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Speaker 3: And it's time to recap the Super Bowl. Want to
Speaker 3: play is Loudes brought to you by Tostitos. Danny McCrae
Speaker 3: is here in the house, Heck Maharrison is here on
Speaker 3: New He scrugs. The Kansas City Chiefs do it again,
Speaker 3: back to back world championships. Patrick Mahomes, Chris Jones, Andy
Speaker 3: Reid and Company and Travis Kelson trying.
Speaker 4: To meet up the coach.
Speaker 5: I knew you were not gonna.
Speaker 2: Live that with that. I mean really, but I knew
Speaker 2: you were't gonna.
Speaker 5: Let that one down. I knew it. Notion, what was passion?
Speaker 5: Andy was just caught off balances.
Speaker 4: Hey man, you Greg Cordy, you know passionate?
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, that's different. That's different way.
Speaker 2: Those are different guys. Those are different guys.
Speaker 3: All I can Parcelles wants say, all I can go
Speaker 3: buy is what I see. I just saw passion, passionate
Speaker 3: people shut up by the way every once again Barry
Speaker 3: Church is out. Today Barry Church is out because Barry
Speaker 3: Church consistently is wrong about these quarterbacks. All of us
Speaker 3: here with with my home, all of us with Mahome,
Speaker 3: and not Barry. He gonna go thirty five to twenty
Speaker 3: four San Francisco, not even not not even in the
Speaker 3: stratosphere here, Danny, you had a thirty to twenty seven
Speaker 3: right there, HECMA, you had it thirty four to twenty
Speaker 3: four Kansas City. I had a twenty seven to twenty
Speaker 3: four Kansas City in overtime.
Speaker 4: All of us believed in Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Hold on, now, you're right, But I remember clearly stating
Speaker 2: that when these teams play against the Kansas City Chiefs,
Speaker 2: they find a way to do something outside of themselves
Speaker 2: that you haven't seen them do all.
Speaker 5: What did you do?
Speaker 2: I want to know what you saw, because we didn't
Speaker 2: talk yesterday. What did you see San Francisco do that?
Speaker 2: They obviously didn't know the rules till overtime. Ain't that crazy?
Speaker 2: They obviously did not know the rules in an overtime
Speaker 2: game of the Super Bowl how does this happen? Christian
Speaker 2: McCaffrey comes out, the guy has protected the football like
Speaker 2: nobody else, comes out on the first drive of the
Speaker 2: game when they're driving and cannot be stopped and fumbles
Speaker 2: the football.
Speaker 5: Third fumble of the season.
Speaker 2: But this has been consistent when you watch teams play
Speaker 2: against the Kansas City Chiefs and they do uncharacteristic things
Speaker 2: all the time, coaching staff, special teams, all of it
Speaker 2: across the board. And then you see, you know, the
Speaker 2: Kansa City Chiefs they do it, but they have Patrick
Speaker 2: Mahomes so they can overcome it.
Speaker 5: Second and fourteen.
Speaker 2: He's looking at the guy MVS catches the ball gets
Speaker 2: slumb back and now second and fourteen. That's why we
Speaker 2: know no panic, right, But you don't have that guy
Speaker 2: on the other squad, so it's hard for you to
Speaker 2: overcome those things. And we saw it last night like
Speaker 2: they just couldn't figure out a way to just remain
Speaker 2: themselves and in the moment and.
Speaker 5: Just not do dumb things.
Speaker 2: What I've what I've become accustomed to is those first
Speaker 2: couple of drives, both teams are so nervous that you
Speaker 2: know they have to kind of settle into the game
Speaker 2: in the Super Bowl, and I thought those tense moments
Speaker 2: they kind of went away quickly for both teams, and
Speaker 2: I was impressed by just the gamesmanship for both coaches.
Speaker 5: They called a tight ball game.
Speaker 2: They made the initial mistake you talked about Christian McCaffrey,
Speaker 2: but other than that, I think defensively, they came in
Speaker 2: with a good plan.
Speaker 5: But then they had to adjust.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, Kansas City adjusted in the second half,
Speaker 2: and they adjusted partly because Greenlaw, one of the craziest
Speaker 2: things that I've ever seen happen in a football game,
Speaker 2: was a freak accident to the guy that was really
Speaker 2: the lynch pin of that defense if you think about
Speaker 2: what he does for them as an enforcer, but also
Speaker 2: that guy in the middle of the field that they
Speaker 2: are hard to run against. I think when Kansas City
Speaker 2: just kind of got that in their brain, that look,
Speaker 2: they can take Fred Warner out here one on one
Speaker 2: with Kelsey, but that's going to leave the middle of
Speaker 2: the field open. And that's when they Pacheco started to eat.
Speaker 2: That's when you know, Kelsey started to eat because he
Speaker 2: didn't have a good first half, and so one kiss
Speaker 2: for one yard didn't have a good didn't have a
Speaker 2: good first half.
Speaker 4: Kelsey yeah, yeah, Kittle two catches for the whole.
Speaker 2: Game, so I mean, and then on top of that,
Speaker 2: then on top of that for San Francisco, all those unfortunately,
Speaker 2: they had a lot of things that we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about, but man, just the injuries happening to them.
Speaker 2: I also Debo getting hurt. I think that changed their
Speaker 2: offense also because they couldn't rely on him going down
Speaker 2: the stretch.
Speaker 3: The off season for San Francisco should be a nightmare
Speaker 3: for everybody, and it just off seas you just somewhere
Speaker 3: to wake up in the middle night. The fumble on
Speaker 3: the first drive, when it looks like they're there, it's like,
Speaker 3: how are you going to score? Will it be the
Speaker 3: field goal or the touchdown? Because they were getting chunk plays,
Speaker 3: they were driving. Then he got Trent Williams, future Hall
Speaker 3: of Famer out here taking them out of the game
Speaker 3: with his holding penalty, and what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Uh, you have a missed extra.
Speaker 3: Point attempt in the game, which took it from a
Speaker 3: four point game to a three point game, which hurt them.
Speaker 3: You've got your head coach who's out here thinking I
Speaker 3: want to talk about I want the ball.
