Speaker 1: Coming up on the Getting Loud podcast, we got a
Speaker 1: special guest, Bridley Wis.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk at NFL Drown.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk some game of Throng you were so
Speaker 1: excited about that.
Speaker 2: We're gonna talk free agency still and a game at
Speaker 2: the end of the show. How you doing, guys?
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Speaker 1: Smooth Jinx.
Speaker 2: How you doing, man, I'm doing great.
Speaker 3: Happy Easter weekend?
Speaker 4: Yes, most definitely. How's everything going? This is weird and
Speaker 4: what I call the almost the second sports equalox right now,
Speaker 4: that's right where we got all this the final four
Speaker 4: going on. We get the NBA getting to the playoffs
Speaker 4: opening day in Washington.
Speaker 3: Oh my right within that, I'm ants fan, you know,
Speaker 3: I like to go listen? Can I can we agree
Speaker 3: on thistle?
Speaker 5: Sure?
Speaker 4: Out of all the sports stadiums in the world excluding
Speaker 4: the Olympics, Okay, does baseball stadiums have the best food?
Speaker 2: Because easily?
Speaker 3: Easily?
Speaker 2: Right, easily, it's not.
Speaker 3: I'm say because is it me?
Speaker 4: Because when I walk in a net stadium, it's just
Speaker 4: it's sensory overload. Yes, Like I don't know what I
Speaker 4: want to eat? I want some of that and I
Speaker 4: want some of that too, And I don't think you
Speaker 4: get that same feeling in a basketball arena eat a
Speaker 4: football stadium.
Speaker 1: Oh because because football is there are every player, can
Speaker 1: you know, make a huge basketball whereas.
Speaker 2: Baseball there are some lulls.
Speaker 1: So in football you just want to eat your hot dog,
Speaker 1: chugger beard me, let's hold it, bro.
Speaker 2: You know in baseball you.
Speaker 1: Might have like a ten sucond lull like that change pitchers.
Speaker 1: You're like, who, I'm gonna enjoy this.
Speaker 3: Food for ye most definitely.
Speaker 4: But the one thing I could say that baseball got
Speaker 4: that I hate that they don't show on TV because
Speaker 4: we all.
Speaker 3: Wish we had this walk out music. Oh like, while.
Speaker 2: You had a walkout song, forget it.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying is why won't they show it on TV?
Speaker 4: Like you got to be at the game to see
Speaker 4: these guys walk out to and then I look at
Speaker 4: them and you can't feel no better than that walking
Speaker 4: out to your own song the whole cris sing your name.
Speaker 3: That's a different type intensity.
Speaker 2: If you had a walkout song, Yeah, what would it be?
Speaker 3: Oh way to put me on the spot.
Speaker 2: But I had to ask, oh man.
Speaker 3: I would probably take something from like a movie.
Speaker 4: Uh, It'll probably be like, you know, the sound of
Speaker 4: the EVA Empire on what's his name, Doom Doom, because
Speaker 4: I want the picture to know he's done. Fred Vader,
Speaker 4: the Dark Vader is here. But I would probably take
Speaker 4: it from like a movie scene because I think the
Speaker 4: movie scores have more like fans know where they come from, right,
Speaker 4: So it's it's maybe like Avengance, whatever, what about you?
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: See, I'll be the guy playing the music, you know,
Speaker 2: I mean, like this is smooth song. He wants the
Speaker 2: Darth Vader, he wants to see an evil empire. You
Speaker 2: know the theme music. Yeah, I've been a guy up there.
Speaker 1: I did a story one time back, a long time
Speaker 1: ago on college baseball players and walk up songs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and one dude that was so funny. His walk
Speaker 2: up music was the theme from the People's Court. Yes,
Speaker 2: it was so.
Speaker 4: Fun That's why I say movie scores are better than
Speaker 4: song because song can't play all the way out, but
Speaker 4: the movie score sets a tone, a tempo, and it
Speaker 4: gives a feel to it.
Speaker 2: Man, what you do this weekend? Before we get into it,
Speaker 2: we're gonna talk some free agency on the show. We
Speaker 2: had a special guest coming out.
Speaker 1: We got a lot to get to But before I
Speaker 1: say that any of that, do you do anything fun?
Speaker 3: I put a pastel colored suit on.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 4: It showed up at church, Oh, to repent my scenes
Speaker 4: of the year.
Speaker 2: You know, you're there for a long time.
Speaker 3: I was there, you know, just to see the kids,
Speaker 3: you know, go hunt eggs and stuff. I remember those days.
Speaker 4: And so at the end of the day, it's and
Speaker 4: I feel like it came to little earlier this year
Speaker 4: because I'm an April guy. Sometimes in April, sometimes it's not,
Speaker 4: you know, so most definitely I enjoyed it.
Speaker 3: What about you?
Speaker 1: I went out with the girl, just went to dinner
Speaker 1: one night and had drinks both nights. But was so
Speaker 1: funny is on a Friday night, we were at this
Speaker 1: small Italian restaurant, Yea, and there was definitely it was
Speaker 1: kind of tight spacing, and there was definitely a couple
Speaker 1: having a first day next to us.
Speaker 3: And you could always tell a first day, you can tell.
Speaker 1: And this cat was saying crazy things like because Catherine
Speaker 1: was looking at me like and I was like what
Speaker 1: And I started listening and this guy definitely first day
Speaker 1: and he says something to the effect of you can
Speaker 1: pretty much google me online and figure out my net worth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh so what so he's a yes, And then
Speaker 4: he said something like, I'm just trying to figure out
Speaker 4: which company I want to buy.
Speaker 2: This is the first day.
Speaker 3: Listen, this dude was smoother. Yes, then this was the
Speaker 3: front runner.
Speaker 4: When we see this guy, are we supposed to eat Lamb.
Speaker 3: Dam On on the Easter? Is one of those I
Speaker 3: don't know, we know nothing. Yeah, I know nothing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that day didn't last long. They're not there long.
Speaker 3: I understood that.
Speaker 2: Well we got we have free agency coming up now.
Speaker 1: I will say, as far as the draft is coming up,
Speaker 1: free agency has been going on and the team did
Speaker 1: sign or lamidez Kiss.
Speaker 3: Way to kill that, son. You are a professional man.
Speaker 1: And Jeremy McNichols, So, Jeremy McNichols is a guy who
Speaker 1: has been around for a long time.
Speaker 3: Seven years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, running back to dep special teams guy.
Speaker 1: And Zakias is familiar with the NFC East, played for
Speaker 1: the Eagles last year and also knows Dan Quinn.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: Most definitely, I've been say all of these guys that
Speaker 4: they brought in. Somebody on the coaching staff coached then
Speaker 4: before somebody had to sign off on each and every
Speaker 4: one of them guys. And that's what I love. They're
Speaker 4: getting the meat of the bread of the team right now.
Speaker 4: And these guys are brought in here for competition. They're
Speaker 4: letting you know where the floor is and this.
Speaker 3: Is a high floor.
Speaker 4: They're showing you you're not making this roster jip because
Speaker 4: we brought you in here, like this is a high floor,
Speaker 4: high ceiling roster right now, bringing these Depp guys in here,
Speaker 4: and they actually bringing these guys in here hoping that
Speaker 4: they can beat some of these guys out that hifty competition.
Speaker 4: That's what you want right now. So I'm liking everything
Speaker 4: they're doing right now. And they had to rebuild this roster.
Speaker 4: This roster only had twenty three players on it when
Speaker 4: they got it, so they had I knew we was
Speaker 4: gonna get a truck load of guys in But what
Speaker 4: I'm really seeing is they're not going trying to bat
Speaker 4: five for five get the highest guys. They're trying to
Speaker 4: get the middle of the roster.
Speaker 2: The I totally go with you. And there's guys that
Speaker 2: they may not be the big names, but these middle.
Speaker 1: Pieces of quality, yes, crucial quality, and it helps on
Speaker 1: the head coach is familiar with some of these guests and.
