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Speaker 4: What's someone gotta do to get a fancy adjective before

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Speaker 4: something out because that wasn't as exciting for me as

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Speaker 4: it was hearing the two of your names. Welcome into

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Speaker 4: great seats. That's right, Rob Fredericks and Lorenzo Alexander. I'm

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Speaker 4: Danny Surrackett. Seems everyone else planned their vacations without us.

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Speaker 4: Now we're filling in.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 5: First of all, I think you're on your way. You

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Speaker 5: just got to keep putting it in that work and

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Speaker 5: you'll have a real fancy What do they get from media?

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Speaker 5: Amy Award winning Danny is coming, Okay, I appreciate that.

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Speaker 4: Now we're gonna have a lot of fun, the three

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Speaker 4: of us. First wall, I mean, how's how's your summer been.

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Speaker 4: I know it's hot now, but it's good to stay busy.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean it's been good. It's obviously hot, but

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Speaker 7: everyone deals with that. So we're getting through it and

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Speaker 7: getting closer to Arizona Cardinals football.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. Nice.

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Speaker 5: I don't know about you, Robert. I have four kids,

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Speaker 5: so we stay busy. Where there's camps. We've been a

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Speaker 5: flag staff a couple of times, Pine Top. I mean,

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Speaker 5: We've been all over the place, and then we're going

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Speaker 5: to Texas next week. So we kind of been popping

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Speaker 5: I like getting up, working out and keeping loose.

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Speaker 4: Busy, busy. Well, not just our co workers on break,

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Speaker 4: players coaching staff is finishing up their breaks now before

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Speaker 4: training camp gets going, and there's plenty of storylines. I

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Speaker 4: feel like we say that every year, but it really

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Speaker 4: is true when you have a new front office, a

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Speaker 4: and we're going to talk about all those here on

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Speaker 4: Cardinal's Red Sea Report. The biggest storyline, no question, is

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Speaker 4: your franchise quarterback Kyler Murray, who's rehabbing that ACL injury.

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Speaker 4: He's been rehabbing here in town. We know that he's

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Speaker 4: been around the building and meetings, but just where he

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Speaker 7: I think that's the most important thing right about that

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Speaker 7: you know, it kind of falls on deaf ears if

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's significant because guys have options. You

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Speaker 5: This is where I'm going to be mentally stable. But

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Speaker 4: Possibly nobody more excited in the building to get his

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Speaker 8: I'm excited when he gets back because I think he's

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Speaker 4: There are people online who have wondered whether or not

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Speaker 4: Why can Kyler Murray still be the game changer for

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Speaker 7: Well, I mean, first of all, Kyler Murray is an

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Speaker 7: but you don't want to, you know, do any more

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Speaker 7: With that in mind, you know, it's it's it's you

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Speaker 5: Now you got to have a blend and you know,

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Speaker 5: the medical staff they'll figure out what that time frame looks.

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Speaker 5: Obviously talking to Kyler as well. You know, when I

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Speaker 5: When people say rebuilding and they thinking about draft picks,

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Speaker 5: you never want to create a culture of losing. And

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Speaker 5: the safest way possible. Right, you don't want to do

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Speaker 5: obviously from the mental standpoint, the leadership standpoint, all those things,

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Speaker 4: Even though Kyler Murray is clearly limited out on the

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Speaker 4: he is still absorbing this. Here's what offensive coordinator Drew

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Speaker 9: It's a language, so he's got to learn to speak

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Speaker 4: We hear from players when it comes to a new

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Speaker 7: Yeah, it's always hardest for the quarterback because the quarterback

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Speaker 7: because a lot of the route concepts are the same

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Speaker 7: he'll be able to pick it up, but transferring it

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Speaker 7: And he's probably gonna miss those reps in training camp

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Speaker 4: Colt McCoy is going to be the starting quarterback as

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Speaker 4: of now. I mean, there's always room for competition, and

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Speaker 4: the Cardinals have plenty of quarterback options right now, but

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Speaker 5: He's a pro. I mean, he's been in the league

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Speaker 7: You can rely on Colt now, there's no question. And

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Speaker 4: Payfe Welcome back into the Cardinals Red Sea Report presented

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Speaker 4: of you, looking at the defense for the Cardinals, looking

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Speaker 5: No, not at all. I mean he I mean, if

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Speaker 5: He's a great athlete, so in college you're it's a

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Speaker 7: Yeah, put me in the camp of let's wait and see.

