Speaker 1: Remember the simpler days when a prank call just meant
Speaker 1: phoning Grandma to ask her if the refrigerator was running.
Speaker 1: Now we got stolen phone numbers, paid live streams, and
Speaker 1: six figure fins. We will tell you why the league
Speaker 1: is taking action against the Falcons and who could be next.
Speaker 1: The Falcons so far are taking no action on their
Speaker 1: former starting quarterback, and Kirk Cousins options now appear to
Speaker 1: be down to one or maybe none. Here from GM
Speaker 1: Terry Fontinaugh on why the team is still in no
Speaker 1: rush to move.
Speaker 2: On from a one hundred million dollar investment.
Speaker 1: The Bills, of course have their quarterback and it seems
Speaker 1: to be a little consternation in Buffalo, but why they're
Speaker 1: not getting Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: Even more receivers.
Speaker 1: Cameron Wolf will join us to explain why Brandon Bean
Speaker 1: prioritized defense is the name. Patrick Mahomes ring a bell
Speaker 1: welcome inside with the Insiders alongside Judy Batista and Mike Garafolo.
Speaker 2: I am Tom Pelisero.
Speaker 1: One hundred and twenty seven short days until the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five NFL kickoff game. Two weeks for tonight will
Speaker 1: be unveiling the twenty twenty five schedule always a huge
Speaker 1: moment as we look ahead to the season against what
Speaker 1: two days from right now, we're going to see some
Speaker 1: of those new members of your favorite team out there
Speaker 1: running around with jerseys and their new helmets because Rookie
Speaker 1: Mini Camp Week is upon us, and some of those
Speaker 1: rookies already in the building. That includes Sdor Sanders, the Browns'
Speaker 1: newest quarterback, the number one forty four overall pick and
Speaker 1: perhaps the number one most discussed for a variety of reasons.
Speaker 1: He is already in Boria for his introduction, posting on
Speaker 1: his social media account, one of two rookie quarterbacks on
Speaker 1: that team, but the only one who got a call
Speaker 1: from fake Mickey Loomis.
Speaker 2: Leading to this.
Speaker 1: The NFL today finding the Falcons organization two hundred fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars and defensive coordinator Jeff Obrook one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars over the leak of Sanders' phone number, specifically the
Speaker 1: fines issued according to the league for failing to prevent
Speaker 1: the disclosure of confidential information distributed to the club in
Speaker 1: advance of the NFL Draft. It was Olbrich's son, Jacks,
Speaker 1: who took the number from Olbrik's ibad and used it
Speaker 1: to prank Sanders. Here's what Dad had to say today.
Speaker 3: First of all, I like to publicly apologize to Schadur
Speaker 3: and the Sanders family for what occurred. Second of all,
Speaker 3: I want to publicly apologize to mister Blank, Terry Foutno,
Speaker 3: Rean Morris, and the entire Falcons organization. My actions, my
Speaker 3: actions of not protecting confidential data were inexcusable. My son's
Speaker 3: actions were absolutely inexcusable, and for that we are both
Speaker 3: deeply sorry. The NFL has taken action and I fully
Speaker 3: respect the punishment. We take full responsibility my son and myself,
Speaker 3: and we will not be appealing the fine in any way.
Speaker 3: Going forward, I promised my son and I will work
Speaker 3: hard to demonstrate we are better than this. Again, I'm
Speaker 3: deeply sorry for our actions.
Speaker 4: What was your reaction?
Speaker 5: How did you process it?
Speaker 4: Your family and the thing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, obviously not happy and shocked, and so I made
Speaker 3: the Falcons aware of the situation, and then our next
Speaker 3: course of action was to try to get a hold
Speaker 3: of the Sanders family so we could apologize in person,
Speaker 3: which we were able to do, and the great the
Speaker 3: Sanders family should er and coach Sanders were amazingly gracious,
Speaker 3: more gracious than they needed to be in a moment
Speaker 3: like this. It's something that I brought upon myself and
Speaker 3: my son brought upon himself. So it's it's one of
Speaker 3: those things where we gotta we got to take this
Speaker 3: on the chin, and we absolutely are doing that and
Speaker 3: taking full responsibility, and I'm hopeful we'll grow and be better.
Speaker 4: Because of it.
Speaker 1: There's a statement from the Falcon saying, in part that
Speaker 1: thanks the league for quickly addressing the situation, also that
Speaker 1: the Olbert family is working with the organization to participate
Speaker 1: in community service initiatives in relation to last weeks matter. Judy,
Speaker 1: this is not the first time that we've had prank
Speaker 1: calls during the draft.
Speaker 2: We've heard a lot of stories through the years.
Speaker 1: This is certainly the first time that you have a
Speaker 1: viral video from both ends of the call, a number
Speaker 1: lifted from an open iPad. This is a very twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five story, and obviously the NFL trying to make sure.
Speaker 2: We don't have a repeat in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and actually the NFL is still looking into other
Speaker 6: prank calls that replace their trying to find out where
Speaker 6: those numbers were obtained. Let's be clear, there have been
Speaker 6: prank calls in previous years, and there were a number
Speaker 6: of them this year in addition to Shador Sanders. I mean,
Speaker 6: there are a lot of ways to get cell phone
Speaker 6: umbers in this day and age. If you know where
Speaker 6: to look, you can get them. What stood out about
Speaker 6: Shador's number is that this was like an NFL only
Speaker 6: phone number. He got only late last week, right before
Speaker 6: the draft began, and it was only shared with NFL people,
Speaker 6: which is why it was much easier to figure out,
Speaker 6: and of course then they self reported it. It was
Speaker 6: much easier to figure out where this was coming from.
Speaker 6: Let's be clear, the NFL sent out about forty phone
Speaker 6: numbers for players who were in Green Bay or who
Speaker 6: were watching the draft remotely to teams. They send them
Speaker 6: out to the general manager, the head coach, and the
Speaker 6: player personnel director, and then it is up to the
Speaker 6: teams to decide who gets those numbers. Again, should Door's
Speaker 6: number was separate because he had just gotten a new
Speaker 6: phone that was only for the NFL. It's important to
Speaker 6: understand that when that memo went out, it was stamped confidential.
Speaker 6: The NFL takes not sharing public information. Really seriously, every
Speaker 6: year the owner, head coach, and GM of every team
Speaker 6: has to sign something that says there have been no
Speaker 6: rules violations and that includes not sharing public information. And
Speaker 6: that same kind of language is also in coaches contracts.
Speaker 6: So they're not joking around about this. Certainly, they don't
Speaker 6: want this to happen at all. They would like to
Speaker 6: cut back on it as much as they possibly can.
