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Speaker 2: So the fifteen of the ten per He's Gonna score touchdown.

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Cardinals Red Sea Report.

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Speaker 3: Oh baby, how's that film?

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Speaker 1: Here's Craig Griolou, Zach Gershman, and nine year NFL veteran

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Speaker 1: Rob Frederickson.

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Speaker 4: So the number is nine, gentlemen, as in nine open

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Speaker 4: practices for training camp and those two words Rob, training camp.

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Speaker 4: Even now, does it bring you back good memories, bad memories?

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Speaker 4: Or here we are the last week of June and

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Speaker 4: I'm already bringing up the fact that training camp is

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Speaker 4: literally right around the corner.

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Speaker 5: The only good memories I have of training camp back

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Speaker 5: when it really was training camp two days maybe three

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Speaker 5: a day contry club sit around the campfire thing. But

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Speaker 5: back when it was really truly training camp, the only

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Speaker 5: good memories I have are the last whistle of the

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Speaker 5: last practice and you get to pack up and head

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Speaker 5: down the hill from from flag Staff down to back

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Speaker 5: down to Phoenix or whatever other team I was on.

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Speaker 5: But yeah, training camps back in the day that was.

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Speaker 5: That was no picnic. That was no fun.

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Speaker 4: Two days, three days. Now you're lucky if you get

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Speaker 4: one with maybe a walk through. So yeah, things are

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Speaker 4: much different. Not to date anyone here, but yeah, things

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Speaker 5: Oh they are. And uh there's a good reason for it, obviously.

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Speaker 5: It's it's uh, it's a health concern. I mean, I

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Speaker 5: don't think they had the knowledge back then to really

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Speaker 5: all pads, all the time. That's a lot. That's a

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Speaker 5: not a good feeling going into week one of the season,

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Speaker 5: the regular season and being exhausted, dead tired and dealing

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Speaker 5: with some nagging injuries from training camp. That's not the

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Speaker 5: way it should be It should be kind of like

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Speaker 5: a crescendo and getting your body and getting your mind

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Speaker 5: But and that's what you're seeing now. The flip side

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Speaker 5: body does need them. Your body needs to callous to that,

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Speaker 5: to that you know, hitting and and really to absorb

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Speaker 5: think that's the one thing that they're kind of missing,

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Speaker 5: and you do see some injuries from that.

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Speaker 4: And as we mentioned last week here on the Cardinals

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Speaker 4: red SA report, it's not time off, it's just time

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Speaker 4: away because July twenty third, Zach, is when players reports.

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Speaker 4: The first open practice is Thursday, July twenty fifth, in

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Speaker 4: the afternoon. But we heard from a number of players, Yeah,

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Speaker 4: there is no more offseason, there is no more OTAs,

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Speaker 6: Well, it's a testament to the culture of what they

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Speaker 4: And Cardinals players will be in practice for a couple

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Speaker 4: Really that first full week of training camp Monday, July

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Speaker 4: but as I mentioned, nine open practices all the details

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Speaker 4: and parking are free, but digital tickets are required for

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Speaker 4: entry into each practice. And when you start bringing in

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Speaker 4: But you bring in fans into State Farm Stadium and

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Speaker 5: You know, I think to some extent. But I would

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Speaker 5: So when you're really dialed in, when you're really tuned

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Speaker 5: But it is nice, I think, to have the fans there.

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Speaker 4: And remember a year ago, at this time or even

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Speaker 6: Kyler Murray does trot out there. He will have his

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Speaker 6: be a lot of simple It's not it's glorified practices

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Speaker 4: A lot of change this offseason roster wise, and a

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Speaker 7: I think with the additions that Mani's made and his

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Speaker 7: I do think that there's more competition going into this

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Speaker 4: And you talk about some of those players towards the

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Speaker 4: the Cardinals Red Sea report. But those players who got

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Speaker 6: Of course, when you look at the roster from last year,

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Speaker 6: Starling Thomas was your starting quarterback. He was brought up

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Speaker 6: It's it's really a matter of and I know that

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Speaker 4: First open practice Cardinals twenty twenty four training camp is Thursday,

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Speaker 4: July twenty fifth, one fifteen to two forty in the

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Speaker 4: The nine open practices will lead into the preseason opener

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Speaker 7: We're going to go to indian practice versus Indy for

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Speaker 4: And I think those joint practices, Robin, We're seeing it

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Speaker 2: Network lops it near side and adjusting to make the ketches.

