Speaker 1: Good morning football.
Speaker 2: What's up everybody? Oh no, it's a Monday. It's good
Speaker 2: morning football. We're live in LA. We're just live in LA.
Speaker 2: It's happening. It's Monday, March third. I'm Jamie or at all.
Speaker 2: Kyle brand to my right.
Speaker 1: Right, I'll get right right.
Speaker 2: And not to be forgotten that our prompt action was
Speaker 2: Cody or Kyle Brandy's Yeah, the showy Kestler was here
Speaker 2: all last week. He's no longer the rookie veteran has
Speaker 2: now moved over. He is to my left and Super
Speaker 2: Bowl champion Rams sideline reporter for the radio side, DeMarco funk.
Speaker 1: I'm the rookie. Am I the rookie, and I'm a
Speaker 1: little ber than him.
Speaker 2: Last time you were a rookie?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Ninety four birth right in the delivery room. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: was a rookie there. Yeah, a lot of we like him.
Speaker 3: He's what you call anecdotal. He comes with stories. Yes, here,
Speaker 3: it's three fifteen in the morning, you're telling stories about
Speaker 3: Tony Banks and I'm eating it up.
Speaker 1: Those are nightmares. Those are night nights trying to get that.
Speaker 1: Oh is that me right? Oh my god? Proof tell
Speaker 1: my daughters see I.
Speaker 3: Actually touched Jerry Rice once there an right there there
Speaker 3: we go.
Speaker 2: All right, So Tomorco, as we can see here, you
Speaker 2: played for the Rams, are buddy, Kurt Warners welok us
Speaker 2: through your time playing for the Rams?
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: See ninety four, I was an undrafted rookie free agent,
Speaker 3: so I just left U dub and they gave me
Speaker 3: a split locker. So I had to share a locker
Speaker 3: as an undrafted guy. I didn't like that too much,
Speaker 3: so fought my way onto the football team, became a starter,
Speaker 3: and five years, six years after that, we won the
Speaker 3: Super Bowl. This guy named Kurt Warner showed up out
Speaker 3: of nowhere. That's our guy, Guy, that's our guy. I
Speaker 3: love it you watching right now. You know he was
Speaker 3: one of the best quarterbacks we had the year before,
Speaker 3: just no one knew it.
Speaker 1: He was our third string quarterback.
Speaker 3: Really, so watching him like be our scout team quarterback
Speaker 3: taking on the Niners at the end of the year,
Speaker 3: we knew he had something we didn't know to be that.
Speaker 3: So Trank Green gets right, you're not actually maybe that worried,
Speaker 3: because you know, you know, we were worried. No, we
Speaker 3: were scared to know but then a guy that hadn't played.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean we knew we had Marshall, we
Speaker 3: had Isaac, we had Tori, we had a lot of guys.
Speaker 1: We had us on defense. We knew we'd be okay, awesome.
Speaker 2: De Margot, What was the combine when you were coming out?
Speaker 2: Was it a thing? Was it an event?
Speaker 1: It? Guys, go, It.
Speaker 3: Wasn't like this, No, it was. It was very private, closed.
Speaker 3: It was weird when you were a kid and you
Speaker 3: grew up in Oakland and you you know, you know
Speaker 3: Al Davis and then there he is standing there with
Speaker 3: a stopwatch looking at you, or you grew up idolizing
Speaker 3: me and Joe Green, and he's by the vertical pit
Speaker 3: saying how high can you jump?
Speaker 1: Today?
Speaker 3: All that stuff was weird, But they never tell you
Speaker 3: how you did back then.
Speaker 1: So you run a cone.
Speaker 3: Grills, you have no idea, So you just run and
Speaker 3: go back to the end of the line, have no idea.
Speaker 1: But it was weird. It was fun.
Speaker 3: It was all the best athletes in college football, so
Speaker 3: it was special.
Speaker 4: To be there.
Speaker 2: We're so happy to have you here, this guy. And Kyle,
Speaker 2: did you did you watch Cody last week?
Speaker 3: And I learned from I took notes, right, Casline not
Speaker 3: supposed to be that good that early. I'm watching last
Speaker 3: week like Hip Deep in Chip Basket and Tequila, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm texting Jamie and Stragger. I'm like, Wow,
Speaker 3: Cody's all going to make us look bad. Like you're
Speaker 3: really really good at this. I'm glad to have you here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, appreciate all.
Speaker 5: I met Kyle this morning in the green room and
Speaker 5: the first thing he said, it just gives you a
Speaker 5: lot of confidence now when you're when you're newer, no
Speaker 5: to this and someone that I realized and watching this
Speaker 5: business and all that somethings.
Speaker 1: Kyle, appreciate it. I'm building you up just to kneecap you.
Speaker 5: Though I said, Peter twenty bucks for a really you
Speaker 5: know you're going to be a lot more.
Speaker 1: Than that, buddy.
Speaker 2: All Right. With that said, now that Kyle's prepared to
Speaker 2: kneecap Cody, we are breaking down the combine all morning long. First,
Speaker 2: we though want to get to a couple of news
Speaker 2: items that hit the NFL over the weekend. It was
Speaker 2: a busy weekend for our guy, Ian Rappaport. It's time
Speaker 2: for the lead blocking.
Speaker 1: We walk it away.
Speaker 6: Matthew Stafford is staying with the Los Angeles Rams, which
Speaker 6: means as you look toward the free agent market, look
Speaker 6: toward the quarterbacks available. Sam Darnold is now the number
Speaker 6: one quarterback available. Let's break down this major trade that
Speaker 6: we had a couple minutes ago. Deevo Samuel, star receiver
Speaker 6: for the San Francisco forty nine Ers, we.
Speaker 4: Know over the last several weeks, has had.
Speaker 6: Permission to seek a trade to find what general manager
Speaker 6: John Lynch called a new home he has founded. The
Speaker 6: Washington Commanders have now agreed to terms on a trade
Speaker 6: for Deebo Samuel.
Speaker 1: They sent a fifth round pick.
Speaker 6: Sources say the Jets are now taking calls on a
Speaker 6: big name receiver, DeVante Adams. By understanding, is this a
Speaker 6: process is going to go on the next couple of days.
Speaker 6: If they cannot find a trade partner for DeVante Adams,
Speaker 6: I am told they are expected to release him.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: In the sexy name category, those are a couple of
Speaker 2: good ones. Stafford, Samuel, DeVante Adams. It really lends itself
Speaker 2: to a conversation in the off season, DeMarco, You were
Speaker 2: there on the sideline for the Rams in Philadelphia when
Speaker 2: they were one play away from an NFC title game.
Speaker 2: Now we know that Stafford is going to run it
Speaker 2: back as quarterback here in LA. How does that make
Speaker 2: the La Rams best prepared to take down whoever is
Speaker 2: the best in the NFC? The Eagles squall.
Speaker 3: I'm finally thought out from that game. It was cold,
Speaker 3: it was loud, it was raucous, it was crazy. They
Speaker 3: really brought it. Jared Vers brought the heat, and they
Speaker 3: brought it on him. But Matthew Stafford going out there
Speaker 3: playing his butt off, one play away, one miss block
Speaker 3: away from actually beating Philadelphia. So I was so happy.
Speaker 3: I never thought that he would actually leave out LA.
Speaker 3: Why would you leave here? This is where they love you.
Speaker 3: You've got so much equity here. You won the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl here in Los Angeles. So I think this was
Speaker 3: kind of one of those little standoffs. But I'm glad
Speaker 3: it got worked out. But yeah, now you can just
Speaker 3: get back to work. You can hit the ground running
Speaker 3: in training camp again. You can let this defense mature,
Speaker 3: you can get this offense retooled and ready to go.
