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Speaker 2: that's named their starting quarterback for Week one. Speaking started
Speaker 2: talking about the Cleveland Browns with Joe Flacco that's already
Speaker 2: been announced. Sorry, Seed, whose career would you want? Joe
Speaker 2: Flacco or Philip Rivers?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 2: Sixty five percent of the audience say Joe Flalco. All right,
Speaker 2: anybody take Philip Rivers. I know Fritzie can't because he
Speaker 2: doesn't like Philip Rivers. Now, Todd, I.
Speaker 4: Actually in this instance would take Philip Rivers because when
Speaker 4: I think of it, when I hear the two quarterback names,
Speaker 4: I know about the Super Bowl rings, so that part's tough,
Speaker 4: but the name Philip Rivers rings a lot stronger than
Speaker 4: me as far as like top quarterbacks that have ever
Speaker 4: played the game.
Speaker 2: So Hall of Fame, you're going to be winning a
Speaker 2: super Bowl and be the Super Bowl MVP, because that's
Speaker 2: what this comes down to. Yeah, Flacco won a Super
Speaker 2: Bowl and was the MVP. Philip Rivers has a more
Speaker 2: deeper resume, a lot of stats on there, so comes
Speaker 2: down to one's going to be probably a Hall of
Speaker 2: Famer and the other one's going to just be remembered
Speaker 2: as a guy who played into his forties and won
Speaker 2: a Super Bowl in an MVP chance.
Speaker 5: Paul.
Speaker 6: It's such a weird dynamic because when Phil Rivers's name
Speaker 6: comes up for the Hall of Fame, the main thing
Speaker 6: people are going to say against it is no super
Speaker 6: Bowl appearances, not even losses like Matt Ryan. But Joe Flacco,
Speaker 6: he's not even in sniffing distance of the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: It'll never be brought up his Hall of Fame candidacy
Speaker 6: because he was just good for a long time. But
Speaker 6: the one super Bowl with Super Bowl MVP, it's like unimpeachable.
Speaker 2: The Colts are going to name Daniel Jones, says they're
Speaker 2: starting quarterback. This is according to Tom Pellicero of NFL
Speaker 2: Network in competition with Anthony Richardson. So Jones will get
Speaker 2: the start in Week one against Miami, and maybe he's
Speaker 2: you know, you start to get these quarterbacks who have
Speaker 2: had a second time around, a second chance or a
Speaker 2: third chance, you know, age twenty eight, maybe maybe something's,
Speaker 2: you know, something happens here where he's out of the
Speaker 2: New York City Spotlight didn't live up to the billing,
Speaker 2: had moments of greatness. But now with the Colts, maybe
Speaker 2: not that much is expected there and maybe he gets
Speaker 2: kind of a career resurgence there while they wait for
Speaker 2: Anthony Richardson to mature.
Speaker 6: Yes, Paul, if you go back with Daniel Jones twenty
Speaker 6: nineteen with the Giants in twelve starts, he was twenty
Speaker 6: four touchdowns at twelve picks, that's a really nice rookie
Speaker 6: year and it just never got better. But then that
Speaker 6: contract year Daniel Jones had twenty twenty two, he was
Speaker 6: nine and six of the star or fifteen touchdowns and
Speaker 6: five picks, and they decided to stick instead of bail.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh man. When that contract came up, and then
Speaker 2: they decided they were going to give him that money
Speaker 2: on it, that's that's bad. That's a bad, bad situation.
Speaker 2: And then all of a sudden, you can't pay Saquon
Speaker 2: Barkley and you're like, oh my goodness, this is they
Speaker 2: just compounded all of you know, these mistakes, and you know,
Speaker 2: maybe it's a Sam Darnold situation for him. Maybe he's
Speaker 2: able to go, Hey, I got a chance here, I'm
Speaker 2: with a decent team and maybe we could be a
Speaker 2: little bit better. And you're in a division where you know,
Speaker 2: maybe maybe you can sneak in get to be a
Speaker 2: playoff team or win that division. But Daniel Jones gets
Speaker 2: the call. He'll be the starting quarterback for the Colts.
Speaker 2: We talked a little bit about the game last night
Speaker 2: and a couple of takeaways. You have these guys, there's
Speaker 2: so much talent and you just want to opportunity. And
Speaker 2: you probably didn't think that a guy named Mitchell Tinsley
Speaker 2: would be the star, but he turned out to be
Speaker 2: the star for the Bengals. That was nice. He probably
Speaker 2: won't make the roster. But the thing that I took
Speaker 2: away from that game is Joe Burrow under pressure has
Speaker 2: to go down. Not by the hands of the opposition.
Speaker 2: You have to go down. You must must must live
Speaker 2: to see another play. I mean this preseason go down.
Speaker 2: Don't be a hero. There's no style points here. Just
Speaker 2: live to play another day, another game. And you know
Speaker 2: twice that you saw him get hit, and it's not
Speaker 2: like there's preseason hits and they don't hurt. They all hurt.
Speaker 2: And that was what was surprising there but there's no
Speaker 2: movement with Trey Hendrickson, no movement with Terry McLaurin. I
Speaker 2: don't know which one is closer to maybe getting done.
