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Speaker 1: where they have landed. Oh wait a minute, there was
Speaker 1: a stop for a cornerback earlier. Today there were some
Speaker 1: tight end news cleared up as well, a little draft
Speaker 1: clarification as well. And how about this week in general,
Speaker 1: Ron Wolfley, you definitely have not been as productive as
Speaker 1: the airs on a Cardinals this week, as they have
Speaker 1: addressed multiple spots will get into it. It's not just
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Speaker 1: show number five hundred in the history of the Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage. Wolf Well, you know what, Pobaby, it only
Speaker 1: seems very momentous that show number five hundred would have
Speaker 1: as much news as the Arizona Cardinals have today. I
Speaker 1: could not believe it, Paul, the news that just kept
Speaker 1: coming down about the Arizona Cardinals. And here we are,
Speaker 1: show number five hundred, and we talked about clearing up,
Speaker 1: heating up. We even have a backup quarterback potentially news.
Speaker 1: So up and down there's the Indy five hundred and
Speaker 1: then there's the five hundredth episode of The Big Red Rage,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna get into it. We're gonna go down
Speaker 1: memory lane. We're gonna revisit some of the all time
Speaker 1: great moments in the history of this show, which goes
Speaker 1: almost two decades. Now, think about that, and then we're
Speaker 1: gonna talk about what's front Burner and Wolf. You tell
Speaker 1: me when they signed Malcolm Butler, that obviously filled the
Speaker 1: biggest hole that was left at this point in the offseason.
Speaker 1: Malcolm Butler come on down a one year deal with
Speaker 1: the Arizona card Yeah, Polly, it's so interesting because right now,
Speaker 1: I don't know if you're reading the tea leaves of
Speaker 1: all of these signings in these moves that Steve Kim
Speaker 1: and the Arizona Cardinals have made so far, but one
Speaker 1: thing screams out to me in almost all of these signings, Polly,
Speaker 1: and that is there's going to be a change of
Speaker 1: culture inside that locker room. There's going to be a
Speaker 1: lot more physicality. When you talk about Malcolm Butler, you
Speaker 1: talk about him just as a corner, Polly, start talking
Speaker 1: about him being a physical press man, corner or a
Speaker 1: guy that's going to be physical and be able to
Speaker 1: hold up and cover two schemes where you've got that
Speaker 1: roll up corner and any type of play, any type
Speaker 1: of perimeter play that comes towards that number two corner,
Speaker 1: that covered two corner. He's got to force everything inside.
Speaker 1: You need to feel a goal corner to do that
Speaker 1: right now. Top end speed gonna be a little bit
Speaker 1: suspect with Malcolm Butler, but this is a guy that
Speaker 1: gets it done via savvy and just being smarter than
Speaker 1: you are. And starting with JJ Watt, the physicality, the energy,
Speaker 1: the intensity a Rodney Hudson who is a maller at
Speaker 1: the center position. Yes, they added up Brian Winters. I mean,
Speaker 1: the dude is pulling f three fifties, you know, World
Speaker 1: Strongman competition type stuff. How about you know, purposely going
Speaker 1: after and resigning Marcus Golden. All right, Junkyard Dog, You're right, Wulf.
Speaker 1: There is a pattern here, Darrell Daniels bringing him back
Speaker 1: as that second tight end, ad move tight end, more
Speaker 1: blocker than receiver. They're not just building a team, they're
Speaker 1: building a culture. I agree with you, and we'll get
Speaker 1: into what Malcolm Butler does for the Arizona Cardinal's next
Speaker 1: the big red rage shown number five hundred. The poll
Speaker 1: is hit the Patriot one the quarterback Wilson is in
Speaker 1: the shotgun information Lynch will flank into his left two
Speaker 1: one to the near side, one to the fall. In
Speaker 1: the shut gun, there's the Snappe's felled high control interston.
Speaker 1: It's intercepted by Fulcol Butler. Welcome, Butler is intercepting Listen
Speaker 1: Wilson at the goal line. Twenty second slift. Parler does
Speaker 1: an unbelievable job getting inside and I'm surprised that Russell
Speaker 1: Wilson through it here. Harler read the play perfectly, one
Speaker 1: behind the pick and ran right to where the slam
Speaker 1: was going to be prone. Beast Mode was surprised that
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson threw that ball right there. That's how Super
Speaker 1: Bowl forty nine ended at State Farm Stadium. And that
Speaker 1: was just the beginning of the career of Malcolm Butler, who,
Speaker 1: if you remember, was an undrafted rookie that season out
Speaker 1: of West Alabama and a Super Bowl clinching interception to
Speaker 1: win for the Patriots with the Seahawks at the goal line.
Speaker 1: Wolf I was at at that game. I was in
Speaker 1: auxiliary media. You're never It's never good when you're on
Speaker 1: auxiliary media seating. I was a good three rows from
Speaker 1: the top of the stadium and it happened right in
Speaker 1: front of me, although I had my binoculars watching it
Speaker 1: from that point. And you've never seen a fan base
Speaker 1: so distraught. It's one thing to lose a game at
Speaker 1: the end. It's another thing to lose a Super Bowl
Speaker 1: at the very end on the final play. And there
Speaker 1: you go Malcolm Butler and that's the play of his
Speaker 1: career so far after one year with Tennessee, signs in
Speaker 1: the line that has dotted today and he's the newest
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals, not just cornerback, but he's going to be
Speaker 1: your number one corner going into this season, no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. Bali, you know, it's so fascinating I knew
Speaker 1: about this. Is Malcolm Butler. Once again, this guy is
Speaker 1: a tough, tough dude. He's a tough corner. He's a
Speaker 1: pretty big corner. When you think of five eleven one
Speaker 1: ninety poly that's a pretty good size for a cornerback
Speaker 1: right there, and once again, tough. A guy that is
Speaker 1: an alpha male the locker room, the testosterone that is
Speaker 1: going to be floating around the Arizona Cardel's locker room
Speaker 1: this year in twenty twenty one is so impressive, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: This guy is a man's man, a man's corner, if
Speaker 1: you will. Polly, very very physical guy. Once again, doesn't
Speaker 1: have the top end speed that maybe he once possessed.