Speaker 3: The assistant coaches and the rest of the coach.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: So on the NFL on CBS, they came up with
Speaker 1: this idea of the perfect draft game and they will say, okay,
Speaker 1: if everything falls perfect for the Commanders, they get Jadeen
Speaker 1: Daniels at two, They get Tyler Geidon at thirty six,
Speaker 1: they get Tyler Nuben out of Minnesota at forty oh
Speaker 1: I love him. Sixty seven, they get DJ James and
Speaker 1: it picks seventy eight K Stover out of Ohio State.
Speaker 1: Do you like these guys? Would this be your perfect draft?
Speaker 1: Or are there some guys you would maybe substitute. I
Speaker 1: know it's hard to project that far down a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, at number two, I don't think you
Speaker 4: can lose with any of these guys, right the top
Speaker 4: three quarterbacks. Out of the top three quarterbacks, you win
Speaker 4: right there. If we get Tyler guy in at thirty six,
Speaker 4: the Lord has blessed us. I know, good Friday was
Speaker 4: last Friday, but boy, the Lord has I think he
Speaker 4: could be the best tackle out of this draft.
Speaker 3: That's how that's how highly I think of him.
Speaker 4: He's the best athlete when it comes to any of
Speaker 4: the offensive tackles. He's also used to an X running
Speaker 4: back in high school. He's faster, he's stronger than you
Speaker 4: think he is in he's raw enough to not have
Speaker 4: bad habits. I really enjoy him now. Tyler Newman Newman,
Speaker 4: the safety from Minnesota. Yeah, at forty, that's a little
Speaker 4: high for me. That's a little high for me. I
Speaker 4: would love to have Lezai Legett wide receive out of
Speaker 4: South Carolina right there.
Speaker 3: I would love to add maybe a tight end right there.
Speaker 3: I would look.
Speaker 4: I think everybody falling in love with Theo Johnson from
Speaker 4: pen State right now, which he's a guy that you
Speaker 4: could probably take a seventy eight where they got Kate Stover.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so.
Speaker 4: It's some guys in there, but you gotta also ask yourself,
Speaker 4: a guy like Darius Robinson rush in from a Missouri
Speaker 4: would you want to take him at forty. That'll be
Speaker 4: my dream pick at forty. I love the DJ James pick.
Speaker 4: I think he can really be a good player in
Speaker 4: this league. And I would actually not like Cage Stover
Speaker 4: because he's a better blocker than he is a catcher
Speaker 4: of the ball. And I would ready have a Theo Johnson,
Speaker 4: just a freakish athlete from Penn State.
Speaker 2: Okay, man, that's some good draft analysis. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: what it's all. You need to sit next to Fred,
Speaker 2: ask a question, Boom, let it go.
Speaker 1: Let's face some bills, and then we're gonna bring in
Speaker 1: Brentley Weissman, we're gonna play Game of Thrones.
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Speaker 2: As as the man himself, Brentley Weisman. Every now and
Speaker 2: then here on the show. Yeah, great guests, Gary Clark, Popp, Yeah.
Speaker 3: We have some great gifts. Shuns Free Sean came in.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna keep it going now and bring in
Speaker 1: Rentley Weisman. Follow him on Twitter at Rentley twelve.
Speaker 2: He's a former.
Speaker 1: NFL Draft scout draft analyst and he had this really
Speaker 1: great thread not too long ago where he compared NFL
Speaker 1: quarterbacks draft quarterbacks yeah to characters from Game of Thrones,
Speaker 1: and you, more than anyone I know, is a huge
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones guy.
Speaker 3: I thoroughly enjoy it. Enjoyed it.
Speaker 4: I was mad at you, though, because I want you
Speaker 4: to do old lineman. I want the hound to come
Speaker 4: in there. I want you to do some defense.
Speaker 3: Lab. I want you to like.
Speaker 4: Once I seen him do that, it started, it started
Speaker 4: my wheels to turn, and I was like, well, yeah,
Speaker 4: I can compare some of these guys also.
Speaker 2: Okay, so I'm gonna throw out a few of these.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Fred, I'm gonna let you guys, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: enjoy it.
Speaker 4: Like everyone, Wait, let's go to Western ROAs on him
Speaker 4: right quick.
Speaker 2: I'm probably gonna get something. Caleb Williams oberon Martel.
Speaker 4: I was shocked that you pick Oberen with Caleb because
Speaker 4: when I see Caleb, all I can think of is
Speaker 4: the prince who was promised. All I can think of
Speaker 4: is John Snow, you know, it's been so much said
Speaker 4: about Caleb Williams, and I'm talking about two, three, four years.
Speaker 3: He just hung around this So I was like.
Speaker 4: You know what, to me, Caleb Posita the star of
Speaker 4: this show. He's the prince who was promised. He's Robert Barratian,
Speaker 4: meaning he has been up there so long that he's
Speaker 4: got the fat red disease that he doesn't rule like
Speaker 4: he used to rule. What do you think about those
Speaker 4: two comparisons.
Speaker 5: I do like the John Snow comparison, just just for
Speaker 5: the prince I was promised. I think that is a
Speaker 5: great obviously saying that could be attached to Caleb Williams.
Speaker 5: The thing with John Snow is, though, like he is
Speaker 5: much more of the stoic, much more of play within structure,
Speaker 5: certainly not a risk taker by any means. He's He's
Speaker 5: not that guy or Caleb Williams. You know, his main
Speaker 5: kind of you know, you want to call it a down,
Speaker 5: you know, negative trade or you know we're scouting him. Mean,
Speaker 5: some of his concerns is he plays too much out
Speaker 5: of structure. He invites chaos, doesn't like to take the
Speaker 5: small wins, loves to go for the kind of hero shot,
Speaker 5: the kill ball, And that leads me to ober and Martella.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, he is one of, if not the
Speaker 5: greatest fighter in Western I's history, a master and a
Speaker 5: bunch of a bunch of different kind of poisons and
Speaker 5: things like that, very similar to Caleb william Is. Where
Speaker 5: Caleb can you know, throw from different arms, armed angles.
Speaker 5: He can throw off platform. Oberin can kill off platform,
Speaker 5: he can kill from a different lot of different angles.
Speaker 5: And to me, the issues that both would have or
Speaker 5: they're very much over uh not excessive, but they try
Speaker 5: to do too much right. They can't just take the
Speaker 5: easy win, live to fight the next down. We saw
Speaker 5: with Caleb Williams this year at USC refuse to take
Speaker 5: the shutdown, refuse to throw the ball, the ball away
Speaker 5: that would cause interceptions that have called turnovers. Ober and
Speaker 5: Martel refuse to just take the easy win against the mountain,
Speaker 5: got to cocky, started talking and gave up the wing.
Speaker 5: So I like the John Snow comparison, but I got
Speaker 5: to stick at my Ober Marteau one.
Speaker 3: Oh, I like that one. I like that he kind
Speaker 3: of he kind of sliced and dice me right there.
Speaker 4: But the princes problems, I thought it was just so
Speaker 4: perfect right there.
Speaker 2: Do both of these guys paint their nails?
Speaker 4: I don't know, no, no, no, you know what, Obra Martel
Speaker 4: he is the guy, do that.
Speaker 3: Know?
Speaker 4: He is the guy to do that. And he's flashy,
Speaker 4: he's right about there. He's flashy.
Speaker 3: He's gonna be edgy when he do stuff. And also
Speaker 3: he had the Mountain right where he.
Speaker 4: Wanted him, and he just had to just just splurge
Speaker 4: a little bit too long cost him his life.
Speaker 3: Let's go with.
Speaker 2: Another one here, Drake May, Rob Stark.
Speaker 4: Now, when you said Drake May is Rob Stark, I
Speaker 4: tried to think.
Speaker 3: I looked around and.
Speaker 4: I said, you know what, little Jamie Lanister in there,
Speaker 4: the best saw it in Western Roast over there.
Speaker 3: But then when you when you said Rob Stark, I said.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the young Wolf, And I looked at the quarterbacks,
Speaker 4: and he is the youngest out the bunch, one of
Speaker 4: the best leaders can't be.
