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Speaker 1: It is the Big Man edition of the Big Red Rage.
Speaker 1: And I know everyone finds this as a shocking news,
Speaker 1: but poly Pencil Neck has never played offensive line at
Speaker 1: any level of football. So we brought in a real
Speaker 1: serious offensive lineman here tonight. Will to be an expert
Speaker 1: on the topic. Yes, exactly, how about it? Everyone, Will, Hernandez,
Speaker 1: you're starting right guard. Will. In fact, he has started
Speaker 1: every single game he has played for the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 1: And here he is. We got the next hour. We
Speaker 1: got questions. But first off, how do you feel coming
Speaker 1: off the bike a little re energized?
Speaker 5: How to go oh yeah, I'm definitely feeling like the
Speaker 5: energizer bunny right now, ready to roll. You know, got
Speaker 5: the guys got well, we got the guys back together.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: The camaraderie is one of the best parts of the offseason.
Speaker 5: You don't realize how much you miss it until you're
Speaker 5: away from these guys for at least a couple of days,
Speaker 5: and then all of a sudden you start missing them.
Speaker 5: So it's good to be good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, go ahead and move that mike a little
Speaker 4: bit closer to your mouth, if you could possibly do that.
Speaker 4: Right here, you're actually gonna go hang out, are you
Speaker 4: not with the offensive lineman after a big.
Speaker 1: Red rage here? Correct?
Speaker 5: Yes, Thursdays is our official offensive line dinners. So we
Speaker 5: all get together at Di Humphrey's house and then he
Speaker 5: has his chef cook for us, you know, big timer,
Speaker 5: And yeah, we just hang out for a little bit
Speaker 5: watching Thursday night football game and uh yeah.
Speaker 4: This is what is so amazing about this Polly to
Speaker 4: me right there, back when I was playing, when I first.
Speaker 1: Came into the league in nineteen eighty five.
Speaker 4: Man, I can't even believe it was that long nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty five. That's exactly what the offensive line did every
Speaker 4: Thursday night as well. They all got together the offensive
Speaker 4: lineman even then, and they've been doing that for decades.
Speaker 1: Isn't that unbelievable that has been passed down.
Speaker 5: No, it's awesome, and it's actually kind of become a
Speaker 5: little bit of a lost art. Not as many teams
Speaker 5: do it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: When I know it was at Rye work, we didn't
Speaker 5: really do it. And when I came here, I quickly
Speaker 5: realized that that was like the norm here, like the
Speaker 5: gut that we had so many older offensive linemen, your
Speaker 5: ten plus year vets, and they made sure they made
Speaker 5: they left that behind.
Speaker 1: Whow Yeah, that's so cool. I just want to know
Speaker 1: how much food is consumed one of these dinners. Like
Speaker 1: if the chef comes in and there's ten of you,
Speaker 1: he's really cooking for like two dozen honestly, right.
Speaker 5: Let's just say this. When we're done eating dinner on
Speaker 5: Thursday night, Yeah, he is already preparing and starting to
Speaker 5: prepare the next meal for the next Thursday night.
Speaker 1: That's good, Okay, you know, speaking of that, you know
Speaker 1: what's coming. He's speaking all that. Well, I'm just saying, now,
Speaker 1: shall not ask an offensive lineman the following question.
Speaker 4: But you're going to do it any It's okay. Will
Speaker 4: and I have an understanding. He knows what I like
Speaker 4: him at all, right, so I'm going to ask him, well,
Speaker 4: what's your weight at right now?
Speaker 5: You know what it's going to be, around the three
Speaker 5: forty forty five range. Okay, when after this online dinner,
Speaker 5: Oh might not be.
Speaker 4: So accurate, you know, because I like, well with about
Speaker 4: free fitty. That's what I tell them all the time.
Speaker 4: It's pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: Well because see here on the official flip card, you're
Speaker 1: listed as three thirty two, So that.
Speaker 5: Was before all line dinner.
Speaker 1: I see, Okay, I gotcha. I just thought, I oh
Speaker 1: my goodness. All right, look here's the head coach, Jonathan
Speaker 1: Gannon on the Well, we'll call it the much needed
Speaker 1: by week, considering the Cardinals had the latest bye week
Speaker 1: possible in the NFL schedule.
Speaker 6: We've been at it for a long time, so you know,
Speaker 6: I know they had a little pep in their step.
