Speaker 1: Look at this is back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Gotta show us.
Speaker 3: Really, We're gonna answer your voicemails, gonna talk plenty of defense, yes, and.
Speaker 1: We're gonna play a game.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir gonna, I mean not wrong. Hey, you doing guys?
Speaker 1: It is the get Loud podcasts.
Speaker 3: Anybody see Geek the official tickety partner of your washing commanders,
Speaker 3: Brat Smooth, Michael Jenkins and discussion guests in the house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, immediately haters when you have you know, I've been
Speaker 4: I've been one of your biggest fans.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. That's true. Like that, that's no hate
Speaker 2: between me and you is a brotherhood. That's what it is. Respect. Respect.
Speaker 5: What about to man, Hey man, just chilling man, just
Speaker 5: trying to enjoy the sum Obviously I got a tan.
Speaker 5: I wasn't this dark last week, so yeah, yes, he was.
Speaker 5: I was enjoying the weather man. I'm just excited man,
Speaker 5: to be with you guys. There's always a good I
Speaker 5: feel it. I feel it in the air when I
Speaker 5: came to the building to day. Yeah it feels a
Speaker 5: little bit different. Yeah, I feel something in the air.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: You know what Bobby Wagner's been doing. Yes, meeting with
Speaker 3: Magic Johnson. Yeah, so Magic posted on Instagram. Put this
Speaker 3: on Twitter as well. Today I had lunch with Bobby Wagner,
Speaker 3: a Super Bowl champion current Washington Man linebacker. I was
Speaker 3: impressed by his entrepreneurial mindset and provided him with tips
Speaker 3: on how to scale his business and building.
Speaker 1: Well, so Magic is a great businessman.
Speaker 2: Everything he touch could dad. That's true.
Speaker 1: And also I didn't realize you back in the day.
Speaker 1: Well on the Magic Johnson show.
Speaker 2: Hey man, Magic, you've.
Speaker 5: Done a lot a lot of people talking about you know.
Speaker 5: I was on the air because I was part of
Speaker 5: uh you know one time I used to be a
Speaker 5: model and I was part of the NFL. The NFL
Speaker 5: Best Bodies don't at home, don't go find that show.
Speaker 5: We were on the show. I think t O was
Speaker 5: on the show. Regret for some of the old players.
Speaker 5: But Magic, he came on late late night. I think
Speaker 5: he was like Channel fifty four after Our City, Your Hall.
Speaker 5: Magic tried it all. But that was a fun experience. Bobby,
Speaker 5: get the kid. I mean, that's the beauty of having
Speaker 5: a guy like Magic as an ownership. Now call him up.
Speaker 5: And Magic has always been like that for athletes where
Speaker 5: he'll drop a little knowledge on you about you're talking
Speaker 5: about Selex smooth set, everything you touch.
Speaker 2: He can scale things.
Speaker 5: He understands business, you know, movie theater, Starbucks, every real estate.
Speaker 5: You know, the guys, the teams, everything, sports teams. I
Speaker 5: mean to say the least, you guys just phenomenal. And
Speaker 5: for Bobby to be able to dive in go meet
Speaker 5: with him. You know Bobby Strop dude. I know I
Speaker 5: know Bobby from Shrop dude. So that was a good
Speaker 5: thing for him to do.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: At the end of the day, you're talking about Magic Johnson,
Speaker 4: my friend, at the end of the day, if you
Speaker 4: can cherry pick knowledge from people like that, yes, this
Speaker 4: this everything.
Speaker 2: A player dreams of. And now we have this dream
Speaker 2: team ownership that you can.
Speaker 4: Kind of pick all their brain and find out these
Speaker 4: small things. But when it comes to a guy like
Speaker 4: Magic Johnson, man, first of all, let's be honest.
Speaker 2: His dad is from Mississippi, right, So if.
Speaker 5: You wonder what Magic is the way he is, it's
Speaker 5: because his daddy was born in Mississippi.
Speaker 2: In all great things, he had to be born in
Speaker 2: mississ Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Great things come billionaires I'm talking Oprah Winfrey.
Speaker 2: I'm talking Morgan Freeman. I'm talking Elvis to Elvis. I'm
Speaker 2: talking Mississippi's Finest. We even got Britney Spears in it.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is Mississippi creates great things. But this
Speaker 2: up a good point though.
Speaker 5: It seems like these young owners and new owners are
Speaker 5: more willing to meet with players.
Speaker 2: That's a good thing.
Speaker 1: It's not that separation.
Speaker 5: In the fact that Magic posted this on Instagram, like, man,
Speaker 5: that's that's that's a that's a big move. Just just
Speaker 5: the show, like, hey man, I'm embracing everything, approach the boy,
Speaker 5: and it's good for the brand, it's good for the commanders.
Speaker 2: It's just good for the city.
Speaker 4: And I got the interview, sit down with Magic, hang
Speaker 4: out with Magic man.
Speaker 2: He I can see why a whole planet falls in
Speaker 2: love with Magnetic.
Speaker 1: Who did you have in your career?
Speaker 3: Could be an unexpected mentor or someone maybe that's expected,
Speaker 3: where you came to the league and someone really guided
Speaker 3: you in a way that impacted you.
Speaker 4: Well, I can say it was not him, Yeah he didn't.
Speaker 2: He was never a model. He was in Jet magazine.
Speaker 4: I can say this. My guy was DN and it
Speaker 4: started in college. He reached out to me when I
Speaker 4: was in college because I had did an ESPN right up,
Speaker 4: and I was like that, my I kind of walk
Speaker 4: in his path do everything.
Speaker 2: He reached out to.
Speaker 4: Me and started to talk to me my senior year
Speaker 4: in college and I got drafted here and he was
Speaker 4: waiting on me in the locker room, and just talking
Speaker 4: to him made me feel like one I belonged in
Speaker 4: the NFL.
Speaker 2: Two he was giving me these little ten bits.
Speaker 4: Three weeks after we get here, he retires, all right,
Speaker 4: So now he said, here, take my twenty one, take
Speaker 4: my jersey, take my locker, take everything. Like he literally
Speaker 4: gave me everything. I had a joint contract for the
Speaker 4: first three year.
Speaker 2: He gave me that like.
Speaker 4: It was like he set me up for success. So
Speaker 4: Dean Sammon's most definitely was they.
Speaker 5: Got I think me for me, it was Paul Allen.
Speaker 5: Now that I think about Bobby and the magic. Paul Allen,
Speaker 5: most people don't know was purchasing the Seahawks when I
Speaker 5: was being drafted. So the team was actually practicing in Anaheim,
Speaker 5: and then I had to go back and I had
Speaker 5: to sit down with mister Allen and go around and
Speaker 5: say as he was buying a team and spend some
Speaker 5: time with him and that relationship because I was his
Speaker 5: first draft pick in the first as he bought the team.
