Speaker 1: The Jets head coaching search is ramping up, but can
Speaker 1: they close the deal to bring Aaron Glenn Holme. We've
Speaker 1: got the latest from Floram Park on the potential return
Speaker 1: of Grit to Gotham. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes scoring
Speaker 1: off once again in this Sunday's AFC Championship game. Where
Speaker 1: will this game be won and lost? Our Brian Boldinger
Speaker 1: will be here to break down where the matchup lies. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: the Bears got their man and now it's time for
Speaker 1: Ben Johnson to go to work. Specifically, go to work
Speaker 1: with that man, not the guy running. That's Keenan Allen,
Speaker 1: the guy who threw the past. Caleb Williams. What are
Speaker 1: the plans for the new head coach in Chicago? We
Speaker 1: will show you what he had to say on day
Speaker 1: one on the job. Welcome Inside with the Insiders, presented
Speaker 1: by Progressive Insurance alongside Ian Rappaport and Mike Garafalo. I
Speaker 1: am Tom Pelicero. We've got one hour in this show.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of moving parts at this very moment,
Speaker 1: with head coaching interviews that have recently wrapped up, others
Speaker 1: that are ongoing potential hires that could be finalized. Stick
Speaker 1: with us for the next next sixty minutes, because you
Speaker 1: truly and to some extent, we don't know exactly what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. Let's start out I in Florham Park,
Speaker 1: where Aaron Glenn was the center of attention along with
Speaker 1: GM candidate Lance Newmark earlier today, the Jets seeing if
Speaker 1: they can bring back their one time defensive back as
Speaker 1: the head coach. Now, as Ian had reported, there was
Speaker 1: optimism on both sides that a deal would come together
Speaker 1: as soon as today. There's also a Saints interview lined
Speaker 1: up whenever the Saints you're allowed to.
Speaker 2: Do interviews again.
Speaker 1: More on that in just a little bit Ian, Where
Speaker 1: do we stand right now on Eric Glenn?
Speaker 3: Where it did Salent get productive day for the New
Speaker 3: York Jets and Aaron Glenn as both sides tried to
Speaker 3: make it happen so Aaron Glenn could be the next
Speaker 3: head coach of the New York Jets, which of course.
Speaker 4: Would represent a homecoming.
Speaker 3: Aaron Glenn first on drafting from the Jets, became an
Speaker 3: All pro with the Jets, had his first coaching job
Speaker 3: with the Jets. There's a lot of love from both
Speaker 3: sides and it's not just between Aaron Glenn and the Jets.
Speaker 3: From my understanding, plenty of Jets legends have reached out
Speaker 3: to all parties to be like this should happen.
Speaker 4: He is a member of the family.
Speaker 3: Him being the next head coach of the Jets would
Speaker 3: make absolute sense. Again, it did sound like it went
Speaker 3: well today, as by the way it did for Lance Newmark,
Speaker 3: the Washington Commander's assistant general manager, was trying to be
Speaker 3: the new GM of the Jets. There's just no deal yet,
Speaker 3: and these things can take some time. They take on
Speaker 3: many shapes and sizes in different forms. They all have
Speaker 3: a trajectory to their own. So it has not happened yet.
Speaker 3: But I have not gotten any sense that there's any issues.
Speaker 3: But as you mentioned, Aaron Glenn, of course was an
Speaker 3: assistant coach with the Saints that looms whatever weather allows
Speaker 3: them to have interviews, So if the deal does not
Speaker 3: get done, I would expect him to go there. I'm
Speaker 3: just saying nothing final on the Jets just yet.
Speaker 5: Mike.
Speaker 6: This is very free agency of a visit here where
Speaker 6: you've got you know here, But he's he's got a
Speaker 6: free agency. He's got another visit next so you know,
Speaker 6: will he leave here without a debt?
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 6: We'll say, like, you better make it happen and get
Speaker 6: it done. Otherwise he's gonna go take that other visit.
Speaker 2: That you know, and eventually he gets done. That's kind
Speaker 2: of the way it feels right now with Aaron Glenn
Speaker 2: and the Jets.
Speaker 6: And look, Aaron Glenn has been a guy that has
Speaker 6: impressed a lot of people along the way. Was up
Speaker 6: for that commander's job last year and did a nice
Speaker 6: job in the interview process, impressed them. Was down to
Speaker 6: the last couple in that process there. I don't care
Speaker 6: about the last performance by his defense for the Detroit Lions.
Speaker 2: There was a very banged.
Speaker 6: Up depth chart when you look at what he was
Speaker 6: dealing with at that point.
Speaker 2: Don't look at that last game and think like, oh,
Speaker 2: I really heard it.
Speaker 6: There's an entire body of work here and the knowledge
Speaker 6: of Aaron Glenn, a guy that we had talked about
Speaker 6: from the time we started talking about the Jets doing
Speaker 6: their head coaching search. As we thrust that guy into
Speaker 6: the conversation the entire time, he has remained there the
Speaker 6: entire time. There have been some candidates that have been
Speaker 6: up and down. Aaron Glenn has been solid in the
Speaker 6: fact that we have talked about him as one of
Speaker 6: the top candidates for the Jets, and perhaps we'll close
Speaker 6: it out, maybe before we're even off the air.
Speaker 5: We'll see.
Speaker 1: We mentioned Aaron Glenn also has a interview lined up
Speaker 1: with the Saints. We'll say had an interview lined up
Speaker 1: with the Saints, because this is the current scene in
Speaker 1: New Orleans where air travel, road travel, anything else. When
Speaker 1: you're not used to having I don't know, large amounts
Speaker 1: of snow removal equipment, this can be somewhat problematic. These
Speaker 1: Saints are rescheduling all of this week's in person interviews.
