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Speaker 4: also the East West Shrine Game is gonna be played
Speaker 4: on Thursday.
Speaker 3: I'm excited about it.
Speaker 4: I was just open to practice today, checking checking some
Speaker 4: of the guys out man.
Speaker 3: I'm just happy to see guys get opportunity.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: That's to be able to showcase there Whereas obviously the
Speaker 4: Senior Bowl is a great place to get you when
Speaker 4: everybody didn't get to go. At least there's somewhere to
Speaker 4: go Thursday right here. If you're in Dallas foot Worth,
Speaker 4: get on out here and watch some football players, man,
Speaker 4: because guys are trying to make it out there.
Speaker 3: But it's cool to watch practice.
Speaker 2: Nick Harris is writing some some pretty fantastic articles on
Speaker 2: the Shrine Bowl as well. I think it's a cornerback
Speaker 2: on there from the Toronto Orgonauts. Uh I'm saying that right.
Speaker 3: Canadian, Canadian? Yeah, you know that players. I know by
Speaker 3: the way standing crag could seeing my brother. You know
Speaker 3: I can't wear that.
Speaker 5: You clean I can't you know, count on that. But
Speaker 5: you know what it looks like.
Speaker 2: I want to start this week. You know what it
Speaker 2: looked like. You look like the old school member jacket
Speaker 2: I remember, move on. That jacket is pressed. Oh no, man,
Speaker 2: that jacket mamazone to start the week off like this
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 5: Cleaning out. That's me complimented in jacket. Oh my bad.
Speaker 5: It looked like it's a Louis.
Speaker 3: Championship Games.
Speaker 5: Your oxcuse me. You were one and one.
Speaker 3: You were one and one. I was won and one.
Speaker 4: Somebody, man, oh man, we all had we all had Baltimore,
Speaker 4: We all took that l But somebody decided on Dan
Speaker 4: Campbell and.
Speaker 2: He let me tell you something. You cannot let this
Speaker 2: man his wife, family that he cannot go to Vegas
Speaker 2: by hisself. He cannot go to Vegas by himself. He
Speaker 2: is the ultimate. I'm gonna get it back, guy, I
Speaker 2: lost it. I'm gonna get it back. He changes.
Speaker 5: You can't just walk away.
Speaker 3: From the table chasing it. You can't walk away from
Speaker 3: the table.
Speaker 5: How many you know what, I'm sure we get it
Speaker 5: to it. I'm saying that.
Speaker 2: I'm invested in the Lions because, like I said, one
Speaker 2: of my really good friends college teammate, dude, I hang
Speaker 2: out where all the time. It's a linebacker coach there,
Speaker 2: and I kind of understand, like talking to him, getting
Speaker 2: the message from what.
Speaker 5: Like I was in it right hard knocks all that.
Speaker 5: I saw what happened when they came down here.
Speaker 2: That gifted us the game, gifted it to us, Okay,
Speaker 2: And I'm like, okay, right whatever, that's him, Okay.
Speaker 5: He go out there. He kicked the field goal.
Speaker 2: At the beginning of the first half, so you're like, okay,
Speaker 2: well he got he got a little something. He figuring
Speaker 2: it out a little bit. He ain't gonna he not
Speaker 2: gonna mess off the game the first one. But he
Speaker 2: dropped the ball. He drops the ball. I get it, okay,
Speaker 2: but could you go for it? And that's what you
Speaker 2: always do when you got an opportunity to tie the
Speaker 2: football game up, though, to tie the football game up
Speaker 2: knowing that your offense is moving the ball like.
Speaker 5: It's not like you never gonna get back into the
Speaker 5: red zone again. You go tie the game up.
Speaker 2: Allow your defense to go out there play football, and
Speaker 2: if not, you got another opportunity to score. You don't
Speaker 2: kick the you don't kick it, you get trick. You
Speaker 2: let Jared Golf get tricked and mad oh we running
Speaker 2: man the man they tricking.
Speaker 5: And runs on. Now you don't know what to do.
Speaker 5: Got it?
Speaker 3: They got us?
Speaker 5: You are you are a victim of a goddam moment.
Speaker 2: And I'm sitting there, wh I say, listen, I understand
Speaker 2: the players are like, yeah, I got his back and
Speaker 2: all this stuff.
Speaker 5: A bro kick the field goal to win to tie
Speaker 5: the game up.
Speaker 2: You like you, it's not you like changing your personality
Speaker 2: and being somebody else in the tight situation as you saying,
Speaker 2: you know what, in this opportunity, I'm gonna give my
Speaker 2: defense a chance to go play. Because they've been they've
Speaker 2: been playing, okay, you know what I'm saying. They figure
Speaker 2: out a way to make the players outside of the
Speaker 2: one that knocked the dude him. But yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I went out there and tricked it all man, both
Speaker 2: of them both tackling city tricked it off all suddeny.
Speaker 5: Sometimes it comes.
Speaker 2: Down and sometimes it just comes down to emotional intelligence.
Speaker 2: And I, for one, I was looking looking at Dan Campbell. Man,
Speaker 2: I'm saying to myself, Dan Campbell is your homeboy, that
Speaker 2: you don't take the nice places because you know he
Speaker 2: could act up right, you know what he's gonna do,
Speaker 2: So you know you can't take everywhere. And here you
Speaker 2: are in one of these situations. All you gotta do
Speaker 2: is take the field goal. And people are gonna say
Speaker 2: how big the field goal was. But also Detroit, they
Speaker 2: dropped the receivers, dropped them.
Speaker 3: Yeah they got Reynolds, two of them.
Speaker 2: You had a lot of that. But at the point
Speaker 2: where you have a seventeen point lead, protect your lead.
Speaker 2: And it's not to play safe, it's not the look
Speaker 2: play your game. But at the same time, recognized with
Speaker 2: a seventeen point lead, all you're doing is making is
Speaker 2: now three possession game. You're putting your You're putting your
Speaker 2: team in a position to win. And as a coach,
Speaker 2: that's all you want. I mean, look, reputation be damn.
Speaker 2: We know what he did in the Cowboys game, Like
Speaker 2: you said, he gifted us that game gave it to
Speaker 2: us three times going for the two point conversion. But
Speaker 2: in the biggest game of your life, come on, now,
Speaker 2: come on, now, take the points. Live to fight another day,
Speaker 2: but don't take the error out of your own own sales.
Speaker 2: Don't do don't sabotage yourself. And that's what I felt
Speaker 2: like watching that game. I was like, we were text
Speaker 2: chain going crazy. But I'm like, man, this is a
Speaker 2: team that believes. And Dan Campbell said, I got something
Speaker 2: else for you.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna show you. I'm gonna show you what it is.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show you what it is. And that's what
Speaker 2: he did, trip up his own not just the biggest
Speaker 2: game of his life, that's the biggest game of the franchise,
Speaker 2: the opportunity, the Super fifties.
