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Speaker 3: got a pull question, a few stats of the day
Speaker 3: as well. The NFL Honors unveiled last night, and I
Speaker 3: sit corrected because I thought Lamar Jackson was going to
Speaker 3: win because he had the most votes at quarterback and
Speaker 3: usually that will translate into being the MVP. That was
Speaker 3: the big surprise for me as I was watching that.
Speaker 3: But Josh Allen the first player in twenty one years
Speaker 3: to win the MVP without being selected First Team All Pro,
Speaker 3: and I think that was the big surprise that he
Speaker 3: got twenty seven of the fifty first place votes. Lamar
Speaker 3: Jackson had twenty three. That's the smallest difference between first
Speaker 3: and second since Peyton Manning and Steve McNair they declared
Speaker 3: them co MVPs. They had sixteen first place votes. That
Speaker 3: was back in two thousand and three.
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Speaker 3: MVP the Saquon Bark League Offensive Player of the Year
Speaker 3: award was like a we got to give you something.
Speaker 3: You rush for two thousand yards and you're in the
Speaker 3: super Bowl. If you had the MVP vote Monday, you
Speaker 3: voted Monday who would be the MVP of the NFL,
Speaker 3: because more than likely it would be Saquon Barkley. Although
Speaker 3: if Mahomes would win again even though he didn't have
Speaker 3: a great regular season, you go, he's still the most
Speaker 3: valuable guy. But Josh Allen gets the MVP Defensive Player
Speaker 3: of the Year. Patrick's ertan of the Broncos, Kevin O'Connell
Speaker 3: the Vikings Coach of the Year. I'm sitting with people
Speaker 3: last night who had big money bet on these awards.
Speaker 3: Big money. So when Kevin O'Connell and Dan Campbell are
Speaker 3: up for Coach of the Year, Andy Reid, I'm sitting
Speaker 3: next to a woman. She goes better better be Kevin
Speaker 3: o'h okay, no calling him KOs, better be KOs? I said, like,
Speaker 3: what you know him? I got seventy two thousand dollars
Speaker 3: on this. I go, oh my god. So Kevin O'Connell wins,
Speaker 3: and she goes all right, drinks for everybody. Then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden Josh Allen wins MVP, and I think
Speaker 3: she lost seventeen thousand on that and it ruined her
Speaker 3: parlays because she had Lamar Jackson. I didn't know you
Speaker 3: could parlay the awards ceremony, you know, MVP and Rookie
Speaker 3: of the Year and Offensive Rookie of the Year Jared
Speaker 3: versus the Rams defensive Rookie. Like there was some serious
Speaker 3: money being wager or they bet, you know, prior to
Speaker 3: the start of the season. And I told the story
Speaker 3: of one of the guys who's on our gambling podcast occasionally,
Speaker 3: Sammy p. He put down a future's bet on Saquon
Speaker 3: Barkley to be the Offensive Player of the Year. He
Speaker 3: did that in the preseason. He had the ticket that
Speaker 3: he got from Vegas and he dropped it off to
Speaker 3: the backroom guys who worked on the gambling podcast, and
Speaker 3: he said, if this happens, you guys cash this. He said.
Speaker 3: The only thing is is you have to go to
Speaker 3: Vegas to cash it, and it's worth about three thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: So I was watching hoping that Saquon Barkley would win it.
Speaker 3: So Marvin, I don't know if you and Dylan, you know,
Speaker 3: picture day, Ray, you guys cashed in last night on
Speaker 3: Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 5: We sure did so.
Speaker 8: I think we're gonna go to Vegas and split it,
Speaker 8: and I think Ray and Dylan won't have any money
Speaker 8: when we come back.
Speaker 3: That's just gonna You're gonna lose money on going to
Speaker 3: pick up winnings for a bet. So those were just
Speaker 3: some of the awards last night. Jaden Daniels was the
Speaker 3: Rookie of the Year, the Assistant Coach of the Year,
Speaker 3: Ben Johnson going to the so that that count as
Speaker 3: a Bears Award winner.
Speaker 9: There's lots of room in the Bears trophy case. Pop
Speaker 9: it in there. No one's going to read the fine print.
Speaker 3: Well you got eighty five and then you don't have
Speaker 3: much after that, big gap. Yes, yeah, big trophy case.
Speaker 3: Not a lot of trophies in the trophy case.
Speaker 6: Yep, all right.
Speaker 3: See let's pull question for hour one of the program.
Speaker 3: Nothing of significance happened yesterday at the trade deadline except
Speaker 3: for PJ. Tucker. He got traded three times in five days.
Speaker 3: Do you get a jersey with those teams that traded
Speaker 3: for you? No, you don't.
Speaker 9: I think to be in the record books in Basketball Reference,
Speaker 9: you have to be on the roster for a game
Speaker 9: even though you don't play in that game.
Speaker 3: I think so. From February first to February fifth, PJ.
Speaker 3: Tucker went from the Clippers to the Jazz Jazz to
Speaker 3: the Heat, Heat to the Raptors. That's not fair, Like
Speaker 3: at the end result is and you're going to the Raptors. Yeah.
Speaker 4: His agent is like, hey, look, everybody wants you.
Speaker 10: I'm assuming that if one of them should go on
Speaker 10: to win a ring, he doesn't get that ring.
Speaker 3: Correct, correct? Yeah, correct, because he didn't play one game.
Speaker 4: He didn't play one game, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: But I don't know. So PJ. Tucker three times in
Speaker 3: five days, But that doesn't count as most teams played for?
Speaker 3: Is that still like nine teams? Haven't we discussed this before,
Speaker 3: like Clarence Weatherspoon or somebody.
Speaker 5: Oh boy, Jim Jackson's up there too.
Speaker 3: Jim Jackson Did he play for nine teams?
Speaker 5: He played for eleven or twelve?
Speaker 3: What about Joe Smith? Joe Smith might still be in
Speaker 3: the NBA.
Speaker 5: Oh he's a world traveler too.
Speaker 9: Tony Massenberg had about all, oh yeah, we're deep diving.
Speaker 3: Oh loop bloop, all right, Seaton. Pole question today is
Speaker 3: going to be what.
Speaker 10: Well, we have a couple of Todd's oddly specific poll
Speaker 10: questions which we could get to, which it's always fun.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Todd. The conclusion of the match, the pickleball
Speaker 3: match that will be aired today, and then we'll hand
Speaker 3: out some awards. But Todd was the star the first match.
Speaker 3: He looked like a combination of Roth and a Doll
Speaker 3: and Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe. It was very impressive,
Speaker 3: very and the best athlete on the pickleball court. But
Speaker 3: let's see what you do match too. I'm ready, Thank you, Todd.
Speaker 10: We also have a couple of other Pole questions from Paul. Here,
Speaker 10: are you rooting for the Chiefs of the Eagles? Kind
Speaker 10: of basic, but let's get the the I.
Speaker 4: Don't know baseline?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 10: And then would you rather win the league MVP and
Speaker 10: a Super Bowl MVP but not be a Hall of
Speaker 10: Famer or just be a Hall of Famer?