Speaker 3: Overzealous at some time.
Speaker 4: So I actually agreed it was one of the few
Speaker 4: I agree with you with Rob Stark.
Speaker 3: Tell me why you chose Rob at this one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you know Rob starts and Drake May, I
Speaker 5: think makes a lot of sense. As you mentioned, uh,
Speaker 5: you know Rob Start's nicknaming the show is the Young
Speaker 5: Wolf and Drake May is the youngest of these quarterback prospects,
Speaker 5: and really both had a lot of success early on
Speaker 5: in their careers. Think about Drake May, he first popped
Speaker 5: under the scene as a true freshman, I mean, he
Speaker 5: was phenomenal, and then he followed up the freshman year
Speaker 5: with a great, great sophomore year, and look at Rob Stark,
Speaker 5: I mean he won his first four battles, got three
Speaker 5: battles in the battles of the Five Kings, one obviously
Speaker 5: at the Whispering Would where he was able to kind
Speaker 5: of capture Jamie l Anister. So I mean, I see
Speaker 5: a lot of similarities with the early success, but with
Speaker 5: that early success led to kind of their later struggles.
Speaker 5: Right where Drake May, I think he had such early success,
Speaker 5: he was really over confident in his ability to make
Speaker 5: some throws. I think Drake may Is issue is he
Speaker 5: has a rocket arm. He's very accurate down the field,
Speaker 5: he knows where to go to football, but there are
Speaker 5: times where he takes these risks. He makes these decisions
Speaker 5: that our dressed will Why do you make that throw?
Speaker 5: You know you're throwing in a double coverage. I know
Speaker 5: you can get it there, but there's higher percentage throws available.
Speaker 5: You didn't have to take that risk with Rob Stark.
Speaker 5: I mean he did not have to cross the cross
Speaker 5: the bridge to the to the Twins to try to
Speaker 5: go through Walter Frey after he already betrayed him, Like
Speaker 5: he didn't have to execute his his bannerman more car
Speaker 5: start was there's unnecessary risks that both of them take
Speaker 5: later in their career that I think stemmed from their
Speaker 5: early success, and so I think that makes a lot
Speaker 5: of sense. They both have high upside. I love me Start.
Speaker 5: He was a character before his untimely end. But I
Speaker 5: think this one makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 4: I see a lot of Denari's first husband, Djoego in
Speaker 4: him too, because he started off, like you said, started
Speaker 4: off so fast, but then framed out before he even
Speaker 4: could get started.
Speaker 2: All these cameras are coming.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 2: I like like I might get the name wrong. Jane
Speaker 2: Daniels and are you start?
Speaker 3: Are your stock? You hit it right on the right there.
Speaker 4: Now, this is one that I really really gotta get
Speaker 4: you on right here because.
Speaker 3: For Jane Daniels, yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: For me, it's the career growth, right. You think about
Speaker 5: where Aria started. She was I think, you know, the
Speaker 5: thirty youngest of the Stark children, the youngest little girl
Speaker 5: of the Stark children, and she really kind of went
Speaker 5: after Ned was executed. She had to go into hiding
Speaker 5: with the up to the wall with God blaking on
Speaker 5: his knee, but you know, up up up to the wall,
Speaker 5: right with the Hound and uh, the guy from the
Speaker 5: Gosh the Knight's Watch and her journey. I mean she's
Speaker 5: in Rides to Rickets, right, she is literally sleeping on
Speaker 5: the road on the King's Road is at the lowest point,
Speaker 5: and you know, you just see her evolution from Okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: she's on the King's Round as a traveler, and then
Speaker 5: she goes to Bravos and learns the ways of the
Speaker 5: Many Faced Men, and then she comes back to Wests
Speaker 5: and kind of seeks revenge for the Starts, and you
Speaker 5: just kind of see her grow step step season by season,
Speaker 5: which ultimately leads her to kind of be the hero
Speaker 5: of the show in the Long Night, where she kind
Speaker 5: of was able to make the finishing kill against the
Speaker 5: Night King and Cyber spoilers for those who haven't watched
Speaker 5: the game with Rowns, but at that point you probably
Speaker 5: should have mid now, so I don't feel too bad.
Speaker 5: I think Jayden Daniels, right, Jayden Daniels, I mean think
Speaker 5: I'm a Pac twelve guy. You see the Oregon stuff.
Speaker 5: I've watched Jayden Daniels since his true freshman year at
Speaker 5: Arizona State. I think this is back in twenty eighteen,
Speaker 5: twenty nineteen. So I mean he played Herbert. I mean,
Speaker 5: so he's been around the block. You see him steadily
Speaker 5: improved year after year after year after year, which obviously
Speaker 5: culminates to this past year, which lets legend be in
Speaker 5: the Heiden Trophy, led him to go from a mid
Speaker 5: round quarterback who has some athleaticism, has some upside, to
Speaker 5: now a surefire top five prospect, a guy who is
Speaker 5: arguably the second best quarterback in this class. I think
Speaker 5: there's a lot of similarities in the growth of the
Speaker 5: two you know, of Aria and Jaden Daniels. And then
Speaker 5: it's fun obviously, I can kind of view the dual
Speaker 5: threat thing. Aria obviously really good at the sword but
Speaker 5: also has a dual threat with the ability to change
Speaker 5: faces and yeah exactly, and Jaeon Daniels obviously with his
Speaker 5: legs in his arm. And then lastly the slender frames.
Speaker 5: I think it is an easy kind of throwing dad
Speaker 5: and Daniels Scrownie very slight, Aria obviously very slight. Mary
Speaker 5: Scrownie both have to, you know, take better care in
Speaker 5: terms of not taking big hits, not taking shots to
Speaker 5: make sure they last in their careers. And so I
Speaker 5: really like this one. I liked them. Surprised you didn't
Speaker 5: like it? No, I did, like you.
Speaker 4: I like to throw a card ball in there. Speaking
Speaker 4: of the many face men, jack and Hood Guard, who
Speaker 4: that's who I. When I looked at it, I'm like,
Speaker 4: you know what? Because he got many faces. Jane Daniels,
Speaker 4: like you said, he started it all kind of slow
Speaker 4: in Arizona State, and then he busted on the scene
Speaker 4: at LSU and he became the king Slim. So at
Speaker 4: the end of the day, when I say Jackie and
Speaker 4: her job, I'm saying, which face am I getting from?
Speaker 3: Jade Daniels Like? Is he a little bit of r
Speaker 3: G three? Is he more CJ. Scrudd is like when
Speaker 3: you see him who like? Sometimes he confuses me.
Speaker 4: And that's why I chose JACKI and hjoh because I like,
Speaker 4: that's a dude that got many faces, and he could
Speaker 4: be who he needs to be.
Speaker 3: You brought that up. He could be who he needs
Speaker 3: to be any game.
Speaker 4: If he needs to rest for one hundred yards, he'll
Speaker 4: rest for one hundred yat if you need to throw
Speaker 4: for four hundred, he could.
Speaker 3: Throw for four hundred. So I thought you would go
Speaker 3: with him because he can adjust to any situation.
Speaker 2: Like that.
Speaker 5: I really like that angle. Love that angle.
Speaker 2: Actually, okay, here's another one. You're ready, Michael Phoenix, Sir
Speaker 2: Barriston Selby.
Speaker 4: So you're saying that one of the best sawds, one
Speaker 4: of the most everlasting sword Did you choose this because
Speaker 4: Michael Pennix is old?
Speaker 3: Did you choose this because Michael Penix has been in
Speaker 3: the league just a little bit?
Speaker 4: Because I got one name that I'm gonna throw at
Speaker 4: you that I think is gonna be a curve bob,
Speaker 4: But tell me why you chose se best to sell me.
