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Speaker 2: Cowboys introduced their new head coach, Jerry Jones. Certainly felt
Speaker 2: like that. It felt like it was Jerry Jones being
Speaker 2: introduced as the head coach instead of Brian Schottenheimer Shoddy
Speaker 2: as they like to call him. The Raiders introduced Pete Carroll,
Speaker 2: the Jags introduced Liam Cohen, and the Jets said hello
Speaker 2: to Aaron Glenn. We'll look at all four of these situations.
Speaker 2: I look at the quarterbacking situations with all for these coaches,
Speaker 2: because let's start with Aaron Glenn. He's not sure if
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers is going to be his quarterback. He said,
Speaker 2: He's kind of open discussions talking to Aaron. But I
Speaker 2: mean next week, maybe you make a decision. Come you know,
Speaker 2: you got to get a decision here soon. But what's
Speaker 2: your backup option there? For the Jets and Aaron Glenn.
Speaker 2: Liam Cohen goes from Baker Mayfield Junior the third to
Speaker 2: taking over the Jags and Trevor Lawrence would appear to
Speaker 2: be in a pretty good position to maybe revitalize him
Speaker 2: just like he did with Baker Mayfield. The Raiders with
Speaker 2: Pete Carroll feels like Sam Darnold is on the front
Speaker 2: burner here. Got to get your quarterback now. As I
Speaker 2: said when Pete was inter when it was announced that
Speaker 2: he got the job, I said, what about Russell Wilson here?
Speaker 2: Because if I'm the Steelers, I'm looking at justin fields
Speaker 2: moving forward, not Russell Wilson. But I have no idea
Speaker 2: what Mike Tomlin and Arthur Smith they're planning on. It
Speaker 2: would help if you got a couple of weapons, no
Speaker 2: matter who the quarterback's going to be. But I might
Speaker 2: see Russ available for reuniting with Pete Carroll cowboy situation,
Speaker 2: Brian Schottenheimer, who didn't call the plays last year but
Speaker 2: is going to call the plays now as the head coach,
Speaker 2: and he's stuck with Dak Prescott in that contract. That's
Speaker 2: two hundred and thirty one million dollars for a thirty
Speaker 2: two year old quarterback who is injury prone. So he's
Speaker 2: a good quarterback. Dak is probably the best option of
Speaker 2: all of these quarterbacks. You know, maybe we see Trevor
Speaker 2: Lawrence live up to what I think everybody thought he
Speaker 2: was going to certainly that contract as well. But I'm
Speaker 2: looking at those situations trying to figure out who's going
Speaker 2: into a good situation. Brian Schottenheimer, I think we know
Speaker 2: the situation he's going into. Aaron Glenn wanted the job,
Speaker 2: and if you look, Aaron Glenn is a former New
Speaker 2: York Jet first round pick, so he kind of knows
Speaker 2: the landscape there. The Jags with Liam Cohen, I got
Speaker 2: to be honest, I didn't know much about him. I
Speaker 2: still don't know much about him. I'd still like to
Speaker 2: hear exactly what happened when you were entertaining this offer,
Speaker 2: going back to Tampa, telling Baker Mayfield you're coming back,
Speaker 2: and then all of a sudden you end up as
Speaker 2: the Jags head coach. I get it. I mean, I
Speaker 2: understand why you took the job. I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: The timeline is a little weird, and I guess I'm
Speaker 2: curious about that. But you know what he's saying is basically, hey,
Speaker 2: let's just move on. Here is Liam cohen on passing
Speaker 2: up and couldn't pass up this opportunity.
Speaker 3: The opportunity to coach in Tampa was a phenomenal one
Speaker 3: to get my feet wet in the NFL as offensive coordinator,
Speaker 3: and I thank them so much for that opportunity. As
Speaker 3: you continue to do more research and gaining more information
Speaker 3: as you go, it started to become more clear with
Speaker 3: every hour that this was an opportunity that you just
Speaker 3: can't pass up and you ultimately want to do truly
Speaker 3: what's best for you and your family.
Speaker 4: And that's what this came down to.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's do an emergency fill in the blank. After
Speaker 2: watching Liam Cohen at his press conference yesterday, you get
Speaker 2: one word to describe him, Todd, Liam Cohen is corny,
Speaker 2: Dylan adorable. All right, Okay, I didn't have that on
Speaker 2: my bingo card, Marvin dorky, Oh, duva, let me hear it, duvall.
Speaker 2: It had a little bit of here's Johnny Duvo, Paulie
Speaker 2: quirky in a good way. Well, if he wins, then
Speaker 2: we forget about all of this stuff. I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: sure Jacksonville media they're glad to have him, and let's go,
Speaker 2: let's fix our quarterback and uh, you know, let's get
Speaker 2: back into the postseason. Tampa Bay still a little frosty
Speaker 2: of how that divorce happened. Divorce, Yes, Dodd, do you not.
Speaker 5: Want your coach to come across a little intimidating on
Speaker 5: in some way, shape or form, if you're a fan
Speaker 5: of a team that wants to move to the next level.
Speaker 5: Not that you got to be a jerk and nasty
Speaker 5: to the press, but there's got to be a middle ground.
Speaker 2: Was he too nice for you? You wanted more of
Speaker 2: the Aaron Glenn where Aaron Glenn's fiery?
Speaker 5: I think I do because I'm pissed off. I want
Speaker 5: my team to you know, this is a joke all
Speaker 5: these years. It's time. I want my coach to be
Speaker 5: kind of angry and less silly, goofy looking.
Speaker 2: All right, here's Aaron Glenn, the Jets head coach yesterday.
Speaker 6: Players, that's here. Now, put your seatbelts on and get
Speaker 6: ready for the ride. Put your seatbelt zone and get
Speaker 6: ready for the ride.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 6: There are going to be some challenges, but what challenges
Speaker 6: becomes opportunity gets opportunity. But here's what I do know.
Speaker 6: We're the freaking New York Jet, so we're billfit it.
Speaker 2: Who's with me?
Speaker 7: Let's go all right?
Speaker 2: Uh he's a podium pounder and that bothers me. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: Saman did that a little bit. I'm not a you know, hey,
Speaker 2: you're you're a podium pounder.