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Speaker 2: Dorch monked at the forty by doors, turns right. Sniff

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Speaker 4: When given the opportunity, Greg Dortsch makes the most of

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Speaker 4: As we say, welcome back. It is the Cardinals Red

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Speaker 4: Sea report. Craig Reill lose at Kirshman and Rob Frederickson

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Speaker 5: Imagine that. Well, you know what, Greg, Greg has earned

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Speaker 11: I feel like George is making me a better player

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Speaker 11: by the day. Each day when we go into practice,

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Speaker 11: I know that I got to bring my best foot

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Speaker 11: for it because I know that dorts is coming are

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Speaker 11: ready to go. So I've been really thankful for being

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Speaker 11: able against him. Mike Marvin, all the guys in the room.

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Speaker 11: I feel like our room this year especially, we have

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Speaker 11: a lot of talented guys in a lot of different ways,

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Speaker 11: and so I feel like for me and the secondary,

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Speaker 11: going against him every day is only going to make

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Speaker 11: us better.

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Speaker 4: Going into this season and just watching Doorch walk out

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Speaker 4: on the practice field, how he's carrying himself on the

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Speaker 4: sideline on the football field, there seems to be a

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Speaker 4: little bit more I wouldn't say confidence, but he feels,

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Speaker 4: at least to me looking from the outside much more

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Speaker 4: comfortable going into this, what is his fourth season. Maybe

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Speaker 4: he knows what we're talking about here that there is

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Speaker 4: more opportunities headed his way provided he keeps doing what

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Speaker 4: he's supposed to be doing.

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Speaker 6: I think there's a lot of things that gollagically make

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Speaker 6: sense as to why that's the case. First of all,

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Speaker 6: it's the all acc matchup as Garrett, as Greg George said, obviously,

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Speaker 6: you know craig ree was going to side with the

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Speaker 6: Syracuse guy over there on the first to side of

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Speaker 6: the ball. But it goes back to you saying he

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Speaker 6: walks out onto the practice field, what number is he wearing.

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Speaker 6: He's wearing number four, And he talked about how that's

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Speaker 6: a number that really means something to him, that number

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Speaker 6: four being where what he wore during high school. It

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Speaker 6: reminds him of his journey and in general, there's a

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Speaker 6: level of confidence that goes with during a single digit number,

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Speaker 6: and he said that it does add a level of confidence,

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Speaker 6: and I think that level of confidence a guy like

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Speaker 6: Greg Dorge feeds off of confidence. So when he feeds

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Speaker 6: off of that, it makes him feel more comfortable. So

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Speaker 6: when he's able to get out there and he's able

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Speaker 6: to make an impact. It's because he truly is comfortable

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Speaker 6: in this scheme, in the system, and also truly in

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Speaker 6: his own position, being like just where he is in

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Speaker 6: his NFL journey.

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Speaker 4: So far, there's no question in my mind that Dortch

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Speaker 4: is going to have a huge role on this team.

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Speaker 4: It might be a little bit larger to your point, Rob,

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Speaker 4: as far as the return game, whether that's punt return,

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Speaker 4: kick return, which has gotten Greg Dortch to this point

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Speaker 4: to be more on the offense to side, but these

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Speaker 4: new kickoff rules and the potential of having one or

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Speaker 4: two players back there, whether that's Dorche and DJ Dallas

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Speaker 4: or someone else, might we see a little bit more

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Speaker 4: of an impact out of Dortsch in the return game.

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Speaker 4: Here's Dortsch on that topic.

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Speaker 10: Just watching it on film, I think there's tons of

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Speaker 10: opportunities for me to be explosive and make plays. So

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Speaker 10: come September, I'm definitely excited for that too.

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Speaker 5: What changes, specifically, what do you see in that might

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Speaker 5: allow you those great opportunities.

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Speaker 10: Well, you don't have guys running down full speed. It

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Speaker 10: doesn't start until I either catch the ball or the

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Speaker 10: ball hits the ground. So that's kind of an advantage

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Speaker 10: to me, the game's a little bit slower and everybody's

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Speaker 10: at one level, So shoot, you break past that first

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Speaker 10: level is just you and the kicker. Yeah, I'll take

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Speaker 10: my chances with that.

