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Speaker 4: Welcome inside, everybody live in La. It's Monday, March there,
Speaker 4: Jamie ard Ol, Kyle Brand, Cody Kessler to Marco far
Speaker 4: seven year NFL veteran, a Super Bowl champion, a Pro
Speaker 4: bowler to Marco and dad and dad of course.
Speaker 2: I mean, could you got to Marco on two twenty
Speaker 2: four nine?
Speaker 4: Kyle, we missed you last week. We got to know
Speaker 4: Cody a little bit better. I'm gonna go ahead and say,
Speaker 4: and I think you might agree with me. Leader in
Speaker 4: the Clubhouse for Eager Beavers on GMFB, is this one to.
Speaker 2: My ready shows? They send people showing her what time
Speaker 2: is it? What planning on? Miam Casser's I got to
Speaker 2: go make TV on top fall and we love that
Speaker 2: about you.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. I'm not proud of how early I
Speaker 5: get here. I'm not going to say it on camera,
Speaker 5: but I did get pretty early. I get about two
Speaker 5: forty five, Laura.
Speaker 3: He does the flip sleep but reversed.
Speaker 5: I got a newborn, got a newborn, so I go
Speaker 5: when we get done here, I'm going to go home
Speaker 5: and go to sleep, wake up at seven pm, do
Speaker 5: all my prep, and then I will be here at
Speaker 5: two forty five sharp. Sony needs man, I got no judge.
Speaker 2: It's awesome.
Speaker 3: Good for you, DeMarco. How was your first hour with us?
Speaker 3: You watch it?
Speaker 4: You're a sideline analyst for the Rams, so people would
Speaker 4: have seen you on the game broadcast from but you
Speaker 4: watch a show.
Speaker 3: How's your first hour?
Speaker 2: Fun?
Speaker 6: A lot of fun to watch you guys do your thing.
Speaker 6: You're exactly as advertised. Thanks, But yes, I hope that's good.
Speaker 2: No, it's very good, very good, very good, very knowledgeable.
Speaker 2: Love the set.
Speaker 6: I wonder you guys are super warriors forgetting off this
Speaker 6: early and having this much energy.
Speaker 2: But I love this. This has been fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll talking balld de Marco for the lead block.
Speaker 4: Last month, the Jets announced that they were moving on
Speaker 4: from their quarterback Aaron Rodgers, now one Offull Network insider
Speaker 4: Ian Rappaport says multiple teams would be interested in Rogers
Speaker 4: and get this, he could.
Speaker 3: Even stay in that beautiful piece of real estate.
Speaker 4: I think that he owns a new jersey and play
Speaker 4: for the Giants in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 7: Aaron Rodgers soon to be agent from the New York Jets,
Speaker 7: al though because they announce it, he is allowed to
Speaker 7: talk to teams his agent is my understanding, the Los
Speaker 7: Angeles Rims would have been a prime location for Aaron
Speaker 7: Rodgers because of Sean mcvaigh, because of their readiness to win. Obviously,
Speaker 7: he has a home in Los Angeles that is now
Speaker 7: off the table. Still some pretty good options for Rogers.
Speaker 7: The Las Vegas Raiders would certainly be potentially an option
Speaker 7: for him. The New York Giants also looking into him
Speaker 7: as well. A couple other options maybe Tennessee Titans. But really,
Speaker 7: the question, guys, is is there respont for Rogers that
Speaker 7: wants him enough to pay him the kind of money
Speaker 7: he'll want and is good enough a playoff contending team
Speaker 7: that he'll want to go play for them over the
Speaker 7: age of forty.
Speaker 8: Stay tuned on that.
Speaker 4: Next couple of weeks when you really listen to those demands.
Speaker 3: That's such a specific list of needs. A team that
Speaker 3: is contending.
Speaker 4: That will pay an older quarterback what he wants to
Speaker 4: be paid. There's only a handful of teams that probably
Speaker 4: qualify at this point. Kyle, what do you make of
Speaker 4: the current state of affairs with Rogers? We are back
Speaker 4: in the Aaron Rodgers free agency conversation, and how do
Speaker 4: you see this.
Speaker 3: One playing out?
Speaker 9: I think I started thinking about this weekend when I
Speaker 9: saw the news about Davante and that the Jets are
Speaker 9: It's just like watching the Jets just continue to burn
Speaker 9: down this old regime from last year. It's kind of set.
Speaker 9: It's like happening in slow motion. I feel like I'm
Speaker 9: reminded of Good Fellows when they just start finding all
Speaker 9: the bodies in the garbage truck on the gas and
Speaker 9: it's like.
Speaker 2: Jimmy was cutting ties from the robber.
Speaker 9: It's like they should be playing Laylas.
Speaker 2: It's really sad.
Speaker 9: But the Rogers thing is still sitting there and he's
Speaker 9: wherever he is, in Malibu or something, and just thinking
Speaker 9: about these things.
Speaker 2: I don't love the Giants for.
Speaker 9: Him, and I think right now, the way I would
Speaker 9: describe it in my mind for Rogers is like I
Speaker 9: don't think he's actively looking to join another team. I
Speaker 9: think he's a single guy in his forties and he
Speaker 9: doesn't even have a dating app. He's not going out
Speaker 9: to the bars. He's kind of just sitting around and
Speaker 9: if someone calls and loves him and says, yeah, we
Speaker 9: love you, and we have money, and we have this
Speaker 9: and we have that, whether it's the Raiders of the Giants,
Speaker 9: then maybe or maybe he just hangs it up. I
Speaker 9: just I need something better than he already has a
Speaker 9: house in New Jersey. I get that, and it's cute.
Speaker 9: It's the way we track these things. But okay, so
Speaker 9: he has a house in New Jersey that he could
Speaker 9: sell in five seconds, or that he's maybe rented.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. Just did you want to join
Speaker 2: the Giants? They've been bad for ten years.
Speaker 9: He doesn't really know their people, he doesn't have a
Speaker 9: deep history with their coach. They're probably not going to
Speaker 9: be great this year, so you want They're probably gonna
Speaker 9: be on hard knocks again, like he wants to.
Speaker 2: Sign up for all that stuff. Like we just did
Speaker 2: this movie. It didn't end well.
Speaker 9: I would be very, very very surprised to be joined
Speaker 9: the Giants.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 9: I think La was fascinating, and I think that was
Speaker 9: tasty and appealing and everything. But to that point, I
Speaker 9: also don't know if Aaron Rodgers is in the business
Speaker 9: of following around Matthew Stafford and picking up his scraps like, well,
Speaker 9: I'll wait, so'll see what happens with Stafford, and then
Speaker 9: I'll be saying, this is Aaron bleeping' Rodgers like this,
Speaker 9: This is not someone who waits to make other people
Speaker 9: dictate his moves. I think he's sitting around and he's healthy,
Speaker 9: and he's in shape and looking to play football. But
Speaker 9: unless something absolutely perfect opens up, I don't think he
Speaker 9: will again. And I can't describe the twenty twenty five
Speaker 9: New York Giants as absolutely perfect.
Speaker 4: You're also on record saying that you thought you had
Speaker 4: seen Aaron Rodgers plays last night of football. Do you
Speaker 4: still stand by that? And you're just flirting with this
Speaker 4: if you.
Speaker 9: Got to take a shot where it's like you throw
Speaker 9: it in one of the baskets. Done playing, Giants, Raiders,
Speaker 9: I put Steelers, whoever you want, I'm still putting it
Speaker 9: and done playing. I think he's played twenty seasons. I
Speaker 9: think he went out with his boots on. He started
Speaker 9: every single game he played. Okay, threw a couple pets
Speaker 9: this past as the Davante, and I think he went
Speaker 9: out with respect. I think he's done personally and As
Speaker 9: I said before, I hope he's done.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see.
Speaker 9: Aaron Rodgers on the Giants next year, guys' forty one
Speaker 9: years old season twenty one on a team that probably
Speaker 9: won't be I just I'm good with it, but I.
Speaker 2: Won't to know how you guys feel. What do you think?
Speaker 6: That's Marco Hall of Fame resume is set in stone, right, Yeah, years,
Speaker 6: five years after he's done, he's in.
Speaker 2: So I'm kind of with you.