Speaker 8: Yes, that's your punctuation when you're a coach the podium.
Speaker 8: That Saban did that for years. I think that's uh.
Speaker 8: I'm ready to hit someone, but I can't, so I
Speaker 8: gotta hit this piece of wood.
Speaker 2: So Fritzy, you like Aaron Glenn, You want to play
Speaker 2: for Aaron Glenn.
Speaker 5: I want someone that says, you know, bite mecaps, not
Speaker 5: like massage them gently yet.
Speaker 2: Okay, that would be how I would stay there. All right.
Speaker 2: Dylan finds Liam Cohen adorable. I'm guessing that would be
Speaker 2: an ideal quarterback for a coach for you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I find that glad and saying where the
Speaker 9: New York Jets were built for this?
Speaker 2: I don't think that's true. Liam Cohen, by the way,
Speaker 2: former college quarterback, I think at UMass and actually had
Speaker 2: a really nice career there. Brian Schottenheimer, that's just a
Speaker 2: kind of a I don't know how to describe that.
Speaker 2: Press I've seen a lot of press conferences. I've attended
Speaker 2: a lot of press conferences with some of the biggest
Speaker 2: names who've ever coached. That's as weird as I've ever
Speaker 2: witnessed a press conference where it became it was a
Speaker 2: little bit about Brian Schottenheimer. It was a whole lot
Speaker 2: oft Jerry Jones, a whole lot about Jerry. Brian Schottenheimer
Speaker 2: remembering his father Marty. He starts to cry and it
Speaker 2: was like a nice moment. And then Jerry has to
Speaker 2: bring up that he too lost his dad, and then
Speaker 2: he started crying as well. He hijacked and I'm going,
Speaker 2: did your dad just died?
Speaker 4: Jerry?
Speaker 2: No, it became like Jerry. It felt like Jerry was
Speaker 2: taking over the Cowboys as their head coach. It really did.
Speaker 2: And he kept you know, he was talking about this
Speaker 2: that you know, I took a big risk on that,
Speaker 2: like it felt like Brian Schottenheimer wasn't there. But one
Speaker 2: of my favorite moments was when Stephen Jones, Jerry's son,
Speaker 2: the Cowboys president, had this to say.
Speaker 10: Well, I think we uh, you know, you always have
Speaker 10: to evaluate, you know, where it didn't go right last year,
Speaker 10: and obviously we're also evaluating more it didn't go right,
Speaker 10: you know in terms of you know, this drought that
Speaker 10: people say we're in in terms of a championship game
Speaker 10: or a Super Bowl, and you know, we just have
Speaker 10: to continue to make this roster better.
Speaker 2: He did air quotes around the word drought. You know,
Speaker 2: it's real. He made it seem like, oh, you guys
Speaker 2: have brought up this drought. It's thirty years, that's that's
Speaker 2: a real drought. Yes, Todd, what's people.
Speaker 5: Say we're in All you got to do is look
Speaker 5: at the records of the last thirty years. It's there,
Speaker 5: like in black and white. But that's not a theory
Speaker 5: that they actually did go to a couple of Super
Speaker 5: Bowls and we just all missed it.
Speaker 2: We were we were like rip Van Winkle.
Speaker 5: We woke up and we missed some of the championship.
Speaker 2: It's not a rumor that you haven't been to a
Speaker 2: super Bowl. It's it's fact. I don't need a second
Speaker 2: source on this, Steven. And the fact that when he
Speaker 2: went air quotes with a drought and I went, oh
Speaker 2: my god, we delusional here, Yes, Dylan, Uh.
Speaker 9: To put into perspective that drought is older than I am.
Speaker 9: So if that helps you visualize it a little bit, Yeah, Yeah, Paulie.
Speaker 8: You use air quotes when something isn't real, Like back
Speaker 8: when I was in jail. No, you were in jail, dude,
Speaker 8: You actually were in jail, you served time.
Speaker 2: Well, you know my wife is pregnant air quotes. No, no,
Speaker 2: she It either is or isn't.
Speaker 5: Yes, Chris Parley is do a skit with air quotes
Speaker 5: like on the New Summary people say I'm overweight slovenly.
Speaker 2: It was fascinating, It really was to watch that. And
Speaker 2: here's Jerry trying to convince you that he knows football.
Speaker 2: His dad tawning football. Hey, I took a risk on
Speaker 2: shoddy here. It was as if Brian Schottenheimer wasn't there.
Speaker 2: Here is here's Jerry on his comfort zone. If you
Speaker 2: don't think I can operate out in my com for zone,
Speaker 2: you're so wrong. It's unbelievable. This is as big a
Speaker 2: risk as you could take, as big a risk as
Speaker 2: you could take, no head coaching experience. He's motioning with
Speaker 2: Brian Schottenheimer with his thumb like this guy. I took
Speaker 2: a risk. You didn't have to. Mike Rabel's not a risk,
Speaker 2: or Ben Johnson probably not a risk, but I took.
Speaker 2: I'm out of my comfort zone. I'm going You don't
Speaker 2: have to be hell hired Dion God. I mean, I
Speaker 2: know it's too late, but that would have made more
Speaker 2: sense of what the cowboys have become like, I don't
Speaker 2: know what it is, but you gotta watch it. It
Speaker 2: may be a car accident and it's not pretty, but
Speaker 2: you're gonna watch it. Then we got Pete Carroll. Pete
Speaker 2: Carroll's fired up. Somebody said, hey, every time Pete mentions
Speaker 2: Tom Brady, you got to do a shot. I would
Speaker 2: have been hammered quickly. Here is Pete Carroll, the Raiders
Speaker 2: head coach.
Speaker 11: He's been intrigally involved, you know, wherever where I know
Speaker 11: that the process could allow him to be in. We
Speaker 11: haven't seen him.
Speaker 2: You know, he's not been here.
Speaker 11: He's got a big job, but he has been a
Speaker 11: really exciting part of it.
Speaker 2: Pete is a fast talker by the lay. Whenever we'd
Speaker 2: interview him, I'd be like, man, just slow down a
Speaker 2: little bit, Pete. But he's ready. He's got energy, Yes, yes, ma'am,
Speaker 2: and a.