Speaker 5: So that relationship for me was which probably led me
Speaker 5: to do on the stuff I do today and teching
Speaker 5: all the different things. So he's for head of Microsoft, yes, yeah,
Speaker 5: mister Allen if you guys, he's a founder of Microsoft
Speaker 5: and him and Bill Gates. But he also owned supporting
Speaker 5: trailer base in the Seahawks and uh, the Sounders out there.
Speaker 5: So man, that was a big, big moment for me
Speaker 5: to be able to be with somebody like miss Stella.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sure that's huge.
Speaker 3: And then you have a guy like Bobby Wagner who
Speaker 3: isn't just meeting with Magic Johnson, but it's meeting with
Speaker 3: Magic Johnson hard on the Commanders. So there's a real
Speaker 3: connection there that that it's not just a celebrity guy's
Speaker 3: a real vested interest in what.
Speaker 2: You're a lifetime connection and this is what it's about.
Speaker 2: It's a lifetime connection.
Speaker 4: And I think what the new ownership group is trying
Speaker 4: to do is bring back that family atmosphere that used
Speaker 4: to be around and they trying to let everybody know
Speaker 4: we got your back, good, bad, ugly in between. And
Speaker 4: I think that's what make franchise of family. Like when
Speaker 4: we were when they was winning championships here, I talked
Speaker 4: to that group of players. I don't talk to be Mitch,
Speaker 4: I don't talk to the post out of And the
Speaker 4: one thing they always told me what made us better
Speaker 4: than most teams, Well we won. We was a football family, yeah,
Speaker 4: and families always win. And that's what happened.
Speaker 3: Well, we've seen over the past couple weeks is now
Speaker 3: we're seeing the pundits come out, Yes, best come out
Speaker 3: and say all right, here's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: And there is a little bit of run.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a few people saying that the Commanders could make
Speaker 3: a jump.
Speaker 1: From worse to first.
Speaker 2: Do you believe it? Sports right, Let's let's be honest.
Speaker 4: What we did was we took They took a roster,
Speaker 4: They trim the fat, They kept all the best players
Speaker 4: to TYR mclawn's John Allens the pains, they kept all
Speaker 4: the good players, and they replaced all the ones that
Speaker 4: was mid level with high up, high grace players.
Speaker 2: So yes, they have a chance.
Speaker 4: I got a lead on defense with Bobby Wagner, yellow
Speaker 4: jacket guy. I got Sam cosed me to leave my
Speaker 4: offense line one of the best rated guards in the league.
Speaker 2: Last year.
Speaker 4: I got tyr mclawin when the top fifteen where I
Speaker 4: receive it on the outside.
Speaker 2: I got a rocking quarterback. They can throw in run.
Speaker 4: People don't know what they expect. The unexpect. They can't
Speaker 4: catch you off guard, like think about it the offense.
Speaker 4: They don't for the first five weeks, no team or
Speaker 4: know how to play us offensively because they ain't got
Speaker 4: no film to watch. Defensively, We're gonna be very aggressive
Speaker 4: and we're gonna we added a ton of Italian I
Speaker 4: didn't think about who you played in your division, the Giants.
Speaker 2: And that, And that's where I think a lot of
Speaker 2: people is looking at it to. You know.
Speaker 5: So when one team like Smooth says building through the drive,
Speaker 5: keeping the best players and doing some good things, then
Speaker 5: you look at the NFC East Philly last year was
Speaker 5: a mess.
Speaker 2: And they got to new offensive court.
Speaker 5: They were a massive Jalen Hurst didn't That wasn't a
Speaker 5: j Hurst we saw for the first two years of
Speaker 5: his career. Eighteen months of his career whatever it was.
Speaker 5: And then Daniel Jones, you never know what you're gonna get.
Speaker 5: They lost, they lost Sa Kwan. So the Giants is
Speaker 5: just you know, I mean, you know, they're clearly in
Speaker 5: the rebuilding face up there in New York and Dallas
Speaker 5: is X factor. Right, they lose Dan, But me and
Speaker 5: Smooth was talking about the air. Dak seems to be
Speaker 5: the guy who doesn't get like he's.
Speaker 3: The Rodney danger field quarterback, like you never know, he's
Speaker 3: gotta win some playoff games.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, but he's good enough to win. But he
Speaker 5: was like, ah, you just don't know can win a
Speaker 5: championship with that. So when you look at that, you
Speaker 5: take the bet that coordinated. They still got a pretty
Speaker 5: good team. You know, they got a stud of monster
Speaker 5: on defense and died in CD and all those guys.
Speaker 5: If CD is not in green Bay from I'm hearing
Speaker 5: about the rumors about he could possibly trade a green Bay.
Speaker 4: First of all, green Bay dot Green Bay is not
Speaker 4: a team that goes out and cheery picks people.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but they were looking at CDM, so maybe Dallas
Speaker 5: is trying to figure out how the just the salary cap.
Speaker 2: But the Smooths point you rebuild a team playing against
Speaker 2: a kind of weak and uncertain, uncertain nfcas it could
Speaker 2: be possible.
Speaker 5: But there is one button. Jase Daniels. Yeah, a rookie quarterback.
Speaker 5: Well guess what right, everybody sees him in that CJ
Speaker 5: SC could they could be Ronan and we talked about
Speaker 5: that before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's the only thing.
Speaker 4: But I think his roster is set up for him
Speaker 4: to have some sense better than munch Brice Young. So
Speaker 4: I think he and let's just say the officers line
Speaker 4: is the weakest point on the team. He has the
Speaker 4: legs get away from there for the first couple of years.
Speaker 4: While you while you're trying to get that situation.
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Speaker 1: It's voicemail time.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, we got voicemails.
Speaker 3: So Anna is going to play each voicemail for us.
Speaker 3: This one is from Francis Fairing you ready, Anna? All right,
Speaker 3: let's see what did Francis.
Speaker 7: Guys Newark, Delaware calling it a get loudt how soon?
Speaker 7: This is awesome? Okay, listen, I have a question. Somebody
Speaker 7: needs to look at the definition of the word pundit,
Speaker 7: because the pundits out there are saying that the Eagles
Speaker 7: and the Cowboys are shoe wings for the NFC East.
Speaker 7: And I know Washington's record last year was not that great,
Speaker 7: but the Washington last year is much much different than
Speaker 7: the Commander team this year. I really think they have
Speaker 7: a chance, believe it or not, to take the NFC East.