Speaker 6: And when you read the quotes from Aaron Rodgers, he
Speaker 6: says the Giants Las Vegas has been bandied about, and
Speaker 6: then he throws in there, I'm not even sure if
Speaker 6: I want to play now. That's the type of stuff
Speaker 6: that gets me out on Aaron Rodgers. Either you're all
Speaker 6: in or you're not so. But as far as seeing
Speaker 6: him up close, I saw him in late December when
Speaker 6: he almost beat the Rams.
Speaker 2: I mean really, they had them for a half.
Speaker 6: And he is still that guy and he is still
Speaker 6: petty competitive.
Speaker 2: When I mean petty, he will come after you.
Speaker 6: He's not a freight the chirp, so he still has
Speaker 6: that in him.
Speaker 2: But it's got to be the.
Speaker 6: Right spot for him, because you know, what you're getting.
Speaker 6: It's a circus. There's going to be distractions with Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 6: but what you're gonna get is quality quarterback play if
Speaker 6: you've got enough help. I like the Giants, I like neighbors.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure if he's ready to go there and
Speaker 6: take a beating like Matthew.
Speaker 2: Stafford was talking about.
Speaker 6: But there's still some left, some game left in Aaron
Speaker 6: Rodgers if he wants to play, if he wants to
Speaker 6: be all in and left and leave the other stuff behind,
Speaker 6: and then so be it.
Speaker 2: But if you want to be that guy.
Speaker 6: That circus that absolutely destroyed the Jets, then I'm.
Speaker 2: Absolutely out on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And I think the key thing you said there
Speaker 5: is his competitiveness. That's why I think it's going to
Speaker 5: be hard for Rogers to walk away the way he
Speaker 5: left with the Jets. You know, it's tough for him
Speaker 5: to hang it up when it feels like he still
Speaker 5: has some more left.
Speaker 8: The Giants are interesting. I mean, they have the third.
Speaker 5: Overall draft pick right now, and if they love a
Speaker 5: quarterback and they go and get one, then Rogers puts
Speaker 5: himself kind of in a weird position.
Speaker 8: Maybe Kirk Cousins and Michael Pennix.
Speaker 5: From a year ago, or if he doesn't play great dough,
Speaker 5: the chatters and the church start happening to w o, okay,
Speaker 5: you know put in the rookie.
Speaker 2: It feels beneath him. Cody.
Speaker 8: Well if it's.
Speaker 5: Interesting because he would most likely sign before the draft.
Speaker 5: So then would they tell him that that, hey, we're
Speaker 5: still taking a quarterback third or does that happen later on?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 5: Does that part of Hey, I need to know for
Speaker 5: sure that I'm your guy, so you know, if they do,
Speaker 5: I mean, he comes in and mentors like he did
Speaker 5: with Jordan Love and Green Bay. But the other thing
Speaker 5: that's mean for me, and I think that's most intriguing.
Speaker 8: Is the Raiders.
Speaker 5: I mean it looks a little bit more tasty than
Speaker 5: maybe the Giants.
Speaker 8: Tew Right now, Right, you go to Las Vegas.
Speaker 5: You have Pete Carroll, who's play against Aaron Rodgers a lot.
Speaker 5: He knows how good he is. He knows he can
Speaker 5: win with them. So bring in Chip Kelly. They are
Speaker 5: second in salary cap behind the Patriots. They have a
Speaker 5: lot of money to spend. They can pay him what
Speaker 5: he likes. They have a six overall draft pick. Even
Speaker 5: if they do, maybe take a quarterback, they don't need to.
Speaker 5: If they bring Rodgers in, they could maybe get one
Speaker 5: in later rounds.
Speaker 9: Can you see them right in DeVante back?
Speaker 5: Another thing that I say, No, I don't think they do,
Speaker 5: but why not entertain it. If you're Aaron Rodgers and
Speaker 5: you're John Spytech, their gm right that they want to
Speaker 5: make an impact. Pete Carroll is, you know, seventy four,
Speaker 5: he's going to be seventy four. He's a young seventy four,
Speaker 5: as everyone says, but how long is he going to coach?
Speaker 5: I feel like he wants to come out and make
Speaker 5: a right away right and say, hey, we're gonna bring
Speaker 5: Aaron Rodgers or Michael get vont Adams. We're gonna make
Speaker 5: you know, a great draft pick. We might trade up
Speaker 5: and get a guy that we love. Vegas just makes
Speaker 5: a little more sense, And I do understand the rumors.
Speaker 5: Russell Wilson is going to be out there right justin field,
Speaker 5: Sam Darnold, Kirk Cousins. There's other names that they may
Speaker 5: like before Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 8: But I wouldn't be surprised.
Speaker 5: If Vegas ends up making it, you know, and you
Speaker 5: know he had thirty nine hundred yards today eleven pick
Speaker 5: has a lot of football up to play.
Speaker 9: I don't know what relationship is between Rogers and Brady.
Speaker 9: I think that's important. I don't think they're best friends.
Speaker 9: I just I don't think it's one.
Speaker 2: Of those relationships.
Speaker 4: So in that vein, In that vein, you called him
Speaker 4: petty competitive, super petty, super petty.
Speaker 3: It's super competitive. I want to keep going down that vein.
Speaker 4: I actually don't think, to DeMarco's point and Kyle yours,
Speaker 4: I don't think that they have to be best friends.
Speaker 4: I do think that there is like an evil laugh
Speaker 4: capability here in the AFC West that the Las Vegas
Speaker 4: Raiders could pull off between Brady pulling in Aaron Rodgers
Speaker 4: the way Elway did years ago with Peyton Manning coming
Speaker 4: into the AFC West, and with that would Pete Carroll.
Speaker 4: I really think these three could just sit there and
Speaker 4: cackle at the fact that, like, so what if we
Speaker 4: mess around and mess with the chief season next twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five?
Speaker 3: So what if we take down Champayton.
Speaker 4: He thought he had some big, hot second year quarterback
Speaker 4: coming in a boat next?
Speaker 3: Oh, Harbaugh and Herbert think they're all that.
Speaker 4: I think there is something happening with the Raiders where
Speaker 4: it could kind of come back with what we know.
Speaker 3: Of that logo and that brand and Autumn Wind and.
Speaker 4: Just like this, this is like, oh, we're just gonna
Speaker 4: take every way down. I don't know what they would
Speaker 4: do with it after one year, but I really think
Speaker 4: there is something in the spirit of being petty and competitive.
Speaker 4: I think there's something really entertaining that that happened fits.
Speaker 6: It just fits Aaron Rodgers and Black, it just fits.
Speaker 9: I think what Jamie just laid out has like roadkill potential,
Speaker 9: audio potential, Like when we talk about what would jump
Speaker 9: into the AFC West and the Chiefs be very careful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's very good. Love Varsity over there, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean?
Speaker 9: And like you have this old quarterback with a new team,
Speaker 9: and like I like the Peyton mann in comparison too,
Speaker 9: but like you know, Peyton Manny had that a crazy
Speaker 9: defense and the no fly zone, like that Raider is
Speaker 9: not really showing.
Speaker 2: Up with that.
Speaker 9: So I think we're all trying to make it work,
Speaker 9: myself included, be very careful trying to fit the perfect
Speaker 9: ending for this quarterback who's going to be forty two
Speaker 9: or something this year, Like I think.
Speaker 6: I want him to be good. Yeah, I think I'm
Speaker 6: wanted to be better than what he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: It's interesting because a lot of people are root against Rogers.
Speaker 6: I feel like our table roots for him. Kind of, yeah,
Speaker 6: kind of. He's brought a lot on himself though, I mean.
Speaker 8: Former quarterback.
Speaker 5: He's in the Stafford category, one of the best to
Speaker 5: ever do when it just comes up here Artown. I
Speaker 5: had so much fun watching him and brading all those guys.
Speaker 5: It just it doesn't feel fitting for him to end
Speaker 5: his career like it was last.
Speaker 4: And for forgive me for not understanding why the immediate
Speaker 4: like absolutely not. Why wouldn't the readers want to bring
Speaker 4: to Devontan Adam's back. It's a whole new regime now,
Speaker 4: is it just like the Davis shoes?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean like when you come in and we
Speaker 9: paid all this money and then you're like, I want
Speaker 9: out of here, and then to bring him back.
