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Speaker 2: To the fifteen of the ten Burry's Gonna score touchdown.

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Speaker 2: Slammed to the ground by Buda Baker like a torpedo.

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Speaker 2: He came flying into the backfield Connor to the ten,

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Speaker 2: to the five and end of the end zone of

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Speaker 2: Here we go, one handed catching a touchdown?

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Speaker 3: Oh baby, how's that film?

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Speaker 1: Here's Craig Griolu, Zach Gershman, and three time pro bowler

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Speaker 1: Kyle Van Denbosch.

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Speaker 4: Game one look good, Game two did not look so good.

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Speaker 4: What does it all mean? Well, that's what we're here

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Speaker 4: to discuss over the next hours. We say Welcome. It

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Speaker 4: the great seats and as you heard, a new addition.

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Speaker 4: I was not hard to read that report. Welcome Zach Gershman,

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Speaker 4: your debut episode.

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Speaker 5: I appreciate it. I'm excited was not expecting that intro.

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Speaker 4: So there is a standard though that we hold everyone

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Speaker 4: who sits in that chair, So make sure you are

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Speaker 4: living up to those expectations, I hope. So all right,

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Speaker 4: it was a couple of days ago, thirty eight to

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Speaker 4: ten final against the Kansas City Chiefs. An upgrade in

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Speaker 4: talent from the week prior the Denver Broncos, but still

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Speaker 4: some things that this team needs to work on, and

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Speaker 4: I thought it was fitting when the head coach met

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Speaker 4: the media afterwards, he said, yeah, a lot to clean up, Kyle.

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Speaker 4: As you were watching that game first half into the

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Speaker 4: second half, the number of things that did not go

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Speaker 4: well with the Cardinals, at least according to the coach,

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Speaker 4: all correctible. What did you see?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, obviously the execution was not as good

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Speaker 6: as the first game. That was the most impressive thing

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Speaker 6: with all the new players on the new coaches with

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Speaker 6: the Broncos game was just the execution, getting the plays

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Speaker 6: in on time. It looked like guys knew what they

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Speaker 6: there was no big blown coverages, no voids in the defense,

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Speaker 6: and really across the board, all those things took a

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Speaker 6: step back in preseason Game two, and really, you know,

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Speaker 6: almost with with a few exceptions, the level of play dropped.

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Speaker 6: You know, the players that I was looking at getting

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Speaker 6: it didn't seem like they were as impactful, didn't show

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Speaker 6: up quite as much. You know, there again, there is

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Speaker 6: a few exceptions, but you know, it was a large

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Speaker 6: step up in the competition in the talent that the

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Speaker 6: times it looked like the Chiefs could do whatever they

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Speaker 6: But at the same time, you know, their coach the same,

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Speaker 6: they're taught the same, they're out there doing the same

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Speaker 6: things as the starters. You know, your twos and threes

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Speaker 6: be a huge emphasis on the twos and threes being

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Speaker 6: was a few bright spots, not as many as Week one,

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Speaker 6: So you know hopefully they you know, are able to

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Speaker 4: Joint practices on Wednesday and Thursday, the preseason finale on Saturday.

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Speaker 4: But you look back and you see the number eight

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Speaker 4: and then the number of explosives plays that defense got gashed,

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Speaker 5: I think the technique is what Jonathan Gannon said postgame

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Speaker 5: Was the lack of preparation as to why they did

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Speaker 5: When you're going in these joint practices, the tension is there,

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Speaker 4: Again, a lot riding on these two practices, and hopefully

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Speaker 4: The teams are canceling the seconds of the two joint

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Speaker 4: stronger than perhaps even that preseason game is on Saturday.

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Speaker 4: But looking back at this past Saturday again, the final

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Speaker 4: the head coach, Jonathan Gannon.

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Speaker 7: Did some positive things and then some things that we

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Speaker 7: We had some good instances of hitting, but schematically we

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Speaker 4: They ran into third and manageable, unable to convert on

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Speaker 4: After that second series, both Buda Baker and Kaiser White

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Speaker 6: Talk, no, it was. It was a disappointing performance. You know,

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Speaker 6: of these things you can coach through. You can work

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Speaker 6: like that. If you're not given effort, there's that's tough

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Speaker 4: A lot is riding on this season for Isaiah Simmons,

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Speaker 4: and as they say, the tape does not lie, and

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Speaker 4: and that was what you're referring to Kyle as far

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Speaker 4: didn't seem we didn't see that fifth gear if you will,

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Speaker 4: allowing Shane Bouchelle going into the end zone basically on touch.