Speaker 5: So let me just say yes, I use Pennix's age
Speaker 5: and its injury history to kind of get to the
Speaker 5: Barrison sell Me. And for those who don't know Barrison
Speaker 5: sell Me, he's like a sixty five year old man,
Speaker 5: super gray graybeard. But when you talk about maybe the
Speaker 5: best swordean we've saw on the TV show, YEP, it's
Speaker 5: might embarrassing to sell me. Barrison sell Me is a
Speaker 5: lifetime King's guard, which is the kind of the protectors
Speaker 5: of the king. All those guys are the best swordsman
Speaker 5: in the West rous and he was the lord commander
Speaker 5: of that group. So we're talking high end swordsman in
Speaker 5: Game of Thrones, Michael Pennix. If you get past the age,
Speaker 5: if you get past some of the durability concerns, the
Speaker 5: injury history. In my opinion, he might have the best
Speaker 5: arm talent, the best pure passer in this class. He
Speaker 5: can put the ball anywhere he wants it, throws the
Speaker 5: most beautiful, catchable deep ball I've probably ever seen at
Speaker 5: a college level. He throws his touch timing, and actually
Speaker 5: he has a strong arm. I think he at this
Speaker 5: point in time, is maybe the most underrated play quarterback
Speaker 5: in this class. And I think Barrison sell me because age,
Speaker 5: because of kind of him not being a lord or
Speaker 5: not being you know, you know, a person in a
Speaker 5: great house gets overlooked. But if you stick to the tape,
Speaker 5: stick to the tape and you don't think about the
Speaker 5: age and the Injurdustry, Barrison sell me. He's up there
Speaker 5: for one of the best kind of overall characters in
Speaker 5: the show. And so that's kind of how I got
Speaker 5: to that comparison.
Speaker 3: Well, I have to throw this one at you.
Speaker 4: When I see Michael Penix, I see the great pocket manipulator.
Speaker 4: I see a guy in thenipulates the pocket better than
Speaker 4: anybody in the draft. He knows how to how should
Speaker 4: I say, very Tom Brady ish, do what I need
Speaker 4: to to get to a spot.
Speaker 3: So I told I chose little Finger Peter Bayleish because
Speaker 3: Peter Bayleish manipulat. He's the reason we got the Game
Speaker 3: of Thrones.
Speaker 4: He manipulated everything from the first person dying almost to
Speaker 4: the last person dying. I thought Peter Bayleish was the
Speaker 4: great innovator in the show. I thought he kept everything going.
Speaker 4: I thought he made us ask the question who is
Speaker 4: making who is pushing all these buttons? Then at the
Speaker 4: whole time it was little Finger, making him the most
Speaker 4: important person besides the narest targarian in this show. So
Speaker 4: you said it like I said, I think sometime Michael
Speaker 4: Penix could be the best quarterback in this thing and
Speaker 4: the one that gets no love. And I think that
Speaker 4: was Peter Baileish looking for a house, looking for a home.
Speaker 4: And I feel like this, Michael Pennix to the teeth.
Speaker 5: Love that I mean think about too. I mean Michael
Speaker 5: Pennak's a lot of his game and pre snap identifying
Speaker 5: the right defense, defense, identifying the free blitzer, getting the
Speaker 5: offensive line in the red protection, you know, at the
Speaker 5: hot rides. I mean that is Peter Bayleish to a tea,
Speaker 5: little finger to a tea. He's always four steps ahead,
Speaker 5: hit everybody, everybody right, He's scheming, he's planning, And so
Speaker 5: I really like that when you begin to think about
Speaker 5: the mental aspect, the little subtleties that Pentix has to
Speaker 5: his game. I mean, you're right. I mean his ability
Speaker 5: to maneuver, his ability to just quickly, subtly slide step
Speaker 5: in the pocket, nothing crazy, but just enough to buy
Speaker 5: time and get to his spot and let his receiver uncover.
Speaker 5: And his ability to kind of do that consistently to
Speaker 5: me is very Peter Bayleish esque. So I love that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's keep it going on a couple more quarterbacks here,
Speaker 2: bo Nick's ned Stark.
Speaker 3: I had to laugh.
Speaker 4: We're dealing with another old man, and I know he's
Speaker 4: fucking guy.
Speaker 3: I can see it all the fact right there, We're
Speaker 3: dealing with another old man. So the thing about bow Knicks,
Speaker 3: you have to ask yourself, is he that good?
Speaker 5: He is? He?
Speaker 4: Did he get better each and every year that made
Speaker 4: him get to this point? Or was he just an
Speaker 4: old man on campus. Was he just a guy that
Speaker 4: graduated three years ago that still has the same condo
Speaker 4: that throws the parties?
Speaker 3: Was he the guy that we think he is so
Speaker 3: when he said ned start, everything starts an end with
Speaker 3: neck start?
Speaker 4: He is the king that refused to buy down and
Speaker 4: do things the regular way. He was always truthful. And
Speaker 4: bow Knicks is true to the quarterback position. His dad
Speaker 4: played the quarterback position, now he plays the quarterback position.
Speaker 4: The question is how long would the bow Knicks story last,
Speaker 4: because we know how long neck start was a part
Speaker 4: of Game of Throws.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, you know it's a working guy. I'm hoping
Speaker 5: that lasts a little longer than that starts. I'm rooting
Speaker 5: for a bon Nets.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 5: Because nad to me is maybe one of the best
Speaker 5: kind of leaders, the best captains in Game of Thrones,
Speaker 5: And I think bo Knicks really is a quarterback that
Speaker 5: can really cultivate and you can build around from a
Speaker 5: leadership and from a kind of just captain of the organization,
Speaker 5: face of a franchise kind of guy. I think that
Speaker 5: is bo Nick's ton of experience. As you mentioned, he
Speaker 5: is a sixth year starter. Same ages panis by the
Speaker 5: way and same age as Data Daniels or Jadan Daniels,
Speaker 5: and so both all three of them are older quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: And so I think the reason why I really like
Speaker 5: bow Knicks and the net Star comparison is because they
Speaker 5: are both a little risk averse, where I think some
Speaker 5: of the other quarterbacks are more willing to kind of
Speaker 5: pick that shot. Mean, Drake Nazer mentioned, I mean, he's
Speaker 5: a There's not a throw on the field that will
Speaker 5: scare him away, you know. I do think bo Nicks
Speaker 5: at times is very reluctant to pull the trigger, and
Speaker 5: he's very kind of comfortable playing with instructure, kind of
Speaker 5: taking what the defense gives him, lives to fight another down.
Speaker 5: And I think that's where Ned Stark really did himself
Speaker 5: in is because he was afraid to take the risk
Speaker 5: and actually, you know, challenge Jeffrey challenged Sercy. He should
Speaker 5: have immediately read the book when he found out that,
Speaker 5: you know, Jeffrey and the kids are not you know,
Speaker 5: Roberts kids. He should have rode to Stantus immediately. I'm out,
Speaker 5: go to Stantus and team up. But Ned too honorable,
Speaker 5: you know, doesn't want to do you know, the risk
Speaker 5: of the risk, risky move falls into Seerce's trap and
Speaker 5: ultimately that's the end of him. And so I think
Speaker 5: bo Knicks at times is afraid to take those chances,
Speaker 5: afraid to kind of unquirk it, take that risk, and
Speaker 5: that kind of also leads to some of his dun
Speaker 5: falls as he's playing. So uh, just he's always consistently
Speaker 5: consistently living in third down because of that. And so
Speaker 5: I think if both players, both characters can be a
Speaker 5: little more were risk risk taking, I think that would
Speaker 5: go a long web.
Speaker 4: And it's about how bo Nick started and that's why
Speaker 4: I got to throw this one in. He's a Livarius
Speaker 4: the Spider, you know what I'm saying. The Spider in
Speaker 4: there because you know, he started off hard at Auburn,
Speaker 4: went through a lot of stuff, but he learned to
Speaker 4: manipulate the game and play the game when he got
Speaker 4: the organ.
Speaker 3: So I got to throw Varius in there and say,
Speaker 3: you know what, it might be a liveris in there
Speaker 3: too with him.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 3: I like that a lot.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, Varius had a really rough, obviously upbringing.