Speaker 2: It's just usually not the way it works. I mean, I.
Speaker 9: Understand it's different GM and all that, but it's usually
Speaker 9: not the way.
Speaker 6: There are some bars will never go to again. You're
Speaker 6: not loud exactly. Yeah, Yeah, it didn't go, well, all right.
Speaker 4: Let's say with quarterback top. But we're going to go
Speaker 4: to the opposite end of the age spectrum here. There
Speaker 4: are reports that teams are looking to trade up for
Speaker 4: a quarterback, and we figure it's to go for either
Speaker 4: Shadur Sanders or cam Ward. Our own Stacy Daless, who's
Speaker 4: on the field in Indianapolis, caught up with both of
Speaker 4: those guys at the combine.
Speaker 8: Should or what is.
Speaker 3: It that you are hearing from these teams? What are
Speaker 3: they loving about you in your game?
Speaker 4: I would say definitely they understand that the mentals on
Speaker 4: a different level, and uh, it's definitely an event.
Speaker 2: Is that I have over a lot of quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: What's the feedback you've got about your football acumen?
Speaker 8: I think just aq the demeanor I play with every game,
Speaker 8: you know, not to get too high, too low. Just
Speaker 8: every time I step on a field, I just got to,
Speaker 8: you know, do what I know is right for my
Speaker 8: teammates and myself.
Speaker 4: Stacey had an awesome weekend. We appreciate everything he did
Speaker 4: down on the field. Cody, we are going to wait
Speaker 4: on Beta breath to next segment. You have the entire
Speaker 4: segment to break down some guys that did work out. However,
Speaker 4: let's just quickly focus on those two that did not
Speaker 4: participate in the work out. Some thoughts on Shoudre and
Speaker 4: Cam from the weekend.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm going to stick with what I said last
Speaker 5: week about Cam work.
Speaker 8: He is just he is.
Speaker 5: He has that superhero ability, but he also has that
Speaker 5: big playability. But then you get worried about is he
Speaker 5: doing too much? Sometimes he needs to know when to
Speaker 5: be Superman. He needs to know when it's okay to
Speaker 5: be Clark Camp. But he's so intriguing because he just
Speaker 5: is another natural thrower, right. He can throw from any platform,
Speaker 5: side arm, over the top. He has one where he's
Speaker 5: falling on his back and flips it under arm right,
Speaker 5: reminds you not putting him in that category. But some
Speaker 5: Patrick Mahomes Josh Allen where he makes some throws to
Speaker 5: where it's like throw it away, throw away, throwed away,
Speaker 5: and then he makes a superhero plan and you're like, okay,
Speaker 5: never mind. You know that was great to see Shador Sanders.
Speaker 5: For me, I would have loved to see him throw
Speaker 5: this week. I mean, I just are on Saturday. I
Speaker 5: think he could have helped himself a lot, especially with
Speaker 5: cam Ward out like Jackson Dart did, right, he kind
Speaker 5: of skyrocket a little bit, and.
Speaker 8: I'm solid with cam Ward being number one.
Speaker 5: Chador for me is still too, but I think that
Speaker 5: gap between two and Jackson Dart at three got.
Speaker 8: A little bit closer this week.
Speaker 6: What do you think fantastic athletes, both of them. Can't
Speaker 6: wait to see what they do at the next level.
Speaker 6: What did you guys think of Caleb Williams coming out
Speaker 6: of school?
Speaker 2: I love them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, me too. I watched caleble Lot I thought he's great,
Speaker 8: and then.
Speaker 6: You go to Chicago and it just doesn't look the same.
Speaker 6: It's different in the NFL, so same guys. I mean,
Speaker 6: no matter who gets drafted first, they're all going to struggle.
Speaker 6: They're young guys, but I think they're as good as anybody.
Speaker 6: Any first round quarterback we've seen in the last ten years,
Speaker 6: there's as good as anybody. It depends on your surrounding cast,
Speaker 6: in your culture, your team culture. So it's just taking
Speaker 6: a chance. And I think what you said was exactly right.
Speaker 6: You don't see quarterbacks like this. This is the new
Speaker 6: age of college football quarterbacks. They're different. They're coming out
Speaker 6: of school with money, they're a little bit different. That
Speaker 6: wouldn't scare me away. I've been a big fan of
Speaker 6: Shador forever. I think he is a fine talent. I
Speaker 6: love cam Moore for everything you said, especially the Superman stuff. Now,
Speaker 6: can you dial it back in the NFL when you're
Speaker 6: in the middle of the field with the hashmarks and
Speaker 6: everybody on the field can run? And what do you
Speaker 6: do when what you did in college is not working?
Speaker 6: How do you get better? Do you have that wherewithal
Speaker 6: to be that same guy? So I wouldn't be afraid
Speaker 6: to draft either one of them. Can I pick them apart?
Speaker 6: I'm not sure. I wouldn't mind picking second, whoever goes first.
Speaker 6: That's why I fill up both these quarterbacks.
Speaker 9: I just think we're in the Superman era now. This
Speaker 9: isn't the new normal. It's obviously you mentioned Mahomes and
Speaker 9: Josh Allen, but I remember sitting here last year and
Speaker 9: I think it was Daniel Jeremiah was talking about Drake
Speaker 9: May and he was calling him he's a big game hunter,
Speaker 9: you know, like he chucks it deep to try to
Speaker 9: make the big play. There's not a lot of conservative
Speaker 9: quarterback play, and that's being reward right now. It's not
Speaker 9: the stage of like, well we missed it, let's punt,
Speaker 9: let's get at the next time.
Speaker 2: Throw it away.
Speaker 9: It's it's really I look at the quarterbacks and the
Speaker 9: playoffs and even young Jane Daniels and lamar these guys
Speaker 9: are making spectacular plays all the time. So there's a
Speaker 9: little bit of a keeping up with that that I
Speaker 9: want a superman factor. I want a guy who says,
Speaker 9: you know what, I've grew up here and I'm not
Speaker 9: supposed to throw late across the middle, but I got
Speaker 9: my guy there and I think I can make the throw.
Speaker 9: I don't think we're kind of arriving in a new era.
Speaker 9: I feel like the plays are much more spectacular, more.
Speaker 2: Often than they were even ten years ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And just my point to that is that it's
Speaker 5: as a quarterback, you have to learn at a young
Speaker 5: age that the.
Speaker 8: Defense is going to win.
Speaker 5: Sometimes that's okay, we just don't compound the problem. And
Speaker 5: DeMarco will tell you you don't like having a quarterback
Speaker 5: who's going to put you in consistently bad situations.
Speaker 8: Right if we're on our minus twenty, we're.
Speaker 5: Going out and I'm throwing a pick after pick and
Speaker 5: now you have to come up and you're backed up
Speaker 5: every single time, or.
Speaker 8: Your back is to the goal line. It's just difficult
Speaker 8: to have momentum.
Speaker 5: But I'm with Kyle also, I don't want a quarterback
Speaker 5: who's going to go out there and be extra conservative
Speaker 5: and not have that big playability because when you put
Speaker 5: longer drives together, you have more opportunities for mistakes and turnover.
Speaker 8: So it's somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 2: For me.
Speaker 5: Kim Ward is the perfect example of, hey, be Superman
Speaker 5: sometimes b Clark kent't sometimes just figure out the difference.
Speaker 5: But if he goes to a team that needs a
Speaker 5: quarterback right away, he's gonna have to figure it out quickly.
Speaker 4: Now we really haven't gotten It's March third, we're entering
Speaker 4: free agency soon, we're fifty two.
Speaker 3: Days away from the draft. We haven't had your refresh.
Speaker 4: Take on just Shudeur Sanders as it is deon Sanders kid,
Speaker 4: and the fact that you hear him using.
Speaker 3: Phrases like my mental game is next level. And in
Speaker 3: last Friday we were.
Speaker 4: Listening to him say if you don't want a culture changer,
Speaker 4: you know, don't draft me.
Speaker 3: I'm going to come in there and do that. What
Speaker 3: do you just make of Shador.
Speaker 4: Sanders as a personality and knowing what he is going
Speaker 4: to have to do in.
Speaker 2: The NFL unprecedented to be Dion's Sun. We've seen a.
