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Speaker 1: you know it could be maybe there's a tight end.
Speaker 1: Perhaps you might sign on the line that has dotted.
Speaker 1: Maybe a veteran running back. But no, that's not what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. What I'm talking about, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: is that nobody, and I mean nobody puts more thought
Speaker 1: into and gets more enjoyment out of April fools than
Speaker 1: our own ron wolf lay. Oh my goodness, So Thirddag,
Speaker 1: just keep your out on a swivel. Who knows what
Speaker 1: wolf has in store on this April Fool's Day. It's
Speaker 1: not officially over yet, and we're hoping the wolf doesn't
Speaker 1: doesn't take advantage over the next hour because we might
Speaker 1: be a little susceptible here, still socially distanced on big
Speaker 1: red rage. All right, Polly, listen, anyone who listens to
Speaker 1: big Red rage or has listened to Big Red rage
Speaker 1: over the years, of course, you know, and they know, Polly,
Speaker 1: there was no way in the world I engage in
Speaker 1: the April fools. Yeah, fools, Paul. Did you know in England?
Speaker 1: Though it's very interesting? Did you know over in England? Paul?
Speaker 1: Have you ever been to England? As a matter of fact, yes, traveling,
Speaker 1: I spent an inordinate amount of time looking at the
Speaker 1: desk of Charles Dickens. Put it out way with some
Speaker 1: guy who took about four hundred some photos of Charles
Speaker 1: dickens desk. You know what's interesting about it is the
Speaker 1: fact that over in England they actually play the prank
Speaker 1: on you and then they point at you in say
Speaker 1: April Fool, not April Fools. They make it personal over
Speaker 1: in England, a person instead of instead of plural or
Speaker 1: maybe possessive like we own it. No, it's strictly on you.
Speaker 1: You you are the April fool. Paul. Interesting, So I'd
Speaker 1: ask you right now for a Laria Showed update, but
Speaker 1: that would be April Fool and there'd be absolutely no wolf.
Speaker 1: I was thinking about this though, and we got a
Speaker 1: big show. I mean, we're the original Thursday night football
Speaker 1: here on the Big Red Rage. Oh yeah, and we
Speaker 1: have Frosty Rucker who is going to be our guest.
Speaker 1: If you want some football IQ and just wisdom in
Speaker 1: life in general, you go to Frosty Rucker, the former
Speaker 1: Cardinals defensive lineman. Do you not about it? So there's
Speaker 1: that out there. But I was thinking about this when
Speaker 1: it comes to Larry Fitzgerald. Maybe he's made his decision
Speaker 1: yet hasn't made the announcement and has no plans to
Speaker 1: make an announcement. We all know Larry. If he's done,
Speaker 1: we'll fade into fade into black. If you will, you know,
Speaker 1: like the end of Sopranos or what happened, and you
Speaker 1: won't hear from him again. You know, we're all thinking,
Speaker 1: maybe it'll be a tweet something, you know, maybe it'll
Speaker 1: be a player's tribune article. I don't know what if
Speaker 1: he just decides that he's done and doesn't necessarily share
Speaker 1: it with anyone other than the decision makers in the
Speaker 1: Cardinals front office. Wo that is really really interesting. I
Speaker 1: did not even consider that. I've always thought that Larry
Speaker 1: was waiting, that he was waiting for something. I don't
Speaker 1: know what that something might be, but I don't see
Speaker 1: Larry being that conflicted guy. We've talked about this before,
Speaker 1: back and forth, Should I go, should I stay? No,
Speaker 1: that's not Larry. He's waiting for something, and that's something
Speaker 1: will make up his mind for him. That's what I believe. Well,
Speaker 1: they created a little more cap room Wolf, which we'll
Speaker 1: get into next. Could it be just the business of football.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a final offer, a final salary figure that
Speaker 1: he's been waiting on, what's plausible, feasible, doable, and after
Speaker 1: the Cardinals made some moves to get further under the cap.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that next maybe that because honestly, well
Speaker 1: if that's just a theory, I truly think that he's
Speaker 1: gonna play next year. I really do. We'll get into
Speaker 1: that next in the Big Red Rage presented by Santan
Speaker 1: four in Gilbert, the poll is hit the Patriot one
Speaker 1: the quarterback. Wilson is in the shotgun formation. Lynch will
Speaker 1: flank into a left two Wine to the nearside, one
Speaker 1: to the fog. In the shutt gun, there's the snappets
Speaker 1: felt high prick Frowsters, but's intercepted by Fulcol Butler. Welcome
Speaker 1: Butler is intercepted Russell Wilson at the goal line. Twenty
Speaker 1: second trift. Butler does an unbelievable job getting inside and
Speaker 1: I'm surprised that Russell Wilson through it here. Butler read
Speaker 1: the play perfectly, one behind the pick and ran right
Speaker 1: to where the slam was going to be. Throne. Butler
Speaker 1: did it all right. That was Super Bowl forty nine
Speaker 1: at State Farm Stadium, and he sealed that Super Bowl
Speaker 1: win from the New England Patriots, stealing it away from
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson, Marshawn Lynch who never got the football, and
Speaker 1: the Seattle Seahawks not only was at the end of
Speaker 1: the Seahawks chances to repeat his Super Bowl champion. A
Speaker 1: lot of people think that was the end of the
Speaker 1: Seahawks dynasty at that time, and even Malcolm Butler himself
Speaker 1: this week called it one of the best plays in
Speaker 1: Super Bowl history. It is the big red range Power
Speaker 1: presented by santan Ford and Gilbert. We are Santan Ford,
Speaker 1: Paul kelvc Ron Wolfley and the Cardinals new CB one
Speaker 1: top cornerback, Malcolm Butler. Your reaction there, wolf Well, First
Speaker 1: of all, let me just say I think it's the
Speaker 1: greatest defensive play in Super Bowl history. I really do.
Speaker 1: When you go back and you break it down as well,
Speaker 1: and just watch the way that Malcolm Butler read the
Speaker 1: play and then broke on the ball and picked off
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson. I have to tell you, Bali, I think
Speaker 1: it's one of the most notorious plays, infamous plays, if
Speaker 1: you will, in Super Bowl history, and a lot of
Speaker 1: it speaks to the player that the Arizona Cardinals got.