Speaker 5: Lot of times he's chewing gum, which makes it even
Speaker 5: harder to understand him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pete, he's ready to go. His age is going
Speaker 2: to be mentioned just about every time they show Pete
Speaker 2: Carroll on TV. Was he the soon to be seventy
Speaker 2: four year old the oldest coach in NFL history. I
Speaker 2: think soon to be seventy four. Say that it's a
Speaker 2: prerequisite when you tune into Raider games.
Speaker 5: Yes, time whinny enthusiastic, he runs down the style worp.
Speaker 5: He's gonna break his hip or something like that. They're
Speaker 5: gonna have to have the interim come in week three.
Speaker 2: He's not gonna have a walker, Yes, PAULI.
Speaker 8: In week three. Next year, he'll be seventy four years on.
Speaker 2: All right, okay.
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Speaker 2: see you again. By the way, Sunday Morning, Pauli says,
Speaker 2: let's book Nick Wright, win or lose. So just so
Speaker 2: you know, we wanted to have you on whether the
Speaker 2: Chiefs won or not.
Speaker 13: No, that's a lie. No one really wanted to have
Speaker 13: me on. If they lost, well, that would have been
Speaker 13: sadly for you and Pauli and more accurately, almost everyone
Speaker 13: else in the media, I get to be right again,
Speaker 13: and amazingly, I now am on a two year run
Speaker 13: of being like, Hey, the team with the best quarterback,
Speaker 13: the best coach, and one of the best defenses all
Speaker 13: take them. While everyone's like, did just see what the
Speaker 13: Lions did to the Jags? Dan Campbell really has them
Speaker 13: pulling in the right direction. Oh have you seen the
Speaker 13: Bill's point differential for five years now? The Ravens are
Speaker 13: one of those how do you stop the offense? Even
Speaker 13: though they lost six games this year? And I'm like,
Speaker 13: I don't know, Chiefs win every Super Bowl, so I
Speaker 13: think they'll probably win this one too.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 13: Wow, I'm angry. I'm angry at how last week got hijacked.
Speaker 13: I'm angry at folks instead of just being like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 13: I was wrong creating a nonsense conspiracy. I'm angry at
Speaker 13: the way we cover.
Speaker 2: Football these times, talking about.
Speaker 13: Who are we not talking about? I'm I'm so the
Speaker 13: the conspiracy stuff it mainstream media. Let the tail wag
Speaker 13: the dog in that the internet's talking about it, So
Speaker 13: I guess it's the story.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 13: Man NL Football and Dove Kleinman got nine thousand retweets
Speaker 13: on this still shot photo of a potential hold, So
Speaker 13: I guess it's gotta be the B block today. And
Speaker 13: then a Twitter account with twelve million followers says, relief
Speaker 13: is on the way football fans, relief is on the way.
Speaker 13: Finish the thought. If you're gonna put it out there,
Speaker 13: finish the thought relief from what a rigged game is
Speaker 13: what we're saying.
Speaker 2: Why do you think Adam Schefter put that out there?
Speaker 13: Because everyone has had their brain rotted by an algorithm,
Speaker 13: and it's like, man, this sure gets engagement. And I
Speaker 13: get why the faceless nameless accounts to it. It's literally
Speaker 13: how they make their living. I get it. Like I
Speaker 13: don't respect it, but I understand it. I look at
Speaker 13: that honestly, no different than folks. You know that, you know,
Speaker 13: running any scam that people run just to get by,
Speaker 13: so be it like that's your lot. I don't understand
Speaker 13: why someone who the eighteen hundred bucks extra month you
Speaker 13: can make off Twitter engagement means nothing to them, why
Speaker 13: they would do that. And I really don't like the
Speaker 13: hiding behind the Hey, guys, I'm just presenting unbiased facts.
Speaker 13: There's a trillion facts to choose from and they didn't
Speaker 13: given time. But if there were a conspiracy Dan on
Speaker 13: the internet that you murdered people. And then I tweeted,
Speaker 13: here's a fact, there have been seventy eight murders in
Speaker 13: Connecticut in the year Dan Patrick moved to town.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 13: It's just a fact, just a fact. These are the murders.
Speaker 4: Here's the numbers.
Speaker 2: Then, and so that platively objectively, can you look at
Speaker 2: the chiefs, step away from them. Have they got any
Speaker 2: kind of favoritism?
Speaker 7: I so the.
Speaker 13: Data suggests not. The data suggest Now listen, it was
Speaker 13: a really bad look. And I will admit when in
Speaker 13: the first half of the first playoff game, uh Patrick
Speaker 13: asked for a call, didn't get it, and then the
Speaker 13: ref came over to the sideline where he was sitting
Speaker 13: on the bench and seemingly apology. Oh, I'm sorry. That
Speaker 13: was Josh Allen, and nobody cared.
Speaker 4: No one had ever.
Speaker 13: Seen that happen in sports history. It happened with Josh Allen.
Speaker 13: Nobody cares. Do I think that the NFL protects quarterbacks
Speaker 13: got his kneelown out by Bernard Pollard, They changed the rules.
Speaker 13: Aaron Rodgers got his collar bone broken, they change the rules.
Speaker 13: Do I think these star quarterbacks they take do I
Speaker 13: think they get a better whistle than Will Levis? Of course?
Speaker 13: Do I think that the NFL is a very tough
Speaker 13: sport to officiate? Yes? Do I think that if you
Speaker 13: are in standalone close games, there's gonna be a bunch
Speaker 13: of calls and people are gonna have issue with it.
Speaker 13: The idea that they get a more beneficial whistle than
Speaker 13: the other teams, there's no data to suggest it. And
Speaker 13: that's why that cherry pick data of roughing the passer
Speaker 13: penalties is so meaningless to me, because watch the clips,
Speaker 13: and then also, I'll say one other thing, then we
Speaker 13: can talk about the actual game. Watch that fourth and five,
Speaker 13: the Josh Allen in completion, and watch the reverse angle
Speaker 13: the George Carlftis hit, And I think this is what
Speaker 13: the football nerds would call teach tape. Carl loftis head up,
Speaker 13: shouldered down into his chest, and then before Allen's even
Speaker 13: on the ground, is backing up, hands up. You know why,
Speaker 13: because they're a buttoned up, well coached team that doesn't
Speaker 13: make those types of mistakes.
