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Speaker 1: I this time of the year, I always love listening
Speaker 1: to the analysts as they get ready for the NFL
Speaker 1: season and they want to tell you who's going to
Speaker 1: be great and who's not going to be great. There's
Speaker 1: gonna be teams going into the playoffs, teams falling out
Speaker 1: from the playoffs from last year. But I also like
Speaker 1: when they use certain words to describe a team, like
Speaker 1: they're hungry. All right, so that team's hungry. Tell me
Speaker 1: who isn't hungry? Because if somebody's hungry and you're pointing
Speaker 1: that out, somebody's not hungry. Man, that team they are
Speaker 1: ready to fight you, Okay, So who's not? Whenever we
Speaker 1: describe and we run out of ways to describe teams
Speaker 1: like the Detroit Lions, Hey, they're gonna play hard. Okay,
Speaker 1: who's not? Just let me know because if somebody is,
Speaker 1: that means there's probably somebody who's not playing hard. You know,
Speaker 1: those Dolphins aren't going to play hard this year. You
Speaker 1: know Arizona, man, they would rather be playing video games. Man,
Speaker 1: this team is going to punch you in the mouth.
Speaker 1: So somebody else isn't going to do that? Yeah, Polly, Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that that Brown's defense. They'll they'll get physically with you.
Speaker 1: They're they're they'll punch in the mouth to a man.
Speaker 1: They'll punch in the mouth so to a man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but there has to be some defense at the cakewalk. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I would love for them to be the other side
Speaker 1: of this where you just say, oh, we're gonna be honest, like,
Speaker 1: you know, you know why I love this team. They
Speaker 1: never quit. We'll tell me who does quit? Yeah, Paul, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I was just breaking out of Falcons. They
Speaker 1: don't even seem to want to be there, and when
Speaker 1: they get there, they don't really try that hard. They
Speaker 1: love to mail it infense. Yeah. But the analysts who
Speaker 1: will give this description, they never realized that, Okay, you're
Speaker 1: saying this about one team, then you probably are gonna
Speaker 1: say something negative about another team, yeah, Paully. Or they'll say, like,
Speaker 1: you know what, the the culture just like their city.
Speaker 1: It's a hard work in blue collar city. What are
Speaker 1: the white collar soft cities? Because if there's blue collar cities, yeah,
Speaker 1: there has to be soft cities. The Commanders traded for
Speaker 1: Carson Wentz, and it's obvious the former number two overall
Speaker 1: pick would be an upgrade over Taylor Heineke. The Commanders
Speaker 1: they need to improve, and you start with your quarterback.
Speaker 1: He's twenty nine, and you would think at that age
Speaker 1: you'd have it all figured out. I don't think that's
Speaker 1: the case, because the head coach of the Commanders, Ron Rivera,
Speaker 1: admitted that Wenz has experienced some accuracy issues throughout camp.
Speaker 1: Here is a coach, Ron Rivera. I think it's a
Speaker 1: lot better than you're giving them credit for, just because
Speaker 1: of the way things happen in practice. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of little nuances that we see that we look at,
Speaker 1: that we get we get to review. Yeah, there's some
Speaker 1: some in the accuracies, but it's nothing that you know,
Speaker 1: we are overly concerned with. Okay, not right now. You
Speaker 1: imagine if he said, man, we're concerned about this, of
Speaker 1: course you're going to downplay this. What if Ron Riveria goes,
Speaker 1: what have we done? Why didn't we stay with Taylor
Speaker 1: Heineke so Wentz as a cap hit of just over
Speaker 1: twenty eight million dollars next season. He ranks twenty seventh
Speaker 1: among qualifying quarterbacks in completion percentage last year. So the
Speaker 1: training camp reports, I don't know if they're easy to ignore,
Speaker 1: but probably not a great sign for the Commanders going
Speaker 1: into this season. But I'll tell you they play until
Speaker 1: the whistle. They you know, they they embody their head coach.
Speaker 1: You know, they take on his personality. Yes, MARV culture.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the culture that a coach brings, a winning
Speaker 1: culture or something like that. Yeah, so the commanders with
Speaker 1: Carson wentz Man. When you think about how close he
Speaker 1: was to winning an MV pick. If you go back
Speaker 1: to what was that twenty sixteen second year in the league,
Speaker 1: Dan eleven and two as a starter, thirty three touchdowns
Speaker 1: in eleven game in thirteen games, thirty three touchdowns, seven picks,
Speaker 1: he was third for MVP. Well, he was going to
Speaker 1: win it if he stayed healthy. The only reason why
Speaker 1: I finished third was because he got hurt. Yeah. See,
Speaker 1: I just remember when we had him on set at
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl after his rookie year. I want to
Speaker 1: say yes, and he had a great year, and it
Speaker 1: was just like wow, look at you, you know, like
Speaker 1: you did well and all this stuff and you were like, hey,
Speaker 1: so how was that or whatever, you know, and he
Speaker 1: said something about how it was a great year for him,
Speaker 1: and he wants to thank God that's over. I just
Speaker 1: want to get away from football, and it's like, whoa dude,
Speaker 1: you just spent the year having like your wildest dreams
Speaker 1: come true and you're reacted to it as Thank god,
Speaker 1: that's over. I gotta get the hell out of here
Speaker 1: for a little while. He wanted to go hunting, Dang dude, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he wanted to go hunting. Yeah. You know, at that position,
Speaker 1: you always have to give at least the impression that
Speaker 1: football is the most important thing in your life. And
Speaker 1: you know there are some quarterbacks that it might be
Speaker 1: too important to them, but there are certain quarterbacks who
Speaker 1: are trying to convey that football is the most important
Speaker 1: thing in their lives. But you look back on that
Speaker 1: decision to run the football against the Rams and he
Speaker 1: ended up blowing out his knee. Now I got a
Speaker 1: Super Bowl ring. He probably doesn't wear that proudly, considering
Speaker 1: that Nick Foles came in and won the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: But you can look back and man, he was so close.
