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Speaker 5: So we preced this show here on The Dan Patrick Show,
Speaker 5: and apparently they've they've decided, you know what, we're gonna
Speaker 5: let you guys go ahead and sit in for DP
Speaker 5: and the guys here today and then on Monday here
Speaker 5: as we get you set for a busy weekend in
Speaker 5: the world of football. By the way, some of these
Speaker 5: bowl games have been pretty entertaining. We've got a couple
Speaker 5: of five or six over till about.
Speaker 3: Kansas State last night coming back. That was fun.
Speaker 4: Toledo.
Speaker 3: Chris Clemb's do an amazing job.
Speaker 4: Man was that.
Speaker 3: I think he's won three Bowl games last four years.
Speaker 3: You'll get enough credit.
Speaker 5: You got a Colorado and BUYU this weekend, so that'll
Speaker 5: be a fun one.
Speaker 3: So I did see an article, how the what was
Speaker 3: it claiming it was like Deon Sanders gets a historical
Speaker 3: amount of insurance for Shador Sanders and Travis Hunter to
Speaker 3: play in it. It's like, okay, like it's not the
Speaker 3: first time that's ever happened. We don't need to make
Speaker 3: it bigger than what it is. This is actually pretty
Speaker 3: common and this dates back, I don't know, decades of
Speaker 3: players get insurance before games.
Speaker 4: Did you get insurance? Bar I certainly did. Sweet Yeah
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 6: Yeah, my whole my whole last year, my junior year,
Speaker 6: I got the whole season in short.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna say, like, it's common for a
Speaker 3: lot of guys to get insurance before the entire season,
Speaker 3: and it usually ends up being quote unquote historical because
Speaker 3: every year the draft goes up in value as far
Speaker 3: as what that player is making. So if you're slated
Speaker 3: to be a first round pick or however it works,
Speaker 3: or projected to be a top ten pick, whatever it is,
Speaker 3: they're gonna add on what, three four percent, whatever it is.
Speaker 3: So every year it's historical in nature. But I love
Speaker 3: how we read the headlines.
Speaker 5: Now Nick Sirianni's at it again, the pison passion in Philly.
Speaker 4: The passion.
Speaker 5: Apparently he had a little bit of a dust up
Speaker 5: with Zach Ertz, former Philadelphia Eagle after the game over
Speaker 5: the weekend where last weekend we're apparently beef water. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was just kind of, you know, talking trash. He
Speaker 5: made a reference to the fact that zach Ertz didn't
Speaker 5: really do much in the game, according to Nick Sirianni,
Speaker 5: and they had to be separated. I guess they spoke afterwards.
Speaker 5: Zach Ertz said, it's all good, you know whatever. But
Speaker 5: this was Nick Sirianni discussing it yesterday.
Speaker 7: I'll just keep all my conversations with any guys private.
Speaker 7: I got a lot of respect for Zach, great football player,
Speaker 7: great person to be around. You know, I really really
Speaker 7: got a lot of respect for Zach and all the
Speaker 7: good things that he's done in my relationship with him.
Speaker 5: So it sounds like a similar tone to every time
Speaker 5: there's another dust up involving him to where he comes
Speaker 5: back afterwards. Yeah, you know, listen whether he takes a
Speaker 5: shot at the fans, whether it was getting into it,
Speaker 5: you know and yelling obscenities at Mike McCarthy last year
Speaker 5: the week, like is this just is this why there's
Speaker 5: speculation that he could be on the hot seat, Like
Speaker 5: it has nothing to do with the winds because he's
Speaker 5: won a ton of games there in Philly, but it's
Speaker 5: all the other stuff off the field that they can't trust.
Speaker 4: Him, you know.
Speaker 6: You know what's interesting about the question is when you
Speaker 6: think about when when when a player or a person
Speaker 6: in the business world, or you know, a bull and
Speaker 6: and and the bull, you know, like you're doing bull
Speaker 6: riding or whatever it may be, you know what you
Speaker 6: do to get them to perform At times?
Speaker 4: You agitate them.
Speaker 3: Hey, how did they go about agitating them?
Speaker 6: They poke them and that them truck nuts. I've seen
Speaker 6: it and I can't believe it. They would make them
Speaker 6: bulls go there, They make them bulls so upset by
Speaker 6: poking them in their sack. And I'm telling you it
Speaker 6: is the wildest thing, because once they let him free,
Speaker 6: that agitation is the reason why that that writer is
Speaker 6: in such a bad way when they get out there
Speaker 6: in the arena, right, And I think Sirianni is a poker, So.
Speaker 3: You're saying he's doing that as motivation.
Speaker 6: They're winning. And I haven't heard anything come out and
Speaker 6: report manner that would lead me to believe otherwise other
Speaker 6: than last year when Don wasn't on the sideline, and
Speaker 6: seems things seem to be spiraling a little bit last year,
Speaker 6: But since then, I just haven't heard anything that would
Speaker 6: lead me to believe that Sirianni is this toxic type
Speaker 6: of dude that is ruining the culture or ruining the
Speaker 6: locker room with the way that he is. I almost
Speaker 6: feel like it's quite quite the opposite. They're all kind
Speaker 6: of chippy, they're all kind of coming at it from
Speaker 6: from that kind of like beefing type of of approach,
Speaker 6: like we're we're Philadelphians. Like we're Philadelphia. We beef, that's
Speaker 6: what we do. We're tough where heart knows, like we're
Speaker 6: blue collar. Like it feels as though that that's kind
Speaker 6: of what the approach is. But I'm gonna lean more
Speaker 6: to that than I would say that this is why
Speaker 6: he's on a hot seat for not keeping his job.