Speaker 2: But why don't you just take this as a compliment
Speaker 2: America wants a new story. They won a new story
Speaker 2: in all sports. It's not just the Chiefs, it's they're
Speaker 2: the latest, and people get tired of people whining. Like
Speaker 2: the Warriors. People got tired of that.
Speaker 13: No, I reject that people got people got mad at
Speaker 13: the Warriors because they thought they rigged it in a
Speaker 13: different way by getting Durant. The seventy three win Warriors
Speaker 13: were one of the most popular teams. Stuff curR is.
Speaker 4: Changing the game.
Speaker 13: People were not only were people not tired of Michael
Speaker 13: Jordan and the Bulls, there's a whole generation that still
Speaker 13: pines for that era.
Speaker 2: There's no social media back then, Nick, we don't like okay,
Speaker 2: they didn't get tired. We only had eyewitness accounts. I
Speaker 2: don't know what social media would have said about the Bulls.
Speaker 13: So okay. So then I mean, if the answer is
Speaker 13: that we now in the mainstream media, with a responsibility,
Speaker 13: with better access to data, with more information, that we
Speaker 13: should just be taking our cues by what's trending on Twitter,
Speaker 13: I just disagree with that. And what I where I get,
Speaker 13: where I got frustrated, and where I got really you know,
Speaker 13: angry that morning?
Speaker 4: Was this.
Speaker 13: The story of the week should have been. On one hand,
Speaker 13: you have one of the most objectively talented players in
Speaker 13: league history and Josh Allen, who is staring in the
Speaker 13: face of a team that has beaten three times in
Speaker 13: the playoffs. Going for a dynasty, it will be a
Speaker 13: defining not going for a dynasty, going to be the
Speaker 13: greatest team of all time, a defining moment in the
Speaker 13: best and the second best player in the league's career
Speaker 13: will be this football game. And instead we're talking about
Speaker 13: the flag on Mahomes in the AFC Championship game from
Speaker 13: two years ago, and we're being led down this road
Speaker 13: by mL football on Twitter. I just find it. I
Speaker 13: find it cheap and unlikable. That's it.
Speaker 2: He's a Nick Wright, host of First Things First on
Speaker 2: Fox Sports one. Why would they be the greatest team
Speaker 2: of all time if they win this Super Bowl?
Speaker 13: Well, anyway, they won three start super Bowls.
Speaker 2: Well they're different teams.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well okay, oh.
Speaker 2: You are talking about this team. Is this the greatest team?
Speaker 7: Got it?
Speaker 13: Got it? I apologize? So I think you can make
Speaker 13: an argument that if they win the twenty twenty four
Speaker 13: Chiefs of the greatest single season football team of all time.
Speaker 13: No team will ever have more wins. They would have
Speaker 13: lost one game, you know, Week eighteen. I think I
Speaker 13: actually kind of like that Week eighteen doesn't count because
Speaker 13: then we can almost treat it like a sixteen game
Speaker 13: season the way it used to be. The one team
Speaker 13: that beat them, they then beat them again. They were
Speaker 13: able to win. It's not a singular force, meaning it
Speaker 13: had Patrick was not great the first six weeks of
Speaker 13: the year. They won. Anyway, you can look at specific
Speaker 13: games they won because of special teams, because of defense,
Speaker 13: because of coaching, and oh yeah, by the way, they
Speaker 13: have the necessary components of being considered one of the
Speaker 13: greatest teams ever, which is generational star, another generational star,
Speaker 13: another generational star. It's three because Mahomes Kelsey and Chris
Speaker 13: Jones is a playoff performers, one of the greatest of
Speaker 13: his generation. And then I think a top two coach
Speaker 13: of all time and maybe a top two coordinator of
Speaker 13: all time, and Steve Spagnola like you all. So you
Speaker 13: have all of that, and then you add what I
Speaker 13: think is the degree of difficulty of no team ever
Speaker 13: has been able to follow up back to back championships,
Speaker 13: not only with a third but with even playing for
Speaker 13: the third the eight teams to do it, three missed
Speaker 13: the playoffs, two lost in the divisional round, three lost
Speaker 13: in the conference championship game. So that would it? Would
Speaker 13: you know? It's weird. If you were to, like prior
Speaker 13: to this year, lie Detector test me and say what's
Speaker 13: the greatest football team of all time? I'd probably say
Speaker 13: the seven Patriots. But it's a really hard It's like yeah,
Speaker 13: but some people would be like, no, actually, they're not
Speaker 13: one of the fifty eight greatest because fifty eight teams
Speaker 13: won a Super Bowl and they didn't. I've always thought
Speaker 13: the two most spellbinding teams of my lifetime were the
Speaker 13: ninety eight Vikings and o seven Patriots, and neither one
Speaker 13: got it done well.
Speaker 2: The seven Patriots were like the seven three win Golden
Speaker 2: State Warriors.
Speaker 13: Oh that's a great take. That's a that's a great take.
Speaker 13: But then Eli Manning has to be Lebron James. I
Speaker 13: don't like that at all. No, no, no, we gotta
Speaker 13: gotta workshop that one. But that is otherwise we would
Speaker 13: have been right there.
Speaker 2: What how do the Eagles beat the Chiefs?
Speaker 13: Oh? They can win, Like I.
Speaker 2: Know, what makes you nervous about this? Matchup against your team.
Speaker 13: I mean, Saquon Barkley is pretty good. So here can
Speaker 13: I throw a Saquon Barkley Galaxy brain take at you?
Speaker 13: If a normal football team. So let's say in the
Speaker 13: twenty eighteen draft, the Giants had drafted Josh Allen, which
Speaker 13: you know they probably wish they had, and Saquon went
Speaker 13: fifth to the Broncos. Just a normal team, does the
Speaker 13: running back position never get devalued because this guy is
Speaker 13: just on seven concent iative fifteen hundred to two thousand
Speaker 13: yard seasons. Is this guy did we get of one
Speaker 13: hundred ways for his first six years of his career
Speaker 13: to play out? Did we get in poker terms? Then
Speaker 13: low with the Giants? And now we're just seeing who
Speaker 13: he can be? Like? So he is And I had
Speaker 13: this wrong. I thought he was a really good player,
Speaker 13: but you know it was like the Eagles run game
Speaker 13: was awesome without him. I thought I was dead wrong.