Speaker 1: They're supposed to have Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka there
Speaker 1: today Dolphins defense coordinator Anthony Weaver tomorrow. Both have been
Speaker 1: pushed back. I'm told Weaver is supposed to be on Friday,
Speaker 1: Kafka might be sometime after that. So a little bit
Speaker 1: of a pause in the Saints head coaching search, which,
Speaker 1: depending how things work out with the Jets, could still
Speaker 1: potentially include Aaron Glenn. We know that the Colts closed
Speaker 1: things out. I don't know what the weather is in Indianapolis,
Speaker 1: but let's just say it's a lou day. Lou Anararumo
Speaker 1: officially introduced by the team as the Indianapolis Colts new
Speaker 1: defensive coordinator, was previously in Cincinnati, one of the respected
Speaker 1: defensive minds in the NFL. A big hire entering a
Speaker 1: big twenty twenty five season for Indy. Ben Johnson also
Speaker 1: had his hiring made official earlier today, the Bears announcing
Speaker 1: Ben Johnson as their new head coach, agreeing to a
Speaker 1: deal on Monday, very swiftly after the Lions were eliminated
Speaker 1: on Saturday night, Ben Johnson entered Hallis Hall and as
Speaker 1: is now tradition, had a little welcome party in the lobby.
Speaker 5: Everyone get back, listen.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much, my family that were beyond excited.
Speaker 7: This is exactly where we wanted to be. This is
Speaker 7: exactly where we wanted to be. This this is hey,
Speaker 7: this is gonna be a challenge. I won't aware that
Speaker 7: I know what this division is about, and this is
Speaker 7: exactly where we want to be. We're gonna go after
Speaker 7: this thing and it's gonna take all of us in
Speaker 7: this room. It's gonna take this locker room. It's nothing
Speaker 7: more important than that locker rooms and us serving that
Speaker 7: locker room and those players, all right, they need to
Speaker 7: understand that they need to feel that from us every
Speaker 7: single day.
Speaker 5: And if we do that, the.
Speaker 7: Wins are gonna come. The playoffs are gonna come. All right,
Speaker 7: can't wait. You know you guys, and thank you so
Speaker 7: much for the warm up.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Ben Johnson's first team meeting. Right there here are the
Speaker 1: five teams that still have a head coaching vacancy after
Speaker 1: the Patriots hired Mike Grabel and the Bears hired Ben Johnson.
Speaker 1: The Jaguars, Raiders, Jets, Saints, and Cowboys still looking Dallas
Speaker 1: with an interesting interview also that is taking place right
Speaker 1: at this moment, their offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer officially interviewing
Speaker 1: for the head coaching job that was recently vacated when
Speaker 1: the team and Mike McCarthy parted ways. Schottenheimer and his dad, Marty,
Speaker 1: had a long history with Mike McCarthy. Now potentially Schottenheimer
Speaker 1: in the mix to replace McCarthy in Dallas Ian This
Speaker 1: would be an interesting move for a variety of different
Speaker 1: reasons here. Obviously, Brian Schottenheimer was a hot head coaching
Speaker 1: candidate fifteen years ago when he was the Jets offensive
Speaker 1: coordinator and turned down some opportunities here, he certainly is ready,
Speaker 1: you would think at this point in his career. What
Speaker 1: do we make of what this says about where Dallas
Speaker 1: is in their search?
Speaker 5: Well, where they.
Speaker 3: Are right now is they are interviewing Brian Schottenheimer. I
Speaker 3: don't get the sense that anything is done or imminent
Speaker 3: famous last words, but that is where it stands right now.
Speaker 3: But obviously they've only interviewed four candidates now, including him.
Speaker 4: That goes to show you how real it is.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: There's some other things they clearly they are waiting on.
Speaker 3: Could they be waiting for Kellen Moore to be finished
Speaker 3: with the playoffs? For sure they could. But to me,
Speaker 3: at the very least, this feels real. And so if
Speaker 3: I were to try to explain why this interview makes
Speaker 3: some sense, I would say one what you just said,
Speaker 3: which is there have been plenty of times when Brian Schottenheimer,
Speaker 3: called shoddy by his players, has been a hot head
Speaker 3: coaching candidate. He's got a really strong resume. Not today
Speaker 3: as an offensive coordinator, I know people look at the numbers,
Speaker 3: but as a leader and someone who can keep up
Speaker 3: the culture that the Cowboys have.
Speaker 4: The familiarity would be there as well.
Speaker 3: For instance, if you are someone who likes Dak Prescott
Speaker 3: having a lot of success in an offense, you'd have
Speaker 3: a lot of continuity and some similar offensive schemes from before.
Speaker 3: And then look, I mean for the Cowboys, I know
Speaker 3: we talked about this, Tom, there is definitely a thought
Speaker 3: that for Jerry Jones, you didn't maybe want.
Speaker 4: To pay top top dollar for a head coach. This
Speaker 4: probably wouldn't be that.
Speaker 3: It's at least something that Cowboys are exploring almost see
Speaker 3: what direction it goes.
Speaker 6: Brian Schottenheimer interviewed for the Jets job before Rex Ryan
Speaker 6: got the job. I mean, that's how long he's been
Speaker 6: in the mix, or since he was first in the mix,
Speaker 6: I should say for head coaching jobs. Since then, well
Speaker 6: traveled a little bit of a dip into the college
Speaker 6: ranks and in the He's the son of a coach
Speaker 6: and the son of a darn goood coach and Marty
Speaker 6: Schottenheimer when he was coaching in the NFL, so he
Speaker 6: saw it growing up.
Speaker 2: He's experienced it on a number of levels, from a
Speaker 2: number of different situations. This is not that crazy to me.
Speaker 6: I mean, I understand that everybody's looking at well, you
Speaker 6: got to your star has to ascend.
Speaker 2: You've got to be a Ben Johnson, right.
Speaker 6: You got to be hot and you strike while irons
Speaker 6: and that makes you a great hire to be a
Speaker 6: head coach. Brian Schottenheimer could be as qualified to be
Speaker 6: a head coach as anybody else in this cycle and
Speaker 6: just sitting there lying in wait, and the Cowboys are
Speaker 6: seeing it.
Speaker 2: Day in and day out to.
Speaker 6: Potentially say, well, we can make this guy our head coach. Now,
Speaker 6: where does Jason Witten factory? And we've talked about this
Speaker 6: at length. I talked about it on Sunday that the
Speaker 6: candidates for the job with the Cowboys have gotten an
Speaker 6: understanding that they would like, if all things were equal,
Speaker 6: Jason Witten to be on the coaching staff with Brian Schottenheimer.
Speaker 5: Welcome that.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that's part of the discussion that they are
Speaker 2: having today.