Speaker 1: He was gonna win the MVP that that regular season. Yeah, poem,
Speaker 1: all right, knowing what you know now, and they're still
Speaker 1: time left in both of their careers. Whose career would
Speaker 1: you want? Nick Foles or Carson Wentz? Nick Foles? He
Speaker 1: was Super Bowl MVP. I'm gonna take Nick Foles. You're
Speaker 1: for your the rest of your life. You're a Super
Speaker 1: Bowl MVP. Yes, you beat Tom Brady. But then you're
Speaker 1: also this weird anomaly quarterback who had that monstrous season
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen. Then he went away for a few years
Speaker 1: and did nothing. Then he has the unbelievable Super Bowl run.
Speaker 1: Then he's kind of a backup bouncing around again. I
Speaker 1: would take Nick Foles, agree, Yeah, Marv. That's almost like,
Speaker 1: who would you rather be? Randall Cunningham or Doug Williams.
Speaker 1: Randall Cunningham was nasty, one of my favorite players, But
Speaker 1: I'm Doug Williams, Blue Blue always, all right. I like that.
Speaker 1: That's a tough one, though. Randall cutting him did some
Speaker 1: high end stuff man that you know. I always want
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl ring, but Randall cutting him for a
Speaker 1: while was the most entertaining thing in sports. Yeah. But
Speaker 1: Doug Williams the first African American quarterback. He won the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. He almost got knocked out of that game
Speaker 1: with the knee injury early in the first quarter against
Speaker 1: the Broncos. But back then, anybody could have played quarterback
Speaker 1: and beat the Broncos. Sorry, Todd, it wants ten nothing, Denver.
Speaker 1: At one point, let's ride keep saying that, Todd, Let's
Speaker 1: ride very quickly in Let's ride. Let's ride, Let's ride.
Speaker 1: Have you been working on your rusts? Okay, let me hear.
Speaker 1: Let's ride, my high faithful. Let's ride inspires confidence for Broncles.
Speaker 1: I'm ready to lead. I'm gonna. I'm ready. What do
Speaker 1: you say, dever? Let's right, that's right, that's right. Fritzie
Speaker 1: did one of those tributes to Russell Wilson. The back room, guys, go, Fritzie,
Speaker 1: why don't you send a let's ride to Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: and the Broncos. So Fritzie did one? Was that Friday
Speaker 1: that you did? I put on an Elway jersey and
Speaker 1: like Bronchos sweatpads and we did a whole fun thing
Speaker 1: in the back there. Let's right, that's right. Bronco for him? Yeah,
Speaker 1: more likely the Broncos win the division or finish in
Speaker 1: last place in the division. I'd hate to say more
Speaker 1: likely last place. Okay, you know, I'm gonna hopefully will
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Speaker 1: Seton O'Connor, what kind of poll question do we have today?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna throw it over to PAULI. He's got a
Speaker 1: poll question concept today. This is a little negative, but
Speaker 1: you know, everyone's in a good mood with training camp,
Speaker 1: even if your team kind of stinks like I'm a
Speaker 1: bearrass and I know it's not going to work out well.
Speaker 1: But hey, when I see that Mooney had seven catches
Speaker 1: in a workout, I think positive. We each have to
Speaker 1: fill out the poll question. We have to put one blank.
Speaker 1: Just isn't going to work out this year? We choose
Speaker 1: the player, coach, blank team even I guess where there's
Speaker 1: hope and it seems like that player is decent or
Speaker 1: there's you just don't think it's gonna work out. Geno
Speaker 1: Smith just isn't going to work out. How's that? Okay?
Speaker 1: Seattle Seahooks, Yes, you don't realize how right you are
Speaker 1: because Drew Locks gonna throw at least nineteen touchdowns, So
Speaker 1: that's why you better hope. So yeah, you got a bet.