Speaker 3: I think he's one of the best pure.
Speaker 1: Throwers of the football I have ever seen. Been close I've.
Speaker 3: Chased around Marina, I've chased around Lway, I've seen other
Speaker 3: guys still in the football. I think he is one
Speaker 3: of the best, and he is one of the best
Speaker 3: leaders I've ever seen and tough his nails. So getting
Speaker 3: this deal done, I think was paramount. I'm happy they
Speaker 3: got it done. They got the left tackle signed as well.
Speaker 3: So let's hit the ground running again. Let's take another
Speaker 3: shot at Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Got low about Stafford.
Speaker 3: Guys who have been around him or the uarterback types
Speaker 3: like you guys all love Stafford just the way it
Speaker 3: throws physically everything. I love that this happened. I love
Speaker 3: that this did not result in some Hollywood breakup.
Speaker 1: It'd be a shame. What are we doing.
Speaker 3: He was gonna leave the Rams, He's gonna take his
Speaker 3: family and move to some other team and moved to
Speaker 3: Jersey or something because of money.
Speaker 1: At this point, like you.
Speaker 3: Are so deep in your career, your Super Bowl champion,
Speaker 3: You're respected, it's this great marriage with McVeigh. Don't leave
Speaker 3: because you couldn't come to money terms. There's reasons you
Speaker 3: want to leave, not because of money. And the fact is,
Speaker 3: like if you look into it, third stops very rarely work.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it would have worked.
Speaker 3: Out well where if he goes in the Giants or
Speaker 3: any but it very rarely works. There's rare cases Carson
Speaker 3: Palmer and Kurt Warner who landa on the third stop.
Speaker 1: We thought we had one last.
Speaker 3: Year with Russell Wilson, who completely fell apart. Odds are
Speaker 3: new team, new coach. It would not have worked out.
Speaker 3: This works. Why would you want to break this up?
Speaker 3: I understand money, I'm not talking about somebody else's money,
Speaker 3: but I'm just glad that wouldn't be the reason they
Speaker 3: leave a bad taste in every NFL fans mouth and.
Speaker 1: Guys, I mean, you were there. I thought he was
Speaker 1: gonna beat the Eagles.
Speaker 3: He's put that team on his shoulder the last few minutes.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Stafford's gonna win this game. This would be incredible.
Speaker 3: Jalen Carter decided, now I'm gonna call a game.
Speaker 1: But Stafford was great. I think we averted a football shame.
Speaker 3: I would not want to see Stafford leave this time,
Speaker 3: leave this team now. Ian mcmay can take another run,
Speaker 3: and Cody, I'm just gonna bet I bet you love
Speaker 3: the way Stafford throws the ball.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, I said last week.
Speaker 5: He has one of the best arms in the NFL
Speaker 5: still at thirty seven years old.
Speaker 1: And I would train with Tom House and those.
Speaker 5: Guys, and he would throw before me, and I would
Speaker 5: make sure I would get there early to watch Stafford throw.
Speaker 1: He's that much fun to watch as a passer.
Speaker 5: And I just truly believe right now, you have a
Speaker 5: young roster, but it's a win now roster.
Speaker 1: It really is.
Speaker 5: And there's guys that are on the up and up,
Speaker 5: and they're playing really good football right now. If you
Speaker 5: lose Matt Stafford and you go find another quarterback, even
Speaker 5: if you get a proven veteran, I think you take
Speaker 5: a step backward. You're doing a disservice to your football team.
Speaker 5: And I'll tell you about the guys that are most
Speaker 5: excited about this deal. It's not the Rams fans, it's
Speaker 5: not all of us here at the table.
Speaker 1: It's the guys in that locker.
Speaker 5: Room because they know, like you said, one play away
Speaker 5: from going to the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 1: They know they can win with Matt Stafford.
Speaker 5: You need stability with a young roster at main positions
Speaker 5: on your football team. The top one is quarterback and
Speaker 5: they have theirs for the future.
Speaker 2: I love how the official lower third on TV Talk
Speaker 2: for the offseason, the Rams were one play away from
Speaker 2: an NFC title games Marco, what was up with that
Speaker 2: one play?
Speaker 4: Which one.
Speaker 1: Pay?
Speaker 2: Jayla Carter.
Speaker 3: Look, the guy is absolutely unblockable. Even if you have
Speaker 3: somebody in front of him, one of your best guards,
Speaker 3: he's still going to win. But when you leave him
Speaker 3: unblocked and he gets right to the face of your quarterback,
Speaker 3: you've got almost no shot.
Speaker 1: I think this last.
Speaker 3: Play, if Pukinnakupa doesn't slip out of that break, maybe
Speaker 3: you have a shot and then you're in business. Everybody
Speaker 3: on that sideline expected to beat Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: They really did.
Speaker 3: They expected to move one, so they were just that
Speaker 3: close to getting it done. So that's the thing. I'm
Speaker 3: glad you said what you said, because there was momentum
Speaker 3: leaving Philadelphia for this football team. If you lose your quarterback,
Speaker 3: if you lose Matthew Stafford, all that goes to the back,
Speaker 3: to the background.
Speaker 1: And you have to start over again. That's not where
Speaker 1: you want to be.
Speaker 2: That momentum started in that playoff game in Arizona against
Speaker 2: the Vikings that was an unbelievable event to witness with
Speaker 2: the Rams pulled off recreating a home game atmosphere in Arizona,
Speaker 2: that it really it was ignited there and then it
Speaker 2: continued in Philadelphia and for it to bring it home
Speaker 2: in LA. And now the offseason feels pretty good.
Speaker 3: Wild playing a playoff game in Arizona When you really
Speaker 3: look back at it, it was a crazy diffrence and
Speaker 3: the fans showing up awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, all right. Question two, Yeah, let's go as
Speaker 2: far as Deebo Samuel goes Cody. Does this say this
Speaker 2: move West Coast East Coast more about the Commanders putting
Speaker 2: faith and investing in Jane Daniels or does it say
Speaker 2: more about the forty nine Ers moving on from a
Speaker 2: star wide receiver.
Speaker 5: I think it says more about the Commanders. Right, you
Speaker 5: have the defending Super Bowl champs in your division. You
Speaker 5: have to make big time moves like this. You cannot
Speaker 5: waste this offseason. Adam Peters, who's our general manager, was
Speaker 5: with the forty nine Ers for seven previous seasons before
Speaker 5: he came to Washington.
Speaker 1: He knows what Deebo Samuel was like.
Speaker 5: He was there when they made the decision to draft him,
Speaker 5: And when you have a roster like Washington does, you
Speaker 5: don't want to add guys to that roster that aren't
Speaker 5: going to make it better. Right, And there's been talked
Speaker 5: about Debo asking Portrays is he a good guy in
Speaker 5: the locker room. Obviously Peters believes that, or else you
Speaker 5: wouldn't have brought him there. Last year, Debo regressed a
Speaker 5: little bit and his production had fifty one reception, six
Speaker 5: hundred and seventy yards, only had three touchdowns. Now you
Speaker 5: pair him up with Cliff Kingsbury, who's one of the
Speaker 5: best in the NFL at any level football, even in college.
Speaker 5: He was at USC when I was there, at calling
Speaker 5: plays at getting guys involved.
Speaker 1: It's just so much fun to watch.
Speaker 5: And I truly believe he's going to take a step
Speaker 5: forward under Cliff Kingsbury. And you know who's most excited
Speaker 5: about this. It's not Jamee Daniels, it's not the Commander fans,
Speaker 5: it's not Dan Quinn, it's not Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 1: It's Terry McLaurin. Now you pair up Terry McLaurin, who
Speaker 1: he has zach Ertz.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you have other guys on that roster, right, Rousin Eckler.