Speaker 1: He's got average speed right now, I think when you
Speaker 1: consider the totality of his position, but he gets so
Speaker 1: much of it done based on knowing scheme, knowing route combinations, anticipation,
Speaker 1: knowing where to be. This is a very very smart
Speaker 1: football player. And of all the guys, and I said this, Polly,
Speaker 1: before this signing right here, I said this. I said,
Speaker 1: of all the corners that are out there right now
Speaker 1: and are available, the one guy that I'm interested in
Speaker 1: is Malcolm Butller. Well, guess what maybe you spoken into
Speaker 1: existence because speaking of before this signing, here's Steve Kime
Speaker 1: on Monday the Arizona Cardinals gym answering a question about
Speaker 1: the Cardinals corner situation. At that moment. You know, every
Speaker 1: team has holes, and one thing you don't want to
Speaker 1: do is you don't want to panic and do things
Speaker 1: that are put you in a tough situation from a
Speaker 1: cap standpoint, So we'll continue to monitor the market. There's
Speaker 1: different avenues that we can take, whether it's through free agency,
Speaker 1: trade options, or even the NFL draft. Look, the supply
Speaker 1: was out there. It was a matter of waiting what
Speaker 1: would come to him. And if you believe the reports,
Speaker 1: he signed a one year deal Malcolm Butler with a
Speaker 1: Cardinals worth a maximum of six million a base of
Speaker 1: three point five million according to multiple reports. So Tennessee
Speaker 1: let him go. He had a cap number of fourteen
Speaker 1: point two million, So as much as they might have
Speaker 1: wanted to keep them, it just wasn't feasible under their cap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and see was a free agent man. That is a
Speaker 1: great point, Paul, It really is, because we know the
Speaker 1: salary pinch. Of course, that is happening with every NFL team,
Speaker 1: And when you've got a guy that may not be
Speaker 1: a shutdown corner. And I wouldn't call Malcolm Butler a
Speaker 1: shutdown corner at this point in his career. I don't
Speaker 1: think Malcolm Butler would call himself a shutdown corner at
Speaker 1: thirty one years of age right now. I don't think
Speaker 1: he'd do that, Polly. But when you're paying somebody like
Speaker 1: that fourteen million and you can save over ten million
Speaker 1: dollars on the cap the way that the Tennessee Titans did. Yeah,
Speaker 1: in this climate right now, you could see that coming.
Speaker 1: I want to say one thing about this Polly last
Speaker 1: year a bit of a bounce back year for Malcolm
Speaker 1: Butler in terms of getting his hands on a lot
Speaker 1: of footballs. I think it's so important when you look
Speaker 1: at cornerbacks. How many passes defense does a corner have? Polly,
Speaker 1: and you would think of Pat P when Pat p
Speaker 1: came into the league right his first three years in
Speaker 1: the league, would just say that Pat P was really
Speaker 1: an exciting developing corner and all right, Paul, Yeah, a
Speaker 1: lot of his rookie year, obviously he wasn't Pat he
Speaker 1: the Pro Bowler act corner, but yeah, after that rookie year,
Speaker 1: absolutely he was the shutdown guy. The first three years,
Speaker 1: teams are gonna Tessac Corner, Tessac Corner, tests at corner,
Speaker 1: and suddenly Pappy by year four he had proven he's
Speaker 1: one of the best shutdown corners in the game. And
Speaker 1: he didn't get tested a lot. But the first three
Speaker 1: years he had thirteen passes defense that tells me a lot.
Speaker 1: He was targeted. He's a rookie. Go after him. You
Speaker 1: know what. Thirteen times got his hands on a football,
Speaker 1: knocked it down in his second year in the league.
Speaker 1: Sixteen times Paul knocked it down his third year in
Speaker 1: the league, another thirteen times got his hands on a football,
Speaker 1: knocked it down, and then it just drops off the
Speaker 1: table from that point forward. Why because so many teams
Speaker 1: were not targeting Pat p Right, Malcolm Butler is gonna
Speaker 1: get targeted. Nobody's gonna look at Malcolm Butler said, Oh,
Speaker 1: he's a shutdown corner. Don't throw it over there. They're
Speaker 1: gonna do it. They're gonna throw it over there. He
Speaker 1: had fourteen passes defense last year. Paul, this is a
Speaker 1: guy who may not physically be a supreme talent anymore,
Speaker 1: but this is a guy that will get it done
Speaker 1: with his brain. I'll take that all day. And he
Speaker 1: has ball skills a feign interceptions last year. He tweeted
Speaker 1: out today quote I bawled at the age of thirty.
Speaker 1: I think I can ball harder at thirty one. And
Speaker 1: then after the news broke, he tweeted out, can't wait
Speaker 1: to wear that red, talking about signing with the Cardinals,
Speaker 1: and he's a guy with a dozen playoff games worth
Speaker 1: of postseason experience under his belt. Ron willfully so not
Speaker 1: going to be surprised. Yeah, he's got that going for him.
Speaker 1: And your point earlier about him being physical. One hundred
Speaker 1: tackles last year between Robert Alford and Malcolm Butler, and
Speaker 1: we know Byron Murphrey will put his hat on you.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's a pretty physical group of corners. Just
Speaker 1: another guy that will stick his face into the fire.
Speaker 1: Darren Urban next on show number five hundred and the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage, You're flying solo tonight, But it doesn't
Speaker 1: mean you don't have big news to announce for trand Berry. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just want to I wanted to make this nice
Speaker 1: special m I wanted to do it here on this show.
Speaker 1: This show is very special to me. I've done this
Speaker 1: show for five years with two great co hosts and
Speaker 1: the producer that has been great, and they made this
Speaker 1: show spectacular. They made it part of my life and
Speaker 1: I'm very thankful for that. And I just wanted to
Speaker 1: do these guys in honor and letting them know and
Speaker 1: go publicly that I've played my last game a professional football.