Speaker 2: You'll find with most negotiations like this that both sides
Speaker 2: know there's a number. The question is how close are
Speaker 2: they going to let you get to that number or
Speaker 2: how far away do we want to keep you from
Speaker 2: that number. Now you might get guaranteed money thrown in there,
Speaker 2: maybe bonuses in there. Joe Burrow did talk about the
Speaker 2: Trey Hendrickson situation after the game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I think historically these deals with us have gotten done
Speaker 7: closer to week one. I signed on the Thursday before
Speaker 7: the first game. Jamar's started to pick up, you know,
Speaker 7: that week before last year too, and you know we
Speaker 7: were able to get Tea and Jamar done early this year,
Speaker 7: so that was great. But I think historically the way
Speaker 7: we've done businesses, you know, that tends.
Speaker 3: To pick up here in the next two weeks. So
Speaker 3: we'll see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, Klank is ticking, but it's also clicking,
Speaker 2: you know, ticking for your head, coach. I mean, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of steak here. I mean, Joe Burrows you
Speaker 2: know he's fine, receivers are fine. Then all of a
Speaker 2: sudden you get your coaching staff. You got to make
Speaker 2: the playoffs, and if you don't have Trey Hendrickson, I
Speaker 2: don't think you're making the playoffs. As you know, you
Speaker 2: could have the best offense in football, but if you're
Speaker 2: going to be one of the bottom feeders when it
Speaker 2: comes to defense, you just can't live in that eight
Speaker 2: eight wins, nine wins territory. That's dangerous, dangerous footing.
Speaker 6: Yes, Paul I saw a Trey Henderson talk last night
Speaker 6: to ESPN. It wasn't on camera, but he said it
Speaker 6: was the guaranteed money and the chance to extend another year.
Speaker 6: It's basically like they're saying, we like what you've done
Speaker 6: so far, but we don't trust that you're going to
Speaker 6: do it for the next three years. You're thirty years old,
Speaker 6: which isn't that old for a pass rusher. But he
Speaker 6: must be sitting there going seventeen and a half sacks,
Speaker 6: seventeen and a half sacks like not one great season,
Speaker 6: two and a bunch of other good ones.
Speaker 2: Duke and Boyse, do what's on your mind today?
Speaker 8: Hey?
Speaker 9: Dan? Six one two fifteen A lot of talk about
Speaker 9: uniforms today, and I just wanted to get your guys'
Speaker 9: thoughts on the best throwbacks that teams still bust out.
Speaker 9: I contend that it's the Seattle Seahawks. The perfect blue jerseys,
Speaker 9: silver helmets, and pants, just perfection all the way down
Speaker 9: the line. I would say, also, somebody was bringing up
Speaker 9: the Redskins from South Dakota. That old logo, the old
Speaker 9: kind of warrior chief. That thing was incredible.
Speaker 10: It's too bad they can't still use that anyway. That's
Speaker 10: all have a good day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like the Blackhawks. I think the Blackhawks, that logo,
Speaker 2: that jersey is awesome. I think it looks gorgeous. Kyle
Speaker 2: in Indiana, Hi, Kyle, what's on your mind there?
Speaker 11: First time, long time, I wasn't playing on talking about this.
Speaker 11: But also as a Washington fan, I would like to say,
Speaker 11: I think we should just embrace the Commies going forward.
Speaker 11: It's the first time in my life we haven't really
Speaker 11: had to focus on scandal or controversy, so I'd liked
Speaker 11: to actually focus on the football. But I was in
Speaker 11: your hometown Amazing yesterday for the Cincinnati Open Final to
Speaker 11: see a rematch of the French Open and Wimbledon finals
Speaker 11: between the top two players in the world, Ennick Center
Speaker 11: and Carlos Alcarez. And I don't know if you know,
Speaker 11: Center retired in the first set of the final because.
Speaker 3: He was feeling ill.
Speaker 11: May have been unrelated to the heat, but it was
Speaker 11: clear that he was not handling the heat well. Family
Speaker 11: member of mine nearly had a heat stroke all week
Speaker 11: last week during the tournament, players were collapsing to the ground,
Speaker 11: retiring for matches because of the heat. I saw medical
Speaker 11: emergencies in the crowd, and so putting aside of the
Speaker 11: logic of scheduling that final for Monday at three pm,
Speaker 11: I was wondering if you ever recall the summer heat
Speaker 11: in Mason being like different than the rest of the country.
Speaker 11: It didn't feel that humid, but it felt like the
Speaker 11: sun was right on top of us, and players seemed
Speaker 11: to struggle across the board and Mason more than anywhere
Speaker 11: else in the world. And do you think there's anything
Speaker 11: the tournament could do to prevent kind of so many
Speaker 11: heat related withdrawals going forward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And you know, if you're giving coverage there overhead coverage,
Speaker 2: or you have matches that are going to be in
Speaker 2: the evening and on in the afternoon. That that heat,
Speaker 2: that humidity that you have in Cincinnati. Now I've been
Speaker 2: in Atlanta, I've been in DC, and men and don't
Speaker 2: make you cry, you walk. I remember that I had
Speaker 2: taken a shower, got dressed going to work in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I walked down to my car and I needed to
Speaker 2: take a shower. It was that and I only walked
Speaker 2: fifty feet and I'm like, oh, you got to be
Speaker 2: kidding me. And you know, if there was an afternoon
Speaker 2: game with the Braves and you're sitting out there, oh,
Speaker 2: you had to go at night. But yeah, DC too,
Speaker 2: remember going down doing a preseason report on the Washington
Speaker 2: then Redskins. I just remember that, I don't know how
Speaker 2: you play football in that heat. And uh, Virginia, who
Speaker 2: that's heavy stuff? Aeron and fort Wayne hi erin what's
Speaker 2: on your mind?