Speaker 5: So when you're not in front of your TV, like
Speaker 5: what you're.
Speaker 3: Doing, what's going on?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 6: And it's everything y'all just said. Because coach is harp
Speaker 6: on this all the time. You know, you've been in
Speaker 6: locker room, you've been in locker you covered it for
Speaker 6: thirty some years.
Speaker 3: Coachability. I want players who are coachable.
Speaker 6: You make that one mistake, all right, that's I'll let
Speaker 6: you slide with that one mistake. I'm gonna teach you
Speaker 6: how to correct that mistake. But if you go out
Speaker 6: there and make it again, it's on you.
Speaker 3: It's on you.
Speaker 6: It's all about being coachable. Dan Campbell, what you're doing, man,
Speaker 6: You or y'all both just said it. In that Dallas game,
Speaker 6: he gambled for it in a two point conversion.
Speaker 2: You didn't get it, all right, whatever the case may be,
Speaker 2: you played the field, go and play for overtime.
Speaker 6: You doubled down on it again, you didn't get it.
Speaker 6: You would think, all right, man, you know what, this
Speaker 6: two point conversion ain't for me. I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 6: and kick the extra point.
Speaker 4: You triple down on it, triple down on it again,
Speaker 4: and once again you fail, and it comes into the
Speaker 4: biggest moment in the NFC Championship game. It's all about
Speaker 4: coach ability. Like you just said, that's how you got there.
Speaker 5: You gain what.
Speaker 4: I get it that first that first fourth down and
Speaker 4: three rentals dropped it.
Speaker 3: I get it. That's how you get there.
Speaker 2: But you gotta be coachable in that situation. This ain't
Speaker 2: a regular season game. This ain't a you know, we
Speaker 2: got next week. We'll improve on it.
Speaker 5: This is the.
Speaker 3: NFC Championship game, and you're in the.
Speaker 6: Exact situation you were earlier in that fourth down what
Speaker 6: they were on a thirty yard line.
Speaker 2: They were in the San Francisco's red zone. Take the points, man,
Speaker 2: What are we doing here?
Speaker 5: To me?
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna say he cost him the game.
Speaker 5: I ain't gonna say he cost.
Speaker 3: Him because it was a lot of things the players had.
Speaker 2: He had a lot to give him one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I'n't give my hundred. I game seventy five. I don't
Speaker 2: give my hundred.
Speaker 5: Listen.
Speaker 3: Calvin should have grabbed.
Speaker 2: It, Colvin, Listen, How does Vegas get you to continue
Speaker 2: to coming back down there? They let you win every
Speaker 2: once in a while. You lose, You lose thirty times,
Speaker 2: and then that one time you win it make you
Speaker 2: feel like it's switched on you a little bit.
Speaker 5: In the Dallas thing don't work out somehow.
Speaker 2: They go in and they get Tampa, they get whoever
Speaker 2: at home, and they're like, you know, it worked out
Speaker 2: for us, It don't matter because this is our team.
Speaker 2: And then you get an opportunity to go out there
Speaker 2: and do it again, and you think it's gonna work
Speaker 2: out because it always work out. It always work out.
Speaker 2: Then you go out there and you go, I just
Speaker 2: kicked the field goal to tie the game up.
Speaker 5: Bro, what do you What are you doing?
Speaker 4: Bill Parcels and Chris Bean remembers this. Parcels used to
Speaker 4: get a great press conference, and Parcels told us one
Speaker 4: time I've never forgotten.
Speaker 3: He says, never trust the players. The players f you
Speaker 3: every time.
Speaker 4: And I think back to when Andy Reid back when
Speaker 4: they were facing Cincinnati and right before the half, he
Speaker 4: sends out the field goal.
Speaker 3: You know, Patrick Holmes go over there. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: let's go for it.
Speaker 5: They go for it.
Speaker 3: They don't get it. Three points?
Speaker 5: Was it?
Speaker 3: What did him? In Cincinnati goes Super Bowl?
Speaker 4: And I'm sitting here watching Dan talking about trust my players,
Speaker 4: because I went to that press conference that Dan Campbell
Speaker 4: had after the Cowboy game when he no, I told
Speaker 4: him he was gonna go win. It's like, Bro, I
Speaker 4: know what you told him. Yeah, you scored and wain
Speaker 4: for two, but it was it was a problem. So
Speaker 4: you gotta Goria Johnts. You got to change the player.
Speaker 4: If you the guy still believe me, this is what
Speaker 4: we were going to do. It didn't work out. We
Speaker 4: change our plan. But this dude is doubling down the
Speaker 4: end of the day. You cannot be the reason why
Speaker 4: they lose the game. Damn you trying to put it
Speaker 4: on Scottie Rentals. You should have never trusted Scott You
Speaker 4: shouldn't even trusted it. It was like when Pete Carroll
Speaker 4: out there trusted Russell Wilson. You don't trust him.
Speaker 3: No, get a ball to Marshusay, dumb call.
Speaker 5: It's a dumb call.
Speaker 3: Can we get the points? You could go three scores?
Speaker 4: Get the points because now when you get the points,
Speaker 4: you're making the forty nine er say, oh man, they
Speaker 4: got some more points.
Speaker 3: What do we need to go ahead and get Dan
Speaker 3: Campbell lost that football game.
Speaker 4: If anybody wants to sit up be in talking about well,
Speaker 4: you know he's been aggressive all year long.
Speaker 3: Why is he gonna change now?
Speaker 4: Because there's a chance to go to the Super Bowl
Speaker 4: is why you're gonna change. Go back to Kyle Sanahan,
Speaker 4: officers of coordinator for Dan Quinn. They up twenty eighty three.
Speaker 4: Julio makes that crazy catch on the sidelines there in
Speaker 4: field goal range.
Speaker 5: What do they do?
Speaker 4: They trying to throw the ball. Look next thing, you know,
Speaker 4: holy call. Then they try to go for it on
Speaker 4: third down. Boom do that, and it's like, wait a minute, man,
Speaker 4: you were in control of the game and you lost it.