Speaker 5: Third, but no he can. I also included that the
Speaker 5: special teams played.
Speaker 4: And that was that was That was my next thing.
Speaker 3: You got special teams gaff where my man, the ball
Speaker 3: hits the back of his foot heel, and then the
Speaker 3: punt returner he has to go out here and get kicked.
Speaker 4: I mean, and then because that next play.
Speaker 3: I remember I was watching the game, It's like, oh, man,
Speaker 3: go straight, good, andywy go to the end zone right now,
Speaker 3: go right there, And they did.
Speaker 4: That's good. That should keep all of them up all night.
Speaker 3: I mean, you did pick off Mahomes and got nothing
Speaker 3: out of it, the kind of mistakes that hurt you,
Speaker 3: and Kansas City took the game.
Speaker 4: But my goodness, gracious, so I remember the forty nine ers.
Speaker 3: I'm sitting here looking at all these different things, and
Speaker 3: I would say, man.
Speaker 4: It was there, it was there, despite all of it,
Speaker 4: It's there. And they lost.
Speaker 2: I guess they only got one guy, man, you know,
Speaker 2: Joe burd the only guy that that they can give
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahons those type of issues in the playoffs because
Speaker 2: we just haven't seen anybody else do it. And I
Speaker 2: will say this, the Kansas City Chiefs that they're just
Speaker 2: a great football team. They finding a way to do
Speaker 2: it no matter what the circumstance is. Offense, defense, special teams,
Speaker 2: coaching and play calling, fourth down whatever, being able to say,
Speaker 2: hey man, it didn't go right this play, but we're
Speaker 2: gonna be all right because we got Patrick Mahons back
Speaker 2: here to make sure that we're gonna get this stuff done.
Speaker 2: Chris Jones and the way that he played the cornerbacks,
Speaker 2: all of them like they're gonna be times where they
Speaker 2: don't play as well as they should, or they may
Speaker 2: give up a holding call or something, but overall that defense,
Speaker 2: they made some big time plays in the game.
Speaker 3: Chris Jones, why he's on a one year deal as
Speaker 3: a free agent with Kansas City. Help me understand. How
Speaker 3: come you have a secured a bag with this man
Speaker 3: because he literally saved two, if not three touchdown passes
Speaker 3: with his pressure in the game. You know how much
Speaker 3: I think of your uncle, Joe, Joe Green, the greatest
Speaker 3: Pittsburgh Steelers of all time, the greatest three technique of
Speaker 3: all time, because all these defenses, these Tampa Tooes, they
Speaker 3: tried this. You want, Joe, But when I look at
Speaker 3: Chris Jones. That is what that's the that's what you know,
Speaker 3: what an Aaron Donald does, what a Joe Grin, That's
Speaker 3: what that guy did. And I don't think we talk
Speaker 3: enough about it. And yes, Patrick is great, he's fantastic,
Speaker 3: but Chris Jones isn't doing that. Mahomes is not going
Speaker 3: to be in the position to make the great comeback
Speaker 3: because Chris is that special. But we don't talk about
Speaker 3: it because football is such an offensive game.
Speaker 4: We fantasy football, you know. But but I know what
Speaker 4: that guy did.
Speaker 3: And you know he's not you know, you just don't
Speaker 3: see dts when when the Super Bowl MVP.
Speaker 4: But that's special. And I heard people today.
Speaker 3: I was listening to the radio driving in which I
Speaker 3: don't do that much anymore, but I was listening radio
Speaker 3: when they were talking about how great the defensive backs
Speaker 3: were and they were very good in the game for
Speaker 3: can't see but why and he said they were the
Speaker 3: whole key and I'm like, make it.
Speaker 4: I said, that's back, don't work right out the front.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you were good because Chris Jones was making Brock
Speaker 3: Purty get off his spot.
Speaker 2: I just danny.
Speaker 4: I watched that game and.
Speaker 3: I just think to myself, that's the one guy you
Speaker 3: can't lose. I was in Clark called Hunt's office before
Speaker 3: the week before the Super Bowl, and I wish I
Speaker 3: would have asked him about Chris Jones and what are
Speaker 3: you going to do to secure him?
Speaker 4: You let Tyreek Hill go? You okay, you can't let
Speaker 4: Chris Jones.
Speaker 2: And I say this about the secondary. Yeah, front don't
Speaker 2: work without the back. I mean back don't work without
Speaker 2: the front. But they secondary did a really good job
Speaker 2: of and staying attached to receivers and tackling like they did.
Speaker 2: Because San Francisco is a team where you watch guys
Speaker 2: like Deebo run through the secondary not being able to
Speaker 2: tackle the guys. You may have saw that like once
Speaker 2: or twice last night, but for the most part they were.
Speaker 2: They were tackling, and it was it was a physical game.
Speaker 2: Christian McCaffrey was bringing it, but he was getting punished too,
Speaker 2: like so that I think I think for them, the
Speaker 2: way that they play, especially knowing that you're an IU
Speaker 2: and Debo and McCaffrey and Kittle.
Speaker 5: Holding killed the two catches like.
Speaker 2: That is that is a big time feat for a
Speaker 2: secondary to do.
Speaker 5: But yeah, Chris Jones.
Speaker 2: Some of the brock perty was about to get loose
Speaker 2: like he did the previous week with some scrambles, but
Speaker 2: Chris Jones was able to take it away with some
Speaker 2: of the stuff just reading plays. It wasn't it was
Speaker 2: just him knowing the game being able to stop some
Speaker 2: of those plays because they were trying to trick him
Speaker 2: on some of the read option stuff and play action
Speaker 2: and he was just like, nah, I'm not having it.
Speaker 2: And he wasn't by itself. It's some other guys on
Speaker 2: that Kansas City defensive line that had great games as well.
Speaker 2: But you know, guys, what's disheartened, well not disheartening. The
Speaker 2: NFL is in good hands. For the next five years.
Speaker 2: You're gona see some real good football, especially with Joe
Speaker 2: Burrow there in Cincinnati. It's gonna be some some playoff games.