Speaker 1: I'm retiring for real. Yeah, there you go, aways and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: the official announcement right here are the Big Grade Rage
Speaker 1: for Bertrand Berry falling into a career after twelve glorious
Speaker 1: seasons in the NFL. And yes, that is deserving. Thank you,
Speaker 1: Thank you, guys, thank you. I love that. Circa two
Speaker 1: thousand and nine. It is show number five hundred in
Speaker 1: history of the Big Red Rage, a show that started
Speaker 1: circa two thousand and one. That year Ron Wolfley Pat
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Speaker 1: Polly I just listened to that right there and tier
Speaker 1: Rop and knowing what a great guy and how much
Speaker 1: I love bertrand Berry right, and I know you feel
Speaker 1: exactly the same way knowing how much he loved the game.
Speaker 1: I'm tired up right here listening to that all over
Speaker 1: and then you hit me with Pat Tillman. I mean,
Speaker 1: what are you doing with Paul? I still have the
Speaker 1: still have the jersey? Remember you presented us with autographed
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Speaker 1: remember when I was working for a newspaper and going
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Speaker 1: it's amazing, the staying power of the show. And I
Speaker 1: do I remember Bert friends night. I may or may
Speaker 1: not have been tipped off that the news was coming,
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Speaker 1: car waiting for him to officially announce it so I
Speaker 1: could post it to the site before I went in
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Speaker 1: You guys have done a great job with it, and
Speaker 1: here's to another five hundred shows. Hey, there was that
Speaker 1: one time at Jillies was the final year of Dennis
Speaker 1: Green and Cardinals were off to a tough start, inc
Speaker 1: or a one in seven and Bertram Berry made some
Speaker 1: very pointed direct comments on the big red rage comments
Speaker 1: and when National I remember that going back to that venue,
Speaker 1: and then there was National News today. Darren Malcolm Butler
Speaker 1: is an Arizona Cardinal. Give us your reaction and thoughts
Speaker 1: after writing about an easy Cardinals dot com. I'll be
Speaker 1: honest I'm a little surprised with Malcolm Butler's price tag.
Speaker 1: It's he's a little bit more affordable than I thought
Speaker 1: he was going to be. That's why I didn't think
Speaker 1: he would necessarily be somebody that the Cardinals were going
Speaker 1: to be able to target. And quite frankly, you know,
Speaker 1: is he's still in his prime? Probably not. But I
Speaker 1: do think that they did a nice job to kind
Speaker 1: of rebound off of losing Patrick Peterson and bringing in
Speaker 1: a guy that you figure will probably be able to
Speaker 1: be your number one cornerback for the time being, obviously
Speaker 1: only one year deal, and you get him in there,
Speaker 1: and I think everybody kind of breathe a little bit
Speaker 1: more of a sigh of relief. I think you can
Speaker 1: work with the situation better now going forward. And they
Speaker 1: may not be done at cornerback. They might get another
Speaker 1: vetter in here, but if you know you've got Butler there,
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden, you've got a lot more
Speaker 1: leeway in terms of what you might get out of
Speaker 1: Robert Offord, You've got Byron Murphy in the slot. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's still things to do, there's still a draft to go,
Speaker 1: but I think you're in a much better place right
Speaker 1: now than you were twenty four hours ago. You know,
Speaker 1: I look at the cornerback position overall, and I am
Speaker 1: really really encouraged right now because I get to leave
Speaker 1: Byron Murphy. Of course in the slot. I think that's important.
Speaker 1: I think you need that third corner or of course
Speaker 1: that nickel corner. Now is more of a starter. They
Speaker 1: look at him as a starter. He gets so many
Speaker 1: snaps in a game. And to be able to leave
Speaker 1: Byron Murphy there and have Robert Alfred on one side
Speaker 1: and Malcolm Butler on another, hopefully, hopefully, hopefully Robert Alfred
Speaker 1: is going to remain healthy, Oh my goodness, if that
Speaker 1: will only happen right now. This is a guy that
Speaker 1: I'm so impressed with his skill set. I love everything
Speaker 1: about him. And by the way, when he was in training, camping,
Speaker 1: he was practicing, he was there was nobody that was
Speaker 1: having a better camp in my opinion than Robert Alfred
Speaker 1: before he got hurt. And now all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: two years in a row, it's been a disaster. I
Speaker 1: understand that. But if there's somehow, some way he can
Speaker 1: actually play and hold down a corner, and now with
Speaker 1: Malcolm Butler, who knows you might be able to get
Speaker 1: somebody at number sixteen day. I would imagine they're looking
Speaker 1: at some of these young corners at number sixteen going
Speaker 1: into the draft, right, Yeah, you would think so. But
Speaker 1: you know, the issue is going to be whether one
Speaker 1: of those guys is still around at sixteen, or in
Speaker 1: Farley's case, whether he's healthy enough that you want to
Speaker 1: take that gamble, because I don't I don't know at
Speaker 1: this point if Horn or Certant is going to be
Speaker 1: there and you could get a guy in the second round. Obviously,
Speaker 1: dealing Mason Cole gets you another draft pick, so you've
Speaker 1: got a little bit more leeway there. Although that's a
Speaker 1: sixth rounder. You know again, you've got you've got whatever
Speaker 1: it is. A month before the draft happens, it's a
Speaker 1: lot of time between not only being able to draft
Speaker 1: guys but also sign other free agents, and you know,
Speaker 1: we'll see. I agree with you on Alford to be
Speaker 1: nice if he could, if he's able to get back
Speaker 1: to where he was. But I mean, even that that
Speaker 1: great training camp you're talking about, Wolf, I mean, we're
Speaker 1: going to be talking about two years removed from that
Speaker 1: by the time I get back to training camp this time,
Speaker 1: so we'll up to see. I know, Darren Irban, Cardinals
Speaker 1: insider on the Big Red Rage. As someone pointed out
Speaker 1: his Pro Football Focus coverage grade, Malcolm Buttner's seventy two