Speaker 4: Then when Kyle Sheahea was the head coach of the
Speaker 4: forty nine ers against the Kansas City Chiefs, you up
Speaker 4: ten once again. You blowing it again. You stop running
Speaker 4: the ball. These coaches go out of their way to
Speaker 4: mess things up and not realizing what you did all
Speaker 4: regular season long does not matter. This is where covering
Speaker 4: baseball gives me a different look than football, because dudes, understand,
Speaker 4: in the playoffs is different. Yes, what you managed and
Speaker 4: the regular season is totally different in playoff baseball because
Speaker 4: you going home. Dan Campbell lost that game. Your job
Speaker 4: as the head coach was to put them in a
Speaker 4: position to win the game. Don't sit around and trust
Speaker 4: them now. I only need to trust you right now.
Speaker 4: Go get some more points. We're going to stay ahead.
Speaker 4: More games are lost in this league than they're one.
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick and won two Super Bowls. He didn't he
Speaker 4: watched people lose them then and he ended up winning
Speaker 4: because people are Dan Campbell put the forty nine in
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl with.
Speaker 2: Them dumb decisions, and we're gonna talk about the other game,
Speaker 2: but those are These are two games that we watched
Speaker 2: yesterday where they sabotage their own success. But if you
Speaker 2: look at in the NFL a year over year and
Speaker 2: especially this year, the amount of coaches that are going
Speaker 2: forward on fourth down, and this is analytics, analytics, analytics.
Speaker 2: You know, nerves are steal whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 2: Stalley School, whatever it is. I mean, it's just it's
Speaker 2: just a theme in the NFL where coaches are going
Speaker 2: forward now more than ever on fourth down. That used
Speaker 2: to be you get to the thirty in your in
Speaker 2: that territory, you take the points.
Speaker 5: It's just easy.
Speaker 2: We put my defense back out there. They playing solid,
Speaker 2: don't put us in any danger.
Speaker 5: That's changing. And I mean go to stat mules.
Speaker 2: And just see what teams rank in that top five
Speaker 2: of going forward on fourth My man Dan Campbell right
Speaker 2: up there, like, yeah.
Speaker 5: I'm good, I'm good if he's cost his team some
Speaker 5: games by doing.
Speaker 2: And we can point to the Cowboys game where that
Speaker 2: was a game where they had stole all that last
Speaker 2: minute momentum and like you said, he tripled that double down.
Speaker 2: He tripled down on a bad decision. I don't know,
Speaker 2: like these coaching jobs that you know a lot of
Speaker 2: these guys, they're definitely deserving. And Dan Campbell, for me,
Speaker 2: I think you need a coach like that that guys
Speaker 2: would run through a brick wall for. But at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, it's like, man, when you make
Speaker 2: a decision like that, that's got to be a mark
Speaker 2: against you. It's like, man, when it's clutch time, you
Speaker 2: may cost us. And maybe he needs a check. I
Speaker 2: don't know if he has a tonomy to do whatever,
Speaker 2: but he might need a check in a balance to say.
Speaker 5: Hit the button, hit the button. We can't do this
Speaker 5: right now then.
Speaker 6: And it was confusing because it guy played the game
Speaker 6: like this guy was in the National Football League. He
Speaker 6: should understand what momentum is like when you play that,
Speaker 6: when you play football at that high.
Speaker 3: A level, momentum is real.
Speaker 4: Like you put that three points on that board, you
Speaker 4: go up with seventeen points at that point you just
Speaker 4: said it.
Speaker 2: The forty nine er will start thinking, man, we gotta
Speaker 2: get at least three scores. At least three scores. But
Speaker 2: when you missed that fie or when they didn't go
Speaker 2: for that fourth or they missed that fourth, down the
Speaker 2: players on the forty nine and so we got a shot.
Speaker 5: Ye got shot, not even just that you go up seventeen.
Speaker 2: But then now you're not chasing as much as you are,
Speaker 2: right because now now your opportunity to kick a field
Speaker 2: goal to be down by one or tie the game
Speaker 2: up is there versus man. We gotta we gotta risk
Speaker 2: it all to go out there and do it. And
Speaker 2: then we didn't even talk about the end of the game.
Speaker 2: So you got three timeouts. You have done everything you
Speaker 2: could to make sure you say those three timeouts, and
Speaker 2: then you get stopped on the running play and now
Speaker 2: you got to use one to get an on side kick.
Speaker 5: What are we doing?
Speaker 2: So like you did all this work to save the
Speaker 2: timeouts knowing that you weren't going to have much time left,
Speaker 2: because that was that was the risk that you take. Okay,
Speaker 2: i'mna have three timeouts so I can stop maybe have
Speaker 2: twenty whatever seconds to be able to score.
Speaker 5: And then you run the ball and get stopped.
Speaker 4: Coaching mouth feasings out there once again. This game was
Speaker 4: lost by Detroit nothing against the forty nine ers. They
Speaker 4: went out there. They kept playing for sixty minutes. But
Speaker 4: dam Campbell should wear this. He will and anybody who
Speaker 4: wants to give him a pass to Some people try
Speaker 4: to give him a pass on social media.
Speaker 5: You can't.
Speaker 4: Your job as the coach is to make sure you
Speaker 4: don't lose the game. His decisions lost the game and.
Speaker 5: This whole week on game.
Speaker 3: But we've been aggressive all year long. I don't give
Speaker 3: a frogs fat But what you got to get here?
Speaker 4: You are away, You are right here at the super
Speaker 4: Bowl man, and you with this, Well, we're gonna go
Speaker 4: for We're gonna aggressive.
Speaker 5: That lost your game.
Speaker 4: If it wasn't about you trying to be aggressive, what
Speaker 4: about you doing what you did all year? It's about
Speaker 4: you advancing.
Speaker 3: He didn't do it.
Speaker 4: He didn't do what the game roan watch us having
Speaker 4: to say, do what the game asking to do? What
Speaker 4: the game ask you do, kick the.
Speaker 3: Field, go go up three scores.
Speaker 2: Now I'm gonna give a I'm gonna give a Black
Speaker 2: Party some credit, okay, because back Party went out just
Speaker 2: played the hell of a game. Then you went out
Speaker 2: there play He got CMC and SEEMC to me, goodness gracious,
Speaker 2: like he see them seeing that it is everybody else.
Speaker 2: It's everybody else but Brock Party with the arm and
Speaker 2: with the legs, because those are the demoralizing plays, right
Speaker 2: everything you bro Man, and then Brock Purty go out
Speaker 2: there and rush for first down a couple of times
Speaker 2: in the game where you like, goodness, that's how you
Speaker 2: know when it's over.
Speaker 5: He's like, all they can't stop him at all. You
Speaker 5: can play as good as defense as you want to.