Speaker 9: Lot of legendaries player's sons come through Dion.
Speaker 2: So it's like being Blue Ivy or something like.
Speaker 9: That's like, you know what I'm saying, Like I'm Sanders
Speaker 9: kid of the football. I think that is really the
Speaker 9: comp like my mom's Beyonce, my dad's Dion.
Speaker 2: And yet what I like about it is that you think.
Speaker 9: Well, he's he grew up rich and famous and Shaduur
Speaker 9: in primetime.
Speaker 2: And all that.
Speaker 9: Like he got the crap kicked out of him in college,
Speaker 9: crap kicked out of him physically mentally. They lost a
Speaker 9: lot of games of Colorado that he started, and he
Speaker 9: got up every single time. This is not someone who
Speaker 9: is a prima donna, who is none of that stuff.
Speaker 9: That's difficult to raise someone with that type of fame
Speaker 9: and wealth and make them physically tough.
Speaker 2: That's parenting.
Speaker 9: Like that's that's really really impressive. So I'd like to
Speaker 9: say I was gonna say, you know, be interesting to
Speaker 9: see Shadur Sanders the son of a god come into
Speaker 9: the NFL and struggle. He's already struggled, and he's already
Speaker 9: shown that he could bounce back from it. I'm really
Speaker 9: impressed with him, really impressed big time.
Speaker 6: Being a cornerback is different when you say this is
Speaker 6: my house. Being a quarterback, right is different. So what
Speaker 6: happens postgame? But I would say with these young quarterbacks,
Speaker 6: this is your punter. Punting is okay. You don't have
Speaker 6: to make the big play every single play. We can
Speaker 6: go play defense. Learn that, yeah, Yeah, and it'll take
Speaker 6: away some of those hits too. Holding the football too long.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you're sitting back there and trying to find
Speaker 5: the big home run play every time, you're taking some
Speaker 5: of those unecessary hits. And the other thing too with
Speaker 5: that is he knows what it takes a turn around
Speaker 5: a program. I know it's at a smaller level in college,
Speaker 5: but Colorado was one and eleven before Deon Sanders got
Speaker 5: there and Shador and Travis Hunt.
Speaker 8: I know it was by committee, it wasn't.
Speaker 5: Just Shador, but last year he could have easily set
Speaker 5: out forty three sacks one hundred and twenty six in
Speaker 5: the country out of one hundred and thirty three teams.
Speaker 5: He was taking a meeting, he played the bowl game,
Speaker 5: he stayed there, he followed his brothers.
Speaker 8: Guys see that, and they respect that.
Speaker 9: We got all caught up to we were imissioned this
Speaker 9: reality where all right? So Deane's gonna coach the Cowboys.
Speaker 9: They're gonna dre no, what's happening?
Speaker 2: His dad's not gonna be a coach. I mean, it
Speaker 2: would have been fun, would have been great love right here.
Speaker 9: But it's just going to be a more conventional, toward
Speaker 9: type of deal. We're gonna try to get a normal
Speaker 9: team and a normal coach and then hopefully a super
Speaker 9: normal career.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping I just speak this into existence. I think
Speaker 4: free agency is going to get a little crazy. And
Speaker 4: if free agency gets crazy, that means teams might trade
Speaker 4: their draft picks and then we're in the wild ball
Speaker 4: the West. Where are we going to see guys though
Speaker 4: for free agency, like a T Higgins.
Speaker 3: Sam Darnold. Where are they going to land?
Speaker 4: Do they stay with their current teams or find new
Speaker 4: homes next season? We're gonna be all over it on
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Speaker 4: but we start to see to trickle outcome this week.
Speaker 2: You imagine I'm much We're go to promote this this week, Jick,
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Speaker 4: Some people have the audacity to say that this year's
Speaker 4: quarterback class, I don't know, isn't as good as other years.
Speaker 3: To hell with you. We are here to tell you
Speaker 3: that this group of quarterback prospects are awesome.
Speaker 4: We watched him over the weekend and now Cody Kessler
Speaker 4: is here to look at the top Combine performances from
Speaker 4: the position of the guy that runs the offense QB one, Cody,
Speaker 4: take it away.
Speaker 3: Did I sell it enough for you there?
Speaker 8: That was perfect? Venmo, come in here with me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we thought last week about a handful of quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: I want to break down what that performance looked like
Speaker 5: for them on.
Speaker 8: Saturday when they did throw.
Speaker 5: And also, I do have some comparisons, and I'm eager
Speaker 5: to hear what you guys love bringing. To start with
Speaker 5: Jackson Dart I think and Jamie that was her winner
Speaker 5: of the combine.
Speaker 8: Great name, absolutely that he stole the show.
Speaker 5: He did a great job of coming out there, throwing
Speaker 5: under center, throwing from shotgun, doing all those different things.
Speaker 8: Did a great job too with his accuracy.
Speaker 5: I love the way that he worked his drop under
Speaker 5: cerer and look at that getting.
Speaker 8: Your hip open.
Speaker 5: This was the most impressive throw of me for the day.
Speaker 5: That's called a bench route per receiver, they break in,
Speaker 5: they push up vertical, and then they break out to
Speaker 5: about sixteen to eighteen yards. That is a tough throw
Speaker 5: for a right handed quarterback. And there's another one right there.
Speaker 5: Did a great job there. Now on the deep ball,
Speaker 5: he was one of the better deep ball throwers in
Speaker 5: college last year. But where he struggled sometimes as he
Speaker 5: would leave some as some underthrows right and the receiver
Speaker 5: would have to break stride. That was not the case
Speaker 5: on Saturday. Great job showing some three balls. There's a
Speaker 5: two ball there, a little bit more on a line
Speaker 5: than some more air. He just showed everything you wanted
Speaker 5: to see. Now you might have just saw a little
Speaker 5: giveaway there on my comparison at the bottom. Okay, we're
Speaker 5: going to go with my comparison. So I've heard I
Speaker 5: was up here Jalen hurts. Yeah, right, I've heard some
Speaker 5: of those comparisons.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 8: I'm not against that.
Speaker 5: I've heard some Jimmy Garoppolo a little bit here and
Speaker 5: there about Nix. Maybe jumping up quarterbacks aren't quite dual threat,
Speaker 5: but have the ability to take off and run in college.
Speaker 5: A guy that I liked that, I think he reminds
Speaker 5: me of a Dak Prescott with the Cowboys, more so
Speaker 5: when he was coming out of Mississippi State.
Speaker 8: Both from the SEC, they both.
Speaker 5: Played a lot out of shotgum, but then they learned
Speaker 5: how to planner center. Dak or if Jackson doesn't go
Speaker 5: in that first round, if he falls a little bit,
Speaker 5: maybe goes Day two and he goes to a team
Speaker 5: that has good weapons around him. I could see him
Speaker 5: coming in like Dak did with Tony Romeo in that
Speaker 5: whole situation and being petitive right away. And like I said,
Speaker 5: they're both not dual threat quarterbacks, but they'll take off
Speaker 5: and run it. They need to similar athleticism, similar build
Speaker 5: So I'm eager Kyle if you think that comparison somewhere
Speaker 5: in the ballpark. But that was something when I went
Speaker 5: back and watched the film and I was the same
Speaker 5: class as Dak.
Speaker 8: So I've got to spend a lot of time with them,
Speaker 8: good friends with them. Just remind me of their play
Speaker 8: style a little bit. In the SEC, Daxon Dart, they're
Speaker 8: calling r Goes Jackson Dart.
Speaker 9: You know, we it's fun at this time of year
Speaker 9: to refresh our memories and we look at Dak as
Speaker 9: the superstar fourth round pick. Yeah, you know, like this
Speaker 9: is not a guy who has celebrated. This was not
Speaker 9: a guy who was jumping off the Marquee fourth round
Speaker 9: day three pick. I wonder, like, we're not sitting here
Speaker 9: fifty two days out and pricking what around they're going
Speaker 9: to be in. But it sounds to me like you're saying,
Speaker 9: probably come in the league as a backup with an
Speaker 9: established veteran behind them, Like that's not a day one
Speaker 9: starter or yeah, or to.