Speaker 1: It's not just Malcolm Butler, a tough guy, a tough corner,
Speaker 1: but it's Malcolm Butler the guy that understands the game.
Speaker 1: His knowledge of the game, Polly, and his experience allows
Speaker 1: him to make plays that maybe his physical abilities no
Speaker 1: longer can abide. You know, he said he just had
Speaker 1: his quote best year at the age of thirty. Interesting
Speaker 1: when he made that play. He was a rookie out
Speaker 1: of West Alabama, an undrafted rookie out of a smaller school.
Speaker 1: So it's been quite a run for a two time
Speaker 1: pro bowler and a guy coming off what he says
Speaker 1: was his best year ever, a guy who could have
Speaker 1: made ten million plus if he had stayed with the Titans.
Speaker 1: They needed to make a salary cap decision. He became available.
Speaker 1: He's now an Arizona car. Knowing he was asked about
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, I almost definitely think we can make
Speaker 1: him push. Guys get older than things like that. But
Speaker 1: if you're doing the right thing with your body, you
Speaker 1: staying focused, you committed to the game, you committed to
Speaker 1: one goal, and that's just winning, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If everyone had the same mindset, that's what we're gonna do,
Speaker 1: and our ball harder this year. You know, I was
Speaker 1: what had my best year at the age of thirty
Speaker 1: age and number at a number here there you go.
Speaker 1: Maler by the way, he said he had dinner the
Speaker 1: night before with defensive coordinator Advanced Joseph some of the assistants,
Speaker 1: and he said, in a quote, Wolf, we talked about
Speaker 1: how if we want to win, this team has got
Speaker 1: to be led by the players and not always the coaches.
Speaker 1: Ding ding ding ding ding. We've got a winner, Paully.
Speaker 1: We've got a theme this offseason, don't we. Yes? Oh so, Paul,
Speaker 1: can you see it? Paul, you're the sideline guy. I
Speaker 1: understand that I'm the analyst. Of course, it's so easy
Speaker 1: for me to see. But Paul, even you the sideline guy,
Speaker 1: can you actually see this? Pay can you? Paul? Can
Speaker 1: you see exactly what Steve Kim in the Arizona Cardinals
Speaker 1: have done this offseason? We saw it for ourselves in
Speaker 1: Week sixteen with the playoffs on the line. Where was
Speaker 1: the energy and the intensity and the focus. And so
Speaker 1: you just saw wild variation some performance last year. And
Speaker 1: Steve Kim Wolf use the term self policing of the
Speaker 1: lit room. Yes, from Afar, looks like he brought in
Speaker 1: a lot of guys with that sort of DNA. Oh listen, Polly,
Speaker 1: you know what I've been talking about and you and
Speaker 1: I have been talking about this for a long time now,
Speaker 1: but since the season has ended, this team needed to
Speaker 1: get more physical, and it needed to create a culture.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to call it more leadership, whatever it
Speaker 1: may be, those two things to me, I think you
Speaker 1: had to develop a culture in the offseason. And anytime
Speaker 1: you talk culture, you're talking leadership, and you need models.
Speaker 1: You need men to walk around and model that culture.
Speaker 1: But the physicality of this team, everybody they have signed, Polly,
Speaker 1: everybody Steve Kim has brought in right now, it blows
Speaker 1: my mind how physical they are. J. J. Watts, Rodney Hudson,
Speaker 1: A J. Green is a big wide receiver and a
Speaker 1: physical Malcolm Butler is a cornerback. In his physical Polly.
Speaker 1: You can go down the list. Every one of these
Speaker 1: guys alpha males. Even Matt Prador, a kicker, is over
Speaker 1: two hundred pounds as a kicker. It is an alphabet,
Speaker 1: a guy that's been around a long time. Everybody they
Speaker 1: brought in fits the mold of being physical, Polly. And
Speaker 1: then also these are leaders. All right, let me ask
Speaker 1: you real quick about a guy they sign who might
Speaker 1: end up being the most important acquisition in the offseason.
Speaker 1: And we're talking about the backup quarterback, the new guy
Speaker 1: in town. Tuesday night, they agreed to terms with Colt McCoy.
Speaker 1: Your reaction, the gritty called McCoy right here, Polly, I
Speaker 1: I it is. It's part of the transformation this offseason.
Speaker 1: I wonder what it poured tens in terms of the offense, Polly,
Speaker 1: I do. I'm sorry. Is the offense going to be
Speaker 1: more under center? Are they gonna take Kyler Murray and
Speaker 1: stick him under center and run some more traditional plays
Speaker 1: like the tackle zone to either side and the play
Speaker 1: action plays that come off that tackle zone. You see
Speaker 1: the Green Bay Packers doing it all the time. You
Speaker 1: saw you saw the Rams do it all last year.
Speaker 1: It's their entire offense. The Seattle Seahawks even incorporated. I
Speaker 1: wonder if the Cardinals are going to do that, and
Speaker 1: if they are going to incorporate more traditional elements, more
Speaker 1: traditional schemes into their offense. I think that's a perfect
Speaker 1: fit for McCoy. He played in four games last year.
Speaker 1: I had a couple of starts, and I think that
Speaker 1: when the Cardinals did all that study going into their
Speaker 1: game against the Giants. Remember, Daniel Jones was fifty fifty
Speaker 1: and so they studied both quarterbacks. I'm guessing they liked
Speaker 1: what they saw in film when they were getting a
Speaker 1: glance and game planning for the potential of Coote McCoy
Speaker 1: getting the start. So there you go, he figures to
Speaker 1: be the backup. What does that mean about Straveler? Right,
Speaker 1: Chris Streveler. We'll talk about that, and we're gonna hear
Speaker 1: from Frosty Rucker coming up, and next we'll talk about
Speaker 1: the safeties and what that defensive backfield looks like. On
Speaker 1: the big red rage black out of the gun, We're
Speaker 1: rolling to and right the moving blocket flack. It's hamnered
Speaker 1: from behind. Sean Williams nuts and free. The ball is
Speaker 1: loose ball team trying to pounce on it. Sitcinnati's cut
Speaker 1: it a safety blint from Shawn Williams and Blacko got balled.