Speaker 1: When you get the right head coach, you do not
Speaker 1: let him out of the building, which is what the
Speaker 1: Vikings did earlier today finalizing terms on a new deal,
Speaker 1: a multi year deal for Kevin O'Connell to remain their
Speaker 1: head coach despite various rumors about teams trying to trade
Speaker 1: for O'Connell. That was always a completely illogical outcome of this.
Speaker 1: He had one year remaining on his deals, won two
Speaker 1: thirds of his regular season games, has not yet enjoyed
Speaker 1: the playoff success. The team also were told working on
Speaker 1: an extension for general manager Quasi Adopho Mensa. They believe
Speaker 1: that this is the brain trust that will continue to
Speaker 1: push Minnesota forward. As expected, Kevin O'Connell not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Josh McDaniels also staying put and back with a team
Speaker 1: that he's been with now three times. As Ian reported
Speaker 1: a short time ago, McDaniels expected to return for a
Speaker 1: third stint as the Patriots offensive coordinator. Of course, pictured
Speaker 1: here wearing his Raiders guard from a one and a
Speaker 1: half year stint out there in Las Vegas. After he
Speaker 1: was fired by the Raiders, he moved back to Foxborough.
Speaker 1: He was living not far away from the team facility.
Speaker 1: They went through a thorough search. They interviewed a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of candidates, but Mike Vrabel and Robert Kraft settling
Speaker 1: on somebody that they know very well. Josh McDaniels now
Speaker 1: taking over the development of the number three overall pick,
Speaker 1: Drake May in New England, the number two overall pick,
Speaker 1: has had He'd say a pretty good year Jayden as
Speaker 1: a rookie head into the NFC Championship game. But can
Speaker 1: he get all the way over the hump and pull
Speaker 1: off an upset on Sunday in Philadelphia. We will discuss that,
Speaker 1: but first let's talk about the other game coming up
Speaker 1: this weekend. It's the Chiefs, It's the Bills. It's Von
Speaker 1: Miller running away from people until he's not. We have
Speaker 1: to give duncan on, Mark Andrews.
Speaker 2: It's over.
Speaker 1: It's Bills, Chiefs. Baldy'll be here, Silia camp Wolf and
Speaker 1: Sarah Walsh. Everybody in the mix to talk about that
Speaker 1: game right here on The Insiders presented by Progressive Insurance.
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Speaker 1: Tom Pilli, Sarah, Sarah Walsh, and Brian Balding here. I
Speaker 1: won't wrap those names, but they are all here on
Speaker 1: the Insiders. Sarah, first time in the meeting between these teams.
Speaker 1: It was a win for the Bills that Chiefs defense struggle,
Speaker 1: which is kind of how a lot of these regular
Speaker 1: season matchups have gone if anything might be different this
Speaker 1: time on THEFC title game.
Speaker 4: Well, they're going to get some key pieces back.
Speaker 10: And one thing that's really cool about this time of year,
Speaker 10: when you get down to just four teams left, you
Speaker 10: have these stories that emerge because you start to spend
Speaker 10: more time with these teams, and we're only talking about
Speaker 10: these four right now, right And one of the really
Speaker 10: cool stories I thought from Saturday night being in that
Speaker 10: Chief's locker room was Jalen Watson's return. Now we knew
Speaker 10: that he was going to get some game action on Saturday,
Speaker 10: but I remember standing at his locker after the game
Speaker 10: and he was asked when he knew that he would
Speaker 10: come back, and he said, before he had surgery. He
Speaker 10: broke his fibula back in week seven. He said that
Speaker 10: the surgeon told him it was a pretty slim chance,
Speaker 10: and I remember standing there thinking if I heard that,
Speaker 10: I would have been devastated. And he said when he
Speaker 10: heard that, he immediately knew that he would be back
Speaker 10: this season, which speaks to the mindset not only of Watson,
Speaker 10: but this Chiefs team and this defense. Charles Amena, who
Speaker 10: also wasn't in the game. In your show, in highlights
Speaker 10: from that Week eleven matchup that they lost to the
Speaker 10: Bills of Mena, who was still coming back from an
Speaker 10: ACL at that time.
Speaker 4: He only returned last month.
Speaker 10: Set after the game Saturday night, He's getting close to
Speaker 10: being back to one hundred percent. Those are two key
Speaker 10: defensive pieces that they really could have used in Week eleven.
Speaker 10: That is a game that they were out rushed, they
Speaker 10: were out passed, they were out gained by a Bills
Speaker 10: team that's really good. And Andy Reid was asked on Monday,
Speaker 10: when you look at that game, what specifically does this
Speaker 10: defense need to do better against the Bills team, and
Speaker 10: he said, we got to get him off the field
Speaker 10: on third down.
Speaker 2: That was a game, Baldy that.
Speaker 10: Josh Allen on third down and we know that he's
Speaker 10: good at a lot of things, but he completed sixty
Speaker 10: percent of those third down conversions.
Speaker 4: Baldy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I went back and watch that game today, Sarah.
Speaker 11: And you know coach Fags is you know they wear
Speaker 11: a T shirt in Fags We trust in Kansas City
Speaker 11: for good reason. His ability to heat up the quarterback,
Speaker 11: to speed up the mechanics to.
Speaker 5: Get the ball out is seconding out.
Speaker 11: Although in that last game Week eleven. I thought that
Speaker 11: the Bills handled it pretty well. In fact, Chris Samuel
Speaker 11: scored the final touchdown against the blit zero look. But
Speaker 11: you know, if you just started scripting all the different
Speaker 11: pressures that spags will come at you with. I saw
Speaker 11: them draw up stone Cole Jones into the middle of
Speaker 11: the hook zone in past coverage to bring Trent mcduffey
Speaker 11: off the slot, like there's some unconventional tight pressures that
Speaker 11: he has no fear coming.
Speaker 5: At you with and trying to heat up Josh, you know,
Speaker 5: Josh Allen.
Speaker 11: One of the reasons why they have beaten them three
Speaker 11: times now in the postseason because of their ability to
Speaker 11: kind of turn the dial up in Keith spots. It's
Speaker 11: not just third down. It could be any down, and
Speaker 11: it could be anywhere on the field. It's bats fields.