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Speaker 7: It just it doesn't work that way. There's an enormous

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Speaker 5: Right. And I've and I've played both. I've played off

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Speaker 5: It ain't quite that simple as far as being an

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Speaker 4: The common word used to describe what Xavin Collins has

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Speaker 4: to help him find success moving outside has been his intelligence.

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Speaker 4: That's something defensive coordinator Nick Rolis talked about and how

439
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Speaker 4: Xavin's able to use his eyes and that's the biggest

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Speaker 4: difference Rawlis said moving inside outside and that Zavin's able

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Speaker 4: to shift his eyes and because he's played other positions

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Speaker 4: on this defense, he's smart and he's able to read

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Speaker 4: the offense and he's able to have those skill sets

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Speaker 4: mentally that you need that intelligence to create success out there.

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Speaker 4: Side Savin. Collins has also received high regards from his teammates,

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Speaker 4: including Dennis Gardak. Here's what Gardak had to say on Zavon.

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Speaker 11: He's got to be one of the smartest outside backers

448
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Speaker 11: there's ever been, just coming from inside. He knows how

449
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Speaker 11: everything's tied together so well, so he's incredibly smart.

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Speaker 3: And then.

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Speaker 11: He's actually huge. Yeah, if you guys haven't noticed, I

452
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Speaker 11: saw a picture of me next to him, and I

453
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Speaker 11: look like his kid brother.

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Speaker 4: So so Xavion clearly has a size. That's what we've

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Speaker 4: gathered from Dennis Gardak. This is not a knock to

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Speaker 4: Zavon and saying that he doesn't have the potential to

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Speaker 4: be a game changer outside for this defense. For me,

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Speaker 4: it is a little concerning that now your starting pass

459
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Speaker 4: rusher has never really fully focused on that position in

460
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Speaker 4: the league before. When you start to look at the

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Speaker 4: depth with Dennis Gardak, cam Thomas, Maija Sanders. If Xavin

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Speaker 4: Collins is your starter, Rob, who's opposite of him?

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Speaker 9: Right now?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: That I mean, that's that's the kind of the difficult

466
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Speaker 7: situation that that coach Gannon and Monty Ospport kind of

467
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Speaker 7: came into this offseason is really the coupboards were kind

468
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Speaker 7: of bear and you know, so they they're trying to

469
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Speaker 7: build back this team in terms of just acquiring draft

470
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Speaker 7: picks and and getting young guys in here almost kind

471
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Speaker 7: of reminds me of the Dallas Cowboys in the early

472
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Speaker 7: nineties when when you know, they were just they weren't

473
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Speaker 7: a good team and Jimmy Johnson came in and rebuilt

474
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Speaker 7: through the draft and really built that team up to

475
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Speaker 7: become what it was. And and so this is the

476
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Speaker 7: opportunity for the Arizona Cardinals to do something similar. They

477
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Speaker 7: have an enormous amount of draft picks next year. You know,

478
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Speaker 7: this this year is going to be a challenge there.

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Speaker 7: They're going to have to do the best they can

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Speaker 7: with the with the guys they have. Uh And that's

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Speaker 7: that's not necessarily saying that it's going to be awful.

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Speaker 7: You know that there's some great athletes on this team

483
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Speaker 7: if they're coached up and and they get into a scheme. Obviously,

484
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Speaker 7: what what this coaching staff was able to do with

485
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Speaker 7: the Philadelphia Eagles last year speaks volumes. Just the ability

486
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Speaker 7: to get pressure on the quarterback is so meaningful for

487
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Speaker 7: a defense, and it takes all the stress off of

488
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Speaker 7: the defensive backs and the linebackers and coverage. So you

489
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Speaker 7: know who lines up any given play, It could be

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Speaker 7: get Dennis gard Deck. I mean, he's when he had

491
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Speaker 7: the opportunity, he was very effective. There's gonna be a guy.

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Speaker 7: There's just gonna be guys flowing in and out of there.

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Speaker 7: And you know, Zavin Collins has an enormous and an

494
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Speaker 7: excellent opportunity to put his stamp on this as well.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, And I would say it's always about the development

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Speaker 5: of young players too. So when you think about like

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Speaker 5: ma J Sanders or Cam Thomas, one of those guys

498
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Speaker 5: has to develop and take it to the next level.

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Speaker 6: Right.

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Speaker 5: Each one has their own thing that they really need

501
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Speaker 5: to focus on to become or take that next step.

