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Speaker 1: Quote Justin Pugh starting left guard as he walked off
Speaker 1: that field on Sunday, Now that was wild. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll quote Patrick Peterson in his Twitter account that
Speaker 1: video tweet with d Hop where he said are you
Speaker 1: not entertained? And you know what that would be right
Speaker 1: on the money. When you're talking about the cardinals last
Speaker 1: two wins being the two most the two most entertaining, gripping,
Speaker 1: compelling games of the entire NFL season when you think
Speaker 1: about it, that last second walk off win you got there,
Speaker 1: and then of course Seattle in overtime and Ron wolfleet
Speaker 1: not off on the couch on a Sunday at your
Speaker 1: own risk. Of course, this week it'll be Thursday, and
Speaker 1: we're talking about your TV, your radio dial, all the above.
Speaker 1: In fact, Dave Pash will join us on this edition
Speaker 1: to the Big Red Rage presented by santan Ford and
Speaker 1: Gilbert We are santan Ford, Well, hey, what a great
Speaker 1: thing for the Arizona Cardinals right now, right honestly, after
Speaker 1: nine games of the season, over the halfway point. Right now,
Speaker 1: you're sitting there at six and three, and you are, indeed,
Speaker 1: via the tiebreaker, on top of the NFC West. Baby.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, Paul, but I'll tell you
Speaker 1: it's been a wild ride, baby, And now you get
Speaker 1: a Thursday night game at Seattle. We know what dramas
Speaker 1: waiting there. We know how the Seahawks have been struggling,
Speaker 1: and Russell Wilson, he's been going the wrong direction. And
Speaker 1: all the while you are the talk of the NFL.
Speaker 1: The play of the year and Ron Wolfley, what has
Speaker 1: your week been like? I'm gonna ask the same question
Speaker 1: to day, Pash, what's it been like being Ron Wolfley
Speaker 1: when your call went vibral? First of all, you know
Speaker 1: what it was, Dave pass As we all know, it
Speaker 1: was Pash who actually made the call. I just came
Speaker 1: in after that. But Paul, it was the raw emotion
Speaker 1: of it, all right. We all were sitting there with
Speaker 1: our arms up, like what just happened? I mean, the
Speaker 1: hell Murray is what it's going to be known as, right,
Speaker 1: But DeAndre Hopkins equal parts unbelievable talent from the throw
Speaker 1: to the catch those two things, Polly, was that a
Speaker 1: lucky thing for the Arizona Cardinals? Was that a lucky play?
Speaker 1: It's not a hy percentage play. I'll tell you that
Speaker 1: right now. But when you look at the talent, when
Speaker 1: you look at what it took for Kyler Murray to
Speaker 1: get that ball off, and then how he threw that ball,
Speaker 1: and how well he threw that ball, and then the
Speaker 1: fact d hop beat three. Paul, it's off the charts,
Speaker 1: you know. To answer your question, I didn't even think
Speaker 1: of it in terms of anything other than luck until
Speaker 1: DJ Humphrey said after the game, and I quote loosely,
Speaker 1: that's the first hail Mayer I've ever seen that wasn't
Speaker 1: luck well right, And it gets you to thinking that
Speaker 1: you're absolutely right in the manner in which DeAndre Hopkins
Speaker 1: did not react because I was right there in the
Speaker 1: end zone in the front row, and everyone else was
Speaker 1: going wild. Not de hop He didn't seem surprised in
Speaker 1: the least. Polly, you know what, you don't have a
Speaker 1: hail mary where it's just one of your guys, right,
Speaker 1: You don't do that. I mean, was that, Hey, throw
Speaker 1: the ball to DeAndre Hopkins. I mean it is what
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray tweeted out after the game, where he said, Hey,
Speaker 1: you know what, d Hopp's got to be down there somewhere,
Speaker 1: throw the ball because there were no other players around him.
Speaker 1: A hail mary, a true hail mary, is more than
Speaker 1: just one receiver. You got a lot of guys around
Speaker 1: him waiting for a deflection. That's not what it was.
Speaker 1: As Kyler said, all he saw were the black gloves
Speaker 1: extending of the massive humanity the three defenders and wolf.
Speaker 1: Did we not ask Cliff Kingsbury this week about that?
Speaker 1: For his Weekly TV Show game plan, and he told
Speaker 1: us that was not your traditional hail Mary that was
Speaker 1: designed to go underneath and get out of bounds. Yes,
Speaker 1: so did he have the option on that play obviously,
Speaker 1: and for Kyler to get it off and for Tea
Speaker 1: Hop to make the grab, and then Ford Hop to
Speaker 1: get a tweet from Lebron after the game that said wow, Wow, Wow,
Speaker 1: and Blake Shelton with a tweet we can't repeat. We're
Speaker 1: just getting rolling. On The Big Red Rage presented by
Speaker 1: Satan Ford in Gilbert. Here's the tick off the middle
Speaker 1: of the field and it scooped up in the thirty
Speaker 1: yard line by Hide, running left pitches and back. Then
Speaker 1: it goes out of bound and the game is over.
Speaker 1: The Cardinals win it thirty two to thirty, one of
Speaker 1: the most incredible, unbelievable victories in the history of the franchise,
Speaker 1: and the Cardinals are in position to grab a hold
Speaker 1: of first place in the NFC West. Thursday night in Seattle,
Speaker 1: it isn't three way tie right now in the NFC West.
Speaker 1: Day passed straight ahead on this edition of The Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage. Paul calvic Ron willfully the Cardinals trailed against
Speaker 1: Buffalo at home midway through the third quarter. In fact,
Speaker 1: about six minutes ago, they were still down twenty three
Speaker 1: to nine, and then with thirty four seconds to play,
Speaker 1: they were down thirty to twenty six after the twenty
Speaker 1: one yard strike from Josh Allen to Stephan Diggs. Yet
Speaker 1: the Cardinals find a way, just like they beat Seattle
Speaker 1: at Seattle's own game three games ago, and now they're
Speaker 1: going for the season and series sweep. Here on Thursday night,
Speaker 1: you had a team that came back Wolf. So just
Speaker 1: a manner in which they won the game is noteworthy,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Yes, Polly, it really is right now. Of course,
Speaker 1: it's not just what you do, it's how you do it.