Speaker 11: I think you get an advantage. They're going to come
Speaker 11: with it. It's up to the Bills to see how
Speaker 11: they handle it.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's say at E and R Cameron Wolf
Speaker 1: to the conversation. He took a delay of game penalty
Speaker 1: off the top of this segment, penalized five yards, but
Speaker 1: he's still got the ball. You've been around that Bills
Speaker 1: team here in the plus, what's one area that they've
Speaker 1: got to win if they're going to come out of
Speaker 1: Kansas City with a victory.
Speaker 12: Yeah, Tom, this is the turnover dish. That's the key
Speaker 12: for them. And they've really changed their offense this year.
Speaker 12: Josh Allen under his last two offensive coordinators, they were
Speaker 12: throwing the ball around a lot and having a lot
Speaker 12: of success. But there also was the interception, there was
Speaker 12: the flumble, and there was a conversation with Joe Brady
Speaker 12: and Josh Allen this year about what the goals were
Speaker 12: and they were willing to sacrifice some of those big plays,
Speaker 12: those yardage for Josh to be able to take care
Speaker 12: of the ball and the results are eye opening. You know,
Speaker 12: this past game, they didn't win because Josh outdueled Lamar
Speaker 12: throwing the ball. They won because he didn't turn the
Speaker 12: ball over and the Ravens did three times. And when
Speaker 12: you look at the first time these two teams played,
Speaker 12: the Bills were able to confuse Patrick Mahomes into a
Speaker 12: couple of interceptions. Josh Allen didn't have any and that
Speaker 12: was a difference maker. But for the Chiefs, they haven't
Speaker 12: turned the ball over at all. Since that matchup, that's
Speaker 12: been six games in the regular season, won in a
Speaker 12: postseason for them, and so that turnover to differential was
Speaker 12: going to be huge. I know, the defensive coordinator of
Speaker 12: the Bills, Bobby Babbage, he works on them and practice
Speaker 12: with this every single day, trying to strip out the ball,
Speaker 12: trying to recover the ball the way Von Miller did
Speaker 12: on that fumble of Lamar Jackson during the game. That's
Speaker 12: going to be a key focus for this Bill's defense.
Speaker 12: Their ben but don't break, but they are top three
Speaker 12: in the NFL and takeaways. They hope to get Patrick
Speaker 12: Mahomes to give them a couple in their quarterback Josh Allen,
Speaker 12: to lean on that old line, lean on that run game,
Speaker 12: and take care of the ball.
Speaker 11: You know, Okay, just a couple observations. You know, the
Speaker 11: last time they met and that Bill's win one was
Speaker 11: to your point. I mean, Josh Allen, he turned the
Speaker 11: ball over eight times now eight times in nineteen games.
Speaker 5: It's been a month since he sold an interception.
Speaker 11: So they've done a good job and take care of
Speaker 11: the football, but still staying aggressive fourth down conversions, short yardage,
Speaker 11: still staying in their dame and then the other thing
Speaker 11: that I thought was really interesting is they spied Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 5: A great deal in that first matchup with success.
Speaker 11: They got him to the ground on two sacks won
Speaker 11: by Cheryl Benard one by Von Miller in that first matchup.
Speaker 5: I thought, even down the.
Speaker 11: Stretch in the final minutes, they had Dorian Williams basically
Speaker 11: spying Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 5: In in that game.
Speaker 11: It's interesting Patrick Mahomes did not run one time. We've
Speaker 11: all watched the Homes over the last eight years. He
Speaker 11: always runs, he always gained yards. He didn't have one
Speaker 11: run in that last matchup, and so they did a
Speaker 11: good job of checking him.
Speaker 5: Buying in. The spy worked, I thought a great deal.
Speaker 5: He never got.
Speaker 11: Loose and extended plays where he runs for those first
Speaker 11: downs where we routinely see him do that in big games.
Speaker 1: Sarah Camp, thank you very much. Talk to you guys
Speaker 1: throughout the course of the week. Baldy, do not move,
Speaker 1: because coming up after this, we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: the potential flaws in these four teams that are still alive.
Speaker 1: Could Jalen Hurts and that knee that really got twisted
Speaker 1: up last week be a factor in the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 1: We're breaking down both right after this on The Insiders,
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Speaker 5: What wait?
Speaker 1: We've had that highlight reel in the hopper for a
Speaker 1: while now, because that guy, Tory Holt is a Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame finalist for the sixth consecutive year, remember the
Speaker 1: greatest show on turf, one of the best wide receivers
Speaker 1: of his era. Somehow not in Canton yet, but he
Speaker 1: is right here with us on The Insiders, Tom Pilicero
Speaker 1: and Ian robberport Toy. I ran into you at the
Speaker 1: green room in NFL Networks like a month ago.
Speaker 2: It is right after the finalists were now his first
Speaker 2: time out, My mouth was is this the year?
Speaker 5: Can we make it happen?
Speaker 2: And Orlando Pace was there.
Speaker 4: Its like, can you do something about this?
Speaker 1: How are you feeling about your chances?
Speaker 5: This time around. I feel good.
Speaker 9: I feel good every year, man, you know, to be
Speaker 9: my eleventh nomination and six finalists straight years being a finalist,
Speaker 9: I'm excited every single year and this year is no different.
Speaker 9: And I appreciate Orlando and the kind words. I appreciate
Speaker 9: Curtain and you all for the kind words. And we'll
Speaker 9: see what the boaters think.
Speaker 3: How do you handle this? Just like mentally as you
Speaker 3: kind of get ready, are you you know, anticipating, are
Speaker 3: you like, wow, this year it's going to be nextra Like?
Speaker 3: How do you kind of deal with what is a
Speaker 3: very very long road as you wait some very well
Speaker 3: deserving news.
Speaker 5: Yeah it is. It is a very long world right in.
Speaker 9: And you know, I've written every emotional way that you
Speaker 9: can ride in this process. Doing this process again, I've
Speaker 9: been a finalist for six straight years now, and every
Speaker 9: single year up to this point come up a little short.
Speaker 9: But I've just learned to, you know, just again lean
Speaker 9: on my faith and trust that how I played the
Speaker 9: game and trying to play it the right way at
Speaker 9: some point will earn my way into the Pro Football
Speaker 9: Hall of Fame. And as you all got, as you
Speaker 9: all mentioned, coming on here hopefully this is the year.