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Speaker 5: But I think both of those guys are capable. And

503
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Speaker 5: when we think about what Gain was doing in Philly,

504
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Speaker 5: I mean they had some dogs over there that could win,

505
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Speaker 5: you know, without scheme. But he he also was creating

506
00:24:01,800 --> 00:24:04,520
Speaker 5: one on one matchups, you know, covering all the linemen

507
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Speaker 5: up having these these five down looks to where you

508
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Speaker 5: have one on ones. And so I think there'll be

509
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Speaker 5: some things both development wise from the players and schematically

510
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Speaker 5: the again and will do to create pressure to impact

511
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Speaker 5: the quarterback, to make him either create turnovers more be

512
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Speaker 5: off because you don't necessarily have to get sacks. You

513
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Speaker 5: just want to impact the quarterback. And I think there

514
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Speaker 5: will be probably a little bit of both this year

515
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Speaker 5: because of the talent and experienced deficit that we have

516
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Speaker 5: currently up front that will make this team competitive upfront

517
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Speaker 5: with well as far as getting after the quarterback.

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Speaker 4: There's opportunities on the edge for younger players. It's a

519
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Speaker 4: different type of opportunity for Isaiah Simmons didn't have his

520
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Speaker 4: fifth year option picked up. He's in a contract year.

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Speaker 4: The previous coaching staff, he was the hybrid player, some linebacker,

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Speaker 4: some safety, kind of playing all around. Simmons has said

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Speaker 4: this offseason flat out he is working with the DB's

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Speaker 4: so there's not going to be an more of that

525
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Speaker 4: hybrid that we saw him in the past rob. How

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Speaker 4: can this coaching staff set up Isaiah for success in

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Speaker 4: this role?

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Speaker 7: Well, I think they have to write you don't. You know,

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Speaker 7: I don't love the fact that these two first round

530
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Speaker 7: draft picks at the linebacker position are playing different positions.

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Speaker 7: I don't love that fact, and I'm sure the coaching

532
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Speaker 7: staff doesn't care. You know, they're they're they're looking to

533
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Speaker 7: get these great athletes on the field and the best

534
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Speaker 7: way that they can help this team win. And if

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Speaker 7: that's a safety for Isaiah Simmons, then I say great,

536
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Speaker 7: let's devote one hundred percent of his effort and time

537
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Speaker 7: and a mental and physical time at that safety position.

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Speaker 7: Because when you're the jack of all trades, you know

539
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Speaker 7: they're you're the master of none. And you know, I

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Speaker 7: think Isaiah has an opportunity. It's going to be tough

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Speaker 7: because I think we have the two best safeties tandem

542
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Speaker 7: in the league. If not, you know, so, I don't

543
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Speaker 7: know how they're gonna get him on the field. And

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Speaker 7: maybe maybe in a way that it's it's it's a

545
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Speaker 7: different position. Maybe it's like a slot corner slash safety

546
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Speaker 7: type thing. I don't know what you call it, and

547
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Speaker 7: I frankly don't care, but he needs to be on

548
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Speaker 7: the field and he needs to have meaningful reps.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, so you know, when I was in Buffalo needs

550
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Speaker 5: to have a we needs to have a group called Buffalo,

551
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Speaker 5: which essentially we would take out one of the linebackers

552
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Speaker 5: and put in another safety. Right, and so he was

553
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Speaker 5: a safety, but he was a linebacker, and so you

554
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Speaker 5: got to have your best players out in the field.

555
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Speaker 5: So yeah, his position may be safety, and I think

556
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Speaker 5: they just have to simplify for him and just call

557
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Speaker 5: him a safety. But he's gonna line up probably at

558
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Speaker 5: times where it looks like he's a linebacker. Sometimes gonna

559
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Speaker 5: be in the middle of the field for him, based

560
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Speaker 5: on what I've seen outside looking at it just needs

561
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Speaker 5: to be simplified. Your safety, this is what you do.

562
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Speaker 5: This is all you're going to do. And because the

563
00:26:50,760 --> 00:26:54,600
Speaker 5: thing is, everybody's doing similar movements, right. You know, whether

564
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Speaker 5: you're dropping to the curl flat, linebackers do that. Safety

565
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Speaker 5: to do that, right, whether you're playing man and man

566
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Speaker 5: safety do that, linebackers do that. Your matchup may change

567
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Speaker 5: here and there, but you're pretty much doing the same

568
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Speaker 5: same movements.