Speaker 1: Shaun Williams was shot out of a cannon. Roethlisberger drows
Speaker 1: over the mental intercepted by Shawn Williams. Night running to
Speaker 1: the fifty, down the fire sideline to the forty on
Speaker 1: his feet. The party cut twenty but ten by five touchdown.
Speaker 1: Sean Williams intercepting Ben Roethlisberger and sprinting fifty nine yards
Speaker 1: to put the Bengals on the scoreboard. Birch and the
Speaker 1: Bengals radio all fired up right there. Previously we heard
Speaker 1: Westwood one little montage there Shawn Williams, the Cardinals brand
Speaker 1: new safety. Another guy thirty years of age, brings the experience.
Speaker 1: He has the knowledge of advanced Joseph's system. He goes
Speaker 1: way back to his Bengals days with a Cardinals defensive
Speaker 1: coordinator that was key in him signing. The line that
Speaker 1: has dotted it is the Big Red Rage presented by
Speaker 1: Santan Ford and Gilbert Frosty Ruckers still on deck in
Speaker 1: this edition. The former Cardinals defensive lineman but Wolf give me,
Speaker 1: give me your thoughts right now on where the Cardinals
Speaker 1: stand in the secondary. We talked about Malcolm Butler and
Speaker 1: now Sean Williams as some depth at safety. Yeah, Polly,
Speaker 1: you know, obviously, with the corner situation being what it
Speaker 1: is right now, I'm loving what I'm seeing with Malcolm
Speaker 1: Butler on one side and then Robert Alfred. You know
Speaker 1: how I feel about Robert Alfred. Hopefully he's going to
Speaker 1: stay healthy somehow, some way. That got a great deal
Speaker 1: on Robert Alfred, brought him back on a one year deal,
Speaker 1: and now all of a sudden, if he could stay healthy,
Speaker 1: you've got two really good corners on the outside corners
Speaker 1: that I like, and then obviously Byron Murphy lining up
Speaker 1: in the slot Polly, so I like the corner position.
Speaker 1: But man, the safety depth right now is drastically improved
Speaker 1: on this team because Jalen Thompson, of course in Buddha
Speaker 1: Baker should be your starters out there, and I really
Speaker 1: really hope that Jayleen Thompson, somehow, some way PAULI is
Speaker 1: gonna stay healthy because if he stays healthy, he's going
Speaker 1: to continue to grow. But when you look at the
Speaker 1: depth that Steve Kim and the Arizona Cardinals have put
Speaker 1: behind these two starting safeties, it speaks to the disaster
Speaker 1: that was last year. Remember all the safeties that were
Speaker 1: dropping Paul last year and could not play. I mean
Speaker 1: that Carolina game, which was the Cardinals worst defensive performance
Speaker 1: by far in my opinion, just the eyeball test. I
Speaker 1: don't care what the numbers say. Remember you were missing
Speaker 1: Buddha Baker and Jayalen Thompson in that game, and that
Speaker 1: hurt I mean, those guys are so dynamic, they account
Speaker 1: for being such the pulse of the defense in so
Speaker 1: many ways. But they're not the biggest guys, and if
Speaker 1: they're prone to injury, you need that depth at safety.
Speaker 1: And in Sean Williams, you're talking about a guy who
Speaker 1: two years ago one hundred fourteen tackles in a pick.
Speaker 1: In twenty eighteen, he had one hundred ten tackles and
Speaker 1: five interceptions. Last year relegated to a backup role. Oh
Speaker 1: what does he have left? You know, he's playing at
Speaker 1: the almighty age of thirty. So we'll see if the
Speaker 1: Cardinals fight out. But well, if you tell me Vance
Speaker 1: Joseph loves to use multiple safeties a lot of his schemes. Right, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: there's no doubt about it, PAULI. He really is. And
Speaker 1: then you've got tweeners like Zeke right, Zeke Turner. You've
Speaker 1: got tweeners that are out there right now, Sean Williams,
Speaker 1: Chris Banjo, Charles Washington. Think of the depth right now. Listen.
Speaker 1: Charles Washington flat out a ball on special teams. He
Speaker 1: and when given the opportunity, he's played very very well.
Speaker 1: Chris Banjo is another guy that is just going to
Speaker 1: go out there and ball. I look at the safety
Speaker 1: depth and there's no doubt you're right on it. Pauli Vans.
Speaker 1: Joseph likes to use a lot of the safeties. But
Speaker 1: you know what, you also need those guys to be
Speaker 1: your your special teams players and some of your best
Speaker 1: special teams players. And that's exactly what they've done. Do
Speaker 1: you think the Cardinals need to sign another veteran corner
Speaker 1: between now and the trap? And I bring that up
Speaker 1: because Quentin Dunbar reportedly is going to visit the Arizona
Speaker 1: Cardinals in the near future. Played last year with Seattle,
Speaker 1: was plagued by a knee injury from day one. Really,
Speaker 1: he had a knee injury in camp in August. Never
Speaker 1: got past it. He only played in six games. And
Speaker 1: so you know his rating, the passer rating he gave
Speaker 1: up when targeted one eleven. Not good. Year before when
Speaker 1: he was playing for Washington and had a career year.
Speaker 1: The passer rating he gave up when targeted sixty one
Speaker 1: point two and he's a six two corner. And I'll
Speaker 1: tell you from field level, the dude is imposing. Quentin Dunbar. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you've seen a lot of Quentin Dunbar right there, Paully,
Speaker 1: I would say, you can never have enough corners. You
Speaker 1: can never have enough veteran corners that can get you
Speaker 1: out of a game. And I think Quentin Dunbar, I
Speaker 1: think the Cardinals have answered your question if in fact
Speaker 1: they are gonna host him, if that report is accurate,
Speaker 1: they're gonna bring him in. They think they need to
Speaker 1: sign a veteran corner, But I don't think it's gonna
Speaker 1: have any influence on who they're gonna take at sixteen,
Speaker 1: because if there is a corner, one of the top
Speaker 1: three corners that are there, I think they're gonna go
Speaker 1: with a corner. That's just my gut feeling, yeah, And
Speaker 1: I think if that is still their desire, well, that
Speaker 1: they don't want it to be too much of a
Speaker 1: need going round one, right, They don't want it to
Speaker 1: be a tell correct yep? Or absolutely you're risking teams
Speaker 1: trading in front of you. So if you signed yet
Speaker 1: another corner, not only for depth, but it maybe it
Speaker 1: throws people off the scent of what direction you might
Speaker 1: go at number sixteen. Overall, right, we don't have to
Speaker 1: do what do you think we have to take a corner.