Speaker 9: But I have my family as strong, my kids, my friends,
Speaker 9: everyone is encouraging me to hang in there, and I
Speaker 9: just try to think positively that it's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we'll have a Ram in New Orleans to put
Speaker 1: on that goldjacket. We're not going to have the Rams,
Speaker 1: the current version of them. They lose last week in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: That's a heck of a run though, from the early
Speaker 1: stage of the season where it's trade Cooper Cup, trade
Speaker 1: Matthew Stafford. They kind of got it going obviously down
Speaker 1: the stretch truck the Eagles to the wire watching this iteration.
Speaker 2: That's such a young group.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on the twenty twenty four Rams?
Speaker 5: Super excited.
Speaker 9: You know, they got out to a one and four start,
Speaker 9: dealing with injuries and whatnot.
Speaker 5: But you know, I called Sean McVay.
Speaker 9: I texted Sean McVay right there at the end and
Speaker 9: as they were going into the playoffs, and I just
Speaker 9: congratulated him and his staff and his players on how
Speaker 9: they handled themselves this year, for him to be able
Speaker 9: to motivate this bunch, for them to be able to.
Speaker 5: Buy in, for them to rally around.
Speaker 9: Each other and to get themselves where they won the
Speaker 9: NFC West, then to get themselves into the playoffs and
Speaker 9: win a playoff game there in Arizona against the Minnesota
Speaker 9: Bikers in the way that that defense, that young defense played,
Speaker 9: and then Matthew Stafford, the stud and Poop and the
Speaker 9: Coop and all those guys that are in Kairon Williams
Speaker 9: and the young talent they have on the offense side
Speaker 9: of all, I felt. I felt really good about them
Speaker 9: was the latter part of the season. I feel even
Speaker 9: better about this young group coming back next year. They
Speaker 9: are a young, talented football team. Coach McVay is such
Speaker 9: a great motivator, such a great innovator. These guys buy
Speaker 9: in a unselfish football team. I think is what sticks
Speaker 9: out to me when I think about the Los Angeles Rams.
Speaker 9: They pulled for each other, they played for one another,
Speaker 9: and then to deal with the devastations that they dealt
Speaker 9: with late in the season with the fires and whatnot
Speaker 9: in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: And for this football team to pull.
Speaker 9: Together and to win in the way that they did
Speaker 9: to the city of Los Angeles and the way that
Speaker 9: they did, I'm super excited with this team going forward.
Speaker 3: You know, there's an interesting situation sort of that's been
Speaker 3: playing out that's going to continue to play out with
Speaker 3: Cooper Cup for the Rams, obviously one of the really
Speaker 3: great receivers they've had over the course of the last decade.
Speaker 4: Do a big number next year.
Speaker 3: The subject of trade rumors this past year right up
Speaker 3: until the trade deadline, they kept him made obviously the
Speaker 3: run all the way to the playoffs, and when he
Speaker 3: addressed his future over the last couple days, he kind
Speaker 3: of kept it open because he really doesn't know. For
Speaker 3: someone who won has watched Cooper Cup up close and
Speaker 3: to a receiver who obviously is you know, a veteran
Speaker 3: who still produced deep into his career, if you were
Speaker 3: Cooper Cup, like, what's the best way to handle everything
Speaker 3: going forward?
Speaker 4: For him and for the Rams.
Speaker 9: I think the way that he handled everything this year
Speaker 9: is a testament to his character and who he is.
Speaker 9: That's one of the reasons why this football team is
Speaker 9: in the position that they're in because the character guy
Speaker 9: like Cooper Cup, guy that comes in every single day
Speaker 9: and works as but all, handles himself in the correct way,
Speaker 9: encourages his teammates. Not only does he not only is
Speaker 9: he productive, but he shares the information with Pooka and
Speaker 9: the other guys in that receiver room, and I sat
Speaker 9: in a receiver room with them and watched how he
Speaker 9: manages himself. I would love I would love to see
Speaker 9: Cooper Cup retired RAM. I think he's deserved it. I
Speaker 9: think he's every I think he epitomizes what it is
Speaker 9: to be a Los Angeles Ram when you think about
Speaker 9: the lineage of receivers, when you think about our club
Speaker 9: and our organization, he fits right in that mode. And
Speaker 9: I will love again to see him retire as a RAM.
Speaker 9: But I know how this business works, and he knows
Speaker 9: how it works. I think once he heard his name
Speaker 9: a little bit thrown around in the trade deadline, I
Speaker 9: think at the beginning of the year that may have
Speaker 9: been a little challenging for him to come back from that.
Speaker 9: But again, he was the ultimate probe. Didn't say a word,
Speaker 9: just just kept his head down and just continue to
Speaker 9: work day in and day out and had some big
Speaker 9: plays there in the playoff to help this football team.
Speaker 9: So we'll see how it lands. We all know that
Speaker 9: it's a business. We'll see how it goes. But again
Speaker 9: I'll repeat, I would love to see Cooper Cup remain
Speaker 9: a ram retire.
Speaker 1: Ramp on the other side of that matchup Torri. Another
Speaker 1: storyline was AJ Brown and some of his activities on
Speaker 1: the sideline. I don't know if you were even allowed
Speaker 1: to have books in your day that might have been
Speaker 1: available here. I'm curious number one, what your thoughts were
Speaker 1: on AJ finding his inner excellence between drives And number two,
Speaker 1: did you have any peculiar quirks in your.
Speaker 9: Playing dage when you work on the field. No, well,
Speaker 9: I've never seen that before. That was the first and
Speaker 9: as always the first for everything right and a A. J.
Speaker 9: Brown certainly has proven that once again. But I guess
Speaker 9: he's got to do what he needs to do to
Speaker 9: keep himself peaceful and keep himself whole so he can
Speaker 9: think and concentrate and go out and do his job.
Speaker 9: For me having any quirks anything like that when I
Speaker 9: was playing, if I ever found myself in a tough
Speaker 9: situation where for any last shout or say something, I
Speaker 9: would take some deep breaths and I even have lasted out.
Speaker 9: But at the end of the day, you know, you
Speaker 9: got to you got to play football. And this is
Speaker 9: his way of controlling his emotions and making sure that
Speaker 9: he's good to go and able to go out and
Speaker 9: play at a high level. But certainly the first that
Speaker 9: I've ever seen in my lifetime.
