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Speaker 1: term new for twenty twenty two, TikTok brain. No, I
Speaker 1: have not, Polly. It's a big story in the journal
Speaker 1: this week. Researchers have actually done brain scans to confirm
Speaker 1: that TikTok brain is real, extremely real, Ron Wolfley, it
Speaker 1: is on. I quickly define it the dopamine rush of
Speaker 1: endless short videos, which makes it hard for young viewers
Speaker 1: to switch their focus to slower moving activities, and a
Speaker 1: result says you might imagine in a decreased attention span
Speaker 1: plus human who's easily distracted. While Polly, you know what, Honestly,
Speaker 1: I am distracted, and I know you know that I
Speaker 1: am so distracted so much of the time for so
Speaker 1: many different reasons. But it's not because of TikTok. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you are ahead of your time. You know, it's not
Speaker 1: just kids. It's not just kids who suffer from, as
Speaker 1: I read here, making it harder for kids to sustain.
Speaker 1: Activities do not provide instant and constant satisfaction. Yes, Paul, Now,
Speaker 1: I bring this up not only because of its relation
Speaker 1: to you, Ron Wilfley, even though it has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with TikTok. Once again, you are the outlier in
Speaker 1: the study, Okay, you are the anomaly. I bring this
Speaker 1: up because I feel like maybe I'm suffering from TikTok
Speaker 1: brain in that in that everything that has gone on
Speaker 1: since the last edition of The Big Red Rage presented
Speaker 1: by Santan Ford in Gilbert, right, I mean this last edition,
Speaker 1: we were on the air, We're talking about stinking mock drafts,
Speaker 1: and think of everything that has gone down. That feels
Speaker 1: like so two months ago and it was only a
Speaker 1: matter of a few days. Yeah, a couple of things
Speaker 1: on this, Paul. Number one, I don't know about TikTok,
Speaker 1: but your forehead's big enough to play TikTok toe that much.
Speaker 1: I do know. That's number one, Paul. And I would
Speaker 1: also say, yeah, there has been an awful lot that
Speaker 1: has transpired, has there not? In the NFL Draft and
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals in will this be a different team
Speaker 1: than a year ago? Yes, indeed it will, and we
Speaker 1: will hear from their first round pick, ostensibly in Marquise
Speaker 1: Hollywood Brown was acquired from the Baltimore Ravens. In fact,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean there I was on stage wolf
Speaker 1: at the draft party, and all of a sudden in
Speaker 1: the year, you know, on the year piece, So like
Speaker 1: blah ba, we just traded for Marquise Hollywood Brown and
Speaker 1: he'll be here in a matter of moments. Did you
Speaker 1: believe that? Honestly? I mean when you first heard that,
Speaker 1: Because when I first got the text, I was like,
Speaker 1: knock it off. I thought, well, I believe the trade.
Speaker 1: I was pretty sure I believe the trade. I thought
Speaker 1: when they said he's gonna I'm like it would be
Speaker 1: via satellite up on the JumboTron. I didn't know he'd
Speaker 1: actually be there in person, which he was a matter
Speaker 1: of moments later. And you know what, the next day
Speaker 1: we had a chance to sit down to Marquise hollywo
Speaker 1: Brown and we're gonna hear that. Okay, momentarily on the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage. But there's been some news in between.
Speaker 1: And I'd rather take forehead jokes all night than read
Speaker 1: the following that DeAndre Hopkins has been suspended without pay
Speaker 1: for the first six games of the twenty twenty two
Speaker 1: regular season for violating the NFL Policy on Performance enhancing substances.
Speaker 1: Your reaction, Ron Wilfin, Yeah, Polly, what a bummer this
Speaker 1: is to actually hear this. Um. Listen, there are guys
Speaker 1: out there. They put a lot of stuff into their body.
Speaker 1: They do the best they can to get in shape.
Speaker 1: I have no idea the particulars, of course, what DeAndre
Speaker 1: Hopkins and what it means and what it says about
Speaker 1: him and his career. I really don't. I just know this.
Speaker 1: The fact is d hop is not going to be
Speaker 1: there for the Arizona Cardinals in the first six weeks
Speaker 1: of the season. That's what I know. How does that
Speaker 1: change the dynamic of this team? I don't know, Polly,
Speaker 1: We're gonna find out. But man, I don't know about you.
Speaker 1: I'm really really happy Marcus Brown is here that much,
Speaker 1: I will tell you, and not some rookie wide receiver
Speaker 1: that they drafted number twenty three overall. Yeah, you in
Speaker 1: the head coach Cliff Kingsbury. In fact, here's Coach Cliff
Speaker 1: talking about Marquise Hollywood Brown. It's just the fit in
Speaker 1: this Cardinals offense that has a lot of similarities to Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: more playmakers. We can have the better dynamic guy who
Speaker 1: can take the top off inside outside, And you know,
Speaker 1: I think he's just scratching the surface. We really feel
Speaker 1: like he fits what we do. Played in a similar
Speaker 1: scheme in college there ATWU with Lincoln, and so it
Speaker 1: should be a quick learning curve as well. And you
Speaker 1: know what, and astute observation, Well, this isn't some rookie
Speaker 1: where you're gonna wonder is he going to be regular
Speaker 1: season ready week one. There have been plenty of rookie
Speaker 1: receivers will look great in August and then failed to
Speaker 1: produce in September. You have no idea until regular season
Speaker 1: games get going. But that is not the case with
Speaker 1: Marquise Hollywood. Brown not only a proven thousand yard receiver,
Speaker 1: but obviously as a few years in the league, has
Speaker 1: familiarity with the playbook, has instant chemistry with the quarterback.
Speaker 1: So to what degree do you think it will be
Speaker 1: plug and play man, Yeah, that's the question, PAULA. I
Speaker 1: really don't know. I don't know what it's going to
Speaker 1: look like. I don't know what they're gonna do. I suspect, Paul,
Speaker 1: and this is my own suspicion. Nobody has told me this,
Speaker 1: but I suspect we're going to see a lot more
Speaker 1: twelve personnel. Paul. You know the way I feel about this.