Speaker 5: A team that doesn't have a solidified starter. Now I
Speaker 5: know Tony Rumo was the guy at the time. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but then he gets hurt.
Speaker 8: But then he gets hurt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe going to a team that has a lot
Speaker 5: of great pieces around him, but the quarterback's still Okay,
Speaker 5: we're not sold on this guy. Jackson goes to a
Speaker 5: team like that and then has an opportunity to compete
Speaker 5: in Dak too. Was like you said, he was MVP
Speaker 5: of the Senior Bowl. I played and also did really
Speaker 5: good job. Teams started getting interested. Dallas Cowboys coached us
Speaker 5: in that game as well. Really, and then he ends
Speaker 5: up a Dallas he was on the opposite team, but
Speaker 5: Jason Garrett was our coach for our team. But then
Speaker 5: you know, he made himself a little bit of a
Speaker 5: name there. I know he was great at Mississippi State,
Speaker 5: goes there and it ends up becoming this.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go, we'll show it up.
Speaker 5: One for one, all right, number two Now we're going
Speaker 5: to Jalen Milroe. Right, and this is for me, the
Speaker 5: guy that had the most to earn this week and
Speaker 5: the most approved.
Speaker 8: Because we know the athlete he is, we know how
Speaker 8: explosive it.
Speaker 5: I'm a little disappointed, and I'm curious you guys opinion
Speaker 5: they didn't test. I would have loved to have seen
Speaker 5: him run the forty through the broad jung who the vertical.
Speaker 5: I think that's where he could have maybe separated himself
Speaker 5: a little bit. Now for me, and you see right there,
Speaker 5: the problem that he had in college was that arm strength.
Speaker 8: Arm talent is all there.
Speaker 5: When he's in rhythm, when he's on time like that
Speaker 5: right there, when he's putting the ball out there, he
Speaker 5: can throw a very pretty thrill. The problem is he'll
Speaker 5: throw one great one that's an NFL level throw, and
Speaker 5: then he'll throw two or three after that to our
Speaker 5: zacurcies off a little bit, and that happened when he
Speaker 5: got under center. I do say I will say his
Speaker 5: drop did improve a little bit through a good job
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 8: On the deep ball.
Speaker 5: But the problem that I had was that it was
Speaker 5: too inconsistent when he was throwing on time into his
Speaker 5: left And what I mean by that is when you
Speaker 5: can catch up and get into your throat, give a
Speaker 5: little bit more time when you're phoning in rhythm, when
Speaker 5: it's a four or five, plant no hitch and let
Speaker 5: it rip to the left. That is a hard throw
Speaker 5: as a quarterback. He was missing high, he was missing behind.
Speaker 5: It was too sporadic with his throws. A coach sees
Speaker 5: that and says, okay, well that's what we saw on film.
Speaker 5: And he doesn't have the luxury of like, Okay, he
Speaker 5: had an off day, right, That's just something that shows
Speaker 5: up a lot on film, and then they translate that
Speaker 5: over to that's who he's going to be in the NFL.
Speaker 5: So that's a problem with them. But the arm talent
Speaker 5: is there.
Speaker 8: The ceiling.
Speaker 5: I think he has a high ceiling. He could absolutely
Speaker 5: develop with the team. Now, when we go to comparisons,
Speaker 5: give you a comp I went back and looked at
Speaker 5: some of these.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna go with DeMarco first on this one. What
Speaker 8: you think.
Speaker 5: I went back and watched some of the guys that
Speaker 5: I played against a little bit beyond my time.
Speaker 8: Okay, but we were in the NFL the same time.
Speaker 2: What are you trying to say?
Speaker 8: I like Tyrod Taylor as his comparison.
Speaker 5: And the reason I say that is because when you
Speaker 5: go look at it, and you can go back and
Speaker 5: look at Tyrod Taylor if you look at their report
Speaker 5: when they were coming out of college going to the NFL,
Speaker 5: Rod said rocket Arm can make all the throws, has
Speaker 5: potential to be a big time starter, just too many
Speaker 5: throws to where he's not consistent, and that starts with
Speaker 5: his feet.
Speaker 8: That's where I'm at with Jalen Milroe.
Speaker 5: Look better in the combine with Milroe, but when you
Speaker 5: watch his tape, he's too quick to go from his
Speaker 5: first read and then he gets a little bit of
Speaker 5: happy feet and starts looking around and then he's off
Speaker 5: balance and off.
Speaker 8: Target with his throws. So de Mark Arn know what
Speaker 8: you think on this, but I see a great comparison.
Speaker 5: And when it comes to rushing stats in college too,
Speaker 5: Tyron Ran for two thousand yards. Jal and Merrol fifteen
Speaker 5: hundred both had more than twenty.
Speaker 8: Two touchdowns rushing in their career, so very similar, and.
Speaker 2: Mike a lot of respect for Tyrod Taylor.
Speaker 6: I agree with everything you said about Milroe, though the
Speaker 6: last thing I wanted to see him do, or need
Speaker 6: to see him do, was the athletic part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we know he's an athlete.
Speaker 6: I wanted to see him throw, and I like what
Speaker 6: you said about flushing him left. That's kind of like
Speaker 6: what they did with the Vince Young back in the day.
Speaker 6: Once you figured him out. If he goes left, his
Speaker 6: completion percentage goes way down. So Milroll's got some room
Speaker 6: to grow. He's a great athlete at quarterback. But I think,
Speaker 6: like you said, this is where the NFL is headed anyway.
Speaker 6: But guys that can create off schedule, so he's got that.
Speaker 6: But when you're standing in the p and you've got
Speaker 6: to read the defense, stand and deliver, that's the stuff
Speaker 6: that we're going to need to see going forward. But
Speaker 6: I like your comparison with Tyrod Taylor. I hope he
Speaker 6: can get there at some point. He's a good player,
Speaker 6: and that's my point. If he can get there.
Speaker 5: Tyrod came into the league, is okay, who's this guy
Speaker 5: going to be a little bit bigger though?
Speaker 8: Yeah, career for.
Speaker 5: Himself though, right, still going, still playing start for the
Speaker 5: Justice and became a starter, got paid too. So I
Speaker 5: just I truly believe Jalen morrou can get to that
Speaker 5: and maybe excel that.
Speaker 8: Who knows. So we're going number three. Now we're going
Speaker 8: to Quinie Ers.
Speaker 5: This was another guy that had a lot to prove
Speaker 5: solid outing. I thought he had a great did a
Speaker 5: great job early on, struggle with some throws later on,
Speaker 5: but when you watch him throw, in my opinion, he
Speaker 5: is just a natural thrower. He is just the definition
Speaker 5: of its effortless.
Speaker 8: It's easy.
Speaker 5: I thought we were going to see a little bit
Speaker 5: more zip on some of his intermediate throws.
Speaker 8: But the reason I think he got off balance with
Speaker 8: that or was off a little bit.
Speaker 5: As you're throwing the guys for the first time, it
Speaker 5: looks like you're trying to aim some of them instead
Speaker 5: of letting it rip.
Speaker 8: You don't want to miss now.
Speaker 5: One thing I will say with his footwork though from
Speaker 5: under center, and I promise you a coach is already
Speaker 5: going to talk to him about this is when you're
Speaker 5: dropping from under center as a right handed quarterback.
Speaker 8: And I'll show you real quick.
Speaker 5: As I said that, what you want to do is
Speaker 5: when you're under center, what you want to do is right,
Speaker 5: I want.
Speaker 8: To slightly off balance with your left foot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, your left foot is staggered behind your right and
Speaker 5: you always want to pivot and push right. So we're
Speaker 5: going straight down the clock. I want to pivot and
Speaker 5: push or pivot and pushing so I can get away
Speaker 5: from the center. If you watch Quinnie or Is from
Speaker 5: under center, he play a lot and shotgun and Steve
Speaker 5: Sarkegan's office similar to Lane Kiffin. And this seems like
Speaker 5: a small thing, but I promise you get to the NFL,
Speaker 5: it's big.
Speaker 8: Yeah. If you watch my left foot, he was doing
Speaker 8: a thing and you can go back to some.
Speaker 5: Of the videos where he would hop hop and then
Speaker 5: go that is half a second in the NFL. Half
Speaker 5: a second, is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Righta fireball, Kyle, what you want to see?
