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Speaker 1: You know there, there's nothing wrong with making a statement.
Speaker 1: I mean, Wolf, you got a team minus sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: We'll see what you got in store here. There's nothing
Speaker 1: wrong with being asked that you know what? Hey? Was
Speaker 1: that a statement game? Was that a statement win? And
Speaker 1: you answer yes, which is exactly folly no. That's exactly
Speaker 1: what Christian Kirk did right after the game. Remember in
Speaker 1: the postgame radio interview, we were down on the field
Speaker 1: in the locker room, and he said it was definitely
Speaker 1: a statement, a statement from us, and then he want
Speaker 1: on to talk about how there's a big chip on
Speaker 1: the old shoulder pad individually as a team, how they're
Speaker 1: quote tired of being counted out and they were trying
Speaker 1: to set the tone for the rest of the year.
Speaker 1: I think we would all agree they check that box,
Speaker 1: did they not? Yeah, Paully, it was an impressive win.
Speaker 1: There's no doubt about it. And even though I know
Speaker 1: we're parsing words, I would not call it a statement win.
Speaker 1: I would call it a standard win, a standard they
Speaker 1: set the standard week one stop and think about it
Speaker 1: in all three phases. My goodness, Paulie, did they play
Speaker 1: well against the Tennessee Titans, A team in Nashville, I
Speaker 1: might add, a team that many people believe will make
Speaker 1: some noise in the AFC postseason. And for me, it's
Speaker 1: a standard. It's got to become the standard game that
Speaker 1: they look at and say, hey, we did it in
Speaker 1: that game. We can do it in every game, and
Speaker 1: we should do it in every game. That is the standard.
Speaker 1: Now go play like that or as J. J. Watt
Speaker 1: said walking off the field. To anybody who was listening,
Speaker 1: We're not surprised. Yep, it was expected. That's the expectation.
Speaker 1: So we'll see. We all know what happened last year.
Speaker 1: Justin Pugh brought it up right, the big start and
Speaker 1: then the fade at the end, and so you still
Speaker 1: have sixteen to go. It is the Big Red Rage
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Speaker 1: Did we mention our special guest leading tackler Isaiah Simmons tonight? Well,
Speaker 1: for earlier today did all interview with the legendary longtime
Speaker 1: voice of the Vikings, Paul Allen. I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: he had to say. He was watching the film. Okay,
Speaker 1: this guy's been watching the NFL forever. He's watching Cardinals
Speaker 1: film from week one. The first name, the first name
Speaker 1: he brought up was Isaiah Simmons. He said, I'm not
Speaker 1: familiar with number nine. Wow, does he jump off the film?
Speaker 1: So we'll get into that and what exactly Isaiah Simmons
Speaker 1: is tracking four after an unbelievable first game from him?
Speaker 1: Your takeaway, Wolf, I mean, do you look We're gonna
Speaker 1: start with Chandler Jones obviously in the five sacks in
Speaker 1: the NFC Defensive Player of the Week, but I'll be
Speaker 1: honest with him after the broadcast, whether it was on
Speaker 1: the team plane, on the way home, or even every
Speaker 1: passing day since I'm like, I'm not sure we gave
Speaker 1: him enough credit. That's how ridiculous Chandler Jones was on Sunday. Polly,
Speaker 1: I know you want to start with Chan, and that
Speaker 1: is a great place to do it, because he really
Speaker 1: did set the tone, especially with that first play of
Speaker 1: the game on the defensive side of the ball where
Speaker 1: the Tennessee Titans targeted him and ran the ball directly
Speaker 1: at him with King Henry, and that all of a
Speaker 1: sudden after the play had minus three yards because of
Speaker 1: Chan slipping underneath Taylor Luan, who had a horrible game,
Speaker 1: but slipping underneath him and making a play in the
Speaker 1: backfield right there. But can I tell you overall, PAULI,
Speaker 1: my number one takeaway is the Arizona Cardinals do not
Speaker 1: have a reputation at all of being a physical team.
Speaker 1: They went in to play the Tennessee Titans, who offensively,
Speaker 1: I think is the most physical team in the National
Speaker 1: Football League. And they beat him at their own game.
Speaker 1: Physicality on both sides of the ball. They beat him
Speaker 1: at their own game. And they've got Kyler Murray and
Speaker 1: DeAndre Hopkins going off. In fact, quoting Taylor one after
Speaker 1: the game via his Twitter account, Chandler Jones kicked my bleep.
Speaker 1: He had to issue a public apology to his teammates
Speaker 1: and Titans Nation. I mean, that was your chicken fried
Speaker 1: left tackle in Tennessee, Taylor. Luwe. Here's Cliff Kingsbury on
Speaker 1: your NFC defensive Player of the week, Chandler Jones. As
Speaker 1: good as I've seen since I've been here, There's no doubt.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was dominant. He's been unblockable in practice
Speaker 1: at times where it's almost like I'm like, do we
Speaker 1: tell him and go sit out a few serious so
Speaker 1: we can get a pass off. So I knew he
Speaker 1: was going to impact the game. I didn't know he's
Speaker 1: gonna have five sacks, but he's been playing an extremely
Speaker 1: high level. Yeah, and then throwing two forced fumbles, six
Speaker 1: quarterback hits, he had six tackles, he had four tackles
Speaker 1: for loss. You realize that with one hundred two career
Speaker 1: sacks in one hundred twenty five career games. His sack
Speaker 1: rate is second only in NFL history to Reggie White.
Speaker 1: Let that hang in THEO the Minister of Defense. Right,
Speaker 1: that's pretty good, right there, Paulie. There's no doubt about
Speaker 1: it because Reggie we all know, one of the greatest,
Speaker 1: if not the greatest defensive linemen of all time. But
Speaker 1: once again, man, coming out of training camp, did you
Speaker 1: think of the Arizona Cardinals is one of the most
Speaker 1: physical teams in the National Football League. Nobody would have
Speaker 1: talked about the Arizona Cardinals being the most physical team
Speaker 1: in the National Football League. And they came out and
Speaker 1: they got physical anytime, Pauli, you got a general manager,
Speaker 1: a general manager who makes a statement in the off season.