Speaker 1: We don't have to take a corner. Just watch us,
Speaker 1: all right. Frosty Rucker coming up in this edition of
Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert
Speaker 1: we Are. Satan Ford drops back, throws over the middle,
Speaker 1: fatted down. Frosty Rucker got a piece of the football
Speaker 1: with the right paw oh man class and try to
Speaker 1: hand it off and he got tackled by Frosty Rutner
Speaker 1: as he dropped back and look at the veteran attack
Speaker 1: to agap. How about that for some get off handed
Speaker 1: off the height off the right side and he has
Speaker 1: spun down in the backfield. Frosty Rucker was there for Arizona,
Speaker 1: handed off to cumming him off the right side and
Speaker 1: he is ripped down at the eighteen by Rutger. Wow,
Speaker 1: Frosty Rucker. Frosty such a wildly veteran. Kaepernick takes the
Speaker 1: shotgun snap short set and steps up man sec by
Speaker 1: Frosty Rutcker. Man, Rucker, such an underrated player. And they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be where they are defensively without that guy. And
Speaker 1: that's a double ding. Dave passed Ron Wolfley on the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals Radio Network talking about a guy who I
Speaker 1: still remember, Wolf Heep and I verify this. It was
Speaker 1: a Cardinals Chronicles episode of video biography of sorts, and
Speaker 1: he wrote a little essay, Frosty Rutcker, and he said
Speaker 1: when he was done, he wanted to know that he
Speaker 1: was trusted and respected by his team mates and he
Speaker 1: knew that he left it all out on that field
Speaker 1: during NFL career that lasted five years with the Cardinals,
Speaker 1: well more than a decade in the league. Do you
Speaker 1: think Frosty Rutger checked those boxes right? There's no doubt
Speaker 1: about it, Paulie. Frosty Rucker. Wherever he goes, he gets
Speaker 1: the well met handshake from people he played against. And
Speaker 1: it is all about you, presented by Santanford and Gilbert
Speaker 1: our special guests, former Cardinals defensive lineman Frosty Rucker, joining
Speaker 1: us from the East Coast, staying up a little later. Frosty,
Speaker 1: how are you doing. I'm good man, and thanks for
Speaker 1: the kind words man. That means a lot. Frosty one
Speaker 1: of my favorites, buddy, just the consummate pro man. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for coming on the air tonight. We
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Buddy. No, absolutely, I missed you guys. What's
Speaker 1: going on? You guys and away were yet you know
Speaker 1: we're still socially distanced. Okay, so we're remote locations. We
Speaker 1: loved having you in person. Oh man. That seems like
Speaker 1: a lifetime ago, doesn't it. And we're up there on
Speaker 1: stage where you know, there's Frosty Rutger and we're chopping
Speaker 1: it up and visiting frost I've got to ask you
Speaker 1: this though, one career interception, I'm trying to remember you
Speaker 1: didn't get that as a cardinal. Tell us about that
Speaker 1: one interception. Well, you know, I remember it like it
Speaker 1: was yesterday. So I was playing for Cincinnati and we
Speaker 1: were playing versus Pittsburgh Steelers, and Big Ben tried to
Speaker 1: throw the ball. He tried to throw a dart at
Speaker 1: someone over the middle and then actually hit off the
Speaker 1: guy's helmet and it found its way into my big
Speaker 1: mits and I rumbled and stumbled twenty six yards and
Speaker 1: I was caught by the running back. So it wasn't
Speaker 1: a big Ben. It wasn't a big Ben. Was caught
Speaker 1: by the running back. That's important, Frosty, it was very important.
Speaker 1: And he had a nice angle on me. So you know,
Speaker 1: everything played a factor into why I didn't score, But
Speaker 1: I made a big play for my team, and I
Speaker 1: was pumped up. Were you a former tight end or
Speaker 1: anything in your younger days, you know, did you play
Speaker 1: any of those skill positions? I was a running back. Actually, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was pretty good too. That doesn't surprise me, Wolf,
Speaker 1: because if you're in the NFL, you have size and
Speaker 1: you can move, so that doesn't surprise. By the way, Frosty,
Speaker 1: your USC team all was just Gonzaga away from making
Speaker 1: the final four, you know, but heck of a season. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, those guys played their tails off Gonzaga.
Speaker 1: Just I mean, they looks like they can compete in
Speaker 1: the league right now, the way they move and cut
Speaker 1: to the ball and defend and make points. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be surprised if they go and defeat it through this
Speaker 1: whole season. And Frosty, when you look at defensive football
Speaker 1: in the National Football League, I know you've been out
Speaker 1: a couple of seasons right now, but when you look
Speaker 1: at defensive football in the NFL, what is the first
Speaker 1: thing you think of? What an attribute do you absolutely
Speaker 1: have to have in order to be a good defense
Speaker 1: in today's NFL, you gotta be able to run, and
Speaker 1: you got to be able to defend the pass. I
Speaker 1: think the way the league has continue to shift, it's
Speaker 1: a more offensive league. People are going, you know, over
Speaker 1: the top, and your defenders on the back and have
Speaker 1: to be not only smart, but they got to be
Speaker 1: able to cover guys. So I think that that's the
Speaker 1: element that you just have to have. You have to
Speaker 1: have defenders. You know, you played a couple of years
Speaker 1: with Chandler Jones, and the Cardinals had to go without
Speaker 1: Chandler Jones for most of last season. Your thoughts on
Speaker 1: his return from the torn bicep and what sort of
Speaker 1: loss ying that was for the Cardinals defense and what
Speaker 1: will it mean to get fifty five back this year?
Speaker 1: I mean fifty five superman. That's one of the things
Speaker 1: that I've been really happy to see how he continued
Speaker 1: to blossom year in year out. And it was very
Speaker 1: unfortunate him getting an injury last year because I know
Speaker 1: what he means to that whole organization. The type of
Speaker 1: player is, He's dependable. Up until last year, you know,
Speaker 1: he played the majority of the games. I don't think
Speaker 1: he even missed a game, just a special guy, game changer.