Speaker 1: So yeah, see you got How about the coordinatorless Patriots
Speaker 1: not gonna work out this year. I don't think the
Speaker 1: reason why they don't work out won't be because they
Speaker 1: haven't named their coordinators. I like how this mac Jones
Speaker 1: that you know, it feels like the what do they
Speaker 1: call him baby goat up there in New England? Careful? No,
Speaker 1: I think they do. They don't. Yeah, I think he's
Speaker 1: called baby goat? Is that? Is that right? Seaton? I
Speaker 1: don't know you're Oh are you distancing yourself from the
Speaker 1: Patriots this year? Fritzie? You no can google that? Google
Speaker 1: if if he's called the baby goat up there in
Speaker 1: New England? Mac chils you po, I have the headline
Speaker 1: if the Patriots lose their first game, Fritzie uncoordinated blue
Speaker 1: blue all. I'll take it. Someone I do see someone
Speaker 1: does call him baby goat? Okay? Is that mutton? Or
Speaker 1: is that baby sheep? I don't You can't call him
Speaker 1: baby goat? Oh, you can't baby goats? Not? When do
Speaker 1: you become big boy goat? That's nice that you're never
Speaker 1: gonna be big boy goat, grown up goat? Who was
Speaker 1: goat boy? Wasn't there a movie? Oh our buddy from SNL?
Speaker 1: Jim Brewer, Jim always looks high. That's boy. Would you
Speaker 1: rather be baby goat or goat boy? Who questions I'd
Speaker 1: rather be goat boy? That's correct answer. Oh, Yogurt dipped
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Speaker 1: mini bones for your puppy. Any other poll questions there, Seaton,
Speaker 1: We're going with that one for now, Dan. Okay, so
Speaker 1: you fill in the blank. Yeah, we could do maybe
Speaker 1: a future poll question a little later in the show
Speaker 1: on worse quarterback situations, A couple of doozys commanders being one. Okay,
Speaker 1: Steelers not looking good in Pittsburgh right now. It's Carolina,
Speaker 1: a positive Carolina. We could add them. Yeah, yes, tell yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the whole. You have two quarterbacks, you have no
Speaker 1: quarterbacks thing with those guys. You got Seattle, you got Carolina, Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: um commanders. Who else am I leaving out? Suspect quarterback situation?
Speaker 1: For some reason? I just always want to throw the
Speaker 1: bears in there. Yeah, well, chronically suspect. Chronically. I saw
Speaker 1: a headline where it said justin fields is in a
Speaker 1: good place. I go, is he is he still in Chicago?
Speaker 1: I love Chicago, but he's in a good place. Oh
Speaker 1: he got traded where. No, he's in Chicago, but he's
Speaker 1: in a good place going into his second year. Yes,
Speaker 1: mart the browns, um, I guess, I guess we're gonna
Speaker 1: find out how awkward it is or how shaky that
Speaker 1: quarterback situation is. What about the whole Winston, Dalton Hill
Speaker 1: ian Brook, that whole combo abstains. Is that gonna work
Speaker 1: out with Winston? He's very inconsistent. Are you concerned about them? Well,
Speaker 1: they've named him the starter. I mean I've seen Jameis
Speaker 1: Winston play well, but I mean Ian Book is not
Speaker 1: ready to play. So yeah, I mean I'm okay with Jah.
Speaker 1: I just I just don't look at him as a
Speaker 1: franchise quarterback. I think he's got talent. I think he's
Speaker 1: I think he thinks he's a whole lot better than
Speaker 1: what he is, or he plays that way when Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, there's there's one Brett Farve in the history
Speaker 1: of the game, and he could give it and he
Speaker 1: could take it away, but he was fascinating. I don't
Speaker 1: want my order back to try to emulate Bret Farr
Speaker 1: because you know, do you realize that Farv? And a
Speaker 1: former coach with the Packers said he got bored, so
Speaker 1: we would look for degree of difficulty passes. Could he
Speaker 1: have taken up a hobby like would working and step
Speaker 1: thrown to the opposition even better? Oh, I mean you
Speaker 1: get to the point where you go, man, that guy's
Speaker 1: wide open, he's open, double covered. Let's try to squeeze
Speaker 1: it in there. But but you know, I think Mahomes
Speaker 1: he was labeled a sort of a Brett Farve kind
Speaker 1: of quarterback, but he I think he's better. And when
Speaker 1: he takes his chances, then far Farv took more chances.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was unbelievable talent, fascinating to watch, but
Speaker 1: he could probably drive you crazy if you were on
Speaker 1: that coaching staff. All right, phone calls coming up, as
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Speaker 1: waiting at your local dealer. Paully said, uh, I got
Speaker 1: a Brett Farve trivia question. I said, all right, well
Speaker 1: let me wait till I turn on the microphone. So
Speaker 1: let's have it. Polly, you're talking about how Brett Farve
Speaker 1: he was gunslinger, gave away a lot of picks, also
Speaker 1: throw a ton of touchdowns. He won three MVPs. He
Speaker 1: led the league in touchdown passes throne four times. He
Speaker 1: led the league's league in interceptions thrown three times. How many?
