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Speaker 2: Welcome in Episode one ninety nine. What's right with Nick Wright?
Speaker 2: So this is we have a massive show planned for
Speaker 2: today for a number of reasons. For our poker loving audience.
Speaker 2: I have a pretty epic poker story from my trip
Speaker 2: to the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas for the World
Speaker 2: Series of Poker Paradise that's coming up. Last week, Demonse
Speaker 2: and I shared our experience of watching Chiefs Packers at
Speaker 2: Lil Wayne's house, and I realized I forgot the single
Speaker 2: best thing that happened there that I don't know if
Speaker 2: Demonse knows what I'm referring to right now. But the
Speaker 2: moment I start telling the story, we have to have
Speaker 2: a split screen screen because the look on Demanse will
Speaker 2: instantly know what I'm referring to, and his face will
Speaker 2: tell the story. It is not at all a bad
Speaker 2: story for you, pal, but you are it is. I
Speaker 2: could not believe I didn't tell it. So we have that.
Speaker 2: We have the controversy from the chiefs. Lebron's won you
Speaker 2: know is fifth ring one shy of Michael. Now those
Speaker 2: are just the numbers. Sorry, guys. Five champions five championships
Speaker 2: to six championships. That's just the math. We have to
Speaker 2: discussed that and Monday night football. But before we get
Speaker 2: to any of that, usually by ten twenty am, I'm
Speaker 2: or ten twenty five am Eastern, I'm sitting in this
Speaker 2: seat wrapping up my TV meeting and then we do
Speaker 2: some tech stuff and get the show going. Today, as
Speaker 2: it happened, my mom called me, and my mom called
Speaker 2: me to do like some ask some Christmas questions. So
Speaker 2: I walked outside to speak with her. As I'm outside
Speaker 2: and I'm getting getting ready to go up phone with
Speaker 2: my mom, I hear my name called and there's a
Speaker 2: fella wearing a Chiefs beanie, and I'm like, oh, a
Speaker 2: Chiefs fan, That's what's up? So I say hi, and
Speaker 2: then I discover that the fella's name is Danny, his
Speaker 2: wife's name is Rachel, their four daughters are here. They
Speaker 2: are in from Little Rock, Arkansas, spending some holiday time
Speaker 2: in New York City. And two of their big things
Speaker 2: they wanted to do was go see the Roquets, which
Speaker 2: is awesome, and come see What's Right with Nick Right.
Speaker 2: They even brought signs like we're the Today's show. It's
Speaker 2: this one says never a doubt. This one says twenty
Speaker 2: five and seventy two snaps, which was the number of
Speaker 2: snaps Andy Reid had coached on offense without having a
Speaker 2: fugazy offensive off sides called that could change the entire
Speaker 2: playoff picture. And this one says What's Right is greater
Speaker 2: than the Morning Show, which is referring to the you know,
Speaker 2: the morning national morning television shows where people stand outside.
Speaker 2: So and we never done this before ever. We have
Speaker 2: something of a live studio audience today inside Trintage and
Speaker 2: so they're here hanging out. Danny and Rachel seem thrilled.
Speaker 2: I would imagine for it. I don't know, but if
Speaker 2: I were at one or more of the daughters that
Speaker 2: they're probably like, what are we doing here right now?
Speaker 2: What's going on? But they're hanging out. So we've got
Speaker 2: a live audience in trintage demonte looks great to Oh
Speaker 2: and one other thing, Thursday are two hundredth show. We
Speaker 2: might have a different special guest in studio for our
Speaker 2: two hundredth show. Demonsey not being bumped, but I'm working
Speaker 2: on something to commemorate what is an important show. So Demonse,
Speaker 2: we got a ton going on. You really, I gotta
Speaker 2: tell you. You look fantastic.
Speaker 3: Pal.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the way it just compared to your background,
Speaker 2: the colors or whatever it is. We don't have like
Speaker 2: a What's Right show uniform, but it is something along
Speaker 2: those lines you could wear every time. You'll agree, I
Speaker 2: just love it. How are you the hairic?
Speaker 3: And I appreciate it. I'm doing pretty good. Ready to
Speaker 3: talk about something?
Speaker 2: Ie their going Yeah, yep, let's get right to it.
Speaker 2: Here's what missed the cut. Demons seem missed the fantasy
Speaker 2: football playoffs. I hope he at least set his roster
Speaker 2: every week. The Pistons lose their twentieth straight game, and
Speaker 2: Tommy DeVito leads a comeback win over Green Bay. Kevin
Speaker 2: Clark had one of the funniest tweets I've ever seen
Speaker 2: Kevin when he was Kevin Clark tweeted last night. In fact,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna read you the tweet exactly because uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't want to misquote him. And it's so it's
Speaker 2: just so well done. Kevin Clark, who's a great writer
Speaker 2: and podcaster and all of that. He wrote last night.
Speaker 2: Every other sport is absolutely desperate to generate stars, and
Speaker 2: the NFL is like, the Giants have an Italian guy
Speaker 2: and it's a national story. I love this sport, I
Speaker 2: love this country. That really is the entirety of the
Speaker 2: Tommy DeVito story. It's like, Hey, it's an Italian kid
Speaker 2: from Jersey, isn't that awesome? Meanwhile, show, Hey, Otani got
Speaker 2: seven hundred million dollars not in the show, didn't make
Speaker 2: the show. All right, let's get right to it. We
Speaker 2: are not leading with the Chiefs. We will get the Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's very interesting the way he's it taken the money.
Speaker 2: We're not leading with the Chiefs. We'll get to the
Speaker 2: Chiefs in a moment. But there was I think a
Speaker 2: very noteworthy event in the NFL last night. So we're
Speaker 2: gonna try to be timely and topical and get right
Speaker 2: to it. Then we'll do the Chiefs after. Also, I
Speaker 2: don't know why he says Chiefs collapse on the side
Speaker 2: of the screen that you guys will see in a moment.
Speaker 2: I don't know if i'd call that a collapse. But
Speaker 2: go ahead, demonse, let's do Monday night football.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So last night a Toua basically crumbled against the
Speaker 3: Tennessee Titans. He didn't have Treek Hill, and you always
Speaker 3: say how there's similarities with him in a rock party.
Speaker 3: Do you think this is going to shine some light
Speaker 3: on the situation? How you say party can't shine without
Speaker 3: the Avengers and the moment that Tua loses Terreek Hill,
Speaker 3: he can't perform and take out the dub.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean so, Wilds tweeted, Tua can make an
Speaker 2: MVP leap right here and I and I responded, the
Speaker 2: dolphins actual MVP wasn't out there or right the whole game,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, the operation grinds to all
Speaker 2: very similar to a situation out West when the team's
Speaker 2: actual MVP caliber players aren't out there. Some of this
Speaker 2: stuff is so easy see when you actually look. So
Speaker 2: here's the deal. Two was good. Two is a good player,
Speaker 2: better than I thought. Like I've gone back and forth
Speaker 2: on Tua. When he was coming out of college, I said,
Speaker 2: I thought he should be the number one pick. Then
Speaker 2: I thought he was going to be a career backup,
Speaker 2: and now I think he's good. And Brock Purty is
Speaker 2: better than I thought he was. Brock Purty obviously is good.
Speaker 2: He's good. The problem is this, and this is where
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why there is such a disconnect in
Speaker 2: the commentary surrounding some of these guys and Tua and Purty,
Speaker 2: not just because they're both in the Shanahan system, not
Speaker 2: just because they both have superstar skill position guys, but
Speaker 2: it certainly is part of it. They have gotten caught
Speaker 2: up in the vortex of this Last year, it was
Speaker 2: Tua a lot of it, and this year it's Purty.
Speaker 2: And it's where folks are failing to recognize that there
Speaker 2: are buckets of NFL quarterbacks guys that are just bad
Speaker 2: and will never be good. There are no circumstances under
Speaker 2: which they will be able to get out of their
Speaker 2: own way for long stretches of time. And we know
Speaker 2: who they are. We have seen them no matter where
Speaker 2: they were drafted. Mitch Trubisky was that, Marcus Mariota was that,
Speaker 2: I believe is Sam Darnold was that. I think Zach
Speaker 2: Wilson is that. Guys that no matter the circumstances, they
Speaker 2: might show a flash, they might show a game, they
Speaker 2: might even show a month, but they are not going
Speaker 2: to be able to be the guy that's That's one bucket.
Speaker 2: Another bucket are guys that are good and if they
Speaker 2: are in a bad situation, will look horrible, if they
Speaker 2: are in a fine situation will look fine, and if
Speaker 2: they are in a great situation will look great. This
Speaker 2: is We have seen these guys throughout NFL history. It's
Speaker 2: the vast majority of NFL quarterbacks, the vast majority. It
Speaker 2: is not only Tua, not only Purty. It's Jared Goff
Speaker 2: who we have seen it throughout his career. You know
Speaker 2: what I mean, Like, oh wait, Golf's awesome. He's taking
Speaker 2: a team to Super Bowl. Oh wait, Golf has tiny
Speaker 2: hands and can't hold onto the football and he's getting
Speaker 2: You have to trade a first round pick to get
Speaker 2: rid of him. Oh wait, golf's awesome again. He's with
Speaker 2: the Lions and the offensive lines great. Oh wait, golf
Speaker 2: stinks again, the offensive lines breaking down. We we have
Speaker 2: like though, he Jared Goff, is not changing. He is
Speaker 2: the same guy, and the circumstances around him have changed.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I would argue Carson Wentz was this Carson Wentz. Oh,
Speaker 2: Carson Wentz is fantastic. He had the he had a
Speaker 2: he's still had his athleticism pre injury. Was in Philly
Speaker 2: in a good spot, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 2: he's it's not quite as good of a spot and
Speaker 2: he looks terrible. Oh could he be good again?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: And I'm trying to think of older examples of these guys.