Speaker 5: He was born in gosh, I think it was not
Speaker 5: Bravos with somewhere in Esos and you know, a lot
Speaker 5: of bad things happened to him. And similar to both Nicks,
Speaker 5: a lot of bad things happened in Auburn. He did
Speaker 5: not He did not have an easy path at Auburn.
Speaker 5: The offensive line was terrible, the coaching Scott was terrible consistently,
Speaker 5: and he was able to kind of rise up out
Speaker 5: of that, uh dysfunction in sana Verus. So I like
Speaker 5: that one a lot too, final one.
Speaker 2: JJ McCarthy and Gindri Barathian.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it's you know, you hit it right on
Speaker 5: the head.
Speaker 3: Robert's bastard son, Okay.
Speaker 4: And why Gendre the tool maker tough, the lived in,
Speaker 4: lived in flea bottom his whole life.
Speaker 3: You gotta realize.
Speaker 4: So you said, JJ is tough, been through a lot,
Speaker 4: understands he's a champion. That's why I kind of chose
Speaker 4: I chose two other people to kind of compare him
Speaker 4: to one. I chose the hound because I feel like
Speaker 4: JJ face has been pushed to the fire, like it
Speaker 4: has been pushed to the fire. He wasn't asked to
Speaker 4: do as much as everybody else. He just did whenever
Speaker 4: he was asked very well, and he did it to
Speaker 4: the peak performance he didn't. He wasn't actually throw forty times.
Speaker 4: He was asked to throw nineteen times and he completed
Speaker 4: seventeen pass like that. Similar to the Hound, I also
Speaker 4: got to throw the nearest targarian in there because he
Speaker 4: like the way that he he's rising up these bullets.
Speaker 4: You can only do that if you ride a drag.
Speaker 4: You can only do it if you rand.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: I love both of those, especially love the Denarius one,
Speaker 5: especially when you think about the Quick in season one.
Speaker 5: I mean she went from you know, being sold off
Speaker 5: to cal Drago to the end of the season, you know,
Speaker 5: having three dragons, so kind of a similar rise, right
Speaker 5: as Jaion Carthy's have over the past couple of months.
Speaker 5: But I'm going to stick with my Gendri Barapian cop
Speaker 5: for a couple of reasons. One, I think Gendri, you know,
Speaker 5: is a bastard, but he does have royal blood. He's
Speaker 5: the bastard son of King Barrati. And so Jajie McCarthy
Speaker 5: former five star one of the best high school quarterbacks
Speaker 5: coming out in his class, so five star pedigree, right,
Speaker 5: and then they both really weren't asked to do a
Speaker 5: lot throughout Jad's career and throughout Gendri you know, throughout
Speaker 5: the show. But when they were called upon, they always
Speaker 5: oftentimes win. Jajon McCarthy in those moments where he was
Speaker 5: asked to make that got to have it third and
Speaker 5: long throw or make the god got to have it,
Speaker 5: you know throw in the red zone, he consistently delivered.
Speaker 5: And same with Genjury w And Gendry was called upon
Speaker 5: to you know, run back beyond the wall to go.
Speaker 4: Can we both agree did he ran back from beyond
Speaker 4: the wall? He ran back to that was too quick
Speaker 4: of a run, like Gandry probably should be compared to
Speaker 4: Marvin Harrison, Julia Case.
Speaker 5: And at that point he should be compared to like
Speaker 5: Xandre Worthy.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 5: But but Gendrey, you know, time and time again, he
Speaker 5: stepped up when his name was called upon again. I
Speaker 5: think I think I said, you know that his best
Speaker 5: bault might be ahead of him from McCarthy.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: I think if McCarthy gets into a system that is
Speaker 5: much more quarterback friendly, much more hey, we're gonna air
Speaker 5: this thing out, you know, have some unique kind of
Speaker 5: play designs and be able to kind of get some
Speaker 5: she was up and more consistently. I think that's gonna
Speaker 5: go along way to his development. And similar to Genjury,
Speaker 5: I think if Game of Thrones had, say an extra season,
Speaker 5: I mean, shoot, Gendri Berrapians lord of Storm's end, I
Speaker 5: mean he's going to be a high Yeah, he's going
Speaker 5: to be a high lord moving forward. And so I
Speaker 5: think his best ball is ahead of him. And so
Speaker 5: I think taking JJ McCarthy right now, as presently kind
Speaker 5: of presented is a risk. I think it's a risk.
Speaker 5: I think that you can bet on his tools, you
Speaker 5: can bet on the limited sample size that he's kind
Speaker 5: of shown on tape in those high leverage situations. But
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, he's not a for
Speaker 5: sure thing. You know, we have to ask ourselves, Hey, like,
Speaker 5: if Harball really had a quarterback worthy of a top
Speaker 5: three pick, why didn't he throw a little more? And
Speaker 5: I get either, run first, coach, run the ball, play
Speaker 5: the events. But still, I mean we're talking a top
Speaker 5: three quarterback and you're not airing it out. I mean
Speaker 5: it's it's it's a little you know, cause for concern.
Speaker 5: And same with Gendjury. It's like, at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, he is a bastard born in Flea Bottom
Speaker 5: you never quite know how he's gonna be in that
Speaker 5: top dog spot. It's a risk, a risk I could
Speaker 5: very well pay high dividends. And so I love the
Speaker 5: genjury engaging o'carithe. You pick two prospects that are high
Speaker 5: risk but better high reward.
Speaker 3: I see a little from the veil. What was the
Speaker 3: young man, a young Aaron from the veil?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but t with Brittley Weisman, who's a former NFL
Speaker 1: draft scout and draft unless he also definitely knows his
Speaker 1: Game of Thrones like Fred does. But since we got
Speaker 1: you here, we have the draft coming up, we got
Speaker 1: to ask you some draft questions as well.
Speaker 2: So I'll start with the most obvious one.
Speaker 1: If you're the Commanders at number two, and certainly they
Speaker 1: are in the market four quarterback, who's your guy?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And I have no idea kind of like what
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get get into here with you guys. I
Speaker 5: don't know if you're a Jaden Daniels, if you're Drake May,
Speaker 5: so I'm not get in trouble here. But I am
Speaker 5: a Drake May. I am a Drake May over Jadon
Speaker 5: Daniels at too. I think Drake May his upside to
Speaker 5: me is as high as any quarterback in this class,
Speaker 5: and I think he is unfairly getting criticized for the
Speaker 5: lack of supporting cast and he was given this past year.
Speaker 5: I think if you go back to his sophomore tape,
Speaker 5: he was outstanding. And that's that's obviously when he had
Speaker 5: Josh Downs and a couple offensive lineman and a running
Speaker 5: back with him last year and so a little more
Speaker 5: kind of NFL players around him, and he was really
Speaker 5: able to kind of showcase what he can do. Drake May,
Speaker 5: he's a prototype. He has a rocket arm exaggerated across
Speaker 5: all levels of the field, really good velocity, and that's
Speaker 5: where I do question Dan Daniels. I don't know about
Speaker 5: his arm strength in terms of the actual driving of
Speaker 5: the football in the intermediates part of the field. I
Speaker 5: don't think he has that ability to just zip it
Speaker 5: in right in the middle of the field against in
Speaker 5: bracket coverage. I don't know about that. With Jade and Daniels,
Speaker 5: I think he's a great deep ball thrower, but that's
Speaker 5: more about trajectory and arch and touch, whereas Drake May
Speaker 5: can do that as well. But I think he just
Speaker 5: has a little more gas in his arm. Also, I
Speaker 5: mean Drake May. I think he has about twenty pounds
Speaker 5: over Jade and Daniels, which leads me to believe he
Speaker 5: can hold up more against NFL defensive line and taking
Speaker 5: a beating to him. He's stronger and firmer in the pocket.
Speaker 5: I just think Drake May just he has a lot
Speaker 5: to like. You know, he has a lot to like.
Speaker 5: And I think Drake May, you know, his development is
Speaker 5: just getting started. Where's Jade and Daniels. He's been in
Speaker 5: college for you know, six years, and his progression is phenomenal.