Speaker 1: He's a you know, definitely a ninety nine on Madden.
Speaker 1: So getting him back in the fold, getting him comfortable
Speaker 1: knowing that it's his position. He's not fighting for anything,
Speaker 1: but to you know, get back on the field challenge
Speaker 1: is going to do great things. And I'm really looking
Speaker 1: forward to watching this defense just explode. Yeah, having said that,
Speaker 1: Frosty right there, the Cardinals go out and get j J. Watt.
Speaker 1: Tell me what you think of JJ Watt and how
Speaker 1: he's going to fit on this defense, and then tell
Speaker 1: me how you see JJ Watt and Chandler Jones meshing. Well,
Speaker 1: I think it's just it's going to be a bottle.
Speaker 1: How do you block those guys one on one, especially
Speaker 1: if they line up on the same side. I know,
Speaker 1: you know Bryson Buckner, the way coach buck as you
Speaker 1: burging out there like to call him Coach buck. I
Speaker 1: know the way he coaches, and you know the way
Speaker 1: he can drop a blitz or drop the front. And
Speaker 1: you have those two guys on one side. You know
Speaker 1: that frees up Marcus Golden on the other side. But
Speaker 1: again we're talking about j J. JJ brings such a
Speaker 1: dynamic of just burnt power, strand quickness, everything you want
Speaker 1: out of alignment, and you can line them up anywhere,
Speaker 1: and it's going to be the ultimate mismatch because I
Speaker 1: don't think JJ's played next to a guy with Chandlers calvary. Well. Look,
Speaker 1: notice has been served in the NFC West. In fact,
Speaker 1: George Kittle, the Niners all pro tight end, was on
Speaker 1: the Kyle Brand podcast Ten Questions with Kyle Brand and
Speaker 1: the question was about what the Niners are gonna face
Speaker 1: now and that Cardinals twosome And here's George Kittle, JJ
Speaker 1: Watt new to the NFC West. How are you going
Speaker 1: to block that guy this year? You might have to
Speaker 1: block that guy a couple block. There's techniques. Welcome to
Speaker 1: the NFC. Is this is this now real football? Coming
Speaker 1: over from the FC? Like? Is that the way it works?
Speaker 1: I mean, this is gonna get plastered. But like, the
Speaker 1: NFC West is the toughest division in my opinion, the Cardinals,
Speaker 1: they looked pretty good on offense and can't lie there
Speaker 1: And then he got JJ. I mean Chandler Jones. I
Speaker 1: still think is one of the underrated players in the NFL.
Speaker 1: That dude's an absolute monster. You guys try to block
Speaker 1: himaget extender arms. That's really annoying. So we're all looking
Speaker 1: forward to that. But well, we've also seen in the
Speaker 1: all season is the acquisition, honestly, Frosty, of a lot
Speaker 1: of guys who had your sort of leadership and your
Speaker 1: ability to command respect in the locker room. That's the
Speaker 1: sort of player they have targeted this off season. I'm
Speaker 1: curious in your opinion how big a deal is that
Speaker 1: that that element on a team. Well, you know, when
Speaker 1: you get veteran leadership that can come into a roster
Speaker 1: and it's not really shaking things up. It's just a presence.
Speaker 1: You know, it's the way people go about their work
Speaker 1: and you know it means something. And that's no knock
Speaker 1: at anyone that was there in the position before. But
Speaker 1: certain guys command that. They got that aura around them.
Speaker 1: And you guys have picked up a lot of players
Speaker 1: that command that respect. They're proving guys around the league
Speaker 1: that have played deep into playoffs, they've won Pro Bowls,
Speaker 1: Super Bowls. You guys got guys that are at the
Speaker 1: position the very best that do it and that comes
Speaker 1: with a lot of like we said, we keep saying,
Speaker 1: leadership that comes with a lot of responsibility and they're
Speaker 1: dependable guys. And this Cardinals team has just been pieced
Speaker 1: out beautifully. You know, I believe the Arizona Cardinals needed
Speaker 1: to do two things this offseason. Number One, they needed
Speaker 1: to get more physical, and I would say, in particular Frosty,
Speaker 1: they needed to get more physical on the line of scrimmage. Now,
Speaker 1: Steve Kim says they needed to just get more physical,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter where they are, even Malcolm Butler it's a
Speaker 1: very physical corner for the most part. He just wanted
Speaker 1: to improve the physicality of a team from top to bottom.