Speaker 1: We had two goals to get more physical and have
Speaker 1: better leadership. More on the better leadership as the show unfolds.
Speaker 1: But to go out and play that kind of physical
Speaker 1: football game with a bunch of playmakers on the field, man,
Speaker 1: I'm telling you what. I could not have been more
Speaker 1: impressed than I said that to you all the way home. Well,
Speaker 1: the physicality started before the game. It was a mentality
Speaker 1: on the sideline. It was guys like JJ Watt and
Speaker 1: some of the other team leaders demanding it from the
Speaker 1: young guys, demanded it from everybody. I witnessed it, and
Speaker 1: then during the game Wolf The other word we heard
Speaker 1: in the offseason was accountability, right, leadership, and we saw
Speaker 1: that from Kyler Murray. And you know it has since
Speaker 1: been something that both Diab has talked about and Kyler
Speaker 1: and so I can tell you that Kyler Murray held
Speaker 1: both d Hop and Rondel Moore accountable. He aired out
Speaker 1: both guys at different times during the game and they nodded, Paula,
Speaker 1: you were down there, were you not? They nodded and
Speaker 1: they responded yes. And that's something we had not seen
Speaker 1: in years past. And as Christian Kirk said after the game,
Speaker 1: real quickly said, you know what, that's by design. We're
Speaker 1: not letting that stuff slide this year. I heard him
Speaker 1: say that, PAULI, and honestly, this is exactly the kind
Speaker 1: of accountability that has to happen. You can't take it personally.
Speaker 1: You could be upset that you were wrong, but you
Speaker 1: cannot take it personally when somebody calls you out. And
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are. And that is the
Speaker 1: reason why again you've got to have guys like Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray holding himself to a higher standard than he'd hold
Speaker 1: anybody else on the team too. You have to do
Speaker 1: you want to be the best leader you could possibly be,
Speaker 1: You've got to hold yourself to a standard you won't
Speaker 1: hold anyone else too. And you admit it all the time.
Speaker 1: When you make stakes, you own up to it. You
Speaker 1: don't try to sweep it under the rug. You own
Speaker 1: up to it. Just for the very reason you mentioned that,
Speaker 1: I can actually walk up to somebody else and say, dude,
Speaker 1: you're killing us. And what do you say the week
Speaker 1: before going into the game that I have more than
Speaker 1: enough weapons. If I don't make it happen, it's on me.
Speaker 1: So he said that going into the game. After the game,
Speaker 1: he had five total touchdowns for passing his fifth game
Speaker 1: ever with a passer rating of one twenty plus. And
Speaker 1: here's his head coach, and we asked him about what
Speaker 1: he liked from K one. A couple of those touchdown
Speaker 1: throws that he got us into different plays versus coverage
Speaker 1: that he liked. That was a big step. When he
Speaker 1: can see the field like that and take our matchups
Speaker 1: that we had favorably in those situations. I think that's
Speaker 1: moving in the right direction. And by the way, he
Speaker 1: has freedom to make checks when he sees fit, and
Speaker 1: he did so on at least two of the touchdowns,
Speaker 1: the lob to Christian Kirk and then the d Hop
Speaker 1: catch and run, which was aided in great part by
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson who recognized the blitz, and then the two
Speaker 1: of them working in concert and boom. That's what happened
Speaker 1: when Tennessee decided to bring the house against Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: I mean, think about it. They made some of those
Speaker 1: decisions in going after Kyler with his escapability and now
Speaker 1: his ability which is much improved by all accounts, in
Speaker 1: reading those blitzes and finding the open man, and then
Speaker 1: number two, they never made an adjustment on Chandler Jones.
Speaker 1: The guy had three sacks in the first quarter and
Speaker 1: they never adjusted. Well, they started to chip them a
Speaker 1: little bit more, I think, but it wasn't a little hope.
Speaker 1: But even J. J. Watt brought that up today, He's like,
Speaker 1: you think they would have done a lot more and
Speaker 1: they didn't. Yeah, exactly. But you know, once again, I
Speaker 1: think they were shocked through the whole thing that was
Speaker 1: going on. But I gotta tell you right now, man,
Speaker 1: the most impressive play I saw Kyler Murray meg was
Speaker 1: the first touchdown to DeAndre Hockets. There's just no donabout it.
Speaker 1: To scramble out of the pocket, running to his right,
Speaker 1: getting outside and then throwing the ball right across his face.
Speaker 1: That was just stunning to me. And what a catchy
Speaker 1: I d hall. Did you see the NFL Films clip
Speaker 1: they put out. A J. Brown was miked up. He
Speaker 1: was in disbelief. He was utterly stupefied by the catch
Speaker 1: from DeAndre Hopkins, shaking his head and just he was
Speaker 1: in disbelief. And then he said he had to do that.
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Speaker 1: Rage presented by Santan four in Gilbert. They run Henry
Speaker 1: off the left side and he's dumped immediately and it's
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons knifing into the backfield to take him down.
Speaker 1: I want to play, by Simmons, You want to talk
Speaker 1: about playing downhill Isaiah Simmons coming from the backside the
Speaker 1: weak side inside linebacker, making a play on King Henry
Speaker 1: Baby tan Hill takes the shotguns that backs up as
Speaker 1: time steps up, throws over the middle to plect it
Speaker 1: into the air and it is intercepted by Isaiah Simmons
Speaker 1: at the forty five yard line. Isaiah Simmons with a
Speaker 1: heads up, play about it. Playmakers make plays. A team
Speaker 1: mine nine tackles for Isaiah Simmons, seven solo. By the way,
Speaker 1: he had two passes defense and that interception right there
Speaker 1: in Tennessee Week one, and that's really the only downside
Speaker 1: guys is had. Poor Buddha got hawked again instead of
Speaker 1: DK Batcalf, this time it was friendly fire from his
Speaker 1: teammate who joins us now Isaiah Simmons on the Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage presented by satan Ford and Gilbert Isaiah, how
Speaker 1: are we doing? And maybe more importantly, how's Buddha doing?