Speaker 1: Whatever you were doing, Tory and your playing days, it worked.
Speaker 1: You were on the precipice once again for the Pro
Speaker 1: Football Hall of Fame. We're a little biased because you're
Speaker 1: one of our favorites here, man, but best of luck.
Speaker 1: Hope to see you up there on the stage the
Speaker 1: NFL Honors wearing that gold jacket.
Speaker 11: Man.
Speaker 5: We appreciate it absolutely, guys, thank you very much. Thanks
Speaker 5: for having me.
Speaker 3: Tory Holt, one of the members of the most high
Speaker 3: flying offense we can remember.
Speaker 4: How high flying will that guy be? That is Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 3: We saw him awkwardly go down with kind of a
Speaker 3: little bit knee injury last week.
Speaker 4: How healthy will he be and how much.
Speaker 3: Of a factor will that be for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 3: We got Jeff Jadea, we got Brian Baldinger. They're going
Speaker 3: to tell you all about it.
Speaker 4: Coming up next on The Insiders.
Speaker 2: Eagles, three o'clock on a Sunday. For the second week
Speaker 2: in a row.
Speaker 6: The Commanders with the extra day of rest is these
Speaker 6: prepare for the NFC Championship game at three o'clock then
Speaker 6: at six thirty pm on CBS.
Speaker 2: And Paramount plus the Bills and the Chiefs.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 6: I hope we have another legendary playoff game between those two,
Speaker 6: and I hope we have another legendary appearance from our
Speaker 6: Jeffrey Chidia right here joining us alongside Baldy.
Speaker 2: Right here.
Speaker 6: Jeff's got a article up on NFL dot com, a
Speaker 6: backslash first read about the biggest flaw. Yeah, we're gonna
Speaker 6: be a little negative here in this segment here, but
Speaker 6: like constructive criticism, I guess we can call it.
Speaker 2: Let's start with the Eagles.
Speaker 6: The biggest negative that you see for the Eagles right now, it.
Speaker 8: Is the health of quarterback Jayen Hurts Mike, and we
Speaker 8: just don't know how severe that leg injury he had.
Speaker 5: You saw the play where he got sacked and he
Speaker 5: grabbed for that left knee.
Speaker 8: And I'll tell you what, this offense, you already were
Speaker 8: concerned about where they can win with the way they
Speaker 8: were throwing the football. He's only throwing for two hundred
Speaker 8: fifty yards in the playoffs. You start having him in mobile,
Speaker 8: that's a bigger question yaes Hey Kwon Barkley can run
Speaker 8: like crazy in the Washington commander of defense is suspect
Speaker 8: against the run.
Speaker 2: But Baldy, this is a big issue for the Eagles.
Speaker 11: It is it is, I agree, But I also would
Speaker 11: say this, Jeff, like, we know how tough Jalen is,
Speaker 11: we know he's going to be out there, but I
Speaker 11: just I guess my question would be even if he's
Speaker 11: out there, discounting the Week sixteen game against.
Speaker 5: Washington when he had the concussion, I mean.
Speaker 11: He's twelve to zero as a starter, twelve straight wins
Speaker 11: in a row, and he's averaging twenty one pass attempts
Speaker 11: a game. I would take it a step further because
Speaker 11: I know he's going to play, He's going to cut
Speaker 11: out whatever it is, Jeff, But can you win championship
Speaker 11: games and get to a Super Bowl a thirteenth win
Speaker 11: in a row by averaging twenty one passes a game
Speaker 11: and throwing it for as few yards.
Speaker 5: As they have done during this stretch.
Speaker 11: Albeit it, he's taking good care of the football and
Speaker 11: maybe that's more important.
Speaker 6: Two things I feel pretty to really good about Baldy
Speaker 6: this week. Like you said, Jalen Hurts is going to play.
Speaker 6: I feel really good about that one, and I feel
Speaker 6: pretty good about the fact he's not going to be
Speaker 6: one hundred percent. He is definitely banged up from taking
Speaker 6: that shot that we just saw on Sunday, so we'll
Speaker 6: see how much that affects him on Sunday. The Commanders
Speaker 6: their opponent, Jeffrey. The biggest flaw you see in them
Speaker 6: right now.
Speaker 8: I'm going with lack of experience.
Speaker 5: And I love this team.
Speaker 8: They've been great this year and Jayden Dwns has been phenomenal,
Speaker 8: the next big superstar in this league. But only sixteen
Speaker 8: starters on this team have played in the championship game. Yes,
Speaker 8: they've got Marshawn Lattimore and Bobby Wagner and Zach Hurtz
Speaker 8: guys like that, and Dan Quinn took Atlanta to a
Speaker 8: super Bowl, but this is a different stage. People talk
Speaker 8: about how much pressure comes in the championship round, and it.
Speaker 5: Gets a lot tougher.
Speaker 8: It's different when you're playing wildcard games in the divisional
Speaker 8: games with house money. Baldy once if way from the
Speaker 8: super Bowl. That's a big, big deal for this team.
Speaker 11: Jeff We all watched them go to Detroit against the
Speaker 11: best team in the league, the highest scoring team in
Speaker 11: the league, and they put up forty five points. The
Speaker 11: defense scored one of the touchdowns. It didn't look like
Speaker 11: lack of experience. I had a easy to do with
Speaker 11: Detroit had all the experience in those big games, two
Speaker 11: championship games in a row, and it didn't look like
Speaker 11: they were phased at all. They got to a track
Speaker 11: meet with Detroit and they beat him at their own game.
Speaker 11: And so I don't think that this is going to
Speaker 11: be a game where it's going to be decided by experience.
Speaker 11: They know the Eagles well, they played them. You know,
Speaker 11: this will be their third meeting in the last ten weeks.
Speaker 11: This is the rubber match. They played him well the
Speaker 11: first time they played it. I think this is about
Speaker 11: execution right here, and if the quarterback you can continue
Speaker 11: to play at the level he's playing without turning the
Speaker 11: ball over like he has done.
Speaker 6: Here's a quote from today quote he's a young quarterback
Speaker 6: by birth certificate, not by tape. That is Eagles defensive
Speaker 6: coordinator Vic Fangio talking about Jaden Daniels. I agree with him.