Speaker 1: I've talked to you about it before in the past. Right,
Speaker 1: twelve personnel, one back, two tight ends, two wide receivers,
Speaker 1: and rundown situation first and ten and second and one
Speaker 1: to six. That rundown situation I think is going to
Speaker 1: be the biggest evolution of this offense going forward. Twelve personnel,
Speaker 1: more two tight ends and rundown situation. Now, whether that's
Speaker 1: Max Williams and Zach Ertz or whether that Is zach
Speaker 1: Ertz and Trey McBride. That remains to be seen, Paulie,
Speaker 1: but I do believe we're going to see a lot
Speaker 1: more of that, and because of it, you could build
Speaker 1: an argument. I don't agree necessarily with the argument, but
Speaker 1: you could build an argument that Marquis Brown is going
Speaker 1: to mean more. He's gonna mean more because of the
Speaker 1: run by guy, that he is over the top than
Speaker 1: what d Hop would actually provide in terms of actually
Speaker 1: being that much better than a J. Green. And by
Speaker 1: the way, for the record, the media did ask Cliff
Speaker 1: Kingsbury whether he was going to run thirteen personnel now
Speaker 1: that so we'll see if he's sandbagging or not out
Speaker 1: of necessity. We'll see, you know, Marky's Hollywood. Brown thinks
Speaker 1: he escaped the Ravens offense, and Greg Roman maybe not
Speaker 1: the first six games. Cardinals might be running three tight ends.
Speaker 1: We'll see about that. Yeah, you know, honestly, right now,
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to see it when d Hop does
Speaker 1: get back. When he does get back, oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: look out, because what Marcus Brown brings to this offense
Speaker 1: is exactly what they need. And it's not just a
Speaker 1: track guy. It's not just a guy who's wanted a
Speaker 1: four three five. It's a guy that is a good
Speaker 1: wide receiver who will catch the ball down the field
Speaker 1: if you throw it up to him. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 1: that is exactly what this offense needed. By the way,
Speaker 1: coming up Marquis Hollywood Brown, I do ask him how
Speaker 1: fast are you? Because you know, a lot of people
Speaker 1: think that he's definitely a sub four three guy if
Speaker 1: he would have been healthy coming out of Okooma with
Speaker 1: a foot and he would have run at the combine,
Speaker 1: which he never did. Quentin Harris, the VP of Player Personnel,
Speaker 1: this week on the Pash Podcast, and he was just
Speaker 1: talking about what lies straight ahead for Markis Brown here
Speaker 1: with the Cardinals. Hollywood's opportunity. He's gonna have more opportunity
Speaker 1: here than he did in Baltimore. So I think that's
Speaker 1: the biggest thing, because you know, even though we do
Speaker 1: have a solid run game, we're gonna throw the ball around.
Speaker 1: We're gonna use four wide, five wide at times, so
Speaker 1: you know, the opportunity. If you're a receiver, you want
Speaker 1: the ball. So I think it was, you know, the
Speaker 1: differences offenses for Hollywood is going to be very good
Speaker 1: for him. Looks all you've got to say, Paulie, is
Speaker 1: this right here that Marquis Brown has never played with
Speaker 1: a wide receiver like dhob never that much, I know. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna have him for the first six games. Okay,
Speaker 1: there's eleven more after that, by the way, So Marquis
Speaker 1: Brown will never have played with a guy the caliber
Speaker 1: of DeAndre Hopkins. That's gonna help Marquis Brown. Forget about
Speaker 1: the fact Marquis Brown is going to help the Hoppin
Speaker 1: zach Ertz, especially when they're running that short to intermediate
Speaker 1: stuff over the middle of the field in particular. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: he's gonna help them a lot, provide a lot of
Speaker 1: aid comfort from shelter, loosen up that secondary, no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. But you gotta remember, this is a guy
Speaker 1: that had ninety one receptions himself for over a thousand yards.
Speaker 1: This is a guy that is super explosive on the outside,
Speaker 1: who can hold up on his own. What is the
Speaker 1: hop gonna do for Marquise Brown when he gets back. Well,
Speaker 1: you had Lincoln Riley, now the USC coach, on this
Speaker 1: week at eight seven FM Arizona Sports, and you just
Speaker 1: asked him a Marquis Brown, right, and just his ability
Speaker 1: as a receiver more than just a earner. And his speed. Guy,
Speaker 1: here's Lincoln Riley. Everybody sees a speed like anybody on
Speaker 1: earth can see. This guy's pretty fast. But on top
Speaker 1: of it, most people aren't able to track a ball
Speaker 1: running full speed down the field with another guy hanging
Speaker 1: all over you. Most most people can't track the ball
Speaker 1: at the level that this guy can. And so it's
Speaker 1: a cool combination. Who throws a better deep ball, Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray or Lamar Jackson. Kyler Murray and Lamar Jackson would
Speaker 1: tell you that. And here's the other thing that I
Speaker 1: liked hearing from Lincoln Riley because I listened to an
Speaker 1: interview Wolf and he's not the first one to say
Speaker 1: it that Marky's Hollywood Brown is a competitor. This dude,
Speaker 1: this dude is really competitive in practice. He's all in.
Speaker 1: He cares about it a lot. He's all ball. I mean,
Speaker 1: he's really into football. And if you if you get
Speaker 1: to know his backstory and how he spent a year
Speaker 1: at at junior college and just the way he defied
Speaker 1: the odds to end up at Oklahoma and the NFL,
Speaker 1: you know, I think that matters, that it matters to
Speaker 1: him to such a big yeah. No, you're right, Polly,
Speaker 1: And again I wonder what this offense is going to
Speaker 1: look like. I love the signings, of course of the
Speaker 1: off season. I love all the tea leaves, so to speak,
Speaker 1: that we're reading right now and where the offense is
Speaker 1: headed and where all of this information and these signings
Speaker 1: actually point to. But we're gonna have to wait and see, Polly,
Speaker 1: because it's not going to look the same until d
Speaker 1: Hop obviously gets back. Yeah, and this just didn't The
Speaker 1: Cardinals didn't look good on offense without d Hop, Yes,
Speaker 1: and last year, and that is a fact. And coach
Speaker 1: Cliff keeps taking the blame and maybe rightfully so. But
Speaker 1: was it really the play calling or was it more
Speaker 1: the lack of playmakers? And so we'll see. Sean McVay
Speaker 1: had to evolve his system and he did after a
Speaker 1: three game losing streak, and it took him all the
Speaker 1: way to the Super Bowl. So now it's in the
Speaker 1: Cardinals offensive coach's court and they got to try and
Speaker 1: figure this out. And by the way, a little bit
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Speaker 1: burned down one of the throw going deep looking for
Speaker 1: Hollywood Brown and zol touch stop Hollywood Row. Surprise, surprise.