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Speaker 7: And in thinking when when Isaiah Simmons got into trouble

570
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Speaker 7: in the past years. It's been in Manda man coverage, right,

571
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Speaker 7: that's really been his achilles heel. And and as I

572
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Speaker 7: look at him from a talent evaluator standpoint, he's a

573
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Speaker 7: very linear player, very very straight line, fast, aggressive at

574
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Speaker 7: the point of attack. But it's but it's very linear,

575
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Speaker 7: it's very straight and there's not a lot of things

576
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Speaker 7: that happen in the in the NFL and during a

577
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Speaker 7: play that that's a straight line situation. So for me,

578
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Speaker 7: the more they can keep him out of those those

579
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Speaker 7: kind of those no win situations where he's lined up

580
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Speaker 7: on a on a really good running back or a

581
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Speaker 7: tight end, that would be the better. But keep him

582
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Speaker 7: in his own situations and let him do what he's

583
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Speaker 7: really good at.

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Speaker 5: And I and I definitely agree with that that sentiment too,

585
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Speaker 5: because he would out athletic himself. Right, You got to

586
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Speaker 5: slow down a little bit, you know, when you're playing

587
00:27:57,840 --> 00:27:59,600
Speaker 5: man and man and let and react to the guy.

588
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Speaker 5: So if he continues to learn to do that, because

589
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Speaker 5: they're gon'n have to play some man at some point,

590
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Speaker 5: but really keeping him in those zone situations, that's where

591
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Speaker 5: he can really thrive. See Aisen quarterback, Sea ball, Go

592
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Speaker 5: get ball, and then he's flying there making big hits

593
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Speaker 5: as we've seen him.

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Speaker 3: Do in the past.

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Speaker 4: Do you think there's potential for an exciting trio with

596
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Speaker 4: Isaiah Simmons, Jalen Thompson and Buddha Baker And it'll be

597
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Speaker 4: interesting how much this defense really relies on a scheme

598
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Speaker 4: or if you're just focused on getting your best eleven,

599
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Speaker 4: your most athletic eleven players out on this defense, when

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Speaker 4: you're looking at the depth of this defense overall. Arizona

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Speaker 4: Coming up on Cardinals Red Seat Report, we're switching gears.

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Speaker 4: Looking at the offensive line. Plenty to talk about with

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Speaker 4: that group, Stay with us.

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Speaker 11: It's a run play up the middle.

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Speaker 2: Connor down to the five, pushing his way to the two,

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Speaker 2: diety to the one and close to the m zone.

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Speaker 2: They calling a touchdown when they do what are run

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Speaker 2: by James Connor.

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Speaker 3: That is a statement run by James Connor. Takes the

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Speaker 3: pig and bust it into payder.

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Speaker 2: Give to Connor looking left, runs off the left side

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Speaker 2: twenty ten the races inside the five and.

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Speaker 3: Into the end zone.

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Speaker 2: James Connor houses in from twenty two yards out. That's

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Speaker 2: the Cardinals run game, wearing down the defense in the

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Speaker 2: fourth quarter.

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Speaker 3: Twelve personnel, one back, two tight ends, run the ball

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Speaker 3: and James Connor houses it.

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Speaker 4: From what we know about this new offensive scheme, I

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Speaker 4: expect to hear a lot more calls about James Connor

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Speaker 4: finding the end zone from Dave Pash and Ron Wolfley.

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Speaker 4: This offense, going back to the offense, we're gonna look

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Speaker 4: more at the offensive line in the run game because surprisingly,

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Speaker 4: we haven't gotten much off season about what the new

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Speaker 4: offense is going to look like. I know as former

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Speaker 4: players that's surprises you guys now as the media, that

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Speaker 4: we get very little when asked questions about changes. Right,

632
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Speaker 4: what has been made clear is the Cardinals will run

633
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Speaker 4: the ball, will run the ball more often so if

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Speaker 4: you're an offensive lineman, if you're a running back like

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Speaker 4: James Connor, that is music to your ears, especially when

636
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Speaker 4: your franchise quarterback is going to be out for who

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Speaker 4: knows that.

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Speaker 5: And if you see Ron Woofley all the time, it's

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Speaker 5: music to his ears as well. I've been begging for,

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Speaker 5: you know, this more running game, more balanced play action

641
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Speaker 5: boot right, which is really going to play well with

642
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Speaker 5: Kyl and I actually is going to help Colt McCoy

643
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Speaker 5: as well as well too. You know, you just simplify

644
00:30:38,840 --> 00:30:41,320
Speaker 5: the game if you're able to control it up front,

645
00:30:41,440 --> 00:30:46,080
Speaker 5: being physical, playing in front of the sticks, booting and

646
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Speaker 5: then coming off, which is really hard for defenses. If

647
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Speaker 5: you're able to run the ball really well and you're

648
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Speaker 5: able to get some of those big chunk plays, and

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Speaker 5: you just simplifies the game in so many ways when

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Speaker 5: you're able to do that and have some harmony from