Speaker 12: Hey Dan, thanks for taking my call and suck at Fertzy.
Speaker 12: But just reacting to, you know, the Daniel Jones being
Speaker 12: put out there as the starter. I got to say,
Speaker 12: as a Colts fan and I went to several of
Speaker 12: the training camps, I'm very surprised by this. Daniel Jones
Speaker 12: is just like mister MOPy and his body language. It's
Speaker 12: just it's almost as if the enthusiasm escaped him immediately.
Speaker 12: Anthony richards sins only started twenty nine games since college
Speaker 12: till now. I just see like you drafted this guy.
Speaker 12: I would put him out there and say, hey, look
Speaker 12: like you got to stay healthy and or you're we're
Speaker 12: moving on from you. I'm just kind of surprised that
Speaker 12: they went with Jones, because what are you doing with Richardson?
Speaker 12: Are you moving him as he Trey Lamb now is
Speaker 12: he just going to wonder? Just surprise?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Well, thank you Eron.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you know these coaches, they play it safe. Now,
Speaker 2: Daniel Jones is a safer pick. Richardson can hit you
Speaker 2: some home runs, but you know he's going to strike
Speaker 2: out a lot. Here's a guy who got banged up
Speaker 2: a couple of times. Here's a guy who asked out
Speaker 2: of the lineup. I think he really needs he needs
Speaker 2: more time to understand how to be a professional. He
Speaker 2: has the talent, but there's a lot of guys with talent.
Speaker 2: You got to understand the game and learning from somebody. Yes, yes, Marvin.
Speaker 13: DP, if you allow me, can I change my pick
Speaker 13: the most irrelevant team in the NFL. I had the
Speaker 13: Tennessee Titans. Yeah, but I'm sorry, it's the Indianapolis Colts.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right.
Speaker 13: There's nothing to get excited about what the Indianapolis coast
Speaker 13: this season. Daniel Jones is your starter.
Speaker 2: By the way, can you remember a number one overall
Speaker 2: pick who played quarterback who's received less attention in the
Speaker 2: preseason than cam Ward Shida or Sanders who is a
Speaker 2: fifth round pick has received more publicity than every other
Speaker 2: quarterback combined in this past draft because it's clickbait. I
Speaker 2: don't know how good cam Ward has been. I haven't
Speaker 2: read too much about it. I saw him play a
Speaker 2: little bit and I went okay. I saw where he
Speaker 2: got into a skirmish with Jeffrey Simmons, a great defensive lineman.
Speaker 2: Like okay, I don't know what that means, but man,
Speaker 2: he's got some spirit, some spunk to him. He's the
Speaker 2: number one overall pick and you play quarterback and there
Speaker 2: has been very very little attention. Yes, Paulin.
Speaker 6: The Colts have had six quarterbacks since Andrew Laja Luck left.
Speaker 6: Who can name all six starting quarterbacks leading passers the
Speaker 6: past six seasons for the Innnapolis Colts.
Speaker 2: We got Philip Rivers yep, Matt Ryan yep. Who's my
Speaker 2: favorite backup quarterback? H Gardner Minshew, It's Gardner, Minshew. Joe Flacco, No, No,
Speaker 2: two toughies, Anthony Richardson last year, Carson Wentz in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty one, return of the Wentz Yeah, and the often
Speaker 2: traveled Jacoby Brissett in twenty nineteen. Stat of today it
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Speaker 2: Chase Daniel, the former NFL quarterback, and he does a
Speaker 2: great job at breaking down game footage, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: he'll have some thoughts on these rookie quarterbacks including cam
Speaker 2: Ward and Shodoor Sanders and Jackson Dart and did the
Speaker 2: Colts make the right decision going with Daniel Jones. So
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Speaker 2: Paulie was running down all the quarterbacks who have started
Speaker 2: for the Colts, and I mentioned Joe Flacco. He did
Speaker 2: start six games for the Colts last season, paul.
Speaker 6: I said, leading passers, but yes, he was definitely.
Speaker 2: All I thought it was starters. Okay, they had Philip Rivers,
Speaker 2: you had Matt Ryan, Jacoby Brissette, Anthony Richardson and Carson
Speaker 2: Wentz and Gardner Minshew. Yes, Okay, then now we have
Speaker 2: Daniel Jones. As you're starting quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts.