Speaker 3: Okay? So I'm MVP and Super Bowl MVP, correct, but
Speaker 3: not but not a Hall of Famer. Well, how many
Speaker 3: guys have won both of those MVPs and not been
Speaker 3: a Hall of Famer?
Speaker 6: I think nobody.
Speaker 3: No, oh, byy you.
Speaker 4: So you could be the only one who had a
Speaker 4: great year and then won a ring but.
Speaker 3: Not that good. Eli didn't get in first ballot. I
Speaker 3: guess I was surprised because and this shouldn't factor in,
Speaker 3: but he's from New Orleans. Here we are in New Orleans,
Speaker 3: and I got that might you know, you put those
Speaker 3: two together and maybe he's now. I don't think he's
Speaker 3: a first Battle of Hall of Famer. I do think
Speaker 3: he gets into the Hall of Fame. Eric Allen got in.
Speaker 3: I've been a big proponent of Sterling Sharp. Sterling Sharp
Speaker 3: is kind of like the wide receiver version of Terrell
Speaker 3: Davis or vice versa. He was a wonderful wide receiver.
Speaker 3: So you have Shannon and Sterling going into the Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame. Jared Allen, you forget the numbers that Jared
Speaker 3: Allen put up. Those are how many sacks did he have?
Speaker 3: PAULI deb over one fifty but you know, you know,
Speaker 3: not playing in big playoff games, but still that was
Speaker 3: a guy. It felt like every single Sunday he brought it.
Speaker 3: You had to account for. Jared Allen.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Paul, Yeah, he had one hundred and thirty six sacks.
Speaker 9: You get that one twenty number. It's almost automatic, Yes, Marvin.
Speaker 8: And I think one of our guests has a good
Speaker 8: history with Oh no, he chased him out of the
Speaker 8: end zone.
Speaker 3: Oh no, so he helped Jared all Jared Allen get
Speaker 3: a sack on that. Like if it's a safety, you
Speaker 3: don't get a sack, do you.
Speaker 9: Maybe if you're the closest person or you have to
Speaker 9: touch him, I would think checking.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Well, sometimes if you're in the vicinity,
Speaker 3: you get credit. You know when Peyton Manning used to
Speaker 3: just fall down or Brady fall down, somebody got the sack.
Speaker 3: But maybe you just have to put rest your hands
Speaker 3: on them. But yeah, I don't know if Jared Allen
Speaker 3: got a sack that. Because Orlovsky went out of the
Speaker 3: end zone when he was with the lines, we have
Speaker 3: to ask Dan. I'm sure he loves talking about that.
Speaker 3: He thought he was done with that, he thought that
Speaker 3: that was over. Who went out of the end zone
Speaker 3: this year?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, there was like the exact same play.
Speaker 4: Gosh, who was that?
Speaker 3: We should remember that because we've never forgotten the Dan
Speaker 3: Orlovsky ran out of the back of the end zone.
Speaker 4: He just kind of owns that you know?
Speaker 3: Was it a really good quarterback? Who PJ Stroud? He
Speaker 3: got oi?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: All right? What other pole questions that we have for
Speaker 3: the first job.
Speaker 10: Let's see these are some of the Todd's oddly specific
Speaker 10: poll question. Yes, how would you handle someone talking too
Speaker 10: much at a Super Bowl party? Ask that individual to
Speaker 10: please let you just watch the game? Politely engage in
Speaker 10: conversation and just deal.
Speaker 2: With the situation.
Speaker 4: Move to another spot and hope.
Speaker 10: He or she doesn't follow you, find a TV in
Speaker 10: a separate room, leave the party altogether.
Speaker 3: Would you like to answer your pole question? Todd?
Speaker 11: Knowing me, I would politely engage in conversation and just
Speaker 11: deal with the situation and not be rude, holding that
Speaker 11: at some point they're going to just stop.
Speaker 3: But what if you're the person who's annoying, which could
Speaker 3: very well be the case, and they're trying to move
Speaker 3: away from you, they.
Speaker 5: Would probably leave the party altogether.
Speaker 11: There would probably be like seventy three percent if there
Speaker 11: was me doing that, victimizing the poor people trying to
Speaker 11: watch the game.
Speaker 3: Yes, I've dealt with this before a couple of Super bowls.
Speaker 9: Unbeknownst to me, my wife invited a couple of my
Speaker 9: brother in law's clover who don't know football but talk
Speaker 9: the whole time very ornately. I do a move when
Speaker 9: we come back from firstall break, where I go, all right,
Speaker 9: let's get back to the game. Let's focus on the game.
Speaker 9: Like and everyone kind of shuts up for a second.
Speaker 9: It's like breaking the huddle. It works, It gets people refocused.
Speaker 10: Sounds like a lot of fun by it being clapped
Speaker 10: at until the shut up at your house.
Speaker 6: I got.
Speaker 5: Them rolling their eyes behind him.
Speaker 2: What's up with cool?
Speaker 4: Thanks for inviting us over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not bothered by Marvin. What about you now?
Speaker 8: We don't need to talk. Let's just watch the game.
Speaker 8: You know, the commercials, the halftime show.
Speaker 5: We don't need to do all that.
Speaker 3: I'm watching by myself on Super Bowl Sunday. I'm watching
Speaker 3: by myself. That's it. It's the best. Don't have to hawk,
Speaker 3: no questions, nothing, They don't have to wait in line
Speaker 3: for anything.
Speaker 8: Yes, And the thing about Super Bowl parties, there's so
Speaker 8: many people there that haven't watched football all year. But
Speaker 8: it's just an event. Yeah, and so they're like, so,
Speaker 8: who's really good on his team? Gosh, they've been good
Speaker 8: all year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I thought Saquin was on the Giants.
Speaker 3: He's on the.
Speaker 5: Eagles now, Saquen.
Speaker 3: Saquin Barkley. All right. The eight seven, seven to three
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Speaker 9: Yes, Paulie, we have a quick Dion Sanders game. Coach
Speaker 9: prime Is always comes by the Super Bowl set. We're
Speaker 9: gonna play guests. The outfit for Dion Sanders, none of us.
Speaker 9: I don't think i've seen him yet.
Speaker 3: He did shave, Oh, I was. He was on the
Speaker 3: Award Show last night. He was up there with Belichick
Speaker 3: and they were you know, it was like a buddy movie,
Speaker 3: like any one you have Midnight Run too. Yes, now
Speaker 3: it would be in Prime, I'm run it would be
Speaker 3: instead of Midnight Run. But yeah, it felt like Belichick
Speaker 3: and Dion were a buddy movie up there. You know,
Speaker 3: they're just ad libbing, just you know, gassing it up
Speaker 3: a little bit. Hey, how are you hey? And then
Speaker 3: you had Snoop Dogg who called out Belichick's girlfriend. So yeah,
Speaker 3: and he brought all of his rings and then she
Speaker 3: got one of the rings as well, so what's the
Speaker 3: d on so what he's wearing today?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'll go first.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go white on white on white, Colorado flair
Speaker 9: all through it.