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Speaker 4: Whether it was an improper angle or what, but you

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Speaker 4: doesn't matter it's a quarterback. You can still hit him

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Speaker 4: didn't see any of that.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, there's all this talk about how grave

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Speaker 6: not hit as hard as he does, but if they're

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Speaker 6: given maximum effort at least Look, you know, as a coach,

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Speaker 6: coach has told me this all the time, Like the

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Speaker 6: hardest thing for a coach is when you don't know

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Speaker 6: what player is going to show up. You've got to

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Speaker 6: a coach. I can't play that kid. But when it's

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Speaker 4: Ingram Zach was the few bright spots, if you will,

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Speaker 6: typically have it's more of a sixty to forty type

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Speaker 6: of rotation, and you can't afford to have a drop

436
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Speaker 6: off from your starter to your second string. So, you know,

437
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Speaker 6: it was encouraging that he did show well. I think

438
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Speaker 6: it's important that he gets reps in this third preseason

439
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Speaker 6: game and does some of the same things he did

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Speaker 6: against the Chiefs.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you want to see someone stack those performances, joint

442
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Speaker 4: practices and then from one game to the next game,

443
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Speaker 4: and then you look at the running backs and how

444
00:21:42,000 --> 00:21:44,600
Speaker 4: well they were able to run. It's because the offensive line,

445
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Speaker 4: whether it was the first unit or the second unit,

446
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Speaker 4: able to open up some of those rushing lanes, and

447
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Speaker 4: that first team offensive line, at least to me, Zach,

448
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Speaker 4: that's been a pleasant surprise this entire offseason, training camp,

449
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Speaker 4: preseason because you've got guys who have not played with

450
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Speaker 4: one another before as far as who's lined up next

451
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Speaker 4: to them. And then there were some question marks at

452
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Speaker 4: left guard at center, maybe even right tackle. But those

453
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Speaker 4: questions at least right now appear to have been answered.

454
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Speaker 4: You got Elijah Wilkinson at left guard, yelled the Frohold

455
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Speaker 4: at center, and players Johnson Junior is all he's done

456
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Speaker 4: is play right tackle since practice number one.

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Speaker 5: And I think that the addition of Paris Johnson Junior

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Speaker 5: has added some new life to that room.

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Speaker 6: We talked.

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Speaker 5: He spoke yesterday about how DJ Humphrey said to him, like, man,

461
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Speaker 5: you're making me feel young again. They've been doing handshakes

462
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Speaker 5: and they've been having a lot of fun doing that.

463
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Speaker 5: But for the question marks that we did have entering

464
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Speaker 5: training camp, I think we've started to answer them. And

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Speaker 5: I don't think at this point, at least to me,

466
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Speaker 5: I wasn't one hundred percent sure what we were going

467
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Speaker 5: to get, especially out of the center battle, if at

468
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Speaker 5: this point we were even going to have an answer.

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Speaker 5: But I think Yell Defrohold has definitely separated himself from

470
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Speaker 5: the pack. He's been playing center. He played a handful

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Speaker 5: of games with the Patriots and with the Browns at

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Speaker 5: the center position. Also, I write and having that mentality

473
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Speaker 5: of I'm also I also know what a right guard

474
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Speaker 5: needs to do. Helps a guy like Will Hernandez and

475
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Speaker 5: Elijah Wilkinson because they are going to get sticky situations.

476
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Speaker 5: As we spoke about last week. It's gonna happen because

477
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Speaker 5: it's football. But having that mentality has definitely helped him

478
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Speaker 5: from that center's perspective, it's helped his guards out. We

479
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Speaker 5: already know what we're gonna get out of DJ Humphries,

480
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Speaker 5: and we know that we're gonna get a little, as

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Speaker 5: DJ Humphrey said, a little a hole out of Paris

482
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Speaker 5: Johnson Junior, because that's the type of personality that he

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Speaker 5: has on the field.

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Speaker 4: Paris is a rookie, but he doesn't carry himself and

485
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Speaker 4: he's been told as he met the media on Monday,

486
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Speaker 4: he's been told not to carry himself as a rookie.

487
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Speaker 4: His fellow offensive lineman have told him, you belong here,

488
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Speaker 4: you belong with us, you belong to be a starting

489
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Speaker 4: right tackle. And we're learning more and more about the

490
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Speaker 4: Ohio State offensive lineman drafted sixth overall, and what came

491
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Speaker 4: up on Monday was the trash talk and how much

492
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Speaker 4: of that maybe we get more of this week with

493
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Speaker 4: a joint practice against the Vikings. Paris Johnson, though doesn't

494
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Speaker 4: really talk much on the field.