Speaker 2: Chase Daniel, co host of the Athletics Scoop City podcast
Speaker 2: and host of The Chase Daniel Show you find it
Speaker 2: on YouTube. Always one of our favorites. He makes us smarter,
Speaker 2: all right. When you look at these quarterbacks, Daniel Jones,
Speaker 2: Anthony Richardson, how do you how do you pick somebody
Speaker 2: to be your starter out of those two? Like, what
Speaker 2: what would be the deciding factor here?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I mean, look, if you're going with pure athleticism,
Speaker 3: it would be Anthony rich But I think what Shane Steiken,
Speaker 3: at least what I read and have seen, has been
Speaker 3: looking for. It's someone who can run the huddle, who
Speaker 3: can get it in and out of the huddle, who
Speaker 3: can get us into the right place at the right time,
Speaker 3: who knows how to fix protections, who knows you know
Speaker 3: when to check to a go route versus slant round.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying Anthony Richardson can't do that, but it's
Speaker 3: an all encompassing thing, and that's what quarterbacks is. It's
Speaker 3: not just hey, go out there, throw a bomb seventy
Speaker 3: yards down the field like Anthony Richardson we've seen him do,
Speaker 3: and you're completing forty something percent of your passes I
Speaker 3: think that's sort of what Shane Stiken. I think that's
Speaker 3: what Chris Ballard sort of wants. And look, Daniel Jones
Speaker 3: has some athleticism, and I appreciate that, but when you
Speaker 3: look at the whole thing, I actually love the fact
Speaker 3: that they came out and they named Daniel Jones' starter
Speaker 3: because it takes all the pressure off Anthony Richardson. Anthony Richardson,
Speaker 3: if Daniel Jones struggles, he can go in there, he
Speaker 3: can maybe provide a spark. And I like to say
Speaker 3: this a lot because I've been on the sideline a lot,
Speaker 3: right only I started five years in my career. You
Speaker 3: get a different perspective from the sideline. You're able to
Speaker 3: see what is happening in a different manner than you
Speaker 3: would be behind the center. And it's not only on
Speaker 3: the field, but it's also in the classroom as well.
Speaker 3: How does Daniel Jones prepare? How does Daniel Jones handle blitz?
Speaker 3: You do all this stuff, And I think it's a
Speaker 3: great learning experience for Anthony Richardson. I mean, the talent
Speaker 3: is undeniable, he just hasn't been able to put it together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder how long we wait before we move
Speaker 2: on with quarterbacks, because it used to be you could
Speaker 2: be drafted and you might sit for two years, three
Speaker 2: years back, you know, twenty five years ago. Now it
Speaker 2: feels like, all right, we've seen two years maybe and
Speaker 2: then maybe that's enough, whether it was Mitchell Trubisky or
Speaker 2: you're looking at Trey Lance or you're looking at Zack Wilson,
Speaker 2: and we don't give you that much time anymore because
Speaker 2: there's so many other quarterbacks that you can go. Why
Speaker 2: don't we just you know, reset the clock and draft
Speaker 2: another quarterback?
Speaker 3: That's exactly right. And honestly, if you look at the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six class come out of college, it's a
Speaker 3: really deep class that reminds me of two years ago,
Speaker 3: like with Jay and Daniels and Bonick. So I'm sure
Speaker 3: that gms have their eyes on that and they've already scouted.
Speaker 3: There's could be possibly four to five to six quarterbacks
Speaker 3: go in the first round. So I do think, you know,
Speaker 3: signing Daniel Jones, he's not going to be I don't
Speaker 3: think the future of the Indianapolis Scholts. I don't know
Speaker 3: if they're moving on yet. I know Ballard personally, I've
Speaker 3: talked to him a little bit. I think that they
Speaker 3: really want Anthony Richardson to work out, but they don't
Speaker 3: have that time because if they don't win this year,
Speaker 3: Shane Steike In, Chris Vallard, they're probably gone. So they
Speaker 3: have to figure out something. And that's something I guess
Speaker 3: is Daniel Jones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I kind of look at the cold sign,
Speaker 2: look at the Giants. If I'm ownership of the Giants
Speaker 2: and I still believe in Brian Dable, then I have
Speaker 2: to let him know that his job is safe because
Speaker 2: if his job is safe, then he's gonna play Jackson
Speaker 2: Dart a little bit. If his job's not safe, he's
Speaker 2: gonna play Russell Wilson. And I don't think that helps
Speaker 2: the bigger picture. But you've looked at Jackson Dart in
Speaker 2: the preseason. What do you see?
Speaker 3: He's played excellent And I'm I'm of the camp and
Speaker 3: I might be the only people, especially outside of New
Speaker 3: York Giants fans, that say I think Jackson Dart needs
Speaker 3: to play sooner rather than later. Let me break it
Speaker 3: down for you. I like Russell Wilson, future Hall of Famer.
Speaker 3: He lives right down the street from me. I'm in
Speaker 3: car drop off literally with Sierra today, dropping my kids off,
Speaker 3: like we go to school, like all that stuff. But
Speaker 3: when Jackson Dart plays, he's got something about him that
Speaker 3: brings a little bit of a spark. You watch these
Speaker 3: preseason games that he was playing in, and Brian Daboll
Speaker 3: is running a little bit of that Old Miss style offense.
Speaker 3: You see that fake fifth pitch toss like middle route
Speaker 3: by the title, that was a play they ran at
Speaker 3: Old Miss. You see this old this up tempo style offense.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying Russell Wilson can't do this. Jackson Dart's
Speaker 3: a better athlete right now in his career than Russell Wilson.
Speaker 3: But if you are Brian day Ball and you are
Speaker 3: Joe Shane, if you don't play Jackson Dart and you
Speaker 3: don't make the playoffs and you ride with Russell Wilson,
Speaker 3: your jobs are gone in my opinion, Like I don't
Speaker 3: think you make it through. Whereas you play Jackson Dart early,
Speaker 3: and it's a brutal stretch, six of their first eight
Speaker 3: games are against playoff teams. It's the hardest schedule in
Speaker 3: the NFL. If you play Jackson Dart early, though, and
Speaker 3: you get seven eight wins and you show some hope
Speaker 3: down the stretch, you're going to keep your job. I
Speaker 3: think that's how they need to proceed with this. Now.