Speaker 2: I I deep down, if you want to know the truth,
Speaker 2: think the kind of best example version of this is
Speaker 2: Eli Manning, Like Eli, Eli Manning's no good, but then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Eli Manning would look great for
Speaker 2: a playoff run. Eli is maybe not a perfect example
Speaker 2: because he was more about a couple of playoff runs.
Speaker 2: I'll give you the absolute best in scenario of the
Speaker 2: and this old people will get mad, and I'm not
Speaker 2: trying to be And you know, this guy is now
Speaker 2: a colleague of sorts, so maybe he'll get mad, but
Speaker 2: it's just what I truly believe. Kurt Warner is the
Speaker 2: apex example of this. I mean, this guy is playing
Speaker 2: in a minor league. Oh my god. This guy's the
Speaker 2: quarterback for the highest scoring offense ever. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: This guy's the NFL's MVP. Oh my god. This guy
Speaker 2: is bench for Mark Boulger. This guy can't get on
Speaker 2: the field in New York. This guy is going to
Speaker 2: be out of the league. Oh my god. This guy's
Speaker 2: amazing again in Arizona. Again. I don't believe he is
Speaker 2: going through all these transformations. His situation is the most
Speaker 2: obvious example is Jimmy Garoppolo. Jimmy Garoppolo, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: Jimmy Garoppolo leads the league in passer rating, leads the
Speaker 2: league in EPA. Jimmy Garoppolo is bench Faraidan O'Connell. What
Speaker 2: changed the circumstances in the system. Okay, I think Gino
Speaker 2: is one of these guys. He was in a terrible
Speaker 2: circumstance early in his career. He looked so bad. He
Speaker 2: can't he can't get a shot for six years comes
Speaker 2: Seattle's circumstance, a little better, infrastructures better. Oh, gino, look
Speaker 2: at how much better he got. You think he got
Speaker 2: that much better six years riding the bench, or to
Speaker 2: the circumstances change, which then brings us to the only
Speaker 2: bucket of quarterbacks that, in my opinion, should be an
Speaker 2: MVP discussions. The difference makers, the guys that, no matter
Speaker 2: how bad the circumstances are, elevate you to a certain level.
Speaker 2: And if the circumstances are good, you are a legitimate
Speaker 2: a contender. And if the circumstances are great, you're breaking records.
Speaker 2: And everyone is searching for those guys. And that's why
Speaker 2: last night and this is where people will lose their mind.
Speaker 2: And I'm not trying to have a pretty discussion here.
Speaker 2: If you were to ask me Nick right, hey, you're
Speaker 2: running the thirty third NFL team, and of the quarterbacks
Speaker 2: who were playing in that game line last night, you
Speaker 2: can have one of them moving forward, I would roll
Speaker 2: the dice on will Levis over to And I don't
Speaker 2: know if will Levis is actually even going to be good,
Speaker 2: but I know he has the physical characteristics and the
Speaker 2: upside that he has the possibility to be one of
Speaker 2: those difference makers. It's the reason that before this year's draft,
Speaker 2: I said, now, I didn't see the CJ. Stroud thing coming,
Speaker 2: but everyone was all in on Bryce Young, And I said,
Speaker 2: if you're gonna take quarterback, take Anthony Richardson. Take the
Speaker 2: six foot five, crazy athletic, amazing arm talent freak that
Speaker 2: maybe can be a star, because I know Bryce can't.
Speaker 2: It's too little. And everyone was like, Ah, that's an
Speaker 2: unfair cod You're not gonna go deeper than that. I'm like, no,
Speaker 2: much like writing a roller coaster, there are certain things
Speaker 2: where if you don't reach the minimum height thrush old,
Speaker 2: you're ineligible, and one of them is franchise quarterback. Kyler
Speaker 2: is trying to break that. But Kyler is also a
Speaker 2: crazy athlete, and he still might be too little, but
Speaker 2: Kyler at least is super strong, would have been a
Speaker 2: pro baseball player, crazy athlete, And so there are we
Speaker 2: can go up and down the list. We have seen
Speaker 2: these quarterbacks our whole lives. Derek Carr is one of
Speaker 2: these guys that I believe, the very good version. Matt
Speaker 2: Ryan was one of these guys. They're good they're good,
Speaker 2: and if their circumstances are great, they will look great.
Speaker 2: They will be They're a chameleon to their circumstances, and
Speaker 2: that is who Tua is and so Tua. They can
Speaker 2: score seventy points in a game, and they can have
Speaker 2: a game like last night where I know they ended
Speaker 2: up scoring twenty seven, but if you watched the game,
Speaker 2: you are twenty eight, you understand that that was not
Speaker 2: real or it was twenty seven, right, you understand that
Speaker 2: that wasn't real. They had a defensive score and then
Speaker 2: they got they blocked a punt or a muffed punt
Speaker 2: inside the ten, and then another turnover inside the twenty.
Speaker 2: The offense ground to a halt. And where my real
Speaker 2: frustration around some of the purty discourse, and it would
Speaker 2: be happening, I promise if there was a ton of
Speaker 2: tu MVP discourse is It's not that I'm trying to
Speaker 2: tear any of these guys down. It's that I think
Speaker 2: we should be uplifting the actual great players, and the
Speaker 2: Niners have a bunch of undeniably great players. And when
Speaker 2: these guys are even interviewed by the media after a
Speaker 2: great game, you know what they're asked about the god
Speaker 2: dog quarterback, and it's all of these Apex predator players
Speaker 2: explaining why, oh no, you don't get it. Our quarterbacks
Speaker 2: better than you think, rather than the questions being, Hey,
Speaker 2: Trent Williams, you're making a casier the greatest left tackle
Speaker 2: in twenty years. Hey Christian McCaffrey, you have seventeen touchdowns
Speaker 2: and you're leading the rushing race by three hundred yards.
Speaker 2: And so it is frustrating to me. And I thought
Speaker 2: Monday Night Football was a good incase kind of microcosm
Speaker 2: of it. All right, speaking of frustrating things, let's talk.
Speaker 2: Go ahead to Demsey.
Speaker 3: No, I was about to say. With all that said,
Speaker 3: Miami got the Miami lost, Titans won, and you tweeted out,
Speaker 3: I don't know like the you tweeted out this road
Speaker 3: that the Chiefs would have to take to get to
Speaker 3: the playoffs. It's the one seed, my bad. And it's
Speaker 3: like I probably got better chances of hitting a ten
Speaker 3: leg teaser. But what's this all about? And how long?
Speaker 2: Okay, well, let's talk about it. Let's talk about it
Speaker 2: real quick. Hold on, okay, so you think it's unlike,
Speaker 2: let's talk about it. Let's go just go through robi
Speaker 2: row before we get to the actual Chiefs topic. It
Speaker 2: is all predicated on the Chiefs winning out. Okay, their
Speaker 2: games are against the pat I'm gonna let you demanse.
Speaker 2: You call it win loss for the Chiefs. Okay, Patriots, Chiefs, Patriots?
Speaker 2: Who you got?
Speaker 3: All right, patri Chiefs, there you go?
Speaker 2: Okay, Chiefs Raiders? Who you got?
Speaker 3: Chiefs?
Speaker 2: Okay? Chiefs Bengals, Jake Brown explaining quarterback Jake's playing well
Speaker 2: at Arrowhead. Uh. New Year's Eve? Who you got on?
Speaker 3: That's that's gonna be a game.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, that's fine. And Chiefs Chargers the final week
Speaker 2: of the regular season looks like Justin Herbert's potentially out
Speaker 2: for the year and we're dealing with Easton Stick. I'm
Speaker 2: just curious Chiefs up there.
Speaker 3: But that could also be a game.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, So you all right, that's fine. So but
Speaker 2: you think the Chiefs going four and oher is not
Speaker 2: only on the board, it's very real possible. It's not
Speaker 2: super unlikely, it's very possible. Okay, all right, Miami needs
Speaker 2: to lose one more time. Miami plays the Jets, Dallas,
Speaker 2: Baltimore and Buffalo do you think they're going four and zho,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: They're gonna be hard to go than the Chiefs, that's
Speaker 3: for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, okay, so check check. And now the hard part.
Speaker 2: Baltimore needs to lose two of four. Baltimore plays Jacksonville,
Speaker 2: San Francisco, Miami, and then a Steelers team that owns them,
Speaker 2: that owns Lamar historically. I I am not saying it
Speaker 2: is the Vegas favorite right now. What I'm saying is Miami's.