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Speaker 5: run the past game. So it's going to be for

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Speaker 5: me because I'm all about box play. I'm a little

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Speaker 5: bit of that old school we used to back in

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Speaker 5: the day, have the twenty one twelve personnel power, that

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Speaker 5: type of stuff. I like it. I like the trench

656
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Speaker 5: play and so if they're able to do that this year, right,

657
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Speaker 5: drafting a guy like Paris Johnson to be a part

658
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Speaker 5: of that, whether he's that guarter tackle I think it's

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Speaker 5: really going to pay divid ends down the road as

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Speaker 5: far as who this team is physical, tough and then

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Speaker 5: also be able to use their weapons on the outside,

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Speaker 5: some of those guys that can run like Hollywood and

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Speaker 5: find them deep down the field for some easy chunk plays.

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Speaker 4: When you talk about physical toughness, James Connor comes to mind,

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Speaker 4: and it sounds like this team is going to have

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Speaker 4: no option but to rely on him. So what do

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Speaker 4: you need from James Connor to have success? Find him

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Speaker 4: back in the end zone like we saw two seasons ago.

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Speaker 7: Rob, Well, you obviously need James Connor to stay healthy,

670
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Speaker 7: and you need him to have a big year, and

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Speaker 7: you need to have a second and a third running

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Speaker 7: back that can give meaningful reps and give James Connor

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Speaker 7: a blow. And you know, they got some young guys

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Speaker 7: and and they're gonna have opportunities from that standpoint. But

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Speaker 7: as far as what this offense is going to look like, yeah,

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Speaker 7: I think every team at the beginning of the season

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Speaker 7: says we're going to focus on running the football. Everyone

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Speaker 7: says that, But when you know you go three and

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Speaker 7: out a couple series, are you going to stay committed

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Speaker 7: to it? Are you gonna keep with that, that mindset

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Speaker 7: and that focus. I think I think it's amazingly important

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Speaker 7: for Kyler Murray's development to have a strong running game.

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Speaker 7: Number One, I think it's a good thing that he

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Speaker 7: maybe that he doesn't have d HOP because I think

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Speaker 7: he relied on d hop a little bit too much

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Speaker 7: in the last couple of years when when things kind

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Speaker 7: of broke down. That that was his crutch, that was

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Speaker 7: his his safety hoality. He always knew that was there,

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Speaker 7: and I think it maybe it's stifled his development a

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Speaker 7: little bit in terms of going through the progressions. But

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Speaker 7: if the run game is solid as as as Zoe said,

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Speaker 7: you know the play action pass, it opens that up

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Speaker 7: and and that to me for a quarterback is just honey,

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Speaker 7: you know it's it's it's cuts off half the field.

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Speaker 7: You have really two options. And to me, that's when

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Speaker 7: you're humming as an offense. When you when you're running

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Speaker 7: the ball and you got the play action pass going that,

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Speaker 7: That to me is ideally what this offense will look like.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and just jump in. I would also say having

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Speaker 5: Colt start the season may be more conducive to them

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Speaker 5: staying with the run game because they don't have, right,

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Speaker 5: most coordinators when they have like this high paid quarterback,

703
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Speaker 5: you got Aaron Rodgers, Josh Allen, Pat Mahomes. In the

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Speaker 5: run game, when we going, we about to put the

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Speaker 5: ball in our best player's hands. Right, So now we

706
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Speaker 5: have Colt back there, he's not Kyler, right, and so

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Speaker 5: we're we feel more comfortable trying to create our identity

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Speaker 5: and build who we are through the run game. And

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Speaker 5: then when Kyler comes back, we've kind of established this

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Speaker 5: and then you can kind of insert him and it

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Speaker 5: makes it a little bit easier versus to Ro's point

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Speaker 5: off of the court, are we not running the ball?

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Speaker 5: I gotta get it, gotta slang it because I have

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Speaker 5: X y Z at quarterback.

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Speaker 4: So you don't expect to see a lot of schematic

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Speaker 4: change differences between Colt McCoy and then when Kyler Murray comes.