Speaker 1: But for me specifically, I wanted to see them get
Speaker 1: more physical on the line of scrimmage and develop a culture.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you, what what does culture mean
Speaker 1: to you? When do you think it's important that a
Speaker 1: team has a cult? A culture? Absolutely, I think the
Speaker 1: culture is just setting the president of how this is
Speaker 1: gonna go and what this work is gonna look like,
Speaker 1: and how we're gonna dominate and everyone being accountable. And
Speaker 1: when you get a guy like Rodney Hudson to come
Speaker 1: in and you know, I don't think Rodney's missed a
Speaker 1: snap playing Maybe you did last year maybe maybe, but
Speaker 1: I don't think he's ever missed a sap snapp in
Speaker 1: the NFL. And then you know, probably regarded as the
Speaker 1: best center out there. And you know, to have that
Speaker 1: guy on that offensive line met with DJ and you
Speaker 1: got Malcolm Butler, a guy that's you know, won a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, one made the play in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Guy that's proven, like you said, that's tough as nails
Speaker 1: and really will compete for the ball. And the defensive
Speaker 1: side of the ball. You're bringing aj Green that you know,
Speaker 1: might be the comeback player of the year if you
Speaker 1: can get enough touches, you know, because there's only one football,
Speaker 1: right you guys have a heck of the team here
Speaker 1: and and I'm very pumped and sitting here watching this
Speaker 1: the way the season went last year and how it
Speaker 1: dived off at the end. Yeah, but if they have
Speaker 1: that extra gear, you got that challenger, you got that
Speaker 1: JJ that can make a play, You got markets back
Speaker 1: that can make a huge play for you. And then
Speaker 1: you have to go Larry. I know he's yeah where
Speaker 1: he is, but you know he's always, you know, a
Speaker 1: phone call away. I'm sure from right exactly. Don't know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen with with Larry. But I have
Speaker 1: to ask you, Frosty again, have you because you mentioned
Speaker 1: accountability and accountability I think is so huge in a
Speaker 1: part of culture that there is accountability, But that means
Speaker 1: you've got to have dudes in that locker room that
Speaker 1: are willing to hold themselves to a standard. They're not
Speaker 1: going to hold anybody else too, but also are willing
Speaker 1: to walk up on somebody and say, dude, what are
Speaker 1: you doing. Have you ever walked up on somebody in
Speaker 1: your career as a guy that was trying to keep
Speaker 1: somebody else accountable? Yeah, I'm sure I have. And you know,
Speaker 1: a leader is not always liked, right you You got
Speaker 1: to do the tough jobs. You know, you're you're the
Speaker 1: one that asked to make sure everything never gets comfortable
Speaker 1: around there, and people are always on that edge, always
Speaker 1: have that one more gear to you know, finish your
Speaker 1: sprints and finish the drill and do this net. And
Speaker 1: it starts setting the president of how the work will
Speaker 1: be done, and that, like we keep saying, it's the
Speaker 1: accountability of that, you know, to work knowing all right,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put myself on the way, all right, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna take some better notes that I did last year,
Speaker 1: because last year's notes weren't good enough obviously. You know,
Speaker 1: it's the energy that's going to be coming into that
Speaker 1: that team of people that want to win, you know,
Speaker 1: and it always feels good to be wanted. And I
Speaker 1: know all these guys you guys got in free agency,
Speaker 1: they know they feel that they're wanted well. And there's
Speaker 1: a couple of guys and you might have caught a
Speaker 1: couple of names of Frosty Drop that he has firsthand
Speaker 1: knowledge of. We're getting get into that next. He's a
Speaker 1: former teammate of a couple of big names the Cardinals
Speaker 1: acquired in the all season. We'll get into that. I
Speaker 1: want to ask Wolf Frosty what he misses the most
Speaker 1: and what he misses the least about life in the NFL.
Speaker 1: And then you mentioned coach Buck. There's a legendary story.
Speaker 1: If we have time, I got to get you to
Speaker 1: tell it to us again about a coach in his
Speaker 1: own game film. We'll get into all that next. It
Speaker 1: is The Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford and
Speaker 1: Gilbert with our special guest, former Cardinals defensive lineman Frosty Rucker.
Speaker 1: Back right after this on the Big Red Rage, Dalton
Speaker 1: takes the snap, takes a handoff, rolls right. Lots of
Speaker 1: time on I keep y. J. Green is hoping he's
Speaker 1: kind of running down them thirty nobody's going to catch J. J.
Speaker 1: Green has the pangals eighty two yards, the longest catch
Speaker 1: of Adriel Jeremiah Green in spectacular NFL career. There's go
Speaker 1: a career catch for a J. Green, who has a
Speaker 1: distinction of sharing a locker room with our guest tonight
Speaker 1: in The Big Red Rage presented by Santan Ford and
Speaker 1: Gilbert Frosty Rucker, former Bengal five years with the Cardinals
Speaker 1: joining us here and let's just get right back into it. Frosty,
Speaker 1: you tell us about AJ Green. Obviously at his peak
Speaker 1: he was one of the best in the NFL. How
Speaker 1: much do you think he has left? Is a question
Speaker 1: all the Cardinals fans are asking themselves. Well, I think
Speaker 1: AJ Green has a lot left. I think his time
Speaker 1: was just up in Cincinnati, playing on turf, practicing on turf,
Speaker 1: and you know, subzero temperatures and December and things like that.
Speaker 1: I think it was his time to break loose of that.
Speaker 1: He's spent his whole career there. Like you said, he's
Speaker 1: been a Pro Bowl player, top of the game, a
Speaker 1: guy that could really go up and get the ball,
Speaker 1: great teammate, never hear anything bad about him. It's his time,
Speaker 1: you know. And it looks like on the offensive side
Speaker 1: of the ball, the receiver group is just getting stronger.
Speaker 1: And this, like I said, if Aj gets enough footballs
Speaker 1: this year, he may just be comeback Player of the Year.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking as well, Frosty, that here is a
Speaker 1: guy that is on a one year contract, it's kind
Speaker 1: of a proved contract, and he's leaving and playing with
Speaker 1: another franchise for the first time in his career. Talking
Speaker 1: about a decade here. That to me, I think that
Speaker 1: is going to be good for Aj Green. You would
Speaker 1: you agree with that? Yeah, it's gonna be a great thing,
Speaker 1: you know, and that a lot of guys don't make
Speaker 1: it that long to get a tenure with the team
Speaker 1: like this. And you know, he was on some sort
Speaker 1: of type of path like Larry was, you know, and
Speaker 1: you know, to leave after a decade of ball one City.
Speaker 1: You know, he only endured one coaching change at the
Speaker 1: head coach position. This is this is an exciting time
Speaker 1: for AJ. I'm sure a one year it's a proved deal,
Speaker 1: but you know sometimes that's all you need. You just
Speaker 1: need a fresh start and coming here again. The only
Speaker 1: issue is going to be how many how many times
Speaker 1: he can get the ball, because I'm sure you know,
Speaker 1: playing on grass, practicing on grass is only going to
Speaker 1: do it good with the you know, the type of
Speaker 1: injuries he had had. Well after the Cardinals, Frosty Rucker
Speaker 1: went to the Raiders, And that means you were teammates
Speaker 1: with Rodney Hutson the Cardinals news center. Now, how often
Speaker 1: did you guys ever match up in practice? Because I
Speaker 1: can talk about how he's given up ten sacks in
Speaker 1: ten years, which is a mind blowing stat. But you
Speaker 1: tell us what sort of player is you're in the trenches. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's a great player, very smart, um durable. Like you said,
Speaker 1: you know, he doesn't give up a lot of plays,
Speaker 1: and I think he's gonna be a great addition for
Speaker 1: K two. He got the very best in the league.