Speaker 1: And I'm working on the results because I got to
Speaker 1: go through them. How many quarterbacks in NFL history both
Speaker 1: led the league in touchdown passes and interceptions multiple times? Multiple,
Speaker 1: multiple multiples. The key word parted has four and three,
Speaker 1: so we're gonna have this inst a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: That seems like a real specific category. Yeah, because you've
Speaker 1: got to be really good to be able to throw
Speaker 1: a lot of touchdown passes, but then really good to
Speaker 1: throw a lot of interceptions and still keep your job. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure Peyton Manning led the league in interceptions
Speaker 1: as a rookie, But I don't think because he had
Speaker 1: like twenty seven interceptions as a rookie. Yeah, maybe sixteen
Speaker 1: touchdown pass but it doesn't have to be the same season.
Speaker 1: Is at any point your curse. I don't think Peyton
Speaker 1: Manning ever led the league in interceptions again after that
Speaker 1: rookie year. Probably not. No irobably not trying to think
Speaker 1: who else would be on that list, throwing off because
Speaker 1: you said multiple times because Jameis Winston through thirty interceptions.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I don't think he led the
Speaker 1: league in touchdown passages that year. Yes, Eton about like
Speaker 1: Matthew Stafford. He feels like a fellow who threw the
Speaker 1: ball quite a bit, probably wracked up some touchdowns, but
Speaker 1: also had a bunch of picks. By the way, the
Speaker 1: Rams trying to downplay the tenderness in Matthew Stafford's throwing elbow.
Speaker 1: Here's Matthew Stafford talking about the injury. I just have
Speaker 1: a little soreness. We're working through it. I felt pretty
Speaker 1: good today. I thought it looked pretty good, but just
Speaker 1: trying to be smart with it and made me feel
Speaker 1: as good as I can feel going into Week one
Speaker 1: and while still getting as many reps I can too.
Speaker 1: I wonder if this is just something that lingers there
Speaker 1: the entire season and then you just sort of have
Speaker 1: to understand you're going to have these moments when it
Speaker 1: might be inflamed, might get it drained, but not knowing
Speaker 1: the extent of it, just knowing, you know, the sensitivity
Speaker 1: that you're going to have there a might that might
Speaker 1: persist the entire season. Yeah, pol. Matthew Stafford in his
Speaker 1: career has never led a league in touchdown pass a throne.
Speaker 1: Last year, for the only for the first and only
Speaker 1: time his career, he led the league in interceptions thrown
Speaker 1: at seventeen, which isn't you know that's crazy bad? No.
Speaker 1: I think Eli Manning has led the league in interceptions
Speaker 1: a few times, but I don't know if he's led
Speaker 1: in touchdown he has not. You're correct. He led the
Speaker 1: league in interceptions three different times in his career. Okay, right,
Speaker 1: far might be on his own on this one. There's
Speaker 1: nobody else who's led in interceptions and touchdown passes same season. Yes, toun,
Speaker 1: Steve Bartkowski, you're just throw it out there. You're just
Speaker 1: throwing out a name. Hey, a guy from the eighties.
Speaker 1: Let me throw his name out, Jim Zorn, Jim Hart.
Speaker 1: That's seventies with the Saint Louis Cardinal. Correct, thank you
Speaker 1: to Yeah, Steve Barkowski never led a leagu in anything,
Speaker 1: no offense. He led the league in good looks. Actually,
Speaker 1: you know one year he did he in in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: I don't think that wasn't a strike here, No, he did.
Speaker 1: I have thirty one touchdown passes in nineteen eighty. But
Speaker 1: he never the Little League in interceptions. That's wild. Joe Namath,
Speaker 1: Joe threw more interceptions than touchdown passes in his career. Yes,
Speaker 1: did we see Drew Breesh? Yeah, pol, you're so close
Speaker 1: with Joe Namath nameeth led the league in interceptions at
Speaker 1: four different times in his career. He led the league
Speaker 1: in touchdown passes once. He needed one more to be
Speaker 1: in the far of Fred farvro doing. Did he lead
Speaker 1: the league in touchdowns and interceptions in the same season. No,
Speaker 1: in seventy two he had nineteen touchdown passes and twenty
Speaker 1: one picks. He only had. I have I have Joe
Speaker 1: Namath having zero seasons where he had more touchdowns than picks. Actually,
Speaker 1: his rookie year had more touchdowns and picks. Every season
Speaker 1: after it was picks over touchdowns. Yeah, that's one that
Speaker 1: I would love to talk to the voters about Joe
Speaker 1: Namath because Joe Namath probably had the biggest win in
Speaker 1: NFL history when you consider that they were the biggest
Speaker 1: underdogs with the Jets in Super Bowl Three against the
Speaker 1: established Baltimore Colts. Was that Don Shula and the Baltimore
Speaker 1: Colts and you had Johnny units Earl Morrel, huge underdogs
Speaker 1: to them, and you know the NFL. The AFL wanted
Speaker 1: to prove that they could play with the NFL, and
Speaker 1: Joe guaranteed it and they were going to win, and
Speaker 1: they end up winning what sixteen to seven? But that
Speaker 1: got Joe into the Hall of Fame. Because I've always
Speaker 1: maintained while I loved watching Nameth, everything about him white shoes.