Speaker 4: What else could point I don't know.
Speaker 6: It's not performing. I think he rubbed some people the
Speaker 6: wrong way though, and they don't like it. But I
Speaker 6: still think he gets results off of the way he's
Speaker 6: running things.
Speaker 5: Like I'm looking at it, there's two teams that have
Speaker 5: had better records and more wins since he took the
Speaker 5: job in Philadelphia, Buffalo and Kansas City, and like he's
Speaker 5: rare air, yes, and so the and but yet we're
Speaker 5: having these conversations before the year and it's you know,
Speaker 5: died down a little bit, but it's like, hey, what
Speaker 5: do they need to do for him to keep it job.
Speaker 5: Any other organization like he would already have an extension,
Speaker 5: there'd be conversations about what a performance he's off to
Speaker 5: this hot start. But with Sirianni, is this all about
Speaker 5: the fact that he's a red ass and just likes
Speaker 5: to mix it up with people, and he's pissed people off.
Speaker 3: And that's why I guess I'd look at it this way.
Speaker 3: I think Hallie Roseman really runs things there. And I
Speaker 3: think if you go back to even Chip Kelly, who
Speaker 3: we tend to forget, he was what twenty six twenty one,
Speaker 3: I think he won ten games two years in a
Speaker 3: row there and went to the playoffs, and he had
Speaker 3: rubbed some players the wrong way during his time there,
Speaker 3: but from all intensive purposes, it was a successful coach.
Speaker 3: Like his win percentage was like five point fifty three.
Speaker 3: I think Andy Reid's during his entire tenure in Philly
Speaker 3: was like five eighty three, so not too far off
Speaker 3: from that. Now, the difference was didn't have the postseason success,
Speaker 3: didn't get there in his third year, and how he
Speaker 3: Roseman want to move on, so they move on to
Speaker 3: Doug Peterson. Doug Peterson ends up leading them to a
Speaker 3: super Bowl. They win a super Bowl. Now, his win
Speaker 3: percentage was actually worse than Chip Kelly's over the course
Speaker 3: of his time there, but I think it's more about that.
Speaker 3: I think it's more about how he Roseman looking at
Speaker 3: the guy who's in that position coaching this team day
Speaker 3: in day out, and asking himself, like, can this guy
Speaker 3: lead us to a super Bowl? Because the roster is
Speaker 3: good enough to get us to the playoffs? And I
Speaker 3: don't know that anyone would deny that. I think when
Speaker 3: you look at the amount of talent they've stacked up
Speaker 3: on this roster of the years, especially when healthy, I
Speaker 3: mean their backups. A former first round pick I think
Speaker 3: very capable, and Kenny Pickett of being a starter, maybe
Speaker 3: especially if he continues to develop. Now he's playing banged up,
Speaker 3: so we'll see what that looks like. But I think
Speaker 3: it has more to do with that, and I think
Speaker 3: it has more to do with Howie Rosemanden, you look
Speaker 3: at his track record since he's been in involved with
Speaker 3: this organization, is truly the one calling the shots and
Speaker 3: truly the one evaluating the guy in the position who's
Speaker 3: the head coach saying yeah, well this team should be
Speaker 3: a playoff team. Like that is the flour it's can
Speaker 3: you get us to a super Bowl? Like we feel
Speaker 3: like we have as good, if not better of a
Speaker 3: roster than Kansas City. We just don't have Patrick Mahomes,
Speaker 3: but we like our the guy that we got in
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurts, and so if that's the case, like kind
Speaker 3: of similar to San Francisco on the run they've had
Speaker 3: of getting the NFC championships, trying to get to a
Speaker 3: super Bowl, like we should be there, we should be
Speaker 3: doing that. So I think that's where it comes from,
Speaker 3: is when you are like a high achieving organization like
Speaker 3: Philly has been, I think they look at it from
Speaker 3: a different prism, and I think they look at it
Speaker 3: and saying, like, we're trying to make sure the guy
Speaker 3: who's in that position as head coach isn't the thing
Speaker 3: preventing us from winning super Bowls and getting to super Bowls.
Speaker 3: And under Nick Sirianni, as good as they've been under
Speaker 3: the regular season, they haven't been able to get there yet.
Speaker 6: I don't know, man, I I just think if we're
Speaker 6: talking Philly and we're talking super Bowls, that's that's far
Speaker 6: and few in between. I mean Andy Reid and Doug
Speaker 6: Peterson like that's it. I mean maybe somebody before got
Speaker 6: close or whatever it may have been like way way
Speaker 6: back when. But for mel dig for Meal, there it is.
Speaker 6: But they're not a super Bowl. They're not like they
Speaker 6: won one, you know, They're not like it's not like
Speaker 6: their title town like they they come up short. Pretty
Speaker 6: much the history of the organization, they come up short
Speaker 6: and winning it all and listen setting a standard, the
Speaker 6: standard that that has been set, you can clearly tell
Speaker 6: that this is a town in a city that embraces
Speaker 6: going forward and getting close to getting it or winning it.
Speaker 4: And I understand that.