Speaker 2: But it's a little warm today.
Speaker 9: White had to toe with some Colorado pop.
Speaker 3: All right, Marvin, what about you? You got your Dion
Speaker 3: T shirt on.
Speaker 8: I think he's wearing retro don Nikes, and I think
Speaker 8: he's wearing just casual Colorado jumpsuit.
Speaker 3: Okay, Todd, what about you?
Speaker 11: Colorado Buffalo's cap of some sort, maybe with Coach Prime
Speaker 11: on the side and one of those I ain't hard
Speaker 11: to find sweatshirts. Might be white, could be great, could
Speaker 11: be black, but I know he likes to wear that.
Speaker 5: I ain't hard to find.
Speaker 3: What about you, Seaton.
Speaker 10: Man, My first instinct was to say, sort of like
Speaker 10: a black on black tracksuit. Yeah, well, I guess I'll
Speaker 10: stick with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know. It feels like white on white
Speaker 3: on white.
Speaker 4: It's a pretty good guess.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, maybe with a little uh Colorado gold piping
Speaker 3: somewhere in there. Uh necklace? Watch what a crucifix?
Speaker 10: Okay, that's kind of his daily wear though, too. Like
Speaker 10: the tracksuit that we're all talking about Yeah, he there's
Speaker 10: a big week. You know, you get a lot of
Speaker 10: eyeballs on a week like this. There might be something
Speaker 10: with a little more flare too, though not saying a suit,
Speaker 10: but something that really stands out.
Speaker 3: What doesn't Colorado have New Orleans Saints kind of flare
Speaker 3: to it?
Speaker 8: Yeah, they do better uniforms though, Yes, Colorado or the
Speaker 8: Saints Coloradoo were those Saints white uniforms with the gold
Speaker 8: the retro.
Speaker 3: Yes, those are really sharp, amazing, those are really shark
Speaker 3: All right, we'll take a break. Deon, we'll join us.
Speaker 3: Coming up next, we'll get to phone calls, settle on
Speaker 3: our poll question. Just getting started on this meet Friday
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Speaker 3: He joins us every Super Bowl. He's the Hall of
Speaker 3: Famer two times Super Bowl champ, head coach of the
Speaker 3: Buffalo's Dion Sanders back here in the man k and
Speaker 3: we all made the mistake of what he was going
Speaker 3: to be wearing. We went jeans on jeans. There suit
Speaker 3: it look good thought, but but no, no track suit?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: All right, you gotta you gotta whistle there.
Speaker 6: I'm a coach, so I got a whistle.
Speaker 3: So are you gonna use the whistle during this, uh interview?
Speaker 6: Well, it blows, but I don't plan on blow anything.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough? How many pairs of shoes do you want?
Speaker 12: I haven't taken inventory in quite some time, but it's
Speaker 12: it's a lot like Jordan's or I'm not a Jordan guy.
Speaker 6: I'm a prime guy. You're not got my own shoes?
Speaker 3: Did you ever own? Did you ever own? Jordan's?
Speaker 12: Maybe a para sol, but I love Mike makes my guy.
Speaker 12: It's kind of different when you.
Speaker 6: Know Jordan, you know, like you know, it's a little different.
Speaker 6: I like, I like what I like.
Speaker 12: I'm not a big sneaker everyday guy, but when I
Speaker 12: do wear tennis shoes mostly were my own.
Speaker 3: What do you take away from Jordan's like everything.
Speaker 12: He's the greatest, He's the goat, He's a character, class.
Speaker 6: Work, ethic.
Speaker 3: Nothing Lebron could do.
Speaker 12: I'm not gonna put another brother down, but lit than another.
Speaker 12: I'm not doing that. We don't do that now. Both
Speaker 12: of those guys are Black excellence to me. Both of
Speaker 12: those guys are on different mountains, and they've reached their
Speaker 12: pinnacles differently, but certainly they they have reached it. We
Speaker 12: could compare everybody to them, but not them against one another.
Speaker 6: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: If I had you in your prime against Travis Hunter now.
Speaker 12: Right, Travis bad boy, I'm not putting Travis down.
Speaker 6: Travis bad Boy. There's like another sign to me.
Speaker 12: Travis is a generational type of young man that we
Speaker 12: may never ever see again. The reason we may never
Speaker 12: ever see him again because coaches won't allow it, because
Speaker 12: they can't fathom what they can't do themselves. I did
Speaker 12: it at an extreme level, so I was able to
Speaker 12: guide him and lead him and allow him to do
Speaker 12: it without the risk of jealousy, of envy, or hatred
Speaker 12: from his teammates. Travis is unbelievable. Travis is the best
Speaker 12: player in.
Speaker 6: This draft by far.
Speaker 3: Match your challenge his talents.
Speaker 12: I don't match man' I'm that old coach in the
Speaker 12: corner of the ring, that boxing coach saying left right, left, right,
Speaker 12: You got it.
Speaker 6: That's it. I'm not matching nothing.
Speaker 12: I'm trying to help him exceed anything I would ever fathohim,
Speaker 12: not only on the field, but off the field as well.
Speaker 3: How would you use him if you're an NFL cause.
Speaker 6: I've already showed him how to use him. Why would
Speaker 6: they defer?
Speaker 3: I don't you know. We've talked to people who've played,
Speaker 3: you know, either defensive back or wide receiver, saying you
Speaker 3: have to go to these meetings. Come on, man, I'm
Speaker 3: just going by what they tell me.
Speaker 12: When is the last time you heard a football player say, boy,
Speaker 12: that meeting really helped me.
Speaker 3: No, but you have they require you to be at
Speaker 3: certain places.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I was there for fourteen years. I know the drills.
Speaker 12: Travis has never been mistaken for an idiot on the
Speaker 12: football field. He's very intelligent, very intelligent on the field,
Speaker 12: at and off the field. Had a four point oh GPA.
Speaker 12: Let's get that straight. So he's a smart young man.
Speaker 12: He will be prepared for whatever you place in front
Speaker 12: of him. Generational loves the game, don't party, don't smoke,
Speaker 12: don't drink. Kind of secludes himself, kind of an introvert
Speaker 12: is if you should say, but he can play some
Speaker 12: during football.
Speaker 3: But full time dB, full time wide receiver.
Speaker 12: Why not you play an NFL game. It's much slower
Speaker 12: than the college game. The college game is no huddle,
Speaker 12: is tempo. We plays that the players are the players
Speaker 12: that the plays. The pro game is so durned slow.
Speaker 12: You go into the huddle, you take your time, you
Speaker 12: call another play. Not only that, you can't touch him,
Speaker 12: you can't hit him in the secondary. So the risk
Speaker 12: of being injured is not as such as the college
Speaker 12: football game.
Speaker 6: The pro games protects you even more.
Speaker 12: I think what he does should transnd to the next level.
Speaker 12: He's already shown them what he could. He's capable of doing.
Speaker 12: The reason they're saying he can't do both because they
Speaker 12: never fad them.