Speaker 1: To your point, the manner in which they won this game,
Speaker 1: this is a win, Polly, that I think could change
Speaker 1: in the season for the Arizona Cardinals. Listen to the
Speaker 1: defense won the game for Arizona, but gave up thirty points,
Speaker 1: including the Bills go ahead touchdown with thirty four seconds
Speaker 1: to go. The offense wasn't great, but scored thirty two points. Paul,
Speaker 1: stop and think about that. I mean, the Cardinals look
Speaker 1: like they had lost the game, and now here they
Speaker 1: sit at six and three in first place in the
Speaker 1: NFC West via the tiebreakers. This is a weird set
Speaker 1: of circumstances and that was a strange and weird game,
Speaker 1: but they found a way to win. In Paullen. They've
Speaker 1: beaten three really good teams so far. And it is interesting.
Speaker 1: You're right with the defense. For example, a they allowed
Speaker 1: thirty four points to Seattle, yet won the game and overtime.
Speaker 1: They only allowed seven in the second half and overtime.
Speaker 1: That's right. And then in the second half against Buffalo
Speaker 1: they held him scoreless on six out of eight possessions.
Speaker 1: They had two picks of Josh Allen. And you know
Speaker 1: there's another stat. When Josh Allen was under pressure Wolf
Speaker 1: he was just four or fourteen passing for twenty eight
Speaker 1: Measley yards and an interception. Yes, so minus Chandler Jones fans,
Speaker 1: Joseph has been dialing up some schemes and especially after
Speaker 1: halftime in these last two wins. Poly Honestly, right now,
Speaker 1: I think you've got it. You got to back off.
Speaker 1: You gotta go big picture. When you talk about the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals, they're in a state of flux right now.
Speaker 1: This team is trying to find the standard, their standard.
Speaker 1: This team is gonna They're trying to go from being
Speaker 1: a five win team to a playoff team. Well, it's
Speaker 1: like Doctor Jekyl and mister Hyde. For the most part.
Speaker 1: They need to keep beating teams that are good football
Speaker 1: teams and stop losing the teams that they should beat,
Speaker 1: especially at home. They need to get over that. They
Speaker 1: really do. But they're trying to find where is their
Speaker 1: standard and once that happens, Paul, if they do find it,
Speaker 1: look out and remember, sixteen of the last seventeen years
Speaker 1: in the NFL, a team has gone from worst to
Speaker 1: first in its own division. Think about that as he
Speaker 1: talked about the big picture. Here's Cliff Kingsbury after the
Speaker 1: game in the locker room, courtesy of Acy Cardinals dot Com.
Speaker 1: Oh look, I've never been a part of one of
Speaker 1: my dad on my home Mary, I appreciate trouble. That's
Speaker 1: the type of way to get my roll. That's the
Speaker 1: take you build off of. All right, you kept fighting,
Speaker 1: you thract yourself all week to hello jobs. Now we
Speaker 1: set ourselves up for a Thursday night show. The right, right,
Speaker 1: So let's tell the rate that's one about twelve are
Speaker 1: now the twenty four. All right, now the twenty four.
Speaker 1: This time it's your twelve good ones. And then get
Speaker 1: back and get ready to play prime time on Thursday night.
Speaker 1: If you want to know about the Arizona Cardinals, well,
Speaker 1: somebody comes up to you. They haven't seen the Cardinals
Speaker 1: play all year. How early in the conversation would you
Speaker 1: mention the run game right now? Because what the Cardinals
Speaker 1: are doing leading the NFL in rushing yards and number
Speaker 1: one in rushing touchdowns and five point three yards per Carrie.
Speaker 1: They had two hundred plus rushing yards again against Buffalo.
Speaker 1: That's five times now in twenty five games under Cliff Kingsbury.
Speaker 1: At what point do you start for being known for
Speaker 1: Cliff and Kyler? And really you gotta talk about the
Speaker 1: run game. Yeah, you got to talk about the run game, Polly,
Speaker 1: But there's just so much more to this team right now.
Speaker 1: It's just they're swirling around them. We all know how
Speaker 1: good Kyler Murray is. We all know how good DeAndre
Speaker 1: Hopkins is. We all know Larry Fitzgerald, Christian Kirk, the
Speaker 1: talent this offense has. Right now, what nobody talks about
Speaker 1: is the offensive line, and how well, Polly that belie
Speaker 1: gerd nationally at least that bo leaguer. The offensive line
Speaker 1: is doing for the Arizona Cardinals. They are the unsung
Speaker 1: hero as far as I'm concerned of twenty twenty, that
Speaker 1: Bill's defense was considered stout going into that game. Correct, well, yeah, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Paul I would say, you know, they weren't m the
Speaker 1: lighting it up, Let's put it that way. But especially
Speaker 1: in terms of stopping the run, they're not very strong
Speaker 1: that way. But Paul, it's really not about that. It
Speaker 1: isn't It's not just the Bills game. Look at the
Speaker 1: entire body of work. Going into the Bills game. Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray had been hit the least in the National Football League.
Speaker 1: Think about that ball the least. Now, a lot of
Speaker 1: that is because Kyler's really really good at escaping some pressure.
Speaker 1: But think about it. It sounds like there's been games
Speaker 1: or Kyler Murray. It's just under durest the entire game.
Speaker 1: This offensive line is the unsung hero of the season.
Speaker 1: By the way, lost last I saw Kyler Murray, he
Speaker 1: was down doing the postgame TV interview with CBS, and
Speaker 1: the I'd see that was still in the stadium was
Speaker 1: chanting MVP, MVP. Yeah, we'll get thoughts from day Pass
Speaker 1: on that what sort of week as the voice of
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals had. I think we saw him an
Speaker 1: NFL network And so while he's had to bust out
Speaker 1: the pancake makeup this week, you know it's it's multi
Speaker 1: media for Dave Pass. As we continue on the Big
Speaker 1: Red Rage presented by Satan Ford in Gilbert Hopkins to
Speaker 1: the left, three receivers to the right, Cardinals trailed by four.
Speaker 1: They're on a timeouts, eleven seconds left in the game.
Speaker 1: First down at the Buffalo forty three. Now the Bills
Speaker 1: dropped two men back twenty five yards down field. Hurried
Speaker 1: back to throw, lunched out, rolling left in trouble, slips
Speaker 1: a tackle, Gotta launch it. He does the left side
Speaker 1: into the end zone, jump wall and it is Is
Speaker 1: it caught? Is it caught? Oh my goodness, it's caught.