Speaker 5: I love it. And this is not a slight towards
Speaker 5: Jade and Daniel. I just think that if Jaden Daniels
Speaker 5: was leaving after his thirty year, it wouldn't be a conversation.
Speaker 5: It would be Drake May by a mile. And so
Speaker 5: I am willing to take the risk on Drake May. Again,
Speaker 5: I just think his upset his upsides higher. And yeah,
Speaker 5: and then again this isan Daniels. I think Jayden Downs
Speaker 5: is the third best quarterback in the class, but I
Speaker 5: got Drake May kind of comfortably ahead of him.
Speaker 4: Everybody's talking about the quarterback class because the quarterbacks out
Speaker 4: of sports car everybody liked the look at sports cars,
Speaker 4: but I like the SUVs because I got kids.
Speaker 3: Could this be because nobody's talking about it?
Speaker 4: Could this be the best offensive tackle draft in the
Speaker 4: last twenty years. You're talking about guys like Joe oh
Speaker 4: j C.
Speaker 3: Latham. My guy is guiding from Oklahoma. I think he's
Speaker 3: a beast.
Speaker 4: Most people don't even understand he played running back in
Speaker 4: high school. One of the best athletes at the offense line.
Speaker 4: Could this be because I can see right now six
Speaker 4: offensive line and going in the first thirty two picks.
Speaker 4: Could this be the best office of tackle draft in
Speaker 4: over the last twenty years?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm stru I know we had another good one.
Speaker 5: Trying to remember what year from Oregon State?
Speaker 4: Or you also got what's the name from state? Yes,
Speaker 4: so it's it's guys all over here. And these are
Speaker 4: plug and play guys. These aren't guys that need to
Speaker 4: sit on the bench for a year. These guys that
Speaker 4: are ready to play right now. And it shocks me
Speaker 4: because I know it's not the sixty pick. How nobody's
Speaker 4: talking about what really matters the trenches. This could be
Speaker 4: the best offensive tackle draft.
Speaker 3: In a long time.
Speaker 5: It really could be Fred and you know you mentioned
Speaker 5: all the guys Joe A. Troy Fountain from Washington is
Speaker 5: probably my favorite of this bunch from Penn State, Telist
Speaker 5: World and State your guy Tyler guy in from Oklahoma.
Speaker 5: And then there's other guys that I'm talking about by
Speaker 5: Kingsley Patch Paul from Houston. I mean, there is a
Speaker 5: laundry list of tackles. Jordan Morgan from Arizona another guy
Speaker 5: I really like. I mean, there's about eight guys that
Speaker 5: if you heard their name go in the first round,
Speaker 5: you wouldn't be surprised. If anything, you call it a
Speaker 5: good pick. It's and it's guys who can play left
Speaker 5: or right. Jac Latham's predominantly a right tackle. Joe a
Speaker 5: left tackle to last Ulaga, plays right in college at
Speaker 5: Oregon State, but I think he could do both. TROYA.
Speaker 5: Fountain and his left tackle, he could play right. It's
Speaker 5: phenomenal class. All these guys are athletic, They're long, they
Speaker 5: can move, they can both pass block and run block.
Speaker 5: All of them I think are really really good players.
Speaker 5: And I know the Commanders are probably going to be
Speaker 5: in the market for a tackle, not at two. I
Speaker 5: think they got to get the quarterback. But you know,
Speaker 5: somewhere in the second round. I think they have two
Speaker 5: early second round picks. I would not be shocked. I mean,
Speaker 5: Gosha Kingsley's Sumatala falls to them in the second round
Speaker 5: and they can mab him and then also get their
Speaker 5: quarterback of the future at two. That's a massive win.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you right, And let's talk outside of the
Speaker 4: first round, because yeah, the sexy picks in the first round,
Speaker 4: but we know the NFL have made from second rounds
Speaker 4: and undrafted free agents.
Speaker 3: So let's be honest with this thing.
Speaker 4: Anybody that you say, you know what, he might not
Speaker 4: go in that first day, but this guy, to me
Speaker 4: is a gym and a guaranteed ball. I start first,
Speaker 4: I think Madanka Crawley. I think Madkai Crawley is uh
Speaker 4: the faster version of Deebo Samuels. I think when he
Speaker 4: gets in the NFL, it's gonna be hard for NFL
Speaker 4: coners to tackle him consistently.
Speaker 3: I think he got the speed to beat you vertically.
Speaker 4: I think he built like a He built like Shinnon Shark,
Speaker 4: like he's he's really built, and I just think he
Speaker 4: gonna I think he's set up for a long long career,
Speaker 4: especially with the right team.
Speaker 5: Love Mary with him route running.
Speaker 6: But in terms of like is.
Speaker 5: Ball in his hands, yes, I mean he's not not big,
Speaker 5: but he's breaking all these tackles. I mean, like no
Speaker 5: one tackles him at the first attempt. You see him
Speaker 5: this trucking guys make you miss the debo. Kompa is good.
Speaker 5: He's a really fun player. I like him a lot.
Speaker 5: I think you have to be a little bit creative.
Speaker 5: You know, you guys know Curtis Samuel obviously commanders. I
Speaker 5: think if you have a plan for Madiki Corley, similar
Speaker 5: to how Curtis Samuel was utilized early in his career
Speaker 5: at Carolina, get him in the backfield a little bit,
Speaker 5: you know, just be creative in terms of getting ways
Speaker 5: to get the ball on his hands. I think he
Speaker 5: could be a really good weapon for an offense. But
Speaker 5: in terms of like a day two ish player who
Speaker 5: Day three is player who I think is going to
Speaker 5: be surprising people early in his career. I love Jayden
Speaker 5: Hicks from Washington State and safety. I think he's a
Speaker 5: really good player, outstanding size, He's a versatile guy. You
Speaker 5: can line up single high split safety, you can come
Speaker 5: down in the box, even covering the slot. My question
Speaker 5: for him was just how fast is he?
Speaker 3: This is the speed track gonna be too fast for him?
Speaker 5: And exactly exactly, And I think he tested well at
Speaker 5: his pro DA answered some of those questions in terms
Speaker 5: of instincts, ball skills, his ability to kind of match
Speaker 5: up in man with the size and length. I think
Speaker 5: he can do a lot across the board and in
Speaker 5: a week safety class. I mean, there's not a lot
Speaker 5: of guys who could. Maybe he counted on as a
Speaker 5: day one starter. I think he's the guy who might
Speaker 5: be able to So I would say him as a
Speaker 5: guy kind of a mid later rounds when I think
Speaker 5: he can come in and have an impact.
Speaker 3: I like James Williams from Miami, did they move into linebacker? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think they move right there.
Speaker 4: Might might not only save his career in the league,
Speaker 4: might turn him into a special player.
Speaker 5: Absolutely. I mean you've seen it, you know in today's game.
Speaker 5: I mean, you know Jeremiah Oa, Gosh j Ok from
Speaker 5: Cleveland I'm drinking playing and.
Speaker 3: Diabolo Raiders also.
Speaker 5: Yep from Vontech. Yeah, you see you see the guys
Speaker 5: you know play safety in college and come back down
Speaker 5: into the box. Today's game is such a space game,
Speaker 5: you know, such a game that requires speed enough, but
Speaker 5: this is another second level. I think James Williams from Miami,
Speaker 5: I mean that move to me, as you mentioned, is
Speaker 5: definitely going to help him one in terms of where
Speaker 5: he gets drafted. I think that automatically boosts him into
Speaker 5: you know, minimum third round, yeah, you know, third round,
Speaker 5: fourth round, and it's also going to help him kind
Speaker 5: of stick in the NFL as well.
Speaker 1: Really, I want to ask the opposite of one of
Speaker 1: Fred's questions, which is instead of a gym, who's the
Speaker 1: one guy outside of the quarterback position who you believe
Speaker 1: is it can't miss? Is it Marvin Harrison Junior? Is
Speaker 1: it brock Bowers he could end up with the Chargers.