Speaker 5: That can be you know, weapons on game day. But
Speaker 5: I promise you opposing defenses are focusing on Terry mclauiny.
Speaker 5: He was the only player on their roster that went
Speaker 5: for over a thousand all purpose yards last year. But
Speaker 5: now you bring in a solid wide receiver too, that
Speaker 5: takes the double coverage off of him. I give them
Speaker 5: some more one on ones. There's a lot of great
Speaker 5: number one wide receivers in the NFL. I guarantee you
Speaker 5: most of them have a very good number two or
Speaker 5: A one, A one B because now you get one
Speaker 5: on one matchups. That's what Debo can do for Terry McLaurin.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, look at that guys on the Eagles. They
Speaker 3: got each other, They got all kinds of weapons right there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was the Terry Show. And now he's got a friend.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about Debo, and I need to
Speaker 3: talk to Deebo a little bit. So I just I
Speaker 3: look at Deebo Samuel right now, and it's just this
Speaker 3: big question of motivation chip on the shoulder all that
Speaker 3: as he goes to a new team with a year
Speaker 3: left on his deal and everything to prove. I remember
Speaker 3: when Deebo exploded, and he was really one of the
Speaker 3: biggest stories in the league, and he was an unbelievably
Speaker 3: cool players unique. It was like a running back, play
Speaker 3: wide receiver, and he's got this cool name that ties
Speaker 3: into pop culture, and we just we celebrated Deebo Samuel.
Speaker 3: And I think the Internet loved Deebo sam I think social.
Speaker 1: Media loved Deebo Samuel. I looked at Deebo Samuel on
Speaker 1: social media yesterday.
Speaker 3: Holy crap, it's a wasteland and Deebo, like, I want
Speaker 3: to make sure to talk to him, just so he knows.
Speaker 1: And this is going to seem a little gratuitous and.
Speaker 3: A little cold, but I just watched Jalen Hurtz go
Speaker 3: win a Super Bowl because he's got a picture on
Speaker 3: a screen saver of him losing a Super Bowl, Like,
Speaker 3: do you know what they're saying about Deebo out there?
Speaker 3: Just so as you go to your new experience, Deebo
Speaker 3: with a new quarterback and a new team in a
Speaker 3: new reality, I just want to make sure you know
Speaker 3: all of the stuff in the way that they like.
Speaker 1: There are really three groups of people in the internet.
Speaker 3: Jokesters and the way that they talk about Deebo Samuel.
Speaker 3: Here's the three groups. People who say you are washed,
Speaker 3: people who say you are fat, and then people who say.
Speaker 1: You are both. That's the groups out there. Now, there's
Speaker 1: those subgroups that say you are really.
Speaker 3: A product of Kyle Shanhan's ingenuity and you'ren't really as
Speaker 3: good as your production was.
Speaker 1: It was a Shanahan thing.
Speaker 3: Then there's ones who call you timu Percy Harvin with
Speaker 3: the body of James Harden.
Speaker 1: These are not my takes. I don't believe this. I
Speaker 1: like Deebo.
Speaker 3: He is an anger runs winner. He is a really
Speaker 3: cool thing. We've celebrated him a lot on the show.
Speaker 3: But if I am Debo and I'm sitting there saying, like,
Speaker 3: what is my motivation for this year, above and beyond it,
Speaker 3: just look at that stuff because that's how they look
Speaker 3: at you, right or wrong.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with it.
Speaker 3: It's not just idiots either, real legitimate Tim Kamakami, journalist says,
Speaker 3: like Deebos twenty pounds overweight. He's out there talking about
Speaker 3: this guy who covers.
Speaker 1: The team, who knows the team. So maybe there's reality
Speaker 1: in it, maybe there's not.
Speaker 3: The point is if you're Deebo Samuel and people are
Speaker 3: saying you have the body of Chris from Family Guy,
Speaker 3: and you're supposed to be a Greek god and.
Speaker 1: The best playmaker in the league. Take all that.
Speaker 3: Bookmark this or screencap it and keep it on your
Speaker 3: phone or keep it in your locker.
Speaker 1: Keep it because you are way better than that.
Speaker 3: And as a show and me as a person, I
Speaker 3: like you and I'm rooting for you. But when you
Speaker 3: go to Washington and you go to Jade and your
Speaker 3: new fan base, remember all those things that they're saying,
Speaker 3: and go make plays and shut them the hell up.
Speaker 2: And it's so wonderful when you just get handed materials.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to help him it and I really I
Speaker 3: want Deebo to be a great story. I want him
Speaker 3: to be comeback Player of the Year. If he's even algebra,
Speaker 3: I don't even know. But he's going to a great
Speaker 3: place where they're going to be excited to have him.
Speaker 1: And just shut all those idiots. I'p just do it, Deebo.
Speaker 1: Oh it's eighty yards at a time. Dam out the door.
Speaker 2: You're the rookie. You have to go after that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, bro, wow, wow, wow, remind me not
Speaker 3: to make.
Speaker 1: You mad, but I don't say no, no, not me.
Speaker 1: I'm the body of a motivational conduit. I like it.
Speaker 3: But since twenty nineteen, all he's done is beat La,
Speaker 3: beat the Rams.
Speaker 1: He was the reason they did.
Speaker 3: He was the attitude the Rams, said Jalen Ramsey, he
Speaker 3: might have been the most intense player I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: That includes Aaron Donald. There's something burning inside of him
Speaker 3: that we don't know about. Yeah, the only guy that
Speaker 3: could match that intensity was Debo, and he would take
Speaker 3: it out on the football team. So that's the reason
Speaker 3: why the Rams couldn't get over the hump until it
Speaker 3: mattered most in the NFC Championship Chip Game and what
Speaker 3: happened there, Deebo took one over the middle, so that
Speaker 3: kind of got it started.
Speaker 1: But I think he's going to be great.
Speaker 3: For what you said, I think Terry McLaurin is one
Speaker 3: of the receivers that no one talks about.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I think you'll have a chance to at least attack
Speaker 3: man covered single coverage and go down the field.
Speaker 1: I think Debo is one of one.
Speaker 3: I think you use him exactly like San Francisco used
Speaker 3: him out of the backfield. Whatever throw screens to him,
Speaker 3: let him run the football. He is that physical. I
Speaker 3: still think that guy is there now. I think what
Speaker 3: happened with Debo and how that kind of went over
Speaker 3: the hump and just kind of turned negative. I think
Speaker 3: that was an example of what's going on in San
Speaker 3: fran Maybe that window is closing, maybe they feel it.
Speaker 3: Remember when he punched the placekicker there. I think that
Speaker 3: kind of showed what was going on there. So the
Speaker 3: act kind of worth in the production dipped and you
Speaker 3: get traded.
Speaker 1: In the NFL, that's just the way it goes.
Speaker 3: But in Washington, for everything you said and you said,
Speaker 3: I think you'll see the best out of Debo, which
Speaker 3: will help that young offense, help that quarterback. I still
Speaker 3: think that guy exists now. About being two fifteen, I
Speaker 3: don't believe it. I need to see it on a scale.
Speaker 3: He is a big receiver, I mean a big, big dude.
Speaker 3: But I think he will help the Commanders get over
Speaker 3: the hump there.
Speaker 2: The initial question was what does this mean for either
Speaker 2: the commanders or the forty nine ers, And it seems
Speaker 2: like everybody at the table leaned a little bit more
Speaker 2: towards what it means for the future. Which is all
Speaker 2: well and good. But when I first saw the news
Speaker 2: go down, Kyle, I was a little bit like, what
Speaker 2: are we doing in San Francisco, because now you're about
Speaker 2: to lock money up with Brockporty over the next five years.