Speaker 1: DeAndre hop and fine he bought it read ducked down
Speaker 1: and put one second lap. I can't believe that. You
Speaker 1: gotta be joking me. Hopkins reaches up with three defenders
Speaker 1: around him head, pulls it in hand. The Cardinals lead
Speaker 1: at thirties to to three. Put a second lap. Duke
Speaker 1: can't cover Duke, You're not gonna be able to cover him.
Speaker 1: Throw the ball up. That's what Carler Murray done. He
Speaker 1: extended the play with his legs and Joseph shot down,
Speaker 1: ling off into the year, into the desert sky Baby
Speaker 1: the d hop brought it down Touchstoff. He's got two
Speaker 1: frying pants her hands when he but he has his
Speaker 1: hands in his side. It looks like he's holding lunch pails.
Speaker 1: He's got these enormous hands, and he reached something there
Speaker 1: with those two mits, with three bills around him, and
Speaker 1: he pulled the ball down. Unbelievable the way that just happen.
Speaker 1: Oh goodness, Kyler Murray threw up a prayer as we
Speaker 1: let that hang in the air like the football itself.
Speaker 1: The extended version of great job by our Jim Almandra.
Speaker 1: Putting that together, DeAndre Hopkins called that the best catch
Speaker 1: all time in his career. Think about that, Think of
Speaker 1: how many grabs. Think about where that rates. And Ron
Speaker 1: Wolfley when day Pash finally writes his book and he
Speaker 1: gets off his rear end and he writes that book,
Speaker 1: and there's gonna be a chapter on you. Wolf and
Speaker 1: there's gonna be two chapters on Bill Walton and one
Speaker 1: on Di Vital and Dave Pash is gonna rank all
Speaker 1: his calls, or at least give his top five or
Speaker 1: top ten. So I put the same question to you, Dave,
Speaker 1: where does that call rank in your lineage of calls?
Speaker 1: All I know, Paulie and Wolf is I'm so tired
Speaker 1: of hearing my own voice. I mean, I've heard it
Speaker 1: every I've heard it everywhere this week. It's great, it's nice.
Speaker 1: It just I mean fun to be a part of that.
Speaker 1: I you know, as you guys know, doing so many
Speaker 1: games nationally, I love doing the Cardinals because I get
Speaker 1: to be a fan. I get to root, and that
Speaker 1: also means what things aren't going well, you get dejected.
Speaker 1: And I remember when Dig scored that touchdown and the
Speaker 1: Cardinals got the ball back, I felt like I was
Speaker 1: in the corner with a Dunce cap on, you know,
Speaker 1: crying in my lap. You know, it just felt like
Speaker 1: they were gonna lose. So it was unexpected to begin with. Obviously,
Speaker 1: all Hail Merry's are, but especially in that situation, how
Speaker 1: the Cardinals got down. So I don't know how to
Speaker 1: put into words what we saw this past week, because
Speaker 1: I still feel like it didn't happen. It's still surreal.
Speaker 1: It's interesting that we have a short week because you've
Speaker 1: got to kind of forget about it here in forty
Speaker 1: eight hours, because if you lose against Seattle, it'll really
Speaker 1: feel like it's in the rear beer mirror. David, I've
Speaker 1: had a very hard time justifying this play myself. I
Speaker 1: look at it and was that a lucky thing that
Speaker 1: happened to the Arizona Cardinals. I don't think there's any
Speaker 1: doubt about it. It was a lucky thing to happen.
Speaker 1: It's not a high percentage play that that play is
Speaker 1: going to score a touchdown or you're gonna win a
Speaker 1: game on that play very often. But I can tell
Speaker 1: you right now when you go inside of it and
Speaker 1: you look at the incredible athleticism of Kyler Murray escaping
Speaker 1: the rush, avoiding a bill, throwing the ball while he's
Speaker 1: running to his left over at Oliver and a perfect
Speaker 1: strike into the end zone, and then DeAndre Hopkins the
Speaker 1: raw unmitigated talent of going up and high pointing the
Speaker 1: ball and coming down while there are three bills around him.
Speaker 1: How could it possibly be. Look when you look at
Speaker 1: that kind of talent, right, That's why I'm having a
Speaker 1: hard time justifying it. David. Yeah, it's a perfect storm.
Speaker 1: You got an elusive quarterback who has a running skill
Speaker 1: set that we have never seen from the quarterback position
Speaker 1: in the NFL. When you combine it with his skill
Speaker 1: set as a passer, I mean to be able to
Speaker 1: slip that tackle and then moving to his left throw
Speaker 1: a line drive. Really it was a line drive fifty
Speaker 1: yards and on target. And then yes, DeAndre Hopkins with
Speaker 1: the big hands, the shot the still shot at him
Speaker 1: with those black gloves where you have all the bills
Speaker 1: wearing the white gloves and you see the black gloves
Speaker 1: come out from seemingly nowhere and his hands look like
Speaker 1: they're bigger than the ball. So yes, was it luck,
Speaker 1: of course, But sometimes you make your own luck. I mean,
Speaker 1: we saw Aaron Rodgers do it twice in a game,
Speaker 1: and we saw him do at other times. I mean,
Speaker 1: I think some guys just have a knack for making
Speaker 1: the incredible play. And those are two guys that grew
Speaker 1: and the guy who has the supreme confidence in making
Speaker 1: the incredible play, DeAndre Hopkins. Uh, he was you know,
Speaker 1: all too willing to admit as much. You know, in
Speaker 1: basketball terminology, that's what they call it is you know,
Speaker 1: somebody get dunked on. It was on three people. Yeah, yep,
Speaker 1: that was you know, they were in position. It was
Speaker 1: just a better case by Ivy, by Iyeyes. So but
Speaker 1: by the way, you see, he retweeted today, guys, so
Speaker 1: you mentioned the gloves and you can see the jump
Speaker 1: Man logo on the gloves. He retweeted a sports business
Speaker 1: reporter who estimated that they've got about two point five
Speaker 1: million dollars plus worth of media multimedia exposure just based
Speaker 1: on the logo and all the coverage between the video
Speaker 1: and the still pictures. And what was your moment of realization, Dave,
Speaker 1: Because for me, I'm down in the corner right, I'm
Speaker 1: in the front row, and it's right in front of me,
Speaker 1: and I realized, wait a minute, the ball's not on
Speaker 1: the ground. Hang on, the ball's not it's not in
Speaker 1: the clutches of one of those three Bills defenders. That
Speaker 1: this process of elimination, it's got to be in the
Speaker 1: hands of DeAndre Hopkins. And at that moment I realized
Speaker 1: it was a touchdown. How about you was it when
Speaker 1: the rest finally made the signal. Two things. First of all,
Speaker 1: if you want to make a basketball analogy, that to
Speaker 1: me was Grant Hill to Christian Latner and then later
Speaker 1: hitting a shot to be Kentucky and the Elite eight
Speaker 1: in ninety two. I believe it was that. If you
Speaker 1: want to make a basketball comparison, that would be it
Speaker 1: for me. I think it was Andy Isabella when I
Speaker 1: saw him reach down, I'm thinking, well, why is he
Speaker 1: reaching down? That must mean Hopkins has the ball. And
Speaker 1: because of the angle of where we're calling that play from,
Speaker 1: we're basically in the other end zone, so it's not
Speaker 1: like we're at midfield where you really could see Hopkins
Speaker 1: holding the ball. So my view is blocked a little
Speaker 1: bit by Isabella. But I think at that point you
Speaker 1: knew Hopkins had the ball. And then you see the
Speaker 1: hands go up from the official and a lot of
Speaker 1: Cardinal players are jumping around and the Bills have their
Speaker 1: heads down, and it all happened so fast. It was
Speaker 1: just incredible. Yeah, for me, I can tell you as well.