Speaker 1: He is a guy that makes sense for a number
Speaker 1: of reasons. Number one, two years of control costs, getting
Speaker 1: a dynamic receiver who's played inside outside obviously, the chemistry
Speaker 1: with our quarterback, and a guy who can be a
Speaker 1: dynamic vertical thread, which is something we were looking for
Speaker 1: as well. As I had a very strong feeling that
Speaker 1: the board was going to fall away. It did, and
Speaker 1: I'm awfully glad that we made this trade. Yeah, Steve
Speaker 1: Kind wasn't kidding. It was a surprise all around. Not
Speaker 1: only did the NFL, but Cardinal's nation yours truly. I
Speaker 1: was up on stage or the draft party in in
Speaker 1: a matter of a half hour, Hollywood Brown was on
Speaker 1: stage with yours truly intean and you're still smiling. I mean,
Speaker 1: here we are and you're still smiling. Man. Just this
Speaker 1: has been all good all around for you, hasn't it. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's been. It's been amazing. It's been funny. By the way,
Speaker 1: the owner was up on stage and actually get this
Speaker 1: side of the way, right off the top, he was
Speaker 1: consistently calling you Hollywood. Okay, but that's Michael Bidwall, he's
Speaker 1: the owner. Can we call you Hollywood? Do you like
Speaker 1: being called Hollywood? Oh yeah, I have no issue. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: you can call me considering you have an ecklas on
Speaker 1: right now, that says Hollywood, right yeah. Yeah, it's good
Speaker 1: for a business. But that that nickname didn't come until
Speaker 1: Oklahoma is because before that you were known as Jet
Speaker 1: and that was obviously based on your speed, right yeah,
Speaker 1: and getting caught out since I was like eight years old.
Speaker 1: So how did Hollywood come into play? Gus Johnson, the announcer,
Speaker 1: called me that it was a game I broke the
Speaker 1: school record, had like two hundred and sixty five yards,
Speaker 1: and from that point on everyone just called me, Hollywood,
Speaker 1: So I kind of just embraced it's good. That's good.
Speaker 1: So what sort of surprise was it to you? Because
Speaker 1: I told you we were on stage and they're talking
Speaker 1: in my ear and they're like, the trade just went
Speaker 1: down and oh, by the way, he's gonna be here
Speaker 1: in thirty minutes, and I'm like, wow. And how long
Speaker 1: did you have to hold on to that secret? H
Speaker 1: A A couple of days. I was holding on to it.
Speaker 1: I mean it was in the worse for it something
Speaker 1: quite some time. You know, I knew it was a
Speaker 1: possibility that it could happen. But when I finally knew
Speaker 1: that it actually wasn't gonna happen, you know, it was
Speaker 1: kind of it was kind of hard it just keep it,
Speaker 1: keep going because you had to keep it from Kyler
Speaker 1: as well. Yes, yes, what's the reaction been from Kyler?
Speaker 1: We know he sent the text messenger Steve Kine with
Speaker 1: the fireball emojis. How about with you? He's incided, Uh,
Speaker 1: we don't. We don't talk to each other, like even
Speaker 1: though we've been spending in the last two weeks with
Speaker 1: each other, we've been calling a nut style because it's
Speaker 1: actually not happened. So we both excited. How colose are
Speaker 1: you too? We're very close. Kyler was like my host
Speaker 1: when I when I took my visit to Oklahoma, and
Speaker 1: since we got there, you know, he wasn't a starter
Speaker 1: and I wasn't a starter, so we were together from
Speaker 1: it all the way through. So we're very close. And
Speaker 1: you guys have been throwing in Texas this off season. Yeah? Nice? Nice?
Speaker 1: So how much chemistry is there already once you get
Speaker 1: into this season, you know, get the training camp. I mean,
Speaker 1: how much chemistry have you guys already navigated down that
Speaker 1: learning curve? A lot of chemistry. He knows how I think,
Speaker 1: I know how he thinks, I know what he what
Speaker 1: he likes. So I'm excited. I think it was ten
Speaker 1: of his touchdowns in his Heisman campaign went to you
Speaker 1: and his tweet was, let's run it back. Yeah, okay?
Speaker 1: Is that plausible? Is that feasible? Is that do? How
Speaker 1: realistic is that you guys can recapture that sort of production.
Speaker 1: I think it's very reasonable. I mean, we're far from
Speaker 1: college and we're even better players than we were back then,
Speaker 1: so I think we just got to get to work
Speaker 1: and really see how we could do it. Marquise Hollywood Brown,
Speaker 1: our guests here on the Big Red Rage. We were
Speaker 1: the GM Steve Khmer, this kind of report you taught
Speaker 1: us about your play? What can Cardinals fans expect from
Speaker 1: Hollywood Brown? Spent a lot of big plays. I mean,
Speaker 1: I played with a lot of passion, a lot of excitement,
Speaker 1: and you know, however, I gotta do it, you know,
Speaker 1: to help the team win. I'm definitely gonna do it.
Speaker 1: How fast are you? I know it's a simple question,
Speaker 1: but it's not a simple answer because you didn't run
Speaker 1: the forty at the combine, So I mean, what how
Speaker 1: do you answer that when people ask you? I just
Speaker 1: say I'm very fast, and they're like, how fast are you?
Speaker 1: It's your forty? I'm glad. I don't know. I never
Speaker 1: get to run it, so I don't never got to
Speaker 1: run it. So we're just gonna keep in the mystery.
Speaker 1: I've seen speculation though, if you were healthy, you would
Speaker 1: have been a sub four three guy. Yeah, accurate, definitely,
Speaker 1: definitely accurate. Okay, so how does that translate into a game.
