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Speaker 1: I'm ready.
Speaker 6: I'm one hundred percent ready.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you I'm ready. And Ron Wolfleck.
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Speaker 6: The year was nineteen ninety five. Maybe it was early
Speaker 6: ninety six. I don't know, it doesn't really matter. Ron
Speaker 6: Wolfley retired from the NFL ten years, four Pro Bowls,
Speaker 6: like most players, maybe not entirely his choice. Now fast
Speaker 6: forward to twenty twenty five. This time around after a
Speaker 6: two decade run as an NFL analyst, including going viral
Speaker 6: on NFL network more than once. Wolf most definitely calls
Speaker 6: his shot hashtag you are not the boss of me.
Speaker 6: As Wolf calls it a career, the rest of us
Speaker 6: just got blindsided. We got earholds. Speaking of twenty years ago.
Speaker 6: I mean, I might go too around here, be very emotional.
Speaker 6: It's my team mate, that's my analyst. So in the
Speaker 6: very words that Ron Wolfley created on these airwaves, rise
Speaker 6: up red Sea and congratulate Ron Wolfley on a job
Speaker 6: really well done from the broadcast booth over the last
Speaker 6: twenty years.
Speaker 4: Oh, Paulie, that is just too nice, buddy, I really
Speaker 4: do appreciate that. Listen, this has been fantastic. It really is.
Speaker 4: All good things must come to an end. And that's
Speaker 4: the way that I feel about this. Seven years, Paullie,
Speaker 4: seven years as a Saint Louis Cardinal, a Phoenix Cardinal,
Speaker 4: an Arizona Cardinal, of course, in twenty years as an
Speaker 4: Arizona Cardinal radio broadcaster, I have to tell you right now,
Speaker 4: twenty seven years altogether, it just makes me feel so
Speaker 4: good the organization. I've had a wonderful a wonderful time
Speaker 4: with the organization. They've always always treated me with love
Speaker 4: and respect and professionalism, and I'm just so grateful and
Speaker 4: thankful that i had the opportunity to be the Cardinal
Speaker 4: color analysts for the last twenty years, two decades. And
Speaker 4: you know, once again, I'm a situation, Paulie, where you
Speaker 4: know this and I know because we've talked about it
Speaker 4: many times. But I've got a sixteen year old and
Speaker 4: a fifteen year old, and man, when I was in
Speaker 4: the NFL, I had four kids, of course, and I
Speaker 4: had a tendency to be myopic, and when i'd get
Speaker 4: inundated with work, i would block a lot of things
Speaker 4: out and I'd get blinders on. And I shouldn't have
Speaker 4: been in the NFL ten days, let alone ten years.
Speaker 4: And I knew that, and because of that, I missed
Speaker 4: a lot of things when my kids were younger, Paulie.
Speaker 4: And now the second time around, of course, with a
Speaker 4: warrior queen, the beautiful Miss Stephanie and my two kids.
Speaker 4: Now I feel like I've got a second chance, Paulie,
Speaker 4: kind of a second chance, and I don't want to
Speaker 4: do this same thing. And the older i'd get and
Speaker 4: now that I'm sixty two, Paulie. You know this, I've
Speaker 4: got to work more. The older I get, I've got
Speaker 4: to work more. I've got to work harder than I
Speaker 4: did when I was forty two in this business. And
Speaker 4: because of that, the blinders were going on. And I
Speaker 4: want to slow it down and be present for my
Speaker 4: kids and be present for my God as well.
Speaker 6: Very understandable on all levels. Not only well said, well done,
Speaker 6: you know what, great job, a great example to everyone
Speaker 6: else on keeping your priorities in order. And the good
Speaker 6: news is Ron Wolfley stepping away from Cardinals game day duties.
Speaker 6: But not the big red rage presented by Santan forty right, Paulie,
Speaker 6: we are Santan Ford, and you know Tim Hovick saying
Speaker 6: it's all about you. Well, wolf I know you don't
Speaker 6: necessarily like this. It's now all about you. It's twenty
Speaker 6: years of memories are on Jim A. Mahundro. He could
Speaker 6: have gone with two hours of wolf Ley, but he
Speaker 6: boiled it down to two minutes plus. So here we
Speaker 6: go our own two minute drill, flashing back the cold
Speaker 6: tub time machine into wolfleisms from over the years.
Speaker 4: Time for a big red budgeting grab a club, put
Speaker 4: on the kilt and charge across the field. Larry Fitzgerald
Speaker 4: could catch a bee with chopsticks.
Speaker 1: Did you see n Kwan Bolden run that ball?
Speaker 4: That guy could run through a landslide in flip flops.
Speaker 4: Larry Fitzgerald could catch a bebe with his teeth. Davedra
Speaker 4: and Wilson just ate his liver with falla beans in
Speaker 4: a fine candy. A fight broke out at the point
Speaker 4: of attacking the Cardinals offensive line at a battle axe
Speaker 4: and the Browns front seven had a butterdyke bo I
Speaker 4: was at a bloody hamburger? Did you see that in there?
Speaker 1: Kitner?
Speaker 4: Patter, pitter patter, Here comes the splatter, no way toll,
Speaker 4: just all Tasmanian devils.
Speaker 5: You know he's just doing that hold on the ball,
Speaker 5: on the ball, in the gas, run the ball, that
Speaker 5: ball on the ball.
Speaker 4: You want to talk about a guy doing his count
Speaker 4: Dracula impersonation. He's in the pine box. It looks like
Speaker 4: he's done, and the next thing you know, the sun
Speaker 4: goes down and out he comes. You know, sometimes you're
Speaker 4: the spear and sometimes you're the buffalo. And I think
Speaker 4: Dugan right there would be mounted on a wall nicely.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you're the shish and sometimes you're the kabba. I
Speaker 4: think Marshawn Lynch is sweating Terioki sauce.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you're the heifer and sometimes you're the branding iron.
Speaker 5: I think right now, what they gotta do is stick
Speaker 5: Adrian Wilson.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and dump him in a cool barrel of water.
Speaker 4: Two rights don't make it wrong, but two dings definitely
Speaker 4: make a dong ding dog.
Speaker 5: Itch is dead in Arizona.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: The Cordinals half shot in the world, right for true,
Speaker 3: the Cords.
Speaker 5: They're going to Super Bowl forty. The Arizona Cordinals Baby
Speaker 5: go to show.