Speaker 1: Guys just looking down there right, it was the back
Speaker 1: judge that came over and you could see him and
Speaker 1: he was not signaling incomplete, and that to me, if
Speaker 1: you listen to the call, David, I didn't want to
Speaker 1: step on you because you're you're so good at what
Speaker 1: you do, and if you listen closely, though, I'm going
Speaker 1: I literally am doing it through my teeth, signaling out
Speaker 1: the window. It was a touchdown because the back judge
Speaker 1: hadn't signaled it yet, but he wasn't saying it was incomplete.
Speaker 1: I was like, he he's got to see where's the
Speaker 1: ball he's got I mean he would see it because
Speaker 1: it was in that far end zone it where our
Speaker 1: broadcast booth is. Of course that it was a tough
Speaker 1: call and hard to see. Yeah, I just didn't well
Speaker 1: if I just didn't want to say, you know, I
Speaker 1: never want to call it until you're absolutely sure, especially
Speaker 1: in a play like that. I mean, imagine if I
Speaker 1: called a touchdown, it's not much right and then you
Speaker 1: got to go apologize and explain yourself. So better be
Speaker 1: safe and sorry. Plus I had the binocular, so I
Speaker 1: couldn't if your hands are up, Wolf, I was looking
Speaker 1: the other way through the Yeah. Absolutely. We asked Cliff
Speaker 1: Kingsbury yesterday if he'd even gotten all the text messages
Speaker 1: on his phone. He said, no, it's a short week.
Speaker 1: He gave get to that later. Uh, since it's all
Speaker 1: about you, presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert day Passion.
Speaker 1: What what has your aftermath been like? Take us through it?
Speaker 1: I know Kyler celebrated by going on twitch is twitch channel.
Speaker 1: He played call Due to You with some of the
Speaker 1: fellas and he streamed that out. He probably went home,
Speaker 1: had had a nice glass of San Joe Vaci from Tuscany.
Speaker 1: You know, how's it been for you? You might be
Speaker 1: right on that last one. Um, it's been It's been neat.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of people have reached out, a lot
Speaker 1: of fellow play by play announcers that I that I
Speaker 1: respect around the country. And you know that's the ultimate
Speaker 1: compliment when your peers are sending you texts. Uh, the
Speaker 1: funniest one. And I forwarded this to Wolf. Brian Greasy,
Speaker 1: who I worked with for a long time and now
Speaker 1: the color anals for Monday Night Football, texted me and said,
Speaker 1: I've watched the video numerous time. I watched listen to
Speaker 1: the audio and watched the video numerous times and watching
Speaker 1: you guys in the booth and I can't stop laughing
Speaker 1: because it is funny. Like Wolf's reaction my reaction. So
Speaker 1: it's I've gotten a lot of different texts from people
Speaker 1: and it's just been again I'm just grateful to be
Speaker 1: a part of it. It was so much fun. Tell
Speaker 1: you what, just the aftermath and just the attention the
Speaker 1: Cardinals will received you individually, Wolf, you he made the
Speaker 1: Bill Simmons podcast, I know the Cardinals with Blake Shelton,
Speaker 1: and the exposure he's received. He did a big interview
Speaker 1: in NFL Network and made the Today Show, was on
Speaker 1: the front of the Wall Street Journal. It's jumped from
Speaker 1: sports into news and really into the American psyche so
Speaker 1: far this week. And I don't know you put a
Speaker 1: value on that. But now the Cardinal are going back
Speaker 1: into primetime Wolf on Thursday night. I mean, this feels
Speaker 1: a lot like some of the other iterations of the
Speaker 1: Cardinals that really started garnering some national acclaim. Does it
Speaker 1: not very difficult, Paulie, because once again, it's not just
Speaker 1: the physical turnaround, right four days, go play another game,
Speaker 1: but it's the emotional turnaround. And the Cardinals are coming
Speaker 1: off that emotional game against the Bills. I told you
Speaker 1: there were MVP chants about Kyler. That's next to the
Speaker 1: Big Red Rage. Allen back to throw looking for digs.
Speaker 1: It's that steps up, throws deep middle, picked off. Peterson
Speaker 1: got that one. He's in his forty yard line, running
Speaker 1: the far side of the forty five and down there.