Speaker 2: To do both.
Speaker 3: He's deon Sanders. Why does the media want you to
Speaker 3: coach in the NFL.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna say the media.
Speaker 12: The media is uh. Some people are very kind. Some
Speaker 12: people do clickbait. So when you mention my name, that's
Speaker 12: gonna warrant an opinion. You're not gonna mention my name
Speaker 12: and not have an opinion. If you say anything and
Speaker 12: mention me, you're gonna have an opinion. I'm not the
Speaker 12: kind of guy that's idle that you have nothing to say.
Speaker 12: When I walked in, you had an opinion. So that's
Speaker 12: just the thought that we provoke. So it's not the media.
Speaker 12: I just think when you look at me, you're based
Speaker 12: with an opinion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I think the media it allows them. You know,
Speaker 3: when you talk to your Jones, there was wishful reporting.
Speaker 3: I think that was attached.
Speaker 12: Jerry is a magnetic man. Just us sitting down hugging
Speaker 12: each other. He said right behind me the honors last night,
Speaker 12: and his beautiful wife. But just he's magnetic. If we talking,
Speaker 12: hug is going to be a story. Whatever Jerry does
Speaker 12: is going to be a story. Jerry is the only
Speaker 12: owner in the NFL that consistently makes you feel as
Speaker 12: dough his team has a chance to win a Super
Speaker 12: Bowl every year and you have an opinion about it.
Speaker 6: What other owner has.
Speaker 12: That that authenticity and that that that attraction nobody.
Speaker 6: Jerry's one of a kind man and I love him.
Speaker 3: If he had asked you to interview with the job.
Speaker 12: I wouldn't have to interview. My interview is being played.
Speaker 12: Why would I have to interview? Like I can you
Speaker 12: coach you?
Speaker 5: You can't.
Speaker 12: You could watch that. You can see that I'm pretty
Speaker 12: durn good at what I do. I don't have to interview.
Speaker 12: You just have to come and this is my staff.
Speaker 12: This would be my staff. Who do you want me
Speaker 12: to hold over? Okay, here we go. What we're gonna do?
Speaker 12: And but I'm more I'm more involved. I'm not gonna
Speaker 12: just let you build it for me. I need to
Speaker 12: build it. We need to build it together so so
Speaker 12: that I could make it certain I had a hand
Speaker 12: in our success, certainly not our failure.
Speaker 3: Did you want to be ansesked to coach the Cowboys?
Speaker 12: I love the college football game. I'm built for the
Speaker 12: college football game at this point in my life. And
Speaker 12: I'm not doing nothing at that next level with doubt.
Speaker 12: My sons, everybody know that. Why would I do that?
Speaker 12: Why would I go coach against my son? Who wants
Speaker 12: to do that? Who who signs up for that?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 6: I want to go coach against my son. What idiot
Speaker 6: does that? No, if that was gonna happen, that would
Speaker 6: be one of the continguencies.
Speaker 3: So if you could coach, okay, So that's the only way.
Speaker 3: If you can.
Speaker 6: So I've it's always what I've always said. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: How do you prepare for the draft with your So?
Speaker 12: I prepare him. I prepare them for the draft, he
Speaker 12: and Shallow. I prepare them with the thought process, the
Speaker 12: language understanding, the room understanding, this is what this team has,
Speaker 12: this is what the questions that you may want to warrant.
Speaker 12: But I prepare them as men for the moment, because
Speaker 12: we're gonna get that moment. The reason you sit up
Speaker 12: here is because you've been maximizing your moments for how
Speaker 12: many years now forty forty years. That's why you're hear
Speaker 12: because of the moment. So, and these guys are all
Speaker 12: assisting you because they understand how to handle their moments.
Speaker 12: So I prepare my kids for the moment. So when
Speaker 12: you ask them a question that you're not gonna catch
Speaker 12: them off guard. You're not gonna catch them in a
Speaker 12: vicarious situation because I prepared them for that moment. And
Speaker 12: I think that's the job.
Speaker 3: Of a father as a father. Are their teams you'd
Speaker 3: prefer he didn't play for?
Speaker 6: There's a lot of teams I prefer any It's just
Speaker 6: like I said, aren't their team that you don't want
Speaker 6: to watch.
Speaker 3: That?
Speaker 6: You hit the room money? You just hit the clicker
Speaker 6: like that, you nern skippy. You're right. It's teams I
Speaker 6: didn't want to play for, So why wouldn't I want
Speaker 6: my kids?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 12: Come on, man, I'm a dad, I'm a real dad
Speaker 12: that has a lot of information about the NFL.
Speaker 6: I know some folks who know some folks who know
Speaker 6: some folks.
Speaker 12: In the NFL, and I know what's behind the curtain.
Speaker 12: So definitely I'm going to lead them in the right direction.
Speaker 3: But how do you how do you navigate that?
Speaker 12: I would meet with them behind the door, closed doors.
Speaker 12: I would not call them out. I would not put
Speaker 12: them on front street and talk about their organization because
Speaker 12: people work too hard to make it right. Instead of
Speaker 12: a guy like me ignorantly saying something wrong, I would
Speaker 12: meet with them privately and talk about my concerns so
Speaker 12: we could have an understanding.
Speaker 3: Has that happened already?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 3: How many teams?
Speaker 6: Few? I just want to know. I just want to
Speaker 6: know why.
Speaker 12: If you don't get your wives answer, you're gonna always
Speaker 12: be curious in life. I like to get my wives
Speaker 12: answered because this is this is my guy. I mean,
Speaker 12: these are my kids. This ain't just a homie a friend.
Speaker 12: These are my kids.
Speaker 3: Who does Shador remind you of his dad?
Speaker 6: He reminds me of me in a lot of ways.
Speaker 6: He he he.
Speaker 12: He's the son that has always been there. Like what
Speaker 12: I mean by that is like Bucky, my oldest son.
Speaker 12: He lived with his mother, his mother for a period
Speaker 12: of time. I was always fathering him, but he didn't
Speaker 12: stay in the house for a period of time because
Speaker 12: of separation and divorce. But I want custody of my
Speaker 12: second set of kids, my second three. But Shador never
Speaker 12: ventured out, he he. He didn't get mad and get
Speaker 12: upset and run to mommy and and whatever that would
Speaker 12: would be. Shador has always consistently been there.
Speaker 3: But just he's been with you you mean, yeah, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what I mean by there. He's I admired his toughness.
Speaker 3: Yeah uh. He hung in the pocket. But he's not
Speaker 3: elusive like you. He We don't want their speed.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but if he was, he was running the ball profusely.
Speaker 12: You criticized that he's a drop back past it, he's
Speaker 12: a pre pure pocket part.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't criticize it because we look at Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 12: It was only it's only Lamar won Lamar and Lamar
Speaker 12: didn't win an MVP award that he should have won
Speaker 12: last night. So there's always going to be criticism when
Speaker 12: your gift is exemplified tremendously.