Speaker 2: Miami's loss last night was so important because there it
Speaker 2: was going to be hard to find two losses for Buffalo.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for Baltimore and Miami when for each of
Speaker 2: them one of their harder games is against each other.
Speaker 2: So yes, one of them will lose, but one of
Speaker 2: them will win. With Miami's loss last night, all you
Speaker 2: need is Miami to lose to Dallas, which they will,
Speaker 2: and then and then Baltimore to lose two of their four.
Speaker 2: Jacksonville the Prince getting a little healthier coming off a
Speaker 2: bad performance, the Niners, who everyone's given the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: to a Miami team that game is going to mean
Speaker 2: a ton too, and then the Steelers. It's on the
Speaker 2: board all I'm saying is it is on the board.
Speaker 2: Now let's get to the Chiefs and the game from
Speaker 2: Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So obviously there was a big offsides call on
Speaker 3: the Chiefs game. Kelsey latterled it to Tony and it
Speaker 3: all got called back, and Mahomes went in his presser
Speaker 3: to then blame the refs and kind of just said
Speaker 3: that they shouldn't call stuff and to let the game
Speaker 3: be played. The receivers have obviously been a problem for
Speaker 3: the Chiefs all year. Is this officially out of hand?
Speaker 3: Is this something that they can come back from?
Speaker 2: Okay? So a lot here one is people are like,
Speaker 2: you know, Mahomes needs to be holding his receivers accountable.
Speaker 2: I don't know what he's doing in practice or in
Speaker 2: the meetings. I would assume he is holding attempting to
Speaker 2: hold them accountable there. I don't think it would be
Speaker 2: good for him to air out his receivers on the
Speaker 2: sideliner in the press conference. You can disagree with me
Speaker 2: on that. I'm telling you I prefer you not to
Speaker 2: do that publicly. I don't think that is what good
Speaker 2: leaders do, is publicly air out their teammates who everyone
Speaker 2: knows they're struggling again. Some people would say that is
Speaker 2: what they need now. A lot of people will believe
Speaker 2: Eric b Enemy was the bad cop guy for the
Speaker 2: Chiefs offense. He's gone and now you don't have anyone
Speaker 2: holding these guys accountable. It is very hard for me
Speaker 2: to believe that Kelsey in particular is not getting after
Speaker 2: these guys behind closed doors. But that's not really the story.
Speaker 2: The story is the call and Mahomes's reaction to the call.
Speaker 2: So the reason our friends from Little Rock brought in
Speaker 2: this sign that says twenty five and seventy two snaps
Speaker 2: is because that's how many offensive snaps Andy r Has
Speaker 2: coached and that plays in that penalty has never been called.
Speaker 2: So folks are like, oh, so you don't want them
Speaker 2: to call it? What Andy was saying after the game
Speaker 2: when he's like, you usually get a warning on that is,
Speaker 2: if a guy is lined up at the ball or
Speaker 2: in front of the ball, typically the referee will tell
Speaker 2: the coach or the player, hey tell him, or it's
Speaker 2: going to be a flag. And the reason I know
Speaker 2: that is not only because Andy Reid you know, explained it,
Speaker 2: but also the pure math of do we think Andy's
Speaker 2: gone his entire career. Patrick's gone his entire career, and
Speaker 2: no one's ever lined up in front of the ball.
Speaker 2: Of course, not it happens, they get warnings and they
Speaker 2: move back. You can say that's a ridiculous system. I
Speaker 2: don't necessarily disagree with you. But if that's the system,
Speaker 2: that's the system. I would almost compare it to the
Speaker 2: way delay of game is called in the league. We
Speaker 2: all want the NFL. Every week we see the play
Speaker 2: go to zero, we see there being another beat, then
Speaker 2: the ball is snapped, and that is not a delay
Speaker 2: of game by the letter of the law. Maybe it
Speaker 2: should be. The referees have decided that's not how we're
Speaker 2: going to call it. So whatever our rules of engagement
Speaker 2: established are, we should play with those throughout the course
Speaker 2: of a football game. Credit by the way, then, and
Speaker 2: this is where the real frustration comes in for many
Speaker 2: of us to Dan Orlovsky for breaking down the tape,
Speaker 2: Kadarius Tony was lined up in that exact alignment five
Speaker 2: times in that football game prior to the play with
Speaker 2: a minute left. So the frustration is if, first of all,
Speaker 2: if you don't want to give any warnings, you just
Speaker 2: want to flag it, then flag it. And if that
Speaker 2: were flagged in the first quarter and he's just he
Speaker 2: keeps doing it, obviously that's on him. And this is
Speaker 2: on Kadarius Tony. But if I am lined up in
Speaker 2: this same spot the entire game and the ref never
Speaker 2: says anything to me and never flags me, I Am
Speaker 2: going to understandably think I'm fine. And last night, in
Speaker 2: credit to Dana Hughes reporting this out last night, Jalen
Speaker 2: Waddle lined up in the exact place Kadarius Tony was.
Speaker 2: It's not flagged. There is a reason that in the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty one season, offensive off sides was called once
Speaker 2: the entire season. In the twenty twenty two season, offensive
Speaker 2: off sides was called twice in the entire season. Now,
Speaker 2: after the game, the NBC's ref was like, ah, it's
Speaker 2: a point of emphasis. This year it's been called eleven times. Nonsense,
Speaker 2: Because I dug into the data going into last night's game.
Speaker 2: Of the Sunday's game, it had been called eleven times.
Speaker 2: Nine of those were on offensive linemen on tush push plays.
Speaker 2: So it's not a point of emphasis. It's happening more
Speaker 2: this year because there's this new bastardized quarterback sneak that
Speaker 2: guys are trying to do like the Eagles. They can't
Speaker 2: do like the Eagles. And they have the guard in
Speaker 2: front of the center. And that is a different spot
Speaker 2: than what we're talking about here, because in that spot
Speaker 2: you would get a real advantage from offensive off sides
Speaker 2: because you're fighting for a few inches. So that is
Speaker 2: the context of Mahomes losing his mind. Now, Mahomes went
Speaker 2: on Carrington Harrison, my former intern and now the afternoon
Speaker 2: host at six and in Kentsity's radio show and apologize
Speaker 2: for losing his mind. That's fine. I don't think he
Speaker 2: need to. I needed to. I'm old enough to remember
Speaker 2: Tom Brady on Monday Night Football not getting a flag.
Speaker 2: He threw a hail Mary. They threw a flag on
Speaker 2: a hail Mary and then picked it up, and Brady
Speaker 2: chased the referees into the tunnel, berating them, yelled at
Speaker 2: the reps running into the tunnel, braiding them. I think
Speaker 2: you're allowed to lose your cool every once in a while.
Speaker 2: And here's the Wilds on TV yesterday said the chief's
Speaker 2: defense is like someone who got caught robbing a store,
Speaker 2: and all of their defense is everything other than saying
Speaker 2: I didn't rob the store, like it was no big deal.
Speaker 2: I robbed the store. Nobody cares that I robbed the store,
Speaker 2: and that is not how I look at it, because
Speaker 2: everyone's like, oh, he clearly admitted he did it. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna use a different legal analogy. I am. I I
Speaker 2: drive on this street every because the cont Let me
Speaker 2: get at a little more context here. The other context
Speaker 2: of Mahomes losing his mind is last week and you
Speaker 2: guys heard on this show I couldn't do the show.
Speaker 2: I apologize because herd me on the TV show. I
Speaker 2: did not blame the refs. Mahomes did not blame the refs.
Speaker 2: Nobody blamed the refs with the chiefs after the blatant
Speaker 2: past interference penalty that we all saw was uncalled. Right. So,
Speaker 2: if you're Patrick Mahomes to use the legal analogy, here's
Speaker 2: what happened. A week ago. Your car got stolen right
Speaker 2: in front of a cop. He saw it. It's like, ah,
Speaker 2: nothing I can do about that, sorry, And in fact,
Speaker 2: you lost your job because of it because you couldn't
Speaker 2: get to work anymore. A week later, you're driving down
Speaker 2: this street in your new car going thirty six and
Speaker 2: a thirty five. You see the cop, he doesn't do anything.
Speaker 2: You see the cop the next day, he doesn't do anything.
Speaker 2: See the cop the next day, doesn't do anything. It's
Speaker 2: now your fifth day on the job, the new job
Speaker 2: you needed because your car got stolen. You lost your
Speaker 2: previous job, and this cop didn't do anything about it.
Speaker 2: Driving thirty six in the thirty five and you're on
Speaker 2: your way to your most important meeting of the year
Speaker 2: and he pulls you over, like what did I do?
Speaker 2: It's like, well, you were speeding thirty six and thirty five.
Speaker 2: You're like, excuse me. He's like, I sure you the
Speaker 2: radar detector. Are you gonna argue you weren't speeding. It's like, no, man,
Speaker 2: but I've done this all week and you haven't stopped me.
Speaker 2: It's like, the rules are the rules. We're here to
Speaker 2: enforce the law. Aren't you the guy that saw my
Speaker 2: cars stolen a week ago? And no, and you didn't
Speaker 2: do anything. Let's not worry about that. You might lose
Speaker 2: your temper. You might lose your temper.