Speaker 2: That's going to be great because of the young guys
Speaker 2: that are coming up in the league. But that Kansas
Speaker 2: City defense is young. They've been stockpiling those draft picks
Speaker 2: and bringing in those young guys and you see a
Speaker 2: really good secondary and that's why they get half of
Speaker 2: the credit. But if you watch football, you know football,
Speaker 2: you know from the inside out, of the trenches. That's
Speaker 2: where it went down. And Trent Williams had his hands
Speaker 2: full yesterday. He saw plenty of times. Was seventy one
Speaker 2: was going back on his name plate? Was that was
Speaker 2: his penal panel panel man? That's what it's a big
Speaker 2: old dudes. Come on, I didn't know who he was
Speaker 2: before I seen him push trip back like that.
Speaker 4: Becausen't familiar with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see, how was it? But he was ready
Speaker 2: to go. But then also then also Nick Bolton, uh
Speaker 2: Frisco long star guy linebacker. You see how much you
Speaker 2: know the way that that front and back that you're
Speaker 2: talking about worked together. I think that defense they really
Speaker 2: changed the game, especially in the third quarter, because neither
Speaker 2: team could do anything in the third quarter until they
Speaker 2: made that mistake.
Speaker 4: Both defensive coordinators are outstanding.
Speaker 5: I thought.
Speaker 4: I thought Steve.
Speaker 3: Wilkes for the forty nine ers and of course Steve
Speaker 3: Spagnola winning his fourth Super Bowl. They did a very
Speaker 3: good job with two really fantastic offenses, and in the
Speaker 3: obviously the fourth quarter things changed. But I just thought,
Speaker 3: I just thought both guys were really good and something,
Speaker 3: you know, you felt bad, so some some DC was
Speaker 3: gonna go home a loser, and and I look at
Speaker 3: Steve Wilks and just say to myself, man, you did
Speaker 3: enough as a defensive quarter. You know, I look at
Speaker 3: it and man, you did enough. Like that time when
Speaker 3: the Rams with the Super Bowl, Uncle Wade was out
Speaker 3: there dealing against Bill Belichick and you know, the defense
Speaker 3: they did enough. Your offense. This is to me, I
Speaker 3: point the finger for a couch. This is on you,
Speaker 3: and you're you're you needed the offense to win this.
Speaker 3: Get to come up with something. Because Andy Reid's offense
Speaker 3: came up with something. And oh, by the way, can't
Speaker 3: miss it next well.
Speaker 2: And they also they also did the same stuff that
Speaker 2: we've seen Baltimore do for a while where they come
Speaker 2: out they run it on first. I mean they throw
Speaker 2: it on first, and they throw it on second, and
Speaker 2: they got to throw it on third. And you're like,
Speaker 2: you gotta see him back here, right, Get the man
Speaker 2: the ball. You got he a thirty carry guy in
Speaker 2: that game. He is he is your main weapon in
Speaker 2: that game. And you come out and you throw it
Speaker 2: on first and second and you're like, hey man, we
Speaker 2: got the same thing. We got the league leader. Figure out,
Speaker 2: come on, you got you gotta do. But and then
Speaker 2: there will be no coach in the offseason who does
Speaker 2: not know the overtime rule.
Speaker 5: That would be, that shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: That shouldn't be a coach right now that doesn't know
Speaker 2: the overtime would But but look, Danny, I just got to
Speaker 2: ask you, like to me, it seemed like those scripted players.
Speaker 2: When they first started the game. Shanahan was in his back,
Speaker 2: I mean, he was called, he was downing up. They
Speaker 2: stayed balanced, they were mixing in the run and passed
Speaker 2: very well. And I'm with you Christian McCaffrey. First half
Speaker 2: he was still I mean those little three four yard
Speaker 2: runs they they were getting them into that scoring position.
Speaker 2: He started to see them move the ball against the
Speaker 2: KM City defense, and then in the second half they
Speaker 2: went away from it.
Speaker 5: What happened I would have never been a life well.
Speaker 2: I will not understand the Detroit's, the Shanahan's, what Baltimore did,
Speaker 2: what should have been that's a crime. Again, they're still
Speaker 2: trying to figure that one out. Its loud of y'all take.
Speaker 2: And I'm no defensive coordinator, I mean the offensive coordinator,
Speaker 2: I don't know. But there's nothing that could have stopped
Speaker 2: me from making sure that Christian McCaffrey touched the ball
Speaker 2: on every series.
Speaker 5: Especially running the ball, knowing that we have a lead,
Speaker 5: knowing that.
Speaker 2: At some point Travis Kelcey and Patrick Mahomes are gonna
Speaker 2: find a way to move the ball on us a
Speaker 2: little bit. So we need to find a way to
Speaker 2: play keep away for as long as we can.
Speaker 5: And it literally just every every week, every week. You
Speaker 5: see it every week.
Speaker 3: So I'll ask I'll ask you this, hackman, Danny, when
Speaker 3: do we start to point the finger at Kyle Shanahan,
Speaker 3: the offensive play caller for dan Quins Atlanta Falcons with
Speaker 3: the twenty eight to three league. They ended up losing
Speaker 3: that game in overtime. Had a ten point lead on
Speaker 3: this same Kansas City Chiefs four years ago, ten point
Speaker 3: lead to the fourth quarter, lost that game another ten
Speaker 3: point lead, you lose the game. You look up at
Speaker 3: the end of the game, brock Perry's got thirty eight
Speaker 3: pass attempts and run CMC's got twenty two rushes though
Speaker 3: he had thirty touches in the game, and you're left
Speaker 3: saying to yourself, boy, he did them a favor, Yeah,
Speaker 3: because he didn't get the ball. When do we look
Speaker 3: at Kyle Shanahan for all the good you've done. You
Speaker 3: were right here looking to play at your flag on
Speaker 3: the top of Mount Everest.
Speaker 4: And you didn't.
Speaker 2: It's his fault. It's his fault. The overtime rule that
Speaker 2: is a head It falls on the head coach. That
Speaker 2: falls on the head coach. You knowing that this is
Speaker 2: the final game of the season for an entire year,
Speaker 2: knowing what you have in the backfield, knowing.