Speaker 3: I get it, you don't want to throw the rookie
Speaker 3: in with all these crazy defenses that they have to face.
Speaker 3: But the only way to play and to get gain
Speaker 3: experience is guess what den you have to play. You
Speaker 3: actually have to go out there and do it. And
Speaker 3: so I think that's what they need to do with
Speaker 3: Jackson Dart.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of we'll just see highlights or
Speaker 2: we'll read something, and then we'll take our opinion from that.
Speaker 2: And I've specifically watched when Dylan Gabriel played, and I
Speaker 2: watched when Shador Sanders played because I wanted to be
Speaker 2: fair to this situation instead of just taking somebody's opinion
Speaker 2: on that. And granted it's my opinion, but you know,
Speaker 2: that's what this show is based on. I'm watching Dylan
Speaker 2: Gabriel and I saw good things with Dylan Gabriel. I
Speaker 2: saw a tight end who should have you know, got
Speaker 2: a pass and it ended up being intercepted. But I
Speaker 2: don't know if we will grade him the same way
Speaker 2: will grade Shador Sanders you looked at both of them,
Speaker 2: what did you take away from their performances.
Speaker 3: I couldn't agree more with you. I think you're right
Speaker 3: on Dan. And when you look at Shador and you
Speaker 3: look at the first game, he was electric. I mean
Speaker 3: it really was. He made some throws, he missed them throws.
Speaker 3: His first throw in the NFL right was a five
Speaker 3: hundred miles per hour slant route that went right through
Speaker 3: the guys because he was jacked up and he was ready.
Speaker 3: And that's normal, and I think we need to normalize this.
Speaker 3: But he gets so much fanfare for other reasons that
Speaker 3: I think that we grate him on a different scale.
Speaker 3: And then when you look at what Dylan Gabriel did
Speaker 3: the whole first drive, and really most of the game
Speaker 3: was really, really good. Now you make two mistakes. And
Speaker 3: I think the handoff, based on what I saw and
Speaker 3: what I know of the play they were running, I
Speaker 3: put that more in the running back he was a
Speaker 3: little wide on his track. And then you look at
Speaker 3: the interception. You have two receivers literally in the same
Speaker 3: spot and he throws it in the middle of him,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, Okay, that's probably the mistake that you
Speaker 3: want to just eat and say, hey, just continue on
Speaker 3: the run. He stopped in the pocket going out to
Speaker 3: his left. He should have continued on the run or
Speaker 3: just dirt it. Live to fight another down. But there's
Speaker 3: some outside pressure on him to play well and he
Speaker 3: wants to make every throw and he's more of the
Speaker 3: short intermediate throw. But he was excellent. He was on rhythm,
Speaker 3: he was in rhythm, he was on time, he was
Speaker 3: pinpoint accuracy, and it was I thought it was a
Speaker 3: good start for them. But if you look at the stats,
Speaker 3: which I don't love to do, you're gonna be like,
Speaker 3: oh man, he is out two turnovers. He led to
Speaker 3: thirteen points. I thought it was a pretty good start.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm the minority on it.
Speaker 2: He's Chased Daniel co host the Athletic Scoop City and
Speaker 2: it's a podcast also the Chase Daniel Show on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Speaking of putting it in the dirt, Joe Burrow still
Speaker 2: taking hits in preseason.
Speaker 3: What are you doing? Why? Why? I don't know. I
Speaker 3: don't know. And I saw that, and everyone saw Buck
Speaker 3: was like, just it's August, Joe, throw it away. You know,
Speaker 3: I was laughing, but like, what are you doing? You're
Speaker 3: the franchise, Like if you go down with his injury history,
Speaker 3: I get it. I do love the fact that the
Speaker 3: head coach there is playing the starters. He's taking the
Speaker 3: Andy Reid approach. Zach Taylor is they haven't played in
Speaker 3: a long time in the preseason, and if you look
Speaker 3: at their record in the first two weeks of the
Speaker 3: season since Zach Taylor has been the head coach, they're
Speaker 3: one and eleven and that is awful, Like they just
Speaker 3: don't start fast. I think that playing and I was
Speaker 3: with the Andy Reid Tree and even Sean Payton, he
Speaker 3: played some of the starters in the preseason to sort
Speaker 3: of get the juiceslan I would say to Joe, like,
Speaker 3: you don't need to take the hit to get the
Speaker 3: juices Loan. But he has three drives this preseason and
Speaker 3: three touchdowns. They're gonna be just fine if they can
Speaker 3: figure out what the heck is going on with Trey
Speaker 3: Hendrickson and that defense.
Speaker 2: The Matthew Stafford situation, it was a curiosity. Now it
Speaker 2: feels like it's a concern. It's a back issue at
Speaker 2: that position. What do you think, how would you handicap this?
Speaker 3: Look? I know Matthew Stafford Well grew up in the
Speaker 3: same area in Dallas and played with him in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: He's one of the strongest and toughest dudes that I've
Speaker 3: ever met. When it comes to injury, there's always seems
Speaker 3: to be a nagging elbow or an ankle that just
Speaker 3: isn't right, or a right shoulder, or there's just always something.