Speaker 3: But Josh Allen runs.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but you don't criticize him for running. You've never
Speaker 12: criticized him for running. You've criticized Lamar for running. That's
Speaker 12: a great analogy. I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 3: No, I've criticized Josh Allen because he didn't take care
Speaker 3: of the football. No, A lot of people have. Yes,
Speaker 3: I mean I can only speak for me. You're speaking
Speaker 3: in generalities. I Lamar Jackson I thought was gonna win
Speaker 3: the m v P, Thank you. I thought he was
Speaker 3: going to win the idea too. Josh Allen is taking
Speaker 3: care of the football this year better, and I thought
Speaker 3: that was the lamarck.
Speaker 12: No, Okay, both guys are tremendous. We can't put Josh
Speaker 12: down and lift Lamorrow up. But that MVP trophy I
Speaker 12: thought was Lamar.
Speaker 3: I would have given it to Saquon Barklay.
Speaker 12: No, yeah, Lamar, Well, because he's here, would you have
Speaker 12: given it to him if he wasn't here?
Speaker 3: He ran for two thousand yards, he changed their offense.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that has been done before. Yeah, multitude of times.
Speaker 3: We're never going to have an MVP be a running back.
Speaker 6: But Lamar, what he did.
Speaker 12: I forget his statistics, but his turnover was when he
Speaker 12: had three interceptions or something four interceptions and in what
Speaker 12: eighteen nineteen games?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's crazy, that's absurd.
Speaker 12: Like what he's doing is what everybody said he couldn't do,
Speaker 12: and he did it to another level and it still
Speaker 12: wasn't glorified.
Speaker 3: What if we had the MVP headed out of at
Speaker 3: the end of the year.
Speaker 12: That's what it should be handed out. That's when all
Speaker 12: award should be handed out, when the body.
Speaker 6: Of work is done.
Speaker 3: So then it's either Mahomes or Saquon Barkley who probably
Speaker 3: would win them.
Speaker 12: People Now that's because they have the lasting impression. That
Speaker 12: doesn't mean that they're the MVP.
Speaker 3: But that isn't value winning championships.
Speaker 12: Yes, but it's not singilely value. It's that don't make
Speaker 12: you better because your team is there, you have a
Speaker 12: better team. It's some guys that could flat out play,
Speaker 12: but if you put them on a different team, they're wonderful.
Speaker 12: Example cam Ward. Cam Ward and sh your door are
Speaker 12: best of friends.
Speaker 6: Cam Ward.
Speaker 12: Last year he probably would have been on a third
Speaker 12: fourth round draft pick. He goes to Miami. Now he's
Speaker 12: arguably the first pick.
Speaker 6: What happened? What changed?
Speaker 12: Was the scouts wrong or did he go to a
Speaker 12: better team and get in a better situation or was
Speaker 12: the scouts wrong?
Speaker 3: Probably both, So let's say they're wrong.
Speaker 12: They misdiagnosed him, they misrepresented him, they treated him unfairly.
Speaker 12: And I love where he is right now. I flat
Speaker 12: I love it because it make him all look like
Speaker 12: a fool because last year, you can't tell me this
Speaker 12: wasn't the same guy. That's the same camp that I knew,
Speaker 12: that's the same camp as doing this thing. He just
Speaker 12: has a different uniform on.
Speaker 6: And I love it.
Speaker 3: If you could change one thing about college football right now.
Speaker 12: It has to be more structure in regards to what
Speaker 12: was supposed to what was supposedly inil it's not in IL,
Speaker 12: it's collective, it's pay per view. So if I could
Speaker 12: change something, that would have to be structuring guidelines for
Speaker 12: these kids. It would be a mimic of the NFL
Speaker 12: when rookies come in. This is what you could get.
Speaker 12: This is the maximum. It would be like that for
Speaker 12: high school kids. Then the college kids that have already
Speaker 12: proven themselves would be more would have more value.
Speaker 6: We got to have some type of structure.
Speaker 12: If not, you're going to see the same teams that's
Speaker 12: exhausted themselves financially, and the collectives go to the playoffs.
Speaker 12: Every year you may see two surprises like Arizona State
Speaker 12: who played phenomenal, and a couple of other teams, but
Speaker 12: mostly was it Boise State. It played phenomenally, but you know,
Speaker 12: you get knocked out. So if it's not even if
Speaker 12: I can't give you what the other team can give
Speaker 12: you a pay you, it's not evening.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know if we get to the pro
Speaker 3: model eventually, where maybe we take the top fifty schools
Speaker 3: and then we kind of divide them into regions and
Speaker 3: then that's.
Speaker 6: Gonna happen eventually.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think it's.
Speaker 12: Going and in most schools is probably gonna break away
Speaker 12: from football, is probably gonna break away from the other sports.
Speaker 12: It's probably gonna be football. Then the other sports have
Speaker 12: their own ad and it's probably gonna roll like that.
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Speaker 6: Which skin is looking good?
Speaker 3: What's your playing weight?
Speaker 12: And you are now I probably was anywhere from one
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Speaker 6: I'm right now. I'm probably two o fo lex lightly
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Speaker 2: Right here we go.
Speaker 6: I love uh California almonds. I love everything about it.
Speaker 12: They're a healthy snack because I'm a I'm a fit guy,
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Speaker 3: In almonds dot com. Which team will be serving your
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Speaker 6: That's good, that's good.
Speaker 12: I don't I don't, I don't know. I think he's
Speaker 12: gonna go. I don't think. I know he's gonna go
Speaker 12: anywhere from from one to three. I think at the
Speaker 12: latest and uh last year, leading up to last season,
Speaker 12: I said that he and Travis probably gonna be one
Speaker 12: and two or something like that. But it's probably gonna
Speaker 12: be two and three or one and two, one and three.
Speaker 12: It's gonna be one of the other. But I'm excited.
Speaker 12: He's the only quarterback that has had I think seven coordinators.
Speaker 12: He's the only quarterback that has uh played every game,
Speaker 12: started every game in high school as well as college
Speaker 12: except one. He's the only quarterback that you han't bragging
Speaker 12: boast of a running game on an offensive line that
Speaker 12: has tremendously protected him. He had to do what he
Speaker 12: had to do. He's the only quarterback that stands and
Speaker 12: delivers each and don't fault anyone that. I love what
Speaker 12: this kid is about. He's training right now, he's on
Speaker 12: the field right now, working out.
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Speaker 6: It's right. We're in our prime. We got to own
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Speaker 12: Who doesn't, Well, it's obvious. I think it's obvious.
Speaker 3: Oh, Marvin's got his shades on over there.
Speaker 6: You look good too.
Speaker 5: Oh, Man, appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm glad.
Speaker 3: I'm gladt you're included.
Speaker 6: I'm glad inclusiveness that I see. Wow, I like that's right.
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Speaker 5: DP didn't need the Ruoney room.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, no, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: No, I already had him, he was hired, he was
Speaker 3: already in the building.
Speaker 6: Yeah. But you you made sure he was in the
Speaker 6: day elevated. Yeah, I comploted you should have.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I don't know if he hadn't seen you work, Mark,
Speaker 3: Maybe get some almonds here? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Does the body good? Does the skin good too?