Speaker 7: I mean positive they will. No, but they got a chance.
Speaker 7: Everybody is ruling them out. So if you look at
Speaker 7: the definition of pundit and dictionary, I'd have to say
Speaker 7: that it'll come back as nonsense, illogical person. That's what
Speaker 7: I'm saying. The pundits don't make sense to me. They
Speaker 7: are misinformed, They are misguided. They should not say that
Speaker 7: Washington has no chance or they're an afterthought. So Washington
Speaker 7: NFC each champs this year. Figures crossed.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's talk about the word yes. What what's the
Speaker 2: word pundit?
Speaker 3: It is when you say pundit, an expert, are someone
Speaker 3: considered a leader in a specific field, right Like you're
Speaker 3: a pundit, Yeah, you're a pundit or someone who is yes,
Speaker 3: very vocal or is considered to be an expert or
Speaker 3: someone who has more information or is looked to for
Speaker 3: an opinion, So you would be a pundit, I guess,
Speaker 3: I guess so yeah, yeah, most definitely.
Speaker 2: Uh, I'm one of those people. I'm very realistic.
Speaker 4: And I think what the pundits are saying is because
Speaker 4: we're so young, we can only go so far. It's
Speaker 4: like the OKC thunder. As good as they were, we
Speaker 4: knew it was going in because they just haven't. They
Speaker 4: haven't lost yet. They haven't done with the Boston self.
Speaker 4: It's done been their lost, been there lost. Now they're
Speaker 4: ready to take that step. So what I think they're
Speaker 4: saying is the pundits are saying is Washington might be good,
Speaker 4: but we don't think they'll be great.
Speaker 5: Yes, well, to be fair as a pundit, not a pundit,
Speaker 5: I'm not a pun but you know, when we haven't
Speaker 5: and over the last four or five, maybe even ten years,
Speaker 5: because if we historically have changed leadership in it and
Speaker 5: have one smooth we talk about it all the time.
Speaker 2: You got to prove it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we still have to prove it in Washington, and
Speaker 5: and I think we're making I told you I feel
Speaker 5: it in the air with the changes in the air.
Speaker 5: I can you can feel it coming in the building.
Speaker 5: But I still think until we prove it, the pundits
Speaker 5: are gonna they're not gonna believe it, and you're gonna
Speaker 5: have to earn it. And you're gonna have to earn
Speaker 5: it this year and possibly before the pundits say, Okay,
Speaker 5: Washington and what under Dan Quinn has really done his job.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's probable, but I think it's possible.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 3: And also if you're a pundit, I will say you
Speaker 3: are in a no win situation because if you come
Speaker 3: out and you say, I think that maybe the Eagles
Speaker 3: of the Cowboys will win this division, that's easy.
Speaker 2: That's easy, And people.
Speaker 3: Who are giants and commanders fans are gonna say, well,
Speaker 3: we got a chance, man, it's the NFC EA.
Speaker 4: I would think about it. Nobody thought that Tixans was
Speaker 4: gonna be the Tixans. They they had the number two
Speaker 4: and the number three pick. The Texans were picked to
Speaker 4: be slum lords, all.
Speaker 2: Right, they were No.
Speaker 5: I felt people felt that Demika Ryan had proved himself,
Speaker 5: just like coach Quinn. You gotta give something with Demiko
Speaker 5: coming across and anybody who's coming out of us that
Speaker 5: that's that Kyle Shanahan organization family you have been having
Speaker 5: six Nobody thought they was gonna be a playoff. No, no, nobody, nobody,
Speaker 5: but we thought they would be better. I believe in
Speaker 5: and that's what they were saying the punish believe we
Speaker 5: will be much better on the corn and that's what
Speaker 5: you alluded to it earlier.
Speaker 2: We cut the fat. We got better everywhere.
Speaker 5: There's more depth, there's there's the quarterback position. Drafting at
Speaker 5: the number two gives you a chance to smooth point
Speaker 5: to go from well we could be okay to shoot.
Speaker 3: Problem Voice smail number two from Steve Hillant voice smell
Speaker 3: number two.
Speaker 8: I got a question for it that I talked with
Speaker 8: me and my dad and my brother where we've been commanders,
Speaker 8: slash riskins, fans our entire life, and I asked, does
Speaker 8: Ryan Kerrigan's number get retired? He was finished a commander.
Speaker 9: Even though he had a little stint with the Eagles,
Speaker 9: But does the commander's organization retire ninety one? And not
Speaker 9: let anybody else wear that beloved number one?
Speaker 2: He is the all time rank.
Speaker 4: Ryan Kerrigan is the all time SEC leader for this
Speaker 4: frenchise Daryl Green is getting his jersey twenty eight retired
Speaker 4: this year.
Speaker 2: This says everything.
Speaker 4: If Darryl Green is just getting his jersey retired, the
Speaker 4: chances of Kerrigan's getting retired I think a slim right
Speaker 4: because you run out of numbers.
Speaker 3: But how much of Jerald Green getting his number retired
Speaker 3: now is because of the new ownership and doing things differently.
Speaker 4: If you ask any fans, they'll say they're Green jersey
Speaker 4: posts been retired.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that just gonna happens.
Speaker 4: I just think we had a point number crunching wise
Speaker 4: where you can't continue to retire numbers, Like, if you
Speaker 4: continue to retire numbers, they won't think about it. Sonny nine.
Speaker 4: Nobody's wore at nine, Thiresman. The only person to where
Speaker 4: there's seven was what's the name by were drafted. So
Speaker 4: we got like twelve numbers that out of rotation already.
Speaker 4: I don't you can put ninither one twenty seven ain't
Speaker 4: being worn. They don't wear that twenty self.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Forty four is that out of is that out of commission?
Speaker 2: Forty four? I haven't seen a lot of forty four.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen people wear the number forty four, like,
Speaker 4: so we have numbers that's already not.
Speaker 2: Being retired but being respected.
Speaker 5: Well, if if you think about the numbers retired, I mean,
Speaker 5: if you have to look at Ryan, I would have
Speaker 5: to say only thing. The only difference that far as
Speaker 5: like being in the organization, the amount of time he
Speaker 5: was there. Ryan Kerrigan is known as mister Washington. He's
Speaker 5: one of those guys, right. Unfortunately he was in an
Speaker 5: era where the other guys who have retired jerseys won
Speaker 5: Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Yes, so it's kind of muddies.
Speaker 4: Most people say, all right, let's just say that we
Speaker 4: did a Washington trivia in DC. Who's the best past
Speaker 4: Russia all time? Most people don't say this to man,
Speaker 4: you can say what you want to back. They gonna
Speaker 4: say Dixter Man is Dixter's number retired. If you don't
Speaker 4: retire dexter number, you can't retire.