Speaker 6: I forgot about the Fat Lady singing. That's uh. I
Speaker 6: listen to that now and I realize I heard every
Speaker 6: one of those moments live in my headsets down on
Speaker 6: the sideline, and all the laughs are genuine. I mean
Speaker 6: you and Dave. It was definitely one plus one equals three.
Speaker 6: Is it possible to maybe boil everything down to maybe
Speaker 6: give us I know how you love power Poles Wolf,
Speaker 6: give us like your top three memories, if you had
Speaker 6: to really choose moments memories over twenty in the booth
Speaker 6: calling every single Cardinals game, preseason, regular season, postseason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Paully, Oh my goodness, man, can I just give
Speaker 4: you one, Paully can keep you my favorite memory we
Speaker 4: go overall? It would be the NFC Championship game. It
Speaker 4: would be that January eighteenth, two thousand and nine, when
Speaker 4: the Arizona Cardinals were playing the Philadelphia Eagles. Of course,
Speaker 4: that to me would be a Paulie when we all
Speaker 4: realized on that fourth down. Do you remember that fourth
Speaker 4: down play where the Arizona Cardinals lined up and they
Speaker 4: came after Donovan McNabb. They came after him with cover
Speaker 4: zero to win the game. Huns over the wall, man
Speaker 4: across the board, bring everybody. The flat top was there
Speaker 4: in the secondary and they went after him. And man,
Speaker 4: they got off the field on that fourth down and
Speaker 4: we realized, all of us, the Arizona Cardinals were going
Speaker 4: to the super Bowl. That was in two thousand and nine. Man,
Speaker 4: And that is a sensation, that is a feeling that
Speaker 4: it's really really hard to forget that. I think, Paulie
Speaker 4: would be my favorite moment of those twenty years. How
Speaker 4: about you, paul did you have a favorite moment in
Speaker 4: the last two decades?
Speaker 1: It's hard to argue with that.
Speaker 6: I mean, I want to go with Kurt Warner out
Speaker 6: dueling a young Aaron Rodgers in the playoffs, right, five touchdowns,
Speaker 6: four and completions. I want to go with Larry Fitzgerald's
Speaker 6: seventy five yards and the hail Larry after getting it
Speaker 6: from Carson Palmer to win another Packard playoff game went over.
Speaker 6: But the NFC Championship to this day is the loudest
Speaker 6: sporting event I've ever attended or covered. There you go,
Speaker 6: I would agree with you on that one. We're just
Speaker 6: getting wrong. It is a big red rage. Well here
Speaker 6: from Matt Miller, ESPN NFL Draft analysts. Next on the
Speaker 6: big red rage presented by Santan Ford in Gilbert.
Speaker 5: Back game was Roy Grant of the zone six yards day,
Speaker 5: He's gonna run it out.
Speaker 1: He's out to the tenth, turns it to the.
Speaker 2: Left side of the twenty twenty five thirty thirty five morning,
Speaker 2: he might go all the way.
Speaker 5: He's at the morning, He's at the tunny, he's at
Speaker 5: the ten.
Speaker 1: He is Then for the touchdown Roy Gray around one
Speaker 1: hundred and a half or six.
Speaker 7: Yards I was waiting for he called on a pay
Speaker 7: phone in my dorm and the payphone was on the
Speaker 7: third floor.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: And I was on the second floor. The basketball team
Speaker 7: was on the third floor. I says, hey, guys, listen
Speaker 7: for the phone for me. If it rings, it might
Speaker 7: be for me. So everybody was on alert. But I
Speaker 7: did have a distraction. They say you need distractions on
Speaker 7: draft day. A tornado hit. Are you see a tornado
Speaker 7: hit that morning, right before the draft? And I'm like,
Speaker 7: oh God, I worked this hard.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to get a chance to go down.
Speaker 1: Don't take me down. Oh man.
Speaker 6: They always entertaining Royen Jetstream himself on his Draft day
Speaker 6: recollection nineteen seventy nine out of Henderson State.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean, if.
Speaker 6: You can play, you will play, and they will find you.
Speaker 6: And Roy Green is evidence of that. In fact, there's
Speaker 6: a twenty twenty five application Roy Green. As we say,
Speaker 6: welcome back into the Big Red Rage, presented by Santanne
Speaker 6: Ford and Gilbert We are Santane Ford. Well, you're from
Speaker 6: ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller momentarily, but I recently
Speaker 6: had a chance to talk to Roy Green, you're former
Speaker 6: teammate Wolf about Travis Hunter. Because not since Roy Jetstream Green.
Speaker 6: Have you seen a legit two way skill player like
Speaker 6: Roy and now Travis Hunter? And Roy said he sees
Speaker 6: him as a dB mixed in a little bit on offense.
Speaker 6: But he said, there's no way you can play eighty
Speaker 6: ninety snaps in a game. That's just not gonna happen
Speaker 6: out over seventeen games. So he's got to choose. But
Speaker 6: he thinks he can be an elite corner and then
Speaker 6: be a really effective weapon on offense.
Speaker 4: Travis Hunter again, No, I'm with him on that one.
Speaker 4: PAULI right there. I do believe that. I think again,
Speaker 4: if you were going to take a true wide receiver one,
Speaker 4: and you were going to take a true CB one,
Speaker 4: and if you asked a talent evaluator, what would you
Speaker 4: rather have you if you could pick between what it
Speaker 4: was that he was going to be a true wide
Speaker 4: receiver one or a CB one, I think most general
Speaker 4: managers would take the corner. I think most general managers
Speaker 4: would say, give me a true CB one, A guy
Speaker 4: that will go out there and be able to guard
Speaker 4: anybody in the National Football League. That is such a
Speaker 4: huge advantage, especially if you're a big man team.
Speaker 6: You know what's interesting is the Associated Press put out
Speaker 6: their mock draft one point zero earlier today and they
Speaker 6: have the Cardinals taking Will Johnson corner out of Michigan. Wow,
Speaker 6: haven't seen that one yet. So that's that's interesting because Wolf,
Speaker 6: I mean hit zoom out in the first two years
Speaker 6: of manti usin for it right me. It's sort of
Speaker 6: like the Lions with Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes, who
Speaker 6: was their first pick overall in their regime. Penny Sewell,
Speaker 6: the now All Pro tackle Jim Harball last year comes
Speaker 6: in his first pick, Joe Wall Joe, look at Ben
Speaker 6: Johnson taking over the Bears. He's already traded for Joe
Speaker 6: Toney and Jonah Jackson, two starting caliber guards right out
Speaker 6: of the gate. It's it's this mantra you see it
Speaker 6: with mantiasa Fort and Jonathan Gannon. They are building from
Speaker 6: the inside out, and so you have the likes of
Speaker 6: like Albert Breer saying earlier today, Look, it's not a
Speaker 6: great year to have a high draft pick, okay whatever.