Speaker 5: That he did.
Speaker 2: You see the he caught the ball in the flat
Speaker 2: on the loft, hit him with the with the with
Speaker 2: the heavy Yeah, Like you know, that's what you have
Speaker 2: in the backfield, and you find a way to let Brock.
Speaker 5: I just like I.
Speaker 2: Will lose the game with Christian McCaffrey getting thirty five
Speaker 2: rushing attempts, playing in overtime, I would lose the game
Speaker 2: that way.
Speaker 4: Put it in his hands like he didn't Garoppolo.
Speaker 5: I just look, here's here's the thing.
Speaker 2: And sometimes, and I'm not enamored with what Shanahan his
Speaker 2: game in his play call, and I just I recognize
Speaker 2: the greatness in what he does sometimes with the players
Speaker 2: that he has, I think he uses them to the
Speaker 2: best of his ability, But in a game like this,
Speaker 2: you come up against a defense spack Nolan that last
Speaker 2: couple of minutes of the game, the third and fourth quarter,
Speaker 2: he was dolling up those blisses and a guy like
Speaker 2: brock Perty didn't realize where it.
Speaker 5: Was coming from.
Speaker 2: I mean it was it was the gamemanship, and then
Speaker 2: the play calling on both sides were wonderful. I think
Speaker 2: that a lot of times CMC. We're gonna look back
Speaker 2: at this game. CMC had a tough game. I mean,
Speaker 2: he was you saw the marks on his own. Boy,
Speaker 2: he's dusty as a rodeo clown. They was putting it.
Speaker 2: They was putting it on it, and I think they
Speaker 2: tried to figure out other ways to get other guys involved,
Speaker 2: and they just couldn't all the way down the stretch.
Speaker 2: Those little small things like missing that that pat those
Speaker 2: are just the little things that just set in motion
Speaker 2: eminently the victory for Kansas City because they're the kind
Speaker 2: of team that you cannot make a mistake against. But
Speaker 2: let's not act like Patrick Mahons didn't struggle that that
Speaker 2: offense did not look good in that first half. But
Speaker 2: it was just those mistakes they could not make they
Speaker 2: couldn't penalize them, They couldn't make them pay for the
Speaker 2: mistakes that they were making in the first half.
Speaker 5: That was the difference in this game. Old Pat Mahon.
Speaker 5: Shout out to Pat.
Speaker 2: But I still see people somebody better than Tom Brady.
Speaker 5: And also, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess that's cause there's no way you got you
Speaker 2: gotta have as many championships.
Speaker 3: Man, I got into a Tyler dragon the USA today
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 4: I got into it last night.
Speaker 5: Patrick Mahons versus Tom Brady has happened a couple of times.
Speaker 4: That's what I said to That's what I said too.
Speaker 2: So you watched him and you're saying, Okay, he faster
Speaker 2: than Tom Brady whatever, just because you look at it
Speaker 2: and say it looks different.
Speaker 5: The man got seven.
Speaker 3: They gonna tell me that, Well, you know there's twenty
Speaker 3: two other there's twenty two players on the field. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: you're saying you just said that Tom's more accomplished.
Speaker 4: But Patrick's a better player than you're say.
Speaker 3: Now you're gonna go to the players, then he gonna
Speaker 3: throw out the Well if you look at the arm
Speaker 3: strength and everything else. Come on, guys, I'm like brother
Speaker 3: damn Marinos got a better arm than Joe Montanna but.
Speaker 2: Got beaten too.
Speaker 5: Recency bias is a thing.
Speaker 2: Hey, it is the Michael Jordan Lebron James discussion all
Speaker 2: over again, and the recency bias that plays into that argument.
Speaker 5: Is the same. I seen him talking.
Speaker 2: They were doing the comparison between Kelsey and Gronk, and
Speaker 2: I was like, you forgot y'all forgot what Gronk was
Speaker 2: doing when he was out there in New England.
Speaker 5: You forgot what he did when he was in Tampa.
Speaker 2: Like, and this is no shade against anybody, but they
Speaker 2: just said, like, it's just so easy where you don't
Speaker 2: even have to go back and watch the film of
Speaker 2: the guy who you're talking about. You gotta at least
Speaker 2: go watch it so you can remember how good this
Speaker 2: person was.
Speaker 3: What Gronk and Brady did to me, that's your whole
Speaker 3: separator anyway. Okay, you did it with this one team,
Speaker 3: but now you went somewhere else.
Speaker 4: It's just us. Here we go.
Speaker 3: We sprinkled all championships on people. Man, they're really good.
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Speaker 3: make the Pro Football Hall of Fame. How does he
Speaker 3: what needs to happen to get him in. I was
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Speaker 3: But I'm so old. I covered him in high school
Speaker 3: and it was a game, a high school game between
Speaker 3: he went to Tustin and Carson Palmer went to Rancho
Speaker 3: Santa Marguerite. I think they had twelve touchdowns between him,
Speaker 3: and you know, crazy playoff games and two dudes go
Speaker 3: out there ball and so happy for him, man, happy
Speaker 3: for him.
Speaker 5: Give me that thing. So he was ware that he
Speaker 5: went with Pierce and then so.
Speaker 3: He was UCLA's running back coach for Chip Camp. Then
Speaker 3: he went last week with the Raiders to become their
Speaker 3: running back coach. Then Chip Kelly quit is u c
Speaker 3: l a's head coach to be the offensive coordinator Ohio State,
Speaker 3: and then he's so now they got him from the
Speaker 3: Raiders to become u c l a's head football So
Speaker 3: good for him.
Speaker 4: Terrible schedule.
Speaker 3: In LSU next, but they started to season at Hawaii,
Speaker 3: then they gotta go to l s U. They got
Speaker 3: to go to Penn State, and then they gotta go
Speaker 3: to Nebraska.
Speaker 4: It's tough, sched.
Speaker 5: Who's the man. I've seen a post on Twitter.