Speaker 2: K That's true. Yeah, that's tough. That's that's a tough one.
Speaker 5: But I will say Captain America, which we called him
Speaker 5: around here for years, man, like, he's deserving of just
Speaker 5: being up there as one of the best. But I
Speaker 5: wouldn't go as far as return is number. Yeah, I
Speaker 5: don't think we can do a good question Yeah, good questions.
Speaker 1: Voicemail number three Anna give it a shot.
Speaker 10: What's up, guys, it's a mirror from Richmond. I love
Speaker 10: the podcast, Fred Smooth. You're the funniest man alive. I
Speaker 10: want to invite you. Since you'all were talking about parties,
Speaker 10: I'm gonna invite you to my wife's birthday party in mcclaim, Virginia.
Speaker 10: I guess, James, I guess you can come to it.
Speaker 4: You want.
Speaker 10: What the mouth of the South and get the party going.
Speaker 10: It's gonna be lots of Brazilian barbecue. The brazil My
Speaker 10: wife's family is Brazilian.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm showing up to that one barbecue.
Speaker 10: And you know how these Brazilians they don't mess around
Speaker 10: with their barbecue anyway. I'm gonna let you all go
Speaker 10: keep doing what you do. Love y'all.
Speaker 1: Amir Faby, I am attending.
Speaker 2: Let me know where you're going, bro, I'm going to
Speaker 2: get some of that Brazilian.
Speaker 4: Most people don't understand it. Hey, most people don't understand
Speaker 4: that Brazilian. Brazil runs the beef global market. A lot
Speaker 4: of people don't understand it. Most of your beef is
Speaker 4: owned by no no, all I'm telling you is most
Speaker 4: of the chicken houses in America all home by Brazilian businesses.
Speaker 4: Y'all think we run the beef business. The Brazilians run
Speaker 4: the beef.
Speaker 2: B beef locally from Lee's Bird, but it's Brazilian. I'm
Speaker 2: just telling you so, I can't wait. I will attend
Speaker 2: this right, And I like the way he just through that.
Speaker 1: But it looks like, hey, man, if you want to
Speaker 1: throw Jinks in the trunk, right.
Speaker 2: You gotta have Jinks at the party. Man, it ain't
Speaker 2: a party unless jinks there. You got to bring your
Speaker 2: homeboy to eat uh used in the wings.
Speaker 1: Somebody's gotta clean the house up. All right, let's do
Speaker 1: our comment of the week.
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Speaker 2: Yes we will comment of the week.
Speaker 1: The unwritten rules of tattoos. This is Jacob Kemper four
Speaker 1: oh eighty six. There is an unwritten rule on tats.
Speaker 3: You don't have your first one before you turn thirty five.
Speaker 3: It is considered desperate. If you have a tat, you
Speaker 3: can get another one whenever you want. My mom says
Speaker 3: this rule is bs.
Speaker 5: I'm with his mom because I am too. I'm forty
Speaker 5: five with no tax. But we gotta acknowledge they are
Speaker 5: rules to get in tattooeds. Certain people can't get tattooed. Yeah,
Speaker 5: what you mean I have a tattoo rule. I feel
Speaker 5: like you shouldn't have got a tattoo. And that's one
Speaker 5: of my rules is darkness. Mean, if he is dark
Speaker 5: as me, do not wet some money on tack because
Speaker 5: they don't necessarily show as you get older.
Speaker 4: So that's a rule, right, they got white ink. Now,
Speaker 4: Like what I'm saying is this happened because I said
Speaker 4: it's time for me to.
Speaker 2: Get a tattoo. That's a mid life crisis. And that's
Speaker 2: what everybody said.
Speaker 4: Everybody think I'm going through a minute likes because I
Speaker 4: was like, yeah, I just think it's time, like for
Speaker 4: me to get a tattoo. Why not like when people
Speaker 4: see me on the beach, because you know what, I'm
Speaker 4: on the beach, I run in slow motion and stuff.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, like everything slow down? And
Speaker 4: I had no tax and people like, seriously, no test.
Speaker 4: I was like, no, I just want to be different.
Speaker 4: Your son of a preacher. I just want to be
Speaker 4: different than most athletes because everybody when we played had tattoos.
Speaker 4: So I was like, I'm not gonna get a tattoo.
Speaker 4: And now I'm looking around like, you know what, let
Speaker 4: me get a tattoo because I didn't trust twenty year
Speaker 4: old friend smooth to choose a tattoo.
Speaker 2: Why do you want a tattoo?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 2: What is it gonna say? You should put it? You
Speaker 2: should put it on your low back. I can see
Speaker 2: you on your foot like, I don't know what I'm
Speaker 2: gonna get.
Speaker 4: And if any fans I they got any suggestions what
Speaker 4: I should get from my first tattoo.
Speaker 2: Let me know, leave it, force me whatever you want.
Speaker 2: I got one for you. What you should get the
Speaker 2: state of Mississippi put right here on.
Speaker 4: My heart, my heart Mississippi. Most definitely, I might get
Speaker 4: a set only somewhere. Let's go get mettion tattooed no
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Speaker 3: You know, you said we we got a lot of
Speaker 3: suit to talk about, specifically on the defense. But you
Speaker 3: said something before he went on, which is interesting, which
Speaker 3: is when you have a new coaching staff, they're going
Speaker 3: to work you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the only way they can find out what
Speaker 2: they have.
Speaker 5: So when the coaches, you know, new staff, get those
Speaker 5: extra OTA days or extra camp days and then maximize them.
Speaker 2: So you know, and that's what Sneeda.
Speaker 5: You expect that when you have a coach and you're
Speaker 5: trying to jail and you got to get ready for
Speaker 5: a season. A lot of new guys and a lot
Speaker 5: of new faces, different coaching styles. So when they get
Speaker 5: out there, man, they work you and they and they
Speaker 5: try everything in the off season and you know, smook
Speaker 5: and tell you that it's you know, they're throwing everything
Speaker 5: up on the wall and whatever sticks is going to
Speaker 5: stick based on their personnel, moving guys around different positions,
Speaker 5: and man, they just get after it.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 4: I think it's one of those things where when you
Speaker 4: get a new coaching staff, it's kind of like it's
Speaker 4: every player in the locker room and be like, damn,
Speaker 4: I got to reprove myself. Like it's a different between
Speaker 4: reproving yourself doing a game didn't reproving yourself a practice.
Speaker 2: Reproving yourself as practice is to earn the respect of
Speaker 2: your new coaching stale.