Speaker 6: Cardinals are right in the middle at number sixteen, field
Speaker 6: Yates saying recently it is a great draft for front
Speaker 6: offices that know what they're doing. So It's really intriguing
Speaker 6: because you know what, this draft is deep where maybe
Speaker 6: the Cardinals need it most. And Wolf, let's listen to
Speaker 6: an interview, a conversation Danny Surrek and Craig Griel who
Speaker 6: had with the ESPN's Matt Miller. You can find him
Speaker 6: at NFL Draft Scout, and here's part of the Q
Speaker 6: and A from the common.
Speaker 8: Let's just dive right into this draft class because what
Speaker 8: you mentioned recently on Twitter was two positions of need
Speaker 8: that the Cardinals have that this draft class is loaded,
Speaker 8: and that would be edge and defensive tackle. What do
Speaker 8: you like about the depth specifically on those two positions.
Speaker 1: This is the.
Speaker 9: Deepest defensive line class I've ever evaluated. I think I
Speaker 9: have thirty players that play edge or defensive tackle in
Speaker 9: my top one twenty right now. So there's a lot
Speaker 9: of top end guys like Abdil Carter, Mason Graham. They're
Speaker 9: going to go really early in this draft. But there
Speaker 9: is that depth, and I think it's a testament's like
Speaker 9: so many players were developed, like Walter Nolan to go
Speaker 9: from A and M to Ole Miss and we see
Speaker 9: him take that next step. There's always a couple guys
Speaker 9: from Georgia. It feels like, and there's two this year
Speaker 9: who are really good with Michael Williams and Jayla Walker.
Speaker 1: But it is.
Speaker 9: It's fantastic, And it's so funny how this lines up
Speaker 9: because everyone was down on this draft class and then
Speaker 9: the Eagles go and beat the Chiefs in the super
Speaker 9: Bowl with a great defensive line, and it's like, oh wait,
Speaker 9: this draft exactly meets what's really in vogue right now,
Speaker 9: which running backs and the defensive line. And that's where
Speaker 9: this draft is strongest.
Speaker 10: When you talk about the depth defensive line, edge rushers,
Speaker 10: what do you see in that depth that maybe Cardinals
Speaker 10: could still get in a player like Day two, yeah,
Speaker 10: or maybe even early Day three.
Speaker 9: No, there will be starters that come out of rounds
Speaker 9: three and four in this class just because of that depth.
Speaker 9: And also, you know, we're still seeing the guys who
Speaker 9: are coming off that COVID year that where they got
Speaker 9: the extra eligibility, So it has made it such a
Speaker 9: deeper group where some of those guys would have been
Speaker 9: in last year's class and they would have been second
Speaker 9: or third round picks. But now we get this loaded
Speaker 9: group of prospects. So I do think you're in a
Speaker 9: great spot. If you wait until round two, they're still
Speaker 9: going to be starter level players. Or if you, like
Speaker 9: you said, if you want to even push it off
Speaker 9: to day three, I think you can find players. You know,
Speaker 9: Like a name that comes to mind for me is
Speaker 9: Vernon Broughton from Texas. He was a one year starter
Speaker 9: there because they were loaded at defensive tackle. In that
Speaker 9: one year. I mean, he just completely popped on tape
Speaker 9: and you're like, oh my gosh, this guy's such a
Speaker 9: good athlete. He had so much potential. He just only
Speaker 9: got to play for one year because they had such
Speaker 9: great defensive lineman ahead of him. So, like, that's a
Speaker 9: kind of a great analogy for this class as a
Speaker 9: whole list. There's a lot of guys that just had
Speaker 9: to wait their turn, and then once they got that opportunity,
Speaker 9: they took that next step.
Speaker 8: You brought up the Super Bowl, and it's something that
Speaker 8: we've referenced a lot based off what is going on
Speaker 8: at least those playoff teams that were successful based off
Speaker 8: the line of scrimmage. Do you find yourself evaluating now
Speaker 8: draft prospects maybe a little bit differently based off what
Speaker 8: is in vogue in the league. Does it have trickled
Speaker 8: down to what you see in the college ranks.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it does, and I think for like for what
Speaker 9: I do, it doesn't really change how you evaluate individual players,
Speaker 9: but it definitely changes, you know, like when we do
Speaker 9: mock drafts, it's like, Okay, we're going to see a
Speaker 9: rush on defensive linemen, probably because that is a copycat league, right,
Speaker 9: Everybody wants to win the line of scrimmage, so offensive
Speaker 9: lineman defensive linemen kind of expect them to go off
Speaker 9: the board a little bit earlier. And on the college side,
Speaker 9: it has been really fun watching, you know, especially the
Speaker 9: teams that cost you all playoffs this year, Ohio State, Texas,
Speaker 9: Penn State, Notre Dame. They dominated the line of scrimmage
Speaker 9: both sides of the ball, and so I do think
Speaker 9: we see that in the college game right now too.
Speaker 9: If yes, we all love like quarterbacks and Travis Hunter,
Speaker 9: who you know, can do everything, it seems like on
Speaker 9: a football field, but the great teams in college are
Speaker 9: dominating at the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 10: You spent a lot of time looking through and evaluating
Speaker 10: and talking about handful of those rookies this time last year,
Speaker 10: players like Marvin Harrison Junior, Darius Robinson, Max Mountain, What
Speaker 10: did you see from them in their rookie year and
Speaker 10: what a realistic progression for year two could be for
Speaker 10: players like that?
Speaker 9: You know, right after the draft, I think I gave
Speaker 9: the Cardinals my highest draft grade and I just remember that,
Speaker 9: like I loved the draft class. When you run through
Speaker 9: it's like, gosh, I had first round grades on that guy.