Speaker 5: And then you got DeMarco far coming and then boom
Speaker 5: you let it rip right there, and hey, keep your
Speaker 5: shoulders level, fire your hip, let it rip.
Speaker 8: That's a comparison for Quinny and that's that's an easy fix.
Speaker 5: But that's something that I think made him late on
Speaker 5: some of those pros. Why didn't have as much velocity
Speaker 5: as he was a little late getting back through the drop.
Speaker 8: For me, I got Andy Dalton, now let's go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's because I can see twenty rs and Andy Dalton
Speaker 5: coming out of TCU was the definition of a gun slinger.
Speaker 8: Effortless, right.
Speaker 5: He had that where he hold it right at shoulder
Speaker 5: level and this is a little bit later, but it
Speaker 5: was just so easy for to throw the release, the
Speaker 5: quick release, great accuracy. But if you put Queen Ears
Speaker 5: on a team like when Andy was with the Bengals,
Speaker 5: with great weapons around him, with AJ Greens and all
Speaker 5: those different guys, he can excel. I don't think he's
Speaker 5: going to be a first round pick. Potentially could work
Speaker 5: up their sales today goes. But if he gets to
Speaker 5: the second round and you put him with a good roster,
Speaker 5: in my opinion, similar to Jackson Dart a little bit,
Speaker 5: I think he could excel like Andy Dalton did in Cincinnati.
Speaker 9: Could we give Andy Dalton his dignity and throw some
Speaker 9: old Bengals highlights? I'm looking at but I was winning
Speaker 9: on the wearing Advisor.
Speaker 8: Is that the Sean Foster?
Speaker 2: Who am I looking at?
Speaker 8: Up there?
Speaker 2: He looks great.
Speaker 9: I don't even remember that Andy Thlton in the playoffs
Speaker 9: this year, all.
Speaker 5: Right, And that's how I he was the second round pick.
Speaker 5: It was a gun slinger, throws it very eff great arm.
Speaker 5: Just to me, I see some similarities, and I think
Speaker 5: Quiney Hearers could have that type of career if he
Speaker 5: goes to the right wing.
Speaker 2: Right, you got on num before I got two more.
Speaker 8: Gosh, I got two more to wrap up on.
Speaker 5: From there, I got Tole McCord was a guy that
Speaker 5: I was very high on with Syracuse, A little bit
Speaker 5: of a forgotten name when he left the House State
Speaker 5: played well in the ACC this.
Speaker 8: Year, Harry solid performance.
Speaker 5: The thing that set out to most of me is
Speaker 5: he throws a very catchable ball. Okay, right, he's not
Speaker 5: going to come out there and rip it as hard
Speaker 5: as he can.
Speaker 8: But when he does miss, and he's.
Speaker 5: Off on some of his throws, they're not too far
Speaker 5: in few in between, right, He's not missing twenty yards
Speaker 5: over the guy's hed, or he's dirt in at five
Speaker 5: yards short it's still in the catch trace right there.
Speaker 5: The guy that slowed down a little bit, okay, but
Speaker 5: he can still catch the ball.
Speaker 8: So he throws a very catchable ball. That's going to
Speaker 8: help him at the next level. I do think he
Speaker 8: needs to work on his.
Speaker 5: Phe work a little bit and some of the deep
Speaker 5: ball accuracy. But the COMPIE had for him, and this
Speaker 5: is strictly coming out someone that I went back and
Speaker 5: I watched a lot of combine tape, I watched a
Speaker 5: lot of reports. I believe that the comparison I have
Speaker 5: for him when he went to Washington was Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 8: I like, and the main.
Speaker 5: Reason was because Kirk wasn't a guy would come out
Speaker 5: out of college and wow you all the time at
Speaker 5: Michigan State and make these.
Speaker 8: Big time hero throws. But he throws a very catchable ball.
Speaker 5: Right when you go back to Washington with Jordan Reid
Speaker 5: and those guys that he was surrounded with. When he
Speaker 5: goes to Minnesota with Justin Jefferson, I have athletes around me.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna put it in their vicinity and they're
Speaker 5: going to go get the football for me. So that's
Speaker 5: why I have that comparison. I know it's a little
Speaker 5: off the chart one there, it might be a little random.
Speaker 8: I just kept going through it, and.
Speaker 5: Coucord for me, reminded me of Kirk Cousins, a little
Speaker 5: bit of a mid to later round guy could potentially
Speaker 5: become a starter.
Speaker 6: I just when you say catchable ball, I think pickable
Speaker 6: ball too.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: On the other yeah, that's what you don't, that's that's
Speaker 5: the opposite.
Speaker 2: But I like the Cousins come. I think it's one
Speaker 2: of the most flattering ones.
Speaker 9: You know, the stories weird, same draft classes, RG three
Speaker 9: and the same team since there ended up becoming what
Speaker 9: it became.
Speaker 2: But he did get to sit, didn't have to.
Speaker 9: Start right away, even as short as it was, and
Speaker 9: then now he's still playing this year somewhere. But I
Speaker 9: think that's one of the most flattering comps you've had.
Speaker 9: Cousins had a great career.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely agree.
Speaker 5: So the last one here is I'm going with Dylan
Speaker 5: Gabriel out of Morgan, a guy that I talked about
Speaker 5: a lot last week that had a big opportunity to
Speaker 5: help himself and up and down day for Gabriel, right,
Speaker 5: he showed some good throws. Had somewhere you could see
Speaker 5: his accuracy be off a little bit, had a little
Speaker 5: bit more arm strength and I anticipated, which was good
Speaker 5: to see. And I talked about him needing to push
Speaker 5: the football down the field on some of those deep
Speaker 5: outs on the end cuts. I didn't just need to
Speaker 5: see the go ball. I wanted to see some of
Speaker 5: those twenty yard window throws right there where you put
Speaker 5: it on the line. He did that very well. Now
Speaker 5: when we do get to the go balls, I think
Speaker 5: you could have helped himself out a little bit more
Speaker 5: of those deep corner routes where they'd go play action
Speaker 5: under center.
Speaker 8: Left some of those short, or he was late and
Speaker 8: leaving him out of bound. But overall, I think it
Speaker 8: was a solid performance.
Speaker 5: This one right here just gets over the top and
Speaker 5: a little bit inside. I like to see that little
Speaker 5: bit more outside and over the shoulder to get away
Speaker 5: from the DV.
Speaker 8: But overall a solid day.
Speaker 5: I don't think he hurt himself, but I don't necessarily
Speaker 5: think he's going to jump up the draft board from
Speaker 5: that combine. So my comparison for him, who is a
Speaker 5: guy that has been a very solid backup for many
Speaker 5: years older than the NFL.
Speaker 8: I went with Chase Daniel. Oh wow. Comparison, both had.
Speaker 5: Very successful college careers right and now Gabriel is at
Speaker 5: multiple places, but very successful college careers. Chase Daniels or
Speaker 5: Chase Daniel made a living being a backup quarterback in
Speaker 5: the NFL. He came in and played when needed. He
Speaker 5: can go out there and win some games, right, but
Speaker 5: he was a very good guy in the locker room,
Speaker 5: a very good quarterback to be the backup and help
Speaker 5: your starter out in for a year, Yillan, Yeah, he
Speaker 5: was in Saint Yeah. Right forever he's in the Saints,
Speaker 5: living behind Drew Brees, learning from them and helping him out.
Speaker 5: But sometimes that's what you need to do as a backup.
Speaker 5: You just need to be a guy that's great in
Speaker 5: support and you can go out there and compete and
Speaker 5: help the defense get better when you're on scout team.
Speaker 5: I think Dylan Grabriel can be that guy. He could
Speaker 5: have a very long career, potentially become a starter. But
Speaker 5: if his numbers called upon, can go out there and
Speaker 5: develop the right way and then you know, give the
Speaker 5: team a chance.
Speaker 2: I know how these segments go.
Speaker 9: You put a lot of thought on them and you
Speaker 9: try to pick the perfect comp there's so many names
Speaker 9: of the comps that you just laid out for us.
Speaker 2: Which one of yours is the perfect? Like your favorite comp?
Speaker 5: I feel like the Queyers Andy Dalton for me is
Speaker 5: one that I kept looking.