Speaker 13: He has transformed them. So when you have that, when
Speaker 13: you have the second best pair of receivers in football.
Speaker 2: But do you think he single handedly devalued the running
Speaker 2: back or the Giants did? By take? Is that what
Speaker 2: you're saying?
Speaker 13: No, what I'm saying is no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 13: I'm glad you asked me to clarify that. What I'm
Speaker 13: saying is if Sakuan was taken in the top fifth
Speaker 13: instead of second, still top five and instantly made the
Speaker 13: Broncos a year after year contender. My point was, was
Speaker 13: he good enough that if he just wasn't with the
Speaker 13: franchise they didn't know what they were doing, they would
Speaker 13: he would have been at this level every single year
Speaker 13: or close to it, that they would have been a
Speaker 13: playoff team every single year. And because of that, people
Speaker 13: have been like man star running backs still work in
Speaker 13: this league. That's what I meant, right, So I wasn't taken.
Speaker 13: It was it was a shot at the Giants, not
Speaker 13: at him. So yeah, the Eagles. The Eagles have an
Speaker 13: amazing roster and they have they are great on both lines,
Speaker 13: and so yeah, they can win. I don't think they will,
Speaker 13: but they And listen, Jalen Hurts had never thrown for
Speaker 13: one hundred and sixty yards in a playoff win, and
Speaker 13: at you know, the this past weekend was his the
Speaker 13: best in my opinion, the best game of his career
Speaker 13: that resulted in a win. Obviously, the Super Bowl. He
Speaker 13: was great. They lost, and so if they get that
Speaker 13: level of production from him, that's a dangerous team. I
Speaker 13: just think the Chiefs I said it all your people
Speaker 13: got mad at me. They were practicing all year, which
Speaker 13: is why you know in the first game they actually
Speaker 13: could lose. That mattered. They score a season high end points,
Speaker 13: Mahomes has a career high in rushes. They do things
Speaker 13: offensively and defensively they did not do all year, So
Speaker 13: they have more in the bag than the Eagles. Like
Speaker 13: that is not shown yet. But this will be a
Speaker 13: great super Bowl. Great super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Do you think you're gonna get a Super Bowl ring
Speaker 2: one day?
Speaker 13: Oh? You mean when I retire from broadcasting and then
Speaker 13: someone asked me to run a team because of my
Speaker 13: brilliant commentary.
Speaker 2: Well that could happen, But I like, are you gonna
Speaker 2: be on the float this year? Chris Berman got Super
Speaker 2: Bowl ring from the Niners, So I'm gonna guess you're wow.
Speaker 13: I didn't know that. I thought he was a Bills fan.
Speaker 13: Nobody circles the way you gotta ring from a team.
Speaker 2: He's not even a fan of Wow, he's a fan
Speaker 2: of the Niners. Oh okay, the he had NFC AFCIX,
Speaker 2: so he's had himself like yeah, yeah, but he got
Speaker 2: a NINERS.
Speaker 13: I mean, I don't know. I mean, I'm an impartial journalist.
Speaker 13: Of course you want I just listen. Of course, here's
Speaker 13: I'm Would you accept a Super Bowl ring? Well, yeah,
Speaker 13: of course, so you're not impartial? Well it would be
Speaker 13: rude to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want to do that.
Speaker 13: No, I mean I do if I lost all credibility
Speaker 13: and media criticism because I accepted a watch you sent me. No,
Speaker 13: I'm not gonna well, not everybody knows that what that
Speaker 13: you sent me a watch?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that, But that doesn't, you know, compromise
Speaker 2: your integrity. It's just I wanted to help you out
Speaker 2: because you had those fake bright wings and I felt
Speaker 2: bad for you because I have great but I have
Speaker 2: great respect for you. I said that you and Evan
Speaker 2: Cohen at ESPN are two of the up and coming
Speaker 2: people that will be stars. So I wanted you to
Speaker 2: have that watch.
Speaker 13: No, I appreciate that I wear it every day on television.
Speaker 4: Can I say so?
Speaker 13: I have a I don't know how much time we have,
Speaker 13: but okay, because I'm you're gonna see shortly I'm gonna
Speaker 13: start alternating watches because, oh, here's the thing. I don't
Speaker 13: think the games are rigged, But for the people who do,
Speaker 13: I hope you have made as much money this year
Speaker 13: as I have betting on the Chiefs. That's the other thing.
Speaker 13: Everyone's responding to these accounts and letting them dictate the
Speaker 13: narrative that are simultaneously saying this, the games are rigged.
Speaker 13: The fixes in can't wait till they lose next week. Hey, idiots,
Speaker 13: if the game's rigged, you can make a lot of
Speaker 13: money betting on this team, as I have throughout the season.
Speaker 2: So how much money have you made this year on
Speaker 2: the Chiefs?
Speaker 13: Gambling on the Chiefs? Yeah, I mean that's a that's
Speaker 13: a rude question. How about you? How about you let's
Speaker 13: price his right style it. How about say a number
Speaker 13: and I'll say over or under, and you can do
Speaker 13: it three times.
Speaker 2: Twenty grand over, fifty grand.
Speaker 13: Right now under. But I've got some Super Bowl futures.
Speaker 13: So let's say they win the Super Bowl. Yeah, you
Speaker 13: can now say one more number, assuming they've won the
Speaker 13: Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Sixty two thousand over. Oh okay, yeah good. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: you're gonna go another watch?
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, that's what I said. That's there's the point
Speaker 13: of the stories. That's why IM gonna alternating watches. I'm
Speaker 13: gonna looked at whether they win or lose Super Bowl.
Speaker 13: I'm going to look down on the at my wrist
Speaker 13: occasionally and I will either think of you or I'll
Speaker 13: think of this chief season, and either way it'll make
Speaker 13: me happy and then the So, yeah, that's what's gonna happen. Yeah,
Speaker 13: So that's that. By the way, Josh Allen probably probably
Speaker 13: should get him in a field goal range. I know
Speaker 13: we're not allowed to criticize athletes anymore. It's a new, softer,
Speaker 13: gentler media. I get it. Everyone feels bad for everyone
Speaker 13: at all times.