Speaker 6: But I mean, if you have if you have a
Speaker 6: coaching staff that has your product on the field performing
Speaker 6: and you're getting rid of them, you know, I don't
Speaker 6: you know, I don't know. I don't know what the
Speaker 6: end result of how to interpret that would be because
Speaker 6: it's like, am I taking a job to be judged
Speaker 6: on success or failure? Which one is it? And if
Speaker 6: the goalpost is being moved on me having success and
Speaker 6: that's what that's not enough success knowing that the history
Speaker 6: of this organization doesn't say like I could see if
Speaker 6: you go to green Bay now or not green well
Speaker 6: even green Bay, but say you go to New England
Speaker 6: and it's like your standard is to win a super
Speaker 6: Bowl and it's like kind of like super Bowl or
Speaker 6: bus there.
Speaker 4: I get it.
Speaker 6: Y'all win super bowls, Green Bay, they win super Bowls.
Speaker 6: There are places where you can look at the history
Speaker 6: of the organization and say you win super Bowls now.
Speaker 6: If you're trying to create a standard of this is
Speaker 6: where we're trying to get. I understand that. But you
Speaker 6: also got to you a tap bit flexible and and
Speaker 6: you got to have a little bit of grace because
Speaker 6: y'all don't win them. Y'all don't win super Bowls. Y'all
Speaker 6: won one. Y'all made it to to what two two?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well with Andy Reid, well they've made it to
Speaker 4: three three three. They lost to one. They're one lost
Speaker 4: two one one yeah. Right, So there you go.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, man, I have a little grace on.
Speaker 4: Guys that are coming in and they're having success. But
Speaker 4: you don't give people that grace if they've if they're
Speaker 4: turning people off what to know like and what you off?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: What is it if if you if you again are
Speaker 3: proverbally what was it poking? Poking the bulls and they
Speaker 3: uh truck nuts struck nuts, which is a way of motivating,
Speaker 3: by the way, not to get off on a completely
Speaker 3: separate subject. But would that work in trying to motivate Lee?
Speaker 3: You think, uh, he'd be like poking a little bit.
Speaker 4: So what do they poke?
Speaker 6: Been poking Lee? So I just poke Lee? Maybe a
Speaker 6: couple of breaks ago in.
Speaker 4: The truck nuts Yeah, what are they poking? Poking? Is it?
Speaker 4: Are they burning them or they're just.
Speaker 6: They're not a I mean some would say that's abuse
Speaker 6: what they do, but they're not burning them.
Speaker 4: They're just poking.
Speaker 3: I mean, do you burning?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Do you gotta add burning? Like let somebody poke you
Speaker 6: in your truck nuts and see it? Like I'm just
Speaker 6: gonna say, to be burned?
Speaker 3: Does it? Does it need that much? Like to make
Speaker 3: you really think and like shock them?
Speaker 4: Huh? You like you one of them dudes? Are they shocked?
Speaker 3: You're wearing like a chastity belt?
Speaker 4: What's happening?
Speaker 5: Maybe it's one of those ones that he's gone through
Speaker 5: it so many times. You got to up the ante
Speaker 5: a little bit, so we burn them next time.
Speaker 6: I don't think that I would ever get used to
Speaker 6: somebody poking out of him.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I'm just saying, how can we motivate Lee?
Speaker 3: Is that one of the ways? Maybe give him a
Speaker 3: flick or something.
Speaker 4: I think he's motivated. I think Lee's great.
Speaker 3: Because he's there, Worsley.
Speaker 6: He's there, I'm here. I guess Lee, anybody, I think
Speaker 6: that's what he'd say if you poked them. Heyboddy, anybody
Speaker 6: what do you think you're doing there? What do you
Speaker 6: think you're doing there?
Speaker 4: Huh? It's gonna poke me there? Huh? Anybody anybody ouch? Ouch?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so uh, who knows with that Nick Siriotti. But
Speaker 4: but he's winning.
Speaker 6: And if I'm looking at the the NFC again, one
Speaker 6: of the big bad wolves that are out there is
Speaker 6: in Philadelphia. You gotta be concerned.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: Granted, they let one get away from them this last game,
Speaker 6: I get it, but I don't think that that's indicative
Speaker 6: of where what this team is and where they're going.
Speaker 6: I think they have more than enough to be able
Speaker 6: to handle their business in in the playoffs.
Speaker 4: On the NFC side.
Speaker 5: It's looking like Kenny Pickett time this weekend though, Yeah,
Speaker 5: and I don't think is.
Speaker 3: It looking that way? I know you're a little skeptical.
Speaker 3: Who now he plays there time this week? Do we
Speaker 3: have any sound on that we can play? Is there
Speaker 3: any confirmation of Kenny Pickett's going to play?
Speaker 4: We do promise you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not going to go into detail on what
Speaker 2: it is, but you know they're getting better and I'll
Speaker 2: be ready to.
Speaker 3: Go for Sunday. Yeah, flak jacking on today.
Speaker 4: I've ever played before in those Yeah, I always have.
Speaker 8: There's just actually actually thing I'm doing underneath it just
Speaker 8: kind of feel it out for.
Speaker 4: You, don't none of your business.
Speaker 3: The best is like when the media asks, I mean,
Speaker 3: do you not stand out there to practice and look
Speaker 3: at the quarterbacks and how their jersey and shoulder pads
Speaker 3: fit and it's different. It's like, yeah, dude, everyone wears
Speaker 3: flap jackets, like everyone wears some some different type or brand.