Speaker 1: After a sure interception and boom you came in at
Speaker 1: the last second. I'm doing pretty good and you know,
Speaker 1: thankfully Buddha doing well too. You know it came after
Speaker 1: game healthy. How did you feel, Isaiah going into that
Speaker 1: game because you played a Fantas asked the game, how
Speaker 1: did you feel going into it? Um? I felt really good,
Speaker 1: so great about the game plan. UM, very confident in that, UM,
Speaker 1: and you know, very confident in just the defense of
Speaker 1: the whole going into it. I felt we were all
Speaker 1: very prepared. Um. Everybody was focused in on the on
Speaker 1: the fine details and not just the whole thing, you know,
Speaker 1: just the little things that go into everything. So UM,
Speaker 1: you know, I knew we're all going to go out
Speaker 1: there and with the effort that we have a very
Speaker 1: solid game. And after you actually watched the tape, how
Speaker 1: did you feel coming out of there? Isah? Um, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean I'm I'm a huge critic, but um, what
Speaker 1: I saw coming out of the game is how well
Speaker 1: we played. But also, you know, like the upside that
Speaker 1: our defense and defense can have just there's there's plenty
Speaker 1: of things that we could have done better. And you know,
Speaker 1: just just being able to see that we could play
Speaker 1: at such a high level like that but still have
Speaker 1: so many things that we could we could fix and
Speaker 1: become a better defense is It's something that I definitely
Speaker 1: I have a smile about. You know, I could sit
Speaker 1: here and I could cite the numbers in the stats.
Speaker 1: I mean all show the six sacks, the three takeaways,
Speaker 1: and nine quarterback hits, eight tackles for loss by that
Speaker 1: Cardinals defense, the NFL low less than four yards per
Speaker 1: play given up right, the fact you rendered Derrick Henry
Speaker 1: a non factor. But you mentioned the game plan and
Speaker 1: that's something Robert Alfred mentioned a few times last week
Speaker 1: going into the game. After the game, Cliff Kingsbury told
Speaker 1: us he called it a real masterpiece quote end quote.
Speaker 1: What can you tell us now about Vance Joseph's game
Speaker 1: plan going against the Titans? Yeah, I mean, I think
Speaker 1: we did what every team intends to do, and that's
Speaker 1: take away the run and forced them to pass and
Speaker 1: just everybody playing the discipline football so that we we
Speaker 1: came out really strong with a lot of three announce
Speaker 1: which you know, obviously as a coordinator you wouldn't want
Speaker 1: to go back to things that you're getting stuff that
Speaker 1: right out the gate. So just just being able to
Speaker 1: just take the runaway from them, Um, I think that
Speaker 1: was the most pivotal thing that we that we had
Speaker 1: going But masterpiece, I would definitely would say, is a
Speaker 1: way to explain our game plan. Isaiah. There was a
Speaker 1: couple of times where I saw you bring down King
Speaker 1: Henry buy yourself. So tell me what was it like
Speaker 1: to tackle number twenty two? Yeah? You know, I I
Speaker 1: just was trying to play him my play through, my technique.
Speaker 1: But no, um, you know, he runs hard. He's definitely
Speaker 1: a big guy to take down. So you know, I
Speaker 1: just wanted to I just wanted to stop where all
Speaker 1: the power comes from, and that's that's through your legs.
Speaker 1: So you know, I just just hit him in the
Speaker 1: legs each time, and you know, more than more times
Speaker 1: than one, I thought I would win. And look and
Speaker 1: you're a big guy, so so I get it. But
Speaker 1: you know what, maybe like when you're a grandfather and
Speaker 1: you got the r kids around you, might you know,
Speaker 1: tell that story, Hey, that legendary running back six three
Speaker 1: two fifty and I took him down in the open
Speaker 1: field multiple times. I'd tell it. What what do you
Speaker 1: tell yourself though, when there's a guy that size? I mean, mentally,
Speaker 1: what's your approach? I know so much of it just
Speaker 1: bang bang in its reaction, But is is there a
Speaker 1: strategy to tackling a guy that size? Um? I mean
Speaker 1: I would say this, everybody has I mean, you can
Speaker 1: call it a weakness or a flaw in that game.
Speaker 1: So I would just say trying to attack that and
Speaker 1: not necessarily a flaw. But he he's a taller guy,
Speaker 1: so I would say the best idea would be would
Speaker 1: to be go lower. So, um, just did the attack
Speaker 1: the lower portion of the last saying you know. And
Speaker 1: one of the things I loved about it as well Isai,
Speaker 1: you did attack? You did? I went back. I looked
Speaker 1: at the tape. You attacked him. You didn't wait for
Speaker 1: him to come to you. Very well done on your
Speaker 1: part right there. Tight. Take us if you will through
Speaker 1: the pick. Talk about that play. It was a great
Speaker 1: play by you. You went up, you elevated and you
Speaker 1: are taller obviously than Boot. It was, and you came
Speaker 1: down with the ball. Tell us about that pick. Take
Speaker 1: us through the play if you don't mind. Yeah. So, Um,
Speaker 1: I was just kind of a hub player over the
Speaker 1: running back and after I saw the ball thrown. Great
Speaker 1: play by Rob breaking up that ball. Um, I've just
Speaker 1: seen it pop up in the air, and for whatever reason,
Speaker 1: I felt like Julia was somewhere in the area. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure if he was, but so I wanted to
Speaker 1: make sure that he wasn't gonna get the ball. So
Speaker 1: I'm like, I gotta go up and get this, and
Speaker 1: I didn't. I saw booted when we got up in
Speaker 1: the air, but it was too late. I saw it.
Speaker 1: I saw in your bio you were a first team
Speaker 1: All state receiver. So so did your your old high
Speaker 1: school receiving skills come into play? Yeah, they did. I've
Speaker 1: been trying to tell them. I was actually just telling
Speaker 1: on coach today. You know, I was a pretty good
Speaker 1: receiver back in back in my high school days, and
Speaker 1: he was you know that. He's laughing at me. But
Speaker 1: I'm like, no, I'm serious. But you know, some people
Speaker 1: forget about that, but I still know. I still know
Speaker 1: I got it. Who were you saying that too? Was
Speaker 1: the cliff you were saying that too? M okay, oh
Speaker 1: you went right to the source, right to the wide receiver. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm getting straight to the point. You know what's amazing
Speaker 1: about that guy's and Wolf. If there was a comp
Speaker 1: in Cardinal's history at his position, would it not be
Speaker 1: Carlos Stansby. Yes, Carlos Stansby went into Auburn as a receiver.