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Speaker 10: I don't really talk back. I've never been a guy

496
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Speaker 10: that talks back. I'm always thinking about the play call,

497
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Speaker 10: and I'm kind of running through exactly what I did

498
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Speaker 10: in my head, and how could I have done that better?

499
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Speaker 10: How could I like? What are the things that I

500
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Speaker 10: like that I can bring to the next play off,

501
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Speaker 10: something like I can correct. And for the most part,

502
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Speaker 10: I'm just trying to breathe. You know, I'm three hundred

503
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Speaker 10: and twenty pounds. I'm trying to breathe.

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Speaker 7: I don't know.

505
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Speaker 10: I can really care less, but I feel like it's

506
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Speaker 10: kind of about I'd rather hit you than sit there

507
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Speaker 10: and have a whole conversation.

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Speaker 4: Were you much of a trash talker, Kyle during your

509
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Speaker 4: days later in my career?

510
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Speaker 1: I was.

511
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Speaker 6: Early in my career, I wasn't. I will tell you

512
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Speaker 6: the scariest players are the ones that don't talk back.

513
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Speaker 6: I mean, you know, if you're talking to somebody and

514
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Speaker 6: they won't look you in the eyes and they'll look

515
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Speaker 6: at the ground, that you've got them right. But the

516
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Speaker 6: ones that stare you dead in the eyes and don't

517
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Speaker 6: say anything back and continue to go out there and

518
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Speaker 6: fight and battle and you know, try to take you

519
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Speaker 6: to the ground. They're the ones that are you're just

520
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Speaker 6: worried that they're bottling all of this up inside and

521
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Speaker 6: they're going to take it out on you, And so

522
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Speaker 6: I respect that. I mean, quite frankly, there's there's probably

523
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Speaker 6: not a lot of offensive tackles that talk trash because

524
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Speaker 6: I mean, you know, you get beat twice as an

525
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Speaker 6: offensive tackle just you're gonna be walking on the streets

526
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Speaker 6: and not playing in the NFL. So you know, you

527
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Speaker 6: the minute they start talking and they get beat, they're

528
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Speaker 6: in trouble. So I respect it a lot. You know,

529
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Speaker 6: everything you hear from him, he's just business like and

530
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Speaker 6: particularly you know, day before game and game day, he's

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Speaker 6: really dialed in and wired. And sometimes some players get

532
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Speaker 6: so wrapped up in talking and the back and forth

533
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Speaker 6: throughout the course of a game that they're not taking

534
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Speaker 6: care of their business and they're forgetting what their their

535
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Speaker 6: main job is. So you know, he's just, uh, he's

536
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Speaker 6: so mature for a rookie in in really everything that

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Speaker 6: he has done and how he's handled himself. In every

538
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Speaker 6: interview that I've heard.

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Speaker 4: And even just listening to him, there he's already on

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Speaker 4: to the next play. He finishes the play, whether it's

541
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Speaker 4: success or not, and he's already on to the next

542
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Speaker 4: thinking about, Okay, that went well. Now that didn't go

543
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Speaker 4: quite well? What do I need to correct it to

544
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Speaker 4: the point where he doesn't have the time and, as

545
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Speaker 4: you heard, the energy to even engage in any conversation

546
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Speaker 4: with anybody. So very impressed. Hopefully it continues on into

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Speaker 4: the regular season, because I do feel the Cardinals have

548
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Speaker 4: found something in Paris Johnson Junior this year at right tackle.

549
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Speaker 4: Who knows next year, a couple of years down the road,

550
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Speaker 4: maybe at left tackle. But again, Cardinals have their man

551
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Speaker 4: in Paris Johnson Junior. You want to see number seventy

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Speaker 2: McKinnon wit walkers across the twenty twenty five and he's

557
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Speaker 2: cut down at the twenty six yard line.

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Speaker 6: Food Baker with a nice open field tackle.

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Speaker 4: The home six to one over the middle.

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Speaker 2: Nice pass breakup Marco.

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Speaker 4: Wilson step first step to break that one up.

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Speaker 9: That is the type of performance we're looking for.

563
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Speaker 2: Marco Wilson, Mahomes play action, faked both game, throwing, sets

564
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Speaker 2: up a screen to the right, and he has drilled Chris.

565
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Speaker 4: Barnes in there.

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Speaker 2: The tackle for loss.

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Speaker 4: Some flashes from that first team defense on Saturday and

568
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Speaker 4: the Cardinals thirty eight to ten loss to the Chiefs.