Speaker 1: For example, I've heard it said also you using a
Speaker 1: secondary and I remember JJ Nelson was a four two
Speaker 1: eight guy. Played for the Cardinals a few years ago,
Speaker 1: and he said he break the I'll only go out
Speaker 1: to the ex receiver and the DBS would literally say, hey,
Speaker 1: don't run that four two eight now, and they back up,
Speaker 1: they take a couple extra steps. Do you literally witness
Speaker 1: yourself and your speed? And the Scotter reports loosening a
Speaker 1: secondary h Yeah, definitely. I mean, since I've been in
Speaker 1: the league, you know, I'm probably up there for the
Speaker 1: most cushion in the league. Guys don't already impress me
Speaker 1: that much, and it opens things up for everyone. So
Speaker 1: I'm so happy that you know, I'm part of this
Speaker 1: group because you know, we got guys who can attack
Speaker 1: on all levels of the field. So it's gonna be
Speaker 1: very hard to contain us. How familiar are you with
Speaker 1: this offense just from your Oklahoma days? Because Cliff Kingsbury stided,
Speaker 1: you know what, we run a system that's pretty darn
Speaker 1: similar to Lincoln Riley. Yeah, definitely. You know they come
Speaker 1: from the same tree. Uh you know testas test recruited
Speaker 1: me and you know they was they had a good run,
Speaker 1: and I'm pretty familiar with you know already. The stuff
Speaker 1: I've been hearing is pretty similar to clip joke about
Speaker 1: that that he tried to recruit you at Texas Tech. Uh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's he's a you know, it's uh he glad that
Speaker 1: I'm finally on his team and I have to play
Speaker 1: against him, right. I think he said the same thing
Speaker 1: with Kyler as well. Yeah, that's good Hollywood Brown, our
Speaker 1: guest considering this offense versus a Baltimore Ravens offense that look,
Speaker 1: I mean, Lamar Jackson obviously dynamic, but I think of
Speaker 1: the Ravens offense, I think of a run first, run
Speaker 1: heavy offense, a lot of tight ends. How much more
Speaker 1: potential can you unlock in your own game just based
Speaker 1: on this scheme? Yeah, I think I haven't even showcase
Speaker 1: anything I really could do in the NFL yet. Like
Speaker 1: I said, I'm such a guy, you know that whatever
Speaker 1: the team asked me to do, I'm gonna do. And
Speaker 1: that's what I did in Baltimore. You know, I was
Speaker 1: happy with my time there, and you know, I'm very
Speaker 1: exited the potential that I can I can do in
Speaker 1: this offense. And I'm guessing you're looking forward to Kyler's
Speaker 1: deep ball. He throws one of the best deep balls
Speaker 1: in the league. Doesn't he Yeah, definitely. Are you strictling
Speaker 1: an outside receiver or do you see yourself as more
Speaker 1: versatile than that? Yeah? I could play all over wherever
Speaker 1: they need me. Really. Yeah, little quarterback action, that's good.
Speaker 1: That's good. I mean, you know, so you consider this
Speaker 1: offense a very good fit? Yes, sir? Okay? All right? Uh?
Speaker 1: And how familiar do you think you'll be with it?
Speaker 1: Will it be you know, a learning curve through camp
Speaker 1: or are you gonna be good to go? You think
Speaker 1: by week one? I think I'm gonna be good to go. Uh.
Speaker 1: You know it's my it's my job, my priority, So
Speaker 1: I'll be good to And I bet you're looking forward
Speaker 1: to the sunshine in Arizona. Definitely, definitely definitely didn't like
Speaker 1: the cold, so I'm happy about that. I've heard you're
Speaker 1: also very competitive in practice, true or false? Very true?
Speaker 1: Where does that come from? Um? Just growing up? And
Speaker 1: you know my ties with ab um just you want
Speaker 1: to practice how you really want to play. So when
Speaker 1: I'm in practice, I envision myself. You know, when I
Speaker 1: catch this slant, I'm gonna take it to the end zone.
Speaker 1: Even though we might be practicing at the ten down
Speaker 1: here I'm gonna take it to the end zone because
Speaker 1: that's what I'm gonna doing the game. So just bringing
Speaker 1: that energy so when you win the game, it makes
Speaker 1: it a lot easier. So, as a guy whose Twitter
Speaker 1: handle was Primetime Underscore Jet, what was like to fly
Speaker 1: with Michael Bidwell on the team plane? It was crazy?
Speaker 1: He flies to hisself, So, you know, just getting up
Speaker 1: there and seeing how everything went down was it was
Speaker 1: pretty exciting. Yeah, that was that was pretty amazing. There's
Speaker 1: no doubt about it. I mean, you made it to
Speaker 1: the draft party and now you're here to stay. So
Speaker 1: Marquise Hollywood Brown, we look forward to congratulations on everything.
Speaker 1: Thank you, I appreciate you guys. There you go, Hollywood
Speaker 1: Brown here on the Big Red Rape presented by Satan
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Speaker 1: select trade McBride, Cameron Thomas j standard pick up down,
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Speaker 1: On A Cardinals twenty twenty two Welcome back into the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage, presented by santan ford Ian Gilbert Paul
Speaker 1: kelvc Ron Wolfley's special thanks to Marquise Hollywood Brown and
Speaker 1: by the way, great to hear from him. We obviously
Speaker 1: heard from him the morning after the Thursday night first round,
Speaker 1: so that was less than twenty four hours after the
Speaker 1: trade was official and before the DeAndre Hopkins news, So
Speaker 1: just an fyi on that one. Some of the quick takeaways,
Speaker 1: wolf I don't know what stood out to you, but
Speaker 1: you know, he confirmed he's he's. His word was definitely
Speaker 1: when I asked him if he's a sub four three guy.
Speaker 1: He was very bullish on trying to recapture that chemistry
Speaker 1: and that productivity with Kyler Murray. I liked how he
Speaker 1: cited that, and he talked about this little later too,
Speaker 1: the analytics that he's been up among the league leaders
Speaker 1: for most cushion in the league by DBS, and his
Speaker 1: words how it opens it up for everyone else in
Speaker 1: the offense, which is exactly what the Cardinals had in
Speaker 1: mind when they traded for him, I presume. And then
Speaker 1: the last thing is when he said, you know what,
Speaker 1: I haven't even had a chance to showcase what I
Speaker 1: can do in the NFL. Yet you know what, PAULI
Speaker 1: That to me was what resonated the most with me.
Speaker 1: It is all I could think of was DeAndre Hopkins.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I know that he's not going to play
Speaker 1: for the first six weeks and that really does suck, Buttermilk,
Speaker 1: there's no other way to cut it. It does. Yet
Speaker 1: at the same time, that to me is what I'm
Speaker 1: so fascinated. Listen, Marquis Brown is suddenly going to change
Speaker 1: what the Arizona Cardinals are going to be able to do.