Speaker 3: That's the number on the YEP.
Speaker 2: Correct, You are right, and that is and that's the
Speaker 2: argument is, Well, then don't speed. That's fine. Now, with
Speaker 2: all that said, I the Chiefs need to be better.
Speaker 2: It's not why they lost. It wasn't it was. And
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make one last point and then we can
Speaker 2: move on because I know we're going long here as
Speaker 2: we always do, and we have a massive show today.
Speaker 2: And this is the point I made on television that
Speaker 2: Wilds and Brew instantly rolled their eyes at. But I
Speaker 2: believe it. I don't think the officials have been good
Speaker 2: enough this year to have earned the right to make
Speaker 2: that type of nuanced call. I think that if you
Speaker 2: if every week there are massive egregious officiating errors on
Speaker 2: the most obvious things, then you have less wiggle room
Speaker 2: in my opinion on guys. We I know it's a seemingly,
Speaker 2: you know, a matter of three inches forward or backwards,
Speaker 2: but we're pitching a perfect game out here, and I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna miss a call. This same refereeing grew Mahomes
Speaker 2: threw the ball eight yards forward and they called it
Speaker 2: a fumble. Let the other team return it. And then
Speaker 2: you heard the refs say on the mic to Mahomes,
Speaker 2: oh I couldn't see it, but but yeah, you couldn't
Speaker 2: see it, but you sure as hell could see with
Speaker 2: your damn pro tractor working area as Tony was when
Speaker 2: you could in the five previous plays. Give me a break,
Speaker 2: Give me a break, all right, let's do Cowboys Eagles demonse.
Speaker 3: Oh, the Cowboys had an impressive blowout against the Eagles.
Speaker 3: Who are the Eagles?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 3: A few weeks ago you said that Dak was in
Speaker 3: the lead for MVP race, and now he's currently sitting
Speaker 3: at the top of the running there.
Speaker 2: To demone a classic category two take by me. Uh, listen,
Speaker 2: Dak's gotta be the MVP. I don't want to have
Speaker 2: the Party argument right now. Their their stats are nearly identical,
Speaker 2: their team record is identical, their team points per game,
Speaker 2: the Cowboys are ahead on the stats level. Party's up
Speaker 2: one percent completion percentage, seven yards per game, and nine
Speaker 2: points Inbasser rating. Dak is up in team points per game,
Speaker 2: touchdown interception ratio. What about the head game, people will
Speaker 2: be like, No, listen, Party played way better in that game,
Speaker 2: There's no doubt about that now. But the strength of
Speaker 2: schedule thing is misleading because the Cowboys have played a
Speaker 2: far easier schedule than the Niners. They have not actually
Speaker 2: played easier defenses. So going into this week's game, the
Speaker 2: Cowboys have played the eighteenth toughest defensive schedule. The Niners
Speaker 2: have played the nineteenth toughest defensive schedule. So if all
Speaker 2: of those things are awash, then it does come into Okay,
Speaker 2: whose supporting cast is, you know, helping more? And it's
Speaker 2: obviously Brock. So I don't know that Dak should be
Speaker 2: the MVP. I had to my MVP kind of list
Speaker 2: going into last night was Dak a clear one, Ireka
Speaker 2: clear to and Lamar lurking as if he runs you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, it plays like he did this
Speaker 2: past Sunday. The rest of the year, he could come
Speaker 2: steal it. That's where I land on it.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, when you say supporting casts, are you saying
Speaker 3: like just on offense or like the whole team? You're
Speaker 3: just saying it's just offense, right, Okay, all right, just
Speaker 3: on offense.
Speaker 2: But it should be noted the Niners have the number
Speaker 2: one scoring defense in the league. Now I think the
Speaker 2: Cowboys defense is right, Does that also mean defense? Well,
Speaker 2: some people do it by yards, some people do it
Speaker 2: by points. So the Niners, I'll give it to you
Speaker 2: right now. So like as far as yards allowed per game,
Speaker 2: the Niners defense is wait, oh, that's sorry, I clicked
Speaker 2: on the wrong thing. The Niners defense and yards allowed
Speaker 2: per game is seventh, and the Cowboys is third. In
Speaker 2: points allowed per game, the Niners are first and the
Speaker 2: Cowboys are fourth. So the Niners defense allows the only
Speaker 2: team in the league to allow less than sixteen points
Speaker 2: per game. The Cowboys defense allows just under eighteen points
Speaker 2: per game. So yeah, I think the point you were
Speaker 2: gonna make is that the Cowboys defense might be better,
Speaker 2: and it might certainly has more I don't want to
Speaker 2: say more stars. Niners defns got a bunch of stars too,
Speaker 2: But you the Cowboys defense is playing out of its mind.
Speaker 2: But as far you, the Niners aren't. Don't have a
Speaker 2: Let's again call the defense as a wash. Then you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. The Cowboys allow fewer yards, the
Speaker 2: Niners allow fewer points. They're both two of the great
Speaker 2: best defenses in football. And the Cowboys offensive weapons are
Speaker 2: really good. But the Niners have the best offensive weapons
Speaker 2: in football, and I don't think anyone would disagree with that.
Speaker 2: All Right, last one, Lebron's fifth ring.
Speaker 3: Let's do know. So the Lakers won the inaugural in
Speaker 3: season tournament over the Pacer or the Pacers this weekend,
Speaker 3: everybody's what was gonna say the wrong tern, But everybody's
Speaker 3: talking about what Lebron did and his dominance instead of
Speaker 3: late Anthony Davis forty one and twenty. I think he
Speaker 3: had four blocks as well. It's only amount of time
Speaker 3: before they named this trophy after Lebron James.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're gonna name this trophy after him.
Speaker 2: I think that the I think that Lebron will have
Speaker 2: one of these things named after him. I don't think
Speaker 2: it's gonna be the Ncason Tournament Trophy. And as far
Speaker 2: as Ad, I just think people need to understand for
Speaker 2: the MVP of it, Ad was far and away the
Speaker 2: best guy in the final, but the tournament MVP it
Speaker 2: was not even based just on the three knockout round games.
Speaker 2: It was based on how you did over the entirety
Speaker 2: of the n season tournament, so all seven games, and
Speaker 2: in that metric, it's not even an argument who the
Speaker 2: MVP was. It was Lebron. Even if it was just
Speaker 2: based on the three knockout round games, it probably was Lebron.
Speaker 2: But Ad was sensational. Sensational in the final, and listen,
Speaker 2: that's the Lakers path. I mean, they hit two threes
Speaker 2: in that game and they were blowing out the Pacers
Speaker 2: and eighties gotta be great and they've got to dominate
Speaker 2: with their size and Cam Reddish's ability to guard the
Speaker 2: point of attacking guard Halliburton was shocking and he was
Speaker 2: the first guy to slow Halliburton down in a month.
Speaker 2: All right, go ahead and ask your following before we
Speaker 2: move on.
Speaker 3: So, uh, it's fun time and everything. Not trying to
Speaker 3: take anything away from the moment, But what do you
Speaker 3: think about the Lakers celebrating as if they won the
Speaker 3: NBA Finals, then banner as well. Do you think they should.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the NBA asked them to hang a
Speaker 2: banner to commemorate it. I actually think the way they're
Speaker 2: doing the banner Demons is cool and it's not gonna
Speaker 2: look like their championship banner. It's gonna be a different look,
Speaker 2: shape and feel. But what it's gonna be like high
Speaker 2: school banners where it says like district championship and then
Speaker 2: every year you've won it, you don't add a new banner,
Speaker 2: you just add another year to it, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean? Like you've been playing in high school gym.
Speaker 2: And I think that's actually a cool little wrinkle because
Speaker 2: whenever you go into a high school gym and you
Speaker 2: look at it, you're like, oh, man, the senior class
Speaker 2: of ninety seven, you know what I mean, won three
Speaker 2: district titles over the course of their time. I think
Speaker 2: that'll be This is one of those things you got
Speaker 2: to kind of look forward twenty years to. But it
Speaker 2: would be cool to go into an NBA arena look up.
Speaker 2: You obviously know if a team's won a title or not,
Speaker 2: but you know, I'd be like, oh, damn, who was
Speaker 2: on this team fifteen years ago? They won three out
Speaker 2: of four in season tournaments. Like, I think it'll be
Speaker 2: a little something. I do think that, uh, and them celebrating.
Speaker 2: Who cares if you hold the tournament in Vegas and
Speaker 2: you give cash as the as the there's gonna be
Speaker 2: a celebration. I mean, the NBA didn't want them to
Speaker 2: not celebrate, and so I got no problem with it.