Speaker 2: Who's the Maryland head football coach Mike and he's talking
Speaker 2: about his third string running back one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: That's what that's where it's called to man, you gotta
Speaker 2: show me that bag you in Maryland. I'm in the portal.
Speaker 2: Guess what you at Maryland?
Speaker 5: As a fun.
Speaker 2: Hey you the hey you the third streak, laughed you
Speaker 2: about all that's hey, that's why. That's why Nick, That's
Speaker 2: why Nick. That's why Nick. You read that's why Nick
Speaker 2: up out of here. They could deal with that.
Speaker 3: But here's also my kind of funny thing just just
Speaker 3: listening to Mike los So and I don't know who
Speaker 3: what running back came in the office in one hundred.
Speaker 4: If you was offered it, why'd you taken it?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 3: Indeed go because the other thing I'm starting to find
Speaker 3: out is just because they offer this to you and
Speaker 3: you sign it, you better read the fine printing details
Speaker 3: because they're finding ways not to give you that. There's
Speaker 3: performance bonuses and you've got to do this. There's a
Speaker 3: whole bunch of that stuff that some of these kids
Speaker 3: are finding out that you know what, Oh yeah, that
Speaker 3: whole bag. I thought I was getting is not the
Speaker 3: bag you get like, you know, little things that redefined.
Speaker 4: From the credit card.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a whole lot of that going on, right,
Speaker 3: and kids are mad and oh, by the way, you
Speaker 3: signed this, you know whatever.
Speaker 4: Collective or not. It's not like you can go take
Speaker 4: your lawyers.
Speaker 3: Go get you a lawyer, go soon, because they now
Speaker 3: we wrote our lawyers from the school that road this
Speaker 3: all up.
Speaker 2: We got you got it.
Speaker 4: We got these great alumni who these great lawyers.
Speaker 2: No, we got you, We got you thirst man, The
Speaker 2: Nils changed everything. Man, before we go on and me
Speaker 2: and you came up playing football when you couldn't get
Speaker 2: a dying all right, and so we were you did
Speaker 2: you Are you just getting that per diem?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, you go. I know some guys who was you know,
Speaker 2: I went through I was in school with Laron Landry
Speaker 2: and Pat Peter's and other guy.
Speaker 5: So famil.
Speaker 2: It's per diem what it is? I mean, these players today,
Speaker 2: it's a different world, man. And even in the process
Speaker 2: that we're going through with my own son, man, trying
Speaker 2: to understand n I L is crazy.
Speaker 5: How can you like right now?
Speaker 2: To me, the teams that have the most money are
Speaker 2: going to get the most talent is you know, come on, man,
Speaker 2: if I can guarantee an eighteen year old in his
Speaker 2: family one hundred grand, are you serious? And he's trying
Speaker 2: to go somewhere else to a college that's not going
Speaker 2: to promise him one hundred grand. But like you said,
Speaker 2: when you get on campus, all of that changes because
Speaker 2: somebody didn't read the fine print. Obviously, if you got
Speaker 2: a thirst got asking for one hundred grand. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: also think where it message you up with the nil
Speaker 2: is you you would used to say, I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna go to a place after one, let me see
Speaker 2: who the senior is there, who the junior is, what
Speaker 2: that roster looks like. And then the money part takes
Speaker 2: you away from it because now they able to pay
Speaker 2: four or five stars, and okay, you are the safety
Speaker 2: or the cornerback, and they got a receiver who they're like,
Speaker 2: oh well, we already got to never see what we're
Speaker 2: gonna move him to the cornerback. Now you're sitting over
Speaker 2: there and might not even play, and now you're in
Speaker 2: the portal. You know, over and over again, it can't
Speaker 2: get it figured out. So I think it is it's
Speaker 2: tougher on the kids. But I like, I got nothing
Speaker 2: against them, because if I was eighteen years old and
Speaker 2: somebody was gonna say, hey, you have a possibility to
Speaker 2: make X amount of dollars, I'm taking it too. And
Speaker 2: that's what I'm not upset with them, you know us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not upset with them because you can tell me now,
Speaker 2: somebody gonna go get me a hunt. I'll be like, hey, look, hey, sorry.
Speaker 3: A whole lot of these portal promises coming up in Yeah,
Speaker 3: And I talked to these assistant coaches. They're like, man,
Speaker 3: we got a lot of these guys they sold something
Speaker 3: told oh, and guess wasn't changed because hey, god, you
Speaker 3: know yeah, heck ma, we like you today.
Speaker 4: You didn't put your name before you say you coming.
Speaker 4: But guess what, oh what you didn't know?
Speaker 2: Is it now? Danny said, he yeah, we didn't think
Speaker 2: we had san to get him a first, right, We
Speaker 2: didn't know Danny price got lowered, So we got Danny
Speaker 2: for a little less.
Speaker 4: And guess what we taking Danny?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 5: You this this.
Speaker 3: Stuff is I personally I laugh at it. And the
Speaker 3: reason I laugh at it because this is the problem
Speaker 3: of the college presidents and administrators through the years, you
Speaker 3: had no problem making sure the kids got nothing, sitting
Speaker 3: there there, using their names, you know, using their jerseys,
Speaker 3: and not giving them any money, putting them on these plates,
Speaker 3: making all this cash off these kids when you should
Speaker 3: have been breaking them off a little something. But nope, nope,
Speaker 3: you try to keep it all. And now now it's
Speaker 3: the wild West, and now you're mad, you don't like this.
Speaker 4: I gotta re recruit them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, well every year. Oh well for as much
Speaker 5: as you get paid.
Speaker 2: Now these coaches getting paid like you need, I got
Speaker 2: to do a little bit more work or a lot
Speaker 2: more work, or the pressure is own. Yeah, it's on.
Speaker 4: Spore less like guess what, I can't mother mother f
Speaker 4: you anymore. Yes, once you got you know what, you know,
Speaker 4: they loved you, They loved you.
Speaker 3: Then after that signing day phone calls.
Speaker 2: Now they got you out here yelling that you're none
Speaker 2: of the stuff that was. Then when I went on
Speaker 2: the visitors, Then when I got that looking at you
Speaker 2: and talking kind of ways you have seen before me.