Speaker 1: Even when he doesn't get the ball, Paul, yep. And
Speaker 1: even when he doesn't get the ball, he's going to
Speaker 1: get impact. What a defense is gonna do to defend
Speaker 1: DeAndre Hopkins and Zach Ertz, especially over the middle of
Speaker 1: the field. He's going to open up a lot when
Speaker 1: he doesn't get the ball. But when he does, and
Speaker 1: this is what I was talking about, he's an excellent
Speaker 1: option to get the ball himself to get open to
Speaker 1: run by people and suddenly throw the ball down the field.
Speaker 1: What is d hop gonna do for Marquise Brown. That's
Speaker 1: gonna be something that he's gonna have to get used
Speaker 1: to because he's not had a DeAndre Hopkins opposite of him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: win healthy when they have all their weapons. I think
Speaker 1: this fulfills Cliff Kingsbury's original vision of forcing a defense
Speaker 1: to defend every blade of grass. You now have the
Speaker 1: burner over the top, you got DeAndre Hopkins and maybe
Speaker 1: aj Green working the sidelines. You have two maybe three
Speaker 1: tight ends going at the seams. You have a Rondel
Speaker 1: Mare all over the place. Laterally maybe crossers what have you,
Speaker 1: maybe more downfield, but you really are able to stretch
Speaker 1: that defense, not unlike warriors or sons right where you
Speaker 1: stretch the floor and you try and make a defense,
Speaker 1: you know, play to every single square inch of space
Speaker 1: out there. And when they have that compliment, and that's
Speaker 1: a big reason I presume they went after the tight
Speaker 1: end in round two and Trey McBride. We heard some
Speaker 1: of the highlights right there. Dang. So Steve Kime was
Speaker 1: asked for a scatter report because I think we were
Speaker 1: all ear holed by that nobody saw a tight end
Speaker 1: coming in round two of this draft. Here's a general manager.
Speaker 1: People ask, what do you like about him? I don't
Speaker 1: know what's there not to like about them? You know,
Speaker 1: special human, special player, rare stats, obviously over a thousand
Speaker 1: yards receiver as a tight end, ninetiesome catches. The guy
Speaker 1: can do it all. He can play inline, he can flex,
Speaker 1: he can motion, he can play out of the backfield.
Speaker 1: He's got tremendous hands, great catching radius, really strong in
Speaker 1: a crowd, characters off the charts, three time captain, phenomenal leader,
Speaker 1: and just thankful he was there. And if they're not
Speaker 1: willing to give a timetable on mat X Williams, and
Speaker 1: there's true uncertainty there about when he might be available,
Speaker 1: then that makes even more sense why they went Trey
Speaker 1: McBride in round two. Yeah, and once again, I'm sorry, Paul,
Speaker 1: but it signals a paradigm shift in this offense away
Speaker 1: from eleven personnel and more towards twelve personnel. That that
Speaker 1: doesn't mean they're not going to use eleven personnel, don't.
Speaker 1: I mean hear he'd by words, and hear them well
Speaker 1: they're gonna use three y They are going to do that,
Speaker 1: but this is going to we're gonna see more twelve personnel,
Speaker 1: two tight ends. You're not going to sign Zach Ertz
Speaker 1: as a free agent, which was very, very cool when
Speaker 1: they did it. He's going to be the move tight end,
Speaker 1: but you're not going to sign him to a three
Speaker 1: year contract, PAULI and not play him. He's going to play.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna draft Trey McBride even though he was
Speaker 1: the highest player rated on your board and not use him. Well,
Speaker 1: guess what, Trey McBride, what's so cool about him? He
Speaker 1: can either be your stud tight end line up where
Speaker 1: Max Williams typically would line up. If Max isn't ready
Speaker 1: to go, or if he's still rehabbing, maybe Trey McBride
Speaker 1: is going to get the opportunity to line up and
Speaker 1: be the stud tight end, or he could be the
Speaker 1: move tight end, the h he could be the why
Speaker 1: or the age Paulie. And that's the great thing about it.
Speaker 1: He could either start in either one of those positions,
Speaker 1: or he could back up either one of those positions
Speaker 1: or both. Paul Yeah, I've had multiple people in the
Speaker 1: war room confirmed that well, if that they love the
Speaker 1: fact you can play in line, he can flex out,
Speaker 1: you can go in motion, they can put him in
Speaker 1: the backfield. He ran a four five four forty, so
Speaker 1: he has that athleticism plus, as Steve Kinme also said,
Speaker 1: it is a pick for the future. Zach Ertz in
Speaker 1: his early thirties, Max Williams in his late twenties. You
Speaker 1: got a guy in line was the same age bracket
Speaker 1: as a Kyler Murray and a Marquis Hollywood Brown. So okay,
Speaker 1: there's your core of guys. And so that's a Trey
Speaker 1: McBride who came from Colorado State, and that was in
Speaker 1: round two. Then in round three, the first pick in
Speaker 1: round three Cameron Thomas out of San Diego State six
Speaker 1: four two sixty seven, a second team All American. And
Speaker 1: here's Quentin Harris, VP of Player Personnel on the pashpod.
Speaker 1: When it comes to Cam Thomas, Cam he's super athletic.
Speaker 1: And what you loved about Cam is you loved his interview,
Speaker 1: You love the intensity, but and you love the way
Speaker 1: he played the game. And also with Cam is he
Speaker 1: showed some ability to put his hand in the ground
Speaker 1: and play some of the five play some of the
Speaker 1: outside backer stuff due to his athleticism. So we really
Speaker 1: loved his motor, his temperament. Yeah, the word is huge
Speaker 1: motor in Cats. All out effort is what they say
Speaker 1: about this guy. Production off the charts. And look when
Speaker 1: it comes to Cameron Thomas and my J Sanders in
Speaker 1: this round three to meet, it was production over projection.
Speaker 1: They went with guys who actually posted numbers, even though
Speaker 1: my J. Sanders didn't finish a number of sex and
Speaker 1: we'll get to that in a minute. But with Cam Thomas, man,
Speaker 1: the numbers are there, yes, Polly, And this is what
Speaker 1: I love too, what you just said right there, that
Speaker 1: you've got this production over projection. I love it. Kyle
Speaker 1: Van Deenbosch, as a matter of fact, was talking about
Speaker 1: this very thing, how he wanted to see the Cardinals
Speaker 1: draft guys with a high floor, which is a great
Speaker 1: way of saying it as opposed to a high ceiling.