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Speaker 4: Doortsch had a career year as far as kick return

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Speaker 4: a year ago, better than twenty one yards a return,

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Speaker 4: but he only had seventeen returns total that's won a game.

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Speaker 4: Rob there are going to be at least a handful,

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Speaker 4: maybe a half dozen kick returns per game for the

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Speaker 4: Cardinals this season based off what I think the league

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Speaker 4: is hoping with these new kickoff rules, because, as Doorge mentioned,

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Speaker 4: no one is moving until the ball either hits the

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Speaker 4: crowd or it's in the hands of Greg dorts Yeah.

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Speaker 5: I mean in the past the rules, most of the

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Speaker 5: kickoffs were out of the end zone anyway, and so

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Speaker 5: there just were no opportunities to return. But you're right,

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Speaker 5: with nobody moving, and now all of a sudden, it

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Speaker 5: almost becomes like aunt punt return in some respects. So

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Speaker 5: it'll be interesting. I'm eager and excited to see how

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Speaker 5: this unfolds, this new rule changes and how it'll affect

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Speaker 5: the return game. But Greg Dortch certainly looks to be

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Speaker 5: somebody that could benefit from that.

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Speaker 4: I think you're gonna have teams starting at the plus

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Speaker 4: thirty maybe plus thirty five as far as starting field positions,

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Speaker 4: and then maybe if it becomes too much of an advantage,

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Speaker 4: teams will just kick the ball out of the end

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Speaker 4: and say, hey, take the ball at the thirty we'll

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Speaker 4: give you that as opposed to the thirty five or

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Speaker 4: forty yard line.

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Speaker 6: The way when I watch the film back on this,

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Speaker 6: I keep going the one player that keeps ringing in

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Speaker 6: my mind is the punt return that Greg Doorge had

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Speaker 6: against the Atlanta Falcons where he bounced off the defender

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Speaker 6: and broke to the outside, gained a couple extra yards

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Speaker 6: through that punt return in it really started off that

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Speaker 6: second half with just the juice that the Cardinals needed

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Speaker 6: to ultimately win that game in Kyler Murray's return against

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Speaker 6: the Falcons. But the way I look at it is

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Speaker 6: when Greg Dortge bounced off, everybody stopped and that was

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Speaker 6: where that's what it's gonna look like when Greg Dorge

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Speaker 6: gets the ball. Now there's gonna be more yards in between,

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Speaker 6: but still when he does get the rock, everyone's gonna

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Speaker 6: be standing still. And then he's gonna have to make

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Speaker 6: his move and try to find that gap, and he

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Speaker 6: was able to against the Atlanta Falcons for one of

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Speaker 6: the most exhilarating plays of the entire season. From a

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Speaker 6: special team standpoint, Now you get that opportunity to do

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Speaker 6: that every single Sunday, and that's a very exciting thing.

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Speaker 6: And when I spoke to the players about it, wrote

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Speaker 6: an article about on Asycardinals dot Com. A big part

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Speaker 6: of it was the player saying, it's just something new.

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Speaker 6: And in a game like football where it's so you

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Speaker 6: go through the technique, you work your entire life in this,

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Speaker 6: you want to start to try to something new, try

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Speaker 6: to do something new. This kickoff does provide that opportunity.

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Speaker 4: How much return, whether coverage or return. Were you a

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Speaker 4: part of rob if any at all?

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Speaker 5: You know, I was a starter throughout my entire career,

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Speaker 5: and I played on almost every special team except kickoff,

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Speaker 5: but kick return, punt return, yeah, punt team, I played

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Speaker 5: on all of them.

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Speaker 4: Instead of having to run all the way down the field,

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Speaker 4: now you're starting on the opponent's side of the fifty

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Speaker 4: for your chance at trying to get that ball carrier.

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Speaker 4: So it's It's gonna be interesting to.

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Speaker 5: Watch, you know. Real quick, we talked about Doors getting

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Speaker 5: number four. You like the number four, don't you agree?

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Speaker 3: Yeah?

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Speaker 5: Wow, we're always yelling at on the T box every

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Speaker 5: tea box.

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Speaker 4: Wow. Just walk right into that one, didn't I Third Gang.