Speaker 6: I suspect in the future we're going to see teams
Speaker 6: tight in the circle of the number of people who
Speaker 6: get these numbers.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I got it, Judy, I got this ready. Everybody,
Speaker 7: listen up. I know you got me up there in
Speaker 7: three p forty five right now in New York offices,
Speaker 7: listen to me. Shdor Sanders when he finally did get drafted,
Speaker 7: he knew it wasn't a prank call. Do you want
Speaker 7: to know why video call video call? Andrew Berry was
Speaker 7: staring him in the face. The Browns did that for
Speaker 7: content purposes, for social media purposes. But I think it's
Speaker 7: actually a really good security thing that you can do.
Speaker 7: You can't mimic the Browns draft room or Andrew Berry's face,
Speaker 7: or maybe.
Speaker 8: You can with a AI these days.
Speaker 7: I don't know, but it'd be harder to do that
Speaker 7: from Barry College, from a dormitory there.
Speaker 9: Then it would be to do it via just a
Speaker 9: phone call.
Speaker 4: So we have the.
Speaker 7: Capabilities, ladies and gentlemen. It'll be twenty twenty six next year.
Speaker 7: Still no flying cars. Hoverboards do have actual wheels, so
Speaker 7: not quite the future that we were planned by this point,
Speaker 7: but we do have the video calls, and I believe
Speaker 7: that that should be a big part of what we
Speaker 7: do next year in the draft to prevent the pranks,
Speaker 7: because look a man in the eye, tell me he's
Speaker 7: about to be drafted, Mike.
Speaker 1: Pic're urging our audience to figure out who can create
Speaker 1: the best Andrewberry deep fake before the twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: NFL Draft, So some homework for enterprising individuals out there.
Speaker 1: Also should be noted too that beyond the standard distribution
Speaker 1: of the phone numbers, there was an email that went
Speaker 1: out to clubs that literally had a subject line Chador Sanders'
Speaker 1: new cell phone number, So quite possible Jax Oldbrick, twenty
Speaker 1: one years old didn't even have to search that hard
Speaker 1: for Shador's number. I would imagine there are a variety
Speaker 1: of protocols that will be adjusted moving forward.
Speaker 2: As for a quarterback who is still.
Speaker 1: On the Falcons roster, Kirk Cousins fully guaranteed twenty seven
Speaker 1: point five million dollars in twenty twenty five, which would
Speaker 1: make it easily the highest paid backup quarterback in NFL history.
Speaker 1: He's still there, He's still in Atlanta. There have been discussions,
Speaker 1: nothing has progressed in terms of a trade which Cousins
Speaker 1: would have to sign off on by waving his no
Speaker 1: trade clause. Terry Fott know the latest.
Speaker 10: We just have to be patient there, and we we
Speaker 10: always were open with it, not just talking about Kirk,
Speaker 10: but with really anybody on our roster. You know, we
Speaker 10: have a lot of those calls with I'll probably talk
Speaker 10: to already six or seven GMS since the draft has ended,
Speaker 10: and they're talking about their roster. We're talking about our roster.
Speaker 10: Because after you get through the draft, that shifts some
Speaker 10: things in terms of needs and surplus and all that.
Speaker 10: And so we're always patient with those types of things
Speaker 10: because if something comes to us with Kirk or any
Speaker 10: other player that makes sense and it's going to help
Speaker 10: this team, then we're going to be aggressive. And we're
Speaker 10: going to do it, and if it's not something that's
Speaker 10: going to ultimately help this team. We always have to
Speaker 10: ask that question, is it the best for the Atlanta Falcons,
Speaker 10: for this organization, And if it is, we're going to
Speaker 10: be willing to do it. But all that communication is
Speaker 10: always ongoing.
Speaker 1: Michael Hered Terry Finos say a version of that repeatedly
Speaker 1: since back at the scouting combine. We're only going to
Speaker 1: do it if it's in the best interest of the Falcons,
Speaker 1: which seems like a not so much coded way of saying,
Speaker 1: you better take on salary here and give us something worthwhile. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: we've already paid this guy sixty two point five million,
Speaker 1: why would we move on from him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but it's also a way of communicating to other
Speaker 7: teams that we're not just going to give this guy
Speaker 7: away for peanuts. And look the deeper this gets. Let's
Speaker 7: say it doesn't happen in the spring. Let's say we
Speaker 7: go into the summer and we have the preseason and
Speaker 7: make joint practices whatever. Right, that opens up the possibility
Speaker 7: for a Vikings like situation where they needed a quarterback.
Speaker 7: The Eagles had Sam Brad for they had just drafted
Speaker 7: Carson Wentz, they had a backup and Chase Daniel as well.
Speaker 7: The return on that was a first round pick. So
Speaker 7: you could look at it now and say, all right, well,
Speaker 7: we're in a situation where we're looking at a potential
Speaker 7: I don't know, day three pick, like that's the offers
Speaker 7: that would be on the table at this point. If
Speaker 7: we do wait it out and we get into that situation,
Speaker 7: the return could be much much higher. And then this
Speaker 7: whole situation from the start to finish. Now he'd have
Speaker 7: to sign off on that, and I'm sure that he
Speaker 7: would at that point because it'd be a chance to
Speaker 7: be a starting quarterback. But right now it seems like
Speaker 7: Pittsburgh bust and everybody kind of knows that. And if
Speaker 7: Aaron Rodgers decides he wants to go to Pittsburgh and
Speaker 7: they take him there, well then there's really no clear
Speaker 7: landing spot.
Speaker 9: Then it looks like he'll.
Speaker 7: Just be locked into that situation I was just talking about.
Speaker 7: And then the worst case scenario there, Judy is Kirk
Speaker 7: Cousins is the backup quarterback, which the Falcons have said
Speaker 7: all along they're willing to do. It just feels like
Speaker 7: this kind of three way standoff, maybe even a thirty
Speaker 7: two way standoff.
Speaker 6: Base, it still feels impossible that he could remain there
Speaker 6: as the backup quarterback. I don't know if that's a
Speaker 6: good situation for anybody. It's certainly not a good situation
Speaker 6: for Kirk Cousins, and I don't think it would be
Speaker 6: a very good situation for Michael Pennix either. To have
Speaker 6: Kirk Cousins, you know, the former starter who they paid
Speaker 6: all this money to right over your shoulder, certainly not good.
Speaker 11: If Pennox happens to get off.