Speaker 2: And then all of a sudden, Rock Purty get out
Speaker 2: there and start looking like Lamar Jackson should have looked
Speaker 2: in the previous man man. Oh yeah, so, but so
Speaker 2: I want to give some respect to one of the
Speaker 2: forty ninnecers. They did go out there and win. But
Speaker 2: brock Purty, because he's been up and down season of
Speaker 2: like people talking about we don't know if he's him.
Speaker 2: He the MVP, all he was a flukee and all
Speaker 2: other stuff. The dude went out there and had a
Speaker 2: hell of a game. But the tense championship game, he
Speaker 2: took Madison into his own hands because he almost looked
Speaker 2: like Tom Brady. And that Super Bowl against Atlanta where
Speaker 2: it was twenty eighty three and they showed Tom Brady
Speaker 2: on the bench, It's like, oh, it's over.
Speaker 5: The dynasty is over. And then he got up the
Speaker 5: storytelling itself.
Speaker 2: But I was watching Brock Purty struggle in that first half,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, damn, you know, even Kyle Shannonhandle everybody
Speaker 2: thinks walks on water, they call him even wasn't looking good.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, man, this team is they in a
Speaker 2: pickle right now? Because Detroit is all over them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're all over them. But then when that door opened,
Speaker 2: that's when I saw Rock Perry say, now I'm gonna
Speaker 2: take this on myself. In those third and short situations
Speaker 2: where the running game was starting to get stemy, and
Speaker 2: then he was. He was running for the first down.
Speaker 4: And future teams man be wary of these offensive coordinators
Speaker 4: that are supposed to be the next greatest thing. Gurus, gurus,
Speaker 4: because Ben Johnson had a hell of a season, the
Speaker 4: hell of a season.
Speaker 5: But when things got tight, So.
Speaker 4: On that goal, I want you what youre running the
Speaker 4: ball for? Man, you gotta have some situational awareness here.
Speaker 4: You're ahead of the offense.
Speaker 6: You got three times throw the ball, you don't get it,
Speaker 6: kick the field go down seven. You still got three
Speaker 6: timeouts plus to two minutes.
Speaker 4: So be wary Math because some of these guys, you know,
Speaker 4: they get too cute and they think this, you know,
Speaker 4: they're smarter than the game.
Speaker 3: And it ended up costing Brock Purdy forty eight yards
Speaker 3: of rushing. Lamar Jackson. Yeah, I can't wait on that
Speaker 3: game because that was the four yards of rushing for Lamar.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: And just going back to what you were saying here
Speaker 4: is Rock Party's forty eight yards were critical because a
Speaker 4: lot of times it was just keep on, let's advance
Speaker 4: the ball, frill right, Well, let's just keep us going.
Speaker 4: Let's get a fresh set of down and milk the
Speaker 4: clock because they got once they got that lead, they
Speaker 4: controlled the game. And Rock Party did a fantastic job
Speaker 4: of running the offense. And I give Kyle Shanahan a
Speaker 4: lot of credit for finding a guy who can execute
Speaker 4: the offense the way he wants to, which is what
Speaker 4: Bill Walsh did with Joe Montana.
Speaker 3: That was the beauty of Joe.
Speaker 4: Joe used his feet many times to just make the
Speaker 4: first guy miss or pick up six yards on a
Speaker 4: third down and keep it going. No, he wasn't known
Speaker 4: for running the ball as much as Steve Young or
Speaker 4: Michael Vick. But the hitting yardage that Joe got was
Speaker 4: very much reminiscent of what we saw from Brock Party
Speaker 4: and it was interesting to watch Joe, you know, be
Speaker 4: there at the end of the game give the trophy away.
Speaker 2: I got to ask you guys a question, and I've
Speaker 2: been seeing this and it started in the in the
Speaker 2: playoffs with and this is a tea. The next segment
Speaker 2: is why do coaches change who they are when they
Speaker 2: get to the biggest stages?
Speaker 5: And that's what I saw.
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Speaker 4: Many times I say to this Stafford said, the book
Speaker 4: you write, I said, the book you're not writing is
Speaker 4: really good. He always asked how many volumes is that book?
Speaker 4: Might be two volumes. Honey, we just we just have
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Speaker 3: break you had you had a good question.
Speaker 5: It's just it's just weird to me. And I was
Speaker 5: looking for me Baltimore.
Speaker 2: In that first half, I was I was watching Lamar
Speaker 2: Jackson play a game that he hadn't played his entire
Speaker 2: seventeen games. They went away from the running game, and
Speaker 2: that to me was the weirdest part of what they
Speaker 2: were doing. And I think as an AFC and switching
Speaker 2: over to the defensive side, I think they made life
Speaker 2: so much easier for Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think there's this should be a commandment that's written
Speaker 2: that thou shalt not zone blitz Patrick Mahomes because it's
Speaker 2: just if you're gonna do something like that, you're looking
Speaker 2: at one of the best when it comes down to
Speaker 2: making those split second decisions. He's going to find the
Speaker 2: open receiver each and every time. Why they didn't bring
Speaker 2: your guy Hamilton down and cover him with put him
Speaker 2: on Kelsey and give Kelsey that free release like that?
Speaker 5: I mean, to me, there were those things in.
Speaker 2: That football game that I was like, look, I know, y'all,
Speaker 2: guys have to be watching on football to me to
Speaker 2: combing to this game with that game plan, and you've
Speaker 2: never had that game plan since I you know, since
Speaker 2: I'm watching Ravens football. I just think it was weird
Speaker 2: to see them change up their DNA at the last minute.
Speaker 5: Just I don't know why coaches do that.
Speaker 2: To me, you know, to me, it was criminal that
Speaker 2: both game plans offensively and defensively. And you know, I
Speaker 2: can't really say the devisibly because even though those first
Speaker 2: two drivets, Kansas City went up and down the field.
Speaker 6: After that, you know, Baltimore held them the three points.
Speaker 6: So I can't really, you know, say the defense was
Speaker 6: got off out there? Did they do some things that
Speaker 6: was like, man, that's kind of perplexing, Like like you
Speaker 6: just said, letting Travis Cosey get off the line free
Speaker 6: without even no type of jam.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was a little perplexing.
Speaker 6: But seventeen points against Kansas City, you gotta find a
Speaker 6: way to win that game.
Speaker 3: To me, offensively usually, And this is.
Speaker 2: Why you know, they say regular season is different from
Speaker 2: the playoffs, because when you get to the playoffs, you know,
Speaker 2: every little play matters, every drive matters, and guys.
Speaker 6: Tighten up, you know, players tighten up and coaches tighten up.
Speaker 6: And usually in those situations, you revert back to your DNA,
Speaker 6: you revert back to what you are. And Baltimore to me,
Speaker 6: is a running team. So you would think, all right,
Speaker 6: if all else fails, we're gonna pervert back to running
Speaker 6: the football. We got Gus Edwards, we got Justice Seal,
Speaker 6: we got Lamar Jackson back there. We're gonna run this football.