Speaker 1: Give me a high floor. This is what this guy's
Speaker 1: baseline is going to be right here, and I think
Speaker 1: they really did that in this draft. I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: really interested to see how they're gonna use Cameron Thomas,
Speaker 1: of course, and how often they will stick his hand
Speaker 1: in the dirt and bring him off the edge. But
Speaker 1: you have to remember, once again, one of the strengths
Speaker 1: of Vans Joseph was the fact that he was a
Speaker 1: master schemer. Paul the ability to actually bring five generate
Speaker 1: pressure with five complex pressure packages. That's one of the
Speaker 1: reasons why he became a head coach up in Denver,
Speaker 1: because he built this reputation for being a guy that
Speaker 1: could do that well. In twenty twenty, as I've discussed,
Speaker 1: where Chandler Jones had one sack in five games, the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals finished number five in sacks per attempt. Ask
Speaker 1: yourself this, why did that happen? They had some talented
Speaker 1: guys that were involved in rushing the passer. That's you
Speaker 1: know what, scheme wise, that's all they needed. They needed
Speaker 1: a break and that's what Vance Joseph gave them. This
Speaker 1: is what I think Cam is really going to benefit
Speaker 1: from Cam Thomas is the fact that he's going to
Speaker 1: be in this high pressure scheme bring five. You just
Speaker 1: don't know which five are coming. I think these guys
Speaker 1: Sanders and Thomas have a chance to contribute, he said.
Speaker 1: He told the media quote, I'm an edge rusher even
Speaker 1: though he admits he does have the potential to move
Speaker 1: inside to a five technique when and if needed. Okay,
Speaker 1: and then there's My J. Sanders. So whereas Cameron Thomas
Speaker 1: has traits of a JJ Watt a little bit few
Speaker 1: traits anywhere he wore number ninety nine, they look at
Speaker 1: My J. Sanders and they say he has traits of
Speaker 1: a Chandler Jones, just in terms of the body type.
Speaker 1: In the length six five two forty something. He has
Speaker 1: those long arms. Once again, Quentin Harris on the Pashpod
Speaker 1: talking about the round three pick out of Cincinnati, Maj.
Speaker 1: You look at his numbers, You're like, they're kind of
Speaker 1: a whole hum. But if you really study the tape
Speaker 1: and you really study how disrupt if this guy is
Speaker 1: uh Maja, you're getting a guy that is a tempo
Speaker 1: center um plays with his hair on fire, tons of upside.
Speaker 1: Now he's gonna have to work on finishing rushes because
Speaker 1: he missed about seven sacks just because he's you know,
Speaker 1: he plays with that temple in that effort. So there's
Speaker 1: little details that all these guys need to work on,
Speaker 1: But specifically Maj is just gonna have to just to
Speaker 1: slow down a little bit interesting ahead. His sixty two
Speaker 1: total pressures real quick led the conference, but if you're looking,
Speaker 1: might didn't have more sacks. I found that interesting when
Speaker 1: Quinn Harris said, there he just didn't finish enough. What's
Speaker 1: amazing about Sanders to me is he is long, and
Speaker 1: he does look like a young Chandler Jones. Okay, And
Speaker 1: I would tell him, right now, go ahead and just
Speaker 1: rip every pass rush of Chandler Jones. Watch every every
Speaker 1: pass rush of Chandler Jones. That's what I would do
Speaker 1: right there. If I were my Jay Harris, I would
Speaker 1: do that thing right. I'd watch it and study it
Speaker 1: because he's long, just like Chan was. You know. It's
Speaker 1: interesting Also, Kim had cited how he played his best
Speaker 1: games and the biggest games. They got to see him
Speaker 1: against an Alabama. They got to see him against a
Speaker 1: Notre Dame and go against guys like an Evan Neil.
Speaker 1: So that film goes a long way. When you play
Speaker 1: at Cincinnati and they can see you against a Notre
Speaker 1: Dame offensive line, that sort of thing, and they can
Speaker 1: see how disruptive he can still be. Now well, real quick,
Speaker 1: I mean they have a need opposite of Marcus Golden.
Speaker 1: How realistic, feasible, and doable is it that one of
Speaker 1: these two guys could actually be part of a rotation
Speaker 1: on the edge week one. You know, Pouli on the edge.
Speaker 1: I think week one, there's a real pability that, Yeah,
Speaker 1: they're going to contribute, They're going to line up and
Speaker 1: I could see one of them starting Week one. I
Speaker 1: could see that on the edge in certain third and
Speaker 1: obvious pass situations or just obvious pass situations period, I
Speaker 1: could see that Pauli. Once again, because you're going to
Speaker 1: scheme a lot of your pressure. There are three ways
Speaker 1: basically to get pressure. You scheme pressure, you've got covered sacks,
Speaker 1: or you're just better then where you line four guys
Speaker 1: up and you just get to the quarterback because you're
Speaker 1: better than the five guys trying to block you. I
Speaker 1: think the Cardinals are going to have to do it
Speaker 1: via scheme and coming off the edge. Paul. For the
Speaker 1: most part, it's a pretty simple thing to do, and
Speaker 1: that's one of the reasons why I think a rookie
Speaker 1: that is going to truly play the edge, I think
Speaker 1: we'll be able to contribute because hey, it's line up
Speaker 1: and go get the quarterback. Let MoMA and Papa take over.
Speaker 1: Would you agree that if there's a time time sign
Speaker 1: between now and camp, it's gonna come at edge rusher
Speaker 1: and or d tackle. Yes, yes, I think defensive tackle,
Speaker 1: maybe even corner bully, maybe even something where bringing a
Speaker 1: veteran corner and Robert Alfred I could see. I could
Speaker 1: see that happening, and I would do it. There are
Speaker 1: some other guys that are out there as well. Kyle
Speaker 1: Fuller is still out there, a guy that had a
Speaker 1: very disappointing season with the Denver Broncos last year, signed
Speaker 1: a one year contract for nine point five. Hey, listen, Kyle,
Speaker 1: we got the opportunity if you possibly possibly coming here
Speaker 1: and earning a starting spot that I'm sure would be tantalizing.