Speaker 2: And I think it's cool.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: My one of my favorite Demons stories ever. Next plus
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Speaker 2: All right, so before we get to plant your flag
Speaker 2: and put Demanse on the screen because I forgot this happened,
Speaker 2: and this was such I was. I knew exactly how
Speaker 2: Demanse was feeling and how wildly not embarrassed but bad
Speaker 2: he felt and didn't know what to do and he
Speaker 2: had done nothing wrong. So Demanse and I are at
Speaker 2: Lil Wayne's house for the Chiefs Packers game. But we
Speaker 2: get there right when Niners Eagles starts. And I'm obviously
Speaker 2: not gonna say where uh he lives. But there's a
Speaker 2: bunch of different hills in the Los Angeles area and
Speaker 2: most of them, what they have in common is really
Speaker 2: bad phone service. And so we're we're there, and are
Speaker 2: you now know what I'm what I'm talking about. So
Speaker 2: we're there, and I didn't and I and shortly after
Speaker 2: I got there, I was like, oh, our phones aren't
Speaker 2: working and ill and I swear to Monse, I thought,
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, I should ask for the
Speaker 2: Wi Fi. So Demanse doesn't have to, because I knew
Speaker 2: we were gonna be there all day, and I knew
Speaker 2: you had people you had to talk to, you might
Speaker 2: have some work things going on, track, bets, whatever it
Speaker 2: was you were. At some point you were gonna need connectivity,
Speaker 2: and right when I was gonna ask, I got something happened.
Speaker 2: I got distracted something, and then I forgot about it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't worried about it. So like an hour later, Demanse says,
Speaker 2: like very quietly to someone, because it's Wayne and a
Speaker 2: bunch of his buddies, He's like, hey, can I get
Speaker 2: on the WiFi here? And one of the guys like, yeah,
Speaker 2: no problem, Uh, this is all you gotta do and
Speaker 2: tells him the there's like five networks, tells him the
Speaker 2: one it is like He's like, oh, I'll be able
Speaker 2: to share it from my phone, and I'm watching this
Speaker 2: happen and I'm thinking, I'm like, there's no chance you'll
Speaker 2: be able to share it from your phone because you
Speaker 2: don't have Demonse's number in your phone. But I don't
Speaker 2: want to like jump you know what I mean, like
Speaker 2: jump in. And then all of a sudden, because he
Speaker 2: is just such a kind guy, Wayne hops up off
Speaker 2: the couch and starts like looking through drawers and Demanse
Speaker 2: realizes he's looking for the Wi Fi password, and Demonse
Speaker 2: immediately is like no, no, no, it's no big deal,
Speaker 2: Like you don't don't have to worry about it. He's like, no,
Speaker 2: it's around here somewhere. And it became like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: like a five in it thing of them like searching
Speaker 2: for like the the laminated sheet that has the Wi
Speaker 2: Fi password. Someone was trying to share it from a phone,
Speaker 2: and I could just feel Demanse sinking into the couch, like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, you invited me to your house. You're
Speaker 2: now up looking through drawers looking for this thing. And
Speaker 2: you and I didn't talk about it, but it was
Speaker 2: such a just watching it. At some point I was like, ah,
Speaker 2: let me try to help them. Then I was like,
Speaker 2: you know what, nobody's actually the only person thinking about
Speaker 2: this so hard is Demanse. Wayne didn't care, His friends
Speaker 2: didn't care. They were super helpful, But in the moment,
Speaker 2: I'm like, Demanse wants to turn into a bird so
Speaker 2: we can fly far far away from where we are
Speaker 2: right now. Did I read that situation properly?
Speaker 3: You definitely, you definitely read it correctly. I think initially
Speaker 3: though it was little Wayne that I had asked, and
Speaker 3: like it was just it did turn into a whole thing.
Speaker 3: I didn't expect it to take so long live and
Speaker 3: I just see. I didn't. I didn't like it at all.
Speaker 3: That's also one of those kids just can't be there
Speaker 3: without Wi Fi.
Speaker 2: But no, I I know the whole thing. I was like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, he demonse right now is so uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: I was like, I just I was experiencing it on
Speaker 2: your behalf. The whole thing. It was there. I mean.
Speaker 2: There were a few other funny moments, including oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: I wasn't no no. Demanse mentioned a few like a
Speaker 2: few artists, and then one of them he was worried
Speaker 2: that like Wayne had a beef with or something and
Speaker 2: that he had offended it and was like, no, you're fine.
Speaker 2: That's not what I was going to mention. What I
Speaker 2: was going to mention is like halfway through the game,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Wayne came like out of some
Speaker 2: closet with like these plastic wrapped, brand new couch cushions
Speaker 2: that are like supplemental cushions, and he's and he said
Speaker 2: one next to like all of us, and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: this couch is too low, so I you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, So you might want to sit on these,
Speaker 2: and I it was super nice and it was not
Speaker 2: a bad idea. But I also would never have actually
Speaker 2: like done it or requested it, but he had brought
Speaker 2: it over and said it next to me, and so
Speaker 2: it's someone I'm like, ash, yeah, I as well unwrap
Speaker 2: this thing from the plastic and sit on this some bitch.
Speaker 2: All right, Tomans, let's plant your flag. Let's do it.
Speaker 3: All right. So we're off last Tuesday, so we weren't
Speaker 3: able to do it. But it's a new month and
Speaker 3: it's time to plant your new flags and take a flag.
Speaker 3: If you're choosing away a reminder, you've got the mountain
Speaker 3: that takes oh no, never mind, not reminder. So first
Speaker 3: one you got you Chiefs, Chiefs the best team in
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The second one you got Sala's on the hot seat
Speaker 3: lose his job. Third you got qub woes will be
Speaker 3: will bite the forty nine ers. And for four you
Speaker 3: got Belichick's job security will be a hot debate topic.
Speaker 3: Which one of these do you want to get?
Speaker 2: Right? So the Robert sala on the hot seat topic
Speaker 2: was from September. I'm keeping it. The Chiefs the best
Speaker 2: team in the NFL topic or opinion was from September.
Speaker 2: I know right now, it's not looking like that they're
Speaker 2: gonna win the Super Bowl, so I'm keeping it. Qb
Speaker 2: wos will bite the forty nine ers. That was from September.
Speaker 2: Right now, some people think they're MVP of the league's
Speaker 2: their quarterback. I'm not changing it. It's why they're gonna
Speaker 2: lose in the playoffs. Belichick hot debate topic meaning is
Speaker 2: job security? That was from October. I'm not changing it.
Speaker 2: The lines will be the one seed that's the newest one,
Speaker 2: and that one's done. That one is out of there,
Speaker 2: and I am going to replace it with While everyone
Speaker 2: right now thinks the Bills are going to surge into
Speaker 2: the postseason, I am here to tell you that it
Speaker 2: will not be the Bills stealing the seventh seed in
Speaker 2: the AFC. It will be the Bengals with Jake Browning.
Speaker 2: The Bengals who are now at seven and six with
Speaker 2: games Pittsburgh, I'm sorry, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Cleveland left.
Speaker 2: The Cincinnati Bengals, I believe, are going to go ten
Speaker 2: and seven, only lose to Kansas City and they will
Speaker 2: be the seventh seed in the AFC. So I'm calling
Speaker 2: it will not be Buffalo. It will be Cincinnati, and
Speaker 2: it should be noted if Buffalo and Cincinnati both finished
Speaker 2: ten and seven, Cincinnati gets the spot because they beat
Speaker 2: Buffalo head to head. All right, Demanse, let's go to
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 3: We are playing freak out or chill out today. First,
Speaker 3: you got the Jags. Prince is definitely tough, but he
Speaker 3: clearly is not as elite as Joe Flacco. The Jags
Speaker 3: have lost two straight to backup quarterbacks and only have
Speaker 3: a one game lead over the Texans and the Colts.
Speaker 3: So the Jaguars freak out or chillout.
Speaker 2: Jaguars should chill out. The Cincinnati loss the defense melted down.
Speaker 2: That was unfortunate, and the Cleveland loss, the defense was
Speaker 2: really bad. Again. Now, the Cleveland loss, Trevor shouldn't have
Speaker 2: been playing. He was injured. Still three for three touchdowns,
Speaker 2: but at three picks, two of which were really bad picks.
Speaker 2: There's no denying it. And they obviously are in a
Speaker 2: rough spot hosting Baltimore this week, but then at the
Speaker 2: end of the year it's Tampa, Carolina, Tennessee. And as
Speaker 2: far as their ability to win the division, the critical
Speaker 2: note is this. They swept Indianapolis and they split with Houston.
Speaker 2: Houston is one and two in the division, Jacksonville is
Speaker 2: four and one, so it would end Indianapolis is three
Speaker 2: and two and they swept them. So if they finished
Speaker 2: with the same record as any of those teams, they
Speaker 2: will win the division by strength of tiebreakers. So because
Speaker 2: of that, they shouldn't freak out about winning the division.
Speaker 2: But the defense has been so bad lately that with
Speaker 2: Trevor banged up, they should freak out a bit about
Speaker 2: their ability to go on a real playoff run.
Speaker 3: All right, next, all right, the Lions has looked like
Speaker 3: a disaster in recent weeks. They pull wins out of
Speaker 3: the Johns to defeat a few times, but if Golf
Speaker 3: Golf can't get his turnovers under control, they're going to
Speaker 3: be embarrassed in the playoffs. Do you think the Lions
Speaker 3: should freak out or chill out?
Speaker 2: Well, I think they unfortunately should freak out. I mean,
Speaker 2: they're fortunate to not be on a three game losing streak.