Speaker 1: You know, the way he would flick the ball and
Speaker 1: throw it sixty yards. You know, he had that charisma.
Speaker 1: Lenny Dawson to me was a better quarterback than Joe Namath.
Speaker 1: But and then he won the Super Bowl the following
Speaker 1: year when they beat the Vikings. But you just you
Speaker 1: know that perception, that reality, how the voters, how the
Speaker 1: public sees you. People wouldn't guess that Joe Namath had
Speaker 1: more interceptions than touchdowns, but Joe did. Joe. You know,
Speaker 1: you go back to Alabama where Joe was a great athlete,
Speaker 1: and then that's when he started having these knee surgeries.
Speaker 1: Drafted by the Jets and got that opportunity to go
Speaker 1: toe to toe with the Colts and beat them in Miami. Yeah, Marv,
Speaker 1: it was very much an Eli Manning situation. Well, Eli
Speaker 1: did win two Super Bowls and was really good in
Speaker 1: those Super Bowls. Was he a great regular season quarterback? No?
Speaker 1: Was he a good regular season quarterback? Yes? Is he
Speaker 1: was Jim Plunkett. Eli Manning before Eli Manning is Jim Plunkett.
Speaker 1: Two super Bowls, I believe, had some highs and lows.
Speaker 1: Former number one pick with the Patriots and then went
Speaker 1: to the Raiders and found a home there. But you know,
Speaker 1: there's certain guys that you look back and you just
Speaker 1: remember them. The Browns had a wide receiver named Gary Collins.
Speaker 1: Now this is going to mean, you know, probably absolutely
Speaker 1: nothing to ninety nine percent of you. But growing up,
Speaker 1: Paul Warfield and Gary Collins played for the Browns and
Speaker 1: we got to see the Browns every Sunday where I
Speaker 1: lived in Ohio. I just remember Gary Collins was an
Speaker 1: unbelievable wide receiver. Great, but yeo, said Paul Warfield, who
Speaker 1: was Lynn Swann before Lynn Swan. And if you look
Speaker 1: at Gary Collins's numbers back then, a wide receiver, when
Speaker 1: you caught a ball, you averaged about sixteen yards seventeen
Speaker 1: yards per catch, and if you check, I think Gary
Speaker 1: Collins probably had over seventy touchdown receptions. But he also
Speaker 1: played on a Browns team that had Jim Brown on
Speaker 1: it and Lee Roy Kelly on it, so got overshadowed.
Speaker 1: But there's certain players where you look back and you go, God,
Speaker 1: I just remember him as being great, not going to
Speaker 1: get in the Hall of Fame, because you know, as
Speaker 1: we get to the point with Hall of Fame numbers
Speaker 1: and you start to think about this, like Emmett Smith
Speaker 1: record rushing yards is never going to be broken just
Speaker 1: because you got longevity, you got health. You're gonna stay
Speaker 1: with a team that had great offensive line. They're going
Speaker 1: to run the football. But who is going to give
Speaker 1: their running back the ball thirty thirty five times a game?
Speaker 1: And the inswer is nobody Jerry Rice's numbers, which I
Speaker 1: thought would never be broached, there's more likelihood of Jerry
Speaker 1: Rice's receiving numbers falling van Emmett Smith because the running
Speaker 1: back and they're more passes. You know, you have a
Speaker 1: platoon system at running back. Wide receivers were throwing it
Speaker 1: even more. But trying to like. The thing that worries
Speaker 1: me about the NFL is what has taken over in baseball,
Speaker 1: and that is the numbers. The sheer numbers prove how
Speaker 1: great you are, and that's not always the case. You know,
Speaker 1: Lynn Swan, well, look at what he did, okay, but
Speaker 1: what would he do now? Or John stalwarth it's they
Speaker 1: threw the you know, they probably had three hundred and
Speaker 1: forty five catches in their careers. But what they did
Speaker 1: when they did it, how they did it is you
Speaker 1: know has to be factored in there. Here. Let's see
Speaker 1: Gary Collins seventy touchdown receptions, average sixteen yards per catch
Speaker 1: and had three hundred and thirty one receptions. They weren't
Speaker 1: throwing the ball back then fifteen times maybe, so when
Speaker 1: you caught it, you made the defense pay. And I
Speaker 1: think we lose that sometimes you go, well, I didn't
Speaker 1: see him play like Otis Anderson to me was a
Speaker 1: fabulous running back. And I don't know if he's a
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer or not. Yeah, I mentioned Ricky Waters.
Speaker 1: Ricky Waters was the first dual threat running back, Like
Speaker 1: he could catch and he could run. He rushed for
Speaker 1: ten thousand yards, he had five hundred catches. I think
Speaker 1: he was Marshall Falk before Marshall Falk. It's just Marshall
Speaker 1: was part of the greatest show on turf. Like it.