Speaker 6: And they were having success doing it when they tried.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, for some weird reason, and we
Speaker 2: said this in the group chat, I don't know if
Speaker 2: it was Lamar reading the clips saying I gotta win
Speaker 2: this game another way, or if it was the coaching
Speaker 2: staff figuring it.
Speaker 3: Out a I gotta be the difference.
Speaker 2: I gotta show that I'm this imprint on Lamar Jackson,
Speaker 2: I put this imprint on the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 4: Whatever the case may be, it just didn't add up.
Speaker 4: And we saw time and time again Lamar Jackson just
Speaker 4: dropping back the.
Speaker 6: Past and instead of kind of using his legs to
Speaker 6: extend a little bit more, he was just sitting in
Speaker 6: the pocket.
Speaker 4: And there was times where he was literally sitting there
Speaker 4: like a statue. And I'm sitting there myself, I'm thinking, what,
Speaker 4: Lamar Jackson?
Speaker 5: Is this or you? Who are you?
Speaker 3: What happened to where he was at Broward County? Whe
Speaker 3: where's that guy at?
Speaker 4: What's the backyard football? Running around recess? I escaped the pocket?
Speaker 4: Oh snap, there's my guy, dal let me throw it
Speaker 4: to him.
Speaker 3: There was none of that.
Speaker 6: This guy was sitting in there in the pocket as
Speaker 6: if he was just Tom Brady or something. Just that
Speaker 6: that's what I do, And that's not what got you
Speaker 6: to this point. That's not what got you to be
Speaker 6: the player that you are.
Speaker 3: Sixteen rushes as a team. That just just doesn't add
Speaker 3: up to me.
Speaker 6: And there was times in this game, and we get it,
Speaker 6: you want to be able to push the football down
Speaker 6: the field, But there were so many times in this
Speaker 6: game where there was lanes that were Lamar Jackson, he
Speaker 6: could have just took off, took off, slid got some
Speaker 6: positive yards instead of sitting in that pocket and letting
Speaker 6: the pocket collapse. And at the end of the day,
Speaker 6: that's what kind of doomed them right there. The force
Speaker 6: fumble on the sack was huge.
Speaker 2: And then for just though I hate where receivers do this,
Speaker 2: say his name you going, I'm talking about the tight
Speaker 2: end on this one.
Speaker 3: The bad, bad interception. You double team? What you throwing
Speaker 3: your hand up for? Who do you think you out here?
Speaker 3: Think you likely when you think you grownk.
Speaker 5: Out of here?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 5: You covered? Are you throwing your hand up in the air?
Speaker 2: And Lamar, you're veteran enough to know that man's covered
Speaker 2: out to throw the ball. But that was one of
Speaker 2: the worst interceptions I've ever seen. Triple coverage and that
Speaker 2: boy had no chance of getting caught. Besides Kansas City
Speaker 2: defender catching it. So it was just it was perplexing
Speaker 2: all around, and I just don't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't understand. Let me just add on what Barry
Speaker 3: was saying right here real quick.
Speaker 4: So as a team, Baltimore sixteen rushes for eighty one yards,
Speaker 4: no touchdowns. They threw the ball thirty seven times on
Speaker 4: the flip side. For Kansas City, the Chiefs ran the
Speaker 4: ball thirty two times eighty nine yards, one touchdown, and
Speaker 4: they threw the ball thirty nine times.
Speaker 2: Many times? How many did the running back gets? Running
Speaker 2: backs get? How many times did Lamar Jackson rush?
Speaker 4: Lamar had five carries, no eight carries for fifty four
Speaker 4: Lamar had eight carries for fifty four yards. Gus Edwards
Speaker 4: had three carries. They Flowers had two carries. Justice He'll
Speaker 4: had three carries and my might got cooked.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so it was six carries because they Flowers
Speaker 2: tho't count as the running back.
Speaker 3: Okay, so yeah here between the running backs, what are
Speaker 3: we doing?
Speaker 5: Coach?
Speaker 2: So so you come up with a game plan, right,
Speaker 2: and as seventeen to ten games, not like you're not
Speaker 2: getting blown out right seventeen to ten game where you
Speaker 2: don't find a way to get your running backs involved
Speaker 2: when they've been helping you win games all season. Your
Speaker 2: quarterback is missing on throws. I'm talking about all the
Speaker 2: de boss all of them. He missing on throws. You
Speaker 2: got Andrews back, you can't find a way to get
Speaker 2: him involved. That Likely is the guy you usually just
Speaker 2: go back to your veteran god. No matter how good
Speaker 2: Likely has been playing, you make sure you get him involved,
Speaker 2: because before he went out, it was Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 5: And Mark Andrews. You can't find a way to get
Speaker 5: him involved.
Speaker 2: And Lamar Jackson, like you said, he's playing the game
Speaker 2: and I'm watching it, bro and one he's taking sacks.
Speaker 2: He's taking sacks. He's the most athletic quarterback in the league.
Speaker 2: He's taking sacks that don't make any sense. And then
Speaker 2: on third and one, third and two whatever, you throwing
Speaker 2: the ball when you can just run and get them
Speaker 2: burst down if it is incomplete. And you're sitting there
Speaker 2: and you're saying, okay, all right, we want Lamar Jackson
Speaker 2: to be great and do all this other stuff. But
Speaker 2: I watched him starting last week. He took a safety
Speaker 2: in the zone or something like. It was like something
Speaker 2: crazy where you like you watched the game. You said, way,
Speaker 2: what are you doing?
Speaker 5: Bro?
Speaker 2: Like you running back thirty or forty yards, but you
Speaker 2: then when you start getting towards the line of Scrimmas,
Speaker 2: you're not thinking about running and you're still throwing it.
Speaker 5: Now was just the waste. Like everything about Lamar Jackson
Speaker 5: yesterday looked off. It looked off.
Speaker 2: O'Dell Beckham's not involved in the games. A flyers out
Speaker 2: in the wild, like we're gonna get them out that
Speaker 2: that's that's still in his finest. If I listen, I
Speaker 2: don't care. It's it's still this way. If I'm a
Speaker 2: free agent receiver, big time receiver, I'm not taking my
Speaker 2: butt to Baltimore.
Speaker 5: I can't do it.
Speaker 2: And it's been this way since Lamar Jackson been. I'm
Speaker 2: not trying to hate on the dude, but it ain't
Speaker 2: no big time free agent receiver that's been like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm going to Baltimore. Then me and me and Lamark
Speaker 2: will like it up. It ain't been that way. And
Speaker 2: you know, the dudes can still play. I'm back on
Speaker 2: the back on that way. Yes, they can still play.