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Speaker 4: Check out the award winning Cardinals flight plan on the

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Speaker 4: Cardinals official YouTube page. Go to YouTube dot com forward

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Speaker 4: slash as Cardinals We continue here. It's the Cardinals Red

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Speaker 4: Sea Report on the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network.

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Speaker 3: Kaiser White just set the tempo for everybody out on

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Speaker 3: this field right now between the White Lions.

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Speaker 12: What are you going to do about?

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Speaker 8: A message has been sent?

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Speaker 3: What is that message? David?

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Speaker 8: That messages we will fight you? And Kaiser White's a thumber.

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Speaker 3: He has been all over the field and he is

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Speaker 3: a physical guy as well.

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Speaker 8: Kaiser White boy turned down the Jets to get to

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Speaker 8: the quarterback. Yeah, Kaiser White and broad flying in there

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Speaker 8: at the end is Kaiser White.

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Speaker 3: It's a culture of physicality, is what this is about.

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Speaker 8: He's a very physical player and one of the reasons

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Speaker 8: why the Cardinals wanted to bring him over when Jonathan

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Speaker 8: Gannon got the job. What a big play by Kaiser White.

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Speaker 3: Kaiser White getting off an awful lot of blocks right

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Speaker 3: now and baking tackles.

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Speaker 8: Hit and sacked by Kaiser White.

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Speaker 3: Kaizer White, Manhunter track and back, Kaizer White.

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Speaker 4: Six year veteran, Kaizer White back for a second season

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Speaker 4: in the middle of that Arizona Cardinals defense. As we say,

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Speaker 4: welcome back. It is the Cardinals Red Sea Report Craig Reel,

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Speaker 4: Louzak Kershman, and Rob Frederickson talking about that Cardinals defense

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Speaker 4: and specifically maybe going into last season one of those

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Speaker 4: underrated signings. And then you see what Kaizer White did

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Speaker 4: over the course eleven games before suffering that biceps injury

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Speaker 4: and still playing a couple of snaps even after suffering

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Speaker 4: that biceps injury, but ninety tackles and nine tackles for loss.

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Speaker 4: Rob Kaizer White led the team in tackles despite only

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Speaker 4: playing eleven games last season.

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Speaker 5: I mean, that's a testament to Kaiser White. I mean,

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Speaker 5: just a phenomenal football player. You know, I never realized

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Speaker 5: really the power with which he plays, the impact, the

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Speaker 5: velocity in which he attacks the runner. I think of

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Speaker 5: the the late great Keith Jackson. He would say He'll

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Speaker 5: come up and he'll give you a pop and I'm

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Speaker 5: not talking about the kind of pup you get at

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Speaker 5: a candy store, you know, And that that just reminds

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Speaker 5: me of Kaisei're white, You're just there is intention. He

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Speaker 5: plays with intention and ill intent and and so he's

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Speaker 5: fun to watch and you know he's he's the kind

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Speaker 5: of player that can galvanize a defense. And they sorely

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Speaker 5: missed him when he was out when he was injured.

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Speaker 5: So to have him back, to have him healthy and

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Speaker 5: leading this defense again is only going to benefit this

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Speaker 5: team and the defense specifically.

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Speaker 4: You go back to Week one a year ago and

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Speaker 4: that hit that we heard with Dave Patch and Ron

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Speaker 4: Wolfley against the Washington Commanders, and yeah, a message was

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Speaker 4: sent Kaiser Wait didn't really want to acknowledge that a

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Speaker 4: message was sense or not, but he does play with

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Speaker 4: the physicality that I think at times was lacking before Kaizer.

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Speaker 3: Or why the.

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Speaker 6: Smirk that Kaizier had after when people were asking about

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Speaker 6: the hit that was that was really him saying the

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Speaker 6: message was sent. It's a tone setter. When you go

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Speaker 6: into the season gain the type of disrespect that the

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Speaker 6: Arizona Cardinals had, you want to make a statement week one,

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Speaker 6: and the team I think made multiple statements week one.

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Speaker 6: They showed that they're not that they're not afraid of

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Speaker 6: who they're going to be playing against. They show that

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Speaker 6: they're gonna fight despite who might be on the roster,

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Speaker 6: and they show that throughout the season. And they also

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Speaker 6: showed that we are not the same Arizona Cardinals from

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Speaker 6: the prior from the prior couple of seasons. This is

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Speaker 6: a team that plays with that hard nose, high motor

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Speaker 6: violence that John Again and Nick Rolis truly pride themselves on.