Speaker 3: I mean, they've evolved over time where now they can
Speaker 3: like mold them to your ribs and so if you have,
Speaker 3: for example, an injury where sometimes you know, there's only
Speaker 3: a portion of your ribs that are like usually protected
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Speaker 3: you're dealing with the ribb injury.
Speaker 5: I mean, he didn't play that bad against Washington, considering
Speaker 5: he was kind of thrust it in there and Jalen
Speaker 5: Hurts went out with the injury, which, by the way,
Speaker 5: I still nobody has answered the question why the official
Speaker 5: was laughing at Jalen Hurts like he was some drunk
Speaker 5: guy on this treet, like, oh, he's had too much
Speaker 5: to drink. Like, Jalen Hurts gives him a thumbs up
Speaker 5: and the guy just laughs at him. Said, ah, I
Speaker 5: get to the sideline. But you know, I'm glad we're
Speaker 5: taking concussion seriously in the NFL. So no Jalen Hurts
Speaker 5: this weekend. Kenny Pickett's going to be slinging it around
Speaker 5: for Philly. They've got Dallas and Mike McCarthy also trying
Speaker 5: to save his job there with the Cowboys. So that
Speaker 5: is the update from the NFC East.
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Speaker 2: means we're gonna gamble our asses off.
Speaker 5: Coming up here in about twenty minutes from now. We've
Speaker 5: got some picks against the spread. I don't want to
Speaker 5: gamble my ass? Why not?
Speaker 4: I want to keep it. I'm starting, I'm starting to
Speaker 4: get into a groove.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 4: Are you back at five hundred for the year? I went, oh,
Speaker 4: oh for huh? I was taking on making some some picks, man,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: Not not you Jonas though? Are you referring to like
Speaker 3: our picks against the spread? A you're talking about locks,
Speaker 3: not Knox locks knocks locks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the man.
Speaker 3: We don't keep track of that because no one knows
Speaker 3: if it's actually true.
Speaker 6: That's true. I mean, I'm saying that what we keep
Speaker 6: track of. I went over, you know, the ones we
Speaker 6: keep score on.
Speaker 3: I don't even keep track of it anymore. I missed
Speaker 3: like two weeks, so it's gonna be hard to make
Speaker 3: that up horrible.
Speaker 5: For the record, I also said that there should be
Speaker 5: some grace for you you were traveling for Big neon Kickoff,
Speaker 5: Lee should at least honor what you would have picked
Speaker 5: in those spots.
Speaker 3: Well, he would text me at like right at the
Speaker 3: beginning of the show or something we'd be doing, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'll get to this later.
Speaker 4: Rob Stone.
Speaker 3: He's probably yeah, he's probably just waking up. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I forgot to I forgot to tell Buddy. I forgot
Speaker 3: to text against the spread.
Speaker 5: The latest everybody to Brady for his picks for NFL
Speaker 5: games that he misses.
Speaker 3: Oh, they were probably on a Sunday, oh the latest.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah.
Speaker 8: Well I don't want to bug him on Saturdays, so
Speaker 8: I usually wait until far after the games are done.
Speaker 4: Maybe I always send it after the show.
Speaker 3: Any text You do not send any text on late
Speaker 3: on a Saturday night. We've never well shocked.
Speaker 8: I always send it after the show. On a Friday,
Speaker 8: I always do the Google doc. We love the Google
Speaker 8: doc here on two pros and a Cup of Joe.
Speaker 8: So I always send it on the Google doc and
Speaker 8: then I'll send a reminder of text agress on the
Speaker 8: Sunday morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why did he get fine for that? That was
Speaker 4: a passive aggressive shot.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying it's fine, just saying like it now
Speaker 3: leaves me passive aggressive about it. Damn, you can't try
Speaker 3: to make things better. No, Lee, you do never have
Speaker 3: reached out on a Saturday night. All right, let's just
Speaker 3: be very clear about that. You are usually pretty tied
Speaker 3: up on Saturday nights.
Speaker 8: That's true, and that's true, and I didn't want to
Speaker 8: bother you. I know you're busy on Saturday. So yeah,
Speaker 8: I'll send it.
Speaker 3: By the time he wakes up with the time difference
Speaker 3: on Sunday. Now, you're usually it's sort of like a
Speaker 3: games already kicked off, that's right before.
Speaker 4: Yes, maybe is the latest.
Speaker 3: It is due. If I get a text from you,
Speaker 3: it's like probably at some point in time Saturday morning,
Speaker 3: and it's usually I'm already like doing stuff for the
Speaker 3: show and Lee's just waking up from the night before.
Speaker 3: That's that's usually how that works.
Speaker 4: That is that is very true. That is very true.
Speaker 4: But I think the latest I did send it.
Speaker 8: Was like rite at kickoff, but it was no scores
Speaker 8: had happened yet, so I was trying to get them
Speaker 8: in people.
Speaker 4: What time do they normally wake up on Saturdays? Lee?
Speaker 4: What what time? Right around kickoff of Big Noon? So
Speaker 4: I missed, I miss Brady. It's okay, I mean I
Speaker 4: watch you know, I'm a fan every week. I wad dp's.
Speaker 6: The guys with our therapy sessions take place laugh on radio? Yeah, no,
Speaker 6: thoughts wonderful. Yeah no, I'm spectating just like them. Okay,
Speaker 6: just listening.