Speaker 8: I looked at a bunch of names for quiney Eers.
Speaker 8: I just feel like it.
Speaker 5: Queers does go on that day to second round pick
Speaker 5: both gun slingers, very effortless, the way they throw the football.
Speaker 8: He surround them with the right guys. He could develop
Speaker 8: into a very good.
Speaker 4: Foot Mom, when you were coming out, did you get
Speaker 4: calm to anybody?
Speaker 8: I don't remember, Actually I'm sure I did. I could
Speaker 8: go back and let's look it up. I don't remember. Yeah,
Speaker 8: find it, look it up.
Speaker 2: It was I think it was Michael Vick, wasn't it.
Speaker 8: I will yeah, yeah, I will say. I won't say though.
Speaker 8: When I came out, some of those combine throws, my
Speaker 8: mechanics were a little off. I developed those a better.
Speaker 3: One I got out to develop.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's yeah.
Speaker 5: So there's my comps. I kind of go away. I
Speaker 5: saw some of the people use I tried to make
Speaker 5: my own, and so it wasn't dis repetited. So, but
Speaker 5: those guys for me, I mean some great days, some
Speaker 5: average days, but overall their.
Speaker 6: Quarterbacks, I can't stand that. Right, everything's backwards, everything is backwards.
Speaker 6: You hate twa Boomer has the defense. Everything is going
Speaker 6: the other way. Now, it's just weird. It's a weird thing.
Speaker 2: Boots go the other way. Yeah, I used to play
Speaker 2: them one way.
Speaker 3: Bots the other.
Speaker 4: Quarterbacks that worked out at the combine over the weekend.
Speaker 3: And we are so sorry, mister Dalton. We got it
Speaker 3: right now, We fixed it, fixed.
Speaker 9: It for Oh that's now that look Tyler Eifford in
Speaker 9: the foreground. Yeah, that's that's the Andy Dalton we know
Speaker 9: and love.
Speaker 2: Who's that Rudy Johnson? I love it, not Jie.
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Speaker 3: WS Kyle.
Speaker 4: You're already talking about one of those guys on this screen.
Speaker 4: It's this Texas football phenomenon that is happening over the
Speaker 4: last couple of years. Four different receivers have run a
Speaker 4: sub four to four when they've worn the hook them
Speaker 4: in the last couple of years, and they reach a
Speaker 4: top speed of at least twenty three and a half miles,
Speaker 4: which is about the speed you should drive through most
Speaker 4: country clubs.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's crazy how fast these guys can run in the
Speaker 4: forty yard dash. No other school has ever had more
Speaker 4: guys in this position run that speed in that's.
Speaker 9: Fan talk us more about driving those country clubs, Jamie,
Speaker 9: look at you must be nice.
Speaker 4: That's essentially speed that you don't have to hit the gas.
Speaker 4: Metal is just cruises, and those guys are cruising. You
Speaker 4: can find more real time Combine results and in depth
Speaker 4: analysis featuring next gen stats in the new Combine IQ dashboard,
Speaker 4: exclusively on NFL dot com.
Speaker 9: It's because the Tesla wants to drive faster through the
Speaker 9: country club, right, Jamie, Yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Just can't let it.
Speaker 3: You know what I should have done.
Speaker 4: I should have done elementary school driving zone.
Speaker 3: That's what I should have there.
Speaker 9: You go when you drive on Rodale Drive, you have
Speaker 9: to keep it nice and slow when you're going home
Speaker 9: at Beverly Hills.
Speaker 8: It's incredible.
Speaker 4: I'm so fancy the twenty twenty five NFL Scout and
Speaker 4: Combine is in the books.
Speaker 3: Are going to check in with Chris Rose.
Speaker 4: And Charles Davis with their big time takeaways from over
Speaker 4: the weekend.
Speaker 10: It's just Combine, combined forties. Our average forty four six seven.
Speaker 11: Come on, yeah, it's getting crazy. These kids are training
Speaker 11: at a younger age and it's more consistent in what
Speaker 11: they're doing and it's better training.
Speaker 10: Wow, let's focus on the quarterbacks. Sugar didn't throw, cam
Speaker 10: Ward didn't throw. Which guy that did throw may have
Speaker 10: become that third quarterback this year.
Speaker 11: He came in being talked about being the third quarterback
Speaker 11: for me. It's Jackson Dart out of Old Miss.
Speaker 2: I thought he had a nice.
Speaker 11: Week throwing the football and meaning session here when it
Speaker 11: was time to get on the field and throw it,
Speaker 11: just as you see on tape, very smooth and everything
Speaker 11: he's doing. The footwork keeps him balanced and on point.
Speaker 11: Excellent delivery, good anticipation, and he's got plenty of arms.
Speaker 2: You have to worry about that. Look 've dropping it
Speaker 2: the bucket right there. But look how controlled he is.
Speaker 11: Back here setting up boom. See his target points and
Speaker 11: hits it. I thought Tyler Shuck through the ball really
Speaker 11: really well coming out of Louisville, and last but not least,
Speaker 11: Quinn Eewers don't overlook him fully help you again, had
Speaker 11: a really nice throwing.
Speaker 10: We like Tyler Shuck because he's closer to our age
Speaker 10: than some.
Speaker 2: Guys throwing man. He's got four college degrees.
Speaker 10: Yeah, seven years in school. Just wear college across the sweatshirt.
Speaker 2: That's cool. Now is good.
Speaker 10: Fastest running backs class ever four four to eight on average,
Speaker 10: Ashton genty was not down there on the field doing
Speaker 10: his thing.
Speaker 8: Norton caught your eye needed to be, He didn't need
Speaker 8: to be.
Speaker 10: But who caught your eye that was busy about?
Speaker 11: How about someone we have talked about, Nessell mari and
Speaker 11: Hampton out of the University of North Carolina because he
Speaker 11: went to work all right, big strong, physical back, ran
Speaker 11: the four four seven to get going and then comes
Speaker 11: back and lowers it the four four six right there.
Speaker 11: But watch the cutting Watch the vision carrying the football
Speaker 11: right here.
Speaker 8: Look at the feat going through the bags.
Speaker 2: That's the deduced dally drill. See's where the bags on.
Speaker 11: That means the holes opening the opposite side.
Speaker 2: But this guy caught everybody's eye.
Speaker 11: He was off right facial Tuton because he's a North
Speaker 11: Carolina A and T transfer to Virginia Tech and he
Speaker 11: ends up running the fastest forty out of all the
Speaker 11: running backs. So you knew about him coming in you've
Speaker 11: watched tape, but after watching this, you know what you're
Speaker 11: going to do. Go back and watch more tape and
Speaker 11: see what you may have missed along the way. He's
Speaker 11: got people's attention right now.
Speaker 10: What about defensively outstanding defensive tackle class and edge class
Speaker 10: led by one of the guys that you watch down
Speaker 10: there in Knoxville.
Speaker 11: Yeah, he really good, created some great glory for us
Speaker 11: on Rocky Top. Best James Pierce because when he decides
Speaker 11: to rush the pass or you better bring a couple
Speaker 11: of people out there to keep him away from your quarterback.
Speaker 11: And he came out here and we knew he was athletic,
Speaker 11: but he runs four four seven into forty and look
Speaker 11: at all the movement skills that he's exhibiting here. I
Speaker 11: said it during the week. Yes, people can say there's bias,
Speaker 11: you name it, but I dare you to turn this
Speaker 11: on and not say this is a training tape.
Speaker 8: Every drill he went.
Speaker 11: Through was fantastic. And then we stay in the sea
Speaker 11: and we moved to the cornerback position. Maxwell Harriston got
Speaker 11: lost along the way because he had a bad shoulder
Speaker 11: and miss games this year for the Big Blue. Well,
Speaker 11: guess what he has announced his presence again with authority
Speaker 11: because he ends up running four two eight and shows
Speaker 11: exactly what we've been missing during the season. A guy
Speaker 11: who could run, cover, jump, you name it, he can
Speaker 11: do it. Maxwell Harris did Mad Max is back.
Speaker 10: As we say goodbye, one of our MVPs gets a
Speaker 10: special shout out this week. Only caught sixteen passes in
Speaker 10: his careers, a tight end at Tuscaloosa, Robbie Youtz. We
Speaker 10: always talk about guys that can play in any era.