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Speaker 6: And Kaizer White coming from that Philadelphia scheme where both

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Speaker 6: where he was in Nick Rollis's room was Johnt Aginon

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Speaker 6: was his defensive coordinator, he was able to bring that

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Speaker 6: to the Valley. When you come from the defensive coordinator

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Speaker 6: spot to head coach, you obviously want to, you know,

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Speaker 6: put your fingers on as much as you can. You

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Speaker 6: want to try to impact as much, especially within the rooms,

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Speaker 6: but you're not always able to do that like Nick

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Speaker 6: Rolins was able to do in the linebacker room coming

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Speaker 6: into this, coming into twenty twenty three, Kaizer White was

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Speaker 6: able to be that coach within the room and that

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Speaker 6: was able to span throughout the season. And I'm thinking, truthfully,

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Speaker 6: when Buddha Baker went out, Buddha Baker is the heart

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Speaker 6: and soul of this team. There's no There's no doubt

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Speaker 6: about it. But when you saw what it could be

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Speaker 6: like when Buddha came back after the Seahawks game, in

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Speaker 6: between that game and when Kaizer went down with the

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Speaker 6: bicep injury in Houston, that was the tone then. That

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Speaker 6: was a culture that this Arizona Cardinals defense could play with.

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Speaker 4: Four wins last season, but with Kaizer White and the

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Speaker 4: additions that this team made on both sides of the ball.

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Speaker 4: Kaizer asked about the difference between last season and what's

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Speaker 4: upcoming this season.

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Speaker 12: A lot of energy out there, everybody's focus locked in.

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Speaker 12: You know, I just feel like wed a whole different

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Speaker 12: team than we were this time last year. You just

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Speaker 12: confits like a different level of maturity, different level of

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Speaker 12: like seriousness.

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Speaker 3: You know.

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Speaker 12: Last year, new coaching staff, you know, nobody really expecting much.

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Speaker 12: I think this year we're going out there, you know,

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Speaker 12: really trying to win, and we really believe we can win.

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Speaker 4: And one of those additions on defense that Kaizer White

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Speaker 4: is excited about and that is the addition of Mac

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Speaker 4: Wilson six one two forty six gonna be paired with

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Speaker 4: Kayzer at inside linebacker, and Kaizer believes that he and

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Speaker 4: Mac can be pretty.

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Speaker 12: Good this season. Yeah, I feel like they are sleeping

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Speaker 12: on us, Max Simmy. Something like two weeks ago, I

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Speaker 12: guess they put out you know, top Linebackers Duels or whatever.

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Speaker 12: We was nowhere to be found. So h you know,

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Speaker 12: we in there working out running or retired or something

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Speaker 12: that's definitely in our head, like you know, we ain't

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Speaker 12: trying to prove you know, nobody wrong, ourselves right. But

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Speaker 12: you know that's a little disrespectful.

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Speaker 4: It starts talking about the defense at the defensive line.

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Speaker 4: You got to be able to be strong up front.

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Speaker 4: But if you have two guys in the middle of

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Speaker 4: that defense position that you played rob now all of

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Speaker 4: a sudden you're directing traffic and then you're that second

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Speaker 4: line of defense and you hope it doesn't get behind

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Speaker 4: you into the secondary. And Buddha Baker is getting a

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Speaker 4: hundred or Jalen Thompson's getting one hundred plus tackles.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, and the thing I think you can say about

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Speaker 5: this defense as it's presently constructed. Is there's more depth

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Speaker 5: now obviously, and at that inside linebacker position, you know,

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Speaker 5: you have Kazier White, you got Chris Barnes, obviously Mac Wilson.

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Speaker 5: But Owen Popo, I think he had a really good

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Speaker 5: freshman not freshman rookie season and he really showed some things.

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Speaker 5: So there's some guys that bring some depth to that

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Speaker 5: position group. And you know, obviously Kazer White is the

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Speaker 5: leader and as he goes, as defense goes, So keep

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Speaker 5: him healthy, keep him on the field. This is not

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Speaker 5: you know, think back about last season, a four win team,

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Speaker 5: and you talk about the culture changes and the things

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Speaker 5: we've talked about it so much, but what is the identity?