Speaker 1: Pat be got Allen that time snapped to Murray and
Speaker 1: he's gonna keep it off the loupside. He's in the
Speaker 1: ten half of five. Pie's in again. Tyler Murray and
Speaker 1: the double figures that rushing touchdown time the season the
Speaker 1: Cardinals had the lead. Some more hurry magic, pat State
Speaker 1: Barm Stadium. It's twenty five, twenty three. Harry comes to
Speaker 1: save Dave kylour Hey, come for the arms, stay for
Speaker 1: the legs. More than ever in year two for Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray eight times in nine games he has now thrown
Speaker 1: and run for a touchdown. You're some of it right there,
Speaker 1: Dave Pash, Ron Wolfley on the call day. Pash is
Speaker 1: our special guest and the Big Red Rage presented by
Speaker 1: santan Ford and Gilbert. We are satan Ford, Paul Calvic,
Speaker 1: Ron Wolfley. Dave Pash, former host of The Big Red
Speaker 1: Race CIRCA two thousand and two to two thousand and four,
Speaker 1: according to our Jim Almajundro. So i'd be coach Mack,
Speaker 1: would it not? If David's actually there? You know what. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm here. Sorry, I know I'm here, I'm here. Sorry,
Speaker 1: hit the wrong button. Yeah, David Guinnis. I remember the
Speaker 1: first year doing it with our good friend the late
Speaker 1: to Kwami Lasseter. We're at a side table at a
Speaker 1: restaurant called Jillies, and people were looking at us like,
Speaker 1: what are those guys do? I had no idea. You know,
Speaker 1: it wasn't like a big deal like it is now
Speaker 1: when you guys go and Wolf has all those autograph
Speaker 1: seekers waiting in a line for hours. I mean well,
Speaker 1: Wolf commands his own security, now, I mean socket, that's
Speaker 1: the evolution. Speaking of evolution, somebody give me am on
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray. And because you know what, last time the
Speaker 1: Cardinals played the Seahawks, Russell Wilson was all the rage
Speaker 1: and your clubhouse leader in the MVP race. That is
Speaker 1: no longer the case after what is it, ten turnovers
Speaker 1: in his last four games? Wolf? Yes, So now, Kyler Murray,
Speaker 1: what kind of genuine consideration do you think he's getting
Speaker 1: a wolf for in this MVP talk. I don't think
Speaker 1: there's any doubt about it, PAULI. Right now, if the
Speaker 1: Arizona Cardinals continue to win, Kyler Murray is going to
Speaker 1: be right there, right there for the MVP. And the
Speaker 1: reason why I say that is, stop and think about
Speaker 1: some of the plays that he's already made this season,
Speaker 1: not only with his arm, but with his legs. Guys,
Speaker 1: I you know we're talking about this, and I know
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson is a great quarterback, and I love the kid,
Speaker 1: and I love watching Lamar Jackson play. I know Pat
Speaker 1: Mahomes is, Oh my goodness, Patrick Mahomes, you're off the hook.
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers the same thing. But even Russell Wilson throw
Speaker 1: all those guys together, I know how good they are,
Speaker 1: but they're not They're not as explosive as Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: Stop and think about that. That is a weird thing
Speaker 1: for me to say when you when you talk about
Speaker 1: his legs and you talk about his arm. He's the
Speaker 1: most explosive, entertaining player in the National Football League. And
Speaker 1: if the Cardinals continue to win games, yeah, he's gonna
Speaker 1: win it. Well, Dave, you said sat on the broadcast Dave.
Speaker 1: You said it right. No quarterback has ever thrown for
Speaker 1: four thousand yards and run for a thousand yards in
Speaker 1: the same season, right right, He's going to do that.
Speaker 1: He's already had a historic season in terms of running
Speaker 1: the football as a quarterback. I think Patrick Mahomes. It's
Speaker 1: going to be tough to take down Mahomes if Kansas
Speaker 1: City continues to win. One concern that I have is
Speaker 1: you look at Russell Wilson the last couple of games.
Speaker 1: He's had to do way too much. He doesn't have
Speaker 1: a good defense. A lot of his weapons have not
Speaker 1: been available, so at some point you're going to have
Speaker 1: a bad game or two, which Russell has had. And
Speaker 1: I worry a little bit with all the injuries the
Speaker 1: Cardinals have had on defense, They're just hanging on right now.
Speaker 1: They've had so many guys go down. Vance Joseph to me,
Speaker 1: has done an excellent job this year given what he's
Speaker 1: had to work with. I mean, three healthy defensive linemen
Speaker 1: right now, and none of them are with the team
Speaker 1: in training camps. I think about that for a second.
Speaker 1: So I just wonder for not just Kyler, but for
Speaker 1: the Cardinals as a team. Can they keep this up
Speaker 1: with all these guys going down, and then obviously the
Speaker 1: unknown is COVID. I mean, how can that impact not
Speaker 1: just the Cardinals, but the playoff race, the MVP race,
Speaker 1: who wins the Super Bowl. They're still of that unknown
Speaker 1: out there with with the COVID spikes. Right now, the
Speaker 1: Cardinals are number one in total offense, most yards per
Speaker 1: game four twenty five, number one in rushing yards, number
Speaker 1: one in rushing touchdowns, number six in scoring. Seattle's number
Speaker 1: one in scoring right now, and Russell Wilson despite the
Speaker 1: fact he has thirteen turnovers, which by the way, is
Speaker 1: tied with Daniel Jones right now for most for second
Speaker 1: most turnovers behind sixteen from Carson Wentz. Wow, there's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of talk on Thursday night in prime
Speaker 1: time about Kyler Murray and they're gonna drop MVP in there.
Speaker 1: Here's Kyler being asked that question today. I haven't done anything,
Speaker 1: so as far as the MVP deal, I'm not even
Speaker 1: really worried about that. I just I was as far
Speaker 1: as my personal confidence, do I do I believe that
Speaker 1: I'm one of the best in the in the league. Yeah,
Speaker 1: of course, I mean I think anybody should be confident himself.
Speaker 1: So you know, I just I just try to go
Speaker 1: out and you know, leave my team to a win.
Speaker 1: I said that, you know, the individual goals come as
Speaker 1: uh if you win. And Dave for all the numbers
Speaker 1: we can cite and the fact that they're at or
Speaker 1: near the top in so many different categories on offense,
Speaker 1: how close have they've been to really having that true
Speaker 1: breakout game where from beginning to end, Wow, they're really
Speaker 1: in gear. I mean that has not happened yet. Now,
Speaker 1: you're right, they have not had that perfect game, and
Speaker 1: it's really rare that you had that perfect game. But
Speaker 1: it feels like they haven't had the near perfect game
Speaker 1: right even this past week against Buffalo. I mean for
Speaker 1: a long time they struggled two goal to go situations
Speaker 1: where they had to settle for field goals. Look, you're
Speaker 1: not going to have the perfect offensive showing. But I
Speaker 1: do feel they're still room to grow and they're scratching
Speaker 1: the surface. There's still a groove that DeAndre Hopkins and
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray haven't even hit yet. In my opinion, the
Speaker 1: run game, there's still times where you're like, Okay, there's
Speaker 1: another gear that that run game can go to. So
Speaker 1: I'm excited though that you know, they're healthy for the
Speaker 1: most part on that side of the ball, and that
Speaker 1: there's still time for this group to grow and mesh
Speaker 1: as we get closer to the end of the season.