Speaker 2: Brandon Coosk can still play. O'Dell Beckham can get more
Speaker 2: than two other catches and not until the day on
Speaker 2: the fourth quarter.
Speaker 5: Man, then when you do throw the ball to him
Speaker 5: and fire yards too deep? Like what what we Yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't know. Lamar was off.
Speaker 2: Chocolate City went out there and tricked it off. Man,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you man, Chocolate City. Man, Chocolate City and
Speaker 2: ship the handtop it go.
Speaker 4: So the credit is always is giving the Andy Reid
Speaker 4: and Patrick Mahomes and they throw in Kelsey.
Speaker 3: Steve spac Nolo needs some major credit. That's defensive. Three
Speaker 3: turnovers in the game.
Speaker 4: They sacked Lamar Jackson four times, and they took Baltimore
Speaker 4: out of what they wanted to do.
Speaker 3: They took it away.
Speaker 4: And Steve has been a part of two championships with
Speaker 4: Kansas City. But go back to where Steve made to
Speaker 4: me one of the greatest defensive coaching performances ever in
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl, which is they was the coach of
Speaker 4: the Giants when they beat Tom Brady. And yes, he
Speaker 4: was a defensive coordator for the Giants when they were undefeated,
Speaker 4: they had set the NFL record for points and held
Speaker 4: those dudes in two touchdowns. He knows how to take
Speaker 4: great players out of what they do. And we forget
Speaker 4: about his name. He came the head coach of the
Speaker 4: Saint Louis Rams. It was not a good stint. Why
Speaker 4: he's not gotten another opportunity in this league I shake
Speaker 4: my head at But Steve Spagnolo is an elite defensive
Speaker 4: play calls.
Speaker 5: No, he did a great job last night.
Speaker 2: But number ninety five I didn't even look it up
Speaker 2: because I want you somebody just to tell me where
Speaker 2: is his brother from the number ninety five?
Speaker 9: Like that?
Speaker 5: I believe Chris Jones.
Speaker 2: Chris Jones is, no, don't do this because because number
Speaker 2: ninety five, to me was that was the difference in
Speaker 2: that game, the way that he don't. They couldn't find
Speaker 2: an answer for it. Man, you have a big man
Speaker 2: that's balling like that, it makes everything easier. And I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that guy, yeah, absolutely, But when you talk
Speaker 2: about spack Nolan, the job that he's doing, yeah, it
Speaker 2: makes your job so much easier when this guy.
Speaker 5: Is turning into something that he's not.
Speaker 2: Spack Nola didn't come in with a game plan that
Speaker 2: Lamar Jackson was going to back up throw the ball
Speaker 2: thirty seven times.
Speaker 5: He was expecting to run heavy all game. So that's why.
Speaker 2: I asked, Yau, why the hell you change to who
Speaker 2: you are when you get to that stage, because that
Speaker 2: made absolutely no sense to me. And I just looked
Speaker 2: Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes and I know people, as
Speaker 2: as this dynasty continues, they're going to ask the question,
Speaker 2: who's more important? Is it Andy Reid or Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 2: Andy Reid went out and found Patrick Mahomes, traded up
Speaker 2: to go and get Patrick Mahomes. He obviously saw something
Speaker 2: in his game that says that's my guy, and that
Speaker 2: is a perfect marriage between coach and quarterback. And if
Speaker 2: I mean the hand in glove, the way that hit,
Speaker 2: the play calling. And you can talk about Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 2: how unconventional he is and some of his antics and
Speaker 2: things that he does out there on the field, but
Speaker 2: when it comes to playoff time and it's the rarest
Speaker 2: air to see a player like that play to that ability.
Speaker 2: That's why you love the Michael Jordan's, That's why you
Speaker 2: love the greatest that go and do it, because these
Speaker 2: guys go. I mean, I've never seen anything like what
Speaker 2: Patrick Mahomes is doing.
Speaker 3: He embraces the pressure.
Speaker 2: Yeah I think, yeah, I've been kind of off the
Speaker 2: you know man's but Mahomes, the dude don't miss. Like
Speaker 2: when you're watching the other quarterbacks player that's in the
Speaker 2: playoffs and you're watching them mispasses, throw two d all
Speaker 2: this sudden stuff, and then you watch Patrick Mahomes and
Speaker 2: you say, he don't have all the weapons out there,
Speaker 2: but he's gonna put the ball where the receivers have
Speaker 2: an opportunity to catch it and most of the time
Speaker 2: in a perfect position. Bout Dad scantly as an opportunity
Speaker 2: after all the stuff that he went through the season
Speaker 2: to catch a pretty much perfect pass from Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 2: to where the quarterback he's a receiver from the quarterback
Speaker 2: from whatever it is.
Speaker 5: How have you said?
Speaker 2: He makes sure that the ball placement when he delivers
Speaker 2: it to the receiver is on point. He don't miss,
Speaker 2: and he can run the ball when he has opportunity,
Speaker 2: like Zack of all trades. This dude, this dude does
Speaker 2: it all. And I think that the tears are are
Speaker 2: there to where you see.
Speaker 4: Chasing Tom Brady ye at this point in his career.
Speaker 4: And when I think of Tom Brady, I always think
Speaker 4: about who he was throwing to the best receiver he
Speaker 4: threw to he never won a Super Bowl with that
Speaker 4: was Randy Moss. You out here with Danny Amidola winning
Speaker 4: championships and Chris Hogan. I mean you're winning with those
Speaker 4: kinds of players. And while his guys in Tampa Bay
Speaker 4: were a lot better. You know, Mike Evans is better
Speaker 4: playing Chris Goblin than what they had in New England.
Speaker 4: But just mahomes is out there with these dudes drop
Speaker 4: more pass is in anybody in the league. They're terrible,
Speaker 4: and he still went to a super Bowl. Imagine if
Speaker 4: eighty three get him some real help next year of
Speaker 4: what they could be doing. Uh, the guy's special. He
Speaker 4: is special.
Speaker 3: And you know, Texas Tech boll you gotta need milk
Speaker 3: that all you can. I know they put him in
Speaker 3: the Hall of Fame, which.
Speaker 4: You built statute of this brother. You better milk that
Speaker 4: thing as much as you why, I mean, milk that thing.
Speaker 4: Whine and Patrick Mahomes day everything.
Speaker 5: I mean, milk that.
Speaker 2: If you're listening as one of my teammates in Kansas State,
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's what you need.
Speaker 3: And to bring it back to the Cowboys real quick.