Speaker 1: Who's the one guy who's not a QB that you
Speaker 1: think this guy is.
Speaker 3: Going to be a star.
Speaker 5: If someone said, hey, Brentley, like, if you claim this
Speaker 5: player and there's going to be a multi pro Bowl
Speaker 5: or ten year pro and he's going to be just
Speaker 5: bet my career thing I have in one player it's
Speaker 5: actually a receiver, but it's not Harrison.
Speaker 3: It's Jama Chases. All I see when I watch it.
Speaker 5: Jamal Jamar, Chase Davante Adams. I mean it's it's the
Speaker 5: way he wins is more translatable to me than the
Speaker 5: way Harrison wins. I think Romo doing Zay he is one.
Speaker 5: He's faster than Harrison point, but he's faster in Harrison.
Speaker 5: I think he's work sposive, and Harrison I think they
Speaker 5: both excel playing the football. I think they're really good
Speaker 5: in terms of when they're contested having corners on him.
Speaker 5: He's able to kind of position his body always in
Speaker 5: great position to attack the football in the air. He's
Speaker 5: great after the catch. He's tough, he's athletic, he's smart.
Speaker 5: I just don't see a path for this guy to fail.
Speaker 5: I genuinely do not see a path for him not
Speaker 5: to be an immediate thousand yards receiver in the NFL. Now,
Speaker 5: I I have Youverson above him in terms of like
Speaker 5: the grade, but I feel more confident in Roma Doonsa
Speaker 5: being a cannot miss prospect and Harrison. I think Romba
Speaker 5: Doonzay to me is whoever drafts him is getting a
Speaker 5: Day one Maybe not pro bo because the league is
Speaker 5: just so stacked with the receiver, but a Day one
Speaker 5: number one receiver like immediately, I think MBA Doonesay.
Speaker 6: Is that guy?
Speaker 3: We agree? We agree he is John, Yeah.
Speaker 5: He really is. He is a zoor high of the
Speaker 5: of the draft.
Speaker 1: Last he's Britley Weiseman, former NFL scout and draft and
Speaker 1: let's follow him on Twitter at Brinley twelve. Obviously he
Speaker 1: knows his Game of Thrones as well. And we appreciate
Speaker 1: the time, Britany.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys for having me. It's a lot of fun.
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Speaker 1: So according to Pro Football Focuses, they graded the best
Speaker 1: free agent.
Speaker 2: Moves in the NFC, and your Washington Commanders yes number one.
Speaker 1: With an A, Giants for a minus, Falcons a minus,
Speaker 1: Vikings a minus, Buccaneers a minus.
Speaker 2: Then you get into the b's Lions, Eagles rams but.
Speaker 1: Commanders, yes number one, and you know what I agree
Speaker 1: across This isn't the first time we've heard. Whether it's
Speaker 1: the people who are biased like me, people in the building,
Speaker 1: people who know this organization, people outside of the organization,
Speaker 1: this is a universal belief that this team did the
Speaker 1: right thing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, mister Adam Peters.
Speaker 4: Yes, start there. That's the higher that sparked everything. That's
Speaker 4: the higher that bought us Dan Quinn. That's the higher
Speaker 4: that brought us the number one free agent class. That's
Speaker 4: the higher that changed everything. And I think now this
Speaker 4: this machine is starting to operate like a machine, and
Speaker 4: it shouldn't shock you. When you put the right people
Speaker 4: in place to do the right things, things come together.
Speaker 4: And that's what's happening now. And also, we didn't have
Speaker 4: any players on the roster, so I think we was
Speaker 4: gonna go high in free agency anyway, because we had
Speaker 4: slots to feel, yes, and we wasn't gonna feeling with
Speaker 4: the old the players that we lost with last year.
Speaker 4: We was gonna filling with new players in a new
Speaker 4: direction in the new team.
Speaker 2: And you and I love too, is that you said
Speaker 2: a team because in the past we've seen this.
Speaker 1: Right, there's a big splash in free agency, and right
Speaker 1: and then it's like, all right, that's it.
Speaker 2: This is what some butts in the seats. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: ready to put some butts in the seats because the team.
Speaker 3: Is and the team allowed you to be good over decades.
Speaker 4: A player allowed you to be good as long as
Speaker 4: he's healthy, and I think that's what they're doing over here.
Speaker 3: Quality over quantity.
Speaker 1: You've been in locker rooms before that word I have functional, dysfunctional,
Speaker 1: I have yes. So when you talk about we were
Speaker 1: discussing this at the beginning of the pod, these middle pieces.
Speaker 2: You have a good locker room and guys that know
Speaker 2: their role, how much does.
Speaker 1: That help towards building a grade team because you can
Speaker 1: have a lot of big names, a lot of big contracts,
Speaker 1: and maybe you're missing that those middle pieces.
Speaker 3: I think about it.
Speaker 4: You got Austin Eckler, a chisel vet that want to
Speaker 4: show people I still got it. You got a Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame in Bobney Waggoner, just Wanner. Oh, he's gonna
Speaker 4: set the tone in the locker room.
Speaker 3: And you be quiet. You be quiet, you ain't want nothing,
Speaker 3: you ain't want nothing, let me leave you by example.
Speaker 4: Then you got Frankenluvu, a guy that say, you know what,
Speaker 4: I just got my first big payday. I'm gonna show
Speaker 4: him that don't work for even more. Then you got
Speaker 4: a guy like Jeremy chen I got disrespected in Carolina.
Speaker 4: I'm here set the record straight. It's always about what
Speaker 4: is the hidden motivation of these players? And these hidden
Speaker 4: motivations take us to different levels. And I love the
Speaker 4: players we got because they do come with a lot
Speaker 4: of hidden motivation. And I like that from when I
Speaker 4: look at all of the sign these and I look
Speaker 4: at it, I could go down and check on everybody,
Speaker 4: and everybody playing for a whole different reason.
Speaker 1: Who's the one player This is a tough question to
Speaker 1: ask or tough question to answer, But who's the one
Speaker 1: player that you are most excited about seeing Frankie.
Speaker 4: Lou Yes know about it, because it sounded like if
Speaker 4: I told you Jinks, I'm fing to go to the store.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go to Norseriums and get me some lou Vu,
Speaker 4: You'll be like, you know, this kind of expensive.
Speaker 3: Sounds expensive.
Speaker 4: And if you watch this guy play on film and
Speaker 4: you don't get excited, you ain't got a football post.
Speaker 4: This guy shows up with nasty attitudes, with nasty intentions.
Speaker 4: No matter if it's an offensive line and tight end, quarterback,
Speaker 4: running back, he's trying to run through the middle of
Speaker 4: their jersey.
Speaker 3: I would have loved to play with that guy.
Speaker 1: Oh man, He's gonna be an absolute just fireball coming
Speaker 1: off there or wherever they put it.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing about it.
Speaker 4: He can play middle, he can play outside, he can
Speaker 4: play whatever you need him to do. And that's why
Speaker 4: I feel like he is one of those guys that
Speaker 4: can really really make an imprint here and watch and I.
Speaker 1: Love that parent with Bobby Wagner. It's like, oh, you
Speaker 1: got Bobby Wagner patrolling in the middle. Watch what we're
Speaker 1: gonna do with this guy.
Speaker 4: We're just gonna let him lose. And guess what people
Speaker 4: keep forgetting that we still got Jamie Davis. Mark my word,
Speaker 4: this would be Jamie Davis coming out party. Hello people
Speaker 4: in the NFL, my name is Jamie.
Speaker 2: Aren't you happy to see the Cowboys have ever done anything?
Speaker 3: Well? You know what, No, because they tell me that
Speaker 3: they roster was already set. I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm not happy about their inactiveness. Why they got a
Speaker 4: corner coming back digs all right? So they don't need
Speaker 4: step funk. Gilmore showed you what he can do a right. Uh,
Speaker 4: they had people backing up the guys on the office,
Speaker 4: a line ready to step in. Don't forget they still
Speaker 4: got the draft. I'm team, they're not active. Is Kansas
Speaker 4: City active?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: The rosters yet? So no, that don't do anything to me.