Speaker 1: Think about that, because I find that intriguing. So okay,
Speaker 1: that was a big play you made. We asked Cliff
Speaker 1: Kingsbury after the game just about your play overall. And
Speaker 1: here's the head coach. He's a gamer, there's no doubt. Um.
Speaker 1: He shows up and he loves to play. Uh when
Speaker 1: you get him out there when the lights are on.
Speaker 1: So it was fun to watch. You know, he's a
Speaker 1: guy who we've moved around some and just continues to
Speaker 1: flash and make plays. After the game, I asked you,
Speaker 1: did you know how many different positions you played? Because
Speaker 1: you heard coach they're say how they moved you around,
Speaker 1: and you said, I think I played four spots. So
Speaker 1: when you watch the film, did that end up being accurate? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I believe it was. For what's your favorite position to play?
Speaker 1: Isaiah Um, I don't know that that's hard because I mean,
Speaker 1: i'd say outside linebacker. You know, did you get the
Speaker 1: luxury of being able to rush the quarterback as well
Speaker 1: as you know, dropping the coverage because and I would
Speaker 1: say that because I like to get sacks just as
Speaker 1: much as I have to get interceptions. So when you
Speaker 1: watch your film, you mentioned you're you're usually critical of
Speaker 1: yourself when you watch film. What is what is it
Speaker 1: you say that you see in your in your film
Speaker 1: that you're like, oh, okay, is there anything that's a
Speaker 1: constant that you've been trying to remedy? Um, not really anything,
Speaker 1: not anything um in particular, but UM, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just mostly look at maybe like fucking take like
Speaker 1: a better angle, Like maybe I made the play, but
Speaker 1: I could have made it better, or maybe made it
Speaker 1: for tackle for loss, or you know, just maybe just
Speaker 1: one step closer to the receiver. Whatever it could be. Um,
Speaker 1: But those are mainly the things that I would say
Speaker 1: I to cheat myself about. So it could be something
Speaker 1: really small. But so Isaiah, would would you say I'm sorry?
Speaker 1: Would you say that you nitpick yourself? Um? Yeah? At times?
Speaker 1: Can I can? I just tell you? Can I can?
Speaker 1: I just tell you right now, with your incredible talent,
Speaker 1: that's not a bad thing to be, Isaiah. I'm just
Speaker 1: telling you right now, if you if you are nitpicking
Speaker 1: some of the greatest players I played ten years in
Speaker 1: the league, Isaiah, I can tell you right now, some
Speaker 1: of the greatest players I ever played around, they picked
Speaker 1: at themselves. They the worst critic. Is that something that
Speaker 1: has always been the case with you. Yeah. Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: always been like that. Like my dad. He would always
Speaker 1: tell me after my games, he would ask me how
Speaker 1: I thought I played, And you know, I could have
Speaker 1: had a really good game, but I'll probably point out
Speaker 1: all the negative things as far I talk about anything positive.
Speaker 1: And sometimes you gotta, you know, just enjoy it that
Speaker 1: you played good. I'm not here. Yeah. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you know who Walter Payton is, but you just
Speaker 1: said exactly what Walter Payton said to me many many
Speaker 1: years ago. Isaiah, go google Walter Payton. He's simply the
Speaker 1: greatest running back to ever played the National You know
Speaker 1: is that that's exactly how he was. He didn't want
Speaker 1: to hear about one hundred and fifty yards that he
Speaker 1: rushed for. He didn't want to hear about the three
Speaker 1: touchdowns that he scored. He wanted you, He would say
Speaker 1: to you, did you see the block that I missed?
Speaker 1: Did you see the blocks that I mean? Here's that's incredible, Isaiah.
Speaker 1: That is something for you to culture, my friend, because
Speaker 1: that will help you have an incredible career. How about
Speaker 1: brown board with Isaiah Simmons, Cardinals second year guy. How
Speaker 1: about what you heard from J. J. Watt before the
Speaker 1: game ever started. He was wired up. He was miked
Speaker 1: up this week, and there was a great pep talk
Speaker 1: he gave you and a lot of other guys on
Speaker 1: that sideline before kickoff. Go into that a little bit
Speaker 1: and what exactly he shared with you. Um, yeah, So,
Speaker 1: I mean actually didn't even know he was miked up
Speaker 1: until that video was posted. But m you know, JJ's
Speaker 1: he's always been a guy, like ever since day one
Speaker 1: when he came in, he's he's believed in me, and
Speaker 1: you know, he just pushes me each and every day,
Speaker 1: no matter what it is, He's always just pushing me,
Speaker 1: like he always mentions, I'm gonna show you had to
Speaker 1: be great. I'm gonna show you had to be great.
Speaker 1: He's because you know, he just tells me that he
Speaker 1: knows he sees it aside of me. So I would say,
Speaker 1: ever since you know he's got here, he's been formed
Speaker 1: me about everything just just because you know, not trying
Speaker 1: to be like you know that guy that's always saying something,
Speaker 1: but you know, really just genuinely trying to help me,
Speaker 1: just because he says he's always believed in me. So
Speaker 1: I really think that's where that came from just because
Speaker 1: he's always been like that. Isaiah, what about the communication
Speaker 1: on Sunday? How was it? We were you guys all
Speaker 1: on the same page. How were the calls coming in,
Speaker 1: and how were the logistics of those calls and the
Speaker 1: communication they're off? Yeah, I think our communication was was great.
Speaker 1: Everybody was on the same page for the most part
Speaker 1: at all times, and there was not too much confusion
Speaker 1: going on out there. Obviously there was gonna be some
Speaker 1: just first game back, still getting the wrinkled out of things,
Speaker 1: but for the most part, all the communication was great.