Speaker 1: We like it for it to be easy. We could go,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, man, he was on there. They gotta be great, yeah,
Speaker 1: mar That's why I think Julian Edelman is gonna get
Speaker 1: some real push for the Hall of Fame because of
Speaker 1: what he did. I don't think he's a Hall of Famer,
Speaker 1: but what he did in those super Bowls and they're
Speaker 1: gonna say, man, he was a part of that second
Speaker 1: part of that dynasty with Brady because they're gonna, you know,
Speaker 1: you're gonna start, you know, going down names. You're gonna say, Okay,
Speaker 1: Brady was on that team. Gronk remember Junior Edelman, and
Speaker 1: I think he might get a push. Well, but you
Speaker 1: start to look at teams and also when you win,
Speaker 1: like to me, the bike, he has lost four Super
Speaker 1: Bowls and because of that there were guys who should
Speaker 1: I don't think Paul krous is in the whole of fame.
Speaker 1: Did he finally get in Paul in the safety? Yes,
Speaker 1: I think so. I'm checking. But he had like eighty
Speaker 1: two interceptions something crazy. But they didn't win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: But the Steelers when they won, we're putting in Donnie's shell.
Speaker 1: He didn't even start for the Steelers defense back then.
Speaker 1: Is Paul krous in? Yeah? You got him in? Good god. Yeah,
Speaker 1: here's the stat you know, like Jerry Rice's record still
Speaker 1: feels pretty safe. He's at fifteen hundred and forty nine catches.
Speaker 1: Larry Fitzgerald had it, I know he did. Larry Fitzgerald
Speaker 1: retired by choice last year and he hasn't really officially
Speaker 1: retired yet. If Larry Fitzgerald catches fifty balls last year,
Speaker 1: let's say sixty balls for two seasons, he's passing Rice
Speaker 1: he is, He's one hundred and twenty behind him, hundred
Speaker 1: and seventeen behind him, and you probably can't you can
Speaker 1: remember one catch that Larry fitz old hat in his career,
Speaker 1: that touchdown reception against the Steeler, and he would have
Speaker 1: been Super Bowl MVPs probably would have been who is
Speaker 1: the active leader in receptions? Active as the tricky word
Speaker 1: here technically, so larifiseryld Antonio Brown? Is that nine twenty
Speaker 1: eight catches and he did most of it in about
Speaker 1: a five year span. Have you seen him rap y? Unfortunately? Yes?
Speaker 1: Did you see that? He came out? Okay? What is
Speaker 1: it about when you know performers wearing leather on stage?
Speaker 1: Like when Eddie Murphy wore the All Red and I
Speaker 1: was like, okay, and then it felt like every comedian
Speaker 1: after that was gonna wear leather. I don't. I didn't
Speaker 1: get it. And then you got ab who came out
Speaker 1: and you're like, it's it's in the summer, it's hot,
Speaker 1: and he's got leather. Pants and a leather code on. Yeah, Mark,
Speaker 1: it's swag. Is that what it is? But we're gonna
Speaker 1: call it. Think the kids call it swag? And he's
Speaker 1: not good. Come on, DP, we're having a good day.
Speaker 1: I think he just kept repeating the same line over
Speaker 1: and over and over. DP. That's also wrapped these days.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, dance got a lot of attention too. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know. How would you describe his dancing? Whoa? I
Speaker 1: saw that kind of dancing white man over bite at
Speaker 1: the wedding I was at this weekend. It's like, oh, man,
Speaker 1: he's been watching us dance. Here is Otis Anderson. He's
Speaker 1: got ten thousand rushing yards eighty one touchdowns in his career.
Speaker 1: He's really good. I don't know, Yeah, Mark, does he
Speaker 1: have a Super Bowl MVP with the Giants? Okay, right,
Speaker 1: Otis Anderson? But ten thousand yards eighty one games, it's
Speaker 1: pretty good. DP. Get him in. Yeah, I'm busy. He
Speaker 1: played for those Saint Louis Cardinals that the Bland team.
Speaker 1: Though in the early eighties. They had a couple of
Speaker 1: good you know, Green the receiver, They had a couple
Speaker 1: of good players. But he started really well, cooled off,
Speaker 1: had the Super Bowl run. All right, I have the
Speaker 1: farve answer. Okay, wait, what's the question? I forgot the question? Quarterbacks.
Speaker 1: Quarterbacks who have led the league in both touchdowns and
Speaker 1: thrown and interceptions thrown in the same season. No, multiple
Speaker 1: times in their careers multiple times multiple Bret war times,
Speaker 1: Little League in touchdown passes three times and picks. John
Speaker 1: Hadel played for the Rams about a thousand years, two
Speaker 1: times touchdowns, two times interceptions and y a tittle the
Speaker 1: New York Giants. Here's Ricky waters numbers. Ten thousand rushing yards,
Speaker 1: seventy eight touchdowns. Uh, Todd, you could throw in his
Speaker 1: receptions too, That's true. That's the point I was making
Speaker 1: is he was the Marshall fault before Marshall reception, like
Speaker 1: five hundred receptions checking. Who wouldn't want to know his
Speaker 1: number reception? That was That was the point I was
Speaker 1: bringing up. It was that dual threat. Yeah. Point. Uh.