Speaker 4: And when you get to your new coaches stall, like
Speaker 4: should said, they are trying to see who's who and
Speaker 4: what is what. And the thing that scares us to
Speaker 4: most is, no matter how good you are in this league,
Speaker 4: you don't fit everybody's scheme. So the thing about it
Speaker 4: is you want to make sure whatever they're asking me
Speaker 4: to do, I need to show them that I can
Speaker 4: do it, and not only that I could do it,
Speaker 4: I can catch on to they playbook. Plus I could
Speaker 4: do it at a high level. And I think that's
Speaker 4: what a new coaching staff brings. It wakes up everybody
Speaker 4: in the lining room like everybody's own call, meaning.
Speaker 5: I got to show these guys what I got and
Speaker 5: to that the on call meaning I got a chance
Speaker 5: to start, you know, because the old coach staff might
Speaker 5: have had some.
Speaker 2: Right towards me. But now I can go out them ball.
Speaker 2: You never know, so you get a chance to prove
Speaker 2: yourself well.
Speaker 3: When you talk about fitting in under a certain staff
Speaker 3: or finding a role to fit you, Jeremy chen was
Speaker 3: talking about this, yeah, right where he said on a podcast, Look,
Speaker 3: the Steelers offered me a little bit more money, but
Speaker 3: I felt like this was a better defensive fit for me.
Speaker 3: So I'm sure you can relate to that. Knowing that
Speaker 3: you fit in with the staff jinks, you will be
Speaker 3: a fool.
Speaker 4: And then if you're in a dB in this league
Speaker 4: and you hear Joe Wick, you hear his coaches to
Speaker 4: have you want to play for this team.
Speaker 2: Treyvon and Diggs led the league and interceptions two years ago.
Speaker 4: Last year, Bland led the lead in emceptions when these
Speaker 4: guys was at Green Bay.
Speaker 2: See Charles Woodson led the league in everywhere they go.
Speaker 2: The DNS lead the.
Speaker 5: League legion of boom and whatever guys say, if you
Speaker 5: if you especially if you're in the secondary.
Speaker 2: You know Dan's history.
Speaker 5: I mean, everybody know the Legion and Boom, that's probably
Speaker 5: one of the better secondaries to play in the Super
Speaker 5: Bowl and that and they had a nice little run
Speaker 5: with that secondary.
Speaker 2: So man, why would not want to play for that girl?
Speaker 3: How much can a coach maximize your potential everything? Not
Speaker 3: just sche but do like I always say this about players.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we's some of us a little bit better than theirs,
Speaker 4: but the talent level is is there, it's teetering, all right.
Speaker 4: What makes us different is coaches, like my coach puts
Speaker 4: me in better positions than your coach. I like, literally,
Speaker 4: I played for Greg Williams. Didn't have the second think anything.
Speaker 4: I feel good at what I was doing. I believed
Speaker 4: in his scheme, all right, But I played in the
Speaker 4: scheme the year before that. Did I believe in his scheme?
Speaker 4: I was okay with it.
Speaker 2: That was good.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna do my job. But in this key, coaches separate.
Speaker 4: Put it like this, most players are good. Coaches make
Speaker 4: you great. Okay, that's the difference.
Speaker 5: And I know, coming from Seattle to Washington, knowing what
Speaker 5: coach Gibbs was putting together, with that staff and Greg Williams.
Speaker 5: When I was in Seattle, everybody knew was like, oh,
Speaker 5: he can cover, he's outside, he plays outside. Then when
Speaker 5: I got here in Washington and smooth to tell you,
Speaker 5: I immediately moved inside, you know, blitzing, doing all types
Speaker 5: of different things, making calls in the front and actually
Speaker 5: having to be able to communicate. Because when I was
Speaker 5: a young playing Seattle, I would go out there, staying
Speaker 5: out there.
Speaker 10: Do what I do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think, But now I'm like, Greg Williams put
Speaker 5: me in a position where it gave me more responsibility
Speaker 5: and stuff like that. So as a player, when you
Speaker 5: see Dan Quinn's of the world, those type of coaches,
Speaker 5: you get the opportunity to play for him. And yeah,
Speaker 5: he could have got more money, but guess what, I
Speaker 5: may have a better chance to even have better numbers.
Speaker 5: So when I do, he creat yeah, I have a
Speaker 5: chance to.
Speaker 1: I know both of you guys, revered Greg Williams.
Speaker 3: Greg, and I feel like I don't put words in
Speaker 3: your mouth, but I feel like you've noticed some similarities between.
Speaker 1: Him and Joe Witt mentality.
Speaker 4: I have the mentality, the way they communicate the way
Speaker 4: they start practice, like Santanaum used to be over there.
Speaker 4: By the time we make it to the field, Greg
Speaker 4: is already running us. Like he said, you want to
Speaker 4: play the game tired, So therefore before practice start, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna make y'all tired. Like so he used to run
Speaker 4: us to death. I see them doing it, and I
Speaker 4: see the attention to detail.
Speaker 9: Like.
Speaker 4: The one thing about it is we would practice, and
Speaker 4: we would go through a week of practice and I
Speaker 4: would pick off the same ball all the time. So
Speaker 4: then when I get in the game and it's thirty
Speaker 4: five and oh, they're finna run this route, I'm picking
Speaker 4: they bat like. So these things are predetermined. It's a
Speaker 4: difference between playing corner and I'm out there like, oh,
Speaker 4: I hope I get an interception, then me saying, all right,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get an interception on this thirty five because
Speaker 4: we've been practicing this all weekend. When they get in
Speaker 4: this formation, this is what they run, I'm jumping this.
Speaker 4: He then told me to jump this all week long.
Speaker 4: It's nothing like that for a dB because it comes
Speaker 4: you down. It allows you to just go out and
Speaker 4: play football and let the game come to you.
Speaker 5: And you talked about Joe whitt mentioning that he has
Speaker 5: seventeen to eighteen guys who can play. When you hear
Speaker 5: a coach talk like that, you know people's like, well,
Speaker 5: we don't have a starter yet, But you get to
Speaker 5: see those seventeen and eighteen guys or those guys on
Speaker 5: that defense, they know they're building a bond that they're
Speaker 5: gonna compete and play to practice, compete and practice at
Speaker 5: a high level weekend and week out. You're gonna learn,
Speaker 5: you're gonna get better. So that's where when when I
Speaker 5: hear stuff like that, I was like, that's what Greg
Speaker 5: would say.
Speaker 2: It don't matter what.
Speaker 4: Greg would tell us you the start of this week,
Speaker 4: right Like that means you gotta earn the other sixteen
Speaker 4: yes to be a starter, like and it can change
Speaker 4: at the drop of a dive.