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Speaker 5: And you're starting to see this identity kind of develop

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Speaker 5: and and it's an identity both offensively and defensively of

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Speaker 5: a physical team. This is no lunch coming in here

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Speaker 5: for any other team coming in to play the Arizona Cardinals.

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Speaker 5: They see the Arizona Cardinals on the schedule, they're like, this

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Speaker 5: is going to be a thumper. This is going to

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Speaker 5: be a physical game that we have to be ready for.

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Speaker 5: And you know, yeah, before maybe the Cardinals roster wise

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Speaker 5: didn't have the talent level of other teams. But you're

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Speaker 5: starting to see that kind of make some headway, make

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Speaker 5: some make some gains. And the Cardinals in terms of talent,

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Speaker 5: they're they're there, and you know they're they're gonna be

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Speaker 5: a physical team and it's going to be a physical

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Speaker 5: game every week.

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Speaker 4: Well, mac Wilson had a choice. He chose to come

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Speaker 4: to the Arizona Cardinals to sign with the Cardinals to

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Speaker 4: be teammates with Kaizer White. Going back to his introductory

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Speaker 4: press conference, Mac asked about playing with Kaizer Kazia White.

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Speaker 13: He's he's a dog. I watched him, you know last

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Speaker 13: year before he had this little injury or whatnot. Kind

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Speaker 13: of remind me on myself. Downhill thumper can do it all.

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Speaker 13: And you know, you put me with a guy like

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Speaker 13: that is you tell me, no, we don't see.

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Speaker 4: And I think a lot of people are going to

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Speaker 4: see just how Nick Rawlis decides to utilize those two

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Speaker 4: in the middle of the defense. We did see a

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Speaker 4: couple of times late last season Mac Wilson with the

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Speaker 4: Patriots rush of the quarterback is out of possibility. But

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Speaker 4: to have two inside linebackers that are I wouldn't say interchangeable,

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Speaker 4: but can do multi multi things within a defense just

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Speaker 4: elevates everyone else around.

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Speaker 6: So many opposing offenses, the quarterbacks, especially Matthew Stafford CJ. Stroud,

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Speaker 6: two guys that played against Arizona Cardinals, complimented Nick Rolis

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Speaker 6: and the schemes that they were showing because no matter

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Speaker 6: the different type of fronts or what the linebackers were doing,

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Speaker 6: they kept opposing offenses on the edge of their seats

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Speaker 6: because they did not know what type of formation they

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Speaker 6: were going that Nick Rolis was gonna call out there.

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Speaker 6: So when Mac Wilson, who does have the versatility and

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Speaker 6: versatile he is the word of the offseason for the

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Speaker 6: Arizona Cardinals, both on the offensive and defensive side of

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Speaker 6: the ball. Heck, even in the draft, with a guy

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Speaker 6: like Darius Robinson, we were able to line him up

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Speaker 6: all over the defensive line. He has the ability to

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Speaker 6: stand up and be that edge rusher. Although they'll be

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Speaker 6: keeping his hand in the dirt of the defensive line room,

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Speaker 6: they do have the versatility to do so. Avon Collins

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Speaker 6: as well b jo Jalari. There are question marks, but

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Speaker 6: they're not question marks of concern per se. They're question

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Speaker 6: marks of anticipation. What could this be? Truthfully? Because as

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Speaker 6: Avon Collins can stand up, he can't go back into coverage.

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Speaker 6: That's how he came into this league. Now mack Wilson

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Speaker 6: has the ability to do both. But the pairing of

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Speaker 6: him and Kaiser both standing up there and as your

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Speaker 6: inside linebackers, that is a scary group because of that

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Speaker 6: thumper ability. You know that they're gonna lay the boom

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Speaker 6: and they're gonna leave zero hesitation about it.

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Speaker 4: Again, there's questions because we haven't seen it before. We

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Speaker 4: don't know what this roster is going to look like

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Speaker 4: on the field. On paper. Yeah, it is much improved.

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Speaker 4: It looks like it is better. Is will it be better?

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Speaker 4: here on the Cardinals Red Seat reports, Tip Riman one

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Speaker 4: of those new faces, one of those young faces. What

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Speaker 4: he might be able to do as far as impacting

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Speaker 4: the offense this season. That's next here on the Arizona

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Speaker 4: Cardinals Radio Network.