Speaker 2: But uh, well, he almost did. If Dalton k and
Speaker 2: K does catch that ball lot almost the almost did,
Speaker 2: he almost did almost.
Speaker 13: Yeah, the Ravens can hang the point differential banner, and
Speaker 13: the Bills can hang the almost did banner.
Speaker 2: He's Nick right. You can. You can see him on
Speaker 2: First Things First every afternoon on Fox Sports one and
Speaker 2: What's Right with Nick Wright YouTube and wherever you get
Speaker 2: your podcast. Good to Talk.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Dan, see you see you bout.
Speaker 1: Be sure to catch the live edition of The Dan
Speaker 1: Patrick Show weekdays at nine am Eastern six am Pacific
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio wapp.
Speaker 2: Let's pull question for hour two before we get to
Speaker 2: Julian Edelman.
Speaker 9: Uh for hour two, Dan, Actually, it's a throwback from
Speaker 9: Paul whose wide receiver career would you want more? Calvin
Speaker 9: Johnson or Julian Edelman?
Speaker 2: So Calvin Johnson first bounder, yep, but very little playoff
Speaker 2: success and then Julian Edelman then a Super Bowl MVP
Speaker 2: three times Super Bowl Shain. Let me ask you that
Speaker 2: whose career would you rather have? Your career or Calvin Johnson's? Julian,
Speaker 2: I rather have my career? Okay, good, all right, that's it.
Speaker 2: That's all I wanted to talk to you about.
Speaker 4: Good to see it, angels really good paper. Be sure
Speaker 4: to be doing Dan.
Speaker 2: Great, great to talk to you. What do you say?
Speaker 2: What would you say to voters who haven't considered you
Speaker 2: for the Hall of Fame? What would be your campaign?
Speaker 4: Uh? I'm not a campaigner, so I wouldn't. That wasn't
Speaker 4: My goal in life is to make the Hall of Fame. Yeah,
Speaker 4: My goal in life was to go out and host
Speaker 4: Lombardi Trophy and I got to do that three times
Speaker 4: and play my best football games in those matches, So
Speaker 4: you know that's that's pretty much where I stand with
Speaker 4: all that stuff. I'm not going to sit here in
Speaker 4: campaign to get in the Hall of Fame, and I
Speaker 4: think that's lame. If I get in, I get in.
Speaker 4: If I don't, I got a beautiful eight year old daughter,
Speaker 4: and I got three trophies that I'll be happy with
Speaker 4: for the rest of my life. Four because I got
Speaker 4: the MVP of the last one.
Speaker 2: Well, I know it's not a goal, but if I was,
Speaker 2: if you said, hey, would you campaign for me, I
Speaker 2: have been, because I don't. You can't tell the story
Speaker 2: of the NFL, certainly these big games without you and
Speaker 2: postseason success. I don't know. I see as Lynn Swann
Speaker 2: kind of like where Lynn Swan wasn't great regular season,
Speaker 2: but he was big in big games, and it's the
Speaker 2: same with you, and you were winning championships. So I've
Speaker 2: championed your cause. But now I know you don't care
Speaker 2: about the Hall of Fame, so I'll call that off.
Speaker 2: I'll move on to somebody else, move.
Speaker 4: On to someone else.
Speaker 2: Why did big games bring out the best in you?
Speaker 4: Well, but people don't realize we weren't a team that
Speaker 4: was looking to pad guys' stats. You know, there's like
Speaker 4: four three years of my career, right I'd jump out
Speaker 4: and I'd have a boatload of catches in a boatload
Speaker 4: of yards, and we change up the offense completely because
Speaker 4: we want to change up the tendency going forward into
Speaker 4: the season. So I think that when the playoffs came,
Speaker 4: we ran our best stuff and I usually was a
Speaker 4: part of those those plays. So as we're watching the
Speaker 4: Chiefs right now, it's kind of that same kind of battle.
Speaker 4: When you're sustaining success for a long time, it's not
Speaker 4: about going out and try to having the best offense.
Speaker 4: It's about going out and try to improve your team
Speaker 4: each week and get them to play in their best
Speaker 4: football at the end of the year so you have
Speaker 4: a shot in the playoffs. So you know, that's a
Speaker 4: lot of what we did, and you know, we had
Speaker 4: a lot of success doing it, and it's fun to
Speaker 4: watch another team be able to find that pocket that
Speaker 4: we were in.
Speaker 2: You hear a lot of the analysts you know we are,
Speaker 2: you know people who or host critics, they're talking about
Speaker 2: Dalton Kincaid, like hang on to the football. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: from a receiving perspective, that pass that Josh throws and
Speaker 2: Dalton Kincaid, you know, drops it. What do you see
Speaker 2: on that play?
Speaker 4: Yeah? You know, first off, no, no game is decided
Speaker 4: by one play, So I don't think Kincaid is that
Speaker 4: fault for the loss. There's a collection of plays that
Speaker 4: they probably want to have back saying that you got
Speaker 4: to make that catch. You know, to your point, people
Speaker 4: make those catches in the regular season and it looks
Speaker 4: great on their stats and you get your money. Scottie
Speaker 4: O'Brien knows you to say it. You make your money
Speaker 4: in the regular season, you make your name in the postseason.
Speaker 4: He makes that catch. You know, we could be saying
Speaker 4: something different right now. So that's that's how the game goes.
Speaker 4: I'm sure he feels terrible. I mean the same could
Speaker 4: be said for Mark Andrews, but you know that those
Speaker 4: guys are hard working guys that have contributed a lot
Speaker 4: for those teams this year, and it sucks that the
Speaker 4: play didn't go their way. But that's football, you know, Dan.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, but look at Mark, you gotta.
Speaker 4: Make that catch. I would you know, they hit him
Speaker 4: right in the chest play. He misjudged it. I don't know,
Speaker 4: you know it was. There's four guys there, but I
Speaker 4: would say probably eight out of ten times kin K
Speaker 4: makes that catch and the twenty percent where he doesn't.
Speaker 4: Just so happened to happen that night.
Speaker 2: What did you see on the Ravens play the two
Speaker 2: point conversion with Mark?