Speaker 2: That keeps you on your toes. They keep you understanding
Speaker 2: what the planing is.
Speaker 4: And that's how you they have top five defenses back
Speaker 4: to back to back because everybody understand I'm only a
Speaker 4: starter for a game.
Speaker 3: How much does that helped the culture because what you're
Speaker 3: sentially saying is we may start these eleven guys, but
Speaker 3: they're not the only eleven.
Speaker 2: Guys got yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, and I think when when you say that, let's
Speaker 5: be real, there might be seventeen and eighteen guys. But
Speaker 5: I think as you get to know each other and
Speaker 5: god start to feeling, we know that everybody start to
Speaker 5: understand their roles. We understand that this guy is as
Speaker 5: our thumper Marcus Washington, he gonna hit, he's gonna hear
Speaker 5: a thumper. We got d Lineman that they run, they
Speaker 5: run stoppers, and we got some guys. They got some
Speaker 5: guys come off the bench and they can pass rush
Speaker 5: and then the secondary Like for us, it was a
Speaker 5: guy named Anti jam Like if somebody needed a break
Speaker 5: or go down.
Speaker 2: Autie knew that.
Speaker 5: Like you're a starter, like now you start, you can
Speaker 5: come right in and we can't have no drop off. Man,
Speaker 5: you can't give up. We can't give up two hundred
Speaker 5: yards passion. You know, we all running right, So everybody
Speaker 5: came in. So it creates an environment of like yeah,
Speaker 5: we all competing weekend and week out, but it also
Speaker 5: creating enviouce the next man up when we all work together.
Speaker 4: We just we all got to young back and I
Speaker 4: think that was that was a good thing in our
Speaker 4: defense don't matter if it was London Markus why shout uh,
Speaker 4: it's just whoever.
Speaker 2: We played as a group.
Speaker 4: And I think once you become one organism, that's when
Speaker 4: you start to dominate. Like like I say this all
Speaker 4: the time, the best teams are not the best individuals,
Speaker 4: they are the best unit.
Speaker 2: And we was a unit. Favor don't use organism. You
Speaker 2: went to missive bog alone.
Speaker 7: Lea.
Speaker 1: So when is that forge?
Speaker 3: When you talk about a group coming together early on,
Speaker 3: you're still feeling each other out. You got some rookies,
Speaker 3: but when I mean, I know that's kind of an
Speaker 3: arbitrary thing to say, right and having different times when
Speaker 3: do you feel like, yeah, now we're getting galvanized.
Speaker 4: Where when we had practicing, the offense can't move the
Speaker 4: ball when they trying to do everything. When they're trying,
Speaker 4: they're changing their identity because they got to.
Speaker 2: Get us out of our groove.
Speaker 4: Like we see it when we start to make plays
Speaker 4: back to back to back to back and then all
Speaker 4: of us making plays don't.
Speaker 5: And the flipper is that sometimes you know your defense,
Speaker 5: you have days when we are at the offense or
Speaker 5: you're going to a game and man you down and
Speaker 5: next thing you know, we can hit a switch and say, hey, guys,
Speaker 5: let's do this. This is not us this, let's make
Speaker 5: these changes, let's make these adjustments, and everybody kind of
Speaker 5: give that look and we don't even have to say
Speaker 5: the words, you know, like we're about to go out
Speaker 5: here and get after it.
Speaker 2: You just can get that look, right man, Somebody'll make
Speaker 2: a play.
Speaker 5: Somebody when we get back to the huddle and we
Speaker 5: and we kind of feel each other and we kind
Speaker 5: of know.
Speaker 2: So it's like they know they can look towards we
Speaker 2: already know.
Speaker 5: Smooth might come up with the balls somehow, you might
Speaker 5: blitching get ready, you know, or when we had a
Speaker 5: few guys like that, then we knew when we needed
Speaker 5: a hard stop, like the defense can like Lennon get
Speaker 5: us hundled up or Ap would get ushulded up, and like, guys,
Speaker 5: this is it right now on that So, so I
Speaker 5: think the best way to say it is when that
Speaker 5: when you have that non verbal communication, you just kind
Speaker 5: of know and you kind of feel, and that happens
Speaker 5: at different times sometimes again, you know, if your team
Speaker 5: has been together for a couple of years, it can happen,
Speaker 5: you know, like in training camp, but sometimes it might
Speaker 5: be week six, All of a sudden, you see a
Speaker 5: team they were kind of three and three to start,
Speaker 5: and you know they're gonna run. And that's because you know,
Speaker 5: one guy came in and made the difference. A rookie
Speaker 5: all of something was ready to go and actually, you know, boom,
Speaker 5: that was the difference to make the team pop.
Speaker 4: I don't know most definitely, And it's all about like
Speaker 4: I said, it's synergy.
Speaker 2: It's when it come to defense.
Speaker 4: Like like when I watched the team last year, I
Speaker 4: could see times where they just weren't communicating and you
Speaker 4: can see it watching the TV.
Speaker 2: Now. The one thing about me and Sean, we had none.
Speaker 4: Verbal communication because we had talked doing the week watching film.
Speaker 4: When they do this stack, we're gonna come over here,
Speaker 4: we're gonna box. We don't need to talk. But I
Speaker 4: can look at Shun and be like, no, you stay outside.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna stay inside. Whoever come to me, come we
Speaker 4: can play to Once you get to that point, you
Speaker 4: a defense because now y'all not only just got each
Speaker 4: other back, y'all are reinforcing what the coach is calling.
Speaker 1: You know, all of a sudden, you're not having a thinking.
Speaker 2: We don't think. You think long when you think wrong.
Speaker 3: So have you ever had a situation where it could
Speaker 3: be you could be someone else came to the hold
Speaker 3: and subject, I'm gonna make a play, and then they
Speaker 3: made we do that all the time.
Speaker 2: He can't the bars. That's right. We come to the like, man,
Speaker 2: I'm finish it on this stay.
Speaker 4: We're not backpalling, Like, yeah, he gets two picks and
Speaker 4: he know he finna get play of the game and.
Speaker 5: No, come hold up here, and I had like nine
Speaker 5: tas and no picks.
Speaker 2: This is the player of the game. And it just
Speaker 2: made him feel so bad. Loud bring that out, man.
Speaker 3: So you said something two, which is we were walking
Speaker 3: over here before we got ready for the show, and
Speaker 3: you said it's been quiet on the defense, which means
Speaker 3: that's good news.
Speaker 1: They're just doing work.