Speaker 6: To a slow start or has a bad day, our
Speaker 6: fans going to start calling for kirk Cousins. But you're right,
Speaker 6: as things stands right now, I don't know an obvious
Speaker 6: landing spot that Kirk Cousins would want unless the Aaron
Speaker 6: Rodgers thing falls through in Pittsburgh, and then that would
Speaker 6: leave them with an obvious opening for a starting quarterback
Speaker 6: if they would want Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 11: You're right.
Speaker 6: If we let this go into the summer, training camp
Speaker 6: starts in pre season, you know inevitably there will be
Speaker 6: injuries somewhere, and then does that open the door to
Speaker 6: more potential landing spots?
Speaker 11: For him that Kirk Cousins would like. I don't know.
Speaker 6: The bottom line to me is I just cannot envision
Speaker 6: that the season kicks off with Kirk Cousins as a
Speaker 6: backup quarterbacks to the Falcons.
Speaker 2: Here's the art thing to consider it.
Speaker 1: The no trade clause does not expire, and if it
Speaker 1: requires to Mike's point about Philadelphia and Vikings back in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, Teddy Bridgewater got hurt on August thirtieth, that
Speaker 1: trade was made on Labor Day weekend. If it gets
Speaker 1: that far into this, Kirk Cousins might just say, I
Speaker 1: don't want to go to this team. I don't know
Speaker 1: the coaches, I don't know the players, I haven't had
Speaker 1: any reps. Is that really going to benefit me in
Speaker 1: my career? Move my family across the country in the fall.
Speaker 1: It's a real possibility here because he does have that card.
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins gets to the side, am I going to
Speaker 1: approve any trade? Will see if anything develops here in
Speaker 1: the coming months. It would help perhaps if they could
Speaker 1: play in slow motion all the time, or at least
Speaker 1: be in slow motion like this video. Justin Fields Garrett
Speaker 1: Wilson get excited Jets fans. The Ohio state connection is
Speaker 1: back in New York, Judy, this is something that was
Speaker 1: one of the fascinating stories in the entire offseason. Obviously,
Speaker 1: a new regime in New York with Darren Mougie as
Speaker 1: the GM, with Aaron Glenn as the new head coach
Speaker 1: of first time play caller in Tanner Angster, and they
Speaker 1: get this guy in Justin Fields, Pozna's third team in
Speaker 1: three years. We've seen the flashes of it, we haven't
Speaker 1: seen the consistency of it.
Speaker 2: You're close to it.
Speaker 1: What are your expectations for that combination? And we're going
Speaker 1: to see from the Jets offense in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: Well, that video we just showed you is like the
Speaker 6: dream sequence for the New York Jets.
Speaker 11: Look.
Speaker 6: Aaron Glenn, when I talked to him at the annual
Speaker 6: meeting back in March, said he thinks that Justin Field
Speaker 6: still has a very high ceiling and that they can
Speaker 6: get him to that and that he is ready to
Speaker 6: reach the level that he can play at. Obviously, again
Speaker 6: when you show it in slow motion, it's just beautiful.
Speaker 6: He's already got the built in connection with Garrett Wilson,
Speaker 6: so they're already ahead of where Aaron Rodgers was With
Speaker 6: Garrett Wilson.
Speaker 11: Quite frankly, the question.
Speaker 6: Is can he operate the offense efficiently, which he was
Speaker 6: doing in Pittsburgh, and then can he get the ball
Speaker 6: down the field? That is what they wanted more of
Speaker 6: in Pittsburgh. They wanted more explosive plays, they wanted more
Speaker 6: scoring than they were getting at that point. That is
Speaker 6: why they made the switch away from Justin Fields. But again,
Speaker 6: Aaron Glenn, who faced him as the defensive coordinator when
Speaker 6: he was in Detroit and Justin Fields was in Chicago,
Speaker 6: he feels that he still has a very high stealing
Speaker 6: and that the Jets can get him to it, and
Speaker 6: certainly the presidence of his buddy Garrett Wilson is going
Speaker 6: to help a lot.
Speaker 7: Meanwhile, we're into fifth year option season as the deadline
Speaker 7: to accept those options for next season. There for the
Speaker 7: twenty twenty six season for players who were drafted a
Speaker 7: couple of years ago.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty two.
Speaker 7: To be exact, the Jets picked up all three officially
Speaker 7: of the players that they drafted in the first round
Speaker 7: that year, Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson, and Jermine Johnson, Johnson
Speaker 7: tweeting out his thanks and his expectation for year five
Speaker 7: for him. That is the first time, according to our
Speaker 7: guy Ben McWilliams, do we have the graphic of this?
Speaker 11: Ben?
Speaker 9: Ben wrote such a beautiful email. You put it in
Speaker 9: graphic form.
Speaker 8: I'll just read it.
Speaker 7: So the first time since the fifth year option was
Speaker 7: introduced back in twenty eleven with a new collective bargaining agreement,
Speaker 7: so the first time that a team has picked up
Speaker 7: three all three of the options there. So the Joe
Speaker 7: Douglas era, it did not end well because of everything
Speaker 7: that was committed toward Aaron Rodgers. But this was an
Speaker 7: amazing draft class and it is something for Darren Moujie
Speaker 7: and for Aaron Glenn to work with moving forward here
Speaker 7: as they get these guys under contract for the twenty
Speaker 7: twenty six.
Speaker 1: Season fifth year options, that's the twenty twenty sixth year
Speaker 1: on those contracts, they're fully guaranteed at the time that
Speaker 1: they are exercised, which influences some of the decisions. These
Speaker 1: five right here no brainers, Drake London, Kyle Hamilton, the
Speaker 1: two guys from the Chiefs and Jordan Davis all having
Speaker 1: theirs picked up there are some other players who did
Speaker 1: not have their options exercised in certain cases, including for
Speaker 1: Tyler Lindenbaum, Kyle Hamilton's teammate with the Ravens. That could
Speaker 1: be an indication that while the Ravens do not want
Speaker 1: to play that number and haven't locked in the books
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty six, a new deal at a more
Speaker 1: team favorable number could be in the offing. Meanwhile, another
Speaker 1: Jets news some unfortunate news for Jordan Travis, the quarterback
Speaker 1: who we all saw have an unbelievable year at Florida
Speaker 1: State back in twenty twenty three, prior to a devastating
Speaker 1: leg injury that not only ended Travis's college career kept
Speaker 1: Florida State out of the College Football Playoff, but also
Speaker 1: has now ended Jordan Travis's NFL career before it got started.