Speaker 2: They're fortunate to have beaten New Orleans. Now I don't
Speaker 2: think that they have a you know, a brutal remaining
Speaker 2: schedule Denver, Minnesota, Dallas, Minnesota. They should be able to
Speaker 2: go at least two and two down the stretch, probably
Speaker 2: three to one. And no matter what, they'll be hosting
Speaker 2: a playoff game for the first time in forever. They'll be,
Speaker 2: you know, in the playoffs for the first time in forever.
Speaker 2: I understand all of that, but their ability to win
Speaker 2: a playoff game, it's well, let me rephrase it. I
Speaker 2: think they can win a home playoff game. They in fact,
Speaker 2: I think they will win a home playoff game. There'll
Speaker 2: be the three seed, which means they will be playing
Speaker 2: in the postseason, the sixth seed in the NFC, which
Speaker 2: is right now, the Vikings. It could be the Packers,
Speaker 2: it could be the Rams, it could be the Seahawks.
Speaker 2: Like the they're going to go to the playoffs and
Speaker 2: win their first home playoff game, but then they are
Speaker 2: going to get rocked in round two, whether it's by
Speaker 2: San Francisco, Dallas, Philly, Well, Philly's an interesting one. They
Speaker 2: might be able to do the Phillies defense. And we
Speaker 2: didn't talk about this before I was supposed to. I
Speaker 2: ended up just talking about DAK and the MVP stuff.
Speaker 2: Philly has a bottom five defense across the board, so
Speaker 2: right now, like Phillies defense is hugely problematic for them.
Speaker 2: But the Lions as a real contender is probably dead
Speaker 2: in the water. And the Lions as a as a
Speaker 2: team that could go on the road and win a
Speaker 2: playoff game. I was always a little skeptical of That's
Speaker 2: why I thought they had to have the one seed.
Speaker 2: And now I mean they're dead for the one seed.
Speaker 2: They're not going to get that. They're almost assuredly going
Speaker 2: to be the three seed. All right next.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, So my guy Lamar and the Ravens, they're
Speaker 3: inching closer to that number one spot in the AFC
Speaker 3: and have the best play all weekend that didn't get
Speaker 3: called back. They're starting to have a team of destiny
Speaker 3: and everything.
Speaker 2: And by the way, unlike the Chiefs touchdown, that one
Speaker 2: probably should have been called back a couple of blatant
Speaker 2: blocks in the back. But let's not worry about the
Speaker 2: officiating in the NFL. Go ahead, sorry, go ahead?
Speaker 3: Perfect?
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: So the rest so the rest of the AFC freak
Speaker 3: out or chill out?
Speaker 2: Oh listen, it's I wouldn't freak I mean, it's chief
Speaker 2: be aware. Yeah, it's Chiefs Ravens And here's the But
Speaker 2: the Dolphins are not in my feeling a legit contender.
Speaker 2: The Jags are playing their worst ball right now, and
Speaker 2: all you know, the other AFC potential wildcard teams or
Speaker 2: playoff teams like look at their quarterback situation. Cleveland has
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco. Pittsburgh right now is Mitch Trubisky slash Kenny Pickett.
Speaker 2: The Colts have Gardner Minshew, The Broncos have Russell Wilson,
Speaker 2: the Bengals have Jake Browning. The Bills obviously Josh Allen's,
Speaker 2: you know, playing really well. He didn't play that great
Speaker 2: this weekend, but he's been pretty good aside from the
Speaker 2: turnovers this season. But I don't think they're gonna make it.
Speaker 2: The Texans are scary. The Texans are scary for a game,
Speaker 2: but they're not gonna be going a deep playoff running
Speaker 2: the injuries starting to pile up for them. Here's what
Speaker 2: I will say about Baltimore. This is their moment demons.
Speaker 2: If Baltimore does not win the AFC this year, With
Speaker 2: the Bills faltering, with Joe Burrow done for the season,
Speaker 2: with the Browns on their fourth quarterback of the year,
Speaker 2: with Trevor banged up, they with the if they don't
Speaker 2: win it, this year, then why would people think it'll
Speaker 2: change moving forward? So it is. The Ravens are legit,
Speaker 2: but they are also oddly under maybe the most pressure
Speaker 2: of any of these AFC teams, because the only real
Speaker 2: AFC contender that's whole is the Chiefs, and the Chiefs
Speaker 2: are in the midst of their worst stretch of football
Speaker 2: since Mahomes got there all right, last one.
Speaker 3: The Bengals have won two straight without Burrow thanks to
Speaker 3: Jake Browning. Nobody ever talks about Zach Taylor as a
Speaker 3: top eight coach, so maybe that means that Burrow wasn't
Speaker 3: that good all along to Burrow. Truthers freak out or
Speaker 3: chill out.
Speaker 2: They're not listen. The term truthers should be saved for
Speaker 2: people that believe ludicrous things. Believing Joe Burrow is excellent
Speaker 2: is not ludicrous. With that said, I jokingly said on
Speaker 2: the morning meeting for the TV show that I'm two
Speaker 2: more excellent Jake Browning games away from entertaining the idea
Speaker 2: that Joe Burrow's a system quarterback. But I'm joking when
Speaker 2: I say listen it is maybe Jake Browning's good. He
Speaker 2: wasn't that good in college. I don't understand how it's happening.
Speaker 2: But Jake's played well. Now. Part of it is the
Speaker 2: defense is he's faced last two weeks. But you got
Speaker 2: to give the guy credit. Jake's played really, really well
Speaker 2: in these two starts. But Joe Burrows obviously one of
Speaker 2: the very best quarterbacks in football, and we have not
Speaker 2: only his collegiate career but every step of his NFL
Speaker 2: career to show you that. And what now, Burrow is
Speaker 2: one of the only great quarterbacks that does not wow
Speaker 2: you with physical tools. It's not his arm strength, not
Speaker 2: his size, but it is for him. Yes, he's very accurate,
Speaker 2: but more than that, it's his temperament. And it is
Speaker 2: the how unwaveringly confident and clutch he is that makes
Speaker 2: takes a guy who has like a B level archetype
Speaker 2: from a physical trade standpoints and turns him into an
Speaker 2: a quarterback. All right, Stories from the Bahamas Poker Tournament,
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Speaker 2: Paradise in Atlantis this weekend, and I did it for
Speaker 2: a few reasons. One was I want to be more
Speaker 2: involved in the poker world. And the people at the
Speaker 2: WSOP asked me, you know if I wanted to come down,
Speaker 2: and I was able to for our soccer fans out there.
Speaker 2: I interviewed Sergio Aguero, the greatest player, I would argue
Speaker 2: in Man City history, a great Argentinian legend. I interviewed
Speaker 2: Tony Parker and Becky Hammond, who were both down there
Speaker 2: to play in the tournament. Becky Hammond the coach of
Speaker 2: the Las Vegas Aces and one day we'll be the
Speaker 2: first female head coach in NBA history, I believe. And
Speaker 2: Tony Parker an all time legend. I asked Tony Parker
Speaker 2: a Lebron question and he made fun of me. He's like,
Speaker 2: I watched your show. I'm not going to do a
Speaker 2: French accent, but he's like, I watched your show. I
Speaker 2: knew you would ask me a Lebron question. And I
Speaker 2: also interviewed the guy who I believe is the greatest
Speaker 2: poker player currently alive, in Jason Kuhn, who shout out
Speaker 2: to Jason kuh by the way, he just in the
Speaker 2: Bahamas came in second in the one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: buy in tournament for like one point eight million alongside
Speaker 2: Phil Helmet. Then we can play you a clip of
Speaker 2: that in a bit. But while I was there, I
Speaker 2: also played in the fifty K, the fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: buy in against all these other legends. And I had
Speaker 2: a plan, and I studied a ton, and I knew
Speaker 2: exactly what I was going to do, and I am
Speaker 2: here to tell you despite all of that, the moment
Speaker 2: the cards went in the air, when I say my
Speaker 2: heart was beating out of my chest. When I say
Speaker 2: I was like almost physically shaking, I'm not exaggerating. At
Speaker 2: my table, there were seventy people in this tournament. At
Speaker 2: my table, the person at the table who had the
Speaker 2: least in career poker tournament winnings other than me was
Speaker 2: a six million dollars. The guy directly to my left
Speaker 2: was David Peters, who I'm gonna check it. I think
Speaker 2: he's fifth on the all time poker moneyless Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: he's at forty four million dollars. Two players over from
Speaker 2: me was Seth Davies, who was super nice and it
Speaker 2: seems like watches the show and chatted sports with me
Speaker 2: after the tournament. He's at twenty three million dollars at
Speaker 2: the end of the table was Chris Brewer, who is
Speaker 2: on one of the all time heaters after being on
Speaker 2: one of the all time cold deck unlucky streaks. Chris
Speaker 2: Brewer is a career earnings of over twenty million dollars.
Speaker 2: So it was just a bunch of the best players
Speaker 2: in the world and me and so my hole. You
Speaker 2: start with three hundred thousand chips. The blinds are one
Speaker 2: thousand and two thousand. It's forty minute levels. If you
Speaker 2: don't understand poker, this won't make sense. You can fast
Speaker 2: forward through this part of the podcast if you're listening.