Speaker 9: That guy, I had like a top fifty on that one. So,
Speaker 9: I mean, such a good year, and I think, you know,
Speaker 9: with what Marvin did your one, I mean there's a
Speaker 9: lot of a lot of progress, and it's just like
Speaker 9: finding the right way to get him involved in the
Speaker 9: offense so that he can have that breakout year, getting
Speaker 9: he and Kyler on the same page. I think for
Speaker 9: a lot of the rookie receivers, people expected, you know,
Speaker 9: greatness right out of the gate. That doesn't always happened.
Speaker 4: White out.
Speaker 9: I mean, Cardinals fans will remember, you know, with Larry
Speaker 9: Fitzgerald and Ankum Bolden, like it takes time sometimes to
Speaker 9: have those big, those big impacts. So Terius Robinson's another
Speaker 9: guy who he just needed developed. He was so rawled,
Speaker 9: there's so much potential there. So I think, you know,
Speaker 9: getting into year two with both of those, you know,
Speaker 9: guys who I had as first round picks and top
Speaker 9: twenty five players, I still think the sky's the limit
Speaker 9: for what they can be. They just both needed a
Speaker 9: little bit of development.
Speaker 6: There you go, Matt Miller, ESPN Draft Analysts. You can
Speaker 6: find the entire conversation and it's good stuff Cardinals Cover
Speaker 6: two via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, wherever you gear podcasts. You
Speaker 6: can also check out the video version on the Cardinals
Speaker 6: official YouTube page, YouTube dot com, slash Asy Cardinals and
Speaker 6: there's a lot of big names you're gonna find there
Speaker 6: as well. I mean, Daniel Jeremiah, Charles, Davis Wolf. What
Speaker 6: stood out to you the most there, Matt Miller from
Speaker 6: the combine last week and just where the Cardinals are
Speaker 6: in this twenty twenty five draft.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would say Pauli more than anything else is
Speaker 4: him talking about how much he loved the draft class
Speaker 4: last year from the Arizona Cardinals. I thought that was
Speaker 4: significant right there, and it made me think of the
Speaker 4: fact that the Arizona Cardinals, if you go back and
Speaker 4: look at the last two seasons twenty twenty three and
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four, and how many from those two draft classes,
Speaker 4: how many guys are actually either starters or in the
Speaker 4: rotation getting an awful lot of playing time. Paulie, there's
Speaker 4: like thirteen or fourteen guys that are year two or
Speaker 4: less that are are getting significant snaps or just starters
Speaker 4: for the Arizona Cardinals. You know, you think of a
Speaker 4: Max Melton and how much he has developed in one year.
Speaker 4: You think of Garrett Williams, Oh my goodness, Garrett Williams
Speaker 4: and the way he developed in two years. And Dante Stills, Pauli,
Speaker 4: this guy is in the rotation for the defensive line
Speaker 4: in I'm just so impressed with these two draft classes.
Speaker 4: That's what I tend to focus on as well.
Speaker 6: Okay, So with that in mind, because last two years,
Speaker 6: think about it, twenty twenty three, you led the NFL
Speaker 6: and rookie starts, rookie snaps. Yes, last year you had
Speaker 6: a twelve player draft class, so it was let the
Speaker 6: rooks cook to the point where the four draft classes
Speaker 6: before Monti ausin for it, there are three starters left Kyler,
Speaker 6: Trey McBride, Zavin Collins. Wow, you also have Victor Dan
Speaker 6: Mucage have Jesse Luketo. We're not sure about their future
Speaker 6: of their status. Will probably find out next week. But
Speaker 6: at this point, well, going into this draft, is it
Speaker 6: now maybe quality over quantity. For example, if there's an
Speaker 6: edge guy that you cover it and he's on the
Speaker 6: board at twelve, he's on the board at thirteen, all
Speaker 6: of a sudden, instead of trading down and maximizing picks,
Speaker 6: maybe you go after that guy because he's maybe the
Speaker 6: one guy you need at this point, that premiere pass Rusher,
Speaker 6: if he is that valuable to you. I wonder if
Speaker 6: all of a sudden there's a different approach in this draft.
Speaker 4: It could be Paully, It really could. It's gonna be
Speaker 4: fascinating to see what Monti assin for does because you
Speaker 4: know Moni's not afraid to make a move or dune.
Speaker 4: He'll definitely do that.
Speaker 1: For me.
Speaker 4: I tend to focus on a guy like Tyler Booker
Speaker 4: when you love to have Tyler Booker be a starting
Speaker 4: guard on this offensive line. And I know everyone says,
Speaker 4: look at the combine, look at the combine, paul Look
Speaker 4: at the tape, not the tape measure, Look at the tape,
Speaker 4: Paulie and watch him play. He is by far and
Speaker 4: away the best interior offensive lineman. The Arizona Cardinals need
Speaker 4: that guy. And guess what if he falls down? Boy,
Speaker 4: that seems to play right into Monny austin Ford's hands
Speaker 4: if he falls down. Isn't there a possibility that MONI
Speaker 4: could say, well, you know what, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: defensive linemen and edge guys in this draft. And that's
Speaker 4: what Matt Miller was just talking about. There's an awful
Speaker 4: lot of defensive linemen in this draft. Why not go
Speaker 4: ahead and collect some picks, trade back where you still
Speaker 4: might have a shot at getting Tyler book at number
Speaker 4: twenty five, number twenty six, somewhere in that vicinity, and
Speaker 4: collect some picks that you can use on the defensive
Speaker 4: line in the second round.
Speaker 6: Maybe you know, a somewhat lackluster combine showing by Tyler
Speaker 6: Booker works to the Cardinals advantage. Correct, Maybe he's there
Speaker 6: at sixteen. I'll personally run the card up to the podium.
Speaker 6: If he is, I have no So.
Speaker 4: Paulie, you're saying right there, Oh, what if you could
Speaker 4: even trade down from sixteen and still get him?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: Then again, Daniel Jeremiah posted his top fifty players post combine. Now,
Speaker 6: not how they're going to be drafted, just how he
Speaker 6: ranks the players one through fifty and twenty is Michael
Speaker 6: Williams the edge rusher out of Georgia twenty one, Mike
Speaker 6: Green the edge out of Marshall twenty two, James Pierce
Speaker 6: Junior out of Tennessee twenty seven, Shamar Stewart, so the
Speaker 6: Cardinals could have their pick of an edge guy. Will
Speaker 6: continue to talk off season free agency. Next, the Big
Speaker 6: Red Rage presented by santan Ford in Gilberte.
Speaker 3: Snapped to Murray caskplay Murray with times buyers deep middle
Speaker 3: end zone for Harrison, and Harrison.