Speaker 2: The Contrey would say, but Kansas City just won a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but also, uh, they are also a team with
Speaker 3: a ready made roster.
Speaker 4: Even though the Ravens brought in the Predator to run
Speaker 4: the ball, they didn't really do much because the roster
Speaker 4: was ready.
Speaker 1: Okay, gotta ask those questions, gotta pay some bills, and
Speaker 1: then we're gonna play a game.
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Speaker 3: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: So Caroline is here in studio, Caroline, What did they
Speaker 2: call you?
Speaker 3: Caroline?
Speaker 2: Caroline, the Queen of the gen Z's all right, Queen
Speaker 2: of the gen zs. So we have pieces of paper here.
Speaker 1: We don't know what they say, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: read you a gen Z phrase and I'll know what
Speaker 1: it says. Again, I'll have the hint same thing for you,
Speaker 1: and then if we get stuck, we can ask Caroline.
Speaker 2: All right, the Queen of the gen Z's all right, all.
Speaker 3: Are you ready to shoot? Okay?
Speaker 6: Here we go, Oh mande this one.
Speaker 2: What does a.
Speaker 3: Stand a stand?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is it the standard rit eminem net letter on the
Speaker 3: song stand?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's that's where it comes from.
Speaker 6: But what is it?
Speaker 3: So that makes a stand a person that's a stalker?
Speaker 2: Pretty much? Yeah, I mean it's close close enough. It's
Speaker 2: like I'm a hype, I'm a super fan.
Speaker 5: That's a stand.
Speaker 3: I would just listen to that song yesterday on Easter.
Speaker 1: Let me get I love to have examples. Here, here's
Speaker 1: the example. Jimmy Levada was a true queen. We stand
Speaker 1: all right, Yes, you read the examples.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked that I got there. We're right.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 3: That was good? All right? What is riz? Riz? All
Speaker 3: eyes z Z.
Speaker 2: I knew this like three weeks agoing on for God
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 3: I get this. You're full of rees.
Speaker 4: Hold on, hello, I'm full of reez smiles almost there,
Speaker 4: but not quite enthusiasm. If you was, if you was
Speaker 4: Caroline laughing at me like an old man round now,
Speaker 4: if you were describing me to somebody crazy the sea
Speaker 4: word is there?
Speaker 1: What do I have a lot of charisma? There we go, Riz,
Speaker 1: I'm sold you kids? Ever heard of B wow?
Speaker 2: B yes?
Speaker 3: Talking about that whiskey? Okay? Here we go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Rot.
Speaker 3: Like rot rot like r O T.
Speaker 2: I don't even know the way that describe this doesn't
Speaker 2: make any sense.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say that I'm rotting. Do I stink?
Speaker 2: You don't stink it?
Speaker 3: Well? If not rot, that means I'm probably like do
Speaker 3: I we have the pans pamper or.
Speaker 6: Something who you're not incontinent?
Speaker 3: Some rot Caroline, what is rot?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Rotting is a thing that's been popular on TikTok, where
Speaker 1: it's mostly for girls.
Speaker 2: I've never seen this for a guy. Just put that
Speaker 2: out there. But pretty much, rotting is when you just
Speaker 2: do nothing.
Speaker 1: It's a night where you put your phone down, you
Speaker 1: just take off all your makeup, you're in sweatpants, you
Speaker 1: order take out like you are rotting on the couch.
Speaker 2: Like the couch is where you anti social hibernation, this
Speaker 2: couch standing.
Speaker 4: He also can't even Yeah, that made me feel like
Speaker 4: the south spot in a peach, that's rot.
Speaker 2: Or the soft spot in the peach. I don't want,
Speaker 2: I don't want.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, this's y a p like a bunch of gibberish,
Speaker 1: like a bunch of nonsense like this is this is you.
Speaker 3: Hit there with hit a bunch of talk. Yeah, this
Speaker 3: is easy.
Speaker 2: You got one that was an easy one.
Speaker 3: It was, oh I know this one.
Speaker 2: Someone has the ick. The ick, Yes, the icky.
Speaker 3: Uh so if you.
Speaker 6: Get ick, I mean they stink.
Speaker 1: I mean it could be a reason why, but normally
Speaker 1: it the Yeah, girls get the ick a lot.
Speaker 2: I've been told.
Speaker 1: It's when someone does something that makes you instantly hate
Speaker 1: the idea of being with them romantically.
Speaker 2: Example, oh my god, did you see Fred picking his nose?
Speaker 2: That's such an ick.
Speaker 3: This boogery is a yes.
Speaker 1: But anything that you could be doing something, you're with
Speaker 1: somebody and all of a sudden you do something and
Speaker 1: someone says it or sees it, it's just like, oh,
Speaker 1: I just got the ick.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like he like pay his gas in the wrong place.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like this in.
Speaker 2: Public and be like, I just got I can't believe
Speaker 2: this guy.
Speaker 4: I'd be like, oh my fault gas. Really, like at
Speaker 4: the end of that's human jinx. I'm so tired of
Speaker 4: people not being human. Like I wouldn't hold I wouldn't
Speaker 4: hold it as an ike against somebody, Like we was
Speaker 4: out and one slipped, I'd be like, that's it.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't be like that, would you hold it again?
Speaker 2: I like you, but I don't care.
Speaker 4: And I see now all right, all right, this one
Speaker 4: might gonna be easy. The Lulu, Oh god, listen to
Speaker 4: the the lou Lou.
Speaker 3: Okay, you hear that?
Speaker 2: Delusional?
Speaker 3: This man is a gem, all right?
Speaker 2: Like you're the Lulu.
Speaker 3: Yes, you're delusional.
Speaker 4: Yes, you know what you're basically now if people just
Speaker 4: don't finish words anymore, this is what it is, Lou,
Speaker 4: just tell him, just tell me I'm.
Speaker 3: Crazy, alright.
Speaker 2: That's like cra remember Craik, Crai, Lulu.
Speaker 3: We used to say not in the nineties and stuff
Speaker 3: like that, like like we made the word up or something.
Speaker 2: All right, cow me, I got two left chair. Okay, So.
Speaker 3: B f f R b if R. So this best
Speaker 3: friend forever right now?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: Best friend forever? Oh then there's an R best friend forever.
Speaker 3: That's not right, it's not.
Speaker 2: I just didn't want to lead you down the path,
Speaker 2: like figure.
Speaker 3: Out the r if R mm hmm is it big
Speaker 3: fat friend Richard?
Speaker 2: People don't say buffer, do they? It is b F
Speaker 2: f R right, Okay, what is it?
Speaker 3: I give.
Speaker 1: It's used when you want someone to stop lying or
Speaker 1: get in touch with reality. Example person one, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: have the best fashioned since person too, girl, B F
Speaker 1: f R.
Speaker 2: B for freaking real, B for real.
Speaker 5: I just can't.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be.
Speaker 2: You can't even you're gonna rock.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna rock in this new world.
Speaker 7: A all right, now, this is pronounced well A t
Speaker 7: E like you ate something okay a t e Okay, Oh,
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: That's like I put like this, all right, if I'm
Speaker 3: on the football field.
Speaker 6: And I'm eating, you're eating, I mean all the something.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying, like like if somebody on the basketball
Speaker 4: court they going for thirty, they just what.
Speaker 3: He checked? They just eight?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 3: Oh it's oh.
Speaker 2: I thought it was just eight.
Speaker 6: Just oh, just eight.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: Oh, like okay, oh, I was thinking like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: like ct or, I thought it stood for something.
Speaker 5: No, this is the world we live in.
Speaker 3: Jay, you can't make this up.
Speaker 1: I need to love like.
Speaker 3: Sil language or something. Yeah, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: We're a little bit smarter.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 3: Nah, we went back, we went back. We got them,
Speaker 3: we sent the generation back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't click at Caroline, Yeah you did to that.
Speaker 2: That's it for the Getting Loud Podcast, presented by a
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