Speaker 2: Then flip the script telling you the next guy coming
Speaker 2: and so now so now what can he do?
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah, now you got They don't like that,
Speaker 3: especially to my old ones.
Speaker 4: They don't like anyone.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't want to be tough coaching now, No, no, no,
Speaker 3: guess what ain't no phone rabbit?
Speaker 2: When the rabbit got the gun and the team and
Speaker 2: the teams that are taking advantage of it and making
Speaker 2: it work. You see, every Michigan's got has it down,
Speaker 2: Texas has it down. Those are gonna be the teams
Speaker 2: that are going to be constantly in the playoffs because,
Speaker 2: hey man, they get the most talent. I can't believe
Speaker 2: Texas A and m hasn't because.
Speaker 5: You know, a r I know why they ain't got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, it's a collective got it. They just
Speaker 2: but it's on the way, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Handling it right.
Speaker 3: They fumbling, You are fumbling the bags, They are fumbling
Speaker 3: the back.
Speaker 2: They have to pay Jimbo something crazy anyway, man, Hey,
Speaker 2: that's hey. We came up on Raymond Noodles. Tune form
Speaker 2: the rest of your scholarships.
Speaker 5: Get an education.
Speaker 4: Darren with to not get in the Pro Football Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame.
Speaker 3: I knew it wasn't going to happen. One of the
Speaker 3: issues was a lot of cowboys been getting it. Have
Speaker 3: cowboys get it last year, so I didn't think this
Speaker 3: would be Woody's time. But talking to some folks in
Speaker 3: the room, they've said there needs to be a campaign.
Speaker 3: That these have turned into campaigns now, and you basically
Speaker 3: have to get out here and do zoom calls with
Speaker 3: voters and explain yourself and have the people who presenting
Speaker 3: you put out information you need to have, you know,
Speaker 3: coaches and other folks get out here and help you.
Speaker 3: This is now a campaign that you have to convey
Speaker 3: in order to get in. And that was one thing
Speaker 3: that I was told to help push some folks over
Speaker 3: the top, and something that Darren Woodson did not have.
Speaker 2: You don't believe that, Yep, Look, okay, Nuie, they robbing
Speaker 2: that man. They are robbing him. They're taking away from
Speaker 2: a great career. And once you put Steve Atwater in
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame ahead of Ruody, he should have
Speaker 2: been next.
Speaker 5: That should have been next. No matter where the voters
Speaker 5: go on this, No, this is a.
Speaker 2: Bad move to continue to make Darren Woodson sit on
Speaker 2: the outside of that vote. I mean, it's nasty. Whatever
Speaker 2: he did, I don't know, I don't know the politics
Speaker 2: in it. And man, you've been in it at this
Speaker 2: longer than all of us. But that right, that that's wrong,
Speaker 2: that's wrong. And even to say even to say that
Speaker 2: he needs to campaign and go on zooms into it.
Speaker 2: He did it on the field.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: This is horse trading.
Speaker 3: This thinking like going to Congress and trying to get
Speaker 3: things past people want stuff done. But I'm also telling
Speaker 3: you this is what was being done. As for some
Speaker 3: of the folks who got in off the mic, I'll
Speaker 3: tell you some more. Okay, I can't tell you, but
Speaker 3: I'm just telling you right now, there is a process
Speaker 3: and there's a game that's being played, and when the
Speaker 3: game starts to shift and change, you have to change
Speaker 3: with it. I'm not saying that this is Woody's fault.
Speaker 3: This is not his fault. And I'm just telling you
Speaker 3: this is what's going on.
Speaker 4: And while.
Speaker 3: What was going on for what he was going on
Speaker 3: this way, it was going on differently for some other folks.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you another guy who I was very surprised
Speaker 3: at didn't get I thought Antonio Gates was getting in
Speaker 3: right him too. You look at the resume and you
Speaker 3: know didn't get in. So just telling you, man, there's
Speaker 3: a game behind the guy I remember when when Tim
Speaker 3: Brown couldn't get in.
Speaker 4: That was that whole receiver thing for a while, where
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 3: Andre Reed, Chris Carter, Michael Irvin, Tim Brown and who
Speaker 3: was getting in first and at what time and how
Speaker 3: it was going. You know, it was driving Tim crazy
Speaker 3: because Tim had a Hall of Fame career. He was
Speaker 3: a great receiver and return man. So you know, you
Speaker 3: were two spots out here in the game. But the
Speaker 3: way that process was going, he had to wait. And
Speaker 3: when Michael Irvin had had was about to get his,
Speaker 3: then he had that slip up. He had that slip
Speaker 3: up here, you know, with his personal life, and then
Speaker 3: that pushed him back a little bit and then moved
Speaker 3: other people up to the qube. But I'm just telling you, man,
Speaker 3: it is a it is a incredible political system. That
Speaker 3: is how these votes are going down. But Woody is going.
Speaker 5: To get there, y'all. Robin Woody, many many.
Speaker 4: Guys, many guys get robbed during this.
Speaker 2: If they are robbing Darren Woodson.
Speaker 5: I mean, we were just talking about Drew a few
Speaker 5: years ago. So it's not you know.
Speaker 2: It's you're not the first, right right, I mean, it's
Speaker 2: not specific to him.
Speaker 3: Go down the list of Cowboys and start to think
Speaker 3: about the process that some of them had to go through.
Speaker 3: Drew Everson doesn't get consideration in the room until his
Speaker 3: final year. Yeah, okay, that was crazy. Hasn't gotten in Bullet,
Speaker 3: Bob Hayes. It's changed the game, the rules of the game,
Speaker 3: way they play defenses. Bullet then got to die before
Speaker 3: he got in Grayfield right, had to wait forever.
Speaker 5: So the first big Cat.
Speaker 4: So we talked about Cliff Harrison first tapping Crash, first
Speaker 4: Team All Decade, nineteen seventies.
Speaker 3: You look up everybody in but you on defense, and
Speaker 3: you've got the Super Bowls, you got the rings. It's
Speaker 3: not the first time that Cowboys had to wait. And
Speaker 3: you just say, well, wait a minute. According to the
Speaker 3: rules that you have, I fit the criteria. But there
Speaker 3: is a game behind the game.