Speaker 1: Made the catch.
Speaker 3: Man got his feet down for the touchdown. First NFL
Speaker 3: score for Marvin Harrison Junior. The first of many to come.
Speaker 5: Throw the twinkie into the toaster. Kyler Murray, Oh my goodness,
Speaker 5: right on the money to Marvin Harrison Junior.
Speaker 1: Play action of food to the right.
Speaker 3: Murray looking downfield, now loves it deep here sign Harrison
Speaker 3: caught it at a cunning hit the ten. Harrison dies to.
Speaker 1: The end zone.
Speaker 5: He's in touchdown. Like a tear falling from your cheek, baby,
Speaker 5: That ball came straight down out of the sky. Kylo
Speaker 5: again drops a dime and Marvin Harrison Junior stretches out
Speaker 5: and the pig breaks the played all that is off.
Speaker 6: So a lot of memorable moments there from Marvin Harrison
Speaker 6: Junior his rookie campaign twenty twenty four. In fact, you
Speaker 6: go back in Cardinals team history, as we say, welcome
Speaker 6: back into the Big Red Rage, presented by Santan Ford
Speaker 6: and Gilbert Paul calvec Ron wolfully and that team history
Speaker 6: goes back more than a century, by the way, most
Speaker 6: receiving yards by a rookie in a single season, and
Speaker 6: Kwon Bolden won Marvin Errison Junior. Two, some guy named
Speaker 6: Larry Fitzgerald. Fifth, Frank Sanders, our guest recently here on
Speaker 6: the Big Red Rage. Third, and remember what he said
Speaker 6: about Marvin Rison Junior. He will be a different receiver
Speaker 6: in year two. That was Frank's prediction. He said, that's
Speaker 6: how much he thinks he's going to navigate the learning
Speaker 6: curve and accelerate. And he said one thing Marvin Harrison
Speaker 6: Junior did not have as a rookie that he had
Speaker 6: with Rob Moore than Larry had with an Kwon Bolden.
Speaker 6: That is wide receiver one to take a lot of
Speaker 6: heat off him. But that was Marvin and and you
Speaker 6: know he always got a defenses. He was the center
Speaker 6: of attention, and all the gravitational poll came his way.
Speaker 6: So now, I mean, what do you think, well, I mean,
Speaker 6: for all the numbers he put up, what is the
Speaker 6: upside Marvin Harrison Junior in year two?
Speaker 4: Okay, Paully, you know I was really really high on
Speaker 4: Marvin Harrison Junior to begin with. I'd like to refer
Speaker 4: to it as the danger zone. I was in the
Speaker 4: danger zone on Marvin Harrison Junior because I truly believed
Speaker 4: he was going to come in and be wide receiver
Speaker 4: one from day one, wide receiver one from day one. Now, look,
Speaker 4: he was wide receiver one for the Arizona Cardinals. But
Speaker 4: you know, when you think about it, this is a
Speaker 4: guy that had a very very good year. But my
Speaker 4: expectation was so high. I thought he was going to
Speaker 4: come in and he was absolutely going to dominate right
Speaker 4: from the get go. Why because of his extreme talent
Speaker 4: and because of his extreme work ethic. You put those
Speaker 4: two things together right there, Marvin Harrison Junior was going
Speaker 4: to be lights out. Having said all of that right now,
Speaker 4: what is the mantra with JG and maniasin for it.
Speaker 4: Right now, we're just talking about the draft class. We're
Speaker 4: just talking about year one to year two. Marvin Harrison
Speaker 4: Junior is going to go into year two with year
Speaker 4: one behind him and all of that goodness behind him,
Speaker 4: in all of that hooplah if you will, behind him,
Speaker 4: and now he's going to be able to focus on
Speaker 4: just getting better as a wide receiver in year two.
Speaker 4: I expect Marvin Harrison Junior to explode this season.
Speaker 6: So Kyler Murray with two games to go in the
Speaker 6: year said, you know what, our connection, Yeah, it's been productive,
Speaker 6: but it can be better. It should be better. It
Speaker 6: will be better. That was Kyler Murray to the media.
Speaker 6: Here's maniasin for the GM on that connection talking with
Speaker 6: Danny Surrek one on one at the combine.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think with Kyler and Marv, as with everybody
Speaker 11: in our roster as a whole, Like, everybody's competitive and
Speaker 11: the goal is to perform at a high level, and
Speaker 11: those guys they want to do it at a high
Speaker 11: level all the time. And so you know, I know
Speaker 11: those guys are working hard. Those guys hooked up on
Speaker 11: a lot of big plays, a lot of explosive plays,
Speaker 11: scoring plays, and I know there's more to comment. So
Speaker 11: I know those two are going to do what it
Speaker 11: takes along with the rest of our offense to you know,
Speaker 11: make us more explosive, make us more multiple, and continue
Speaker 11: to put our offense in a position to score points.
Speaker 6: All right, So well, obviously the GM money as a
Speaker 6: board isn't showing his hand in free agency or the draft.
Speaker 6: But considering right now, under contract, Cardinals have Marmon Arson,
Speaker 6: junior Michael Wilson along with Xavier Weaver and then restricted
Speaker 6: free agent Greg Dorch, with Penning, free agent Zay Jones
Speaker 6: and Zach Paskell. Do you expect a free agent veteran
Speaker 6: receiver to come the Cardinals' way in free agency, which,
Speaker 6: by the way, you can start negotiating Monday, you can
Speaker 6: start signing Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, PAULI, you know it's going to be really interesting
Speaker 4: to see if that does happen. Right now, when I
Speaker 4: think of the Arizona Cardinals in this offseason, Paulie, I
Speaker 4: have a tendency. This is just me and I'm not
Speaker 4: trying to pooh pooh, which you said with a wide
Speaker 4: receiver of course. But for me right now, I'm thinking
Speaker 4: about the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.
Speaker 4: This is Monti assen Ford, this is Jonathan Gannon. This
Speaker 4: is their belief their philosophy on both sides of the ball.