Speaker 1: point seven would have led all Cardinals defensive backs. Think
Speaker 1: about that. Think about the fact Tennis, he was at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the league in sacks and the Cardinals
Speaker 1: were number four in sacks. How much does that help
Speaker 1: a dB A corner right come up better and look
Speaker 1: better on film when you have that pass rush and
Speaker 1: the Cardinals looked to have fortified that. How about the
Speaker 1: other side of the ball, Darren and what the Cardinals
Speaker 1: did this week and recently here the offensive line today,
Speaker 1: Let's just start with a trade of Mason Cole to
Speaker 1: the Vikings for a six rounder. I mean, clearly, once
Speaker 1: they got Rodney Hudson in their own trade, they had
Speaker 1: a blood of offensive lineman, and with as few picks
Speaker 1: as they had, with all the trade that they had made,
Speaker 1: it made sense to move Mason Cole. I think they
Speaker 1: had given him ample time to kind of show what
Speaker 1: he was going to give them. It wasn't there. I'll
Speaker 1: be honest, I wasn't sure if they were going to
Speaker 1: be able to get a draft pick for him. So
Speaker 1: the fact that they did even a six, I thought
Speaker 1: that was a good move by Steve Khan because he
Speaker 1: just wasn't going to be in your plans and he's
Speaker 1: going into the last year of his contracts. So I
Speaker 1: think that's a benefit. Now they've got six draft pick
Speaker 1: instead of just five, and granted four of them are
Speaker 1: in those last three rounds, but you can hopefully make
Speaker 1: some of that work, and who knows, maybe it gives
Speaker 1: you some ammunition to do some other things. And you
Speaker 1: say some money right by Jettasine Mason Cole, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: mean it's it's the cap space. I mean, I think,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's it's never bad to save a little money,
Speaker 1: but the cap space that they're saving, and once you
Speaker 1: once you figure in him going out and then somebody
Speaker 1: replacing him in the top fifty one things, it's it's
Speaker 1: about one point three one point four million dollars in
Speaker 1: cap space. But we've talked about this a million times, Paul.
Speaker 1: I mean, you need as much cap space as you
Speaker 1: can get at this point, and so that can only help.
Speaker 1: And I do think if the if the what's out
Speaker 1: there with what Malcolm Butler's contract is, which was up
Speaker 1: to six million, which means it's it's worth less than
Speaker 1: that in terms of guarantees. I think you got him
Speaker 1: on a pretty good deal and also too right just
Speaker 1: the fact that Brian Winners and Max Garcia are back
Speaker 1: right there. I saw Mason Cole as a guy that
Speaker 1: might battle for that right guard position, but maybe a
Speaker 1: guy that was going to back up, be a move guy,
Speaker 1: a guy that can play center and guard of course,
Speaker 1: and maybe right now it's Brian Winners and Max Garcia
Speaker 1: that will cover that. Correct. That's what makes sense to me.
Speaker 1: And ultimately, if you go into training camp with a
Speaker 1: bunch of extra gise, you're going to be trying to
Speaker 1: trade them at some point for a pick when you
Speaker 1: realize somebody's not going to make the team. And then
Speaker 1: by that time teams can could possibly wait you out
Speaker 1: because they know you're going to cut them. So I
Speaker 1: think be proactive and getting an extra draft pick in
Speaker 1: this draft makes a lot of sense. A little bit
Speaker 1: later on this show, Ron Wolfley, as is the custom
Speaker 1: on Thursday Nights, will have an update on Larry Fitzgerald.
Speaker 1: He's just waiting to the very end of the show,
Speaker 1: making us wait, what do we know here, Darren? I
Speaker 1: saw where Bobby Mack had tweeted out that fitz had
Speaker 1: been part of the Cardinals active roster on the website
Speaker 1: of which you're very familiar. Now he's not listed. He's
Speaker 1: now below the active roster line. I mean, in the
Speaker 1: words of that note an American philosopher Stephen Colbert, you
Speaker 1: know what that means? Probably something or not? What do
Speaker 1: you think? You know? You know, Paul, I know, since
Speaker 1: you're such a purveyor of conspiracy ferries about fit, since
Speaker 1: we've been covering this on our podcast of the week.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I got a new one, by the way,
Speaker 1: go ahead. Oh no. Sometimes sometimes that person on the
Speaker 1: website is trying to get twenty five or twenty eight
Speaker 1: guys and change up their little drop down menu so
Speaker 1: that they switch on the first day of the league year,
Speaker 1: and sometimes you miss one person, and sometimes that might
Speaker 1: just happen to be Larry Fitzgeld. So sometimes it's just
Speaker 1: an user error and it means absolutely nothing. So I'm
Speaker 1: glad you gave me a chance to clear that up.
Speaker 1: So that's your statement on Lariy Fitzgerald right there. Absolutely
Speaker 1: nothing is that what you're saying, Deed. I mean, ultimately,
Speaker 1: well if I mean, I've heard you on the radio
Speaker 1: in the morning. It's funny that they were trying to
Speaker 1: get you to text him the other day because I'm not.
Speaker 1: Somebody said that after one of the national reporters texted
Speaker 1: him and they said, how come you're not texting him?
Speaker 1: I'm like, so what for him to reply and say,
Speaker 1: I haven't made a decision. I want to save my
Speaker 1: text to Larry Fitzjoe when I could actually get something
Speaker 1: out of it and actually have a conversation, and I
Speaker 1: don't want to, you know, lean on him. And quite frankly,
Speaker 1: he's He's a smart enough guy. He's not the guy
Speaker 1: who's going to be giving people stuff on the side.
Speaker 1: But he's just not So what's the point. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think at this point we're just all gonna have
Speaker 1: to wait it out. And I do think there's probably
Speaker 1: a small part of him that kind of enjoys everybody
Speaker 1: wondering what he's going to do. I think Larry's that
Speaker 1: kind of Sally disagree. I totally disagree what you're making
Speaker 1: him solid. He's Brett Farve. I just listen. I will
Speaker 1: tell you guys this right here. Um, I did text him,
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about that. And I was like, Larry,
Speaker 1: I promise you, we'll never ask you anything about it.