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Speaker 5: Back, Yeah, there will be different plays. So as a coordinator,

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Speaker 5: and all good coordinators do this, and we saw this

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Speaker 5: on Hard Knucks last year, and I think Rob references

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Speaker 5: as well that Colate was picking out plays that work

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Speaker 5: well for him that he likes, right, And you want

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Speaker 5: to make sure that the guys that are going to

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Speaker 5: have the balls in their hands or the ball in

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Speaker 5: their hands. Loves to plays, it's comfortable to plays, it

725
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Speaker 5: fits with their skill set, and you're not trying to

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Speaker 5: put a round hole in a square peg because they

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Speaker 5: got to go out there and execute it. So there's

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Speaker 5: I think fundamentally they'll be the same. Right the run

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Speaker 5: plays boots, you know some of the past concepts, but

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Speaker 5: there may be plays that Kyler likes more than Coate likes,

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Speaker 5: and vice versa, and so you may see a couple

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Speaker 5: of different wrinkles based on their skill sets. And obviously

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Speaker 5: Kyler's just his athleticism is just different, so they can

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Speaker 5: also do a couple of different things in that regard

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Speaker 5: as well.

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Speaker 4: Zach Ertz said earlier in the offseason that this offense

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Speaker 4: feels drastically different, which is why having everybody here through

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Speaker 4: the off season program has been so important, so that

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Speaker 4: you're not just getting those physical reps if you're able to,

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Speaker 4: but the players like zach Ertz, like Kyler Murray who

741
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Speaker 4: have been rehabbing, you're getting those mental reps as well.

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Speaker 4: This coaching staff had greed in red Day, so fast tempo,

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Speaker 4: slow temple, really doing what they could to kind of

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Speaker 4: make sure that players were really absorbing this new scheme.

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Speaker 4: So while James Connor has expressed a lot of excitement

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Speaker 4: about running the ball more often so, half the offensive

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Speaker 4: lineman DJ Humphries specifically said that when offensive corner or

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Speaker 4: Drew Pensing, may you mention that to him, He's like, great,

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Speaker 4: you had me at hello, Like I'm in. Like feels

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Speaker 4: like this offense is really buying in. There's just question

751
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Speaker 4: marks at the offensive line when you're looking at the starters. Really,

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Speaker 4: when you start to look at the interior. You've got

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Speaker 4: Dj Humphries as your left tackle right now, the rookie

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Speaker 4: Paris Johnson Junior slated to be your starting right tackle.

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Speaker 4: So now you've got a couple decisions when it comes

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Speaker 4: to players like Josh Jones Calvin Beachum about finding your

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Speaker 4: swing tack and making sure you feel stout enough on

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Speaker 4: the interior, there's still question marks going into training him

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Speaker 4: about what the starting five is gonna look like.

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Speaker 7: Well, you know, we talked about it defensively as as

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Speaker 7: far as getting your best players on the field, same

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Speaker 7: thing for the offensive line. Look, Josh Jones and Kevin Beacham,

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Speaker 7: those guys have meaning, meaningful reps they've they've started games,

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Speaker 7: they've played a lot, so they can be moved over

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Speaker 7: to that right tackle. Paris Johnson can be moved into guard.

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Speaker 7: He can play guard. I've watched some cut ups at

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Speaker 7: him in college.

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Speaker 3: Man.

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Speaker 7: He's a mauler. He wants to get after guys, and

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Speaker 7: he could easily move into guard guard position and and

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Speaker 7: really solidify this offensive line, which you know DJ Humphreys

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Speaker 7: he loves to run block. So you know, I like

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Speaker 7: this offensive line. I think there's some some good opportunity

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Speaker 7: there and there is some depth. It's just how they

775
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Speaker 7: put those pieces all together and and who's gonna play

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Speaker 7: where that that that'll be that'll be figured out during

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Speaker 7: training camp right right.

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Speaker 5: And it's stressful to pass block. I mean these offensive

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Speaker 5: linemen they want to put their hands on guys and

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Speaker 5: be able to drive block and knock guys off the ball.

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Speaker 5: And to what we're saying for the quarterbacks, it makes

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Speaker 5: it that much easier for offensive lineman. If as me

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Speaker 5: as a pass rusher, if I'm not quite sure what

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Speaker 5: you're about to do, I'm not coming off the ball

785
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Speaker 5: with my ears, paying back and getting after you, hitting

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Speaker 5: you in your mouth and long arming you and driving

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Speaker 5: you back. I'm kind of a little slower, which helps

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Speaker 5: these tackles, especially being able to protect Kyler or Coat

789
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Speaker 5: or whoever's back there. So I get why they love

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Speaker 5: the run game because it really sets them up to

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Speaker 5: do their job that much more effective when it is

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Speaker 5: a run rob.

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Speaker 4: You mentioned something that leads me to this next question

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Speaker 4: really quickly is if the idea is to have Paris

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Speaker 4: Johnson Junior possibly your future left tackle, does it make

796
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Speaker 4: sense to have them play guard as opposed to right tackle.