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Speaker 4: It was flashes and then there were a lot of

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Speaker 4: what we say, if you're not flashing, you're getting exposed

571
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Speaker 4: out there a lot of explosive plays allowed by that

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Speaker 4: Cardinals defense. Something Jonathan Gannon postgame and then again reiterated

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Speaker 4: on Monday, pointed to that was what he was most

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Speaker 4: displeased about, was the number of explosive plays the Chiefs

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Speaker 4: offense was able to get. Welcome back. It is the

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Speaker 4: to Great Seats, Craig Reia, Lose, Echerishman, and Kyle van

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Speaker 4: Bosch here looking back at Saturday, and the number is

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Speaker 4: eight Kyle, eight plays of twenty or more yards allowed.

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Speaker 4: All but one went for twenty five or more yards.

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Speaker 4: And I'm talking about all passing plays. Those eight plays

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Speaker 4: accounted for two hundred and forty four of the Chiefs

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Speaker 4: three hundred and ninety three yards through the air. And

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Speaker 4: something that Gannon pointed to, it wasn't all on the

585
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Speaker 4: first team defense, but it was consistent throughout the entire game,

586
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Speaker 4: which gives you pause as far as not only the

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Speaker 4: first team defense, but the depth behind that first team defense.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, everybody wants to point to, you know, turn of

589
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Speaker 6: a ratio as a big indicator of wins and losses,

590
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Speaker 6: but frankly, your differential and explosive plays is a better

591
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Speaker 6: indicator of whether you're going to win the game or

592
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Speaker 6: lose the game. And it was completely lopsided in this game.

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Speaker 6: And you know, some of it was coverage and as

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Speaker 6: you said, some of them were runs. You know, the

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Speaker 6: concern is at this point in training camp. You had

596
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Speaker 6: addressed it earlier, but there was a lot of mistackles.

597
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Speaker 6: They had almost two hundred yards in yak yardage. So

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Speaker 6: it's not just guys catching the ball, it's not being

599
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Speaker 6: able to get them on the ground. And you know,

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Speaker 6: the way this league has gone almost across the board,

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Speaker 6: unless you have you know, a bunch of dudes on

602
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Speaker 6: your defense, you know, you try to make these offenses.

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Speaker 6: These offenses are so good they take advantage of every

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Speaker 6: blade of grass on that football field. You try to

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Speaker 6: you know, at times you'll let a guy catch the

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Speaker 6: ball at four or five yards and tackle them, get

607
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Speaker 6: them on the ground, and make them line up and

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Speaker 6: execute again. And you try to make teams, you know,

609
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Speaker 6: have a twelve play drive to execute every single time.

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Speaker 6: Hope they mess up at some point. Hope you make

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Speaker 6: a big play and get the ball back or get

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Speaker 6: a stop, and the explosives will kill you when they

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Speaker 6: have those one, two or three play drives. Those are

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Speaker 6: tough to overcome as a defense and as a team.

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Speaker 6: So you know, to me, that's the discouraging part, and

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Speaker 6: you know it's in them. I think this team tackled

617
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Speaker 6: really well against the Broncos. There wasn't those mistackles. There

618
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Speaker 6: wasn't those big gainer after a catch. We're a running

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Speaker 6: back breaking up the middle because of mistackles. So you know,

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Speaker 6: obviously they're being trained and they're being taught how to tackle,

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Speaker 6: how to leverage to either the sideline or your teammates.

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Speaker 6: Let's just hope that it looks a little bit better

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Speaker 6: and a little bit cleaner in this upcoming preseason game,

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Speaker 6: because it was a big concern in this one.

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Speaker 4: Before we hear from you, Zach, let's hear from the

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Speaker 4: head coach, Jonathan Gannon on what he thinks hurt the

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Speaker 4: defense on Saturday.

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Speaker 9: You know, on defense, you give up that many explosives

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Speaker 9: for that many hours that it's hard to keep points

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Speaker 9: off the board. So I thought that got a little

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Speaker 9: out of hand. I didn't like the penalties that you know,

632
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Speaker 9: that's really lack of you know, I don't think it's discipline,

633
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Speaker 9: our focus. I think it's just a lack of technique.

634
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Speaker 9: So we got to get that cleaned up because we

635
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Speaker 9: set ourselves back a couple times.