Speaker 1: He announced today he is retiring from the NFL. Put
Speaker 1: everything he had into rehabbing that leg, it just did
Speaker 1: not come around. Best wishes to Jordan Travis in whatever
Speaker 1: comes next. The top quarterback, top player taking in this
Speaker 1: year's draft, Titans and cam Ward arriving at the facility,
Speaker 1: the new face of the Titans organization getting a ride.
Speaker 1: It's rainy there. The weather will improve in Nashville. I
Speaker 1: feel very comfortable about that. Take a look at some
Speaker 1: of the other quarterbacks taken in this year's NFL draft.
Speaker 1: There were a lot of them, even more that we're
Speaker 1: showing you. I believe thirteen in all in that graphic.
Speaker 1: But some of the notables Jackson Dart, Tyler Schuck, Jalen Milroe,
Speaker 1: the Browns getting a two for one with Dylan Gabriel
Speaker 1: and Schador Sanders, Col mc cord, Will Howard also coming
Speaker 1: off the board, among others. As we welcome in our
Speaker 1: Brian Baldinger to the conversation, you look at those names, Baldy,
Speaker 1: there's different scenarios where not just one, but a bunch
Speaker 1: of those guys could see a path towards seeing the
Speaker 1: field in twenty twenty five. In your mind, which quarterback
Speaker 1: landed in the best spot?
Speaker 4: But I think Jackson Dark is in a good spot.
Speaker 12: And I know Russell Wilson is there, Jameis Winston is there,
Speaker 12: but and Russell Wilson might very well start. But I
Speaker 12: expect Jackson Dark to get on the field this year
Speaker 12: now this organization. Last year I saw quarterbacks throw for
Speaker 12: thirteen touchdown passes in seventeen games. The quarterback position has
Speaker 12: to be upgraded. So you trade, you know, in order
Speaker 12: to move up to the twenty fifth pick. This is
Speaker 12: the second or third round pick. This is the first
Speaker 12: round pick now, and when you're your first round pick,
Speaker 12: things change.
Speaker 4: Especially when you're aggressed it.
Speaker 12: They got their outside linebacker, and I'm dual Carter great,
Speaker 12: but they traded up to get their quarterback. And this
Speaker 12: is the first drafted quarterback that Brian Dable is going
Speaker 12: to be able to hopefully develop. And so the only
Speaker 12: way you're develop in his business, as we know Tomas
Speaker 12: by playing. And so he may sit to start, but
Speaker 12: I don't think he's going to sit. If the Giants struggle,
Speaker 12: if Russell Wilson struggles, I expect Jackson Dart to get
Speaker 12: out there. They're going to find out what they have
Speaker 12: and the only way to find out is to play them,
Speaker 12: and so I think that we're going to see him
Speaker 12: out there.
Speaker 4: I think it's a good situation.
Speaker 12: They've upgraded the offensive line, they drafted a running back,
Speaker 12: the receivers all return, there's some help around him, and
Speaker 12: I think Brian Dable gets the program. Jackson Dart from
Speaker 12: the start remember top, they could have taken anybody they
Speaker 12: wanted after Cam Woor, they chose Jackson Dart. So we'll
Speaker 12: find out about Joe Shane and his ability to kind
Speaker 12: of look.
Speaker 4: At that position, draft that position.
Speaker 12: We'll see what Brian Dable could do with the guy
Speaker 12: that they wanted, that they traded up to get, and
Speaker 12: how they program them. I think Jackson Dart's in a
Speaker 12: good spot to start his career at some point this season. Baldi,
Speaker 12: thank you very much. A lot more to come from
Speaker 12: you later on in this show.
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Speaker 1: So much more to come tonight on the Insiders and
Speaker 1: Clay to look it out. The defending champs handled the draft.
Speaker 1: We will break down the latest Eagles as they begin
Speaker 1: their title defense. Coming up first, Josh Allen locked in,
Speaker 1: of course, as the Bills quarterback for years to come.
Speaker 1: But should they have gotten a little bit more help
Speaker 1: in the receiving game. Brandon Bean certainly does not think so.
Speaker 1: We'll see what Camera Wolf thinks when he joins us next.
Speaker 4: Very mild step into.
Speaker 11: That Welcome back to the insiders.
Speaker 6: That is the Buffalo Bills draft class of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: And if you can see the really fine print, you
Speaker 6: will notice a theme that is a whole lot of
Speaker 6: defensive players up very high in the draft. We noticed it.
Speaker 6: Other people noticed it. They had thoughts about it. Brandon
Speaker 6: Bean has thoughts about their thoughts.
Speaker 13: I was like, twenty eighteen all over with you guys,
Speaker 13: Well we're very how so well you guys were mentioning
Speaker 13: in twenty eighteen about Josh Allen. You guys wanted Josh Rosen.
Speaker 13: And now you guys are that we don't have a receiver.
Speaker 13: I don't get it, Like we just go hold on,
Speaker 13: let me talk.
Speaker 4: We just scored.
Speaker 14: Thirty points in a row for eight straight games a
Speaker 14: year ago. I get you guys asking why we didn't
Speaker 14: have receivers, But I don't understand it.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 14: You just saw us lead the league in points. You
Speaker 14: just saw us do it without Stefan Diggs saying, group,
Speaker 14: How is this group not better than last year's group?
Speaker 4: So I get it.
Speaker 14: You got to have a show and you got to
Speaker 14: have something to be about.
Speaker 2: But let's be realistic.
Speaker 14: Your job is not to have It's not fantasy football
Speaker 14: to trot out the best receivers.
Speaker 2: You got Josh Allen.
Speaker 16: First thing you got to do is protect him.
Speaker 2: You can't have everything.
Speaker 6: Who Brandon dean On plod to We love it, Cam Wolfe,
Speaker 6: welcome back to the Insiders. All right, let's talk about
Speaker 6: the Bills draft class, because there's no question it tilted
Speaker 6: quite heavily toward defense.
Speaker 11: What were they trying to do there?
Speaker 16: Well? First, I love Brandon Bean's radio call there.
Speaker 17: He's getting criticism for years and he boils over and
Speaker 17: it pops.
Speaker 16: Let's have more GM's telling us how they really feel.
Speaker 17: And the reality is is there's a lot of truth
Speaker 17: in what Brandon Bean has said. I have been covering
Speaker 17: this Bill's team for years and it hasn't been Josh Allen.
Speaker 17: It hasn't been the wide receiver position that stopped him.
Speaker 17: It's been an inability to stop Patrick Mahomes, inability for
Speaker 17: pass rush, and inability to have cornerbacks on the field,
Speaker 17: and so I laughed today because the Bills signed Elijah Moore.