Speaker 4: I saw a guy that lost his confidence throughout the game,
Speaker 4: and which is very common with the receiver that drops
Speaker 4: the ball a couple of times, has a fumble, he's
Speaker 4: starting to think about ball. He's, oh, I just gotta
Speaker 4: look at it. You know, that was a confidence thing.
Speaker 4: Was the ball not perfect? Yeah? Could he have caught it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: But you know that's I feel bad for both those
Speaker 4: players because of those situations. But you know, there's always
Speaker 4: got to be a winner and there's got to be
Speaker 4: a loser. The winners make those plays.
Speaker 2: Talking to Julian Edelman, Fox NFL Kickoff, Anams three times
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Speaker 4: You got.
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Speaker 4: No, So that's that's the crazy thing.
Speaker 2: Are you in the commercial? Are you in a Super
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Speaker 4: Technically, I'm not. Technically I'm not because Angelsoft has a
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Speaker 2: Ye did that ever happen during a game for you?
Speaker 4: I was told I can't say Larry Is those stories? No,
Speaker 4: h Yeah, did Larry?
Speaker 2: Did Larry have an accident?
Speaker 4: Larry Izzo? I think hooped on a Saturday, which has
Speaker 4: never been done. And I'm not joking now peeing we
Speaker 4: all do it. You know, you always see the two trainers,
Speaker 4: they pull up the towel, they give you a little
Speaker 4: you know, a little privacy, and you pull your pants
Speaker 4: down right by the cooler and you go down. Larry
Speaker 4: Is tried to take that to a whole other level,
Speaker 4: and I'm pretty sure he was using Angelsoft.
Speaker 2: Morton Anderson told me a story that he had an
Speaker 2: accident and had to clean up on the sidelines.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very Paul Pierce.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, yeah, but he wasn't. He wasn't off in
Speaker 2: a wheelchair though. I mean that's soft.
Speaker 4: Basketball is very visual. They're right up on you, so
Speaker 4: you know you gotta get you gotta get some help there.
Speaker 4: Angel Soft would have done that job.
Speaker 2: Can you compare Kelsey and Gronk.
Speaker 4: I would say they're different football players. Nothing could be
Speaker 4: taken away from what Travis Kelcey has done with his longevity,
Speaker 4: his knack defining the football, his his route running ability
Speaker 4: he's unbelievable. Uh and and his ability to stay healthy.
Speaker 4: People don't realize like, yeah, he's been banged up here
Speaker 4: or there, but Travis Kelcey's been a healthy football player
Speaker 4: his whole career. That's huge. Rob was like an old
Speaker 4: school tight end. We used to design run plays to
Speaker 4: the nine technique Van den Bosch when he was in
Speaker 4: his prime, with Gronk blocking Van der Bosch. That's different
Speaker 4: Rob was. You know, he's he's just he's a physical beast,
Speaker 4: where like when you would run next to him, you
Speaker 4: could hear the ground hounding, like in him giggling while
Speaker 4: he was playing. I think they're different football players, but
Speaker 4: both all time greats.
Speaker 2: Who plays quarterback the way you played quarterback in college.
Speaker 4: In college like in the league?
Speaker 2: Yeah, is there anybody who you could see yourself that
Speaker 2: was the kind of style that you had when you
Speaker 2: were in the mac.
Speaker 4: In the mag that's a good question.
Speaker 2: DP.
Speaker 4: I would say I couldn't make the throws like any
Speaker 4: of these guys, but running style, I was very slippery.
Speaker 4: I wasn't as fast as some of these, like the
Speaker 4: the Lamar Jackson's or or the Jaden Daniels, but I
Speaker 4: did make people look very silly at very high competition,
Speaker 4: like against really big time schools. So I just couldn't
Speaker 4: throw a twenty yard out on a dime.
Speaker 2: What were you like the fourth string quarterback on the Patriots?
Speaker 4: There was so remember the year, So Brady was on
Speaker 4: a vacation for the first four day and then Jimmy
Speaker 4: g got hurt in a game, and then Jacoby Bresqutte
Speaker 4: Bersette got hurt, and so that week four game against
Speaker 4: the Buffalo Bills, we had a whole package of me
Speaker 4: going in running raid option if something were to come
Speaker 4: to it, and we never used that. So that's how
Speaker 4: confident they were in me as a quarterback for the team.
Speaker 4: The kid had actually Jacoby had a broken thumb, and
Speaker 4: they chose.
Speaker 2: To over under two and a half years for Belichick
Speaker 2: at North Carolina. I want to say under back in
Speaker 2: the NFL, I hope.
Speaker 4: I think I think it's destined right, It's gotta be
Speaker 4: Pete Carroll's getting jobs. Why can't Bill?
Speaker 2: Why isn't he?
Speaker 4: I don't know. There's a lot of a lot of
Speaker 4: in cahootanests with those those guys that own the teams.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Did you and Brady have a sign or was there
Speaker 2: a code word like if he's coming to you changing
Speaker 2: a play? Was there something you can tell it now?
Speaker 4: Because yeah, it was called yellow sprinkle sugar cookies. He
Speaker 4: would say that to me, and I knew that. We
Speaker 4: just had to be dialed and then we wouldn't talk.
Speaker 2: Are you making that out? Are you making that up?
Speaker 4: No? It's real. Yellow sprinkle sugar cookies was the I'm
Speaker 4: telling you. It was like a Rambo call. We used
Speaker 4: to have a situation Rambo where if there was no
Speaker 4: one over you, you scream Rambo Tom, We'll get the
Speaker 4: ball and throw to you. We also had yellow sugar
Speaker 4: sprinkle cookies, which then he would tell a kinesis me.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, what he wanted me to do?