Speaker 2: There's Brandon I Yuk talk out there as well. What
Speaker 2: did you think of the forty nine ers deciding to
Speaker 2: move on from Deebo Samuel?
Speaker 1: Well, I think it's been tough last few years.
Speaker 3: There was the contract stuff, and they eventually pay him,
Speaker 3: and then you pay him and you want him to
Speaker 3: get better and not get worse, which he did down Equivocally,
Speaker 3: We've also seen guys who get paid and maybe they
Speaker 3: don't work out quite as hard. And I should be
Speaker 3: very clear, I'm not seeing what Deebo Salmon does to
Speaker 3: work out about super and internet stuff. But I'm also
Speaker 3: talking about journalists who covered the team to say, and
Speaker 3: maybe after he got paid, Deebo Samuel gears shifted.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 3: The San Francisco thing's fascinating because here we are and
Speaker 3: like we just crowe about the RAMS, and we like
Speaker 3: some of the other teams in the division, and like
Speaker 3: San Francisco used to be sitting there just dominating and
Speaker 3: now they're losing debo. We don't know the future of
Speaker 3: ayuk Kittle. I feel like he's been in the league
Speaker 3: twenty years at this point. McCaffrey's coming off his injury.
Speaker 3: He's like, we're in a little bit of a crossroads
Speaker 3: because I guess they're going to pay party and that's
Speaker 3: the new reality.
Speaker 1: Very mysterious team right now for San Francisco.
Speaker 2: Speaking of mysterious, we're turning our attention to free agency
Speaker 2: this month. It's March, everybody. Are the Bengals going to
Speaker 2: figure out and play money checkers and chess with t Higgins?
Speaker 2: Are the Vikings going to bring Sam Darnold back even
Speaker 2: though they have JJ on the roster. These are free
Speaker 2: agent questions. Are these guys staying in? They're gods in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five?
Speaker 1: Right, I love Godwin.
Speaker 2: We're going to be all over free agency Frenzy. Eight
Speaker 2: hours of live coverage starting on Monday, March tenth, at
Speaker 2: ten am Eastern right here on NFL Network. Still to
Speaker 2: come on our show though today we're not gonna look
Speaker 2: next to the nonag we're talking about this Monday, We're
Speaker 2: gonna take a look at the biggest winners from the combine.
Speaker 2: That first guy that throw in the football and that
Speaker 2: was mine. If I saw the hair, rad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, looks like a guy you want to have in
Speaker 3: the locker room. Plus, number one player on my board
Speaker 3: is running back from Arizona State.
Speaker 1: You can have your Travis Houner, you can have it.
Speaker 3: That's the number one player on my board and my
Speaker 3: mock I have him going to the Titans. Number one
Speaker 3: overall that's Cam Scataboo, and I have thoughts on how
Speaker 3: I do not want this guy talked about. I have
Speaker 3: some some cliches and some bugaboos about Scataboo.
Speaker 1: After this, we're gonna talk about it. We talk all
Speaker 1: about the combine.
Speaker 3: We got friends here at the table, and there's an
Speaker 3: amusement park.
Speaker 1: Good Morning Football on a Monday.
Speaker 2: Which one is a Kyle You're a.
Speaker 3: Kelt that Centamonica pier body start flew through.
Speaker 1: Good Morning Football.
Speaker 2: We are the happy, go lucky, positive show on records.
Speaker 2: So we're not going to talk about combine winners and losers.
Speaker 2: Just winners here at the table, right four winners here,
Speaker 2: we're going to talk about whose draft stock is rising
Speaker 2: after their showing in Indy. Why are you chuckling about it.
Speaker 1: I just think that you nailed it.
Speaker 3: Like, we don't sit here and say, wow, this kid
Speaker 3: blew his entire future this weekend and he'll never be drafted.
Speaker 1: Here's mine, losers, Where is that out there? If you
Speaker 1: want that, we just don't do that.
Speaker 3: This kid will not be drafted, will never be paid.
Speaker 3: He has to go home and tell his parents his
Speaker 3: dreams are shattered.
Speaker 1: No, we don't do that here.
Speaker 2: No we don't. Instead we talk about comedians that showed
Speaker 2: up in the booth in Indianapolis, and only guys that
Speaker 2: draft stock is going up, up up, Cody, you have
Speaker 2: to go first. Who's your winner from the weekend?
Speaker 5: I am going with running back baseal Touton from Virginia Tech.
Speaker 1: Talking about to nine two.
Speaker 5: Hundred and five pounds. He is the definition of taking
Speaker 5: advantage of your opportunity. He made the most of his
Speaker 5: opportunity out there. He jumped ten feet ten inches in
Speaker 5: the broad jump, which was second amongst running backs. He
Speaker 5: then went out and had a forty inch vertical which
Speaker 5: was first, and he ran a four point three two
Speaker 5: forty yard death. But most importantly, he ran a one
Speaker 5: point four to nine ten yards split and why the
Speaker 5: most important because not only does he have breakaway speed,
Speaker 5: he also has that burst of speed, and that's what
Speaker 5: coaches want to see, right, how well can you be patient?
Speaker 5: Can you read and react with the offensive lineman, and
Speaker 5: then can you put your foot in the ground and
Speaker 5: get in north and south. He also did a great
Speaker 5: job with on the field drills. But he's not just
Speaker 5: a combined hero, right. He's not a type of guy
Speaker 5: that's going to go out there perform well on the
Speaker 5: combine and the stats don't back it up. He spent
Speaker 5: two years at Virginia Tech. He had over two thousand yards,
Speaker 5: twenty five touchdowns on the ground.
Speaker 1: Had breakaway speed.
Speaker 5: But why is it so important for Touton and and
Speaker 5: we got some stats up there too. Just why is
Speaker 5: it so important for him? Is because when you're a
Speaker 5: running back like too, and you're not one of the
Speaker 5: higher ranked guys, right, you can go to a place
Speaker 5: and they can see this athleticism in this speed, and
Speaker 5: now you can make a living on specialties, and you
Speaker 5: can go return punts and return kickoffs, and you can
Speaker 5: go out there as a gunner on the punt team,
Speaker 5: and then you develop as a running back.
Speaker 1: Maybe if it's a crowded running back room.
Speaker 5: So I absolutely believe he just earned himself a spot
Speaker 5: on a roster. Toot and take a bout.
Speaker 1: Well done. That's a great name too, But he scores
Speaker 1: Tuton right, Yeah, what do you got?
Speaker 3: I knew a guy named Rick Twoton, the punter Ricktoton related, Yeah, Jonas,
Speaker 3: I hope not.
Speaker 1: Definitely not ran four three two. He's no punter, No, no.
Speaker 3: The guy I looked at was actually Pierce Junior from Tennessee.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's an absolute monster. The guy just tracks
Speaker 3: the ball. He's a great pass rusher, he's a great
Speaker 3: inside linebacker.
Speaker 1: He just can do it all.
Speaker 3: So I could not wait to see how he tested,
Speaker 3: how he ran the drills. He actually had to do
Speaker 3: his change of direction. You see it here. When you
Speaker 3: see guys on tape that pop, you hope they pop
Speaker 3: at the combine. This is one of those guys that
Speaker 3: rockets up the charts right now. So you start to
Speaker 3: pair him with other guys. If you put him in
Speaker 3: San fran with Bose, oh my god, that's off the edge,
Speaker 3: or anybody like Jared Verse, if you want to bring
Speaker 3: him here to the rams. But I don't think he'll
Speaker 3: be there. But the guy is absolutely fantastic and he
Speaker 3: tested well at the combine.
Speaker 1: You just love his hit movement.