Speaker 17: And my first thought is, what are the radio hosts
Speaker 17: thinking now that they added.
Speaker 8: A wide receiver.
Speaker 16: But the reality is the Bills needed defense.
Speaker 17: They added five picks, the first five picks of this
Speaker 17: draft on defense. Maxwell Harrison their cornerback the first round pick.
Speaker 17: He ran a four to eight all speed at corner.
Speaker 17: He's going to get a chance to compete for a
Speaker 17: starting spot with Trey White, who they brought back at
Speaker 17: that spot. They were bottom ten and pass defense last year.
Speaker 17: Definitely helping that unit. But I really love what they
Speaker 17: did up front with a lot of the big boys
Speaker 17: they added within this group.
Speaker 16: They added TJ. Sanders traded up to get him.
Speaker 17: He's a guy that I heard I had some interest
Speaker 17: from other teams that they didn't trade up and get them.
Speaker 16: He has some pass rush ability.
Speaker 17: Brandon Bean believes he can play next to Ed Oliver
Speaker 17: on those third down rush situations, and so you add
Speaker 17: him into the group. They got Dion Walker in the
Speaker 17: fourth front of big nose tackle, getting a need there,
Speaker 17: and then Landon Jackson at edge rusher in the third round,
Speaker 17: giving them some edge rush talent, so they think they
Speaker 17: have enough at edge and this Bills team is ready
Speaker 17: for another go at the Chiefs.
Speaker 16: Whether those radio hosts think they're ready or not.
Speaker 6: All right, let's stay in the division, but go down
Speaker 6: south of Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 11: Let's be real about it.
Speaker 6: They needed to get tougher, and they did focus on
Speaker 6: the trenches in the draft.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's a big boy draft from Miami. They had
Speaker 17: about six hundred and fifty pounds they drafted in the
Speaker 17: first two rounds between their picks, and I'll start with
Speaker 17: Kenneth Graham, their defensive tackle. They definitely needed to get
Speaker 17: tougher inside. How many Novembers December January is do we
Speaker 17: talk about them not being able to stop the ball?
Speaker 17: Run the ball.
Speaker 16: Kenneth Graham is a big nose tackle from Michigan. I
Speaker 16: talked to some people in.
Speaker 17: The league who had him raided higher than Mason Graham
Speaker 17: is teammate that actually went to the Cleveland Browns. He
Speaker 17: had a lot of run stuff in ability, but they
Speaker 17: think there's some potential to.
Speaker 16: Unleash as far as the pass rush.
Speaker 17: And they got one of the best defensive line coaches
Speaker 17: in the league in Austin Clark to help him develop.
Speaker 17: On the other side, getting a big guard in Jonah
Speaker 17: from Arizona.
Speaker 16: He's a guy that is powerful, steady build.
Speaker 17: They also think he has some explosion to really help
Speaker 17: protect Tua and help that running game that struggled last year.
Speaker 17: So big boy trenches for them in the draft, and
Speaker 17: now the attention first this weekend terms the Formula one which.
Speaker 16: They have here in Miami a great event.
Speaker 17: And then from there it's what happens at the cornerback position.
Speaker 17: Jalen Ramsey, from what I understand, is still going to
Speaker 17: be a expected separation at some point that marriage is
Speaker 17: essentially dissolved.
Speaker 16: And when that does happen, whether that's in.
Speaker 17: May or in June, when they can get more salary
Speaker 17: cap relief, there's going to be a huge hole in
Speaker 17: that cornerback position for Miami, and so I'd expect them
Speaker 17: to look heavily in the free agency market, veteran options,
Speaker 17: maybe even the trade market.
Speaker 16: I heard Russell Douglas as a name.
Speaker 17: They've looked into the former Bills cornerback, but they need
Speaker 17: at least two veteran cornerbacks to add to that room.
Speaker 17: But their main thing was to get the big boys
Speaker 17: up front, try to get tougher, more physical, and they
Speaker 17: feel like they accomplished that in the draft.
Speaker 6: The Jalen Ramsey situation one of the last big issues
Speaker 6: to still be resolved this offseason.
Speaker 1: Thursday night was a long one for Ohio State tackled
Speaker 1: Josh Simmons, but with the final pick in round one,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs brought home a guy who certainly could play
Speaker 1: a big role in protecting Patrick Mahomes four years to come.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the Insiders.
Speaker 1: Tom Pellicerro joined it now once again by Brian Valdeger
Speaker 1: as well as our Jeffrey Chania.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey, you're right there in Kansas City. Josh Simmons.
Speaker 1: There were some questions he's had injuries, there were questions
Speaker 1: about maturity. There's no question at all about how talented
Speaker 1: this guy is. What did you make of that pick?
Speaker 1: And the chief draft as all, well.
Speaker 15: It's a risky pick, Tom, It's a worthwhile gamble for
Speaker 15: the Chiefs because they're trying to get this left tackle
Speaker 15: situation fixed and Josh Simmons is exactly the kind of.
Speaker 8: Player who could fix it if he's healthy.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 15: General manager Bedfeech joked before the draft with Andy Reid
Speaker 15: that if he wants a left tackle, you either have
Speaker 15: to lose some games or get a guy who's injured
Speaker 15: or as character issues. And they got the guy who's injured.
Speaker 15: But they love his potential here and if he is
Speaker 15: what they hope he can be, he can be a
Speaker 15: huge home run for this group. But I think a
Speaker 15: couple picks that should be mentioned here later in the
Speaker 15: draft of the Chiefs that could be good for them.
Speaker 15: Or Noel Williams, a cornerback from cal and Jalen Royals,
Speaker 15: a wide receiver from Utah State, both guys who contribute,
Speaker 15: if not this year, at least somewhere down the road.
Speaker 8: Baldy, Jeff, I.
Speaker 4: Mean they addressed the left tackle position.
Speaker 12: It seems like they do it every year, going back
Speaker 12: to when they signed Donovan Smith or drafting jan Ye
Speaker 12: Morris or change the playing tunity in there from left
Speaker 12: guard to left tackle. They have to try to get
Speaker 12: it fixed. It really showed up in the Super Bowl
Speaker 12: against the Eagles the deficiency at that position. And so
Speaker 12: if Josh Simmons gets you know that to tell attended.
Speaker 12: If he gets that held, which should be fine, and
Speaker 12: he gets out there his talent is supreme. And look,
Speaker 12: they lost some defensive tackles on that side of the
Speaker 12: ball for Spags.
Speaker 4: And so you go out there and you.
Speaker 12: Draft a couple of different guys, uh and Norman Lot
Speaker 12: along with a lot off of the edge right there.