Speaker 3: Did you see the tragger girls out there?
Speaker 6: Let me tell you something, man, you're the best gift
Speaker 6: giver in the game.
Speaker 3: No, you're really upgrade.
Speaker 6: No, you're you're you're good.
Speaker 3: No, but you need an upgrade always.
Speaker 6: Who's gonna say no to Dreg?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: Who's gonna say no like you? You got it straight?
Speaker 12: And in my, oh mya estate in Texas, they're prominent.
Speaker 6: Dreger is prominent there.
Speaker 3: It's great to see, great to see.
Speaker 6: I love you, man, I appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Thanks for stopping.
Speaker 6: Make sure you talk.
Speaker 12: Positively about the Sanders boys. Okay, I appreciate that. I
Speaker 12: will thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: All right, Jon Sanders will take a break. Play of
Speaker 3: the day coming up now.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
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Speaker 3: WAPP Final Hour on the final day. How did it
Speaker 3: happen so quickly? Here? Amazing? I want to thank all
Speaker 3: of the great folks people at the Exchange Pickleball Place here,
Speaker 3: the Pickleball Place in New Orleans for hosting us, all
Speaker 3: the great people who made this possible the entire week here. Also,
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Speaker 3: They have the Shrimp Po Boy Sliders, the MVP Slider,
Speaker 3: the Mulfi Coast Slider, we'll have those on display coming
Speaker 3: up in about forty minutes from now eight seven to
Speaker 3: seven three. DP show email address DP at Danpatrick dot com,
Speaker 3: Twitter handle at dp show. We'll get to more phone
Speaker 3: calls Seaton poll question for the final hour of the
Speaker 3: program as well. Well, let's see.
Speaker 10: Let me update you real quick on the percentage of
Speaker 10: people that are rooting for the Eagles, because that is
Speaker 10: going significantly in one direction. It's actually getting closer to
Speaker 10: even oh, rebounding a little bit. It's now a fifty
Speaker 10: four percent Eagles. Okay, that's pretty interesting.
Speaker 3: The NFL Honors last night, Josh Allen MVP, which is surprising.
Speaker 3: I gave you a stat earlier in the show. I'll
Speaker 3: bring it back. He got the MVP. He's the first
Speaker 3: player in twenty one years to win the MVP without
Speaker 3: being selected First Team All Pro had twenty seven of
Speaker 3: the fifty first place votes. Lamar Jackson had twenty three
Speaker 3: first place votes, and that's the smallest difference between first
Speaker 3: and second since Peyton Manning and Steve McNair declared co
Speaker 3: MVPs with sixteen first place votes each back in two
Speaker 3: thousand and three. Also, Kevin O'Connell Coach of the Year,
Speaker 3: and that's the second fourteen win season in the last
Speaker 3: three years. This second Vikings coach to win the award.
Speaker 3: The other coach, of course, the great Bud Grant, that
Speaker 3: was back in nineteen sixty nine. Some NBA stuff. Last night,
Speaker 3: Lebron had forty two and seventeen. I think he's the
Speaker 3: oldest to get forty and the youngest to get forty
Speaker 3: in NBA history. You're going to have all the records,
Speaker 3: what it's all said and done, but at age forty,
Speaker 3: the oldest player to have a thirty to fifteen game
Speaker 3: as well. Now five games with thirty or more points
Speaker 3: since turning forty. That ties in with Michael Jordan as well.
Speaker 3: Anthony Edwards went for forty nine on the Bulls last night,
Speaker 3: and the Joker went for twenty eight, twelve and ten.
Speaker 3: So he has twenty four triple doubles. That's the most
Speaker 3: by any player prior to the All Star Break. That
Speaker 3: was Russell Westbrook back in twenty eighteen. Didn't he win
Speaker 3: the MVP that year?
Speaker 5: He did as a six seed.
Speaker 3: As a sixth seed, yep, oh.
Speaker 5: They weren't very good, but you got a triple double.
Speaker 5: So they gave it to him.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know that. It made it easy for the voters.
Speaker 3: They go, he averaged a triple double. Now it feels
Speaker 3: like everybody is sort of you know, got the chance.
Speaker 3: How many triple doubles did ninety one players? I've had
Speaker 3: triple doubles so far?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I think Melachai Flynn got one too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, balling.
Speaker 9: What if we make it tougher and now it's going
Speaker 9: to be a triple dozen triple dozen?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Now it's a more of an accomplishment, just a
Speaker 3: touch more.
Speaker 6: But I bet that was.
Speaker 3: You have to have at least twelve assists in twelve rebounds,
Speaker 3: or you have to twelve twelve or more trip does
Speaker 3: Marv Okay? All right, we'll get phone calls coming up.
Speaker 3: Let's bring in Josh Jacobs, the Green Bay Packers running back.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at what he did this past season. Thirteen
Speaker 3: hundred yards, fifteen touchdowns, First team All Pro, He's a
Speaker 3: three time Pro bowler, NFL rushing yards leader. In twenty
Speaker 3: twenty two, he was All rookie, won a national championship
Speaker 3: at Alabama. Uh so there's a lot of stuff there. Wow,
Speaker 3: that's a damn good You look ready to go, pawn
Speaker 3: Ol John all right, all right, all right, John looks
Speaker 3: like he's ready to go. He's got his He brought
Speaker 3: his shoulder pads here as well. You are ready for
Speaker 3: the game. Those are the X Tech shoulder pads. So
Speaker 3: you'll talk about the technology there. This is the thirteenth
Speaker 3: year that number one shoulder pads in the NFL and
Speaker 3: Division one football.
Speaker 13: So and you use those, yeah, I use those Man
Speaker 13: X Tech since I came in probably my junior year,
Speaker 13: of colleagues.
Speaker 2: Reached out to me, man, let me try it out.
Speaker 13: I went over, flew over to the headquarters, got to
Speaker 13: see you know what they all, what they all was about.
Speaker 13: And then I mean, I think ninety percent of the
Speaker 13: guys in the NFL right now where audi leak college
Speaker 13: guys wear them.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you just look last year in the.
Speaker 13: League, guys that you brought up, Josh Allen Pass certain
Speaker 13: my favorite linebacker, Fred Warner, all of these guys, word
Speaker 13: is for me a light You know, you don't feel anything,
Speaker 13: and I haven't had any injuries from the shoulder or
Speaker 13: anything since I've since warned them.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna warm them my whole career.
Speaker 3: So you can be friends with the linebacker Fred Warner.
Speaker 2: Bro I a lot.
Speaker 13: He's it's more of a respect thing. He's he's the best.
Speaker 13: He's the best I've ever been against.
Speaker 3: So what makes him so great?
Speaker 2: His instincts?
Speaker 13: I would say, how fast he is and how physical
Speaker 13: he is, and he doesn't take a playoff like he's
Speaker 13: one of them guys that he's the leader of that
Speaker 13: defense for sure.