Speaker 5: They're putting their head down. Yeah, it's it's you know
Speaker 5: a lot of not a lot of noise in the
Speaker 5: off season. With what you try to do in the
Speaker 5: off season is reducing noise and just focus on tasking
Speaker 5: hand that's just to learn and playbook, figure out how
Speaker 5: we're gonna get better work on the little things, you know,
Speaker 5: challenge each other. Different things, work on skills set, you know,
Speaker 5: and plus it also depends on smooth. To tell you,
Speaker 5: we had one off season where coach gives where we
Speaker 5: had to hit a lot like we were just like,
Speaker 5: man like, this is a season that we're gonna be
Speaker 5: a tougher team and so reducing the noise. And when
Speaker 5: you see teams that just you know what, they just
Speaker 5: come in and they're just business like that. You hear
Speaker 5: coaches talk about that all the time. Business like and
Speaker 5: that's what I like to see. Guys is coming in
Speaker 5: and do their job, work hard, they love each other,
Speaker 5: they have fun, but they're business like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: And this is this is the time I think you
Speaker 4: become a team because this is the time you get
Speaker 4: to practice with each other.
Speaker 2: But you also get to chill with each other, get
Speaker 2: the bun with each other. This is when you become friends.
Speaker 4: This time of the years when you actually I think
Speaker 4: become a team because about time we come back in
Speaker 4: the season store, it's time to work like the bun.
Speaker 2: The time is.
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Speaker 5: an opportunity to answer the question as the moderator.
Speaker 1: If we lose, this is called bean boozled.
Speaker 3: Bean boozled, So if we lose, if we don't get
Speaker 3: the question right, we have to try one of these
Speaker 3: jelly beans.
Speaker 1: They could be good or they could be tearing.
Speaker 2: Tell us some of the flavors, sir, please.
Speaker 1: One is called booger.
Speaker 2: I just called it's a key, don't we've all ate
Speaker 2: boogers before At least, you don't really want to know
Speaker 2: what we liver and onions Like livering and onions ain't
Speaker 2: even good fresh.
Speaker 1: There is a cup over these jellymans. If you take
Speaker 1: that cup off, you can smell.
Speaker 4: The jelly bean stink, like at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: the jelly bean stink that says everything that you need
Speaker 4: to know. Like who said at home and said, you
Speaker 4: know what, I'm gonna make a candy and all that's
Speaker 4: gonna be nash and it's gonna say.
Speaker 1: You, and it's gonna take no effort. I'll just make
Speaker 1: something gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fought in the band?
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, we gotta do this Smooth, all right, right,
Speaker 5: Well here the categories you got Washington Trivia, NFL Trivia,
Speaker 5: Fred Smoot, and Shawn Springs Trivia and random right now,
Speaker 5: So just like any game, I'm gonna warn you guys
Speaker 5: up real nice and easy. I pick something from the
Speaker 5: Shawn Springs and Fred Smooth. Oh okay, how many total tackles?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, not gonna do that.
Speaker 5: How many interceptions did Fred Smooth have in his first
Speaker 5: season playing in the NFL.
Speaker 1: Five I'm gonna trust you, ah.
Speaker 2: Are you going with that? Yeah? The answer is five. Alright,
Speaker 2: all right, it's a little tougher. Washington football trivia.
Speaker 5: Joe Gibbs was a coaching assistant from what team before
Speaker 5: taking over in Washington Temple?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Tampa Baby with Doug Williams nailed it wrong,
Speaker 4: San Diego.
Speaker 2: He was an assistant, Yes, but he was in Tampaa. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: San Diego.
Speaker 1: Buddy, do we ch have to take one with?
Speaker 2: Take one?
Speaker 1: I hope I get a good one. I'm not even
Speaker 1: gonna look.
Speaker 2: Oh, don't look, don't don't this is this is baby blue?
Speaker 2: What is this? Look at I need I will look?
Speaker 2: Is this baby blue? It could be two paste or
Speaker 2: berry bean?
Speaker 1: It was berry bean, it's two past.
Speaker 2: Red. What is that baby cherry oil? A boogery or pomegranate?
Speaker 1: I bet you're fine?
Speaker 2: What you got?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: Wait? Wait?
Speaker 10: Good? You good?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 5: Next trivia question, I feel fish right? Next trivit cushion NFL.
Speaker 5: How many feet long is a football? Feel from in
Speaker 5: the end?
Speaker 1: Well, it's three feet in the yard twenty, so three
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty.
Speaker 2: No, if it's one hundred and twenty from gold post
Speaker 2: to gold post, okay.
Speaker 1: One hundred and twenty yards.
Speaker 7: Bye?
Speaker 2: I said long, I said feet long, one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty feet long.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, one hundred and twenty yards long. Times
Speaker 3: because there's three feet in the yard, So three hundred and.
Speaker 5: Sixty feet with the answer three hundred sixty feet hundred
Speaker 5: six feet, that's fin aanswer.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I don't your face Shane, yes.
Speaker 3: Sixty God, because he's looking at me like every time
Speaker 3: I look at time, like he wants me to eat
Speaker 3: a terrible bean.
Speaker 2: All right, all right.
Speaker 5: In the section of random, what is the highest grossing
Speaker 5: film of all time? Not a gestion for it for inflation,
Speaker 5: could be Titanic?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Is it an Avatar?
Speaker 2: Is Going with the Wind? Ain't a gross No? No, no,
Speaker 2: I was just I was just watching it. Hold on,
Speaker 2: hold on, give me one second.
Speaker 5: Hey, you gotta have a time, man, your highest grossing
Speaker 5: if y'all like five all time?
Speaker 2: You should know this. This is a good one. In game,
Speaker 2: in game, yeah, Marvel five four three, go for it.
Speaker 2: Final answer, Going with the Wind, It is Avatar. Jake's
Speaker 2: was you should have known it was Avatar? Go ahead,
Speaker 2: let's go. Okay, what we got? What we got? What
Speaker 2: you got there? Buddy? I don't know, but it looks boogery.
Speaker 2: That is a booger or your hair please.
Speaker 3: I wanted to they go to a kindergart and just
Speaker 3: get boogers from kids and put it in this thing
Speaker 3: that looks like it looks like.
Speaker 10: Oh oh.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on is this that could be this? Oh man,
Speaker 2: that tastes like a bell pepper god dry disclaimer. Or
Speaker 2: birthday cake?
Speaker 3: Okay, your birthday cake, come on, please be birthday caked.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm birthday cake.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, that's what teammates a Oh that's trivia question.
Speaker 2: Now back to.
Speaker 5: Alright, alright, Washington football history. How many Heisman winners has
Speaker 5: Washington drafted?
Speaker 2: This is a good one.
Speaker 9: Mmm?
Speaker 1: How many?