Speaker 3: And it's just because he's getting old like me. He's
Speaker 3: my age, right, we're thirty eight, almost thirty nine. It's
Speaker 3: hard to play quarterback in the league. But when you
Speaker 3: get with a back injury, and you have a back injury,
Speaker 3: it's a little bit different because of the type of
Speaker 3: thrower of the football he is. He's not an arm thrower,
Speaker 3: which means, hey, you just put all your stress on
Speaker 3: the arm and that's all that matters, and that's all
Speaker 3: it takes. You are really turning and you're really much
Speaker 3: of a core thrower, so you're torquing your body. And
Speaker 3: he has such good mechanics. He goes to Tom House,
Speaker 3: the guru who worked with Drew Brees and Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: He's consistently working and perfecting his craft. But those type
Speaker 3: of throwers, right, I don't know if you've dealt with
Speaker 3: any back pain. I have a little bit it like
Speaker 3: it just the finest of torque on the shoulder or
Speaker 3: that leads down to the neck that then connects. Everything's connected,
Speaker 3: and it's really difficult. I'm gonna be interested to see
Speaker 3: how he throws the football if he has the same
Speaker 3: amount of zip on it. But ultimately, like the dude's
Speaker 3: an iron man. He rarely misses games. I think eventually
Speaker 3: he'll be fine. It doesn't help that he missed him
Speaker 3: camp though.
Speaker 2: Would you rather have Joe Flacco's career or Philip Rivers?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, where did this question come from? Look,
Speaker 3: Phillips was great. I feel like Philip never won the
Speaker 3: big game, right, like he always had these these winning
Speaker 3: season that the playoffs always got from him. I'd probably
Speaker 3: go Joe Flacco because the dude just doesn't die. Like
Speaker 3: he's just continuing to play. He's a starting quarterback, he's
Speaker 3: forty something years old. He's got a chance to do
Speaker 3: it again. I actually played golf with him a couple
Speaker 3: months ago in a tournament here in Orange County, And
Speaker 3: you never know, like, like obviously, other than the size,
Speaker 3: like he is just a normal dude. Like it was awesome.
Speaker 3: He's like talking about his kids. He has his crew
Speaker 3: of kids who are like sixteen years old, just like
Speaker 3: running around, falling around. It just looks like a normal dude.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, bro, are you playing He's like, I
Speaker 3: don't know, I think so, but you know, it's just
Speaker 3: like one of those things where it's really cool. He's
Speaker 3: just he's just shugging along, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's something to be said for that that
Speaker 2: it was never too high, never too low, never too
Speaker 2: big for him. He just kinda I mean, you're two
Speaker 2: years younger than him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which is crazy. It's it's nuts. I mean, he's
Speaker 3: he just continues to do it. And I wouldn't be
Speaker 3: surprised if he plays well. I mean, you saw what
Speaker 3: he did in twenty twenty three with Kevin Sevanski before
Speaker 3: and one down the stretch, right, he didn't play very
Speaker 3: well last year. But it's gonna be a tough division
Speaker 3: to do. I just don't know, Like I'm of the
Speaker 3: I'm of the thinking right, like I think it's smart
Speaker 3: to play Joe Flacco. What's gonna happen to can you
Speaker 3: pick it? I don't know, but you got those two rookies. Like,
Speaker 3: I'm of the camp of like, you need to play
Speaker 3: one of the rookies because you need to see what
Speaker 3: you have going forward if any of them are the answer.
Speaker 3: Based on the twenty twenty six draft class, which Cleveland
Speaker 3: and has two first round picks at.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my only concern with Dylan Gabriel and Shade or
Speaker 2: Sanders is will you give them enough of a runway
Speaker 2: that you can find out if they can play before
Speaker 2: you go h, I don't know, Let's use these two
Speaker 2: first round picks and move up and get a franchise quarterback.
Speaker 2: That would be the only concern that I would have
Speaker 2: that they get a fair shake to prove that they
Speaker 2: can play or not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and I think I think that would
Speaker 3: be eight to ten games. So what Flacco gets six games?
Speaker 3: Seven games to prove? Hey, if they're if they're two
Speaker 3: and five through seven, like, do you make the switch?
Speaker 3: Probably if you're five and two, No, and then you're
Speaker 3: rolling with Flacco because Kevin SEVANSI, you don't two time
Speaker 3: coach to here. Don't think he wants to lose his job.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's going to lose his job. But
Speaker 3: if stuff, you know, crazier things have happened. I just
Speaker 3: it's a it's a really precarious situation that they've sort
Speaker 3: of put themselves into.
Speaker 2: Great to talk to you again, Thank you, Thanks Dan.
Speaker 2: That's Chase Daniel, co host of the Athletics Scoop City
Speaker 2: podcast and the Chase Daniel sit on YouTube, which is
Speaker 2: great because he kind of just takes you into the
Speaker 2: film room and breaks things down really really very intelligent
Speaker 2: when it comes to breaking down these quarterbacks. A couple
Speaker 2: of phone calls in here, Tim and Michigan. Hi Tim,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 10: Hi Dan?
Speaker 15: I'm thinking about Fritzy and people calling about him being
Speaker 15: made fun of. In reference to Baba Booie on The
Speaker 15: Howard Stern Show. He used to really get it and
Speaker 15: Fritzy compared to that, has it really really good?