Speaker 4: No, none of that. I mean when you have so
Speaker 4: many reps with a football player that we had, and
Speaker 4: it wasn't just through our time with the Patriots, it
Speaker 4: was our time in the offseason, you start to think
Speaker 4: like each other. I mean, we see this with Patrick
Speaker 4: Mahomes and Travis Kelsey where you know they know, you know,
Speaker 4: they're each other's eyes on the field. So if Travis
Speaker 4: is doing something, Patrick is probably trusting what Travis is
Speaker 4: doing and without seeing everything, just like you know, if
Speaker 4: Patrick throws Travis somewhere, he's trusting that Patrick's not gonna
Speaker 4: throw him anywhere. I think a lot of it has
Speaker 4: to do with that and just knowing each other. There
Speaker 4: wasn't any There was specific little like swing things or
Speaker 4: little signals here and there that we could hit, or
Speaker 4: it could be an eye thing where you know, we
Speaker 4: give an eye if we talked about it sometime that
Speaker 4: week where if this guy was in this leverage, hey
Speaker 4: let's do something else. There was a whole bunch of
Speaker 4: nonverbal communication going on, but my favorite was yellow.
Speaker 2: What does Mahomes have to do to surpass Tom Brady
Speaker 2: in your opinion.
Speaker 4: He's just got to do it for a long time.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's on pace. This is this is remarkable.
Speaker 4: If he goes out and does three in a row
Speaker 4: in a salary cap era, you can't say much. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm I'm as big as a Tom Brady guy as
Speaker 4: there is. And what the only difference is the longevity.
Speaker 4: Tom had like three careers. He just so happened to
Speaker 4: only get two runs at those Super Bowl runs. Patrick's
Speaker 4: been doing that his whole thing, his whole career. But
Speaker 4: it'll be interesting for me to see the next chapter
Speaker 4: of Patrick Mahomes when some sort of adversity comes along,
Speaker 4: some player that you know, Travis retired, He's gonna be
Speaker 4: playing way longer after Travis Chris Jones when he departured.
Speaker 4: You know, he's gonna be there by himself. Will he
Speaker 4: be able to retool and find guys to help him
Speaker 4: go out and win, which that's what Tom had to
Speaker 4: do and it took him ten years to do that
Speaker 4: to get to the next one. So you know, it's
Speaker 4: pretty crazy that if you really think about it, they've
Speaker 4: had a little bit of adversity with guys that may
Speaker 4: not be cornerstone players, But like the stuff that we
Speaker 4: went through to see Tom be able to compartmentalize, and
Speaker 4: we had murders, we had back surgeries, we had gates,
Speaker 4: and he was still able to go out and win
Speaker 4: football games. So that's like the next step for me
Speaker 4: to see with Patrick Mahomes, this next part of his
Speaker 4: career when you know he doesn't have the whole band together.
Speaker 2: Give me a Brady story. I haven't heard.
Speaker 4: A Brady story. You haven't heard on or.
Speaker 2: Off the field.
Speaker 4: I don't really have. I'm pretty much given all my
Speaker 4: great Brady stories. But if he actually I do have
Speaker 4: a really good one. But it's going to be featured
Speaker 4: on Games with Names next week and then Dudes on
Speaker 4: Dudes my podcast, so you have to listen there.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, you.
Speaker 4: Hit him. Have you ever seen angel in the outfield?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: You know when they start doing this, yeah, well you
Speaker 4: know where that came from, right, that came from Angel Soft.
Speaker 4: It's like it's like having.
Speaker 2: What is it called, uh, look at you, look at
Speaker 2: you being Peyton Manning here? Well, no, I'm telling you no, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then all of.
Speaker 4: A sudden they make them play. You know. It's the
Speaker 4: same thing that like all of a sudden, the angel
Speaker 4: soft thing's gonna happen, and Angel's gonna come out of
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Speaker 2: See, I do think you were can caused on the
Speaker 2: cam Chancellor hit again in the Super Bowl. You can.
Speaker 2: You can finally admit it that you were.
Speaker 4: Kindly was it though?
Speaker 2: Dan? Oh, oh my god, I really wasn't.
Speaker 4: I'm a hip injury. Yeah it was. Did I get banged?
Speaker 4: But I knew that hit was coming. We were going
Speaker 4: lay across the middle twenty eight yards down the field.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's cover three. There's a safety roman in
Speaker 4: there somewhere. Damn. It's like a loss of raptor over there.
Speaker 2: You can't see. I can still hear that. I'm on
Speaker 2: the sidelines. I can still hear that hit.
Speaker 4: If I was concussed, I wouldn't have been able to
Speaker 4: try to get up and go. We all know the
Speaker 4: fencing thing. We're also educated on concussions. Now. I got
Speaker 4: my eight year old daughter telling me she's got concussions
Speaker 4: because we talk about them so much. I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 4: I'm not joking. These little kids, you know, they get
Speaker 4: a butterfly that hits their head and they got concussions.
Speaker 4: Now it's gnarly.
Speaker 2: She's trying to draw a flag.
Speaker 4: Trying to draw a flag, Patty mahomes wildly. We can't
Speaker 4: be doing that.
Speaker 2: Oh, angels Soft, that's it's not Julian Edelman. That's what
Speaker 2: he's promoting angel Soft toilet paper, the Big Game commercial
Speaker 2: that designed to be missed.
Speaker 4: Hey, great, designed to be missed to give you guys enough.
Speaker 2: Time to go to Yes, the facility goods.
Speaker 4: Pretty good, though, isn't that? That's pretty good?
Speaker 2: That's pretty good? Yeah, good good, almost as.
Speaker 4: Good as your shot, because I still remember going into
Speaker 4: your studio probably what fifteen ten years ago, and you
Speaker 4: were wet from there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you couldn't stop me. You can only hope to
Speaker 2: contain me.
Speaker 4: Well, I technically had a torn ac all the time,
Speaker 4: so I wasn't stopping.
Speaker 2: Any Oh so you're saying you could have stopped me easily,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, easily. You're so short. I would have
Speaker 2: been doing that the short thing.
Speaker 4: We would have Wait, well you can't. You can't give the.
Speaker 2: Forum, Ay, no, no, can't.
Speaker 4: But this is street basketball.
Speaker 2: Can't put your hands on me.
Speaker 4: You're going to be banged. Up.
Speaker 2: It's killed hands. You are on you. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: All right, so I'm stopping the Hall of Fame campaign.
Speaker 2: You don't need that, you don't care about the Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame. And I gotta wait for your great Brady
Speaker 2: story on your podcast. Okay, I don't know what we
Speaker 2: accomplished here today, but it's great seeing you.
Speaker 4: It's always a pleasure to get to talk to you.
Speaker 2: That's a Julian Edelman