Speaker 1: What you will turn it into a bit. We're we're
Speaker 1: asking you everything except the question that everyone wants answered,
Speaker 1: are you going to retire? He said, we'll turn it
Speaker 1: into a bit. We'll do it funny, right, And he
Speaker 1: texted back and didn't even acknowledge anything that I had said.
Speaker 1: He just said, I hope you and the family are
Speaker 1: doing well. One time I texted it after I was
Speaker 1: at the combine and he had just redone his contract
Speaker 1: and I said, hey, congratulations on your new contract. I'm
Speaker 1: wondering if you might be willing to give me a comment.
Speaker 1: And he texted back and he goes, my comment is
Speaker 1: that I love you, Darren, but not because I worked
Speaker 1: with you or anything, but because you happen to share
Speaker 1: the same birthday. Is it's beautiful? Well, I know you
Speaker 1: want to know. Well, So my theory last week was
Speaker 1: because Fitz was snowboarding, he was done because that violates
Speaker 1: his contract. Thou Shalton not snowboard in the off season.
Speaker 1: So if you're snow and then it was pointing out
Speaker 1: to me, well, he's not currently under contract, so he's
Speaker 1: not beholding or prohibited from snowboarding. So my one this
Speaker 1: week was his long lines. And Darren knows this is
Speaker 1: why all of a sudden and NFL Films put out
Speaker 1: that ancient reel of Larry Fitzgerald as a ball boy
Speaker 1: for the Minnesota Vikings, and then shortly thereafter his good
Speaker 1: buddon golfing pal Patrick Peterson signed with the Vikings. So
Speaker 1: my latest theory is, wait a minute, is this all
Speaker 1: in anticipation of Larry finishing his career in Minnesota, in
Speaker 1: his hometown, going right back to where he used to
Speaker 1: run drills after practice with Chris Carter and Randy Moss.
Speaker 1: And to that, you say, what, Darren, I'm going to
Speaker 1: say the same thing to you I said on the podcast,
Speaker 1: which is, you know, I'm enjoying your conspiracy series and
Speaker 1: it's gonna, I guess continue. But you're a crazy man, no,
Speaker 1: you know what. Honestly, Okay, speaking of crazy man right here,
Speaker 1: what do you think of Colt McCoy actually being scheduled
Speaker 1: to actually come in and make a visit with the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals. I have to admit I was struck by
Speaker 1: Colt McCoy at thirty four years of age as a
Speaker 1: possible backup to Kyler Murray. It's an interesting name. I
Speaker 1: do think that they've been on the search for a
Speaker 1: veteran quarterback since free agency opened, So it doesn't surprise
Speaker 1: me given some of the names that are already off
Speaker 1: the board that you're looking at it. I mean, we'll
Speaker 1: have to see how that turns out. But it's always
Speaker 1: nice to have some kind of veteran. I mean, he's
Speaker 1: been in the league for long enough that you would
Speaker 1: think he'd be good in the quarterback room next to
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray and kind of, you know, telling him some
Speaker 1: things that a veteran quarterback can don't. I don't think
Speaker 1: that that would hurt the situation at all in terms
Speaker 1: of the development of Kyler Murray. I wonder when the
Speaker 1: Cardinals playing the Giants last year and Colt McCoy seeing
Speaker 1: action when Danny Dimes went down, if all that film
Speaker 1: they looked at Colton McCoy getting ready for that Giant's
Speaker 1: road trip, if they saw something they liked and they said,
Speaker 1: you know what this guy, and let's face it, if
Speaker 1: Colton McCoy would have been in the game guys in
Speaker 1: week seventeen. What do you think I mean? So, I
Speaker 1: think maybe there's cause and effect there a little bit,
Speaker 1: and we'll see. According to the report, he might be
Speaker 1: an Arizona Cardinal by next week. So Darren, appreciate the
Speaker 1: time and entertaining our conspiracy theories. And so there'll be
Speaker 1: one next week hot off the front burner for you.
Speaker 1: And as Darren urban all about You, presented by Santan
Speaker 1: Ford and Gilbert Paul, we'll continue with another big Red
Speaker 1: Rage flashback and we'll get into what's next to the
Speaker 1: Cardinals this offseason on the boot Red Rage and the
Speaker 1: Hail Mary by Green Bay was topped by the Hail
Speaker 1: Larry by the Arizona Cardinals, and I think we need
Speaker 1: to hear it everyone. Look, come on, wellyo in the
Speaker 1: University of Phoenix Stadium, Larry, and so you get the
Speaker 1: official intro Larry. That's Aryl, A big voice guy. Larry
Speaker 1: Barnett took over right there and Jim Barnett and Larry
Speaker 1: Fitzgerald was our special guest. Calais Campbell. That wolf is
Speaker 1: you remember the Red Sea invaded Marley's Chandler fashion Center
Speaker 1: the parking lot. Tim Hovic himself actually got government approval
Speaker 1: from the City of Chandler to put it in the
Speaker 1: parking lot and the Red Sea five six seven thousand
Speaker 1: fans strong most definitely put the Big into Big Red
Speaker 1: Rage before the twenty fifteen NFC Championship Game. As we
Speaker 1: continue to go down memory lane here on the Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage Show number five hundred presented by Santan Ford
Speaker 1: in Gilbert, we'll leave it up to Timmy. Do you
Speaker 1: actually pull that off? Right? Paul? And I tell you,
Speaker 1: you know, there's so many moments that you think about,
Speaker 1: just snapshots. I think about being up on that stage
Speaker 1: with a rookie named Tyrann Matthew and Tyrn taking us
Speaker 1: through his youth and his upbringing, his dismissal from LSU,
Speaker 1: and you could hear a pin drop. I mean, the
Speaker 1: crowd was absolutely silent with it, did every word he said.
Speaker 1: We'll remember who was. September two thousand and eight and
Speaker 1: Anquan Bolden got knocked out literally in the end zone
Speaker 1: at the New York Jets. Yes, I remember his jaw
Speaker 1: was broken. Broke his jaw. Yeah. Two weeks later he's
Speaker 1: on the Big Red Rage and his mouth is wired shut.