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Speaker 7: You know, there's things that come up throughout the season, injuries,

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Speaker 7: and guys have to move around. The more positions that

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Speaker 7: you can play as an offensive lineman, the more valuable

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Speaker 7: you're gonna be. So yeah, I think it makes sense

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Speaker 7: to give him some snaps at Garden.

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Speaker 4: Interesting one of the storylines we'll keep an eye on

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Speaker 4: throughout training camp. Episode fifty eight of The Day Pasch

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Speaker 4: Podcast featuring Cardinals head coach Jonathan Gannon is available now

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Speaker 4: via your preferred podcast provider at the latest updates via

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Speaker 4: Twitter at pash pod. We're going talk about the culture

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Speaker 4: that's changing around this building when we come back. More

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Speaker 4: Cardinals Red Sea report right after this.

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Speaker 6: We're going to focus on a completely unified message across

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Speaker 6: the general manager, the head coach, and ownership to what

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Speaker 6: exactly we want to be as a football organization. We're

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Speaker 6: going to institute a thorough and exhaustive scouting process. We

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Speaker 6: are going to turn over every stone to find the

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Speaker 6: right players for this team. We are not just collecting talent.

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Speaker 6: We're going to build a team. We're going to look

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Speaker 6: for the right type of players. Ego will not be

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Speaker 6: tolerated in this organization. We are going to look for focused, driven,

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Speaker 6: and people that are willing to put the team first

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Speaker 6: at every step of the way.

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Speaker 4: General manager Mani awesome for it at his introductory press

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Speaker 4: conference on what it will take to create a winning

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Speaker 4: culture here in the building for the Arizona Cardinals. As

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Speaker 4: we welcome you back into the Cardinals Red Sea Report

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Speaker 4: presented by Seekik Your Ticket to Great Seats with Rob

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Speaker 4: Frederickson and Lorenzo Alexander Alexander. I'm Danny surak Many. Austen

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Speaker 4: Fort was wheeling and delan in his first draft a

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Speaker 4: couple of months ago, not just with the players that

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Speaker 4: they got, with the future picks they got as well.

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Speaker 4: What's been most impressive so far about what Austin Ford

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Speaker 4: has done with his time as general manager here.

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Speaker 5: You know, well, I had a chance to hang out

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Speaker 5: with a lot of the rookies. We had like a

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Speaker 5: youth camp in the Bubble maybe about a month ago now,

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Speaker 5: and you know, we just heard about the type of

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Speaker 5: people that he's looking for to bring into this organization,

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Speaker 5: and he drafted really well in that regard, right you

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Speaker 5: you know, people getting mixed up and that you have

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Speaker 5: to just draft talent and then that means that you're

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Speaker 5: gonna have a whole bunch of bad guys. He drafted

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Speaker 5: some really high quality character men that we expect can

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Speaker 5: play football at a high level. That's how you really

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Speaker 5: build a culture, strong, culture sustainable because then everybody has

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Speaker 5: a certain standard. And so that's the biggest thing that

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Speaker 5: I've seen because typically I can say, oh no, that

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Speaker 5: dude is gonna have an issue. He's gonna have an issue.

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Speaker 5: But after hanging out with him, man, I really enjoyed

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Speaker 5: all of their character personalities and really how they engaged

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Speaker 5: one another. And then obviously was out there with kids,

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Speaker 5: but then how they engaged them as well.

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Speaker 4: Here's what DJ Humphries had to say I'm buying into

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Speaker 4: this new culture.

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Speaker 12: You got to get off the pope. If you don't

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Speaker 12: buy in, you're gonna be gone. So it's like, you

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Speaker 12: know what I mean, that's the mentality. It's it's pretty simple.

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Speaker 12: Guys can smell it and it's happening. It's clear, very clear.

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Speaker 12: It ain't a lot of like baby in and show

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Speaker 12: a favoritism. If you don't want to do it, you

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Speaker 12: don't gotta do it. We're gonna get somebody else to

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Speaker 12: do it, and you're just gonna be sad about it

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Speaker 12: after because you're not gonna get a chance again. So

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Speaker 12: it's like that's that's the mentality. So I think guys

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Speaker 12: are seeing that and they're understanding that this you do

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Speaker 12: it or you don't. Every you can tell everything matters.

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Speaker 12: And is it for me being an older guys, I

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Speaker 12: love to see it because it's like it's that's football.

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Speaker 12: That's what the NFL is.

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Speaker 4: DJ's got a point, right, this is a job. You

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Speaker 4: got to buy in. You have no other choice but

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Speaker 4: rob from your experience throughout locker rooms and organizations as

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Speaker 4: a whole. What makes players truly genuinely buy into a

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Speaker 4: new culture.