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you too. Yes, Baba Booie, Gary delabate with Howard.
Speaker 2: He took both barrels and then Howard would reload and
Speaker 2: give him both barrels again. But he, you know, he
Speaker 2: was very good at understanding the content portion of that.
Speaker 2: For the Howard Stern Show. Dan in Texas, Hi Dan,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 16: Hey mister Petherick can hear me.
Speaker 2: Yes, I can.
Speaker 16: Dan, Hey, first of all, it's an honor to talk
Speaker 16: to you. I've been a longtime fan since you were
Speaker 16: up in your attic. I believe in the first studio,
Speaker 16: U honor to talk to you. Love your self, I
Speaker 16: love everybody there. I am a lifelong Wolverine fan. I
Speaker 16: also play sports most of my life, like yourself, I
Speaker 16: believe in some of your crew. But about this cheating
Speaker 16: scandal at Michigan. First of all, anybody that ever played
Speaker 16: Little League knows you are going to try to steal
Speaker 16: the signals, and everybody does it. Secondly, and most importantly,
Speaker 16: they use an indicator. Of the forty two signs you
Speaker 16: see only the one following indicator is the real sign
Speaker 16: or the second one. And if you're stupid enough to
Speaker 16: not change it indicator every quarter, every half, or every
Speaker 16: game at the collision.
Speaker 2: Dan, why have a signed stealing program within the team.
Speaker 2: If it doesn't work, it doesn't help you.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 17: So to respond to that, the violation of Einstein correctly
Speaker 17: was the fact that a staff member went to another
Speaker 17: stadium in place. That rule was put in place because
Speaker 17: the poor colleges couldn't afford to do it, so that
Speaker 17: violation was broken. But the call is say, scandal is
Speaker 17: just a joke in my opinion, because they're all trying
Speaker 17: to steal the signals they know they are and yes,
Speaker 17: that was the violation, but the call is some tumultuous cheating.
Speaker 16: Scandal is a joke in my opinion. And I appreciate
Speaker 16: you you're taking a call.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Dan. Well, it should be easy to uh
Speaker 2: have this overturned on the appeal if it's that simple.
Speaker 2: You know, it's thirty million dollars and then there's I
Speaker 2: thought they got off relatively easy. But if you're saying
Speaker 2: it's not a big deal, then why is it Jim
Speaker 2: Harbaugh can't come back to college football for ten years.
Speaker 2: That's a show cause penalty ten years, so something. How
Speaker 2: about lack of institutional control be where i'd start, Yeah, Paul.
Speaker 6: He's the caller's right that the rule is weird. It's
Speaker 6: to protect smaller schools who don't have the budget to
Speaker 6: send an advanced scout. However, everyone knows about the rule.
Speaker 6: It'd be like any other rule that you may disagree
Speaker 6: with the rule. It's okay to dis agree with.
Speaker 2: The rule, But can I disagree with driving fifty five. Yes,
Speaker 2: but I have to drive fifty five or I get
Speaker 2: pulled over.
Speaker 10: So that.
Speaker 2: Look, if you're a Michigan fan, enjoy your national championship, okay,
Speaker 2: that you get to keep it. I mean the Fab
Speaker 2: five they didn't even get their banner. Just hey, you
Speaker 2: want it, you'd celebrate. But if it comes up, you're
Speaker 2: gonna have to eat it and people are gonna say
Speaker 2: you cheat it.
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Uh, take a break, last call for phone calls?
Speaker 3: What we learn?
Speaker 2: What's in store tomorrow right after this.
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Speaker 2: Gonna be on Cam Newton's podcast later on today. That'll
Speaker 2: be fun. Didn't realize that I'm on for an hour.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm that entertaining that I can
Speaker 2: be on for an hour. But always fun to talk
Speaker 2: to Cam. Getting his jersey retired at Auburn? How long
Speaker 2: was he there at Auburn? Is he there just one year?
Speaker 3: One great year?
Speaker 2: Well, one great year he could have.
Speaker 6: Won the Heisman as a running back year. I think
Speaker 6: he had like fifteen hundred yards and twenty touchdowns.
Speaker 2: But it was like Johnny Manziel Manzel that one year
Speaker 2: rushed for fifteen hundred yards and rushed for twenty touchdowns. Yeah, yes, Mark.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I still have. Cam Newton is maybe the greatest
Speaker 13: single season in the history of college football, just based
Speaker 13: off the fact of who was around him. Nobody else
Speaker 13: started in the NFL on that line, Like on that
Speaker 13: offensive side of the ball.
Speaker 3: Nobody.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Joe Burrow great, but Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson
Speaker 13: you were throwing.
Speaker 3: The ball to.
Speaker 2: That is true. You know, it's not one of those
Speaker 2: that those guys are really good and then you realize, no, no,
Speaker 2: they're really really good. Yeah, Paul, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Cam Newton twenty ten at Auburn. Three thousand passing yards,
Speaker 6: thirty touchdowns, only seven picks, So great passing stats. His
Speaker 6: rushing stats were, oh my gosh, fourteen and seventy three
Speaker 6: rushing yards and two hundred and sixty four carries. That's
Speaker 6: like a running back. He had twenty touchdowns. He averaged
Speaker 6: one hundred and five yards rushing per game.