Speaker 1: He had just got out of the weight room and
Speaker 1: he played that week. It was like two weeks he
Speaker 1: missed and he was back. I mean, don't get me
Speaker 1: started on the quane. Well, once I go down that
Speaker 1: road ball, I'll never never stop. All right, Well, here's
Speaker 1: one for you. Then we'll kick it to him and
Speaker 1: Bertrand Berry And if you remember, one of the bigger personalities,
Speaker 1: wasn't one of the bigger players of the bigger names,
Speaker 1: Robert Tate. He was known as Top five. At any moment,
Speaker 1: he would give you a top five list his opinion,
Speaker 1: top five any category like top five pizza places in
Speaker 1: the world, like he'd have it ready. And so here's
Speaker 1: Bertrand and an Quhan talking about Robert Tad, who was
Speaker 1: known as a bit of a businessman on the side.
Speaker 1: When you have a nickname top five, you automatically set
Speaker 1: yourself up for all kind of ribbon, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. And he calls himself one of the top
Speaker 1: five addresses. He calls himself top five and it actually
Speaker 1: has boxers with Top five. He's taking his nickname to
Speaker 1: the next top five called Robert Tate, the locker room hustler,
Speaker 1: here's a guy. He rints out his molepad, rents to
Speaker 1: the family band. After things given, they have the blowout sale.
Speaker 1: Robert Tate is at Walmart four o'clock in the morning
Speaker 1: to buy twelve hundred dollars Appliasma TV buys about four
Speaker 1: of them, comes to the locker room and try to
Speaker 1: sell him to the teammate for about two three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: This is your boy, this is Top five. Who's buying
Speaker 1: the TVs from Taton, who's renting the mole pad. That's
Speaker 1: why I want to does he get any business? He does?
Speaker 1: JJ Aaronson was a guy who bought a couple of class.
Speaker 1: That's just getting it done. Polly right there. Hey, do
Speaker 1: you remember Clark Hagan's Oh god, okay, Clark Hayans. Do
Speaker 1: you remember Polly when we actually talked to him about,
Speaker 1: you know, the trips. He was not a very fancy dresser,
Speaker 1: remember that. And he actually said he brought a T shirt.
Speaker 1: He brought a T shirt fall and a toothbrush. Tooth
Speaker 1: I do remember. That reminded me of a guy who
Speaker 1: played with Steve Everett, who used to be a center
Speaker 1: with the Cleveland Brown Steve Everett. We called him Spawnee.
Speaker 1: He once played a game with two broken hands. He
Speaker 1: was a center. By the way at Michigan UM. A
Speaker 1: guy that just was incredible had hair down to his butt.
Speaker 1: Polly and Steve Everett was just crazy. The same thing.
Speaker 1: The guy showed up on a groad trip where he
Speaker 1: had shorts on and a toothbrush was actually stuck in
Speaker 1: his pocket. And that was it. There we was and
Speaker 1: once again, this is showing number five hundred in the
Speaker 1: history of the Big Red Rage. And there were shows
Speaker 1: where I think I suffered a rib injury. I was
Speaker 1: laughing so hard. Clark Haggins was one of them. Larry
Speaker 1: Foote was another one, talking about all the old man
Speaker 1: jokes he got from the rookies, and he would tell
Speaker 1: the rookies in the locker room, Yeah, but I might
Speaker 1: have dated your mom, so you better back off, and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Just the trash talking that's going on.
Speaker 1: I remember Adrian, right, Adrian Wilson, a doll bladies and
Speaker 1: gentlemen talking about Jiffy cornbread, remember that Jiffy, And I
Speaker 1: had never heard of Jiffy. He was absolutely he was
Speaker 1: perplexed that I had never heard of that, and then
Speaker 1: Rex had not a starting guard at the time came on,
Speaker 1: and when the Jiffy story came up, he was like
Speaker 1: ready to pound me, like he was offended that I
Speaker 1: never heard of Jiffy, you know, I mean I was
Speaker 1: looking for an exit route at that point. Then there
Speaker 1: was the one where we had Dominique Rodgers Cromarty DRC,
Speaker 1: unique guy in so many ways, loved DRC, and we
Speaker 1: got worried about um. Well, he was a bit of
Speaker 1: a cook in a very unusual way, and we asked
Speaker 1: him to tell us about that story one of his
Speaker 1: favorite dishes. Dominique, did you eman to bring an iron
Speaker 1: with you? Tell everyone what you do with an iron?
Speaker 1: And maloney, go ahead, keep going. Tell us how I
Speaker 1: pressed out on the meat, then I put it on
Speaker 1: and eat it. That was that just in college. You
Speaker 1: still do that to this day. Nice? Nice? How do
Speaker 1: your shirts not smell like? I forgot two different an
Speaker 1: actually flatten his? He's I don't know about you, Wolf.
Speaker 1: In your ten years in NFL locker rooms, I've never
Speaker 1: ever seen a guy with an iron in his locker
Speaker 1: other than Dominique Rogers Cormardi. And that was the tell.
Speaker 1: That was a tip I'm like, DRC one day in
Speaker 1: the locker room, what's the deal with the iron in
Speaker 1: your locker? And that's the story we got out of.
Speaker 1: What's so incredible about that too, Pauli's just the fact
Speaker 1: that have you ever had a fried Bologny sandwich? Because
Speaker 1: they are good, I mean they are really really good
Speaker 1: off fried blow he said, which, Paul, And to think
Speaker 1: of using an iron to warm the thing up, obviously,
Speaker 1: I'm sure he washed it in between, right, sure, Hey,
Speaker 1: sometimes you got to get that's the only way to
Speaker 1: get through college, Wolf, right, you know it's right, I mean,
Speaker 1: you know that's a And then there were shows as
Speaker 1: long as you could play press man the way dude,
Speaker 1: good right, who cares about your iron? Those were all
Speaker 1: time shows. And then we had shows and this happened
Speaker 1: more than once. We had Kurt Warner on and Wolf,
Speaker 1: you didn't get five words in and that's saying something.