Speaker 3: You love how he dips and rips, You love that
Speaker 3: straight line speed. You see all that on tape and
Speaker 3: then you get to see it live like this year.
Speaker 3: He's one of the guys that will slip into that
Speaker 3: first round right there. He's picking up those little too
Speaker 3: fast and there's the whole four or seven.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, you gotta have it.
Speaker 2: It's not very aero dynamic.
Speaker 1: That's a verat looking list.
Speaker 3: I love James Pearson at the top of it. I
Speaker 3: love watching the forties so much just as a television products.
Speaker 3: It's to the point now where it's almost like The Masters.
Speaker 3: To me, it's almost soothing, Like I like the way
Speaker 3: that Rich and DJ talk about it.
Speaker 4: I do. I like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the forty is like the Masters to.
Speaker 3: You, well you know how, Like it's just it's Rich
Speaker 3: and DJ kind of talking.
Speaker 1: These whispers, Oh I see you. Yeah, it's like it's
Speaker 1: soothing as a television broadcast. I got you.
Speaker 3: But you could do a blind test where when you
Speaker 3: watch the guys run based just on Daniel Jeremiah Richison's reactions.
Speaker 1: You can tell what they ran like. There's the four
Speaker 1: to four reaction. It's kind of like, oh nice, and
Speaker 1: then when one.
Speaker 3: Of those guys hits four to three, they go all right.
Speaker 3: Then it's when that rare four to two club hits,
Speaker 3: it's just wow.
Speaker 1: Matthew Golden from Texas is in the four to two club.
Speaker 1: Four to nine. It's entry level four two club. But
Speaker 1: we don't frown on it. Four two nine.
Speaker 3: Listen, I know everybody's getting faster, and the evolution of
Speaker 3: the athlete is crazy.
Speaker 4: Four two.
Speaker 1: It's still four two. It's still absolutely outlandish.
Speaker 3: And I can't think of a better time for a
Speaker 3: Texas wide receiver to run four to two than about
Speaker 3: twenty minutes ago. There was a Texas wide receiver in
Speaker 3: the Super Bowl on the end of a beatdown from
Speaker 3: the Eagles who was still making plays at the end
Speaker 3: of the game and the post Xavier Worthy I run
Speaker 3: a four to two coming from Texas world, in which
Speaker 3: Mahomes and Reid at al made a thing out of
Speaker 3: him in a really good rookie year and one of
Speaker 3: the only guys in the chief who felt like making
Speaker 3: a play in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking there Matthew All.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I know that dude, I know that program,
Speaker 3: I know that speed. I think as a guy who
Speaker 3: was looked at as a really good wide receiver forty
Speaker 3: eight hours ago, I still think there's something wildly seductive
Speaker 3: about the numbers four and two for any sort of GM.
Speaker 3: They see that and it's like they can't resist it.
Speaker 3: It's that bug lamp, you know that sucks you in
Speaker 3: on the porch. They know it's going to kill them,
Speaker 3: but they have to get to it. They see four
Speaker 3: two and they're like, READO our whole board. I want
Speaker 3: to draft Matthew Golden from Texas. Anytime you cook that thing,
Speaker 3: that's going to get you drafted high. And I think
Speaker 3: he did huge favors himself this weekend.
Speaker 2: I also like there is a growing list of players
Speaker 2: who only run the forty like they just show up indeed,
Speaker 2: and that is the only thing that they're going to
Speaker 2: car participated because they're like, this is what I'm going
Speaker 2: to make my money on. I was a little worried
Speaker 2: about one quarterback going into the combine because I felt
Speaker 2: that this young quarterback had some things working against him.
Speaker 2: It was the way his hair flowed, it was all
Speaker 2: the great schools that he went to. And when you
Speaker 2: have an X in your first name, like Jackson Dart
Speaker 2: and you played quarterback, you're kind of like, guys, come on,
Speaker 2: is this really going to track out the way that
Speaker 2: it's supposed to. Jack and Guart had a great Saturday
Speaker 2: and it wasn't a oh my god, DJ Jackson Saturday.
Speaker 2: It was a Jackson Dart hung on Saturday. He improved
Speaker 2: his draft stock. Now if you look up Jackson Dart
Speaker 2: on the Internet, people are saying, oh, you're never going
Speaker 2: to have a Lane Kiffen quarterback come out in the
Speaker 2: first round, Like, why does Jackson Dart play well at
Speaker 2: Old Miss? Why did it work for a Jackson dark quarterback?
Speaker 5: Just I played for Lane Kiffin, Yes, I really did.
Speaker 5: And I love the way that Kiff would teach off
Speaker 5: and see you. I was fortunate enough to play for
Speaker 5: Lane Kiffin, for Steve Sarkijian, I played for a lot
Speaker 5: of great offensive line coaches, and it does it helped
Speaker 5: me so much with my football knowledge. My junior year,
Speaker 5: I had a great year under Steve Starkegan. I am
Speaker 5: open enough to admit that a big part of that
Speaker 5: was the way that he gain planned and what I learned.
Speaker 1: From Kiff the year before. But Kippen does such a great.
Speaker 5: Job of using his quarterbacks, whether it's Jackson Dart, whoever,
Speaker 5: it may be, to their best advantage and help them
Speaker 5: get to that next level. And I truly believe Kivin
Speaker 5: played a big part in that. And obviously Jackson, you know,
Speaker 5: had to do a lot of it himself. But it's
Speaker 5: very impressive to see what he's been.
Speaker 1: Able to do.
Speaker 2: All right, So now he's got the hair, he's got
Speaker 2: the name, he's got the arm. What about Yeah, got
Speaker 2: great lettuce great let it. I'm not well, you never
Speaker 2: know because what if the meetings don't go well? What
Speaker 2: if the conversations and to Cody's point, the football IQ
Speaker 2: doesn't go well well? Jackson Dart held his own this
Speaker 2: weekend because our own Peter Schrager had this tweet. This
Speaker 2: was Friday after media availability finish up aced the media session,
Speaker 2: and you have to understand, Peter Shreger has to just
Speaker 2: put this out because he thinks the guy did well
Speaker 2: at the podium. It's because he knows that Jackson Dart
Speaker 2: is popping in and out of each room with every team,
Speaker 2: and he knows man. I think some gms are talking
Speaker 2: about the way Jackson Dart handled his business in those conversations.
Speaker 2: So cam Ward and Shador Sanders don't throw, they don't
Speaker 2: don't work out. Jackson Dart did so. Not only did
Speaker 2: he improve his name within the meeting rooms, then he
Speaker 2: went out and had a really solid Saturday and Jackson
Speaker 2: Dart also had some fun. Because there's always the risk
Speaker 2: of injury, Jackson Dart wanted to celebrate with the cartwheel
Speaker 2: at the end of the throwing session. Let's see it again.
Speaker 2: Very good, Jackson Dart.
Speaker 7: Very good.
Speaker 3: Like in the world of like Anthony Richardson doing backflips
Speaker 3: and stuff to.
Speaker 4: Say it bad.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know if the leg straight up, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: is not a great account of No.
Speaker 2: I see taking care of your body. I see cautious,
Speaker 2: I see intelligence.
Speaker 1: I think that was a great I see stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by the way, straight it worked his ass off
Speaker 1: at the combine.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Right, just I'm following Peter on social alone and then
Speaker 3: on the network.
Speaker 1: I've never seen him more.
Speaker 4: Card.
Speaker 1: You know, wherever you are right now, you deserve it.
Speaker 3: Somewhere swimming in a shirt and He just absolutely deserves that.
Speaker 2: Peter, we love you man, chip Basket.