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons, we continue with the Cardinals first round pick
Speaker 1: last year. I want to talk about the Seattle game
Speaker 1: last year, and not the big pick in the first meeting,
Speaker 1: the game the Cardinals won in overtime, but the second
Speaker 1: game at Seattle, the complete game that he put in
Speaker 1: and whether that was a turning point of sorts for
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons. And then you got to hear what Paul
Speaker 1: Allen said, the Vikings legendary long time voice and when
Speaker 1: he was watching Cardinal simim he's watched a lot of
Speaker 1: football woolf and just what stood out to him unprompted,
Speaker 1: whose number he's cited, and then we'll talk about that
Speaker 1: single digit as well, because Tom Brady has an issue
Speaker 1: with linebackers wearing the single digits. That's all straight ahead.
Speaker 1: It's the big Red Rage with Isaiah Simmons, presented by
Speaker 1: satan Ford and Gilbert we are satan Ford, Damn Hill.
Speaker 1: Pikes fakes the running crubal the t Chandler Jones forrss
Speaker 1: A fumble, It's picked up by Corey Peter, hit from
Speaker 1: behind by Jones and sack. They cannot flock fifty five.
Speaker 1: Here comes Chandler Jones. Another sack. Chandler Jones is obliterating
Speaker 1: Taylor Lawan a hit by Jones, fumbles the ball hits
Speaker 1: loose and recovered by the Cardinals. Another sack. Chandler Jones's
Speaker 1: sport tying a career high hand. Hill on fourth down
Speaker 1: hit and sacked. Chandler Jones. Five sacks on the day
Speaker 1: for fifty five. Right now, you could not find one
Speaker 1: hair on Ryan Tannehill's back because it has been thoroughly
Speaker 1: waxed by the professor who's got the PhD at backwaxing
Speaker 1: Chandler Jones with his fifth sack. The Titans old line
Speaker 1: was sort of like what Wolf had for dinner Saturday
Speaker 1: night in Nashville's Tennessee style barbecue smoked and shredded, pulled, sliced,
Speaker 1: and slow cooked in ninety degree heat. As down went
Speaker 1: Taylor Lawan and Company and a historic team record time
Speaker 1: five sack game for Chandler Jones, your NFC defensive Player
Speaker 1: of the Week. And we got to get a comment
Speaker 1: from Isaiah Simmons, our guest, the leading tackler on the day,
Speaker 1: had an interception and and I know you fielded a
Speaker 1: lot of questions about Chandler Jones. Everyone hasn't and rightfully
Speaker 1: so right I mean, you think about the historic magnitude
Speaker 1: of what he did in the numbers alone, Isaiah, it
Speaker 1: was pretty breathtaking to watch, wasn't it. Yeah? It was
Speaker 1: um what on the when he got his fifth sack? Actually,
Speaker 1: I would say after the third sack and the first quarter,
Speaker 1: I was like, I was like, bro, oh my god.
Speaker 1: Because he's he's been telling me and Chandler we're pretty close,
Speaker 1: and you know he's been telling me. He's been telling
Speaker 1: me like I never you never even seen me play.
Speaker 1: You've never seen me playing. I'm like, okay, well I'm
Speaker 1: about to see you playing soon, So I hope you do, son,
Speaker 1: you know, justs and then um, I said wow, So
Speaker 1: I said, three sacks in one quarter. I said, okay,
Speaker 1: you got my attention. And then um, after the fourth one,
Speaker 1: I was looking to see if it was him, and
Speaker 1: lo and behold it was him. And then on the
Speaker 1: fifth one, I was just I was just completely amazed.
Speaker 1: I've seen someone get five sacks last year with Hassan Reddick,
Speaker 1: but I don't know just for whatever reason the white
Speaker 1: chandler was doing it was it was just it was
Speaker 1: just crazy. It's something that you do don't see often. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the JJ watch guys, the Wired where j J Wat
Speaker 1: comes to the bench and he says, are you serious?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Hello? Excuse me? Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Just his reaction alone was unbelievable. Wolf. Yeah, there's no
Speaker 1: doubt about that, Bolli. But okay, so you're one and
Speaker 1: old right now, how do you not how do you
Speaker 1: how do you avoid a leftdown next week? UM? Just
Speaker 1: just treating it, treating every week as its own season
Speaker 1: mcause those just to go want to know every every week.
Speaker 1: So um, I was saying, just not having the mindset
Speaker 1: of of carrying in to this like, you know, we
Speaker 1: just won. We high emotions and everything, but just understanding
Speaker 1: that this week is just a season of its own
Speaker 1: and we're just trying to get to one to know.
Speaker 1: Do you think guys are doing that, Isaiah? Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know as fun as that when was. You know, I
Speaker 1: don't really even hear guys talking about it too much
Speaker 1: around the building and more talk on the vikings and
Speaker 1: what we have coming up. So I think everybody understands
Speaker 1: that that win that we had last week isn't gonna
Speaker 1: do anything to help us win this game coming up.
Speaker 1: I tell you, Minnesota has some whole line issues, various issues.
Speaker 1: They had a lot of flags in Week one because
Speaker 1: in addition everything else, Chandler Jones he drew two false
Speaker 1: starts in addition everything that's in the box score, and
Speaker 1: just to put some punctuation at guys, here was Christian Kirk.
Speaker 1: Listen to what he said after Chandler Jones his story game.
Speaker 1: You know, Chandler Jones might have put on the best
Speaker 1: football performers I've ever seen in my life. I mean
Speaker 1: I saw it all offseason, you know, working out and
Speaker 1: just seeing his mindset and the way he approached it,
Speaker 1: and especially during during you know practice, you know, leading
Speaker 1: up to this week. It's not surprising. And all those
Speaker 1: guys all eleven over there, you know, they played their
Speaker 1: hearts out. You know, I wasn't an easy task whatsoever.
Speaker 1: And they came out and made a statement. And I say,
Speaker 1: you know, it goes beyond Chandler. There's JJ Watt next
Speaker 1: to him. You guys have a very deep D line
Speaker 1: room as a linebacker, right and the guy who plays
Speaker 1: on the second level, what does that do for you?