Speaker 4: But I agree Jalen Royals.
Speaker 12: Uh, you know the wide receiver, like, that's some wide receiver.
Speaker 4: Room right now.
Speaker 12: You better be able to run with Xavier Worthy, Hollywood
Speaker 12: Brown and now Royals.
Speaker 4: I mean that's a four by one, you know, four
Speaker 4: hundred meter relay team right there. There's gonna be.
Speaker 12: Some defensive backs that might pull up some hamstrings in
Speaker 12: some of those practices out there in Missouri this summer.
Speaker 12: But they've had his feet to that offense. And uh,
Speaker 12: you know, just out of another linebacker, Jeffrey Bassler. You know,
Speaker 12: we saw him lose one in free agency. So you know,
Speaker 12: Spags can always use another young linebacker to kind of
Speaker 12: fill in and work in to his schemes.
Speaker 1: The AFC still goes through Kansas City, The AFC West
Speaker 1: definitely goes through Kansas City.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey.
Speaker 1: The last time the Chiefs didn't win the division title,
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes was still playing baseball at Texas Tech. When
Speaker 1: you look at the rest of the division here, which
Speaker 1: of these teams helped themselves the most of this draft
Speaker 1: to maybe try to catch the big dogs on top.
Speaker 8: Oh, for me, it's the Denver Broncos time.
Speaker 15: And getting Today Baron in the first round the cornerback
Speaker 15: from Texas was a huge move for them. People thought
Speaker 15: that Broncos would go running back receiver, maybe try to
Speaker 15: get a tight end of Tyler Warren or coach and
Speaker 15: levelm was still around. But to get Today bar and
Speaker 15: a guy who can jump into a second year that
Speaker 15: already has Patricks Tretaan and Riley Moss, and the defense
Speaker 15: that has great edge rushers and interior defenders, I think
Speaker 15: it's a home run for Vans.
Speaker 8: Joseph their defensive coordinator.
Speaker 15: And you think about how Riley Moss, who got banged
Speaker 15: up down the stretch last year, how that impacted this defense.
Speaker 15: Now you're talking about a defense that had sichy three sacks,
Speaker 15: leading the league, third in points allowed, and you have
Speaker 15: a secondary like this, I think that they are well
Speaker 15: positioned baldly to deal with the Chiefs on offense and.
Speaker 12: A team that won ten games a year go. They
Speaker 12: should get better, especially bow Nicks in the second year.
Speaker 12: But Jeff, I'm gonna go with the Raiders here because
Speaker 12: for the first time I feel like in a while,
Speaker 12: they've got a proven guy at the top and Pete Carroll.
Speaker 12: They brought in Ship Kelly in the offense quarter. So
Speaker 12: when you draft Ashton Gent, you now are going to
Speaker 12: have an identity on offense. Jill Smith will turn around
Speaker 12: and hand the ball off the Gent probably three hundred
Speaker 12: times that year, probably throw it to them another fifty times.
Speaker 12: They're going to have an identity. They're going to be tougher.
Speaker 12: And then you know, when you add Jack Besch to
Speaker 12: replace Devonte Adams at a receiver position, when you add
Speaker 12: a Darien Porter that can maybe replace Jack Jones at leftporter,
Speaker 12: you go through the list. I feel like the Raiders
Speaker 12: had the most to improve, Jeff. They won four games
Speaker 12: last year. They if they improved like I think they
Speaker 12: will with the stability they have at the very top,
Speaker 12: the whole division gets tougher and so maybe there's just
Speaker 12: you know, more losses amongst those teams within the division,
Speaker 12: as I think everybody's improved right now.
Speaker 1: Baldy, stick around, you be back to talk about the
Speaker 1: drafts in the NFC East Jeffrey, thank you as always.
Speaker 7: The green Bay Packers select Baron Currell Deventsive End, Texas.
Speaker 5: And here's why the Commissioner came out to announce it,
Speaker 5: because Baron Serell has been in.
Speaker 8: The green room this entire time.
Speaker 16: Wow, good for him sticking around. I love the fact
Speaker 16: that he stuck it out here. He is getting his moment.
Speaker 8: Baron, welcome home.
Speaker 17: Your name was called and this is now your kingdom, Landewfield.
Speaker 18: This is a bleasant I'm so happy on you.
Speaker 4: Go back go.
Speaker 15: That's all like a silence.
Speaker 5: Go go p go, go put go go plack go,
Speaker 5: go plak, go go plack, go, go plack go.
Speaker 7: One of the great scenes from Draft Weekend, Baron Serrell
Speaker 7: going to the packers in the green room, had no
Speaker 7: idea he'd be taken by Green Bay, and that's how
Speaker 7: it happened. So he says, there's no better feeling than
Speaker 7: waking up a green Bay packer today.
Speaker 2: Let's work.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now the work starts like that was all fun, barn,
Speaker 7: But now the work starts, and part of the work
Speaker 7: is being here with us on the insiders.
Speaker 9: Appreciate you joining us.
Speaker 2: Baron. Take us back.
Speaker 9: I mean, people didn't know that you were there. You
Speaker 9: were kind of lurking in the background.
Speaker 7: What was the genesis of you being there in the
Speaker 7: draft room, in the green room and there for when
Speaker 7: the packers are going to take you in front of
Speaker 7: your home crowd.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 18: So I've been offending this league for a very long time,
Speaker 18: and i mean watch it. You watched the draft year
Speaker 18: in a year out, and I knew that going into
Speaker 18: this year that obviously I'll be draft. I was going
Speaker 18: on that that's the goal, that's what I want to do.
Speaker 18: So it was very fortunate to have that opportunity. My
Speaker 18: agent worked it out with the staff at the NFL.
Speaker 18: Very thankful for them to have me there. And obviously
Speaker 18: my projected day was Day two, but they still took
Speaker 18: me in and everything, and I was able to do
Speaker 18: everything with all the other prospects out there throughout the week.
Speaker 18: But my day that I was in a great room
Speaker 18: was day too, and it didn't turn out the way
Speaker 18: we plan But just thankful to the NFL staff, thankful
Speaker 18: to the Commissioner, to the NFL legends and everybody, and honestly,
Speaker 18: most importantly just God, because without him, none of this
Speaker 18: is possible, but made that decision to come back the
Speaker 18: next day, and it was very thankful for that decision.
Speaker 6: All right, tell us what went into that decision, because
Speaker 6: that couldn't have been easy sitting there all that time.
Speaker 6: Why did you decide to go back for day three?