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Speaker 7: I've gone through a lot of coaching changes in my

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Speaker 7: nine years in the NFL, so I've played on a

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Speaker 7: lot of bad teams, and one thing that is consistent

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Speaker 7: is you're always going to have buy in from the

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Speaker 7: draft picks number one because this is something new for them.

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Speaker 7: They're coming from college and this is their eyes are

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Speaker 7: a little bit wide open, so they're going to automatically

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Speaker 7: buy in. You're going to get buy in from the

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Speaker 7: special team guys and the backup guys and the role players.

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Speaker 7: You're going to get automatic buy in from those guys

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Speaker 7: because they buy into everything because they want to be around,

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Speaker 7: they want to hang around. It's the superstars that you

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Speaker 7: have to get to buy in and the quarterback. You know,

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Speaker 7: everything revolves in any successful team revolves around the alpha

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Speaker 7: of the alpha, which is your quarterback. And that from

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Speaker 7: everything that I've seen, everything that's been reported, Kyler Murray

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Speaker 7: is bought in. The superstars are bought in. So you know,

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Speaker 7: things are kind of lining up for this organization right

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Speaker 7: now in terms of not having to worry about any

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Speaker 7: bad apples, not having to worry about any guys that

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Speaker 7: you know, you know, forget that I'm not doing that.

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Speaker 7: There is none of that so that's a good thing.

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Speaker 7: That's that's all they can ask for. That's all they

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Speaker 7: can do right now, and from here on it's it's

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Speaker 7: all about implementing the offense, implementing the defense, and getting

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Speaker 7: things going for this team.

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Speaker 5: And just to add on to the top of that,

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Speaker 5: when coaches are able to have a vision, able to

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Speaker 5: commut communicate that vision at a high level, right transparency

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Speaker 5: within that, and then be accountable to what they say,

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Speaker 5: they're going to be consistency. Guys believe that because they're authentic,

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Speaker 5: I can see it, I can trust that, I can

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Speaker 5: buy into that, And that's typically what gets those superstars

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Speaker 5: when you when you sit down and talk to them

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Speaker 5: versus just doing that's when guys are typically willing to

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Speaker 5: buy in because they can they feel like they can

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Speaker 5: trust you. That's the biggest thing. Can I trust what

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Speaker 5: you're saying? Are you gonna kind of move on your

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Speaker 5: own way?

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Speaker 4: The Cardinals won't have as many of those long tenured

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Speaker 4: veterans this time around, JJ Watt, AJ Green, DeAndre Hopkins,

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Speaker 4: even a Bira Murphy who was a leader here with

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Speaker 4: the Cardinals. So besides Kyler Murray who needs to step

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Speaker 4: up as a leader for this new culture.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, the misconception is because you have stars on your team,

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Speaker 7: you have automatic leadership. You don't, Yep, I'm telling you

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Speaker 7: you don't. The teams that are the most successful are

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Speaker 7: the ones where the players are policing things. The players

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Speaker 7: are really taking over the leadership role. I played with

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Speaker 7: Barry Sanders. He didn't say twelve words a whole year. Okay,

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Speaker 7: So you know he's greatest, one of the greatest football

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Speaker 7: players of all time, probably not a leader, right, you

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Speaker 7: know what I mean. And so these guys got to

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Speaker 7: find their voices. You know, DJ Humphreys, you know, Buddha Baker,

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Speaker 7: these guys, these guys gotta and Booda Baker does a

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Speaker 7: great job of it. But there's some There needs to

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Speaker 7: be some other guys too that that kind of step

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Speaker 7: up and take ownership and account them for themselves, because

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Speaker 7: you're always gonna get that from the coaching chef.

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Speaker 5: Right, and I would say, Beacham Guard Deck, Yeah, you

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Speaker 5: know Zavin. There's guys that are on this roster right now,

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Speaker 5: James Connor, there's a ton of guys leaders. Cop McCoy, right,

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Speaker 5: We've mentioned him. There's a ton of guys that are

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Speaker 5: leaders in here right, but again it starts from top down.

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Speaker 5: Having buy in right now. We have that right now

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Speaker 5: because it's new and it's fresh. Got to be able

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Speaker 5: to cultivate that so when adversity hits, you still maintain

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Speaker 5: that same type of discipline and motivation moving towards that

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Speaker 5: that goal.

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Speaker 4: with you guys. Special shout out though to our executive

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Speaker 4: producer Jimmy Mahandro, Associate producer Cody Fincher, Technical director Lauren Coble,

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