Speaker 3: Okay, but who's the other guy? Like when you get
Speaker 3: to the line of scrimmage, you know you're getting the ball. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's say Jalen Carter's there. Yeah, Or let's say, now,
Speaker 3: I don't know who else? You would go, where is he?
Speaker 3: How many players do you go? Where is that guy?
Speaker 13: I would say most of the time, I never look
Speaker 13: at the defensive line never.
Speaker 3: You don't care.
Speaker 2: When I'm running the.
Speaker 13: Ball, I manipulate them. I don't really, I don't really
Speaker 13: too much look at them. So I look at the
Speaker 13: linebackers and safeties, and it's only a few safeties to
Speaker 13: me that actually want that type of type of smoke.
Speaker 2: Uh So, I mean, I like like, I like Buddha Baker.
Speaker 2: He's one of them. He'll hit you wherever he's around
Speaker 2: the ball every play. He's one of them guys.
Speaker 13: He's gonna come down, he's trigger fast, he's gonna make
Speaker 13: a play. Brian Branch is low key the same way too.
Speaker 13: So those guys got my respect. A lot of people
Speaker 13: just okay.
Speaker 3: So those defense their defensive backs where you go, don't
Speaker 3: even don't.
Speaker 13: Even yeah nah, Now you can look at their eyes
Speaker 13: like that, nah.
Speaker 3: But you don't do like Dereck Henry. Dereck Henry is
Speaker 3: like get out of here and like, you know, knox
Speaker 3: him to the sidelines there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see, I try him.
Speaker 13: I always try to run him over early because I
Speaker 13: always notice either two things that happen. Either they gonna
Speaker 13: sit and catch the next time, or they gonna shoot low.
Speaker 13: So I kind of just like, yeah, we's at the tone.
Speaker 13: What do you mean shoot and catch like they're sitting
Speaker 13: care It's like they literally stop their feet and wait
Speaker 13: for it and secure the tackle, or they'll literally just
Speaker 13: dive into legs. So like it's either or so like basically,
Speaker 13: you run them over early, you can set up the
Speaker 13: juke or you set up your other moves later.
Speaker 3: But what do you think of that dB goes for
Speaker 3: your legs?
Speaker 2: I think I think they's sow, but I understand.
Speaker 3: Give me, give me the defensive back though that's soft.
Speaker 3: That did that too, almost all of them. Uh you
Speaker 3: got the tattoos anything of significance there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so this one right here so fun.
Speaker 13: Fact, everything on the left side of my body is
Speaker 13: basically the tattoos. I feel like it's more of an importance.
Speaker 13: All of my tattoos have meanings, but it's more of
Speaker 13: an important importance because they say the left veins run
Speaker 13: to your heart first. So like I got like my
Speaker 13: family members, like my kids, my grandma, stuff like that on.
Speaker 5: The left side.
Speaker 3: No goofy tattoos nah. And don't get a woman's name
Speaker 3: tattoo nah nah No. Yeah, you're comfortable wearing that bracelet
Speaker 3: out there. There's a lot going on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I spent I spend a lot of
Speaker 2: time out here.
Speaker 13: I'm used to, Like I can get around this city
Speaker 13: without GPS and all of that. Like my roommate in
Speaker 13: college was ARV Smith tight End. He's from New Orleans.
Speaker 13: So like every holiday or break or anything I had,
Speaker 13: I always came out here because going home to Oklahoma
Speaker 13: was too.
Speaker 2: Far so like and boring and boring.
Speaker 13: Uh So like we always used to come out here
Speaker 13: and then like right when the like spring got over
Speaker 13: with or the season was over, where we got down
Speaker 13: with training. It was always like Marty Grass season. So
Speaker 13: we used to always kind of like the half of
Speaker 13: the whole team used to always come back and come here.
Speaker 3: So you imagine if you'd gone down my shoe instead
Speaker 3: of Alabama. Nah, I don't like them colors, but you
Speaker 3: would have fun.
Speaker 2: It would have fun.
Speaker 3: Sure, How did how did the coach Saban close you? Man?
Speaker 13: Crazy thing is so I didn't I didn't have any
Speaker 13: stars coming out from high school, and so like it's
Speaker 13: funny because Saban actually just told the story probably like
Speaker 13: two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: I've never I've never told the story. But I didn't
Speaker 2: have any stars.
Speaker 13: So one day I'm at basketball practice and Burton Burns,
Speaker 13: he's actually from Louisiana.
Speaker 2: He comes out and he watches me who and he
Speaker 2: was like, man, like I'm.
Speaker 13: Not even He told me said, man, I'm not even
Speaker 13: supposed to be here. Like he said, I some people
Speaker 13: told me about you at another school, another school I
Speaker 13: was visiting.
Speaker 2: I decided to make a stop.
Speaker 13: He was like, I was gonna be here for like
Speaker 13: five minutes, end up staying for like two hours, had
Speaker 13: a conversation. And then when I took my visit and
Speaker 13: I sat down with Saving, I think the thing that
Speaker 13: sold me the most was we never talked about football.
Speaker 13: The only thing he talked to me about was how
Speaker 13: he could make me a better person and how he
Speaker 13: can grow me as a man and set me up
Speaker 13: for positions to have to be secure when I'm done
Speaker 13: playing a game.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing that sold me the most.
Speaker 3: And you, of course validated the these nuts he gave
Speaker 3: us the first report years ago, like whenever we bring
Speaker 3: anybody from Alabama. I had Bryce Young on ago these
Speaker 3: nuts and he started giggling, and I said, uh, coach Saban,
Speaker 3: you know he he did authenticated. I did ask coach Saban,
Speaker 3: you say these nuts? He goes yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 13: I'd say, yeah, man, people don't give him a love
Speaker 13: credit for how funny he really is.
Speaker 3: Well, we're seeing him on TV now and that personality
Speaker 3: is coming out of fact. But Bryce said, if he
Speaker 3: said these nuts, that was a good thing. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: he was in a good mood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely. I would say I would say if he joked.
Speaker 13: Around with you, then one he liked you and then
Speaker 13: so he was definitely in a good mood that day.
Speaker 3: What was it like when he was not in a
Speaker 3: good mood.
Speaker 2: I think I was only on his bad side maybe
Speaker 2: one time.
Speaker 13: Like I was one of them people like I never
Speaker 13: missed workouts, I like never missed class, Like I kind
Speaker 13: of like did everything in the right way. I remember
Speaker 13: one game we had bumped heads a little bit.
Speaker 2: It was actually my junior year. It was against Ole miss.
Speaker 13: I had got like a toning penalty after I scored,
Speaker 13: so you know, he he laid into me and I
Speaker 13: was like, okay, so you know you got to eat that.
Speaker 13: And then he came back and laid into me again,
Speaker 13: like probably like a driver or two later, and like
Speaker 13: I got up and we kind of like went back
Speaker 13: and forth. And then after that me and him became
Speaker 13: like best friends.
Speaker 2: So it's crazy.