Speaker 3: To me, the difference, the difference was you saw you
Speaker 3: know Kansas.
Speaker 4: City's, you saw even Baltimore's, San Francisco et even Detroit's.
Speaker 4: When the when the biggest situations arise, the star players,
Speaker 4: the players that are supposed to be the backbones of
Speaker 4: the team, they step up and make huge plays.
Speaker 6: You talked about Chris Jones. He got a sack out there,
Speaker 6: but he was also affecting the game bat and balls down.
Speaker 6: He had a big time third down bat on on
Speaker 6: Lamar Jackson. I mean up and I mean he went
Speaker 6: to the side like he's they're they're.
Speaker 3: Impacting the game. He didn't complain about it, like they're impacted.
Speaker 3: They're impacting the game and in different ways. And that's
Speaker 3: just to me.
Speaker 6: It's just, man, you gotta when you're a star player,
Speaker 6: you gotta find a way to do that in the
Speaker 6: biggest of moments.
Speaker 3: And I will say this about Baltimore.
Speaker 6: Somebody, when did they become I gotta be the toughest
Speaker 6: guy on the football field, Like the football IQ out
Speaker 6: here is just it's just mind blowing, Like how many
Speaker 6: times have you grown up in football? You're like the
Speaker 6: first person ain't gonna get caught. If you retaliate, you're
Speaker 6: gonna get the flag. It's the second guy all the time,
Speaker 6: and their veterans making these crazy errors. Like man, NOA,
Speaker 6: he played in the league for about twelve thirteen years.
Speaker 6: Wait for the Patriots, the man, dude, Like, what do
Speaker 6: y'all think is gonna happen when you do type of
Speaker 6: stuff after the whistle?
Speaker 3: Like, nobody cares if you're a tough guy.
Speaker 2: If you get disrespected on the football field, you know,
Speaker 2: in between the whistles, we're gonna handle it.
Speaker 3: Outside of nobody cares about that tough guy persona.
Speaker 6: You're looking at ro Quan Smith, one of the best
Speaker 6: linebackers in the National Football League. I'm sure they told
Speaker 6: him on that play when he jumped off side, you know,
Speaker 6: just just jump off side and we'll reset the What.
Speaker 3: Are you doing running through the man's soul like that?
Speaker 5: What does that bring?
Speaker 3: Just jump off side?
Speaker 6: And I don't know this for a fact. I don't
Speaker 6: know this for a fact, so you know, I can't
Speaker 6: really but come on, man, what are we doing here?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 3: It's man, it's perplexing. Act to what I said, more
Speaker 3: games are lost exactly, are yo?
Speaker 2: You ain't even get on and you spinning the ball
Speaker 2: on the guy. Then you then they give you a
Speaker 2: chance to make it back and then then you fumble
Speaker 2: the bag. It's about me, It's about me. Look at me,
Speaker 2: I did this?
Speaker 5: What are we throwing? Man? Get out there and the bag.
Speaker 9: I just.
Speaker 5: I can't wait for my man to get back next season.
Speaker 2: Man, goodness gracious, because somebody got to be able to
Speaker 2: compete against uh Patrick mahonmes And it looked like the
Speaker 2: only person that's gonna be able to be at Joe
Speaker 2: Burrow or a healthy Air Rockers. That's all you got.
Speaker 2: Because when you look at it and you look at
Speaker 2: the upper exelons and the tears of guys, there's one
Speaker 2: guy who's been able to be Mahomes And this is
Speaker 2: not a Joe Burrow think.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying it happened, right, and nobody else has
Speaker 5: been able to do it. It ain't happen.
Speaker 3: And you be learving that don't trust Mahomes no matter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm just outside of that.
Speaker 2: Dudes at home, they didn't went on the road this time,
Speaker 2: and they continue beating the same guys over and over again.
Speaker 5: All right, So yeah, give me Anon Rodgers back next year.
Speaker 2: Then give me Joe Burrow, and then we'll see what
Speaker 2: the competition looks like because outside of that, y'all got nothing.
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Speaker 4: were talking about how this was a really good hire
Speaker 4: that emotions you. I mean, is this the same guy
Speaker 4: you all took the bird poop on for years and
Speaker 4: now everybody's singing his praises and they thinking Kellen Moore
Speaker 4: is gonna make Jalen Hurts the m v P candidate again,
Speaker 4: just back up, back.
Speaker 2: Up, so he couldn't. He couldn't make Justin Herbert the
Speaker 2: m v P can break it down. He's gonna make
Speaker 2: Jalen Hurts because he was already candidate, so he ain't
Speaker 2: gotta making Hurts. Has already been this year.
Speaker 5: He was there for a little bit. Everybody was.
Speaker 3: He was up there and talking about week you know twelve, Yes, Brown.
Speaker 5: They gonna be called Amari Cooper.
Speaker 2: Okay, you need to call the Mark Cooper and saying, man,
Speaker 2: how can I get into good grace?
Speaker 5: William?
Speaker 3: I'm telling you the Browns.
Speaker 5: Y'all, Mark say, now he come im out, you bring
Speaker 5: him in. I'm not playing my heel hurt.
Speaker 3: I think with Kellen Moore is really strange because I
Speaker 3: feel like he got a raw deal here.
Speaker 6: Put the blame on Tellen Moore for that San Francisco
Speaker 6: debacle and the same thing happened this year.
Speaker 2: Comment the same thing happened. You are familiar with common denominators.
Speaker 2: Who's the common demomeinator? And both who's the common denominator? Listen,
Speaker 2: there's two different organizations. Who's another more was here, but
Speaker 2: we got the same variable and in both of those situations.
Speaker 3: The other guy too.
Speaker 5: There's another guy that was there too. Y'all know his name,
Speaker 5: y'all know his that y'all know what I'm talking Who
Speaker 5: I was talking about, l A.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about who was here in the playoff loss
Speaker 2: with San Francisco and the playoffs in Green Bay and
Speaker 2: played terrible.
Speaker 5: Who's the common variable in there? No, Kelling Moore was here, yep?
Speaker 3: And who else?
Speaker 5: And Mike McCarthy was here, and Dak Prescott okay, and
Speaker 5: then but now but now Kellen Moore. Kellen Moore was
Speaker 5: here and they said, hey, man, it was you. It
Speaker 5: was you.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get killing up out of here somewhere els
Speaker 2: you said, Oh, we're gonna show y'all it wasn't killing.
Speaker 2: Kellen went out, the team didn't make the playoffs. Had
Speaker 2: the n E P guy, what happened the year it happened?