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Speaker 4: There eight penalties for eighty two yards for the Cardinals

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Speaker 4: on Saturday. I'll give you a couple of other numbers, Zach,

638
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Speaker 4: And that is just zero zero cross the board, zero sacks,

639
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Speaker 4: zero quarterback hits. If you're not affecting the quarterback, Yeah,

640
00:31:00,600 --> 00:31:03,520
Speaker 4: you're going to have explosive plays because you're forcing your

641
00:31:03,560 --> 00:31:07,040
Speaker 4: secondary to cover longer than they need to or should.

642
00:31:07,400 --> 00:31:10,160
Speaker 4: And it looked like an entirely different defense. Russell Wilson

643
00:31:10,200 --> 00:31:13,320
Speaker 4: could not get the defense out of his face in

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Speaker 4: that game against the Broncos, and then in this one,

645
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Speaker 4: Patrick Mahomes had plenty of time, same did all the

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Speaker 4: other backup quarterbacks. Wade Gabbert went seven for eight like

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Speaker 4: he had an incredible performance for the limited time that

648
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Speaker 4: he played, and a lot of it is because of

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Speaker 4: the time that they had in the pocket.

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Speaker 5: Now, yes, Josh Woods did have a force fumble. There

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Speaker 5: were two force fumbles, so the defenders they were able

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Speaker 5: to get their hands on the ball, although the Kansas

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Speaker 5: City Chiefs brought them back, they picked up their own

654
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Speaker 5: fumble and then Chris Barnes did have one tackle for loss.

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Speaker 5: But getting to the quarterback for what we saw in

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Speaker 5: that first game against Denver where it was blitz and

657
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Speaker 5: getting to the quarterback, hitting the quarterback, it was exciting.

658
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Speaker 5: This was the type of thing that the Cardinals have

659
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Speaker 5: been missing over the years. And then this game. Maybe

660
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Speaker 5: it's just because the Kansasity Chiefs offensive line is very solid,

661
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Speaker 5: but it was. It did not look like the same defense.

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Speaker 4: The lack of a pass rush, to me, Kyle was

663
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Speaker 4: the concerning part because you have so many guys in

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Speaker 4: that room, but you don't have a guy the guy

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Speaker 4: that you can count on every single week, so you

666
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Speaker 4: have to have a rotation. But a rotation means you're

667
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Speaker 4: not out there for maybe five, six seven plays in

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Speaker 4: a row to set up something later on in the game.

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Speaker 4: So I don't know what you do, but there was

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Speaker 4: a difference between the Broncos game and the Chiefs game.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, and a lot of it does have to do

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Speaker 6: with the offensive line. Look that what I like about

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Speaker 6: what Monty assin Ford is doing is he's investing in

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Speaker 6: this offensive line. He understands how a team is built.

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Speaker 6: He understands we need to protect our franchise quarterback early

676
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Speaker 6: on a few years ago in Patrick Mahomes's career, they

677
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Speaker 6: invested heavily in the draft and finding the right duce

678
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Speaker 6: in the offensive line. They brought in free agents on

679
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Speaker 6: that offensive line, and that offensive line is good, and

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Speaker 6: they control some of the pass rush with their scheme

681
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Speaker 6: as well. You know we saw last year. Look, Patrick

682
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Speaker 6: Mahomes is a different animal, and obviously you know his

683
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Speaker 6: backups are not Patrick Mahomes, but they executed the same

684
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Speaker 6: offense really well. We saw last year. You know, the

685
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Speaker 6: last thing you want to do is blitz Patrick Mahomes.

686
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Speaker 6: He ate us alive when we tried to blitz him,

687
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Speaker 6: so you know, we weren't able to bring extra guys.

688
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Speaker 6: We weren't able to bring that extra pressure just because

689
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Speaker 6: of this offense and how they execute against the blitz.

690
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Speaker 6: But to your point, we've got to find guys, particularly

691
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Speaker 6: off the edge, that can consistently win one on one

692
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Speaker 6: matchups and get pressure and get in the pocket and

693
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Speaker 6: at least put that pressure on them early in a game.

694
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Speaker 6: So quarterback starts to see some ghosts later on in

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Speaker 6: the game.

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Speaker 4: Not helping matters. Cameron Thomas, my J Sanders, b Jo

697
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Speaker 4: Jolauri did not play on Saturday. Dennis Gardak left the

698
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Speaker 4: game in the first half with a knee injury. Don't

699
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Speaker 4: know his status moving forward. So do you have young

700
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Speaker 4: players in that room to just haven't had a lot

701
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Speaker 4: of reps specifically Cameron Thomas, my Jay Sanders, guys Kyle

702
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Speaker 4: that you're counting on this season because right now, Xavion

703
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Speaker 4: Collins is your number one pass rusher and he has

704
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Speaker 4: zero I won't say zero experience, but he has severe

705
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Speaker 4: limited experience, only doing it on occasion last year.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, the concerning part for me is I know they

707
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Speaker 6: have talent. Look, probably the two most athletic edge guys

708
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Speaker 6: are my jmbj Ojalari. But they need the reps. They

709
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Speaker 6: need these training camp reps, they need the practice reps,

710
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Speaker 6: they need the preseason game reps. You know, you when

711
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Speaker 6: you're a veteran and you're an established pass rusher, you

712
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Speaker 6: can get by with missing a portion of training camp.