Speaker 13: I think one thing about saving he he's so used
Speaker 13: to people walking on eggshells around him that anybody that
Speaker 13: has the I guess the gusts to stand up to him,
Speaker 13: he kind of like respects it in a different level.
Speaker 3: He's Josh Jacobs. He's the Green Bay Packers running back
Speaker 3: and joining us on behalf of x Tech shoulder pads,
Speaker 3: the latest in technology thirteen years the number one pad
Speaker 3: Pro and Division one. How would you sum up Saquon
Speaker 3: Barkley's season.
Speaker 13: Man, I mean he had an electric season. You know
Speaker 13: obviously you know they have a really good team over there.
Speaker 13: He has probably the greatest office of line. And then
Speaker 13: you know in football this year.
Speaker 3: What you do different, what you do better than you
Speaker 3: I say that.
Speaker 13: His top end speed for sure, top end speed ev
Speaker 13: sliding and he just does like you could tell, he
Speaker 13: just looks like he's having fun, like he's just creating.
Speaker 13: Like when you're in that zone, it's like, I feel
Speaker 13: like you just create.
Speaker 2: And it looks like he's in that.
Speaker 6: Zone a lot.
Speaker 3: What's that feeling like when you're in the zone for me?
Speaker 2: For me, everything slows down.
Speaker 13: It almost kind of feels like you moving in slow
Speaker 13: motion and everything like I can the only thing I
Speaker 13: can here is myself brief like literally, it's weird like
Speaker 13: but and it feels like every play like you about
Speaker 13: to score, every play you touched.
Speaker 3: The ball, You're welcome to the NFL. Moment was what.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the NFL?
Speaker 13: Probably my rookie year, we played the Vikings at the
Speaker 13: bank and that was the year that they had like
Speaker 13: I think everybody on their defense played together for like
Speaker 13: three or four years, and I remember like my first, second,
Speaker 13: and third option was all gone. I'm like, where do
Speaker 13: you want me to go? That was the first time
Speaker 13: I ever felt like, bro, I cannot do anything.
Speaker 3: You got to help me.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was good. And so they roughed you up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they definitely roughed me up.
Speaker 13: I was like, Okay, I understood it now, like the
Speaker 13: thought process, the you know, the mentality.
Speaker 2: That it took in all of those things. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: they legit.
Speaker 3: But did they welcome you to the end, Like did
Speaker 3: they say stuff to you? Like the opposition?
Speaker 2: See, people always try to be my friend in the game.
Speaker 13: It's not too many people that just come up and
Speaker 13: like we go back and forth because I tell people.
Speaker 2: Like, man, please do not turn me up.
Speaker 13: Please please do not turn you up, because I was
Speaker 13: really you know, I'm going about my business, but like,
Speaker 13: don't bring it, don't.
Speaker 3: Bring it out, okay, but what would make you mad
Speaker 3: where you do turn it up?
Speaker 13: Like I remember it like last year, right, So I
Speaker 13: had got like an eight yard game and a dude
Speaker 13: made a tackle. When he starts celebrating, I'm like, that's
Speaker 13: a loss for you. Like what are we talking about?
Speaker 13: Like that's a loss? So like stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Like I said, people don't get too crazy crazy with
Speaker 2: me for real.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess like like you know, but it's just
Speaker 3: like some of these other running back Derrick Henry, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna make it mad.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Plus he's he's his biggest defensive lineman.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's I tell people all the time.
Speaker 13: Uh, he's a running back in the defensive ends body
Speaker 13: for sure.
Speaker 3: But he's a Hall of Famer right now.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, most definitely.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Did you want to play another position when you
Speaker 3: were growing up?
Speaker 13: So, I coming out of high school, I had offers
Speaker 13: from like TCU for dB. So like I play, I
Speaker 13: played defense. I was also one eighty at the time.
Speaker 13: Uh so, like I was moving a lot, a lot better,
Speaker 13: But I couldn't see myself playing defense.
Speaker 3: I always want to hit a guy.
Speaker 13: I always wanted to be the guy that like make
Speaker 13: the plays and you know, set the tone and things
Speaker 13: like that.
Speaker 2: So don't you want to.
Speaker 3: Be that guy like Honey Badger or somebody and just
Speaker 3: hit somebody?
Speaker 13: It just seems so boring, you know, Like that's the
Speaker 13: thing like defense, Like if I'm playing corner, I really
Speaker 13: don't like you know, you only make a play when
Speaker 13: the ball come your way, Like, but I feel like
Speaker 13: you can create more. You have more creativity, you know
Speaker 13: when you touching the ball and you getting it a lot.
Speaker 3: Do you care who wins Sunday?
Speaker 8: Nah?
Speaker 2: Not really.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna watch the game?
Speaker 2: Nah, I'm not gonna watch the game. Nah. I couldn't
Speaker 2: tell you.
Speaker 13: The last Super Bowl I watched, last Super Ball I
Speaker 13: watched was probably like middle school, honestly, Yeah, so I
Speaker 13: couldn't I couldn't tell you. But obviously I got a
Speaker 13: lot of teammates that's on the Eagles, so I'm like
Speaker 13: rooting for them. But like at the same time, I
Speaker 13: played against Patrick Mahomes twice basically my whole career, and
Speaker 13: I wouldn't bet against him.
Speaker 3: What was Mahomes like when he was at Texas Tech?
Speaker 2: He was a dog.
Speaker 3: He was a dog, but you knew that he would
Speaker 3: like I thought he was. I didn't know he'd be this, yeah,
Speaker 3: but I knew he was entertaining.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I remember seeing a lot about him, and I'm
Speaker 13: like Texas Tech, like he was the only reason why
Speaker 13: knew who Texas Tech was really a lot, a lot.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean I brought an extra parage in case
Speaker 13: anybody want to line it up with me.
Speaker 2: You know, right there.
Speaker 3: During the commercial break PAULI had he likes to take
Speaker 3: on people. Uh, it doesn't go well for Paulie. You
Speaker 3: don't want any of this job. No, you don't know,
Speaker 3: you don't. I'll take the glasses off.
Speaker 13: By the way, Chicago Bears fan, we it's the Bear.
Speaker 13: I think they have a really good team. But you know,
Speaker 13: it all starts with the pey.
Speaker 3: Listen, well, does it start with the panic? I start
Speaker 3: with the Lions.
Speaker 13: I mean the Lions had a good year or two,
Speaker 13: but I mean if you look at the last ten
Speaker 13: twelve years, it's the peck.
Speaker 3: For Viking, it's pretty good too. Do you shovel your
Speaker 3: own snow in Green Bays?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 13: Okay, yeah, yeah, no, it actually the only snow maybe
Speaker 13: twice last year.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't snow in Oklahoma, does it?
Speaker 2: H Sometimes sometimes Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you gotta get rich used to that cold though.
Speaker 3: It's tough to get used to that cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I mean it's not that bad because we practice in it,
Speaker 13: but when it's the days that it's wet, it's like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, yeah, great to see. Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 3: Appreciate Josh Jacobs, Green Bay Packers running back take a
Speaker 3: break back after this