Speaker 1: Once again, guys, we've been talking about this now, We've
Speaker 1: been talking about it for weeks, all the yards that
Speaker 1: the Cardinals offense have left on the field, and yet
Speaker 1: here they are the number one offense of the National
Speaker 1: Football League, number four in terms of yards per play,
Speaker 1: which is a big metric, as well, number one in
Speaker 1: terms of first downs, the number one team at generating
Speaker 1: first downs and the National Football Is that an important
Speaker 1: metric ball to actually get first downs? Movie Chains, yea.
Speaker 1: And yet we're sitting here going they have left some
Speaker 1: yards out on the field. They have not turned in
Speaker 1: that perfect game by any scratch of the imagination, and
Speaker 1: yet they are dominating. ESPN analyst Marcus Spears today called
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray the toughest guard in the NFL, meaning the
Speaker 1: toughest matchup almost like an NBA parlance in the way
Speaker 1: he described him, and trying to match up against him.
Speaker 1: We continue a day patch in the Big Red Rage. Next,
Speaker 1: each team of the time out, a minute four to
Speaker 1: go in a tie game here and overtime thirty four piece,
Speaker 1: Gotta get a stop here, third and fourteen flake'clock at
Speaker 1: one snapped to Wilson, quicker over the middle, picked off
Speaker 1: HiT's intercepting at the forty yard line. Isaiah Simmons has
Speaker 1: it running far side of the forty five pot of
Speaker 1: bounds the fifty yard line, fifty seven seconds line. Pardinals
Speaker 1: have the ball man and time out. The rookie made
Speaker 1: of playing Isaiah Simmons is right there with the sweethends
Speaker 1: want to catch by Isaiah Simmons. That was Sunday night
Speaker 1: against the Seahawks at State Farm Stadium when Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: entered with three picks in five games. Cardinals had three
Speaker 1: picks in that single game, including Isaiah Simmons in overtime,
Speaker 1: and that set up the game winner, and Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: really has not been the same ever since. It is
Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage presented by Sam and tan Ford
Speaker 1: and Gilbert Paul kelvc Ron Wolfley and the Voice of
Speaker 1: the Arizona Cardinals, our special guest day Pass on Board
Speaker 1: and Davondre Campbell. Guys, I can't get to the whole
Speaker 1: injury report. Oh my goodness for both teams. It's only
Speaker 1: an hour show. Devondre Campbell did not go today. So
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons got a lot of words of praise and vance.
Speaker 1: Joseph will hear from him in a minute. But Wolf,
Speaker 1: real quick, give us your thoughts on some increased playing
Speaker 1: time for number forty eight, right, the top ten rookie,
Speaker 1: and how he's looked as of late. Yeah, Paul, you know,
Speaker 1: and I've seen him stick his face into the fire,
Speaker 1: and you know that's what I want to see Isaiah
Speaker 1: Simmons do. He's got all sorts of athleticism. He is
Speaker 1: dripping with talent. He's got great hands. He can make
Speaker 1: all the finesse plays you want a guy to be
Speaker 1: able to make at that week side inside linebacker. But now,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, he's got to develop that physicality,
Speaker 1: that attitude in that physicality to be a tackle machine
Speaker 1: and be physical at the point of attack. And if
Speaker 1: he does that, he makes a transition in the only
Speaker 1: way we're going to get that transition from him is
Speaker 1: for him to get experience. He's going to be a
Speaker 1: great player. Well, it looks like it's coming Dave on
Speaker 1: Thursday night and listen to what Advanced Joseph had to
Speaker 1: say about Isaiah Simmons today. It's been impressive. You know,
Speaker 1: it's been two weeks in a row where he's playing
Speaker 1: like an NFL linebacker. He's playing some nickel, he's covering receivers.
Speaker 1: So he is becoming what we thought he was going
Speaker 1: to be when he was drafted in the top ten.
Speaker 1: And we've got to, uh, you know, you know, play
Speaker 1: him more because he can help us win and as
Speaker 1: we want from Isaiah. And he's been patient enough to
Speaker 1: wait his term, but his time and he said later
Speaker 1: David said, you know what, the NFL is not college
Speaker 1: and he's very adamant about that. He said, there's no
Speaker 1: off season. This is not the college game. You have
Speaker 1: to learn the NFL game. Yeah. I really think not
Speaker 1: having training camp and preseason games really hurt Isaiah Simmons
Speaker 1: because at Clemson, and actually have Clemson this week and
Speaker 1: I'm looking at their defense and all the guys they
Speaker 1: lost and kind of how they do things defensively. I
Speaker 1: think back to watching him a couple of times in
Speaker 1: person last year. He was all over the field where
Speaker 1: with the Cardinals for the most part, they're saying, here,
Speaker 1: this is what exactly you want you to do every down,
Speaker 1: and so he's hyper focused in one area as opposed
Speaker 1: to Clemson, where he was the best athlete on the field.
Speaker 1: They could put him anywhere, and I think it's taken
Speaker 1: him some time to learn to just be a linebacker
Speaker 1: and to be an NFL linebacker. Things are moving way
Speaker 1: too fast form early on, but it looks like things
Speaker 1: are slowing down. You see that when he's making tackles
Speaker 1: or he's in the vicinity where a pass is thrown,
Speaker 1: either he gets the breakup or he's on the offensive
Speaker 1: player and he's being more physical. So I liked what
Speaker 1: I've seen. I think the interception just gave him some confidence, like,
Speaker 1: hey this I belong. I was trafted this high for
Speaker 1: a reason. I'm really talented. So I hope he goes
Speaker 1: out in plays great because with all the injuries, the
Speaker 1: Cardinals have had to get where they want to go,
Speaker 1: where everybody wants to get to in this league, you
Speaker 1: need your first round picks to play great, especially in
Speaker 1: a year where you've got injuries and guys out with COVID.