Speaker 6: I know you guys agree. You see his ability to
Speaker 6: not panic at all. They come with something, He's got
Speaker 6: a counter for that. You see something here, he's over here.
Speaker 6: He's staying nice and level. He is impressive. The Kansaity
Speaker 6: Chiefs remain impressive as they go for their three pete
Speaker 6: or as Peter Scheger called it when he predicted it
Speaker 6: to start the season on Good Morning Football, the Chiefs
Speaker 6: pete Peter might be right, let's see, but they got
Speaker 6: to overcome this flaw.
Speaker 8: Jeffrey and the defense not as dominant as you might think.
Speaker 5: The stats say they are.
Speaker 8: They're fourth in the league in points allowed, but a
Speaker 8: lot of big players given up in the second half
Speaker 8: of the season. The pass rush came on this past week,
Speaker 8: got eight sacks, but that was against a really bad
Speaker 8: offensive line. And my concern here is the run defense
Speaker 8: of one hundred and forty nine yards the Houston Texans
Speaker 8: at one point in that game and the third quarter
Speaker 8: of Texans went on a ten minute drive and they
Speaker 8: converted ten of seventeen third downs. Baldy against Buffalo. That's
Speaker 8: a recipe for disaster.
Speaker 11: It can be, although I kind of think a little
Speaker 11: differently here, jeff I mean, I saw Houston score twelve
Speaker 11: points down the stretch. I saw the Steelers score ten,
Speaker 11: I saw Cleveland score seven. I mean their defense was
Speaker 11: up to par and they've got SPACs. You know in Fags,
Speaker 11: his game plan, his ability to affect quarterbacks in big games.
Speaker 11: The bigger they are, I think, the better he gets
Speaker 11: and they trust him. So I think there was healthy
Speaker 11: on the defensive front, as they've been all year. A
Speaker 11: man who looks really good right now, to go with
Speaker 11: Chris Jones rested looking good last week.
Speaker 5: You know, Carl loftis with the Hattererck guy.
Speaker 11: I feel like this defense is up to par and
Speaker 11: I don't think it's going to be a weakness year.
Speaker 5: I'll be it.
Speaker 11: They did get him a lot of rush yards at
Speaker 11: Joe Mixon last week, but they didn't get him let
Speaker 11: him into the end zone, and you know they were
Speaker 11: still blocking extra points at the end of the game.
Speaker 2: What I watched that leads one team, the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: What's the biggest week this there Jeffrey.
Speaker 4: Sean McDermott's big game history.
Speaker 8: You know, they've had a lot of heartbreaks in the
Speaker 8: last few years in the playoffs, and a lot He's
Speaker 8: taken a lot of criticism for those losses. And I
Speaker 8: think he's a different coach this year. You're hearing people
Speaker 8: talking about how much looser he is, how he's showing
Speaker 8: his personality, how he's telling dad jokes and he's doing
Speaker 8: snow angles after games, like he's a.
Speaker 5: Different kind of coach.
Speaker 8: Maybe in some ways, like Tom Coughlin changed with the
Speaker 8: New York Giants back he went from being a really
Speaker 8: hard tough guy to be a little more open. And
Speaker 8: I have to need that that kind of Sean McDermott
Speaker 8: in this game because he's become conservative then casts.
Speaker 5: In these big games.
Speaker 8: He needs to be that looser, aggressive coach Baldy for
Speaker 8: them to win this game in Kansas City.
Speaker 5: He is seven and five in the postseason. Help be it?
Speaker 11: Okay, the big games, it's really the big games you're
Speaker 11: talking about Kansas City.
Speaker 5: They're own three.
Speaker 11: Against Kansas City. And I think you know they didn't
Speaker 11: change the overtime rule. You know, three years ago and
Speaker 11: there's Josh Allen sitting on a bench with his head
Speaker 11: like his in his hands after past mahomes went down
Speaker 11: and scoring the touchdown in overtime. They did change the rule.
Speaker 11: I still kind of wish the rule had been changed
Speaker 11: before that given Josh Allen a change. Maybe they're still
Speaker 11: playing that game for all we know, but I do
Speaker 11: think that's been the Achilles Seal. It's been Kansas City,
Speaker 11: and if they want to get to where they want
Speaker 11: to get to, they have to eventually defeat the dragon.
Speaker 5: And that's the Chiefs this weekend, Sunday night.
Speaker 2: Yep, coming up this, that's my that's me, by the way,
Speaker 2: Let's make sure.
Speaker 5: It's all sir.
Speaker 6: We're good, We're good, We're good. Usually Judy Batista, she
Speaker 6: lives in Manhattan. I'm across the river, not as crazy here,
Speaker 6: but sometimes.
Speaker 2: We get a little bit of that. That's the horn
Speaker 2: that means it's time to go.
Speaker 6: Jeffrey Chadia NFL dot com Backslash first Read to check
Speaker 6: out the biggest I'll tell you big this weekness in
Speaker 6: this segment right now is what's happening outside this window?
Speaker 2: What is happening out there? We'll find out, let you know,
Speaker 2: when we come back.
Speaker 6: We'll also talk about Ben Johnson Bald He's going to
Speaker 6: be with us to talk about the impact that he
Speaker 6: will have with the Bears and Caleb Williams.
Speaker 2: That's coming up next on The Insiders.
Speaker 3: The moment so many Bears fans were waiting for. I'm
Speaker 3: really hoping for, praying for all of the things for
Speaker 3: that man right there, Ben Johnson to be officially hired
Speaker 3: as their new head coach, their top target signed, sealed,
Speaker 3: and delivered, and as you can imagine, Bears fans, well,
Speaker 3: they had some thoughts.
Speaker 13: Gotta say, I'm extremely shy that the Bears did things
Speaker 13: the right way. And I hate to say that as
Speaker 13: a Bears fan for fifty three years. Okay, you know,
Speaker 13: but you say it.
Speaker 5: But it's nice.
Speaker 13: It's nice to see that, guys, you know, and I
Speaker 13: would love to see the Allen hire because as a
Speaker 13: first time head coach, like you're all talking about, you know,
Speaker 13: it's you know, you got to manage the whole team,
Speaker 13: you know, which is hard to do. And then my
Speaker 13: last point, guys is I was in my truck today
Speaker 13: driving from store.