Speaker 1: Rodney practices every day. I don't want to jink him
Speaker 1: with that because you know, I don't want to. I
Speaker 1: don't want to say that, sorry, Rod, But when I
Speaker 1: was there in my tenure with the Raiders. He practiced
Speaker 1: every day. I did get to go against him because
Speaker 1: myself I was also I was a starter, but I
Speaker 1: was working on scout team. You know how I get
Speaker 1: down when I play football, it's whatever it takes. So
Speaker 1: I was helping them, lending the hand on scout team.
Speaker 1: So you know, obviously from playing verse him in games,
Speaker 1: live games to you know, watching him work as craft
Speaker 1: and you know, go and get them in pass restrials
Speaker 1: and whatnot. He's the real deal. And again he's the
Speaker 1: perfect fit to go on this offense that can you know,
Speaker 1: essentially cover Ktoon's. It's passing lanes, it's right in front
Speaker 1: of them. You know what's amazing about it as well, Frosty.
Speaker 1: But every team that I was on, the relationship between
Speaker 1: the quarterback and the center is really something special, right
Speaker 1: It just it is you see the center and the
Speaker 1: quarterback talking an awful lot. I think that Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: is going to have a mentorship role, if you will,
Speaker 1: with Kyler Murray as well, and help him in his career,
Speaker 1: help him develop as a leader. I'm really jacked up
Speaker 1: about it because I hear great things about Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: in terms of not only knowing the game but also
Speaker 1: being willing to help others. Yeah, I mean he's seen
Speaker 1: it all. He's proven to be the best center in
Speaker 1: the game, and he can only drop knowledge. You know,
Speaker 1: he's not a very talkative guy. He's not, you know,
Speaker 1: an overly allowed person, but you know he commands a
Speaker 1: respect and that's what it is. He's, you know, a
Speaker 1: solf spoken giant on the football field. And I don't
Speaker 1: personally know K two, but you know who doesn't benefit
Speaker 1: from extra leadership around you? Who doesn't benefit from extra
Speaker 1: you know, Pro Bowl experience around you? And I mean
Speaker 1: it should be a match made in heaven. So you
Speaker 1: host a podcast, the LA Football Network podcast via the
Speaker 1: Belief podcast network, and so you focus on the LA
Speaker 1: football scene and obviously, right now, least according to Vegas,
Speaker 1: the Rams of the team to be in the nfcust
Speaker 1: after picking up Matthew Stafford. So you tell us what
Speaker 1: sort of impact do you think Stafford makes on that
Speaker 1: RAMS team. I think it's a huge impact, just the
Speaker 1: type of player he is, the way he can make
Speaker 1: any throw and stand there in the pocket and you know,
Speaker 1: get out of there when he needs too. He's experienced,
Speaker 1: and I think this is another opportunity for someone to
Speaker 1: get out of a situation where he never bad mouth
Speaker 1: for plays. He just showed up every single day and
Speaker 1: he just didn't win the games. And we can all
Speaker 1: sit here and contest that it really wasn't Matt Stafford's
Speaker 1: reason why they weren't winning games. It was everything around him.
Speaker 1: So I think it's a fresh start for him. Again,
Speaker 1: another guy don't personally know just played versam, but he
Speaker 1: does make Sean mcvey's offense go. At this point, you know,
Speaker 1: I think they were losing a little well, obviously a
Speaker 1: lot of faith in the gentleman they did have there
Speaker 1: even though they took him with the first overall selection.
Speaker 1: It was just time to go and they made a decision.
Speaker 1: And now I know the city of la is very
Speaker 1: excited about it, and hopefully, if you know, they get
Speaker 1: some money in the cap issue, they can still make
Speaker 1: some pieces to that place. But that's the tough one
Speaker 1: for them now, yea, yeah, no no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Right there. They also added DeShawn Jackson. What do you think,
Speaker 1: what do you expect of DeShawn? Does he still have
Speaker 1: the wiry speed. Does he still have the ability to
Speaker 1: go out and make some big plays? Well, hopefully we're
Speaker 1: gonna see. Yeah. Right, that's one thing I'll say. You know,
Speaker 1: that's a great thing about football, right, Frosty, You're gonna
Speaker 1: go out and proof you're absolutely right. We're gonna see
Speaker 1: you know. And I'm a big Deshaun Jackson fan. Obviously
Speaker 1: you watched the game. He's one of those dynamic players
Speaker 1: that just takes the roof off the defense. He you know,
Speaker 1: he's always a home run away. And him being able
Speaker 1: to come home to be back in La around his
Speaker 1: family and friends, you know, that brings a huge element
Speaker 1: to it. And then having an opportunity with you know,
Speaker 1: to get in the relationship with Matt Stafford. They've both
Speaker 1: got fresh starts. So who knows. So, Frosty Rutger, what
Speaker 1: do you miss the most and missed the least about
Speaker 1: life in the NFL? The game of days? I missed
Speaker 1: that a lot. I missed competing at a high level.
Speaker 1: I don't have just one answer. Sorry, I guess you know,
Speaker 1: because it's a real question for you know, a next
Speaker 1: pro athlete, being around the guys every day, you know,
Speaker 1: taking on that that leadership role and being dependable guy
Speaker 1: that they can come to the locker room and talk
Speaker 1: to about football stuff, life stuff anything, just accepting that role.
Speaker 1: I missed that, that big brother type of being a
Speaker 1: big brother type of figure. And I don't miss practice
Speaker 1: or the meetings. I'm gonna guess, and that's my lead
Speaker 1: in Coach buck You mentioned him, Brentson Buckner, the Cardinals
Speaker 1: defensive line coach and a good friend of yours. I
Speaker 1: still remember this. It was a dog days I don't
Speaker 1: know what season it was. The guys needed to pick
Speaker 1: me up, and he put on some film in the
Speaker 1: meeting room for the D line And let's see if
Speaker 1: you remember the story because it was film, not if
Speaker 1: any of you, but if someone else in that room.
Speaker 1: Do you know where I'm going with this? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: Coach buck because let me let me start by saying,
Speaker 1: he as far as my favorite coach and I've had
Speaker 1: that has coached me in my position. I've learned so
Speaker 1: much from him about the game of football, not just
Speaker 1: D line stuff, but the back end of it. He's phenomenal.