Speaker 6: Who did you talk to before you made the decision?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a really hard decision.
Speaker 18: Like you said, obviously already having your mind set on something,
Speaker 18: but just having that perspective switch for me, that's really
Speaker 18: what happened, and just always try to just show an
Speaker 18: attitude of gratitude, and that was kind of what just
Speaker 18: tooking the place, talking to my family, talking to people
Speaker 18: closed by me, having that conversation with the commissioner, the
Speaker 18: NFL legends, and you talked to some of them and
Speaker 18: you realize that, you know, for some of them, it
Speaker 18: was a twelve round draft back then, and they still
Speaker 18: went undrafted. Still it was eleven round picks, and they're
Speaker 18: just like, I mean, at the end of the day,
Speaker 18: you're doing something that a lot of people don't do,
Speaker 18: and that's go to the NFL. You're gonna get your
Speaker 18: name called. So just had that perspective switch and just
Speaker 18: realize that like, you know what, my family's here, I'm
Speaker 18: gonna be I'm gonna sit here, stick it out. And
Speaker 18: I just think that everything that I showed throughout that
Speaker 18: that week really just took and in a way just
Speaker 18: showed you know what it took to get there. And
Speaker 18: that's just patience and trust in the process.
Speaker 7: Great call, because if you had been taken by Green
Speaker 7: Bay and you were there and then you left, oh man,
Speaker 7: I would have been right there, so great yoah. By
Speaker 7: you being there for that moment and then the moments
Speaker 7: that followed, you were able to go right to the
Speaker 7: team facility because it was right there, I believe there
Speaker 7: was a Lambeau leap as well take us through the
Speaker 7: rest of that day.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, that was man. I'm looking forward to the
Speaker 18: next one. I have my cleat on in my jersey on,
Speaker 18: so I actually be able to get all the way
Speaker 18: up there the outfit that I had or was not
Speaker 18: playing for Lambeau leaping, let me say that, but just
Speaker 18: enjoin the city, enjoying us city afterwards. That's really all
Speaker 18: that came down.
Speaker 16: Too.
Speaker 18: Happy that my family was with me and they were
Speaker 18: all able to experience that as well. Doing the press conference,
Speaker 18: meeting the coaching staff. There's just so many things about
Speaker 18: that day that you know, I always hold close to me.
Speaker 4: Is a good memory.
Speaker 6: All right, let's sneak in one football question here. What
Speaker 6: are you going to bring to them as a pass rusher?
Speaker 6: They could do some pass rushing help. So what are
Speaker 6: they getting in you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 18: For me, I mean, it's a guy that I mean,
Speaker 18: at the end of the day, is just about getting
Speaker 18: to the quarterback and affecting them in a multitude of ways.
Speaker 18: And that's hits, that's Harry's, that's getting my hands up,
Speaker 18: and that's second the quarterback, and that's the ultimate goal.
Speaker 18: And I'm just ready to go there and be used
Speaker 18: as however they need me to. But also knowing that
Speaker 18: you know, from day one, man, I'm trying to get
Speaker 18: out there and reciprocate the energy that the fans, that
Speaker 18: this community is given to me. I'm just ready to
Speaker 18: put on for everybody out there that's been giving me
Speaker 18: the support, and you know, just go out there and
Speaker 18: make plays.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and here's Matthew.
Speaker 7: How about this, Like you go play in Texas, you
Speaker 7: always got matthewm Hey following your every step along the way.
Speaker 9: How much you love to see this tweet right there.
Speaker 18: Man. I mean, that's a guy he's literally on the
Speaker 18: sideline at all our games, just always giving that constant support.
Speaker 18: You know, y'all see the tweet there, But it's been
Speaker 18: a year of support from him. So thankful that he
Speaker 18: was able to tweet that about me and everything. And
Speaker 18: you know, I always will have that relationship with him
Speaker 18: and you know, everybody at the University of Texas.
Speaker 4: So I'm excited.
Speaker 6: I had quite an initiation to Green Bay. Well, once
Speaker 6: you gets settled there, once you move in someplace, Like,
Speaker 6: what's the first thing you want to do in Green Bay?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 18: I want to just go in that facility in practice.
Speaker 18: Like for me, I'm just ready to play some football.
Speaker 18: Like I mean, throughout this has been a very long process,
Speaker 18: and now that I'm actually know where I'm about to
Speaker 18: line up with, you know this this season, knowing the
Speaker 18: team that I'm going to play for.
Speaker 8: Like, I'm just ready to play some football.
Speaker 4: That's all I'm ready to do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean, if I'm a Packers coach, I love
Speaker 7: hearing you say that you want to go out there
Speaker 7: and practice, But you remind me, I mean, if you
Speaker 7: had a chance to talk to Jeff Hafley, the defensive coordinator,
Speaker 7: any of the coaches, and what have they been able
Speaker 7: to tell you so far?
Speaker 18: Yes, sir, so, I mean obviously right after humped off
Speaker 18: the stage, went over there and jined the facility. They
Speaker 18: all welcomed me in and was able to you know,
Speaker 18: talk to him and just you know, start that relationship.
Speaker 18: So looking forward to going over there. I going for
Speaker 18: mini campus soon. So getting ready to actually, you know,
Speaker 18: get to work.
Speaker 7: Get ready to get to work. Man, appreciate you being
Speaker 7: here with us. Looking forward to that first lambeau leap.
Speaker 7: Maybe it's a fumble recovery, Maybe it's an interception, Maybe
Speaker 7: it's a sack fumble to trifect them. You pick up
Speaker 7: your own sack fumble. I can see it now happening. Listen,
Speaker 7: the way things have been going for you whenever you're
Speaker 7: putting out into the universe is probably going.
Speaker 9: To happen there. And so please start to do that.
Speaker 9: All right, Thank you for your time, best of luck.
Speaker 16: Let's get to work, all right, Yes, sir, thank you
Speaker 16: all for having me.
Speaker 9: Had a boy. Appreciate it. Baron Cerrel, Jihad Campbell.
Speaker 7: Now he's filling Ulphia Eagle, a guy that they didn't
Speaker 7: think was going to get anywhere near them at thirty two,
Speaker 7: and he traded up to thirty one when he got
Speaker 7: in That neigh were even trying earlier. The Eagles thrilled
Speaker 7: to get Campbe. We're going to break that down and
Speaker 7: more on the Insiders.
Speaker 9: Next, there's your pet up Eagles draft class.
Speaker 16: There.