Speaker 1: And just explained a football one on one. When those
Speaker 1: guys are dominating up front, how beneficial is it to you? Oh?
Speaker 1: It minimizes the game for us. Um, you know, then
Speaker 1: we can start to predict things more and then uh,
Speaker 1: you know, we can run the plays that we wouldn't run.
Speaker 1: And you know when when you have guys playing like them, um,
Speaker 1: you know, things things start to become pretty simple back
Speaker 1: there with us. I don't have to cover for very
Speaker 1: long or if so, the balls come now quickly. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, get John Browts just do a lot. You
Speaker 1: can just do so much more when you have guys
Speaker 1: that are just that dominant up front. Isaiah, how would
Speaker 1: you describe the Minnesota Vikings offense. Um, you know, they
Speaker 1: have as everyone knows they have, you know, similar to Tennessee.
Speaker 1: They have a great run game with Dalvin Cook. Um,
Speaker 1: I'd say personally he's one of the I think he's
Speaker 1: one of the top backs in the league. And then
Speaker 1: as well as you know, being able to get the
Speaker 1: ball out on the perimeter with Dean and Justin Jefferson,
Speaker 1: you know, also two really good receivers, so you know,
Speaker 1: we're definitely gonna have to cover this game as well
Speaker 1: as being able to stop the run game. And speaking
Speaker 1: of the run game, they have the number two rusher
Speaker 1: in the NFL last year and Dalvin Cook. But but
Speaker 1: he's a different style running back obviously than at Derrick Henry.
Speaker 1: Isn't he break that down for us? What do you expect?
Speaker 1: What are people going to see in Dalvin Cook? Yeah,
Speaker 1: definitely different than Henry with you know, him having he
Speaker 1: has a really good jump cut, very twitchy, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: light on his feet, great balance, Um, can catch the
Speaker 1: ball out the backfield. UM, So you know, he he
Speaker 1: brings a lot to the table. So the Minnesota Vikings overall,
Speaker 1: would you say they run a physical scheme because I
Speaker 1: see a lot of power personnel groups from the Minnesota
Speaker 1: Vikings and run down situation first in ten second and
Speaker 1: one to six, would you say they run a physical scheme?
Speaker 1: I would say so, um, you know, just with the
Speaker 1: tight end, the usage at the tight ends and and
Speaker 1: um you know, extra lineman and whatnot. Um, definitely you
Speaker 1: would have to classify that as a as a power office.
Speaker 1: And they got down twenty one seven, they came back
Speaker 1: at Cincinnati, forced overtime, they ended up losing nt Dalvin
Speaker 1: Cook had critical fumble in that one. So they come
Speaker 1: in on one. We all know the stat at least
Speaker 1: in a sixteen game season, teams to start O and
Speaker 1: two have like a twelve percent chance of making the playoffs.
Speaker 1: So they're gonna be desperate. There's gonna be intensity and urgency.
Speaker 1: And the Vikings announcer Paul Allen, who's been doing this
Speaker 1: for decades, I was talking to him today about the
Speaker 1: matchup and just on his own, guys, on his own,
Speaker 1: he says he's watching Cardinals film. Well, and I'll let
Speaker 1: him take it from here. When I watched back the
Speaker 1: Cardinals game, Isaiah Simmons is it's unbelievable. What I see
Speaker 1: in him. I mean, he sticks out because of number nine,
Speaker 1: so you notice him immediately and just you know, and
Speaker 1: I know he he's supposed to be good, and he's
Speaker 1: a high first round pick and all that, My heavens,
Speaker 1: is he good And it permits Buddha on the back
Speaker 1: end to freelance even a little more than he generally does.
Speaker 1: I like the construction of the Cardinals Isaiah, where you
Speaker 1: are in your evolution as a player. To what degree
Speaker 1: are you now playing and not thinking? Especially when you
Speaker 1: probably have more on your plate than anyone considering your position,
Speaker 1: flexibility and all the variety of spots you play. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, just having the opportunity to really learn everything
Speaker 1: this preseason has helped me, you know, just to just
Speaker 1: go play and not thinking, just reacting. And you know,
Speaker 1: I would say that was something that may have slowed
Speaker 1: me down my first year, but it has has been
Speaker 1: something that's been able to really really benefit me. Was
Speaker 1: this preseason this year? Isay of the four positions that
Speaker 1: you have played? On that note right there, Um, what's
Speaker 1: the hardest? What is the hardest mentally to play? Hardest mentally?
Speaker 1: I would say probably being inside of the box, maybe
Speaker 1: just because it's just something I'm not quite so you too,
Speaker 1: just reading the pollision everything. But I wouldn't even really
Speaker 1: consider that hard anymore. I think I have that down
Speaker 1: down pretty good, so I wouldn't really say that's something
Speaker 1: that's mentally hard. But that's probably my hardest hardest thing mentally,
Speaker 1: at least you mentioned last year. I would guess the
Speaker 1: most memorable play for most folks would be your interception
Speaker 1: in overtime as a Cardinals beat Seattle at home. But
Speaker 1: then you went to Seattle later and in that game,
Speaker 1: you played forty five snaps, you had a team high
Speaker 1: ten tackles, you had your first career sack, you had
Speaker 1: two tackles, floss and a quarterback hit. Was that sort
Speaker 1: of an evolutionary moment? Was that a breakthrough moment for you?
Speaker 1: Or not only did you get the playing time, but
Speaker 1: you started to really get traction in the NFL at
Speaker 1: that point. U. Yeah, I think, I mean you can
Speaker 1: consider it as a turning point. But I would say
Speaker 1: that was really my first game getting a lot of
Speaker 1: consecutive snaps, and I felt like I was able to
Speaker 1: get a feel of the game and that just you know,
Speaker 1: just go out there and play and be who I am.