Speaker 4: And when I'm going to the free agent period, for me,
Speaker 4: if I were a general manager, I'd want to sign
Speaker 4: offensive lineman. Paul. I'd want to sign old linemen, especially
Speaker 4: if I felt like I had to build my offensive
Speaker 4: line back up, and I think Monti ausen Ford and
Speaker 4: JG both believe this offensive line needs to be addressed
Speaker 4: once again and built back up. And for me, I'd
Speaker 4: rather when it comes to free agency, I'm not really
Speaker 4: big on going after defensive linemen in free agency. I'm
Speaker 4: not big on that. For the most part. I'm big
Speaker 4: on going after defensive lineman in the draft because you
Speaker 4: can get these young guys coming out and so much
Speaker 4: of the time there isn't a mental capacity that you
Speaker 4: have to worry about in regard to these young rookies
Speaker 4: coming in and making an impact immediately, because a defensive
Speaker 4: lineman is typically about, hey, this is the gap you
Speaker 4: need to be in. Okay, you need to know the
Speaker 4: gap you're in and oh, by the way, rush the quarterback,
Speaker 4: get to the quarterback. A lot of young guys can
Speaker 4: come in and make a difference on the defensive line
Speaker 4: offensive linemen. The brain part of it comes into play,
Speaker 4: the brainiact part of it, where you've got to be
Speaker 4: able to understand multiple fronts in certain situations and multiple situations.
Speaker 4: Of course, that the variables are all over the place
Speaker 4: for an offensive lineman. And that's the reason why I
Speaker 4: like to address that position in free agency poly because
Speaker 4: you have all of this tape. You have a huge
Speaker 4: amount of tape in front of you typically that you
Speaker 4: can watch and figure out if this guy is worthy
Speaker 4: of the money you're probably going to have to pay him.
Speaker 4: I like it. I think it's a more reliable way
Speaker 4: to do it. The offensive line free agents defensive line draft.
Speaker 6: Now it makes sense. You know, offensive line plug and play.
Speaker 6: You can rely on that guy. You know, if you
Speaker 6: have a rookie defensive lineman at least you can you know,
Speaker 6: get them spot play, situational type assignments. Right, it is
Speaker 6: d lineman coming in waves. You saw what the Eagles
Speaker 6: did in the Super Bowl. So with that in mind,
Speaker 6: a young player or a veteran. That is the question
Speaker 6: to the GM MANIACI for once again at the combine
Speaker 6: from our Danny Sirek.
Speaker 11: In terms of roster building, that's something that it's always
Speaker 11: going to be.
Speaker 1: It's going to be both.
Speaker 11: You can't rely on one. There's different mechanisms throughout the
Speaker 11: league year that for roster building. And we just happen
Speaker 11: to be coming up on two of the most important
Speaker 11: between free agency and the draft. So I think it's
Speaker 11: a combination of the two. And really how one free
Speaker 11: agency are moving? Free agency effects, so what happens in
Speaker 11: the draft and vice versa, and so those are things
Speaker 11: that we have to collectively look at and ultimately make
Speaker 11: the best decisions as we build the not only the
Speaker 11: twenty twenty five Cardinals, but just into the future as well.
Speaker 6: And keep in mind Evan Brown Will Hernandez both free agents.
Speaker 6: The two study guards much of last year. But well,
Speaker 6: if when you look at receivers, not only had the
Speaker 6: Cardinals been in the division, I mean think of all
Speaker 6: the activity if you will the Niners Deebo Samuel traded
Speaker 6: to Washington, Brandy nay Yuk reportedly on the block rams
Speaker 6: are they trying to trade Cooper cup or what they
Speaker 6: just signed two to two at Well today to a
Speaker 6: one year, ten million dollar deal guarantee two two at Well.
Speaker 6: I mean he he' said four touchdowns in four years.
Speaker 6: That's a no comprendo to me. DK Metcalf wants a
Speaker 6: trade from the Seahawks. Rumors are the Raiders or Green Bay.
Speaker 6: We'll see. They just cut Tyler Lockett.
Speaker 4: Oh ding ding ding.
Speaker 6: He's thirty two. Well if he looked a little step
Speaker 6: slow last year, did he not? You're on board with
Speaker 6: Tyler Lockett?
Speaker 1: Huh, yes, no, I am.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, yeah, PAULI yeah, I think
Speaker 4: he was a step slower, There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 4: Every now and then, as you age, you've got to
Speaker 4: be reminded of just how difficult it is to play
Speaker 4: in the National Football League. And sometimes when you get
Speaker 4: up to thirty two. Oh well, let's see, I was
Speaker 4: thirty two right there, Paly. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 4: I knew exactly what that felt like. And now all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, you got a guy like Tyler Lockett
Speaker 4: at thirty two years of age. I think that might
Speaker 4: have been the best thing that could happen to him.
Speaker 4: I think the team that gets Tyler Lockett this time
Speaker 4: around after getting released by the Seattle Seahawks. I think
Speaker 4: that team is really gonna benefit because this is a
Speaker 4: guy who's got great game speed too. He's not just
Speaker 4: a guy who's a four to four. He's a legitimate
Speaker 4: four to four guy to me. But when he gets
Speaker 4: in between the white lines, Tyler Lockett's gonna run as
Speaker 4: fast as he can to get the ball, and that
Speaker 4: to me is a rare talent. I still think he's
Speaker 4: got the talent to be a deep threat and provide
Speaker 4: a little aid comfort and shelter to short and intermediate
Speaker 4: route runner like a Trey McBride or like even Marvin
Speaker 4: Harrison junior.
Speaker 6: All Right, so if you are thinking of a speed receiver,
Speaker 6: what about dot dot dot a reunion with Hollywood Brown.
Speaker 6: We are also thinking Christian Kirk. But then a couple
Speaker 6: hours ago he got traded to Houston for a round
Speaker 6: seven picks. So the Texans are going to take on
Speaker 6: his existing contract, which is like sixteen point five. He's
Speaker 6: in the final year of the deal. We're thinking Hollywood Brown.
Speaker 6: He's like, you know, bff with Kyler Murray. Right, he
Speaker 6: still has that top end speed, or there's some bigger
Speaker 6: names out there well, Stefan Diggs, Amari Cooper, Keenan Allen,
Speaker 6: Davante Adams. Do you think there's a splash signing perhaps
Speaker 6: to add to the wide receiver room, Man.
Speaker 4: PAULI, I don't know about that. You are so right
Speaker 4: about it. The names that are out there right now.
Speaker 4: I'm just the fact Joey Bosa is out there blows
Speaker 4: my mind even now. I know we're talking about wide
Speaker 4: receivers and we're talking about offense, but it is incredible.