Speaker 5: It's well, yeah, yeah, you get down your point right
Speaker 5: there to that tweet that Peter had not from learning
Speaker 5: fromlan Kift. That's because of the mental side of things.
Speaker 5: That was a perfect tea up right there. That was awesome.
Speaker 5: But I believe that he is going to skyrocket. He
Speaker 5: could potentially be the boatsmotion. What'd you think of the motion?
Speaker 1: It was pretty smooth.
Speaker 5: Later on the show breaking down some comparisons, break it
Speaker 5: down a little bit. But I was very impressed with
Speaker 5: how he played from under center in the combine because
Speaker 5: you don't do that a lot at ole miss Runner
Speaker 5: lank Camp and you're in gun a lot.
Speaker 1: But he did a good job.
Speaker 5: You could tell he really put a lot of time
Speaker 5: and effort into his preparation from under center, especially thrown
Speaker 5: to the left. Well done, Jackson Dot a very good
Speaker 5: job at the combine.
Speaker 2: It's our first show of GMFP in March, and that
Speaker 2: means it's the start of Women's History Month. The NFL
Speaker 2: is celebrating the accomplishments of inspirational women across the league.
Speaker 2: We kick off our series with Katie keenan Vice president
Speaker 2: of live event operations at the NFL. Katie describes what
Speaker 2: it's like to put together the Mecca of events and
Speaker 2: how women are making the sports world a better place.
Speaker 1: So I grew up a really.
Speaker 2: Big sports fan.
Speaker 8: I played sports all my life. I did my internship
Speaker 8: in true you know, at the two thousand and six
Speaker 8: Torino Paralympics, I actually worked on credentials. There was a
Speaker 8: position at the NFL and I went for it. You
Speaker 8: never know what experience is going to get you in
Speaker 8: the future. My role is to oversee the operations for
Speaker 8: the NFL's major events. We do Super Bowl Draft.
Speaker 1: NFL Draft is now underway.
Speaker 8: Pro Bowl games, and then some of our International Series games.
Speaker 8: My favorite event of my whole career was the twenty
Speaker 8: sixteen Mexico Game, and it was the first project that
Speaker 8: I led at the NFL. That was really kind of
Speaker 8: a big event to bring the NFL back to Mexico
Speaker 8: to play at Astadios Deco, which is one of the
Speaker 8: most historical famous stadiums in the world.
Speaker 2: But then Super Bowl overall is.
Speaker 8: Just the Mecca of events. Delivering the Super Bowl every
Speaker 8: year and it going off sort of successfully is just
Speaker 8: a really incredible achievement. I get emotional sometimes because I
Speaker 8: think when I look at the core team of people
Speaker 8: that are leading at Super Bowl and Draft, it's mostly
Speaker 8: women that are decision makers that are just crushing everything
Speaker 8: that we're doing, and I think the sports world are
Speaker 8: better for it.
Speaker 1: Good morning football, all right, folks.
Speaker 3: Fifty two days until the twenty twenty five NFL Draft,
Speaker 3: and my favorite player in this year's draft is the
Speaker 3: running back from Arizona State by way of Sacramento State
Speaker 3: named Cameron Scataboo. Okay, I love this guy. He's my
Speaker 3: favorite player.
Speaker 1: He's my favorite player maybe in years.
Speaker 3: But I've been noticing something in the analysis of Cam
Speaker 3: Skataboo that's starting to percolate a little bits that I
Speaker 3: want to get ahead of and I want to nip
Speaker 3: in the bud, and I want to make a little
Speaker 3: bit of public service announcement about it.
Speaker 1: Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: I am not going to sit here for the next
Speaker 3: fifty two days and hear the name Cameron Skataboo in
Speaker 3: the same sentence as deceptively fast or sneaky athletic. It's
Speaker 3: already happening, and I don't like it, and I don't
Speaker 3: like where it's going, especially not after what he did
Speaker 3: as Arizona State, not after what he did in Indianapolis
Speaker 3: over the weekend.
Speaker 1: There is nothing Remember what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: There is nothing sneaky about a forty inch vertical jump
Speaker 3: thirty nine point five.
Speaker 1: This guy just jumped.
Speaker 3: That is better than Adrian Peterson, than Jamal Charles, than Marshawn.
Speaker 3: It's better than Christian McCaffrey, who I personally thought drove
Speaker 3: a steak through the entire heart of the sneaky athletic
Speaker 3: joke industry. But we're still here, and I need to stop.
Speaker 1: All right, It's not funny anymore. We knew it for years.
Speaker 1: It's not applicable here. Don't do it.
Speaker 3: How do I know, because when I posted my excitement
Speaker 3: over Scataboo's vertical on social media this weekend, the very
Speaker 3: first response I got was here.
Speaker 1: Check out the response. Garafolo downright sneaky athlet Mike. Mike,
Speaker 1: you're not helping. You're not helping, Mike. You should know better.
Speaker 3: You're encouraging the online lemmings to make the same dumb
Speaker 3: joke about cam Scattaboo. Mike, I'm putting you in attention
Speaker 3: don't do that anymore. I am tabooing all of the cliches.
Speaker 3: When I hear talk about Cam Scattubu, I want to
Speaker 3: hear about his incredible tackle breaking, his strength, his breakaways all.
Speaker 3: I do not want to hear in your analysis that
Speaker 3: he is a Jim Racked, a coach on the field,
Speaker 3: that he has a great motor. I don't want to
Speaker 3: hear that Cam Scataboo is the son of a coach.
Speaker 1: You know why, because he's not. I did the research.
Speaker 3: His dad's name is Leonard Scataboo, and he works in
Speaker 3: pest control. God bless him, because that's exactly what we
Speaker 3: need right now. In the analysis of his son, pest control,
Speaker 3: spray him, kill him dead. Including this Cam Scataboo comps
Speaker 3: are driving me crazy, and I'm gonna pull from this
Speaker 3: very table during the commercial break.
Speaker 1: Over the next fifty listen to me. Look at me,
Speaker 1: Look at me. Oh, don't look at your phone. Look
Speaker 1: at me. Over the next fifty two days.
Speaker 3: I do not want to hear the name Toby Gerhart
Speaker 3: a single time.
Speaker 1: Don't say it.
Speaker 3: If you're saying it about Cam Scataboo.
Speaker 1: You're mailing in your analysis. You're lazy.
Speaker 3: They're not close to the same prospect. While I'm at it,
Speaker 3: while I have you, do not utter the name Peyton
Speaker 3: hillis in my presence.
Speaker 4: Stop it.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at you, Kessler.
Speaker 3: Cam Scataboo is five nine two nineteen. Peyton hillis went
Speaker 3: six two two fifty. It's an idiotic comparison. Do better
Speaker 3: than just scrolling your nostalgia rolodex for the fastest meathead
Speaker 3: cracker you can find. All right, you have to do better. Oh,
Speaker 3: he's a Peyton hillis He's nothing like Peyton Hills. He
Speaker 3: has exactly one thing in common with Peyton Hills, and
Speaker 3: you know what it is, athletic hits.
Speaker 1: R. Yes, he has two things. He's a running back
Speaker 1: and the other thing. Lastly, Okay, it is possible.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna try to stay calm now, I'm trying to worry.
Speaker 1: Am I breathing good?
Speaker 3: It is possible to describe and analyze young Cameron Scataboo
Speaker 3: without mentioning.
Speaker 1: The name Mike Allstotts. No one loves Mike Alstott more
Speaker 1: than me.
Speaker 3: Mike Alstott had four inches and thirty pounds on Scataboo. Guys,
Speaker 3: just speaking purely in the football sense.
Speaker 1: It's not the comp.