Speaker 5: I know, Isaiah, just some minutes ago, and I took
Speaker 5: that person.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the criteria was, but I know
Speaker 3: that I met the criteria for selection.
Speaker 4: Now, Jordan was the one that said I took it
Speaker 4: for take it personal.
Speaker 5: But it's true.
Speaker 3: It's true, and that and that drives guys crazy. It
Speaker 3: drives some of the presenters crazy. I know for a
Speaker 3: fact Randy Gratishar and the Denver contingent has been mad
Speaker 3: for fifteen years about him not getting in and their
Speaker 3: desire to have somebody from the Orange Crush defense get in.
Speaker 3: The campaigns are crazy. Man Joe Cleco. Joe Cleco got
Speaker 3: in with the j just two years and I'm like,
Speaker 3: come on, what does this man do? This man one
Speaker 3: of the best players on defense, but you know what
Speaker 3: he had campaign and next year you know who the
Speaker 3: campaigns go go in, big hole, Eli Manning.
Speaker 4: Let's get a break in here, And.
Speaker 2: I mean, can I say this, this is tough one.
Speaker 2: Look y'all robbing Darren listen, go ahead.
Speaker 3: One day the robbery will start. Who's gonna be the
Speaker 3: defensive coordinator? There's not been an official release yet from
Speaker 3: the team. I thought it was Mike Zimmer and Rex Ryan.
Speaker 3: If you saw Rex Ryan had to say.
Speaker 2: I was confused. I miss I'll start googling confusion. Hold
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Speaker 3: Thank you, heck Ma Harrison, you're the players lunch bout
Speaker 3: to you by tostitos Bury. Church off today, But heckm
Speaker 3: was here, Danny mccraze here, I'm new he scruggs. All
Speaker 3: of us picked the Kansas City Chiefs to win the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl except for you, except Church. But you know
Speaker 3: quarterbacks in Church, he's still trying to work through that.
Speaker 3: Good luck to him next year. Most improved Cowboys need
Speaker 3: defensive coordinator because Dan Quinn left head coach of Washington.
Speaker 3: Joe Wick junior with dan Quinn, he's defensive coordinator and
Speaker 3: eight and dirty coach is gone. He's now the defensive
Speaker 3: coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks. So Mike Zipper what everybody folks,
Speaker 3: I respect saying like Zim's defensive coordinator. I'm still waiting
Speaker 3: to see an official email. Man Scott of Goldenig hadn't
Speaker 3: say anything, Tad and then Rex Ryan gonna get on
Speaker 3: TV talk about, Hey, I ain't been decided I'll apply
Speaker 3: for that job.
Speaker 2: I tell you, that was the most confusing thing that
Speaker 2: I've seen. Man, I'm that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Hold on, hold on, wait, you nice, But you know
Speaker 3: I was still in the mix and dinner.
Speaker 4: And lot of teams can get me to come out.
Speaker 2: Right, because.
Speaker 5: I mean, god, they just need somebody to help him
Speaker 5: get over the hump. And you know, you know the.
Speaker 4: Name is Rex right, not Buddy I met your daddy.
Speaker 4: But dudes, why wild Wow?
Speaker 5: Okay, Devil's advocate, Devil's advocate here.
Speaker 2: Because we're here now, all right, Deck Whenn's gone eight
Speaker 2: and thirty, who they interviewed twice, having many time they
Speaker 2: interviewed him, he's now in the Seattle DC. You gots not.
Speaker 2: He's not He's not never was a possibility. Okay, So
Speaker 2: face with that reality. Here here's the deal. As you
Speaker 2: said last week, Zimmer is not a bad hire, not
Speaker 2: a bad hire for this defense, not a bad hire
Speaker 2: because of his track record, and he's also going to
Speaker 2: be a guy that's obviously I believe, gonna put full
Speaker 2: effort into make ensure that we stopped the run. That's
Speaker 2: number one. And you and you do that. How you
Speaker 2: have a productive draft. You need to get guys free agency.
Speaker 5: Period. You gotta get that resigned.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that another time, but still, that's gotta happen.
Speaker 2: When I looked at Rex, and even when because he
Speaker 2: happened all while we were out, I thought about Rex,
Speaker 2: and I didn't think about the Jets Rex. I thought
Speaker 2: about the Baltimore Rex because I think that Baltimore when
Speaker 2: he was in Baltimore, his ability as a DC, to
Speaker 2: me is what we need.
Speaker 5: Here to have guys that play like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, the talent was there, of course, I think it
Speaker 3: won a Super Bowl with Marvin Lewis.
Speaker 5: Whoa, I think the talent's here. Huh defense, Yeah, what
Speaker 5: do we talk?
Speaker 2: We gotta gotta let the league in interceptions we got
Speaker 2: are y'all, come on, don't do that. No, listen the
Speaker 2: heck we're gonna go back because I remember when you
Speaker 2: sit right here and me and you was going back
Speaker 2: and forth about if this defense was legendary, historically great,
Speaker 2: and at that time we we I had decided that
Speaker 2: it wasn't specifically because of our interior defensive linements. So
Speaker 2: that's the pieces that I don't think you have here
Speaker 2: to make to take you over the top. Preface preface
Speaker 2: which you have to have a good draft and you
Speaker 2: have to Yeah, no, no, that's what I'm saying. You
Speaker 2: said we have the pieces, That's all I'm saying. We
Speaker 2: don't currently have them, but if you are, because I'm saying,
Speaker 2: we went we went drafted, y'all, cauld kill me right now.
Speaker 2: Because we lost the first we look bad, but the
Speaker 2: numbers still state that we had a good enough defense
Speaker 2: we drafted. I'm saying, when you when you speak about
Speaker 2: the draft and making sure you have a good one,
Speaker 2: we drafted a defensive line in the first round, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. So like we it's not like
Speaker 2: we didn't try to go out there and get get God.