Speaker 14: Home when the news broke, and I was on a
Speaker 14: local media affiliate and they just said, oh boy, this
Speaker 14: is not good news. And all sudden I heard what
Speaker 14: they said and the last response from the local guy
Speaker 14: was the step brother just grew up.
Speaker 15: This is such a quarterback driven league, you know. The
Speaker 15: last seven Super Bowls. Who's won Mahomes, Stafford Brady and
Speaker 15: Peyton Manning. And I think worst case scenario, I mean,
Speaker 15: I think Ben Johnson's a slammed on hire. But worst
Speaker 15: case scenario, Ben Johnson develops Cale Williams into an elite quarterback.
Speaker 15: And that's what you need to win in this league
Speaker 15: is an elite quarterback.
Speaker 3: The people have spoken, Actually thought that people would have
Speaker 3: much funnier accents, but it is what is still good
Speaker 3: reaction from Bears fans. And yeah, I think it's safe
Speaker 3: to say the offense could use a little boost, maybe
Speaker 3: from one of the best play calls we've seen over
Speaker 3: the last several years, one of the best designers of offenses,
Speaker 3: Ben Johnson. Now the Chicago Bears coach, Brian Baldinger, get.
Speaker 4: In here, come hang out with me. Tell me what
Speaker 4: this is going.
Speaker 3: To be like, not just for the Bears organization in general,
Speaker 3: but zero win on Caleb Williams.
Speaker 4: What is this going to be like for him?
Speaker 11: Well, I mean all he has seen in his first year,
Speaker 11: he had his instability, He saw his offensive coordinator fire,
Speaker 11: he saw his quarterback coach elevated to offensive quarter he
Speaker 11: saw his head coach fire. Always seen is just change
Speaker 11: in turmoil. I mean, I hope Ben Johnson comes in
Speaker 11: there and he has stability to begin with, you know,
Speaker 11: and that would be a good starting point.
Speaker 5: And now, look he's leaving Detroit, which has elite offensive talent.
Speaker 11: The Bears don't have that, yes, but he's going to
Speaker 11: be part of the plan to rebuild the offensive line
Speaker 11: like they did in Detroit, where they were patient with
Speaker 11: it and they built it the right way with you know,
Speaker 11: they they forego some of the shining weapons, go get
Speaker 11: Piney Seal and it was the right move.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 11: They clean out the running back room and got Jamir
Speaker 11: Gibbs and David Montgomery.
Speaker 5: Like he can oversee some of this.
Speaker 11: But I think Caleb needs a great play caller and
Speaker 11: designer once they get those things in place, where he
Speaker 11: can trust what the guy is sending it the way
Speaker 11: Jared Goff did over these last four years in Detroit,
Speaker 11: and Jared Goff elevated his game continuously. With Ben Johnson,
Speaker 11: but with that stability, I think that's where it begins.
Speaker 11: You've got that voice that you trust in your head
Speaker 11: like he had at Lincoln Riley at Oklahoma, like.
Speaker 5: He had with Lincoln and Cliff Kingsbury at USC.
Speaker 11: He's got to have that voice, has had of trust,
Speaker 11: of creativity, and we've got the right play here in
Speaker 11: this situation. We've got the right deceptive right here as
Speaker 11: we cross the fifty yard line to go sting them.
Speaker 5: You know, those kind of things.
Speaker 11: The quarterback and the head coach, now the offensive coordinator
Speaker 11: as well, they've got to have that trust together. We
Speaker 11: see it throughout the division. We see it with the
Speaker 11: Floor and Jordan Love. We've seen it with O'Connor and
Speaker 11: Sam Darnold. We saw it with you know, with Ben
Speaker 11: Johnson and Jared Goff. I think you've got to have
Speaker 11: that connection between that play caller in that quarterback.
Speaker 3: That's a great call and it's going to be fascinating
Speaker 3: to see how that plays out. And we have seen
Speaker 3: the difference it's made in Jared Goff. Now all eyes
Speaker 3: on Caleb Williams with Ben Johnson in the fold for.
Speaker 4: The Chicago Bears.
Speaker 3: Baldy, thank you very much for hanging out with us
Speaker 3: as always.
Speaker 1: Championship Wednesday just one day away. That's where you've got
Speaker 1: the star players and the coaches from all four teams
Speaker 1: in the conference championship games. At the podium speaking with
Speaker 1: the media. We'll have four hours of coverage right here
Speaker 1: on NFL Network starting tomorrow at noon Eastern time, and
Speaker 1: of course you can catch the best of Championship Wednesday
Speaker 1: right here on The Insiders at seven pm Eastern time.
Speaker 1: Tom Hillisero, Ian Rappaport, Mike Shira Follo back with you
Speaker 1: got something? No, Mike, No, I'm bad. I'm gonna look
Speaker 1: like you want to talk. Brother, you start, let's finish.
Speaker 1: You're ready, strong, go ahead, now, you got it.
Speaker 5: You're good.
Speaker 1: So the racially reinaugurated President of the United States Donald
Speaker 1: Trump as a diet coke button, I'm told under his desk, Ian,
Speaker 1: if you had a button that could do anything under
Speaker 1: your desk, what would it be?
Speaker 4: Do you have to say? Like you think I would
Speaker 4: say it? You think I would say.
Speaker 2: A real transition there you think I would say.
Speaker 4: You think I would say coffee. But that's not true.
Speaker 4: Here's what I would like.
Speaker 3: I would like a mute button because we have conversations
Speaker 3: here on the phone all the time, and my microphone's
Speaker 3: right here.
Speaker 4: I don't know who's listening.
Speaker 3: So I want all private conversations muted, not just on
Speaker 3: my desk in my whole life.
Speaker 4: I want to be able to have all conversations. I
Speaker 4: want up anyone else hearing all the time.
Speaker 6: And watch, here's all you have to do. Your mic
Speaker 6: is behind you. You just reach back and you just pull
Speaker 6: the mic and then we no.
Speaker 4: But then I forget to put it back in. What
Speaker 4: was that mic? That is pretty easy?
Speaker 5: Got something editing? All right?
Speaker 4: What did you say?
Speaker 12: We're back tomorrow?
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