Speaker 10: That Mustache can play in any era.
Speaker 11: He should have been playing baseball with Avner Double. I mean,
Speaker 11: look at that mustache and he'll block the heck out
Speaker 11: of you.
Speaker 2: Back to you, there might.
Speaker 4: Be a top guy from your favorite position group that
Speaker 4: you have wanted to talk about. You watched him work
Speaker 4: out over the weekend in the twenty twenty five NFL
Speaker 4: Scouting Combine. But then there's just these little pocket of
Speaker 4: moments from the combine, and we might just want to
Speaker 4: unearth one last time before we move full head of
Speaker 4: steam into free agency. Cody, is there a moment you
Speaker 4: want to look back on from the weekend from the combine?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I thought, and maybe I'm buying some of a quarterback.
Speaker 5: But Tyler shuck when he ran the forty yard dash
Speaker 5: and after he hit a four to six three, look
Speaker 5: at him, goes absolutely insane and the crowd is that.
Speaker 8: You can't hear the sound on.
Speaker 5: Here right now, but the crowd is hyping him up.
Speaker 5: You would have thought he just broke Xavier Worthies.
Speaker 8: For a four to sixty three.
Speaker 5: But I love that, And you know what, coaches love that,
Speaker 5: and GM's love that because they see a guy who
Speaker 5: puts in the hard work and dedication. Then he can
Speaker 5: take pride of that when he goes out there and
Speaker 5: then accomplishes accomplishments. But it was it was so cool
Speaker 5: to see that moment for him in front of the crowd,
Speaker 5: in front of everybody, because he's a lower list guy
Speaker 5: right now, he's at a top five quarterback, but he
Speaker 5: had his moment. And by the way, he was the
Speaker 5: only quarterback that ran the forty in the second group.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it was his all the time and he
Speaker 8: went out there and everyone hyped him up. So I
Speaker 8: was great to see this.
Speaker 2: Is your up.
Speaker 6: My favorite guy is Arma Membo from the Mizzu from
Speaker 6: Miszoo Big off of mon Tackle yeah. Now, when you're
Speaker 6: running a forty for your life, sometimes you got to
Speaker 6: let it out. Now, listen to this guy run when
Speaker 6: he's going down the forty one. What he's going down there?
Speaker 2: Check this out? You got to get that out you
Speaker 2: yella left that out when you're running.
Speaker 8: There you go.
Speaker 2: You can hold that in that said, gee, get that
Speaker 2: out of you?
Speaker 8: Yes, you got it.
Speaker 2: You gotta scream absolutely right. Well, that's that's a once
Speaker 2: in a lifetime thing.
Speaker 9: You would never see that or would you also see
Speaker 9: it from Miami Wide receiver Sam Brown?
Speaker 8: Roll it?
Speaker 2: What are these kids doing? They're yelling?
Speaker 9: Well, they're running. We've watched a lot of forties. I've
Speaker 9: watched the Olympics many times. I've never seen one hundred
Speaker 9: meter final like you just run, you don't do it.
Speaker 9: It's unheard of.
Speaker 2: You're not running into people in the Olympics. Right, yeah,
Speaker 2: there you go. But maybe it's the vocal running is
Speaker 2: the new thing? Is that what the trainers are saying
Speaker 2: these days. You got to vocalize.
Speaker 9: It's like these these people playing tennis is now they
Speaker 9: got to run. And if you're not vocalizing, you're not
Speaker 9: running fast enough. In fact, Rich and DJ on the car.
Speaker 9: Can we rerac that you guys have I want to,
Speaker 9: I want you to.
Speaker 2: I want you to listen to it again. All right,
Speaker 2: so ready here it is.
Speaker 9: Listen especially at the beginning, and try, as Rich and
Speaker 9: DJ did in real time, to figure out what he
Speaker 9: is saying. Here we go, Sam Brown Miami Wide receiver
Speaker 9: rewrack it and then he stopped for the last thirty yards.
Speaker 2: Yeah, DMX, all right, So Rich.
Speaker 6: And DJ, it does kind of sound like they thought he.
Speaker 9: Was saying the word bite, like b I t e
Speaker 9: bite bite, bite.
Speaker 2: And then people online.
Speaker 9: Are saying, no, he's saying fight, fight, fight, and people
Speaker 9: are trying to figure out they're trying to find him.
Speaker 9: And I've done the research, and our research has done
Speaker 9: the research, and we can't find the answer of Sam,
Speaker 9: what are you saying?
Speaker 2: Why are you saying all of that?
Speaker 9: But there's a couple of guys yelling now and of
Speaker 9: all our years covering the combine, I've never even seen one.
Speaker 9: Oh really, so this can't be a coincidence. The trainers
Speaker 9: must be teaching this up at some point. I would
Speaker 9: think opening your mouth while your running would make kind
Speaker 9: of an air pocket and a liability like even this parachute.
Speaker 6: I was supposed to hold your bath when you're run,
Speaker 6: Oky're supposed to let it out sometimes sometimes I never
Speaker 6: seen Jamie.
Speaker 2: What do you guys?
Speaker 9: I'm with you, trying to make the shell go faster.
Speaker 8: Bye bye, bite.
Speaker 2: It works, It's incredible.
Speaker 8: That's why I didn't un four seven.
Speaker 2: There you go. You needed to do it. It's brought
Speaker 2: it backwards.
Speaker 9: If you ran a fIF you su yelled bite, you
Speaker 9: would have run four three.
Speaker 2: I believe you wouldn't be sitting here right now, buddy.
Speaker 2: I'll do things for you.
Speaker 8: If yelled anything, I do what you do.
Speaker 4: I look at guys, I'm like, but that's not very aerodynamic.
Speaker 3: I constantly an.
Speaker 2: Air pocket in there will caroshuote.
Speaker 3: That's how I think about my guy, Tate Ratlidge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whoa.
Speaker 4: I mean that's either not that's either shaving off half
Speaker 4: a second if he had a shaved head, or does
Speaker 4: that make him more sleek.
Speaker 3: He's got his mouth is closed, he knows what's up.
Speaker 3: He's not yelling.
Speaker 2: It's filled with Copenhagen. Yes, don't mean. He doesn't look
Speaker 2: like Jim tom Suler.
Speaker 11: You know me.
Speaker 2: He doesn't look like Jim Afford.
Speaker 8: It right, Is that right?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: I love Tate Ratlige just real quick, you know, all
Speaker 4: the same to get like eating raccoon was the thing
Speaker 4: last season when he said, like.
Speaker 3: I like to eat Yes, sure, Tate Ratledice.
Speaker 4: He likes to hunt turkeys because it teats him patience.
Speaker 3: Really offensive line.
Speaker 9: When he gets that turkey, Jamie, what does he do
Speaker 9: to it when it's on his fort He bites it.
Speaker 2: Bite. I'm going to do that in life.
Speaker 9: Now watch, I'm just going to start interjecting bites, great
Speaker 9: sound bites.
Speaker 2: We'll call it a new segment.
Speaker 3: Kyle just spy.
Speaker 2: I like that guy. All right, welcome back.
Speaker 9: We are going to take you magically to the twenty
Speaker 9: sixteen combine where a young prospect out of USC by
Speaker 9: way of Centennial High School in Bakersfield with those bright
Speaker 9: ass green shoes just gotting it all around. Now Cody
Speaker 9: Kessler with us at the table. You asked about the
Speaker 9: comps or someone asked about what were your comps coming out?
Speaker 9: PFF had you as a case Keenum, an NFL network
Speaker 9: had you?
Speaker 2: Is Kirk Cousins like, I'm not kidding, those are the
Speaker 2: real comps. What do you what do you like looking
Speaker 2: back at this tape or what do you hate about it?
Speaker 8: I like it.
Speaker 5: I was not too proud of my mechanics right there.
Speaker 5: Also didn't like the big baggy shorts and the baggy shirt.
Speaker 5: That was the time I looked a little buffer if
Speaker 5: I got some of those tight fits. But yeah, the
Speaker 5: mechanics got a little better when I got to these.
Speaker 8: Your cousin, Yeah, there is too soon.
Speaker 2: Now you shoot Kessler? You like that? Kessler h