Speaker 1: So you know, you basically had the night off and
Speaker 1: we had Kurt Warner on and we're like, well, this
Speaker 1: guy's going network, and he did. He did go network,
Speaker 1: and so, uh, you know, We've had a whole variety
Speaker 1: of guests over the years on the fig Red words
Speaker 1: Paul dinner here from Kurt Warren or Old Graybeard, and
Speaker 1: here they are and soul and soul right so, and
Speaker 1: he will continue to roll with the ND soul. Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, one footnote on Clark Higins. He also
Speaker 1: revealed that night that he dressed up as Spider Man
Speaker 1: for Halloween and was jumping through his neighbor's backyards and
Speaker 1: got the cops called on him. We continue to show
Speaker 1: number five hundred on the Big Red Rage Clark. The
Speaker 1: Cardinals are trading for Raiders Pro Bowl center Rodney Hudson.
Speaker 1: I assume the Cardinals wanted him and it wasn't officially released,
Speaker 1: so they snooped in there and said, hey, before he
Speaker 1: gets the open market, before we had to, is there
Speaker 1: any way we can trade for this nice moved by
Speaker 1: the Cardinals. Cardinals are moving. Seismic shift is what the
Speaker 1: owner of the Cardinals said a week or two ago
Speaker 1: about the salary cap. They're making their team better over there.
Speaker 1: You got to respect it around Kyler and Cliff Kingsbarger.
Speaker 1: That's Pat McAfee show. As Yes, the Cardinals made national
Speaker 1: headlines with that trade for Rodney Hudson, sending the third
Speaker 1: rounder to the Raiders getting a seventh rounder and Rodney
Speaker 1: Hudson in return, a trade that, according to Steve Time,
Speaker 1: took quote a matter of minutes. He said he was
Speaker 1: quote shocked to see that Rodney Hudson was about to
Speaker 1: part ways with the Raiders, and instead of trying to
Speaker 1: contend with all everyone else out there if he got released,
Speaker 1: he picked up the phone and called Mike Mayak and boom.
Speaker 1: That's the essence of a deal. Here on The Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage, the five hundredth edition of The Big Red Rage,
Speaker 1: and the Cardinals. They're checking a lot of boxes so
Speaker 1: far this offseason, are they not, Ron Wolfley, Yeah, Paully,
Speaker 1: they really are right now. And once again their offensive line.
Speaker 1: I'm really excited about the offensive line, in the direction
Speaker 1: of the offensive line, Polly, because I think it speaks
Speaker 1: volumes as to how the Arizona Cardinals are going to
Speaker 1: go about their business in twenty twenty one. The fact
Speaker 1: that they got Rodney Hudson for two more years, Pauli
Speaker 1: at nine and a half and ten and a half,
Speaker 1: you're talking about a Pro Bowl center right now, a
Speaker 1: guy that is an unquestioned leader in that locker room,
Speaker 1: a guy that is going to be a great mentor
Speaker 1: for Kyler Murray. I am just absolutely stunned. That is
Speaker 1: Steve Kim's opus, his magnum opus. We know what that is,
Speaker 1: the d Hop trade, no doubt about that, but his opus,
Speaker 1: Steve Kimes opus, has got to be the Rodney Hudson deal. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean you're talking about a guy who's allowed ten
Speaker 1: sacks in ten years. Think about that, a guy who
Speaker 1: hasn't had a false start since twenty sixteen, when you
Speaker 1: had four at that positional loan last year, sobotic Paul.
Speaker 1: So they're obviously looking forward to that. They identify that
Speaker 1: as a need. They filled that and maybe exceeded expectations
Speaker 1: with a Rodney Hudson. And then we got news this
Speaker 1: week and he's going to have a new linemate we
Speaker 1: figure at right guard, although he'll get competition from another
Speaker 1: guy who they inked as well, Brian Winners and Max Garcia.
Speaker 1: Here's Steve kind the GM on those two. The addition
Speaker 1: of Brian Winners excites me. He's a guy that I've
Speaker 1: watched for years, dating back to Kent State when he
Speaker 1: came out really physical player, smart, really good quickness in
Speaker 1: a short area, and I think he does a great
Speaker 1: job in pass protection, so he's a guy that certainly
Speaker 1: will have a chance to compete. And as well as
Speaker 1: signing back Max Garcia, who can play guard or center
Speaker 1: for us Hey. Max Garcia played in fourteen games for
Speaker 1: the Cardinals a year ago. But Brian Winters Wolf an
Speaker 1: eight year veteran, He has eighty eight starts under his bell.
Speaker 1: He started all three playoff games for the Bills last year.
Speaker 1: What do you think this does for the Cardinals line? Well,
Speaker 1: it brings an awful lot of experience to the Arizona
Speaker 1: Cardinals offensive line, and it brings a lot of physicality
Speaker 1: as well. Pauli, I would say when you think of
Speaker 1: Brian Winners, the one thing I think of first is
Speaker 1: not only how smart he is an experienced he is,
Speaker 1: but just the fact that he's a very physical player.
Speaker 1: And there is a there is a theme that is
Speaker 1: running through this locker room and all of the moves,
Speaker 1: most of all the moves the Arizona Cardinals have made
Speaker 1: in Steve Kime, and it is all about the physicality.
Speaker 1: This team is going to be much more physical, I
Speaker 1: believe on the line of scrimmage, on both sides of
Speaker 1: the ball, going forward. It's a mentality. They've got a foster,
Speaker 1: it's a mentality they've got to cultivate. And so much
Speaker 1: of that has got to do with the type of
Speaker 1: guy you bring into the locker room, Polly, do you
Speaker 1: bring these guys in and dogs are dogs? Man, and
Speaker 1: you bring them into a locker room, they start barking?
Speaker 1: So do you think this is a tell? Do you
Speaker 1: think this is an indication that it's going to be
Speaker 1: a different offense this year? I think so, Polly, I do.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to We're going to see more
Speaker 1: traditional elements offensively. I believe that mixed with the new.