Speaker 2: So so like I don't, I don't. I don't. I
Speaker 2: don't think we currently have the pieces on our on
Speaker 2: our defense to make us look like those two teams
Speaker 2: look that were playing last night.
Speaker 5: You're correct, were.
Speaker 3: Talking about statistically. Yeah, stats are nice, but what did
Speaker 3: we see against San Francisco? No, you didn't see what
Speaker 3: you need to see. What did you see against Green
Speaker 3: Baymy with the teams that with the standard the team's
Speaker 3: in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: I bet defensive guy discredited nineteen sacks in the season
Speaker 2: this weekend.
Speaker 5: Yes he did, Yes, he did. But look, I can't
Speaker 5: defend that. I can't.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that he told him, don't look at the stats,
Speaker 2: to go look at rush when Wade and all this
Speaker 2: double team right now, so's the man got nineteen sex.
Speaker 2: I don't care what you said, because now you're talking
Speaker 2: about people who do watch film and do watch the
Speaker 2: games and do understand. I've never heard I've never heard
Speaker 2: that before from from a player or anybody outside of
Speaker 2: the game of football.
Speaker 5: To watch somebody consistently.
Speaker 2: Be that good on defense on that team that is
Speaker 2: not a good football team that consistently changes the game,
Speaker 2: specifically a big time moments pick sixes bat it passes
Speaker 2: nineteen sacks not even playing the whole season.
Speaker 5: Now he's a dude, he's there and say that.
Speaker 2: Nah, he I mean, even the eyeball test tells you
Speaker 2: that that's not even if you don't know anything, you're
Speaker 2: just like, nah, I didn't see what you say. It
Speaker 2: don't make sense. And it's come from great player. He's
Speaker 2: a great player. He's a great player. But when you
Speaker 2: say something like that to people who watch the game,
Speaker 2: it's not right. Nineteen sex, I don't care you get
Speaker 2: ten in one game, you still got nineteen.
Speaker 5: In this league.
Speaker 4: That's that's a sack of game. That's pretty dangn incredible.
Speaker 4: By the way. You know, guys are tired too, so.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have not been good, guy, We have
Speaker 2: not been good in the media this week. All right,
Speaker 2: this has been a bad This is why they went
Speaker 2: on and Zimber, we need somebody to come in here
Speaker 2: with the new voice. And what if you're gonna fight
Speaker 2: the coach. You're gonna fight the coach, but you don't
Speaker 2: need somebody here to be like. Accountability is key country.
Speaker 2: Barry talked about that last week, and I thought that
Speaker 2: was important. Man.
Speaker 5: This accountability needs to happen. And you don't see it.
Speaker 5: All the words that come.
Speaker 2: Out about zimmer are they not sure how the message
Speaker 2: will be received, which to me is just unfortunate.
Speaker 5: You know, like you gotta tell which.
Speaker 4: Tells you something about what's going on here, since I know.
Speaker 2: Like what we talk talking about. Do you want to
Speaker 2: be great or not?
Speaker 4: Like Washington would be en me? Man, Yeah, you gotta
Speaker 4: learn how to talk to the guys.
Speaker 5: Like you, like you want to be great, You like
Speaker 5: the dude coming in to pick on you.
Speaker 2: You're just telling you, man, the standard is this, and
Speaker 2: this is what we want to see and if you don't,
Speaker 2: we're gonna show you how to hold your teammates accountable.
Speaker 2: But I don't know Zimmer well enough to know how
Speaker 2: the message is gonna come across. I just know that
Speaker 2: the message needs to be a little different, just based
Speaker 2: off what you hear sometimes you know from coming from
Speaker 2: the playoffs.
Speaker 4: Hopefully they not talk. That's a key thing.
Speaker 2: Burnout. I'm not messing with DLA. Shout out to d law.
Speaker 2: You know that's crazy. You know what I'm gonna say,
Speaker 2: You misspoke. It looked like that Barbara Walters. Was that
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson and.
Speaker 10: With Robert Gibbits. Maybe something's up with Mike. I'm looking
Speaker 10: at d long like night a long night.
Speaker 2: He wanted to how how we talking about.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna give, I'm gonna give.
Speaker 2: I just said. I was looking at d was like,
Speaker 2: this doesn't even look like DLA. He was there to
Speaker 2: promote his protein drink. That's why he is saying we
Speaker 2: should have drink some. And it is how many scoops
Speaker 2: you put in? I don't know, Damn bro a little
Speaker 2: bit more next time, get my man prepared and ready
Speaker 2: to go. I'm send him in there like that man
Speaker 2: that's crazy walk into the Spiders.
Speaker 4: Well, boy, walk right into it, right into right.
Speaker 5: Into We played super Bowl every weekend.
Speaker 2: What the man? Man? My man, Jeordan Liut came on
Speaker 2: here and said exactly what everybody's been saying about the
Speaker 2: Cowboys all for the last two years about we knew
Speaker 2: we could run the ball on these guys. Y'all got
Speaker 2: a DV in there playing line back. We knew, we
Speaker 2: knew to get it done. I also said, we knew
Speaker 2: we were gonna be able to get it done against y'all. Secondary.
Speaker 2: Don't let that, don't let that go unheard. Okay, Like
Speaker 2: that's what the Office of Coordinators and the other teams
Speaker 2: that are playing us feel when they see our defense.
Speaker 2: That's what they feel. Hey, we can run it on
Speaker 2: them and we could throw it on them. And they
Speaker 2: came in and they ran it on us.
Speaker 3: Then they threw it on Smith, ran the organization down,
Speaker 3: up and down all week long. Got guys, got deals,
Speaker 3: and what are they done? Haven't accomplished anything. He tore
Speaker 3: them up and the accountability is a big things. So
Speaker 3: all right, maybe next time we conven we'll have an
Speaker 3: official defensive coordinator. Y see exactly what happens there. Mike
Speaker 3: Zimmer seems like he could be a good fit here.
Speaker 3: He's been here before.
Speaker 4: I like Zim, all right.
Speaker 3: Heck Ma Harrison Man, Good to see Daddy m craig.
Speaker 3: Good to see Bear church Enjodo Slopes, some new Scruggs.
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