Speaker 7: You got you Hot Campbell up top there in the
Speaker 7: middle as the first round pick, the team trading up
Speaker 7: one spot to get him. Kyle McCord, the local kid
Speaker 7: down there at the bottom, joining the quarterback room with
Speaker 7: Tanner McKee and Jalen Hurtz. Brian Bouldinger now joining the insiders. Baldy,
Speaker 7: you took that screenshot in right there, you see the
Speaker 7: entire Eagles draft class. Your thoughts starting with your Hot Campbell.
Speaker 12: Well, I thought he was the best linebacker in the draft,
Speaker 12: and I remember watching him at the combine mic warm
Speaker 12: up and run elite time at four or five at
Speaker 12: you know, two hundred and forty two pounds. I mean,
Speaker 12: he's completely He's a South Jersey kid from timder Creek
Speaker 12: went down to IMG but he's happy as heck to
Speaker 12: be there. And really, this is vic Fangio's defense. You know,
Speaker 12: as much as Howie gets the credit, this is what wanted.
Speaker 12: You know, you got Zach Wand it's the first linebacker
Speaker 12: they drafted in the first round night since nineteen seventy
Speaker 12: nine when they drafted Jerry Robinson.
Speaker 4: Out of UCLA.
Speaker 12: They don't normally do these things, but Vic fangium is
Speaker 12: a special coach. So the attack defense, the first five picks,
Speaker 12: whether it's mccooba, Ty Robinson. People in Philadelphia got to
Speaker 12: know time through Matt Ruhle, who coached him at Nebraska,
Speaker 12: who's a Philly favor for what he did at Temple.
Speaker 12: So he was all over the air waves all week,
Speaker 12: you know. And then you get Kyle McCord. You know,
Speaker 12: low Kid went to Saint Jose Prep, you know, right
Speaker 12: there in their backyard, and you know, you look at
Speaker 12: the bloodlines of Drew Kendall and Files Hitting right there.
Speaker 12: All their fathers played in the NFL. Files Hitting his
Speaker 12: dad played with me and Indianapolis. Like it's it's just
Speaker 12: what the Eagles do. Draft offensive line and let Jeff
Speaker 12: Statlin develop them, trade them off, use them.
Speaker 4: You know, the rich get richer sometimes.
Speaker 7: Mike, Yeah, a lot of folks impressed with that ty
Speaker 7: Robinson pick there in the fourth venu. You just know
Speaker 7: he's going to be a contributor for this team. The
Speaker 7: way that they've been able to draft defensive lineman and
Speaker 7: defensive tackles all the way into the third round in
Speaker 7: recent years and getting those guys paid, as we saw
Speaker 7: with Milton Williams recently with the Patriots. So we'll see
Speaker 7: what's in ty Robinson's future. Definitely some contributions elsewhere in
Speaker 7: the NFC East. The team that improved itself the most
Speaker 7: to compete with the Eagles.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, the Cowboys had a bad year last year.
Speaker 12: They had all the injuries, they fell backwards after winning
Speaker 12: twelve games three years in a row, change coaches, the
Speaker 12: whole thing.
Speaker 4: But I thought they helped themselves in the draft.
Speaker 12: Tyler Booker is the dog they need on that offensive line.
Speaker 12: They should have a good, strong starting five up front.
Speaker 12: They drafted a South Jersey kid and donovanza Rocco for
Speaker 12: Boston College, who like they needed somebody that can compliment
Speaker 12: Michael on the other side, and I think I think
Speaker 12: Donovan could do that. He's been an excellent player at
Speaker 12: Boston College. Savone ravel is a position of need with
Speaker 12: all the injuries they had at Corner.
Speaker 4: A year ago. To get along Corner like that.
Speaker 12: At East Carolina, you know they get a running back
Speaker 12: in Jaydon Blue out of Texas.
Speaker 4: So I think they helped themselves in a lot of ways.
Speaker 12: If they can stay healthy, get some of the guys back,
Speaker 12: and get them to.
Speaker 4: Play a full season, they should be improved.
Speaker 12: And I think this draft should help because it always
Speaker 12: starts up front. The Cowboys to spend their twelfth pick
Speaker 12: on Tyler Booker be happier for him. He is a
Speaker 12: true leader, and you get around Tyler Booker, you learn football.
Speaker 12: He's a very very smart guy. And then he's talented
Speaker 12: as well.
Speaker 2: On top of him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Tyler Booker against some of the defensive tackles in
Speaker 7: this division, that is a matchup that I am.
Speaker 9: Very much looking forward to. I know you are too
Speaker 9: as well.
Speaker 7: Brian Baldinger appreciates your insight always here on the Insiders.
Speaker 1: Jamis Winston signed a one year contract with the New
Speaker 1: York Giants several weeks ago. Since then, Russell Wilson has
Speaker 1: also signed in New York. They turn it up for
Speaker 1: Jackson Dart. None of that is stopping Jamis from getting
Speaker 1: to know the culture neighbors.
Speaker 2: That from the Sopranos gobble.
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Speaker 8: But Thanksgiving that's gonna be eppy, oh gobble bubble gool.
Speaker 1: Any of US Italian hosts of this show could certainly
Speaker 1: weigh in on this, but I'm gonna go to Mike.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 1: First off, explained Gabba ghoul Mike. And two, how's how's
Speaker 1: Jamis doing speaking the language? Well, yeah, he's now in it.
Speaker 1: That's the local dialect.
Speaker 7: Capacola is what you would say if you were trying
Speaker 7: to say the real word. But I would just advise Jamis,
Speaker 7: next time you've got a guy in your quarterback room
Speaker 7: that's fluent in all this stuff, you might want to
Speaker 7: go with Tommy DeVito next time you go.
Speaker 11: Judy.
Speaker 6: It seemed like his pronunciation was getting worse as the
Speaker 6: day went on, so I'm sort of wondering what was
Speaker 6: going on during the day. It was devolving. We'll work
Speaker 6: on it. We got loads of time with this.
Speaker 1: Jamis a lot of rookies getting used to their new homes.
Speaker 1: That includes the Bucks Rookie class, which included Mecca Ibuka
Speaker 1: in the first round. Tens Johnson, a seventh round draft pick.
Speaker 1: He is the smallest player in this draft, blast and
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty four pounds now teammates with Desmond Watson,
Speaker 1: undrafted for agent who signed in Tampa four sixty four.
Speaker 1: For those math challenged people, judy their three tennis, Johnson's
Speaker 1: would only be two pounds lighter than one Desmond Watson.
Speaker 9: Where do they get pants that big?
Speaker 8: Like equipment?
Speaker 9: Guys gotta be like I assume round and they got
Speaker 9: him there.
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