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Speaker 2: With the eighty second pick in the twenty twenty four

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Speaker 2: NFL Draft, the Arizona Cardinals select Tip Criman tight ends Illinois.

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Speaker 6: You still not believe in birds now that you're a Cardinals?

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Speaker 14: All right, all right, he's a joke. It needs to

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Speaker 14: be contexts. He needs to be context He's a joke.

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Speaker 14: I believe in birds. I believe in God's He's our creator.

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Speaker 14: There's creation. I believe in birds. We'll set the record

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Speaker 14: straight right now. If I've got my pottery wheel with

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Speaker 14: me and do pottery, throw a lot of pots. That

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Speaker 14: was my like both my sister's wedding gifts was like

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Speaker 14: sets of plates and bowls and mugs and all that.

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Speaker 14: So I like to do that stuff. My mom she's

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Speaker 14: I say, she's better than Bob Ross at paint saying

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Speaker 14: you'l she's crazy. She's crazy. Don't no wos here she's amazing,

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Speaker 14: She's a legend.

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Speaker 4: We have certainly learned a lot about tight end tip

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Speaker 4: Ryman here this offseason. No question is what do we

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Speaker 4: learn about him on the football field as we say

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Speaker 4: welcome back? It is the Cardinals Red Sea report, Craig Reill, Lose,

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Speaker 4: Zach Kershman, and Rob Frederickson. By the way, it was

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Speaker 4: your question zech that elicited the response about the birds,

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Speaker 4: because that was something that he went off on in

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Speaker 4: Indianapolis at the scouting combine, saying he didn't believe in birds.

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Speaker 4: People ran with it, but it was all tongue in cheek,

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Speaker 4: and now we have set the record.

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Speaker 6: I also asked about the pottery, and it's I think

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Speaker 6: it's fair to say I asked the imporant questions here.

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Speaker 5: Round Yeah, head stuff.

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Speaker 6: Yes, somebody needs to ask. Otherwise this would have been

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Speaker 6: a perception of tip Ryman is playing for the Cardinals

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Speaker 6: and he doesn't believe in birds. So big jay journalism here.

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Speaker 4: I had to ask six foot five, two hundred and

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Speaker 4: seventy one pound potter. I guess that's what you call it.

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Speaker 4: Is it potter or people that potter?

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Speaker 3: I don't know.

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Speaker 5: I just remember the movie ghosts. That's the only thing

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Speaker 5: I remember about pottery. I don't know.

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Speaker 4: The visual right now. I've got in my head of

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Speaker 4: tip Patrick. Tip Ryman drafted in the third round the

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Speaker 4: set eighty second overall select, one of the Cardinals four

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Speaker 4: third round selections, and maybe he rose raised an eyebrow

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Speaker 4: a little bit because it was a position not really

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Speaker 4: of need, but maybe a position that here you are,

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Speaker 4: rob that is a run first offense. They want to

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Speaker 4: run the football and you might see twelve thirteen personnel

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Speaker 4: more times than not, so you're gonna need a tip

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Speaker 4: Ryman or someone that can block and open up holes

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Speaker 4: for a James Connor and company.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, you said it maybe wasn't a position of need,

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Speaker 5: but then again, we talk about the identity of this

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Speaker 5: offense and that's to run the ball. They showed that

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Speaker 5: last year and ran effectively. Well why not add a

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Speaker 5: third tackle to the mix, I mean effectively. That's what

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Speaker 5: he is, and tip Ryman it fits that mold. He's

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Speaker 5: a guy that he loves to block, and he loves

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Speaker 5: to finish his blocks. And you know, especially if you're

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Speaker 5: going to run the ball anywhere around the edges to

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Speaker 5: the outside, you need somebody to set that kind of

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Speaker 5: set that edge, and Tip Ryman fits that bill And oh,

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Speaker 5: by the way, he's a guy that can also get

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Speaker 5: out in pass routes and catch the ball. So I

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Speaker 5: love the pick on paper. I love it right now.