Speaker 1: I think Isaiah Simmons could be an X factor for
Speaker 1: this team down the stretch and you know, advanced Joseph,
Speaker 1: that's spot on. He also said that he sees in
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons more certainty that before he's a little bit
Speaker 1: unsure of himself and now because he's sure of what
Speaker 1: he's doing and he feels more confident, you can see
Speaker 1: the speed out there and he's able to play fast.
Speaker 1: He said, even around the guys. His personality is such
Speaker 1: he's coming out of his shell. He's smiling and joking.
Speaker 1: More So, if he gets the bulk of the reps
Speaker 1: wolf on Thursday night at Seattle, you know what, there
Speaker 1: might be a national TV audience to see coming out
Speaker 1: party for Isaiah Simmons. Absolutely Bally, honestly, listen, you know
Speaker 1: what's amazing about this. I think back to the first
Speaker 1: Seattle game and think about it. The Seahawks had a
Speaker 1: twenty seven seventeen lead at the half, and then the
Speaker 1: Cardinals defense only gave up one touchdown over the next
Speaker 1: six Seahawks possessions. It went punt interception, touchdown, punt punt interception.
Speaker 1: I mean, think about that. In this second half that
Speaker 1: went into overtime, the six Seahawks possessions man and they
Speaker 1: shut him down, and they played a lot of blitz bail,
Speaker 1: which is where you got six guys standing on the
Speaker 1: line of scrimmage and they're all gonna blitz, or five
Speaker 1: of them are gonna come after or four, or you're
Speaker 1: gonna bail two guys out. I mean, you're trying to
Speaker 1: confuse the protection scheme of the Seahawks. Or they had
Speaker 1: to zero or not to zero, that is the question.
Speaker 1: And it was Isaiah Simmons where you were gonna bring
Speaker 1: everybody after Russell Wilson and play man across the board,
Speaker 1: or you were gonna bail or some combination thereof. And
Speaker 1: Isaiah Simmons was the guy that bailed in the instinct
Speaker 1: that he showed on going to the slot and picking
Speaker 1: off Russell Wilson. It's it just shows you how talented
Speaker 1: this kid is when it comes to the burn and
Speaker 1: when it comes to his mentality. All he needs is
Speaker 1: time and experience to absorb the pro game because it's
Speaker 1: chess compared to checkers. And what's amazing is I saw
Speaker 1: dan Orloski earlier today. I looked up at the screen.
Speaker 1: He was doing a big breakdown as some of the
Speaker 1: Rams Seahawks game film and how Russell Wilson repeatedly struggled
Speaker 1: against some of the exotic blitz packages that Vance Joseph
Speaker 1: had used in the second half and over time, and
Speaker 1: that whether it's because it doesn't have a run game
Speaker 1: at his disposal, he was the leading rusher Russell Wilson
Speaker 1: was against the Rams. Now he's gonna have Carlos hide Back.
Speaker 1: He practiced in full today. Maybe Chris Carson, he was limited.
Speaker 1: Those guys have missed the last few games. But but
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson has been freaked out a little bit. Hard
Speaker 1: to believe such a grizzled veteran. And the challenge for
Speaker 1: the Cardinals now is they're not gonna have Corey Peters
Speaker 1: most likely. And here's Vance Joseph talking about the loss
Speaker 1: of their nose tackle their first Seattle game. You know,
Speaker 1: it wasn't going well for us in the first half,
Speaker 1: and at halftime Corey kind of, you know, pulled the
Speaker 1: guys together and kind of got him back on track.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, he is the veteran in the room, dads,
Speaker 1: that's the coming voice. You know, outside of playing really
Speaker 1: good football this year and last year for us, so
Speaker 1: you know, it's he's going to be missed obviously as
Speaker 1: a football player, any leader. I mean, Dave, what's sort
Speaker 1: of concern do you have? At some point, you hope
Speaker 1: to have Jordan Phillips back real soon, Lucky foe to
Speaker 1: Richard Lawrence. But at this point you're looking at you know,
Speaker 1: Trevon Coley and Angelo Blackson and Josh Morrow and maybe
Speaker 1: you bring up Michael Dogby at this point. Yeah. Again,
Speaker 1: it just you wonder how much longer you can hang
Speaker 1: on defensively with all the injuries you had. And that's
Speaker 1: a big one Corey Peters. It was really important to
Speaker 1: this defense. If it's you know, a season ender, it's
Speaker 1: a tough loss. But when you have a player like
Speaker 1: Kyler Murray, you're not out of it. And it's similar.
Speaker 1: Look Seattle, their defense has not been good all year.
Speaker 1: The biggest issue was Russell Wilson had a run game
Speaker 1: and now now he hasn't, so I think he's had
Speaker 1: way too much on his shoulders. Kyler has other weapons,
Speaker 1: obviously more weapons than Russell Wilson has, so offensively, you
Speaker 1: can still win games as long as you have Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: Does that mean the defense has to be I said
Speaker 1: this going into the season, guys, I felt that the
Speaker 1: defense was just average. Yeah, the Cardinals would have a
Speaker 1: chance to make the playoffs. They've been better than average,
Speaker 1: much better than average, with not a full set of
Speaker 1: utensils for vance Joseph. So I'm curious to see what
Speaker 1: Vans will do this week against Seattle on a short week.
Speaker 1: But those three guys that played the bulk of the game,
Speaker 1: they did a pretty good job upfront. On Sunday and
Speaker 1: Wolf Dave mentioned just how bad Seattle's defense is dead
Speaker 1: last in total defense. They're twenty eight and scoring. They're
Speaker 1: dead last by a mile and past defense. If the
Speaker 1: Cardinals start clicking through the air, there could be some
Speaker 1: big numbers by this Cardinals offense. Yeah, I would say
Speaker 1: the only thing that that Seattle defense does fairly well
Speaker 1: has actually stopped the run their elite as a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, when it comes to yards per game allowed
Speaker 1: in yards per play. Now again, you could say, well,
Speaker 1: that's because everybody's throwing the ball out of ball. The
Speaker 1: Bills start doing that, and that's and you're right, that's
Speaker 1: exactly what the Bills did. That's what everyone's done. But
Speaker 1: when you have when you're number four in yards per
Speaker 1: play rushing yards per play allowed as well. That tells
Speaker 1: me you're in your gap. You're making good tackles, you're
Speaker 1: making good reads, and you're making plays. There are solid
Speaker 1: rush defense. There not a lead in my opinion, but
Speaker 1: there are solid rush defense. But man, that past defense,
Speaker 1: Katie bar the door because they're bad. Dave. Everyone wants
Speaker 1: to know. Do you get it? Do you get a
Speaker 1: text message from Bill Walden? You know, after the Hail Murray,
Speaker 1: you know we'll get name dropped for us. So what
Speaker 1: was the best name you got a text message from
Speaker 1: after that game? Boy? I got a bunch, but no,
Speaker 1: I did not get one from Bill. I'm not even
Speaker 1: sure he knew that football was being played last Sunday's
Speaker 1: right exactly. He's been in that TP since March eleventh
Speaker 1: and hasn't come out. Hey, Dave, thanks for time on
Speaker 1: your Tuesday night. Appreciate it. You got a Pauli Wolf
Speaker 1: Love you guys. All right, welcome back. Wrap up. This
Speaker 1: edition of Big Red Rage, presented by Santan Ford in
Speaker 1: Gilbert Murray and Shotgun, has the football short set, throws
Speaker 1: at deep ball, left side single coverage and it is
Speaker 1: pulled in by DeAndre Hopkins and he's got a touchdown.