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Speaker 6: You can get by with sitting in preseason games. You know,

714
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Speaker 6: and you understand what your pass rush plan is. You

715
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Speaker 6: understand how to attack a guy, how to study a guy,

716
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Speaker 6: how to beat his hands where he sets up, if

717
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Speaker 6: he's a vertical setter, if he's gonna jump set you.

718
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Speaker 6: You just know these things and you're able to go

719
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Speaker 6: out there game one with very few reps in training

720
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Speaker 6: camp and still be a difference maker. These young players

721
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Speaker 6: haven't figured it out or haven't shown it yet, so

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Speaker 6: they need these preseason reps. And I understand. You know,

723
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Speaker 6: you can look at college production. College is an entirely

724
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Speaker 6: different game. You know, going against an NFL tackle is

725
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Speaker 6: probably one of the toughest tasks in the National Football League.

726
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Speaker 6: And so these guys hopefully can get back, can get

727
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Speaker 6: some of these practice reps. Some of these you know,

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Speaker 6: quote unquote live reps against the Vikings in practice or

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Speaker 6: even get a you know, extended look throughout this third

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Speaker 6: preseason game.

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Speaker 4: The good news is Cameron Thomas did return to practice

732
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Speaker 4: on Monday. He did not participate the week leading up

733
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Speaker 4: to the Chiefs game. We have seen my j Sanders

734
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Speaker 4: and bjo Jalari on the field during practice limited not

735
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Speaker 4: doing a whole huck of a lot. Let's hope that

736
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Speaker 4: they do see a lot of times, specifically Wednesday and Thursday,

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Speaker 4: those two joint practices against the Vikings, which we will

738
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Speaker 4: talk about as we continue here on the Cardinals Red

739
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Speaker 4: Sea Report presented by seat Geek your ticket to Great Seats?

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Speaker 4: How important, how valuable are those two joint practices before

741
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Speaker 4: the preseason finale on Saturday. Many believe those point practices

742
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Speaker 4: more important. You get more out of those than you

743
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Speaker 4: will in the game on Saturday. We'll discuss that as

744
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Speaker 4: we continue. We do it every Tuesday, eleven am year

745
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Speaker 4: round here on the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network.

746
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Speaker 2: Snaps to Kyler drops back Fire's left side. It's caught

747
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Speaker 2: for a first down by more at the forty at

748
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Speaker 2: the forty five or the fifty handle the forty five

749
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Speaker 2: at Minnesota and tackled at the forty three. Murray and

750
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Speaker 2: shotgun takes the snap, drops back to past looks right,

751
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Speaker 2: throws right, more fought at thirty, turns right twenty five

752
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Speaker 2: to twenty fourth, breaks a tackle to the ten to

753
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Speaker 2: the five touchdown. There's the explosive play, a huge response

754
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Speaker 2: by Arizona that is fantastic right there.

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Speaker 4: Last year in Minnesota, Rondel Moore seven catches, ninety two

756
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Speaker 4: yards and a touchdown. That was last year. This year

757
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Speaker 4: in Minnesota. Okay, regular season versus preseason, but Rondell Moore

758
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Speaker 4: and the Arizona Cardinals playing the Vikings on Saturday, ten

759
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Speaker 4: am is the kickoff. That's local time here in Arizona,

760
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Speaker 4: So pregame coverage begins at six thirty am WIKA with

761
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Speaker 4: us here on the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network. And then

762
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Speaker 4: after that Tuesday cut down day and then we're off

763
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Speaker 4: and running Week one of the regular season. But going

764
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Speaker 4: back to those practices against the Vikings on Wednesday and Thursday,

765
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Speaker 4: Josh Woods, a veteran in this league, postgame following the

766
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Speaker 4: loss of the Kansas City Chiefs, asked by Paul Calvis

767
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Speaker 4: what he is looking forward to about the two joint practices.

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Speaker 6: For guys who haven't been through joint practices before, there's

769
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Speaker 6: two straight ahead at Minnesota.