Speaker 2: If you don't understand poker, it'll make a ton of sense.
Speaker 2: So you start with one hundred and fifty big blinds,
Speaker 2: great structure, crazy deep, but my entire once I might
Speaker 2: so I was super nervous. I didn't think I was
Speaker 2: gonna be but I was negranu and I registered together.
Speaker 2: Jason Kohn is at what it like that it's just
Speaker 2: the best of the best and me orp Inca. Chicagoo
Speaker 2: is there. Everybody's there. Eric Sidell won the damn Thing.
Speaker 2: The guy who won the Thing. I think he's second
Speaker 2: on the all time money list. I'm gonna check real quick.
Speaker 2: The guy who won it, Eric Sidel, who you, guys,
Speaker 2: if you're a poker fan, remember Forever. Yeah, he's at
Speaker 2: forty five million in career earnings. No, he's seventh on
Speaker 2: the all time money list. So these are are the
Speaker 2: people that I'm competing with. Right and so, once I
Speaker 2: realized how nervous I was, I was like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna ease my way into this. I'm gonna fold
Speaker 2: a bunch of hands early, even if they're borderline, till
Speaker 2: I get my bearings about me. Secondhand of the tournament,
Speaker 2: I'm in the small blind, I get aces, I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: that's not a foldable hand. Obviously it's the best hand
Speaker 2: you can get. But I don't want to play a
Speaker 2: big pot with the big blind, who, like I said,
Speaker 2: is David Peters, fifth on the all time money list.
Speaker 2: So I'm like, you know what, I don't care that
Speaker 2: I don't maximize value here. I'm gonna I know I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be playing this wrong. I just want to I
Speaker 2: just want to win a small pot and move on.
Speaker 2: So I have ass uh it comes Queen eight eight,
Speaker 2: he bets, I call comes at ten, he bets I call,
Speaker 2: and it's two diamonds, two spades, and then it comes
Speaker 2: at queen and he obviously has a queen. But I
Speaker 2: have way, you know, I have so underrepped my aces
Speaker 2: I had, you know, it was probably the wrong call,
Speaker 2: but he has so many bluffs there there are I
Speaker 2: shouldn't say so many. He has some bluffs there, and
Speaker 2: there's no chance he thinks there's any possibility I have ases,
Speaker 2: so he bets not that big on the river. I call,
Speaker 2: he has ace queen and I have ases, and I
Speaker 2: you know, I lose because he had a two outer.
Speaker 2: But I also played it poorly. But what's crazy about
Speaker 2: poker is had I played that right, I'd have been
Speaker 2: eliminated from the tournament on hand too, and it would
Speaker 2: have been the most mortifying moment of my life because
Speaker 2: had I played it right, here's how the action goes. Uh.
Speaker 2: I limped the small I didn't know I was supposed
Speaker 2: to do that, but Jason Kuhn was kind enough to
Speaker 2: tell me afterwards. These guys are such wizards. I gave
Speaker 2: him the hand history He's like, yeah, ninety six percent
Speaker 2: of your range. It's a limp there. And if you're
Speaker 2: gonna raise the small you gotta go super big. But
Speaker 2: he's like, if you played that right, He's like, it
Speaker 2: gets all in on the turn and you get two
Speaker 2: out it. He's like, the way it should have gone
Speaker 2: is I limped the small blind. He raises out of
Speaker 2: the big blind. I three bet, he calls flop, comes
Speaker 2: queen eight eight, he has ace Queen. He is feeling great.
Speaker 2: I bet he calls turn is a ten. I bet
Speaker 2: he raises. I jam, we're all in. He has a queen.
Speaker 2: If he calls, which at that point he probably has to.
Speaker 2: He's all in with ace Queen. I'm all in with aces,
Speaker 2: the only thing that could knock me out as a queen.
Speaker 2: He comes a queen, and I go home and say,
Speaker 2: you know, four minutes into a fifty K tournament, so
Speaker 2: I don't so I lose a portion of my stack.
Speaker 2: But I actually got lucky because I played it wrong.
Speaker 2: Twenty minutes later, I have king jack, I flop a straight.
Speaker 2: I actually played that hand, I think perfectly. I got
Speaker 2: an extra bet in on the turn because it went, Uh,
Speaker 2: how did it go? It went? I bet Chris Brewer raised.
Speaker 2: I three bet him. He called, So that was I
Speaker 2: played that one well so an hour into the tournament,
Speaker 2: I'm in the hijack. I have jacks, I've settled in.
Speaker 2: I'm not quite as nervous. I have about two hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty five thousand in chips. The blinds are now
Speaker 2: two thousand and three thousand, super deep, and I get jacks,
Speaker 2: and I raise the jacks to seven thousand. Chris Brewer again,
Speaker 2: he's in the big blind. He re raises me to
Speaker 2: twenty seven thousand, and that there. Do you for bet
Speaker 2: the jacks or do you smooth call that is? You know,
Speaker 2: the true pros are gonna have what they call a
Speaker 2: balanced approach. Sometimes they for bet that hand, sometimes they
Speaker 2: smooth call. Either one is fine. You just have to,
Speaker 2: you know, vary your approach. I just call flop comes
Speaker 2: Jack nine to seven, one diamond, one spade, one club,
Speaker 2: and I am the happiest guy in the world. I
Speaker 2: have flopped top set. The only hand that can beat
Speaker 2: me is ten eight. He three bet, so the odds
Speaker 2: of him having ten eight are almost zero. He can
Speaker 2: have aces, he can have kings, he can have queens,
Speaker 2: he can have ace, king, ace queen. He can have
Speaker 2: any pair lower than Jack's. I could have gotten crazy lucky,
Speaker 2: and he had sevens or ninees, and we went set
Speaker 2: over set, and I'm gonna double up. He also could
Speaker 2: have just pure three bet bluffs, in which case I'm
Speaker 2: crushing everything. So again it was I made it seven
Speaker 2: thousand pre he made it twenty seven. I called flop
Speaker 2: comes jack nine to seven rainbow. I have two jacks
Speaker 2: he bets out for. I think I want to make
Speaker 2: sure I get it right, like right around forty percent
Speaker 2: pot bets out for twenty five thousand. I just call
Speaker 2: that way. Keep all his bluffs in the up to
Speaker 2: this point wording to Jason Kuhn, and I ran it
Speaker 2: by my guy, Lucky Chewey Andrew Liechtenberger. I've played this perfectly.
Speaker 2: The turn is four diamonds or sorry, four spades, so
Speaker 2: it brings two spades on the board. But again I
Speaker 2: have the second nuts. The only thing that can beat
Speaker 2: me is ten eight, and he's never three betting ten
Speaker 2: eight off. He's rarely three betting ten eight suited, and
Speaker 2: he bets big on the turn big. That's fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: I've about one hundred and twenty five thousand behind, And
Speaker 2: now there's a question do I want to get it
Speaker 2: all in right there and hope that he's not bluffing,
Speaker 2: that he has aces, kings, queens, or he got crazy
Speaker 2: unlucky and flopped a set of sevens or nine Or
Speaker 2: do I want to again slow play the hand because
Speaker 2: I'm so clearly ahead and just call, and that way
Speaker 2: he can sit if he misses, or he can bluff
Speaker 2: the river and I can call. I decide. You know what,
Speaker 2: there's two spades out here now, I don't want to
Speaker 2: get in a weird spot. Also, let's you know where,
Speaker 2: I just call a you know, the eight of spades
Speaker 2: rolls off on the river, and now two spades beat me,
Speaker 2: and he ten beats me. A lot of stuff beats me.
Speaker 2: I just I want to get it in right now.
Speaker 2: And if he has aces, kings or queens, he might
Speaker 2: have to call. If he has a set of sevens
Speaker 2: or nine s, he's snap calling, and if he folds,
Speaker 2: I'm now way above starting stack. If he calls, I'm
Speaker 2: close to the chip leader of the tournament, and I'm
Speaker 2: super like, so I take my time. Then I go
Speaker 2: all in. He snap calls, and I am so happy.
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is amazing. I have the second nuts.
Speaker 2: You've snap called, So you're not on a draw.
Speaker 3: You might be.
Speaker 2: You're probably drawing to one out. You have pockets, seven,
Speaker 2: pocket nines, maybe aces or kings, in which case you
Speaker 2: have one or two outs. And I roll over my
Speaker 2: jacks because he called me, and he rolls over ten
Speaker 2: eight of spades, the only hand that can beat me,
Speaker 2: and the other two of the two pros straddling me,
Speaker 2: uh Seth Davies and David Peters both audibly gasped and
Speaker 2: I almost fainted. I was like, oh, I was so happy.
Speaker 2: I was the chip leader, and now unless the board pairs,
Speaker 2: I'm out. And I looked up at the board and
Speaker 2: at that point, fifty seven people had entered the tournament
Speaker 2: and fifty six were still remaining. I'm like, oh, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be the second person out of here, and I
Speaker 2: need four, seven, nine or jack to come. And it
Speaker 2: comes the five of diamonds and I collect my belongings
Speaker 2: and I lead. And that was my experience in the
Speaker 2: Super High Roller or fifty Gay. So that's poker, ladies
Speaker 2: and gentlemen. And the next day, before I interviewed Coon,
Speaker 2: Coon came up to me to his credit and he
Speaker 2: was like and he was like hey, man, heard what
Speaker 2: happened to you want you to know every single guy
Speaker 2: in this room goes broke on that hand, and that
Speaker 2: made me feel a little bit better, but not really.