Speaker 3: Jonas, did you notice how Lebron said that, you know,
Speaker 3: Christmas Day is the NBA's day.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, even though he loves the NFL, so he
Speaker 6: made it a direct at the NFL.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Do you think any of the Christmas Day games
Speaker 3: for the NBA will surpass was it twenty four million?
Speaker 3: Was the average audience?
Speaker 4: Probably not? Yeah, I'm gonna go with probably not. I mean,
Speaker 4: will it will it do half those numbers? Probably not?
Speaker 3: Probably not.
Speaker 5: It Just like, I don't know why they can't just
Speaker 5: be honest about the situation and stop getting so and look,
Speaker 5: I know that you know, ESPN's got a vested interest
Speaker 5: in it, and there's other people that have vested interest
Speaker 5: in the NBA. They wanted to work, they want it
Speaker 5: to be successful, and they just cram it down your
Speaker 5: throats at all hours of the day, and god forbid
Speaker 5: anybody speak out and say, look, the product stinks. It's
Speaker 5: not the same as it was. The games are competitive.
Speaker 5: You've put a premium on the playoffs, so why should
Speaker 5: we watch the regular season? Like you can't do that?
Speaker 5: Or else you just labeled a hater. But then they
Speaker 5: take get upon themselves after they win a Christmas game
Speaker 5: and want to and Lebron wants to make it a
Speaker 5: point that yeah, this is our day.
Speaker 4: This okay. Yeah, Well, like the numbers say different.
Speaker 3: So yeah, do you want the total numbers?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was twenty four right.
Speaker 3: So it's it's a little difficult to measure because you're
Speaker 3: talking about a streaming platform as opposed to you know,
Speaker 3: broadcast television or cable television. Right, because the metrics for
Speaker 3: like streaming. A lot of times they'll look at, for example,
Speaker 3: how many people tune in for at least one minute,
Speaker 3: So sixty five million US viewers tune in for at
Speaker 3: least one minute of the two NFL games. Sixty five
Speaker 3: million people. All Right, the average during both games was
Speaker 3: north of twenty four million. Twenty four point three for
Speaker 3: the ball you know Ravens Texans, twenty four point one
Speaker 3: for Kansas City Pittsburgh, which is crazy considering you know,
Speaker 3: both games are blowouts. And this is according to Nielsen,
Speaker 3: who does all of this. The NBA's five slate averaged
Speaker 3: about five point two five million, and that's across ABC, ESPN,
Speaker 3: those platforms. So there you go.
Speaker 5: I mean, but it's their day, Like, no, don't anybody
Speaker 5: step on our toes here, it is our day.
Speaker 6: It's like I said, I think, I think what the
Speaker 6: purpose of that was is to one hundred percent identify
Speaker 6: and and rally the troops that truly truly support the NBA.
Speaker 6: I mean, you even get a couple trolls on on
Speaker 6: your social media that talk about every time we say
Speaker 6: the NBA doesn't matter, you know, he has something to say.
Speaker 6: I think that it is. There are some people that
Speaker 6: are very very keen on how the NBA works and
Speaker 6: their involvement in the NBA. And while it's not as
Speaker 6: large a market, you know, as as it would be
Speaker 6: for the NFL, I think Lebron James saying that he's
Speaker 6: still sending out like that kind of that signal to
Speaker 6: everybody who does really really support basketball and is really
Speaker 6: into the NBA. I think he sent that as like
Speaker 6: that's their rally crowd, like, let me make sure that
Speaker 6: y'all know from Lebron James. That wasn't somebody else that
Speaker 6: could have been any of all the other new emerging
Speaker 6: stars in the league to have said something to that effect.
Speaker 6: It was Lebron James that did it, you know. And
Speaker 6: I thought the timing of it and the positioning of
Speaker 6: the way he did it, he was doing there was
Speaker 6: certainly an agenda connected to him doing that, and I
Speaker 6: don't think that it was in any way shape form
Speaker 6: based upon him thinking that the NBA ratings are competitive
Speaker 6: to the NFL. I think he's just rallying his troops,
Speaker 6: rallying the NBA troops to say, yeah, you know what,
Speaker 6: he's right, And maybe I don't even like the NFL
Speaker 6: all like that. Maybe I'm just all about the NBA.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 6: I'm just here to tell y'all the NBA is not
Speaker 6: as relevant. It's not even close to as relevant as
Speaker 6: the NFL. It's just not in terms of viewership and relevance.
Speaker 6: It's just not it just is what I think.
Speaker 3: The tough part too, is the NBA players have so
Speaker 3: much power, and if you look at the decline in ratings,
Speaker 3: and if we're being honest with ourselves, there is just
Speaker 3: a much part of it as anyone else. The decision
Speaker 3: for load management and and to take games off, the
Speaker 3: impact that I think it's had, not only on ratings,
Speaker 3: probably on just even casual fans, fans that want to
Speaker 3: go to games and then have to worry about, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm taking my little timmy to the game, and guess what,
Speaker 3: Lebron's not playing he's out tonight and not finding out
Speaker 3: about that till you get to the game, right, and
Speaker 3: he's his favorite player, and you know, who knows how
Speaker 3: much more Lebron's gonna play, and you don't have the
Speaker 3: opportunity to go see him play, like all those things
Speaker 3: that you really don't see in the NFL until maybe
Speaker 3: week eighteen, right or our guy gets shut down due
Speaker 3: to injury. I mean, just in comparison and comparing between
Speaker 3: the two sports. And I understand it's a bit of
Speaker 3: an apples and orgies because the physicality of football versus
Speaker 3: the NBA, But even in that discussion. Part of how
Speaker 3: the NBA game is played now is a byproduct of
Speaker 3: things that NBA players should probably be pushing for. Bring
Speaker 3: back hand checking, bring back more physicality to the game,
Speaker 3: just so we get a little more defense, a little
Speaker 3: more something else to this game that makes it more
Speaker 3: attractive for viewers instead of four guys standing around the
Speaker 3: three point line and just kicking out from an open
Speaker 3: layout to try to shoot a three. I mean, they
Speaker 3: don't take responsibility for why they are where they are.