Speaker 3: He ran a totally different offense coming out of college
Speaker 3: at Purdue in a totally different sports back in the nineties.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 3: I also believe Scataboo is faster than all Stott was,
Speaker 3: and we'll see that when he eventually runs of forty.
Speaker 3: No one loves mikeael Stott more than me. I'll talk
Speaker 3: about Mike Alstott all year long, but not when we're
Speaker 3: talking about this Arizona State running back.
Speaker 1: All right. Now, you might say, well, we have to
Speaker 1: have comps. Who we're going to compare him to. You
Speaker 1: just mentioned all the white guys. Who's left or we do?
Speaker 1: Never mind that, Let's talk about the Here's what we do.
Speaker 3: H I got some comps for you. Mark Ingram is
Speaker 3: a comp for Cam Scattaboo. Very similar size, same kind
Speaker 3: of angry runner. You want another comp Frank Gore, incredible bounce,
Speaker 3: it's on a smaller guy.
Speaker 1: It just won't go down.
Speaker 3: You think it's a three yard day, and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden it's second and two and.
Speaker 1: He gained eight yards. Similar there.
Speaker 3: And yes, Cam Scataboo has some Marshawn Lynch And I'm
Speaker 3: not the personality. He's not as fast, but wild, fierce,
Speaker 3: almost messy runs. It is almost exactly the same weight
Speaker 3: as Marshaw.
Speaker 1: So, guys, I hope you're picking up what I'm putting down.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking.
Speaker 3: I'm talking to the table actually, and I'm also talking
Speaker 3: to the world's table that is right out there. I
Speaker 3: don't want to hear it anymore, all right, I don't
Speaker 3: want to all those names I listed, all the.
Speaker 1: Sneaky, fat blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: I get the joke. I got the joke years ago.
Speaker 3: I've made the joke. I'm just not making about Cam scattabooy.
Speaker 3: He's better than that. Up your analysis. Class up the
Speaker 3: joint for once, because I'm not here for it.
Speaker 5: Nice I am after that, Kyle, I am all in, okay, SCOTTU,
Speaker 5: I have been for a while.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what just real quick.
Speaker 5: As a quarterback, you love playing with a guy like
Speaker 5: Camp scattaboy. You feel very comfortable when you have a
Speaker 5: runner like that. For exactly what you said, because he'll
Speaker 5: turn a second and eleven into a second and two
Speaker 5: or it looks like the play's over. And I can't
Speaker 5: tell you how much more open when your playbook gets
Speaker 5: on second and two, then.
Speaker 1: It does second eleven.
Speaker 5: I love when I can turn around and hand the
Speaker 5: ball to any of my running backs I play with,
Speaker 5: but like a Cam Scataboo type, and you can go
Speaker 5: pick up those tough yards.
Speaker 4: Cody, I got a job.
Speaker 1: I got to pull a lot easier.
Speaker 3: You have incredible aerodyite analysis, and I love having you here.
Speaker 1: In the commercial break, all right, Cody gets up, He
Speaker 1: stretch his legs. Just getting to know people is getting comfortable.
Speaker 3: We talk about what the next segment is going to be,
Speaker 3: which is this segment where now it's about cam Scattaboo.
Speaker 3: Kessler is over there going yeah, uh, what's that guy's name?
Speaker 3: Peyton hillis uh yeah, and then you're off on your
Speaker 3: mic All Stott stories.
Speaker 1: And I like you guys. You are absolutely teeing me
Speaker 1: up right now. This happened? Is it for real?
Speaker 4: Right there?
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Hey, it wasn't on I don't think it was on live,
Speaker 5: so I can't I can't confirm to neither, but it's
Speaker 5: I'm glad it.
Speaker 1: Did you like my all start stop? You hated the Hills?
Speaker 1: You like my al stock? I hate them all? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And it campaigns to scatchy. I want to know how
Speaker 3: fast this guy is.
Speaker 1: I really do.
Speaker 3: I want to see him roll forty I was kind
Speaker 3: of surprised with the with the vertical forty inches incredible.
Speaker 3: I was never expecting that. And I don't know how
Speaker 3: fast Frank Gore was. All I know is you couldn't
Speaker 3: catch him. I played against Michael said he was tough
Speaker 3: to bring down. If he's a cop to that guys,
Speaker 3: to everybody you just mentioned, he's a can't miss NFL prospect.
Speaker 3: The only thing I don't know is how fast he is,
Speaker 3: and we do talk about blinding speed coming out of
Speaker 3: the combine.
Speaker 1: I'm completely triggered by what you just said.
Speaker 4: You know what it was?
Speaker 1: Which part I knew it?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Am I a heady player?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, but that's a good one.
Speaker 3: When you're just rapping off and you go, you know,
Speaker 3: forty inches. I wasn't expecting that. Why, that's a great player.
Speaker 3: Look at him, he looks like a fullback. Would you
Speaker 3: expect John Riggins to jump forty inches? No, that was
Speaker 3: at seventies. I just would not expect it. I didn't
Speaker 3: expect this guy to be there. Why John Riggs of
Speaker 3: all people camp John Larry didn't want to.
Speaker 1: I just don't want to see you run a forty.
Speaker 3: I just do and I want to see you run
Speaker 3: the forty yard dash, but everything else on tape.
Speaker 1: You got to love the guy.
Speaker 3: I think, listen, it's one of the most interesting forties
Speaker 3: in this year's draft because if he cooks it, and
Speaker 3: I think his definition of cooks would be mid four fives,
Speaker 3: Like he runs a four to five five, damn all right.
Speaker 1: If he runs four seven three, it's a different deal.
Speaker 3: I really think that people are waiting and fascinated by
Speaker 3: his forty time in particular, maybe even above some other players,
Speaker 3: because you love what he does. You love how tough
Speaker 3: he is, how good of a raw athlete is he.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think he's going to run high four fives.
Speaker 3: I'll just put it out there right now. I think
Speaker 3: he's ready.
Speaker 1: He didn't run at the combine.
Speaker 3: Who run at the pro Dale even better shape than
Speaker 3: maybe lighter. I just love the player so much and
Speaker 3: I hope he does well. We're about touchdown telling me,
Speaker 3: d oh.
Speaker 1: See, let's just start ripping them up totally. Getting what
Speaker 1: do you think.
Speaker 2: The pest control game is like? In Rio, Linda Turgent.
Speaker 1: Big Turgion.
Speaker 4: I bet that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, listen, California. You know Ketchler, A lot of
Speaker 3: things can grow there. They got termites there, all that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: It's it's uh oh wait, that's him.
Speaker 3: That's Leonard Scattabo with a belt. Come on, you gotta
Speaker 3: love him and he deserves the belt for best pest
Speaker 3: control in the central California area.
Speaker 1: Right. Have you ever used him code here from there?
Speaker 5: I have not, unfortunately no, but we'll look into It's not.
Speaker 2: A full long commercial and pest control and cams.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they say about the pest controlling, it's fundamentally sound.
Speaker 3: It's it's like it's quicker than fast and all.
Speaker 2: The cliches high IQ pest control as well.
Speaker 4: To run. It's amazing what one one hundredth of a
Speaker 4: second difference will do. David Spade with us.
Speaker 7: It is interesting to watch this at home. I mean
Speaker 7: interesting is the strong word, but.
Speaker 3: Definitely even worried on my old gosh shoving forty three
Speaker 3: Jordan Phillips.
Speaker 1: He gets a little squggly with his line.
Speaker 4: Looks like my LFE driver's license signature.
Speaker 1: Oh no, what's going on?
Speaker 4: Snaptime every be quiet quiet.
Speaker 1: Oh hey, let that thing in here. This is a dome.
Speaker 1: It's like Paul Bunion in real life.