Speaker 2: That's a pretty tough one, but it's easy to mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Jade Daniels r G three is one of the past,
Speaker 2: one one of the best.
Speaker 1: Uh, Sammy ba, I was gonna say win, didn't he win?
Speaker 2: I would give you all a hint. It's more than two.
Speaker 1: It's more than three, oh, Sammy r G three, Jaden
Speaker 1: who knows.
Speaker 2: When the running back one? Know why I received.
Speaker 3: Four?
Speaker 1: It's gotta be fo they gotta be four.
Speaker 2: That's for your finance. It was five. Let me name them.
Speaker 5: You were closed. Jane Daniels r G three. Desmond Howard
Speaker 5: is the guy you guys Ernie Davis, Oh my god,
Speaker 5: you missed Desmond. Come on, I thought you at least
Speaker 5: get Desmond if you.
Speaker 4: Because when you say Desmond Howard, you think green?
Speaker 2: Baby? Did you think green about Washington?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: God, I want to know what is this?
Speaker 5: Oh red, that's a nice one. That could be old
Speaker 5: bandage or pomegranate.
Speaker 2: Oh bandage like bandage? Yeah, with blood on it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, my god, you need a tennis shot, bro I got.
Speaker 5: Oh that could be bad. That could be that looks
Speaker 5: like a be dead fish, dead fish or strawberry banana smooth.
Speaker 1: There's no way this is strawberry banana smooth.
Speaker 4: It looks very don't stop getting get it's not bad.
Speaker 2: What you got was a strawberry. Oh nice, It looked terrible.
Speaker 2: One I had was just it was disease. And the
Speaker 2: one more, one more, one more.
Speaker 5: We're gonna give you an easy one. Fresh Moot and
Speaker 5: Sean Springs Trivia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: How many tackles that Fresh Moot have in his career?
Speaker 2: Three ninety one or something like that. You're that more
Speaker 2: than that, man.
Speaker 4: You don't have to tackle when you don't let people
Speaker 4: kiss the ball. That's what I was always talking. Come on,
Speaker 4: this is this is Freds moot.
Speaker 3: This is you.
Speaker 2: T get telly out four hundred and one tackles.
Speaker 5: Alright, I give you, I give you. I make it easier.
Speaker 5: It's somewhere between. It's under four fifty, but it's above
Speaker 5: four hundred.
Speaker 2: Okay, did I say it for twenty nine?
Speaker 1: Four thirty seven for twenty nine?
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was four hundred and forty six. That was
Speaker 5: pretty impressive. Almost four hundred and fifty tackles.
Speaker 2: Now here's the question, smove, I picked the one that
Speaker 2: you should know your own stats. Man, I gotta give
Speaker 2: you the You gotta play for it not knowing your
Speaker 2: own stats.
Speaker 10: You gotta.
Speaker 2: I didn't unless you want to double it. Nothing unless
Speaker 2: you want to do double.
Speaker 5: Because I knew I just picked a booger. Alright, NFL trivia,
Speaker 5: now this this is good. Y'all got no football for
Speaker 5: this one. Who is the only coach who win both
Speaker 5: at n C double A Football National Championship.
Speaker 2: And the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Johnson got to be Jimmy Johnson. Only gotta be Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Jam the Hurricanes Cowboy.
Speaker 10: Here it is.
Speaker 1: Oh, Barry Switzer too, he did well?
Speaker 5: No, Berry's wait, no, Barry Switzer won. No, do you
Speaker 5: want to Oklahoma National Championship? I don't know if Jimmy
Speaker 5: won a national champion.
Speaker 2: Jimmy absolutely.
Speaker 1: And Barry Switzer yeah, and Berry Switzer.
Speaker 2: Come on with your answers. What you got on your paper?
Speaker 5: Okay, we can't use that because their sorcers was bad.
Speaker 5: But the answer was gonna be Pete Carroll. Good job,
Speaker 5: Oh Pete Carroll. Y'all, so I made up for it,
Speaker 5: so we even y'all don't eat the bad ones. Now
Speaker 5: we gotta go back. So you made up for Okay,
Speaker 5: y'all made up for y'all made up for it, all right?
Speaker 5: Random the most Who is the most followed person on
Speaker 5: Instagram in the world, in the world.
Speaker 2: You should know this, You of all people should know this.
Speaker 2: No could be Taylor, I can say Taylor's will.
Speaker 1: Could be Kim Kardashian though, Jane.
Speaker 2: No, come on, Oh all right, what about the soccer
Speaker 2: player Ronaldo? But uh uh yes, the pretty one. Ronaldo's
Speaker 2: a pretty one. Who you going with? Is lebron could
Speaker 2: be Taylor Swift. I don't know. I'm not influence and
Speaker 2: I'm just saying.
Speaker 3: Who you got jinx the most followed person, It's gotta
Speaker 3: be a woman because women get more well. I think
Speaker 3: women are much on Instagram more than guys. But also,
Speaker 3: what job does this person do that makes everybody in
Speaker 3: the world? Won't them the follow them? Is it a
Speaker 3: sports guy? It ain't politics? Is it a movie actor, actress?
Speaker 3: I will, I will say this and this is you got?
Speaker 3: You got four more seconds in the side after you
Speaker 3: do this. You guys have named that person Taylor's will
Speaker 3: five or Ronaldo three?
Speaker 2: Two? Tennis Swift one. Who you're going with? I'm going
Speaker 2: with Ronaldo? He going with y'all gotta pick. Got to
Speaker 2: pick you can Ronaldo? Can we split it? And whoever
Speaker 2: loses you have to take? Who you got? It was Ronaldo?
Speaker 2: Oh was it? Yes?
Speaker 5: I like I like I like smooth things. He was like,
Speaker 5: you gotta take the job. Soccer is even bigger than you.
Speaker 2: That's a good point, baby Blue. When we got two places,
Speaker 2: because I ate one of those. It could be two
Speaker 2: paces or Barry be Verry Blue toothpaste. Yeah one, b
Speaker 2: it's not I mean you have toothpaste opened up. The
Speaker 2: sinuses could have been a lot worse. Yeah, there it is,
Speaker 2: Fellers for the trivia. You guys are wonderful. I like,
Speaker 2: I like, I really thought you had avatar. Jakes was
Speaker 2: on avatar. We actually called that. Every answer.
Speaker 5: Well, you weren't close to your own stats. That's I said,
Speaker 5: for a hundred not I was right there. Alright, let
Speaker 5: me ask you how many techs did you make in
Speaker 5: your career?
Speaker 2: You don't know, That's what I'm telling you. I get
Speaker 2: to you end the other day. He doesn't know. Inside,
Speaker 2: we'll do it again.
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