Speaker 3: And joining the super teams where you guys all get
Speaker 3: together and have three superstars on one squad to try
Speaker 3: to win championships. Like all those things, amongst others, are
Speaker 3: some of the realities of why they are where they are.
Speaker 3: And you know, Jonas, we've talked about this for a
Speaker 3: long time about moving that the sketch and saying like
Speaker 3: like why try to compete with the NFL now that
Speaker 3: the NFL seems like they're going to continue to keep
Speaker 3: putting games on Christmas. I mean, it originally was more
Speaker 3: of a thought of you know, hey, it's just on
Speaker 3: the day of the week that Christmas falls. Well, now
Speaker 3: it's on a Wednesday, right, and the NFL is like, yeah,
Speaker 3: we're comfortable throwing a couple of games there, and we
Speaker 3: found a suitor or a partner in Netflix who's going
Speaker 3: to pay us a bunch of money too for it,
Speaker 3: So why not, right, It's good for our partnership, good
Speaker 3: for our business moving forward. And so next year, what
Speaker 3: does it fall on a Thursday?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well yeah, yeah, you can expect to have some
Speaker 3: NFL games on that Thursday too moving forward that are
Speaker 3: going to absolutely dwarf anything the NBA does. But if
Speaker 3: the players don't take accountability for why they are where
Speaker 3: they are, and they don't try to circle together and
Speaker 3: go to the NBA owners and be like, look, you know,
Speaker 3: we're obviously getting paid, we feel good about where we're at,
Speaker 3: but not necessarily with the leagues at like, let's try
Speaker 3: to make this right, let's try to fix this. I
Speaker 3: don't know that there's any players who are really champing
Speaker 3: for that, rooting for that, And that's the hard point.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's only gonna get worse. I don't think
Speaker 3: it's gonna get better based on the current products, unless
Speaker 3: they want to take ownership of it and try to be.
Speaker 5: The change they've figured out in the NFL's figured out
Speaker 5: a way to market or brand or present their product differently.
Speaker 4: And better than the NBA has.
Speaker 5: And it kind of reminds me of the UFC in boxing,
Speaker 5: where man, look, I love boxing and I grew up
Speaker 5: a diehard boxing fan. It's not even close the presentation same,
Speaker 5: and what they've done between the UFC and boxing.
Speaker 4: It's not even close.
Speaker 5: Like it's it's in another level, like the excitement, the energy,
Speaker 5: how it's packaged, the way they the way they bring
Speaker 5: you the product there, the way they're able to promote
Speaker 5: it on social media, the way boxing is like, well, no,
Speaker 5: this guy can't fight this guy because he's got a
Speaker 5: promoter here, and this guy can't fight this guy, and no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: we have a contract here I can't get out of.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: If you do that, you're gonna lose your belt because
Speaker 5: you haven't defended it. And it's just too many different
Speaker 5: things going on to where it's hard to keep track
Speaker 5: up man, Like it's hard to know. Okay, so who's
Speaker 5: playing what? Like you've got five games on Christmas and
Speaker 5: the end of a like I look at it and
Speaker 5: I go, there's just a better way to streamline it
Speaker 5: to the audience and to present a better product and
Speaker 5: a better league, and they haven't been able to figure
Speaker 5: it out, and the NFL just continues to capitalize on And.
Speaker 4: We've talked about our show.
Speaker 5: It's not like the Christmas games were good, Like both
Speaker 5: those games were blowouts. Like a lot of games in
Speaker 5: the NFL have been non competitive, especially lately when teams
Speaker 5: realize they're out of it. Yet people watch it and
Speaker 5: they prefer that over the NBA, and the NBA should
Speaker 5: take notes and be like, how can we do this
Speaker 5: better and differently, And instead they're like, Oh, let's put
Speaker 5: together an NBA Cup and we'll give out a trophy
Speaker 5: and we'll have a celebration in Vegas that nobody wants
Speaker 5: to go to afterwards even if.
Speaker 4: They want it. Nobody cares. Dude, you're not fixing anything.
Speaker 3: Did Levarn Did you say? I mean, it's kind of
Speaker 3: a participation trophy. It's like getting guys to play during
Speaker 3: the regular season, and games that are I don't know,
Speaker 3: I mean, they're meaningful at the end of the season,
Speaker 3: maybe not necessarily so much in the middle, but it's it's, honestly,
Speaker 3: in a way, like a participation trophy, like thanks for
Speaker 3: playing during the regular season and this in season tournament right.
Speaker 6: Because guys don't want to play right, Guys do want
Speaker 6: to maintain their health and the load management aspect of it.