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Speaker 1: It's episode twenty nine of the Day Pash Podcast, featuring
Speaker 1: the Cardinals Vice President of Player Personnel coin Harris. It's
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Speaker 1: updates via Twitter at pash pod. Some great stuff on
Speaker 1: the draft and if you notice I didn't mention offensive
Speaker 1: line as a kid time sign as because the Cardinals
Speaker 1: are bullish on especially a couple of guards they got
Speaker 1: and day three and if you're looking for the rookie,
Speaker 1: you might have the quickest path to reps an actual
Speaker 1: game time right away. It might be the running back
Speaker 1: in round six out of the USC We'll cover all
Speaker 1: that and talk about the Cardinals big road trip in
Speaker 1: Mexico City. It is now official. It is a big
Speaker 1: red rage presented by santan Ford and Gilbert. We are
Speaker 1: santan Ford for a shot into the end zone here
Speaker 1: Johnson the lead of the laft bolt, the fitzgalda right
Speaker 1: time at agel back to help protect Josh mccount. There
Speaker 1: than one of the seventeen account back to twelve going
Speaker 1: a lot in the end zone far side, Fitzjoel goals
Speaker 1: up topical for summer Orry Fitzgiel for the second of
Speaker 1: the year. I'm on that day, fash. Yes, that was
Speaker 1: from Mexico City circa two thousand and five, first year
Speaker 1: on the air together as a collective voice of the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals, and all these years later, Ron Wolfley, I
Speaker 1: would say, in my humble opinion that Mexico City road
Speaker 1: Trip is still top five all time in the nearly
Speaker 1: two decades we've been doing this. Would you agree or disagree? Yeah, Bull,
Speaker 1: I would agree right there. It's interesting to hear the
Speaker 1: bird Dave pass, it'll bottle, very interesting ball calling that
Speaker 1: right there. You know. And every time you bring up
Speaker 1: Mexico City, you know what I talk about? Okay, the
Speaker 1: first thing I think of is every time they kicked
Speaker 1: the ball off, they went nuts. Remember half ball? The
Speaker 1: crowd went nuts every time Neil was it Neil Rockers. Yeah,
Speaker 1: back then when you see the ball off and kick
Speaker 1: it off ball, the crowd would explode and you knew,
Speaker 1: you knew that was gonna happen. Because we're doing the
Speaker 1: pregame show. It's two hours before kickoff and there's already
Speaker 1: fifty thousand people in their seats, and as the kickers
Speaker 1: and punters are warming up, the crowd's going nuts. Anybody
Speaker 1: who kicked a pigskin got a standing ovation because you know,
Speaker 1: it's soccer crazy. I mean, it is hallowed ground as
Speaker 1: Stadio Azteca when it comes to football, right, and when
Speaker 1: it comes to soccer and what they call football in Mexico,
Speaker 1: and it's gonna be Monday Night Football Week eleven, November
Speaker 1: twenty first fucking Achman on the call. So there you go.
Speaker 1: That's official now as Stadio Azteca Cardinals and forty nine Ers.
Speaker 1: The remaining schedule comes out next Thursday, May twelfth. I'll
Speaker 1: call it. You know how cavernous attack is right? Oh
Speaker 1: my goodness. That is the other thing too, how cavernick.
Speaker 1: That is a huge structure. I've been on the sidelines
Speaker 1: in ann Arbor, at the Big House and as Stadio
Speaker 1: Asteca dwarfst in a lot of ways, it is ginormous.
Speaker 1: It's just it's amazing site and it's higher elevation than Flagstaff.
Speaker 1: Keep that in mind. That's why Neil Rackers wanted he
Speaker 1: had six fuel goals and that win against the Niners
Speaker 1: in two thousand and five, he wanted a shot at
Speaker 1: a seventy yard fuel goal. Yeah, that's this because of
Speaker 1: the light air. He was convinced he was gonna drill
Speaker 1: a seven yard field goal. He never got the opportunity. Yes,
Speaker 1: of course, he had the fans behind him to do that, Paul,
Speaker 1: and you know it, yep. So if you don't have
Speaker 1: your day three Arizona Cardinals draft picks memorized, Okay, I
Speaker 1: got you here. Keyanta Ingram, running back out of USC
Speaker 1: in round six. Licida Smith also in round six, the
Speaker 1: guard out of Virginia Tech six three three fourteen. Then
Speaker 1: in round seven he had three picks. Chris Matthew, this
Speaker 1: six two corner out of Valdosta State with an eighty
Speaker 1: inch wingspan, by the way, and by the way of
Speaker 1: Baldosta State currently has two active corners in the NFL,
Speaker 1: including Kenny Moore of the Colts. If he didn't know that,
Speaker 1: Jesse Luke Hatta, the linebacker out of Penn State he
Speaker 1: was in round seven as well, might be inside, might
Speaker 1: be outside. And then Marquis Hayes, the guard out of
Speaker 1: Oklahoma six five three eighteen. All he did was started
Speaker 1: his final thirty seven games at left guard for Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: and he was second team All Big Twelve. But if
Speaker 1: I was asking which one of those guys you think
Speaker 1: might have the quickest pat to real action in a game,
Speaker 1: who would you say? Yeah, you know what, Paulie. Honestly, listen,
Speaker 1: it's not like I've sat down and watched an awful
Speaker 1: lot of tape on these guys. But can I just
Speaker 1: say right now the person that I'm most interested in
Speaker 1: is number two fifteen, Lacida Smith. Okay, oh, did you
Speaker 1: hear what he said after Baulunity. He just wants a chance.
Speaker 1: He wants the chance to be able to compete and start.
Speaker 1: He wants the chance. He just wants to be given
Speaker 1: the opportunity to guess what, Lacidas, You're gonna get that opportunity.
Speaker 1: He's gonna get that opportunity to compete and to make
Speaker 1: the team and make the roster. He's gonna be given
Speaker 1: that opportunity. And when you hear a guys say that, man,
Speaker 1: that's intriguing to me. Paul right, the confidence level that
Speaker 1: he displayed, he told the media, and you're gonna like
Speaker 1: this quote. I pack a punch in the run game.
Speaker 1: I come off the ball with a lot of power.
Speaker 1: That was Lacida Smith. Here's Quinn Harris, the VP of
Speaker 1: Player person on the Pass when he was asked about
Speaker 1: the Cardinals sixth round pick out of Virginia Tech. I
Speaker 1: really like Lucida Smith, our guard we took out of
Speaker 1: Virginia Tech. This guy is athletic, he's an excellent pooler.