Speaker 1: And then after that I felt I thought, I then
Speaker 1: the coaches you know, had had they they showed them
Speaker 1: that I was ready, showed them that, um, you know
Speaker 1: I could, I could make plays, and um, ever since then,
Speaker 1: I feel like we just grew off of it. Isaiah,
Speaker 1: I don't know how you're actually doing it playing all
Speaker 1: the different positions that you are right now and not
Speaker 1: committing a ton of mental errors. I mean, how how
Speaker 1: are you doing in that regard? Right now? They're moving
Speaker 1: you all over the field. How many mental errors are
Speaker 1: you having in that first game? Um, I don't think
Speaker 1: I had any. I don't think I had any serious Wow,
Speaker 1: you know how good that is? Right? Yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: that doesn't happen too often. But um, I feel like
Speaker 1: it's something that's kind of dis expected, just with my
Speaker 1: preparation how I come into each week. I like the
Speaker 1: number nine, by the way, you like in the number ninety.
Speaker 1: You get reactions. You know, some of the older quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in the league don't really like the linebackers wearing single
Speaker 1: ditch it says, anyone giving you a reaction? Yeah, I've
Speaker 1: heard about that, But um, I've got I've got a
Speaker 1: lot of positive things said about it. Most people are
Speaker 1: are actually fans of it. Um, most of the most
Speaker 1: of my friends that are all one teams, different teams, um,
Speaker 1: just for one country. You're talking about how let's just
Speaker 1: looks so much better than the forty eight. So I
Speaker 1: guess that's a positive thing. I liked it. I'm used
Speaker 1: to seeing myself in it now, so well, Zaiah, thank
Speaker 1: you man. Yeah, something tells me you're getting a lot
Speaker 1: more fans day by day. It's just gonna build all
Speaker 1: season long. So we appreciate the time, the insight and
Speaker 1: look forward to Sunday. Thank you, Isaiah, absolutely, thank you.
Speaker 1: There you go, Isaiah Simmons off to an unbelievable start
Speaker 1: and this twenty twenty one season will come back more
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Cardinals and Vikings. Right after this on the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage, that's the Murray straight drop back, feeling pressure,
Speaker 1: watched out of the pocket of the right now throws
Speaker 1: back across the middle and it's caught in the back
Speaker 1: of the end zone by Hopkins and he got his
Speaker 1: feet down for the touchdown. Quick for over the middle. Hopkins,
Speaker 1: as a catch of the ten, turns to his laft
Speaker 1: at the five head hit Paydird touchdown. DeAndre Hopkins run
Speaker 1: Murray to the right, sticks the ball out, walks into
Speaker 1: the end zone, pitches it to the official. HiT's a
Speaker 1: two yard touchdown run. That's J J. Watt eye candy
Speaker 1: on the left side. A fade deep right side over
Speaker 1: the shoulder, catched by Kirk in the end zone for
Speaker 1: a touchdown, fires right side of the end zone, back shoulder,
Speaker 1: Kirk a just beautifully pad bowls it in for the touchdown.
Speaker 1: Christian Kirk with his second touchdown, and the Cardinals leaded
Speaker 1: thirty seven to thirteen. Thirty eight thirteen was your final?
Speaker 1: They were a missed forty three yard field goal away
Speaker 1: from a forty burger at Tennessee. And how about the offense?
Speaker 1: Four hundred sixty total yards, one under thirty six rushing yards.
Speaker 1: They were above fifty percent on third down, They were
Speaker 1: four or five in the red zone. It is the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage presented by santan Ford and Gilbert. Where
Speaker 1: we asked Ron Wolfley, wolf you tell us about the offense.
Speaker 1: What stood out to you? You know what? Honestly, it
Speaker 1: was the passing game of the Arizona Cardinals. Just how
Speaker 1: incredibly professional it looked end well oiled. We all know
Speaker 1: about the preseason. We all know about the concerns other
Speaker 1: preseason Polly right and nine plays nine plays. ESPN is
Speaker 1: going to do a thirty thirty on those nine plays
Speaker 1: of preseason and juxtapose it over the course of this season.
Speaker 1: How about the snark from Cliff Kingsbury after the game
Speaker 1: in our postgame radio interview, right, I mean you know
Speaker 1: he won't say it. I will. We're talking about preseason, Matt, Yeah, Paully.
Speaker 1: It was just the passing attack, man. I mean, Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray was on the same page with all of his
Speaker 1: wide receivers and the fact that he was actually checking
Speaker 1: out and checking into different plays for touchdowns. Boys, that
Speaker 1: a good good sign. It really is. In fact, Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray was asked, Okay, how do you sustain that Week
Speaker 1: one success? How you sustain it? You gotta keep working hard.
Speaker 1: I can keep the mindset and that's what we'll do.
Speaker 1: You know, like I said, I won't let our offense
Speaker 1: get him placent. We know how good we can be.
Speaker 1: We know the scuy's the limit for us. But at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, penalties, turnovers, stuff like that
Speaker 1: can happen. Yeah, you had sixty or eight penalties early
Speaker 1: and then you really started to wonder. But then obviously
Speaker 1: the Cardinals got past that. I'll tell you just hit
Speaker 1: zoom out for a minute. If you have a quarterback,
Speaker 1: you can protect that quarterback and you can get to
Speaker 1: the quarterback, then guess what you've got the potential will
Speaker 1: be a pretty good team. Potential to be a pretty
Speaker 1: good team. And and there's no doubt that offense looked different.
Speaker 1: And even Cliff Kingsbury said after the game, well, if
Speaker 1: we asked him straight out, how many new wrinkles were there,
Speaker 1: and he he didn't get into a lot of details.
Speaker 1: Christian Kirk admitted, Yeah, we saw a lot of new
Speaker 1: stuff including wait for it, Kyler understand exactly Bali, especially
Speaker 1: in the red zone. Five snaps in the red zone
Speaker 1: of Kyler under center. Very very important right there. Listen,
Speaker 1: this is what we've been talking about all offseason, the
Speaker 1: expansion of the football universe. I love the fact that
Speaker 1: you did not know what was coming from Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 1: You did not know what was coming from the Arizona
Speaker 1: Cardinals offense. And you know what, it's going to be
Speaker 1: a very similar situation when they confront the Minnesota Vikings
Speaker 1: because I can tell you right now their defense. You
Speaker 1: have no idea what Mike Zimmer's going to do ball. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's true. You're right. It's gonna be a good mental test.