Speaker 6: It's trying to find that balance of playing enough basketball
Speaker 6: where you can be relevant as a superstar player, relevant
Speaker 6: enough to keep your team good enough, and being contention
Speaker 6: for the playoffs and being healthy enough to make a
Speaker 6: run when it gets down to crunch time at the
Speaker 6: end of the season and in the playoffs. That's what
Speaker 6: I truly believe is is what the NBA and what
Speaker 6: the NBA players are always trying to figure out, and
Speaker 6: that play in tournament was just one way of saying, Okay,
Speaker 6: instead of waiting until it gets to crunch time at
Speaker 6: the end of the season and you guys start picking
Speaker 6: up your play and playing more, let's create to play
Speaker 6: in tournaments so we'll see more of the guys. Give
Speaker 6: them incentives, so we'll see more of the guys that
Speaker 6: wouldn't be necessarily playing as much during this duration of
Speaker 6: time due to load management and injury preservation and all
Speaker 6: that stuff, that they're going to actually come out and play.
Speaker 6: I'll ultimately say, the reason why it's going to be
Speaker 6: difficult for any other sport to ever have any more
Speaker 6: relevance than what it does, and catching up to the
Speaker 6: National Football League or even college football at that is
Speaker 6: because of the amount of games, and you guys have
Speaker 6: touched on every point, right, Like the amount of games
Speaker 6: says to me to a sports fan, an average sports fan,
Speaker 6: I'm not I'm not getting dowed in to college basketball
Speaker 6: or the NBA until it gets closer to March madness,
Speaker 6: until it gets closer to the playoffs, and then once
Speaker 6: the playoffs get here, and which, for what it's worth,
Speaker 6: I kind of feel that way about the n But
Speaker 6: at least I know that more often than not, you
Speaker 6: get to certain points in the game, they're racing for
Speaker 6: the divisional crown, they're racing for the number one seed.
Speaker 6: Like those things happen early on, early.
Speaker 4: On in the year.
Speaker 6: Get out to a fast start, so so you're you're
Speaker 6: facing you know, injuries or whatever it may be. Mid season,
Speaker 6: you can still have time to try to regroup and
Speaker 6: make it back into a number one seed or make
Speaker 6: it into a wildcard position. The storylines are way more
Speaker 6: intensified because there's less there's less games, there's less opportunities
Speaker 6: for for for failing, for for messing up, for blowing
Speaker 6: it off. You just you're just not going to see
Speaker 6: football players sitting out games. It just doesn't happen. If
Speaker 6: you're sitting out a game, it's not load management unless
Speaker 6: it's you're going into the last game of the year,
Speaker 6: and that's even a debate, and.
Speaker 4: If you do, you get shamed for it.
Speaker 6: Come on, man, I just think that it's just a
Speaker 6: different mentality, it's a different approach, it's a different way
Speaker 6: of looking at things. And for what it's worth, when
Speaker 6: I look at basketball, you're always going to fight the
Speaker 6: idea of relevance during times where the sport just doesn't
Speaker 6: boast the level of intensity of needing to win. What
Speaker 6: team right now in the NBA needs to win right
Speaker 6: now and we're a little ways in now, we're in
Speaker 6: there a little bit. But I'm not looking at any
Speaker 6: of these teams like, oh, this team is at five
Speaker 6: hundred right now, they're in bad shape. Or this team
Speaker 6: is a whole lot of games above five hundred, and
Speaker 6: well it's risky for them to be here right now,
Speaker 6: or they're safe and where they're at, No, they're not safe.
Speaker 6: They could slide. They can have a tremendous epic slide
Speaker 6: and end up being in a totally different position by
Speaker 6: the end of the season. So I just think that
Speaker 6: there's just no way of really creating that sense of
Speaker 6: earth urgency and these other sports because they play so
Speaker 6: many more games.
Speaker 4: The Pelicans have the worst record in the NBA. They're
Speaker 4: five and twenty six and still can make the playoffs.
Speaker 5: They might win a title, I know, And the Saints
Speaker 5: are five and ten. So it is good that your
Speaker 5: football team and your basketball game of the same number
Speaker 5: of wins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but that five loss for the Saints is way
Speaker 6: different than the five wins for you know, or five
Speaker 6: wins for Saints is way different than those five losses
Speaker 6: for the The Pelicans could still turn their season round
Speaker 6: right now, as crazy as that sounds, with that that
Speaker 6: crappy ass record that they have, they could in some
Speaker 6: ways still turn their season around.
Speaker 4: It's possible. Yeah, there's a plan, you know, it's possible.
Speaker 6: So like you have that record, you have a record
Speaker 6: anywhere comparable to a bad record in football, and you're
Speaker 6: out of it, like you're out of it, and you
Speaker 6: know you're out of it, and your fan base knows
Speaker 6: you're out of it, That's.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: Five lines, not those kind of lines. Five picks, five spreads,
Speaker 1: Time for picks against the spread.
Speaker 8: All right, Lee, how are we doing here? It was
Speaker 8: an interesting week sixteen. Indeed, Brady was the lone wolf
Speaker 8: taking the Ravens to cover versus the Steelers six and
Speaker 8: a half. Of course they won that game thirty four
Speaker 8: to seventeen, very close.
Speaker 4: Good job there, Brady.
Speaker 8: And then we had this, We had Jonas alone taking
Speaker 8: the Chiefs versus the Texans crazy Commanders versus the Eagles
Speaker 8: and Cowboys versus the Bucks crazy.