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Speaker 5: I'll be interested to see how it pans out, how

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Speaker 5: it looks on the field. I have no doubt that

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Speaker 5: he's going to dominate in terms of blocking and and

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Speaker 5: doing the thing that he's best at. Where he fits

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Speaker 5: into this offense, how he fits into his offense, because look,

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Speaker 5: Trey McBride, he's going to give it an old college try.

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Speaker 5: He's gonna try block, and he's gonna get in there

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Speaker 5: and stick his nose in there. He's not going to

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Speaker 5: be as effective blocking as as Tip Ryman, but Trey

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Speaker 5: McBride's a you know, serviceable blocker and he can do it.

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Speaker 5: So you know, when you're running twelve personnel and maybe

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Speaker 5: even thirteen personnel, you're you're gonna have to have some

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Speaker 5: bodies in there. And I really do like what tip

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Speaker 5: Ryman brings to this offense.

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Speaker 4: Tip didn't catch a lot of passes at Ellen, but

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Speaker 4: it is a part of his game that he hopes

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Speaker 4: to be able to showcase a little bit more here

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Speaker 4: at the next level. Ryman a week ago on the

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Speaker 4: Big Red rage about his past catching ability.

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Speaker 14: I'm extremely confident. I think people may doubt that, but

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Speaker 14: I'm very confident in my ability to catch catch balls

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Speaker 14: and get open and use my size to my advantage

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Speaker 14: in creating separation in space. You know, probably just as

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Speaker 14: confident as blocking a nine technique or whatever you know

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Speaker 14: cut off. So I'm very confident in that, and I'm

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Speaker 14: excited to show that on this level. It's gonna be

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Speaker 14: a good test.

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Speaker 4: Showed it a little bit as well at the East

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Speaker 4: West Shrine game where Drew Terrell was the offensive coordinator.

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Speaker 4: So someone that the Cardinals on staff have seen. We

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Speaker 4: just might not have seen a lot of him out

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Speaker 4: in the open field catching passes correct when it was

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Speaker 4: in when he was at Illinois.

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Speaker 6: Just their system. They're the typical big ten ground and

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Speaker 6: pound system that as a big as big ten guys

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Speaker 6: over here on this side of the table, we kind

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Speaker 6: of grew accustomed to seeing. But I think when you

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Speaker 6: looked at the draft and part of the reason why

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Speaker 6: it might have been a little bit of a head

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Speaker 6: scratcher initially about selecting tip Ryman is because there were

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Speaker 6: other tight ends on the board that are more prolific

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Speaker 6: pass catchers in comparison, at least based off their college

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Speaker 6: tape to Tip Ryman. But I very much trust Drew Therell,

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Speaker 6: who was that offensive coordinator at the East West Triangle.

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Speaker 6: The Cardinals were all over the pre draft circuit. This

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Speaker 6: of the all star games that the college prospects were

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Speaker 6: taking part in. Majority of the guys that they drafted

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Speaker 6: they had hands on coaching with prior to them coming in.

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Speaker 6: So with them coming in, Drew Torell definitely saw something

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Speaker 6: in Tip Ryman and that now the blocking event definitely

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Speaker 6: is important too. It replaces a guy like Jeff Swain

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Speaker 6: within this offense more leaning towards needing.

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Speaker 4: A blocker as opposed to a pass catcher as far

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Speaker 4: as the tight end position is concerned, especially when you

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Speaker 4: have Trey McBride his first full season as your starting

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Speaker 4: tight end. By the way, Rob no show next week.

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Speaker 4: Everyone enjoyed the Fourth of July holidays, So with the

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Speaker 4: week off, I expect you to dabble in a little

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Speaker 4: pottery and then come back and report.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll see what I can come up with. I

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Speaker 5: don't know if I'm tip Ryman level, but see what

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Speaker 5: we can do.

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Speaker 4: It's got to be a Potterer hold everyone to it

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Speaker 4: special Thanks behind the scenes, Jim O, Mahendro, Cody Fincher,

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Speaker 4: Matt Lazareth, war Zach Erstman, Rod Frederickson. I'm Craig Reel

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Speaker 4: and we'll talk to you in two weeks time. It's

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Speaker 4: the Cardinals Red Sea Report on the Arizona Cardinals Radio Network.

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Speaker 8: It is caught by McBride.

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Speaker 2: Hey, it's a touchdown boot a Baker with the sack,

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Speaker 2: strip the ball. Harry's gonna score touchdown baby.

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