Speaker 1: But the young quarterback Kyler Murray, is it not. But
Speaker 1: when you hear him talk about how critical a vital
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson was in recognizing a lot of this fronts.
Speaker 1: When you hear some of the offensive lineman GJ. Jumprey
Speaker 1: said it last week, Justin Pugh confirmed it today that
Speaker 1: Rodney Hudson is reading and recognizing a lot of what
Speaker 1: the Cardinals are seeing and then conveying in communicating that
Speaker 1: to Kyler Murray, combined with the fact that Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: is so stout at the point of attack, and then
Speaker 1: his ability as athleticism. If you saw on the plane
Speaker 1: we broke this down with Cliff Kingsbury on his TV
Speaker 1: show the Rondelle Moore catch and runs straight up the
Speaker 1: seam on the wide receiver screen that hit big. It's
Speaker 1: one thing for DJ Humphreys to get downfield us to
Speaker 1: his side as a left tackle, but for Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: to get out and get downfield twenty five yards and
Speaker 1: actually get a block, Yes, spring Rondelle Moore. That was
Speaker 1: beyond impressive. Yeah, but I want to go back to
Speaker 1: the protection because this is going to be huge of course,
Speaker 1: coming up against the Minnesota Vikings, because this is going
Speaker 1: to be the game. This in a gross simplification of
Speaker 1: the truth. Paulieu. The onus once again very similar to Tennessee.
Speaker 1: The onus is on the offense to go out and
Speaker 1: win a game. And if you're gonna win this game,
Speaker 1: that means Kyler Murray has got to beat. Mike Zimmer
Speaker 1: has got to beat Here it comes, you don't know
Speaker 1: what's going to happen. He's so divers Mike Zimmer and
Speaker 1: the defenses that he runs, they're always buttoned up. There's
Speaker 1: no doubt. Harrison Smith gets him lined up in the
Speaker 1: back end and Zimmer he typically fields a very competitive defense,
Speaker 1: but he doesn't have a bunch of stars on it.
Speaker 1: And it's because he demands that you are smart first.
Speaker 1: He demands that because he loves to mix it up
Speaker 1: and given opposing quarterback all sorts of looks. Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: is going to be huge this week for Kyler Murray
Speaker 1: because of Mike Zimmer and what he does. And look,
Speaker 1: I have a lot of respect from Mike Zimmer. But
Speaker 1: to your point about personnel, they had three big cogs
Speaker 1: in that defense that did not practice today, including those
Speaker 1: two talented inside linebackers, Eric Kendricks and Anthony Barr both
Speaker 1: miss practice, and then Everson Griffin he missed with a concussion.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of uncertainty as to who exactly
Speaker 1: is going to be available the other corners beyond Pat Pe.
Speaker 1: Talking to Paul Allen the radio voice today, Pat Pi
Speaker 1: barely got tested. He's a pap. He got bored and
Speaker 1: actually went for a ball late in the game. They
Speaker 1: probably shouldn't have. He just thinks he was bored. But
Speaker 1: but shot Brulan. The other corner got torched. And then
Speaker 1: as far as Zimmer's defense, Joe Burrow had a career
Speaker 1: high passer rating one's twenty nine. Yes that's from a
Speaker 1: second year guy. It's exactly right, PAULI. And so you know, look,
Speaker 1: you know this thing could get sideways. So the Vikings
Speaker 1: early potentially, kay, you know, and then you look at
Speaker 1: their inability to stop the Bengals run game at times
Speaker 1: as well, and I see opportunity for the Cardinals. With
Speaker 1: all due respect to a guy who's been really at
Speaker 1: the top of his game coordinating defenses for decades. Look,
Speaker 1: the strength of the Tennessee Titans was their offense. The
Speaker 1: strength of the Minnesota Vikings is their offense. The weakness
Speaker 1: of the Tennessee Titans team period was their secondary in particular,
Speaker 1: just in the bottom third and almost every major category
Speaker 1: in regard to the past defense. The same thing can
Speaker 1: be said for the Minnesota Vikings is this game is
Speaker 1: so similar. We were talking about this all off season, Paully.
Speaker 1: But again, this game is so similar, and yet you're
Speaker 1: playing it at home. The only difference is you're going
Speaker 1: to have a desperate Minnesota Vikings team against a team
Speaker 1: that being the Arizona Cardinals that is coming off a
Speaker 1: very impressive win. Paully. When you hear Steve Kim say,
Speaker 1: we've got to have better leadership in the locker room,
Speaker 1: think of this game coming up. Think of this game
Speaker 1: because this is why you went out and got JJ Watt.
Speaker 1: This is why you went out and got Rodney Hudson
Speaker 1: and AJ Green and Colt McCoy and brought these guys in.
Speaker 1: This is the very reason why you did it, so
Speaker 1: that they'll all look at each other and go, we
Speaker 1: haven't done Jack, knock it off. It's one game. It's expected.
Speaker 1: That's what JJ said, right. This is not a surprise,
Speaker 1: it's expected, Paully. This game is about leadership in the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals locker room. Is this game about targeting Patrick Peterson?
Speaker 1: Is this game because I'm guessing that Patrick Peterson won't
Speaker 1: be lonely like he was in the last game. I'm
Speaker 1: guessing that they will go after Pat. Whether he's gonna
Speaker 1: travel and shadow DeAndre Hopkins. That's typically not the Mike
Speaker 1: Zimmer way, but I think there will be some targets
Speaker 1: Pat Peasway. Yeah, there's no doubt they're not gonna target him.
Speaker 1: They're not gonna game plan him. They're gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and run their game. And if he happens to be
Speaker 1: over DeAndre Hopkins, it's not like Kyler's not gonna look
Speaker 1: at him. Had two touchdown catches. Christian Kirk had two
Speaker 1: touchdown catches. Think about it. You really didn't hear from
Speaker 1: A J. Green There could be a breakout game coming
Speaker 1: for him. Ron Hilmore, we saw him and I'm impressive
Speaker 1: he was. Max Williams wasn't really involved, so there's no
Speaker 1: doubt Kyler has weapons. Special thanks to Iaiah Simmons for
Speaker 1: joining us here today as always, Jim Almahondro and Jeff
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