Speaker 1: He's tough, he's physical, and a lot of times you know,
Speaker 1: you watch NFL lineman and you're like, ah, he's tough,
Speaker 1: he's strong, but he's slow footed. This guy is everything.
Speaker 1: He was a steel in my opinion, for us, He's
Speaker 1: one guy that once he gets his opportunity, it's it's
Speaker 1: gonna be tough to remove him from the seat. And
Speaker 1: I think you know his temperament. And again when we
Speaker 1: talk about bringing these A and B football characters at
Speaker 1: guys in, he's one of those guys. He's a former
Speaker 1: high school tight end who was moved to offensive line,
Speaker 1: hence the feat and Wolf. I don't know how you
Speaker 1: you really diagnose the right guard position right now, but
Speaker 1: if you're looking at Will Hernandez obviously, but then you
Speaker 1: have Justin Murray, who you figure is gonna be healthy
Speaker 1: by that time training camp rolls around. So I don't
Speaker 1: know how you handicap that right guard spot or how
Speaker 1: wide open it might be. You know what, Paul, Once again,
Speaker 1: I think Will Hernandez is going to be given the
Speaker 1: opportunity day one to go out and win that job,
Speaker 1: and I think that he will. But it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: that there's not going to be some type of competition.
Speaker 1: Justin Murray, you bring that up. That's a great to me.
Speaker 1: That was a big loss for the Arizona Cardinals. And
Speaker 1: I know nobody's gonna say that, Paully. Nobody's gonna say
Speaker 1: but you know, Paul, because you were there, You saw that.
Speaker 1: You were on the sideline. Yes, indeed, the sideline reporter
Speaker 1: with a belt high perspective. You saw it. Though, Paul,
Speaker 1: let me say this. You know what I saw. I
Speaker 1: saw a quarterback who didn't have confidence in the right
Speaker 1: guard position. That's what I saw, and it had a
Speaker 1: big effect, especially when they played the Rams those last
Speaker 1: two games. Here's what I like, Paully about what Lucida
Speaker 1: Smith said. I like the fact that he was saying
Speaker 1: he fancies himself to be a brawler. Okay, now I'm
Speaker 1: paraphrasing what he said, but he was saying, and you
Speaker 1: already hinted at this, his strength he felt was the
Speaker 1: run game coming off the ball, baby, doing it with
Speaker 1: a dark heart and a painted face coming off the
Speaker 1: ball and ripping the bloody knuckles up through somebody's face mask.
Speaker 1: That to me is what gets me fired up, because
Speaker 1: you're not gonna say that unless you really believe that
Speaker 1: about yourself. You're not going to say it, because guess
Speaker 1: what lacide is. We're all gonna find out. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get a great opportunity to find out if you're really
Speaker 1: gonna do that, And if you're not gonna do it,
Speaker 1: why would you say it. I don't think Lucida Smith
Speaker 1: was saying anything that was ridiculous. I think he was
Speaker 1: stating what he believes he is. And that's the thing
Speaker 1: I can't wait to see. Let's see it in training camp.
Speaker 1: All right, So who's my date three? Pick? Right to get?
Speaker 1: You know, thanks for asking me. Ingram the running back
Speaker 1: out of USC. Just the fact that you can't you
Speaker 1: can't run James Connor into the ground, and that backup
Speaker 1: running back spot I think is wide open. And when
Speaker 1: this kid comes in, it's six foot two twenty. He
Speaker 1: considers himself quote a true three down running back, big
Speaker 1: time recruit and went to Texas and then transfer to USC.
Speaker 1: A bigger back who can run between the tackles, can
Speaker 1: move in space, can catch the football. I think, especially
Speaker 1: at that position where we've seen rookies assimilate right away
Speaker 1: to the NFL. I think, you know, Benjamin and Jonathan Moore,
Speaker 1: they have a competition on their hands from Kante Ingram.
Speaker 1: And once again, why would you get a guy that big, Paul,
Speaker 1: why would you Why would you not get a guy
Speaker 1: more like Chase Edmonds as opposed to James Connor? Why
Speaker 1: why would you do that? Paul? Are you gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and read into that? Is that what you're saying, Paul,
Speaker 1: You're saying the guy's six foot two hundred twenty pounds
Speaker 1: can run the ball in between the tab? Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what I would say. Is this is all pointing to
Speaker 1: way more traditional, more use of a more traditional, more
Speaker 1: power schemed offense. Now are we going to see it?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but Paul, thinking of the Tennessee Titans
Speaker 1: and blending eleven personnel with the new era offense with
Speaker 1: twelve personnel in the more traditional offense, I'm sorry, but
Speaker 1: that's what I think of the Tennessee Titans and their offense,
Speaker 1: which is killer when they do it right. Is that
Speaker 1: something that Cliff Kingsbury could scheme up for Kyler Murray
Speaker 1: in this offense? Yeah, based on what we're seeing in
Speaker 1: the signings, Yes, I think that's what we could see.
Speaker 1: And by the way, when the Cardinals go to Nashville
Speaker 1: for that joint practice with the Titans. Man, there's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of storylines. I mean, the Titans right
Speaker 1: now are tracking to have the most drama of any
Speaker 1: team in the league with this whole Ryan Tannehill situation
Speaker 1: and Malik willis coming in and I'm not going to
Speaker 1: mentor him, and then he's not showing up for the
Speaker 1: OTAs because he has a quote home renovation. He's seen too.
Speaker 1: So Ryan Tannehill, the franchise quarterback, hasn't been there. And
Speaker 1: now there's reports from Adam Schefter that they actually tried
Speaker 1: in the offseason to trade for Aaron Rodgers or try
Speaker 1: and get to Shaun Watson instead of Ryan Tannehill, who,
Speaker 1: by the way, there's no guaranteed money coming his way
Speaker 1: next season, so they're looking to pull the trigger, you know,
Speaker 1: the hook on him. So you watched that whole week
Speaker 1: is going to be really interesting. That joint practice against
Speaker 1: the type, Yes, PAULI. And by the way, if in
Speaker 1: fact I did have plans of combining that eleven and
Speaker 1: twelve personnel, the old and the new man, why not
Speaker 1: go practice against those guys, that would make a lot
Speaker 1: of sense. Yes. Rookie minicamp by the way is next
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