Speaker 4: I had the opportunity to talk to Field Yates today.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, Paully and Field Yates was
Speaker 4: talking about the fact that, man, the NFL, there's so
Speaker 4: much money that is being thrown around out there when
Speaker 4: you sign these free agents that by the time you
Speaker 4: hit year four or even year three, to some degree,
Speaker 4: in these contracts, there's no guaranteed money and it's almost
Speaker 4: like you can just let the guy go and yeah,
Speaker 4: you're gonna have some type of cap hit. Yet at
Speaker 4: the same time, this is why he thinks there's so
Speaker 4: many big names that are out there in free agency
Speaker 4: being cut as the new league year comes up, that's
Speaker 4: coming up March twelfth. He thinks there's a lot of
Speaker 4: people that are being let go right now because this
Speaker 4: is the new NFL. This is the way that it's
Speaker 4: gonna work. You're gonna go ahead and you're gonna sign
Speaker 4: guys up front, and then that last year, maybe even two,
Speaker 4: you're not even gonna worry about it.
Speaker 6: Okay, So speaking of do you think Jalen Thompson might
Speaker 6: be in the crosshairs that very scenario. You just describe
Speaker 6: Jalen Thompson as the third highest cap number on this team,
Speaker 6: zero guaranteed money this coming year, and we all know
Speaker 6: the sort of finish that rabbit put on the field
Speaker 6: to his rookie season. I do wonder if that is
Speaker 6: a move we should semi expect here over the next
Speaker 6: week or so.
Speaker 4: That is a great point, PAULI, It really is. And
Speaker 4: you know, Jalen Thompson, I know you feel exactly the
Speaker 4: same way. This is a great football player, but this
Speaker 4: is the modern day National Football League. You're a mercenary
Speaker 4: and everyone knows it.
Speaker 6: So we talked about quarterback. We've talked about protect that quarterback.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about get to the quarterback. What the Cardinals
Speaker 6: might have in mind. What is available. That is next.
Speaker 6: It is the Arizona Cardinals Big Red Rage presented by
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Speaker 1: And up up the middle.
Speaker 3: B j o Jalari is there to grab Rodriguez at
Speaker 3: the line of scrimmage. Snapped the Jackson He's gonna throw
Speaker 3: it from the pocket, looking in trouble, wrapped up and
Speaker 3: thrown down for a sack. Bjo Jalari gets his first sack.
Speaker 3: The rookie out of Lsu gets a big sack here
Speaker 3: on Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 4: Closed down Lamar Jackson quickly and got the sack.
Speaker 1: That is big time by bj.
Speaker 3: Heinekee playfake in trouble, hits and sacked by b j
Speaker 3: o Jalari back at the ten yard line, a loss of.
Speaker 1: About ten oh. That is a big sack.
Speaker 3: Back to pass goes Heinikey with time now the pocket collapses.
Speaker 3: He Heinicky sack back at the nine yard line. Bjojalari
Speaker 3: having a breakout game with his second sack, horsing a
Speaker 3: punt all the rookie once again would not be denied.
Speaker 6: So wolf I was on the road last weekend. The
Speaker 6: flight didn't have wi fi so oh, I'm sitting there
Speaker 6: and I'm eliminating old videos from my phone and there
Speaker 6: are a lot of a lot of training camp videos
Speaker 6: before BG o Jeli went down with the season ending
Speaker 6: knee injury, and I cannot tell you how many videos
Speaker 6: in olne D line drills he was making Cardinals starting
Speaker 6: o'd Linman look stupid. I mean, he was so good
Speaker 6: early in camp. He was so fluid, he was so fast,
Speaker 6: the explosion off the edge, some of the rip moves,
Speaker 6: some of the spin moves, his counter moves, and he's
Speaker 6: such an unknown though. As we say, welcome back into
Speaker 6: the final seven of the Big Red Race, presented by
Speaker 6: Santan Ford and Gilbert Paul calvic Ron Wolfley. If you're
Speaker 6: MANI a support and Jonathan Gannon, I mean, what do
Speaker 6: you make of BG o Jelari and what's his fit
Speaker 6: this year on your depth chart?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's gonna be. That's gonna be determined, Balie. You know,
Speaker 4: once again, it's one thing to look at a guy
Speaker 4: and be able to project him as you well know,
Speaker 4: and quite another thing to actually see him out there.
Speaker 4: The first thing that's going to happen to bj o
Speaker 4: Deelry is he's got to be healthy, and once he's healthy,
Speaker 4: he's going to be really, really confident. I cannot wait
Speaker 4: to see how this young guy grows. I really really
Speaker 4: am looking forward to it. And I hope, of course,
Speaker 4: he's not going to be one of these guys that
Speaker 4: is going to have to deal with injuries throughout his
Speaker 4: entire career. Hopefully he's going to be a guy that's
Speaker 4: going to get relatively healthy. You're never going to be
Speaker 4: one hundred percent. That's not going to happen. But hopefully
Speaker 4: for him, he's going to be able to stay healthy
Speaker 4: enough to where he can actually develop an NFL career.
Speaker 4: And we'll see how that goes right there. But man,
Speaker 4: this free agent period right now, there's a lot of
Speaker 4: really good edge players that are out there. It's a
Speaker 4: lot of good defensive linemen as well.
Speaker 6: And you know what, Jonathan Ganna at the combine, he
Speaker 6: was pretty honest with the media said, that's one area
Speaker 6: where we need to get better getting after the quarterback,
Speaker 6: and that's one position that you know they're looking up great.
Speaker 6: My question to you, Ron Walfley, might there be a
Speaker 6: splash move, a splash signing this offseason? You know, Cavin ball.
Speaker 6: All of a sudden, you mentioned Joey Boso. Okay, he's
Speaker 6: out there. We know that Max Crosby just signed a
Speaker 6: ridiculous contract. He's now the highest paid non quarterback in
Speaker 6: the league. Trey Hendrickson earlier today was granted permission to
Speaker 6: seek a trade from the Cincinnati Bengals. Wow, he's due
Speaker 6: sixteen million in the final year of his contract. They
Speaker 6: can't agree on an extension. Remember, he's had seventeen and
Speaker 6: a half sacks each of the last two years, NFL
Speaker 6: sack leader last year. But he's aged thirty. Then there's
Speaker 6: all there's all the Miles Garrett buzz. A lot of
Speaker 6: people think that if Abduall Carter is there at two,
Speaker 6: the Browns take Abduall Carter as their future edge guy
Speaker 6: and then they trade Miles Garrett.