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Speaker 3: What do you tell those guys?

771
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Speaker 4: What are they about to.

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Speaker 3: Experience two straight games and then another game? That's what

773
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Speaker 3: that is. Those two practices are going to be game

774
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Speaker 3: like atmosphere, But it's gonna be good for us for guys.

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Speaker 6: Say that those joint practices are more intense than the

776
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Speaker 6: final preseason game.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, actually, because you beat up on each other Wednesday

778
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Speaker 3: and Thursday so much. By Saturday you're tired of seeing

779
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Speaker 3: that guy.

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Speaker 4: Everybody's beat and many times you don't see the starters

781
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Speaker 4: on Saturday for that very reason. Kyle, you were telling

782
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Speaker 4: us during the break that you've been a part of

783
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Speaker 4: joint practices. Of course you practice and then play with the

784
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Speaker 4: game as well. What do you hope the Cardinals get

785
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Speaker 4: out of this, either from a team aspect or just

786
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Speaker 4: individuals showcasing what they can and maybe cannot do.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, to clarify, I was a part of two joint

788
00:38:32,520 --> 00:38:35,520
Speaker 6: fights with a football on the field. It pretty much

789
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Speaker 6: turned into that. But no, I think this is a

790
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Speaker 6: good thing. I think you know you're so cognizant of

791
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Speaker 6: trying to not show too much in the preseason, particularly

792
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Speaker 6: in games, when you have an opportunity to go against

793
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Speaker 6: another team, you can script some things you can put.

794
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Speaker 6: You know, you can you can put your offensive defense

795
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Speaker 6: in specific situations like, hey, we haven't got allowed of

796
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Speaker 6: work in our two minute Joe Kit, can we do

797
00:39:00,160 --> 00:39:03,160
Speaker 6: two minute period against your defense? Or you know, we

798
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Speaker 6: really need to work our screen game, and so we're

799
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Speaker 6: gonna have an entire screen period and the two coaches

800
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Speaker 6: work these things out in the details, and so you know,

801
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Speaker 6: you get to this point of training camp and you

802
00:39:13,000 --> 00:39:15,080
Speaker 6: feel like there's certain things need to work on. We

803
00:39:15,120 --> 00:39:17,200
Speaker 6: haven't been able to show our blitzes because we don't

804
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Speaker 6: want our first opponents to know about it. You can

805
00:39:20,320 --> 00:39:23,240
Speaker 6: really hone in and clean up some of the things

806
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Speaker 6: that that you need work on. And and you know, again,

807
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Speaker 6: I love this opportunity because, look, the Vikings were a

808
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Speaker 6: good team last year. They went thirteen and four, they

809
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Speaker 6: went to the playoffs. I think they're a well coached team.

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Speaker 6: I think they're you know, their offense gives you a

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Speaker 6: number of things that you have to account for, and

812
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Speaker 6: so to be able to match up, you know, for

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Speaker 6: two full days of practice against a talented team, a

814
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Speaker 6: well coached team. I expect the Cardinals to come out

815
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Speaker 6: of the back end of this trip a better team

816
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Speaker 6: and to have learned a lot of things and again

817
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Speaker 6: have some good film with their ones. You know, the

818
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Speaker 6: ones haven't got a ton of reps, or at least

819
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Speaker 6: a handful of ones haven't played much in preseason games,

820
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Speaker 6: but you can expect them to get these reps, you know,

821
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Speaker 6: against some premiere players and some you know, a different

822
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Speaker 6: offense and a different defense than they've seen up to

823
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Speaker 6: this point.

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Speaker 4: Practices will be intense, and as Kyle alluded to, sometimes

825
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Speaker 4: oftentimes they do lead to more than just pushing and shoving.

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Speaker 4: We know Jonathan Gannon's mantra that there is non negotiable

827
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Speaker 4: as far as fights in practice, but tempers do flare.

828
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Speaker 4: You just have to make sure you're controlled in that.

829
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Speaker 4: And again, pushing and shoving is one thing. It's when

830
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Speaker 4: all of a sudden, you ball up your fists and

831
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Speaker 4: you start flying those and hopefully you're not breaking any hands.

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Speaker 5: And it's happened all throughout the NFL, especially over this

833
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Speaker 5: training camp. It seems like that fights have become very

834
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Speaker 5: common in training in these joint practices, Kyle, I want

835
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Speaker 5: to kind of pose a question to you because Yell

836
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Speaker 5: defro Holt spoke about how when you go against another team,

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Speaker 5: like there's a sense of pride that's on the line

838
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Speaker 5: when you're compete against that. Do you how much of

839
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Speaker 5: it is actually pride versus just the dog days of summer,

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Speaker 5: just going through training camp.