Speaker 4: Love ground. I said, the only thing I like the
Speaker 4: combine is my red Bone vodka. Great quote. Put some
Speaker 4: masks into it, into it?
Speaker 1: Rich is he in the cobra kai what.
Speaker 4: I love spending the weekend with you boys, watching people
Speaker 4: do magnificent things on a football field.
Speaker 2: Good dad, that was high. Welcome in This is a
Speaker 2: gump our guy. I'm Joy Molinario.
Speaker 1: He was so good.
Speaker 2: I love seeing him in the booth here, so happy.
Speaker 2: I had a take in the in the makeup room
Speaker 2: about Malanaro coming in the booth. I think it was
Speaker 2: the second year in a row he was with Rich
Speaker 2: and DJ. I was on the field last year when
Speaker 2: moll and Arrow was up there, and I realized the panic.
Speaker 2: I think in anyone who's producing and directing televisions, like
Speaker 2: you got to put moll and Arrow on camera or
Speaker 2: else you are very confused, why for like ten seconds
Speaker 2: Peyton Manning's dropping in, what's how it's starting doing the
Speaker 2: right exactly? And so you just they just kept ball
Speaker 2: and Arrow up the entire time because you have to,
Speaker 2: like listen to all his different voices and stuff. What
Speaker 2: you what did you guys take away from the combine?
Speaker 3: Just general, just sleeping general combine as we just saw
Speaker 3: the bigger, strong, or faster number one the athletes are.
Speaker 3: David Spade is still as funny as all get out.
Speaker 1: It's just so much fun.
Speaker 3: I wish that the combine was open when I was
Speaker 3: playing this will be fun.
Speaker 1: Maybe I would have got drafted. Maybe if you saw
Speaker 1: me on TV a little more. Yeah, yeah, that's where
Speaker 1: I was going. You just have family friends there. It
Speaker 1: was not open. I was there and you mentioned something earlier.
Speaker 5: We didn't know our times either, and this was back
Speaker 5: in the twenty sixteen combine. Yeah, you run the forty
Speaker 5: and you're thinking, okay, maybe that was good.
Speaker 1: Maybe it wasn't.
Speaker 5: You don't know any of your times until afterwards. But yeah,
Speaker 5: I would have loved to have family.
Speaker 3: Tell me, because I remember the comment back they don't
Speaker 3: remember this, you'd run the forty. They have their watches,
Speaker 3: there's no display, there's nothing, nothing, and no one says
Speaker 3: to you, you know four sixty five.
Speaker 1: They don't. They didn't even say good job. No, you
Speaker 1: just you were waiting for people to cla go back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and you can't.
Speaker 5: So when we first started, guys would go over and
Speaker 5: ask the starter, hey, you.
Speaker 1: Tell my time. They'd send you to the line. What
Speaker 1: your next turn? They wouldn't tell you.
Speaker 5: And the funny thing is, I told the story last
Speaker 5: week was I ran a four to nine. The entire
Speaker 5: pre combine process ran a four eight. I never broke
Speaker 5: four nine, ran a four eight nine at the combine.
Speaker 5: I didn't know until afterwards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's awesome adrenaline in three hours of sleep.
Speaker 4: You want to.
Speaker 2: Focus on the number. Yeah, you saw one little clip
Speaker 2: and De Marco meedged it. But we got to run
Speaker 2: it back with David Spade showing up in the indjail.
Speaker 4: Let's take a look David Spade.
Speaker 7: Good, nice to see you.
Speaker 1: See.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll time you throw the camera on me. I've
Speaker 7: been here for twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 7: The reason here is there's absolutely no.
Speaker 4: Reason have you run a forty? Ever?
Speaker 9: It was always the fifty when I was That's a
Speaker 9: old n it was the fifties. You always got to
Speaker 9: run through the finish line. That's what I tell the guy.
Speaker 9: I do some light coaching. Yeah, I'm a walk by coach.
Speaker 9: I just walked by people and.
Speaker 4: Go nis up doing some light coaching.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I did some light coaching. I walked by, I
Speaker 7: go abs begin in the kitchen.
Speaker 3: So do you think when the colleges asked for your
Speaker 3: forty and you gave him your fifty?
Speaker 1: Is that why you didn't get rid.
Speaker 7: Of That's what was one of the problems. Oh, I'm martus.
Speaker 7: You gotta want it, hope, drive by coach.
Speaker 4: The fans are going nuts right now. I didn't.
Speaker 7: I didn't think there'd be anybody here. There's million people
Speaker 7: here that Shane. How much does it weigh? That's all
Speaker 7: I think about.
Speaker 4: It was like how much faster he would have won? Four?
Speaker 4: Three two?
Speaker 7: Where's our what's our best today?
Speaker 4: That's our basting at it?
Speaker 1: Right at it?
Speaker 4: I walked indn't it you did?
Speaker 7: Good luck charm.
Speaker 4: You're making him faster just by opinion here, David, I
Speaker 4: think it.
Speaker 9: My mullet is itching this kid in the hotel just goes, well,
Speaker 9: you signed my football.
Speaker 7: I already got Travis Hunter, and I go, who do
Speaker 7: you think of?
Speaker 4: So did you sign it?
Speaker 1: Of course you signed it, Danny Woodhead.
Speaker 7: No, I signed fade. I want to make it worth more.
Speaker 4: Thanks for stopping bun.
Speaker 9: Well, you guys got to take off nice Oh am,
Speaker 9: I out right, I'll ladies and.
Speaker 4: Gentlemen, that's the man.
Speaker 2: That was awesome. That was a That was a good
Speaker 2: move for DJ with the handshake.
Speaker 3: And so the story goes is that Spade and Dana Carvey,
Speaker 3: who does his pod with, were just randomly in Indianapolis
Speaker 3: doing a show like they were there to perform, and
Speaker 3: they're checking into the hotel and he's like, what's all
Speaker 3: these football guys doing here?
Speaker 1: And like, oh, the combine's going around.
Speaker 3: So they walk like I want to watch that, and
Speaker 3: then I think Rich nos Spade and they texted and
Speaker 3: they got him up in the booth by we didn't
Speaker 3: show it in that package. By far, the funniest line
Speaker 3: is he's talking about he really got to the crux
Speaker 3: of putting the combine in TV.
Speaker 1: I think we all appreciate it, where he's like, no,
Speaker 1: I watch it home. It's interesting. Well interesting is probably
Speaker 1: a strong word, but and then they Rich and DJ
Speaker 1: just laugh because they get it. It's just an awesome appearance.
Speaker 1: I loved it. I loved it.
Speaker 2: I would have loved it if we came back from
Speaker 2: commercial and it was Harvey and Spade instead of Richard DJ.
Speaker 2: And you just have no idea that would of it awesome.
Speaker 2: We just do replacement. Love you, rich and DJ. I'm
Speaker 2: not trying to.
Speaker 1: Rich and DJ have to do the show, the comedy
Speaker 1: Showcross the Street.
Speaker 2: Oh no, they probably probably Big.
Speaker 5: Joe Dirk Guy, Big Joe Dirk guys, The Garden dig It.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: I love watching comedians, not on stage or not on
Speaker 5: you know, on a movie, just how witty they are.
Speaker 5: That I laughed the hardest at the end when he's like, hey,
Speaker 5: thanks for coming.
Speaker 1: You know what do you guys gotta go? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the greatest, hilarious Big Joe Dirt. I can actually
Speaker 3: hear you getting fatter. That's that's one of my favorite lines.
Speaker 3: I can actually hear you getting fat.
Speaker 9: Boy right now.
Speaker 2: I hope that the Combine guys knowed him from this movie.
Speaker 1: That would be That was awesome. Tommy putting the