Speaker 2: Here made the playoffs, let the league, let the legions
Speaker 2: in the town pass. And he did the same thing
Speaker 2: with Kellen Moore. The best year of his career.
Speaker 6: Man, he did, he did because two years ago he
Speaker 6: had thirty seven and ten.
Speaker 4: He just had the best year of his career thirty
Speaker 4: six he and nine or thirty seven and ten. The
Speaker 4: same thing for the MVP award.
Speaker 6: Come on, man, people, when everybody else in the national
Speaker 6: football quarterback while I was playing, I love I.
Speaker 5: Just saying.
Speaker 3: You having a strange allegiance to Luis.
Speaker 5: So you know what, let's wrap it up because I
Speaker 5: ain't gonna say allegiance allegiance A one yet.
Speaker 2: We all know year and the coach was five one
Speaker 2: year in Los Angeles last So back up, baby, back up,
Speaker 2: So you're.
Speaker 5: Stilling justin Herbert got to please hearn At eight fifty
Speaker 5: four a m.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I get an email from NBC Sports Philadelphia interview
Speaker 4: request in Philly on Kellen Moore.
Speaker 3: Hi knew he hope you're doing well.
Speaker 4: I was wondering if you might have availability and interest
Speaker 4: this week and doing a talk back with us here
Speaker 4: at NBC Sports Philadelphia about Kellen Moore. Then they give
Speaker 4: me some times and they're like, essentially we'd be asking
Speaker 4: how much did he help the Cowboys offense reach new
Speaker 4: levels relationship with Dak especially going from back up to
Speaker 4: quarterback coach.
Speaker 3: To see Whyatt soured with McCarthy.
Speaker 4: McCarthy, we've seen that McCarthy quotes about more wanting to
Speaker 4: quote unquote light up the scoreboard, how much of what
Speaker 4: he implemented remains in Dallas remained there last season? And
Speaker 4: then surely some trash talk back and forth about how
Speaker 4: disastrous both team seasons ended.
Speaker 5: So now we're on the same level as the Chargers.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know we got knocked out in the
Speaker 2: first round, so who see and all that the Chargers
Speaker 2: coaches got fired. The Boys made the playoffs. A lot
Speaker 2: of people I mean that that's the design because you
Speaker 2: brought the guy in and you said, hey, man, if
Speaker 2: we're being honest, it was a situation the same as
Speaker 2: far as La and the Cowboys like it was a situation.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I think the situation was the same.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 2: But the mindset when you go get a guy like
Speaker 2: Killing Moore to be an officerve coordinator with a quarterback
Speaker 2: like Justin Herbert is we're going to get him because
Speaker 2: we have an MVVP calendar caliber quarterback who just.
Speaker 5: Needs a guy. And then the guy got there and
Speaker 5: he didn't work.
Speaker 3: Mike, Mike McCarthy was proven right. At the end of
Speaker 3: the day, he was proven right.
Speaker 5: What did he do?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, the dude, second team All Pro, had the
Speaker 4: best had the best year of his career.
Speaker 3: He let the league in touchdowns and what did they No, no, no, no, bro,
Speaker 3: we're talking about.
Speaker 5: What Dak did. Justin Herbert. Yeah, but that's that's what.
Speaker 4: Who came on the show and said that Justin Herbert
Speaker 4: was going to finish top five and n B and
Speaker 4: I was wrong?
Speaker 5: Did I say it was wrong?
Speaker 3: Who said the Chargers were gonna make the playoffs?
Speaker 2: Who also said that the Dallas Cowboys wouldn't get far
Speaker 2: in the playoffs because we have the situation that we
Speaker 2: had last year. The guy is still in the center
Speaker 2: who said that he had less interceptions this season, So
Speaker 2: who blamed it?
Speaker 5: Don't do that.
Speaker 3: You know what happened in the playoff.
Speaker 5: What are you saying? You're insinuating players? Did he did
Speaker 5: he play good in the playoff game? Now knew he
Speaker 5: did he play good in the playoff game.
Speaker 3: He did not have a good playoffs? Okay, he there
Speaker 3: it is, he had.
Speaker 5: He had a whole the first hand.
Speaker 2: But our defense didn't show up this time either, which
Speaker 2: is different than the last time it was.
Speaker 3: It was forty eight or seventeen.
Speaker 4: Yea like look on macarthy was right about Kellen Moore.
Speaker 4: He took that to another level. That kelling Moore could
Speaker 4: take him to other level.
Speaker 5: And looking to another level.
Speaker 2: Kellen Moore missions on the wild card, but he went
Speaker 2: to another level justin Herbert Man and Brandy stated John,
Speaker 2: and that's what happened when Kellen Moore is going from
Speaker 2: there right back.
Speaker 5: Staley, go on, come on, he was a problem there too.
Speaker 5: You know that's he didn't do amazing.
Speaker 3: Andre Swift is a free agent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's all we wanted because he just just like
Speaker 2: going to box some more. Don't just like, don't come
Speaker 2: here if you Sweart because because we know what, we
Speaker 2: know what. You gonna know what you're gonna get here,
Speaker 2: get twelve, that's what that's what we're gonna run the football. Kellen.
Speaker 2: Is he a bad bad omen everybody? Hey, hey, wouldn't
Speaker 2: that be something a year? Like a year and then
Speaker 2: go to the Philly and if you don't want either,
Speaker 2: this is last shot.
Speaker 5: This is last you get him. Bill is his last shot.
Speaker 2: Like Bill, this is the m v P calib caliber quarterback,
Speaker 2: right and the team you got, you got wide receiver weapons,
Speaker 2: you got a quarterbacks tight end. This is it.
Speaker 3: He's gonna limited because pushed his life, his life, and.
Speaker 5: Probably this is it.
Speaker 11: This is it.
Speaker 6: Like if he don't win, if you don't want here,
Speaker 6: if you don't want hands a round, because you got
Speaker 6: the n V quarterback, you got, you got me the
Speaker 6: weapons offensive.
Speaker 3: We all know church and quarterbacks. Okay, say what Daniel
Speaker 3: Jones was supposed to go?
Speaker 6: Almost that was almost as bad as saying, you know
Speaker 6: what this all year, we got it this year, just
Speaker 6: like every other year, Berry's is almost that bad.
Speaker 5: It's almost about it. That's a shot about it a shout.
Speaker 2: I brought that up shot.
Speaker 5: As soon as pre all. Ye know they gotta go.
Speaker 2: You work undefeated, I got I got I gotta be
Speaker 2: seventeen though you ain't set even a mile. So we
Speaker 2: know we we're gonna be all right. We get about
Speaker 2: week so we're gonna be okay. So long as not further.
Speaker 2: Can't lose it.
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