Speaker 4: And then we had a rare push. We had Vikings
Speaker 4: at Seahawks.
Speaker 8: Vikings was minus three, ended up twenty seven to twenty
Speaker 8: four Vikings.
Speaker 4: So that was a push all around.
Speaker 8: In the end that last week, Jonas, you went three
Speaker 8: to one and one, Brady won three and one over
Speaker 8: and then.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're only over for the season. That was a
Speaker 4: rare one. Sorry that, Lee. What are our season standings
Speaker 4: for the new audience here?
Speaker 8: Well, the season standings are this, Jonas, you and LeVar
Speaker 8: are tied with forty three wins. But Jonas, you, uh,
Speaker 8: you have thirty four losses and three pushes. LaVar, you
Speaker 8: have thirty six losses in one.
Speaker 6: Push, so that puts uh, Josh had more picks than
Speaker 6: every How do I have more?
Speaker 8: Because you take money line a lot of the time.
Speaker 3: So yeah, you don't understand that hurts you a lot
Speaker 3: of the times.
Speaker 4: No, I do. I understand that it helps me too
Speaker 4: if I win it.
Speaker 3: I don't want the money you it should, but he
Speaker 3: doesn't award you extra points for picking the money line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess that makes sense.
Speaker 3: I mean, in all reality, we probably should give LeVar
Speaker 3: more credit because he's hit a lot of money lines
Speaker 3: and Jonas is just simply taking the point.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't think he deserves any credit, to be honest, Yeah,
Speaker 5: I think you know.
Speaker 4: I've taken that worries Jonas. I'm taking it.
Speaker 3: At one point, I want to say, LeVar hit like
Speaker 3: eight of ten money lines that he called, which is
Speaker 3: pretty ridiculous.
Speaker 6: I like taking the chance. I'm like a black jack
Speaker 6: I am a blackjack player, So I'm like going to
Speaker 6: like throw the card, you know what I mean, throw
Speaker 6: the card. I'll be at fourteen fifteen sixteen, Throw the card.
Speaker 6: I'm not holding on sixteen. Throw the card. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: play hard, you know what I mean. That's my game.
Speaker 6: That's my game. I like poker, though, but I like
Speaker 6: black Jacks quicker. I'm looking back at it. Yeah, lots
Speaker 6: of good, good money. Lane calls on this.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's go.
Speaker 8: All right, let's go to week seventeen. We got some
Speaker 8: Saturday games. We've got Broncos at Bengals. Bengals are three
Speaker 8: and a half point favorites at home.
Speaker 3: Bengals. I'm laying the points. I think Burrows on a
Speaker 3: terror right now. I try to get back in the
Speaker 3: playoff hunt.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm a second that that damn hook.
Speaker 4: I'll take Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: There's a three or three and a half, three and
Speaker 3: a half, okay, yeah, still.
Speaker 8: Yep, all right, Cardinals at Rams also Saturday, six and
Speaker 8: a half points for the Rams at home.
Speaker 3: Rams are going to cover. Oh damn, take Arizona. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm at Arizona. That's a lot of points. He always
Speaker 3: plays for the closeness they.
Speaker 4: Do, they do that is a lot. But I think
Speaker 4: they're gonna cover.
Speaker 8: On the Sunday, Colts at Giants. Wondering if Anthony Richardson
Speaker 8: suits up. Colts seven and a half point favorites at the.
Speaker 4: Giants are horrible.
Speaker 3: That has to be factoring in though he's playing then, right.
Speaker 4: I think so.
Speaker 6: They are one of the worst teams in the National
Speaker 6: Football League, right, That.
Speaker 5: Was stinks and they're over a touchdown favorite at the Giants.
Speaker 4: I'll take the Giants getting that many points.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna lay the points because I feel like something's
Speaker 3: fishy about that, Like it doesn't make sense for them
Speaker 3: to be laying that many.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think the Colts will cover, all right.
Speaker 8: Packers at Vikings Packers a point favorite at Minnesota.
Speaker 6: Money line in the Minnesota Vikings. There's my money line
Speaker 6: right there.
Speaker 4: I'll take Minnesota.
Speaker 3: I'll take Minnesota too, all right.
Speaker 4: Falcons at Commanders Sunday Night Football. Commanders three and a
Speaker 4: half point.
Speaker 6: Favor Lea's a Green Bay Packers fan, people, So just
Speaker 6: so you know that's a bummer, go I say again.
Speaker 8: Lee, Sunday Night Football, Falcons at Commanders three and a
Speaker 8: half point favorites.
Speaker 4: For the Commanders.
Speaker 3: Washington.
Speaker 5: What's the point only three and a half Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: Washington a cover with Michael Pennix's second start on the
Speaker 5: road against a dan Quinn lad defense.
Speaker 4: Unless you know he knows that's Kirk Cousins X and
Speaker 4: he's really inspired.
Speaker 3: That is true. Land the points with Washington.
Speaker 4: That's your picks against the spread. There you go.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 5: It feels like five and oh to me, But I
Speaker 5: don't know how you guys feel about yours.
Speaker 6: I feel strong this week. I feel strong. You want
Speaker 6: to win some money? Listen to me?
Speaker 5: Yeah, little stix picks on a football.
Speaker 4: I feel good about it today. I don't know. I
Speaker 4: might go undefeed it this week.