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Speaker 6: It is pride. It is probably anytime you get an

842
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Speaker 6: opportunity to compete against somebody else. I mean you you

843
00:41:11,960 --> 00:41:14,080
Speaker 6: can't take your own teammates to the ground, You don't

844
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Speaker 6: want to necessarily give your own teammates an extra shot.

845
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Speaker 6: But when you're going against somebody else, you know, to me,

846
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Speaker 6: at least our joint practices, it was almost like a

847
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Speaker 6: toughness competition, like who's tougher, which which team is tougher,

848
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Speaker 6: who's gonna do better in nine on seven, who's gonna

849
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Speaker 6: do better in the goal line period? Because you know,

850
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Speaker 6: in the end, look, football has changed a lot. These

851
00:41:34,560 --> 00:41:37,320
Speaker 6: offenses are high powered, but in the end, as a

852
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Speaker 6: football player, you take pride in being tough, you know.

853
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Speaker 6: And I remember when the Rams came and visited Tennessee,

854
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Speaker 6: Jeff Fisher said, look, I don't want any fights, but

855
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Speaker 6: back down from nobody. And that kind of gave us

856
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Speaker 6: the green light, like, hey, you know, we got to

857
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Speaker 6: show them what we're all about. We got an opportunity

858
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Speaker 6: to prove to somebody else that we are a tough team.

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Speaker 6: We're not soft. We're not going to back down from anybody.

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Speaker 6: So I think there's a tremendous amount of pride when

861
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Speaker 6: you go against another team. You know, it's hard to

862
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Speaker 6: take a lot of pride in going against your same

863
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Speaker 6: defense every day, or going against your same offense or

864
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Speaker 6: the same guy, and if you're better than him, then

865
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Speaker 6: you're just better than him. It's you know, But when

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Speaker 6: you're going against another group of starters, against again a

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Speaker 6: you know, if they come out and feel like they

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Speaker 4: Oh builds confidence as far as matching yourself up against

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Speaker 4: a playoff team that's a team that's also supposed to

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Speaker 4: be good this upcoming season. Much like we talked about

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Speaker 4: going into the Saturday game against the Chiefs, how do

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Speaker 4: And I think hopefully some of those answers, maybe at

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Speaker 4: some familiar faces over there, Jordan Hicks, Byron Murphy, and

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Speaker 4: then the atmosphere. As far as the weather, it's been

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Speaker 4: a joke amongst those of us Zach that are not

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Speaker 4: going to Minnesota because I'm not sure if the weather's

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Speaker 4: Excessive heat warning humidity sixty six percent. I can handle

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Speaker 4: one hundred degrees, but not sixty six percent of humidity.

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Speaker 5: You could handle one hundred degrees.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I could do one hundred degrees, just not

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Speaker 5: I mean the humidity. I mean they're bringing the They're

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Speaker 4: So does that how much of a weather or on

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Speaker 4: the atre of the players looking at their phone as

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Speaker 4: be saying maybe a break in temperatures, cooler temperatures, and

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Speaker 4: that's just not the case.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 6: You do pay attention to it, for sure, but you

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Speaker 6: know it also, we don't know what it's going to

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Speaker 6: to be like down the road in games. So it's

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Speaker 6: it's always good to get as much exposure to different elements,

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Speaker 6: different situations throughout the preseason, so they at least mentally

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Speaker 6: you're ready and you're you're not trying to get over

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Speaker 6: that hurdle in that game. I remember, you know, we

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Speaker 6: early in the year. So yeah, I mean, they could

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Speaker 4: One good news is Saturday, the game itself, US Bank

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Speaker 4: Stadium is indoors, so the Cardinals do have that going

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Speaker 4: for them. But again, joint practices on Wednesday and Thursday,

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Speaker 4: we got a whole team out there, literally a whole

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Speaker 4: team out there. You want to know, what's going on

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Speaker 4: Azycardinals dot Com for the latest news and notes for

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Speaker 4: the Cardinals in Minnesota. This week special thanks to those

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Speaker 4: behind the scenes. So as we wrap up this edition

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Speaker 4: of The Cardinals Red Sea Report, Executive producer and birthday

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Speaker 4: boy Jim almahudro our associate producer Cody Fincher, Technical director

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Speaker 4: We'll talk to you in one week time. We'll recap

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Speaker 4: what happened in Minnesota and then next week Yeah, final

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Speaker 4: roster cuts before week one. This is the Cardinals Red

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