Speaker 1: You know, he will be one of these next great
Speaker 1: de coordinators. And I'm sure this is going to happen
Speaker 1: soon enough. But yeah, I do remember those dog days
Speaker 1: and we weren't doing too good. And you know, Coach
Speaker 1: Buck is how I always had a unique way of
Speaker 1: getting his point across. So to get his point across,
Speaker 1: he had to show his videotape with himself doing what
Speaker 1: he was telling us to do. And I think I
Speaker 1: think he was really getting on Rodney for to be honest,
Speaker 1: that he was probably getting on Ronnie to do some
Speaker 1: of the things that Ronnie just couldn't figure out. And
Speaker 1: you know, it's always good to be able to go
Speaker 1: back to your own tape and say, hey, I did it.
Speaker 1: That's right. Everyone's like what I remember guys saying or Chavio, well,
Speaker 1: who is this on the film? And it ended up
Speaker 1: it was Coach Buck himself and he was showing his
Speaker 1: own highlight reel. So you know what, he didn't ask
Speaker 1: me what I missed the most? I noticed that right there.
Speaker 1: So let me just tell you, acting like an unmitigated
Speaker 1: savage in between the white lines, and nobody cared. Nobody cared.
Speaker 1: That was the great thing about it. And what I
Speaker 1: missed the least, I would have to say, Cardio, well,
Speaker 1: we definitely miss Frosty Rutger, So thank you for the
Speaker 1: time to dight. Frosty was great to connect and thanks
Speaker 1: for the knowledge. Paul Lookley, It's always a good time
Speaker 1: to talk to you guys. I miss you guys. Burkang,
Speaker 1: I miss you guys. I think you guys that put
Speaker 1: a great team together and share these these cardinals on.
Speaker 1: I think it would be great things. And Frosty, yep,
Speaker 1: Frosty Rocker will come back wrap up this edition of
Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage right after this. Oh hey there,
Speaker 1: right there, Oh hey, how are you doing it? Pretty
Speaker 1: pretty far south? I don't know if it's kind of
Speaker 1: snow today behind. Oh my gosh, we're in the States.
Speaker 1: Top Oh, I brought my to fog and just in case,
Speaker 1: my goodness, tucking the weather here. It's beautiful. I an't
Speaker 1: see Jimmy Jess chin line. Holywn, guy's got chin line's
Speaker 1: gonna chat. Oh my goods, that is one of the nine.
Speaker 1: What a man he is. It's George Kittle and Joe
Speaker 1: Staley back in the day for the forty nine ers
Speaker 1: when he was miked up by NFL films. George Kittle
Speaker 1: never disappoints when he's miked up and at that point
Speaker 1: you now it works, Wolf, Right, That's how it works
Speaker 1: in the world of the locker rooms, the U right,
Speaker 1: the handsome Jimmy che hearing it from a couple of
Speaker 1: his rooms, all very long and for being handsome ball. Yes,
Speaker 1: So the Niners guess what. Apparently they don't like the
Speaker 1: cut of Jimmy G's jib anymore, because they have moved
Speaker 1: up to number three in return for the number twelve
Speaker 1: pick this year a first, and the third next year
Speaker 1: a first in twenty twenty three. The Cardinals the only
Speaker 1: team with a first round pick in this year's draft.
Speaker 1: By the way, Well, the Niners did move up, but
Speaker 1: it's why they moved up. I mean, Wolf, if Zach
Speaker 1: Wilson is going number two, did the Niners just give
Speaker 1: up all of that, all those assets to get Trey
Speaker 1: Lance or you know, Mac Jones or Justin Fields. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what. Probably I don't know what to say
Speaker 1: about this, I really don't, but it's definitely being talked
Speaker 1: about with not only the San Francisco forty nine ers,
Speaker 1: but league wide. I would say, in regard to what
Speaker 1: quarterback would you possibly be moving up there? And they
Speaker 1: must feel really really good about somebody not named Trevor Lawrence.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, you're not going to move up
Speaker 1: to number three and give up what they gave up
Speaker 1: and take a defensive tackle. They're gonna take a quarterback.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be Trevor Lawrence. We all know that's
Speaker 1: gonna go number one overall. So they must really feel
Speaker 1: good about a couple of quarterbacks knowing somebody's going to
Speaker 1: be there at number three. The question I have is
Speaker 1: what kind of impact does this have on Jimmy G.
Speaker 1: Because Paul I don't see him doing well when you're
Speaker 1: drafting his replacement and bringing him in and then saying, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: we're gon We're gonna stick with you, Jimmy G. That's
Speaker 1: what we're gonna do. I don't see that going well
Speaker 1: for Jimmy G. I still think and believe the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers going to try to get rid of them
Speaker 1: and dump them at some point. Totally agree. I just
Speaker 1: especially when you get rid of them, you get those
Speaker 1: cap savings and the dead cap hit is less than
Speaker 1: four million dollars. Yes, it makes financial sense to part
Speaker 1: ways with Jimmy G. I just do they think that
Speaker 1: the Jets are gonna stick with Sam Darnold and not
Speaker 1: trade out of that spot, so they might have a
Speaker 1: shot at Zach Wilson because you better be content with
Speaker 1: the other quarterbacks not named Trevor Lawrence or Zach Wilson
Speaker 1: because you're picking number three not number two. Right, I'm
Speaker 1: just trying to understand that. But either way, it looks
Speaker 1: like there's gonna be another interesting quarterback right, dynamic QB
Speaker 1: in the nscus under center for the Niners. But I
Speaker 1: will say this, I hope the Niners do proceed with
Speaker 1: this plan seriously, because I don't think it's gonna go
Speaker 1: over well with Jimmy g and because of that, I
Speaker 1: think his play will suffer and they'll go with a
Speaker 1: rookie quarterback at some point in time, which you would
Speaker 1: think is going to deplete their win column if you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. Yep. Well, special thanks to Frosty Rucker, who,
Speaker 1: among other things, said about his former teammate AJ Green quote,
Speaker 1: if he gets enough targets, he might be the NFL
Speaker 1: comeback player of the year. So that resonated no doubt.
Speaker 1: Special thanks Jim Almah, Cody Fincher for Ron will play
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