Speaker 1: In only ten seasons of football, Ricky Waters had ten
Speaker 1: thousand and six hundred yards and four hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: seven reception. It's pretty good. It's like, I think that's
Speaker 1: second most in running back history, year third most. That's
Speaker 1: pretty good. Yeah, it's like Larry's Centers always had fifty
Speaker 1: catches a year. Larry Centers might have more receptions at
Speaker 1: a running as a running back than any other running back.
Speaker 1: What about Keith Buyers, he was also tight end or
Speaker 1: he was tight end at Oklahoma and then kind of
Speaker 1: h back when he got into the NFL. H back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there should be a Hall of Fame of players you'd
Speaker 1: want on your team, but aren't hall of famers. Like
Speaker 1: remember Darren Sprowles, he only retired two This guy he
Speaker 1: only ran for like four thousand yards in his career.
Speaker 1: He had six hundred catches. Yeah, and he's seen always
Speaker 1: be in the Pro Bowl or very dangerous player. Maybe
Speaker 1: Larry Centers used to hold the record for most receptions
Speaker 1: for a running back because if Sprowles had six hundred,
Speaker 1: then he's blown blown by that. All right? Yeah, see,
Speaker 1: should you say Roger Craig. Roger Craig should be up
Speaker 1: there with He was a dual threat the first he
Speaker 1: was probably the first dual threat really uh yeah, he
Speaker 1: didn't he didn't have as many rushing yards. This said.
Speaker 1: He was the first NFL player to have a thousand
Speaker 1: yards rushing and receiving in the same season. Man, it's
Speaker 1: pretty impressed. Pretty good, that's pretty good. Yeah, let's play
Speaker 1: the running back with the most career receptions game. Well,
Speaker 1: I already I made my mistake. I said, Larry Senter,
Speaker 1: he's second all time. Well then it Darren Sprowls if
Speaker 1: he's got six hundred, Nope, this guy is quite a
Speaker 1: bit above that. There's some heavy Marcus Allen has five
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty seven receptions. Tikey Barber five eighty six. Oh,
Speaker 1: talking about Ticky Barber chronically underrated, daily disrespected, and like
Speaker 1: Fred Taylor, Fred and Taylor, the daily disrespect Darren Sprowls had.
Speaker 1: You know, I went two days this weekend without disrespecting
Speaker 1: him for some reny you turn your phone off. Yeah,
Speaker 1: when he said there's a daily disrespect, who's disrespecting Fred Taylor?
Speaker 1: We are right now? I know I love Fred Taylor.
Speaker 1: Once he got ten thousand rushing yards, sure, all right?
Speaker 1: Uh this running back had twelve thousand rushing yards and
Speaker 1: seven hundred and sixty seven receptions. I was gonna say,
Speaker 1: Curtis Martin, he's Churs Martin's top ten though, Okay, Marshall Falk,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say Marshall folks correct answer, Yes, seven hundred
Speaker 1: sixty seven catches. Yeah, here's one that maybe even underrated.
Speaker 1: Ladinian Townson has thirteen thousand rushing yards and six and
Speaker 1: twenty four receptions. Yeah, but let's take a break. We
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Speaker 1: n n y SE top ten running backs not in
Speaker 1: the Hall of Fame. I'm not sure who this is.
Speaker 1: Courtesy of Freeman McNeil's on the list. Kurt Warner at
Speaker 1: all right? Well, no offense. Kurt Warner out of Penn State,
Speaker 1: had a nice couple of years early with the Seahawks
Speaker 1: in it went poorly fast. Oh let's see. He as
Speaker 1: a rookie led the AFC in rushing, helped his team
Speaker 1: get to the conference Championship Game tour. His ACL bounced
Speaker 1: back three more one thousand yard rushing seasons. Okay, how
Speaker 1: about James Brooks San Diego? He was all purpose. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was a team where they threw the ball. He
Speaker 1: got overshadowed just because it was all about the offense.