Speaker 3: Where's that go?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess and I had to then I called
Speaker 2: your mom and was like, uh, free, I guess now
Speaker 2: for the rest of the day because he didn't supposed
Speaker 2: to be a two. I mean, been down there for
Speaker 2: multiple days and that was that. But that's poker. I
Speaker 2: suppose there's poker story for people that care about it.
Speaker 2: All right, demonsic go ahead.
Speaker 3: Wait, so there was a we found a clip of
Speaker 3: you having a conversation between maybe one of those guys
Speaker 3: that you just mentioned.
Speaker 2: I assume Bill help you with and Jason Kuhn. Yep,
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So for those watching on YouTube, I think we're
Speaker 3: gonna play it up here soon and yeah, it's the
Speaker 3: pop Oh.
Speaker 2: I think what you said there in this old school
Speaker 2: new school kind of debate that people try to have
Speaker 2: is an overlooked upon point, which is there is a
Speaker 2: lot of the current generation that says, ad the old
Speaker 2: school crushers couldn't make it in this generation. That may
Speaker 2: or may not be true for some, but the flip
Speaker 2: side has never discussed, and I think that is absolutely right,
Speaker 2: and I want to get both of you guys to
Speaker 2: take on it. The idea that the new school guys,
Speaker 2: if they were put in that environment absent of the
Speaker 2: current tools, absolutely could could they have had that level
Speaker 2: of success? I happen to think for some certainly all
Speaker 2: absolutely not. And I don't think that dynamic is ever
Speaker 2: really considered. So that was the old school new school
Speaker 2: poker discussion. Go ahead, demanse Oh.
Speaker 3: I was going to ask if it was a basketball
Speaker 3: discession like old school versus those two. They always say
Speaker 3: Lebron couldn't hang back then.
Speaker 2: So it's it's very similar, it is, and it is
Speaker 2: the old school guys saying my ero's the toughest and
Speaker 2: the new school guys saying that no, actually it's harder now.
Speaker 2: In poker, it is undeniable. The best players ever are
Speaker 2: playing right now, but that does not mean the players
Speaker 2: from a previous era could not succeed right now. And
Speaker 2: some of them, like Helmut and side l Negran who
Speaker 2: some of them are, and they've just adjusted their Helmut
Speaker 2: hasn't adjusted much, but the other guys have. All Right,
Speaker 2: that's probably enough poker. That, by the way, appreciate the
Speaker 2: World Series of Poker bringing me down, and I hope
Speaker 2: to do more stuff with them. All right, Demanse, what
Speaker 2: are the listener questions?
Speaker 3: Aj aj fig heard, Yeah, I heard you talk about
Speaker 3: two when parties said, we don't know Mahomes would be
Speaker 3: great in other situations. Look a look at how he
Speaker 3: looks this year without a good receiving corps.
Speaker 2: How do you look last year without with the same
Speaker 2: receiving cor Guys you want to leave again, Just try
Speaker 2: to use critical thought, please, please try to use critical thought.
Speaker 2: What I said was that the difference makers when they
Speaker 2: have great weapons, they set records and win championships like
Speaker 2: Mahomes when his first few years in the league, and
Speaker 2: the difference makers when they don't, you are still a
Speaker 2: true contender by virtue of them being themselves, which is
Speaker 2: how year the Chiefs, with Juju Smith Schuster as their
Speaker 2: number one receiver, were the highest scoring team in the NFL,
Speaker 2: had the most yards of any team in the NFL,
Speaker 2: scored thirty eight points in the Super Bowl with the
Speaker 2: quarterback with one leg. Just use critical thinking, That's all
Speaker 2: I'm asking, like, Just don't aj figg you're you probably
Speaker 2: have friends and colleagues that work with you that watch
Speaker 2: this podcast that are now going to know you're an idiot, Like,
Speaker 2: come on, be better, buddy. All right.
Speaker 3: Next, if Anthony Kine asks, Hey, Nick, do you think
Speaker 3: the Giants are going to have a quarterback controversy next
Speaker 3: year with Jones and Devido A thousand?
Speaker 2: No, but again since we're no, so here's the thing. No,
Speaker 2: because they paid Jones. But again we had These are
Speaker 2: all the same type of arguments we had about Daniel
Speaker 2: Jones too. It's like, oh, when are you gonna give
Speaker 2: Daniel Jones' credit? And now what's are like? Oh, what
Speaker 2: about Tommy DeVito? Maybe it's that Brian Dables pretty good
Speaker 2: with quarterbacks and can get blood from a stone from quarterbacks. No,
Speaker 2: I don't think Tommy DeVito's great. I think the coaching
Speaker 2: is great. I didn't think Daniel Jones was great. I
Speaker 2: thought the coaching was great.
Speaker 3: Next, all right, Brian Dormandy says, Hi, Nick, we're coming
Speaker 3: to the end of Trevor's Ricky contract without things have
Speaker 3: been going. Do you see the potential for him to
Speaker 3: move on to another team for better opportunities?
Speaker 2: No? Absolutely not. That'll never happen. You'll sign this summer.
Speaker 2: He and Dak will sign the two richest quarterback contracts
Speaker 2: in NFL history, aside from the Mahomes stool. Pardon me,
Speaker 2: that's just how it's gonna work. The teams don't lose
Speaker 2: their franchise quarterback.
Speaker 3: No chance, I'm next, all right, Jason Schrenk said, Hey, Nick,
Speaker 3: love the show newly ment to dad over the weekend.
Speaker 3: What's your best piece of advice?
Speaker 2: The don't freak out? The I'm gonna take advice that
Speaker 2: my buddy Laslow gave me and give to you. Never
Speaker 2: met an adult ever in my life that pease their
Speaker 2: pants and can't speak. Everybody figures it out, So don't
Speaker 2: worry about the timing of it. Like everybody's like, oh,
Speaker 2: is your kid potty trained yet? Oh? When did they
Speaker 2: start talking? When did they start walking? You meet a
Speaker 2: lot of adults that are crawling around on the ground
Speaker 2: and peeing on themselves and can't form words. No, everybody
Speaker 2: figures it out. So that's Firsty's advice to make you
Speaker 2: feel that's via Laslow, to make feel a little more calm.
Speaker 2: The other one is, no matter how overwhelmed you think,
Speaker 2: And I don't know anything about your life, Jason, but
Speaker 2: I guarantee you it is a mathematical certainty. There are
Speaker 2: people out there right now, less sophisticated than you, less
Speaker 2: smart than you, with less money than you, that are
Speaker 2: raising successful kids, that are being successful parents. So no
Speaker 2: matter your circumstances, people have done it with those circumstances
Speaker 2: or worse, and the kids have worked out fine, Like,
Speaker 2: don't put too much pressure on yourself. And then the
Speaker 2: last one is just just be excited to meet them.
Speaker 2: And a piece of advice from John Lopez, my old
Speaker 2: radio partner who had kids much older than mine. Uh,
Speaker 2: and he said every age is the best age, And
Speaker 2: that part is true. Every age is the best age.
Speaker 2: Like you, you're sad when they move to a different phase,
Speaker 2: but that you then get to experience that new phase
Speaker 2: which is the best, like I when at right now,
Speaker 2: My favorite stage of demands is the one he's in
Speaker 2: right now. And with Diora, it's the one she's in
Speaker 2: right now. With Deanna, it's the one she was in
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago. To be honest, she got
Speaker 2: a pain in the ass right now, but she'll get better.
Speaker 2: She'll get back on track. But uh, I kid, your
Speaker 2: baby's sister. But they're and in the like, they're all
Speaker 2: they're all the best. I hope that's advice. Gabe says,
Speaker 2: there is. I'm not gonna say the number he says,
Speaker 2: but he says, there's a toddler number that is not
Speaker 2: the best age. Yeah, but you'll miss it when it's gone,
Speaker 2: but then it'll be back. All right, Demand answer that
Speaker 2: last one.
Speaker 3: Javon Washington demands, what kind of hoodie is that? This
Speaker 3: is a Scotch and soda hoodie? I'm hearing I'm hearing
Speaker 3: talks about them being closed down. I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if there's a Scotch and Soda
Speaker 3: out here. I don't know where you live either, but
Speaker 3: you've probably got a shop online or something. But yeah,
Speaker 3: long story shirt, Scotch and soda.
Speaker 2: Uh so I don't the I don't think so. The
Speaker 2: Dutch fashion retailer filed for bankruptcy in April before being
Speaker 2: acquired by Blue Star Alliance, so they closed several stores,
Speaker 2: but I don't think they closed for good, and they're
Speaker 2: still available online. All right, long show, but very good show.
Speaker 2: I gotta run Demons. Great work two hundre episode on Thursday.
Speaker 2: Excited for it might have a special guest. See you
Speaker 2: guys then what's right? Hey, it's Nick right. Thank you
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