Speaker 2: Well, didn't They have the all time college football team
Speaker 2: and Tim Tebow is the all time college quarterback.
Speaker 6: I think because Tebo did it for three plus years
Speaker 6: and so he gets more credit. Kind of like that
Speaker 6: Christian Latner longer career type thing.
Speaker 2: Okay, a couple of phone calls in here Marshall and
Speaker 2: South Carolina. Good morning, Marshall, what's on your mind?
Speaker 18: Thanks for calling me back? Man straight to the point
Speaker 18: this morning.
Speaker 12: Suck at Todds.
Speaker 2: Thanks, Thank you, Marshall. Todd you kind of ask for Wait, Marshall,
Speaker 2: why do you say that.
Speaker 11: I've been watching all morning and it seems like he
Speaker 11: deserves it this morning.
Speaker 5: Okay, well said, thank you. See, I have to defend you.
Speaker 5: You didn't do anything wrong today. There's always something we
Speaker 5: can find if you dig deep enough.
Speaker 2: That's true. Now for the most part, you're awesome. Roger
Speaker 2: in Vermont, Hi, Roger, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 18: Hey, good morning, six three two fifty second time caller.
Speaker 18: Just to chime in a little bit on the Michigan
Speaker 18: Harbom and you know, maybe there vacating their their title
Speaker 18: if they find their cheating. I coached basketball for fourteen years,
Speaker 18: granted it was high school boys, and I would get
Speaker 18: complaints of the kids saying, well, they know our plays
Speaker 18: and they can't run them. And I said, no, I'd
Speaker 18: give our opponents our playbook. It's all about execution. If
Speaker 18: you do things correctly, it doesn't matter if they know
Speaker 18: what you're doing, all right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, nobody's taking away Michigan's title. They have their title.
Speaker 2: That's fine that you know they with everybody outside of
Speaker 2: the Michigan bubble, it'll be viewed with an asterisk.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 2: You suffered penalties here and you know could be upwards
Speaker 2: of thirty thirty five million dollars and harball that punishment.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot attached to it. If everybody's
Speaker 2: doing it, and why don't you do it? And you
Speaker 2: know it's not the logic that you're supposed to take,
Speaker 2: But if that's your defense, it feels like a weak defense. Yes,
Speaker 2: point for all.
Speaker 6: The Michigan fans that are being defensive, and a lot
Speaker 6: of them are, but a lot of them are taking
Speaker 6: this and understanding. I always wonder what they would say
Speaker 6: if Ohio State got caught for the exact same thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they would. I'd be crushing them absolutely. I Mean,
Speaker 2: the Astros don't have to give up their World Series trophy.
Speaker 2: There's an asterisk and astro zisc there with that title
Speaker 2: not gonna you know, all right, we won the title, Yeah,
Speaker 2: but yep, it goes along with it. Kenny in La, Hi, Kenny,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind?
Speaker 10: Hey, Danny, So I want to talk about Baseball Hall
Speaker 10: of Fame. You've alluded to this the last couple of days.
Speaker 10: First of all, you had mentioned o'tani and being a
Speaker 10: prohibitive favorite, and I agree with Paulie because of the pitching,
Speaker 10: and even though coming time the Bodgers last year, you know,
Speaker 10: I think he was the first guy who was a
Speaker 10: full time DH basically twinian if I thought Lindor should
Speaker 10: have won until September when he got hurt. You also
Speaker 10: had mentioned Roger Marris hitting two sixty nine. Of course
Speaker 10: that's the year he broke favorites record in sixty one,
Speaker 10: but there was actually earlier, got great fielding shorts up
Speaker 10: for the Cardinals. Martin mary And hit two sixty seven
Speaker 10: in forty four. Now you look at this year, Kyle
Speaker 10: Schwarber is over getting two forty nine. So at two
Speaker 10: forty nine, you can't compare him to o Toanny. Forget
Speaker 10: the pitching, and he's a full time dyight Schwarber. So
Speaker 10: that's why, in my opinion, you've got such a big
Speaker 10: favorite Innani.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree. Thanks for pointing that out, Kenny. This
Speaker 2: day in sports history, Paul got a couple for you.
Speaker 2: Nineteen oh nine.
Speaker 6: The first car race to be run on brick occurred
Speaker 6: at the Innnapolis Voter Speedway nineteen oh nine. Also, the
Speaker 6: Philadelphia Phillies were rained out for the tenth straight day.
Speaker 6: About that, Mike Tyson nineteen ninety five knocked out Peter
Speaker 6: McNeely in just eighty nine seconds. And in two thousand
Speaker 6: and two, John Madden debuted on Monday Night Football.
Speaker 2: Paul's schemes allowed two runs in six innings. He struck
Speaker 2: out another no decision. He has ten no decisions this season.
Speaker 2: He's allowed two runs or less in nine of those ten.
Speaker 2: Seemed like a sat of the day, Mark, That's okay,
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Speaker 4: Mike Florio says, without question, Matthew Stafford more Hall of
Speaker 4: famey than Russell Wilson. Russ making it harder for himself.
Speaker 5: The more he plays Seaton.
Speaker 2: What did you learn? Mike Florio's book is absolutely not
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Speaker 2: Raiders Paul choppy uniforms. We enjoyed it. Hope you did too.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you tomorrow.