Speaker 1: There Eddie George. How about Eddie George. Second NFL running
Speaker 1: back to rush for ten thousand yards while never missing
Speaker 1: a start? About that four time All Pro Oh, let's
Speaker 1: see Chuck Foreman. And I loved the spin doctor. He
Speaker 1: was the original spin doctor the way he played. Ten
Speaker 1: thousand yards, seventy three total touchdowns, Tikey Barber, those numbers
Speaker 1: certainly are Hall of Fame worthy. Is herschel Walker a
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer? I'd say no, certainly one of the
Speaker 1: most talented running backs ever. Ricky Waters I mentioned that,
Speaker 1: let's see who else otis? Anderson mentioned that he should
Speaker 1: be in the Hall of Fame, and Roger Craig. So
Speaker 1: Roger Craig is not in the Hall of Fame. But
Speaker 1: what he did thirteen thousand total yards in eleven season,
Speaker 1: seventy three touchdowns. Yeah, Paully herschel Walker, he played two
Speaker 1: years in the USFL, which burned those out. Those don't
Speaker 1: count with his Hall of Fame case because it's the
Speaker 1: But do the ABA numbers count for the basketball Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame? It is the Pro Football Hall of Fame,
Speaker 1: not the NFL Hall of Fame, right, Yes, and it's
Speaker 1: the Basketball Hall of Fame, not the NBA. Herschell was
Speaker 1: unbelievable with the New Jersey Generals. When he got to
Speaker 1: the Cowboys, though, he had one fifteen hundred yards season
Speaker 1: and that was monstrous. Yeah, but he compared to his
Speaker 1: college expectations, he didn't pay off. He became more more
Speaker 1: of a return man reception guy in the back half
Speaker 1: of his career with Philly, and he really lacked shiftiness.
Speaker 1: When you think of running backs, you know they have
Speaker 1: great feat and Herschel never looked like he was. I mean,
Speaker 1: he certainly never reminded you of Gael Sairs. He didn't
Speaker 1: make you miss he ran you over. Let me go
Speaker 1: back to old Bates trying to tackle him when Georgia
Speaker 1: played Tennessee. Herschel was a really good running back. He
Speaker 1: just never lived up to that great like his sophomore
Speaker 1: year at Georgia might have been the best year that
Speaker 1: he had as a running back. A couple of phone calls,
Speaker 1: Stephen Wyoming, Hi, Steve, what's on your mind today? Yeah?
Speaker 1: But six five three tens? All right, best of the week,
Speaker 1: one week closer to Live Football and my worst of
Speaker 1: the week, happened to hear my savior, my quarterback, tell
Speaker 1: me how he's become a better lover. I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 1: It was just too much information with Aaron Rodgers become
Speaker 1: a better teammate and a better person, a better citizen,
Speaker 1: better lover. I'm going to take your word on that. Noted, Yes, noted.
Speaker 1: Oh I've been doing this too long. I have, I've
Speaker 1: been doing it too long. So, Aaron, how is our
Speaker 1: Awasca helped you as a person? Maybe better person and citizen,
Speaker 1: teammate and lover? Oh god, yes, far better lover. If
Speaker 1: I'm like a local report at the end of the
Speaker 1: season needed to recapping, let's review your season as a quarterback, citizen,
Speaker 1: and lover your thoughts. Let's start with lover. Yeah, knock
Speaker 1: that out. Yeah? Were you more of an MVP on
Speaker 1: the field or off the field? There? And I want
Speaker 1: to see J. J. Watt post iowasa. Oh, because we're
Speaker 1: a bunch of good ass dudes. We're much better lovers.
Speaker 1: He would do made America, Ayawaska? Not that No, no
Speaker 1: from other kind? Not in Peru? Yeah, why do iawasca?
Speaker 1: I do it in the United States, not Peru? Good
Speaker 1: Iowa American made ayahuasca. Yeah, I'm going to I want
Speaker 1: to do aauasca. Then he's in. Yeah, because I'm a cyclone,
Speaker 1: I'm a hawk guy, Alan, Atlanta, Hi, All, best and
Speaker 1: worst of the week Morning, Dan. Best of the weekend
Speaker 1: was getting to cheer on my mother and the rest
Speaker 1: of the Atlanta triesisters as they competed in the East
Speaker 1: Cob Triathlon here in Georgia. And could you do me
Speaker 1: a quick favor later on, when Ross Tucker is on,
Speaker 1: could you tell him the reason I no longer compete
Speaker 1: alongside my mother. It is because I'm blind, and until
Speaker 1: I learned how to race with a guide, I am
Speaker 1: relegated to a cheerleading position. All right, thank you. I
Speaker 1: don't know if Ross Tucker is going to bring that up.
Speaker 1: Paulie's the blind Guy half, Paulie's Cornered the blind market. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think those are a little more local references there
Speaker 1: for Ala, a little more first too much? Al does that? Like? Al?
Speaker 1: This a national broadcast here. But I will say Alan
Speaker 1: calls early early on Monday to get in to give
Speaker 1: us his best and worst of the weekend. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm gonna do him, gonna tell Tyler have Al
Speaker 1: give him his best and worst of the weekend. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna let Tyler decide if Al deserves to be on
Speaker 1: the air. Had a great sandwich a local lunch truck
Speaker 1: that I went to. There's a subway. There's a subway
Speaker 1: sandwich shop here, and I had a BMT and just
Speaker 1: want to say, I had an Italian herb and it
Speaker 1: was great. New food truck park opened up by me
Speaker 1: I had. I went to a water fountain. I haven't
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Speaker 1: The Great Anthony Monyos will join his coming up next hour.