Speaker 1: Just want a throw by Kyler Murray. You want to
Speaker 1: catch by duke to put the Cardinals on the board
Speaker 1: with two thirty nine to go on the first duke
Speaker 1: was one on one, great throw by Kyler Murray, but
Speaker 1: an even better read touchdown. We said it's gonna be
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson or Kyler Murray, whoever plays better, That's who's
Speaker 1: gonna win this game. Snaps to Murray and he himself
Speaker 1: running left, got a defender with him at the five
Speaker 1: breaks to tackle dives. Ball comes out, but he crossed
Speaker 1: the plane. Touchdown Kyler Murray. Somehow Someway found a way
Speaker 1: to get that pig across paid big time play Kyler Murray.
Speaker 1: Cardinals trailed in that game ten nothing, twenty seven fourteen
Speaker 1: thirty four, twenty four. They came back and won on
Speaker 1: Sunday Night Football in overtime thirty seven thirty four. Kyler
Speaker 1: Murray your NFC Offensive Player of the Week. And it's
Speaker 1: the first time ever that Russell Wilson lost a game
Speaker 1: in the regular season when leading by ten or more
Speaker 1: at half. He had been thirty and oh so again,
Speaker 1: Wolf as he wrap up this edition of The Bigger
Speaker 1: at Race presented by Santan Ford and Gilbert. You beat
Speaker 1: Seattle at their own game. Yes, it's how the Cardinals
Speaker 1: have been winning games. That to me is encouraging to
Speaker 1: say the very least. If you're winning the close games
Speaker 1: and you're beating some of these teams that have made
Speaker 1: a habit winning these sort of games, and obviously you've
Speaker 1: taken a big step from a year ago in a
Speaker 1: five win campaign. Yeah, for the most part, it's a
Speaker 1: Doctor Jekyll Mister Hyde team right now. They got to
Speaker 1: get rid of mister Hyde victim Paul right Listen. They've
Speaker 1: played up and down to their competition all year. Every
Speaker 1: team has a personality. I've said this for weeks now,
Speaker 1: and this team's got a personality, right. But to me,
Speaker 1: they've got to take that next step. Man, this is
Speaker 1: a game that I do worry about, and the reason
Speaker 1: why I worry about it is because it's on four
Speaker 1: days rest. For the most part, right, it's a fascinating game.
Speaker 1: The Cardinals, you would imagine, will be desperate, yet at
Speaker 1: the same time you're looking at a very desperate Seattle
Speaker 1: Seahawk team as well. Because they know it's starting to
Speaker 1: fall apart a little bit on the defensive side of
Speaker 1: the ball, and that's impacting Russell Wilson in his play.
Speaker 1: And we know they can't get to the quarterback. They
Speaker 1: haven't been able to get to the quarterback all year long.
Speaker 1: I mean, they did not sack or hit Kyler Murray
Speaker 1: in that first meeting. If they don't get to Kyla
Speaker 1: Murray at least harass him a little bit, they're done.
Speaker 1: Based on they were without their two starting corners last
Speaker 1: week against the Rams. We'll see what the status of
Speaker 1: those players are come from game night. And then if
Speaker 1: you want to talk about corners, well, if you tell
Speaker 1: me about Patrick Peterson against DK Metcalf, because the analytics
Speaker 1: said that when Pat P was traveling with DK Metcalf,
Speaker 1: he had one catch for six yards. Do the Cardinals
Speaker 1: go right back to that and can they get away
Speaker 1: with that again? Yeah, baby, I think there's no doubt
Speaker 1: to buy it. You go right back to that, right
Speaker 1: that was lockdown at Alcatraz for Pat P. Yeah. But again,
Speaker 1: it's just the duplicity of this game for the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: There they're playing on four day's rest. They just came
Speaker 1: off this emotional win. Would you call that an emotional win?
Speaker 1: That's the definition of an emotional win. Ball against a
Speaker 1: good Buffalo Bills team. And then of course they have
Speaker 1: this aid comfort shelter of knowing that they played well
Speaker 1: up in Seattle. They have done that for years now,
Speaker 1: and they also have beaten the Seattle Seahawks. So there's this.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to expect from the Arizona Cardinals,
Speaker 1: but I do know what to expect from the Seattle Seahawks,
Speaker 1: and that's desperation. And you're right, Cardinals have won four
Speaker 1: of the last five in Seattle. That's pretty good. They
Speaker 1: go up there, it's them against the world. Here's the thing,
Speaker 1: No fans so they've been or not have a repeat
Speaker 1: of Carolina. It's byoe. You got to bring your own energy. Now.
Speaker 1: I'd like the fact it's in primetime on a Thursday night.
Speaker 1: That should guarantee the guys are ready to bring it,
Speaker 1: you know. And then of course you have what's at stake,
Speaker 1: and you're right, well, there could be an emotional letdown,
Speaker 1: or there could just be that natural adrenaline high carrying
Speaker 1: over from that big win in the Hail Murray that
Speaker 1: carries over no doubt into a game four days later.
Speaker 1: We'll see. That's what makes it so intriguing at this point.
Speaker 1: And then of course you have first place on the
Speaker 1: line in the division at Seattle Thursday night. We'll talk
Speaker 1: to you then. Special thanks Jim Almahuna, Cody Fincher, Dave Pash,
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