Speaker 1: Of course, Listen, you don't want to handcuff Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 1: You don't want to do that. You want to use
Speaker 1: all that creativity, all of that intellect. You want to
Speaker 1: bring that to bear. But I think, especially with the
Speaker 1: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Polly winning the Super Bowl and winning
Speaker 1: it the way that they did by lining up and
Speaker 1: pounding the football once again right in time, Brady throwing
Speaker 1: the ball using seven man play actions, throwing the ball
Speaker 1: down the field, the bash and bomb offense with a
Speaker 1: little more underneath throws and across the middle throws with
Speaker 1: Tom Brady. Listen, you know what a copycat league this
Speaker 1: league is, and now all of a sudden, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get a lot more traditional elements. I think, a blending
Speaker 1: of the old and the new. I can't wait to
Speaker 1: see it, frankly, because I think it's gonna be cool,
Speaker 1: and I agree with you. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: you know, these are guys who excel in pass blocking
Speaker 1: as well. We know Justin Pugh that's his forte. He
Speaker 1: took the haircut, he went down to four million dollars.
Speaker 1: He tweeted that out. He took a salary reduction. Okay,
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson, we cited his pass pro stats. Brian winner,
Speaker 1: Steve Kim, he cited that as part of the scatterport
Speaker 1: of Brian Winners, he excels and pass blocking. Kelvin Beacham,
Speaker 1: you'd say, you know what, that probably he's probably better
Speaker 1: pass blocker perhaps than run blockers. Play action is a
Speaker 1: great way to go BALLI Play action is a great
Speaker 1: way to go, and that's where I think they're going
Speaker 1: to develop this all offense. Not the RPO was much,
Speaker 1: but play action well, Kyler Murray asked for it at
Speaker 1: least via a couple of cryptic tweets, right, so there
Speaker 1: you go. In fact, he did go ahead and texts
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson his new center right away after the trade
Speaker 1: was completed. We finish up the five hundredth edition of
Speaker 1: The Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford in Gilbert
Speaker 1: Nickcamp the ball he got sicked by Wilson. The ball
Speaker 1: came out, cardinals, I gotta have a music, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: Jack in the Box explain that for our radio listeners
Speaker 1: at all, it was something there, Carlo d As we
Speaker 1: came up, we kind of to we kinda to Jared
Speaker 1: Allen's celebration, mixed it with my YouTube, but we kind
Speaker 1: of were kind of combined the two. They came up
Speaker 1: with the Jack about bertrand Berry in the background with
Speaker 1: the musical sounds and the sound effects right there Adrian
Speaker 1: Wilson explaining the celebration, and man, that was a moment
Speaker 1: going back five hundred shows worth The Big Red Rage
Speaker 1: presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert Paul kelvc Ron Wolfley.
Speaker 1: You know I remember too, is is Adrian Wilson was
Speaker 1: a guest so many times that Bertrand Berry and so forth.
Speaker 1: But then when a Dub hosted in two thy ten
Speaker 1: Wolf and I think you were the one who asked him, well,
Speaker 1: a Dub, why did you do this? A lot of people,
Speaker 1: you know, didn't expect you really to host the show,
Speaker 1: and he said, I know, because that's why I did it.
Speaker 1: That's why you guys everyone said I couldn't do it
Speaker 1: or I wouldn't do it, and he hit it out
Speaker 1: of the park. He was excellent. You know, he shows
Speaker 1: the little personality of Adrian Wilson, does it not Poly
Speaker 1: the gas man right there, just knowing the player that
Speaker 1: he was and the way that he used to blow
Speaker 1: up players. I loved watching a Dub play the game.
Speaker 1: He was so physical, such a physical, physical presence, and
Speaker 1: not a shock to actually hear him say that, you
Speaker 1: know what, I did it because people didn't think I could.
Speaker 1: You know who else good? You know who else was
Speaker 1: excellent when he put on the headset Darnell Dockett, Oh yeah, Doc, Doc,
Speaker 1: when he wanted to be he was money behind the
Speaker 1: mic and you know write down to him insulting Paully
Speaker 1: Pencil next saying I played garden tackle in high school,
Speaker 1: guard the gatorade bucket and tackle anyone who gets near it.
Speaker 1: He ripped me in front of the crowd on that one.
Speaker 1: But Doc was really good when he wanted to be
Speaker 1: in front of absolutely Polly. I also loved it when
Speaker 1: Carlos Dansby right Carlos Dansby. But I just loved his personality.
Speaker 1: You talk about a guy that was a savant on
Speaker 1: the football field, but you brought up a quom Bolden
Speaker 1: earlier and Kuombolden the regard in the respect that I
Speaker 1: have in my heart for this guy. I love this
Speaker 1: guy because of the player that he was on the field,
Speaker 1: A guy that was more of a linebacker than he
Speaker 1: was a wide receiver, had that line acker mentality, and
Speaker 1: he was so funny. He ripped everybody. As you know, Paul,
Speaker 1: you got ripped all the time by the quad, and
Speaker 1: all I can remember is hey, hey, hey, right, I
Speaker 1: mean that was I was a quad. He would say hey,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, here comes a rip. Man.
Speaker 1: You were about ready to get ripped by Ann klam
Speaker 1: Bolden a legend. I remember hosting one of his charity
Speaker 1: events and he still has the most bling per square
Speaker 1: inch I watch. He was wearing. It was like a
Speaker 1: hub calf with diamonds. It was unbelievable. I mean it's
Speaker 1: like every now and then, Paul, to watch that Larry
Speaker 1: gave you. Of course you'll wear that every other road
Speaker 1: trip or something like that. The big, huge piece of
Speaker 1: metal that could actually be a personal safety device LIE
Speaker 1: detector just went off. I stepped into that one right
Speaker 1: down to the pre Super Bowl forty three edition with
Speaker 1: Clydesdale's and the Hollis Trophy. Man, what a pleasured has
Speaker 1: been to host Big Red Rage special. Thanks to Jim
Speaker 1: Almahandro the executive producer for making it all happen and
Speaker 1: Dye Fincher. That'll do it for the Big Red Rage
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