Speaker 4: So you know, boy, you're going deep on this one.
Speaker 4: Paul A Man, it's and it's this time of year.
Speaker 4: It's one of the great things about the NFL, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Where do you start on this one?
Speaker 6: You know, well, I'll tell you what. Why don't we
Speaker 6: hear from Jonathan and what he looks for in an
Speaker 6: edge rusher, and then you take it from there, here's
Speaker 6: the head coach just what appeals to him when he's
Speaker 6: scouting that position.
Speaker 12: Can you rush the passer? Can you whoop a guy
Speaker 12: in the run game? It's a little bit of drought
Speaker 12: kind of the scheme that we play, you know, But
Speaker 12: I think the first thing that you know you're looking
Speaker 12: for is can this guy be disrupted in the passing game?
Speaker 12: And I think that's one of the things, you know,
Speaker 12: taking the full three sixty five look at us. I
Speaker 12: think that's a way that we can improve our team
Speaker 12: is to disrupt the quarterback a little bit better.
Speaker 6: There it is, there's the comment I was talking about,
Speaker 6: and so what do you make of that?
Speaker 4: And what?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean the urgency is there, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's no doubt about it. The urgency is there
Speaker 4: on the edge of course for the Arizona Cardinals, and
Speaker 4: that's one of the reasons why I think they're going
Speaker 4: to be players on the Josh Sweat free agency. I mean,
Speaker 4: not to me once again, PAULI it is even Hassan Reddick, Paul,
Speaker 4: Can I throw that out there?
Speaker 1: Could I just throw that out there?
Speaker 6: No, that's that's aw ye, who knows, Paully.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe Nick Rolis. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe he had an awesome relationship with Hassan Reddick, maybe
Speaker 4: it was Jag as well. I just think that is
Speaker 4: something to keep in mind as well Hassan Reddick. But
Speaker 4: Josh Sweat. If I was gonna if I was going
Speaker 4: to go ahead and unload some money, if I was
Speaker 4: going to be aggressive in the offseason, and I was
Speaker 4: going to sign a free agent where I'm going to
Speaker 4: pay top dollar for, I think Josh Sweat might be
Speaker 4: that guy's He just showed so much. Of course, he's
Speaker 4: getting better as far as I'm concerned now. I know
Speaker 4: he's been in the league for seven years, but still
Speaker 4: he's getting better right now, and I think we saw
Speaker 4: that in the Super Bowl with two and a half sacks.
Speaker 4: Josh Sweat, I think is in line to make an
Speaker 4: awful lot of money. And if I were Josh Sweat,
Speaker 4: I would hope the Arizona Cardinals would be involved in
Speaker 4: wanting me as a free agent because from what I'm told,
Speaker 4: he's got a really good relationship with those two guys.
Speaker 6: And you know that's the Cardinal's competitive advantage, right because
Speaker 6: Mania said it more than once, there's always that little
Speaker 6: trepidation because you don't truly know a guy right and
Speaker 6: he can't really meet him as much as you can
Speaker 6: at a combine, etc. Because he's a veteran bod. With
Speaker 6: Nick Ross and Jonathan Gannon knowing him so well, they
Speaker 6: know exactly what they would be signing to the dotted
Speaker 6: line if that's indeed the case. How about Baron Browning?
Speaker 6: And I bring that up because the Cardinals gave up
Speaker 6: a six round pick middle last season. He's a little
Speaker 6: banged up, but then the last month of the season,
Speaker 6: right he got reps and according to the stats week
Speaker 6: ten through eighteen next Gen Stats, he was fourteenth in
Speaker 6: the league in QB pressure rate the second half of
Speaker 6: the season, right between Brian Burns and Miles Garrett. This
Speaker 6: and he's only got four years in the league, so
Speaker 6: he's coming into his prime.
Speaker 4: Yes, PAULI you know I'm looking at that right now.
Speaker 4: The pass rush win rate of fourteen teen point three percent.
Speaker 4: What you just about Baron Browning? And did you know
Speaker 4: Pro Football Focus has got him ranked number five. I
Speaker 4: think I told you this last week, but he's number five, Paul,
Speaker 4: in terms of free agents that are out there right
Speaker 4: now on the edge that's really really good. Listen, who
Speaker 4: knows where they're going to go on this? To me,
Speaker 4: I think that's where I would be aggressive. Money talks
Speaker 4: about it all the time. You don't want to go
Speaker 4: into the draft needing to draft somebody that's going to
Speaker 4: come in and have to start for you right from
Speaker 4: the get go. You want to be able to address
Speaker 4: your roster needs via free agency. Go out and address
Speaker 4: those needs so that you can go into the draft
Speaker 4: with a free mind and take the best guy you
Speaker 4: think is available.
Speaker 6: The underrated storyline or need or want in free agency
Speaker 6: for me is still middle linebacker. What is the status
Speaker 6: at Kaizier White? He was so critical to this defense
Speaker 6: each of the last two years. Is there a free
Speaker 6: agent out there who's a little younger and there are
Speaker 6: a number of them that are more twenty five twenty
Speaker 6: six years of age?
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 6: Or I'm putting on my oven mits right now, Wolf
Speaker 6: for an ultra hot take. Okay, you ready for this?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: What about Zamon Collins back in middle linebacker?
Speaker 1: Oh? Man, I like that. I like that.
Speaker 4: I didn't think about that. I will be honest with you,
Speaker 4: but that wouldn't be a bad way to go. Maybe
Speaker 4: try that out there. There are some free agents. Joy
Speaker 4: green Law, I'll take yeah, yeah, I'll take green Law.
Speaker 4: I'll'll throw him in there. Okay, that'd be That's gonna
Speaker 4: be a lot of money for green Law.
Speaker 6: Nick Bolton from Kansas City.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, all Bolden, I love him. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean, come on, the Chiefs can't afford everyone, right,
Speaker 6: I mean, they gotta let somebody go over there.
Speaker 1: See Paulie.
Speaker 4: Bobby Wagner's out there, that's true, just saying yeah. I mean,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, yeah, a little long in the tee.
Speaker 6: I mean, if Kalais Campbell can be thirty nine, then
Speaker 6: I guess Bobby Wagner can keep going. I guess it's
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 1: So you know what, I'll take Kalayis right now, Yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: right now.
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