Speaker 6: They needed the break, and it was. It was obviously
Speaker 6: later than normal, but pros and cons of having your
Speaker 6: break where it's at right now. But I got some
Speaker 6: guys healthy, hopefully turning the corner A couple guys.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what if once upon a time Grandma
Speaker 1: got run over by a reindeer. The Steelers got run
Speaker 1: over by the Cardinals rush game? Did they not good? Time?
Speaker 1: I mean thirty eight carries about fifty on the ground,
Speaker 1: that's almost four yards of carry. James Connor's out there
Speaker 1: with one hundred and twenty yards on the ground his homecoming.
Speaker 1: How good did that feel as a sendoff into the
Speaker 1: bye week? That game and just the manner in which
Speaker 1: you guys won the game.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it was awesome. That's exactly when you want
Speaker 5: to have, you know, your best game. You want to
Speaker 5: play very well and win the game going into a
Speaker 5: bye week. You can ride that along and uh, you
Speaker 5: know it's it's it's a it's a great feeling throughout
Speaker 5: that whole time, something you can enjoy the entire uh
Speaker 5: bye week.
Speaker 4: And Paulie, you know how I feel on this too.
Speaker 4: You know that this is what you had to be
Speaker 4: capable of doing. One of the reasons why it's so
Speaker 4: important that Kyler Murray plays under center, in my opinion,
Speaker 4: from time to time it is capable of playing under
Speaker 4: center is exactly for the reason near the end of
Speaker 4: that game that you wanted. You wanted to you wanted
Speaker 4: to ice that game, Paul, you wanted to seal the deal.
Speaker 1: How you gonna do that.
Speaker 4: You're gonna go ahead, You're gonna get James Conner's toes
Speaker 4: at seven. You're gonna let him attack the line of scrimmage,
Speaker 4: and you're gonna run the ball. You're gonna hammer the ball.
Speaker 4: And that's exactly what they did to finish that game.
Speaker 4: Got to be capable of doing everything and anything, right.
Speaker 5: No, Yeah, I completely agree. I think you know, having
Speaker 5: Kyler under center is only going to set him up
Speaker 5: for success. It's gonna make his job and what he
Speaker 5: already does very well, a lot easier for him to do. Yes, So,
Speaker 5: you know, when we get the wrong game going, those
Speaker 5: linebackers get nosy. You know, we start seeing a little
Speaker 5: bit you know less, you know blitz. You know, we
Speaker 5: got guys coming off the edgend as often, and it's
Speaker 5: just a lot easier for him to make these throws
Speaker 5: that he's capable of making, even you know, if they
Speaker 5: make it hard for him, but why not make it
Speaker 5: easier on yourself? And you know why not, you know,
Speaker 5: give James Connor to the ball as much as we
Speaker 5: did that game, and uh, you know everybody eats with
Speaker 5: that formula, everybody eats.
Speaker 1: You know. It was interesting. Jonathan Ganna told the media
Speaker 1: after that game that him and Drew Petsing talked and
Speaker 1: and he said, you know what, there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: repeating a play if it's working. Yeah, go back to
Speaker 1: it with divulging exactly maybe what play it was. Did
Speaker 1: you guys have a go to? Was there a consistent
Speaker 1: run play that you know you just kept coming back
Speaker 1: to and having success with at Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean we kept, you know, doing a lot
Speaker 5: of Pinna poles. We would just change the direction that
Speaker 5: we were doing and you know, we'd we'd get one
Speaker 5: off the left side, couldn't stop it, come back on
Speaker 5: it on the right other hash take it to the right.
Speaker 5: We would run up right through the middle too. With
Speaker 5: James Connor, you know, that's something that he does very well.
Speaker 5: A lot of gap scheme and but mainly we were
Speaker 5: doing a lot of pinn and poll and a lot
Speaker 5: of wide zone would just getting him running and hadn't
Speaker 5: give him James the ball and letting him do what
Speaker 5: he does.
Speaker 4: See that's the beautiful thing about it. If you can execute,
Speaker 4: it doesn't matter. They can know that it's coming. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they can know that it's coming. Stop it, because we're
Speaker 4: going to execute. We're gonna get a bunch of guys
Speaker 4: butt gots, no offense, the butt goots.
Speaker 1: We're gonna get these guys to.
Speaker 4: Come off the ball at the point of attack and
Speaker 4: do it with a dark heart. Man, come off the
Speaker 4: ball and you try to stop it. This is where
Speaker 4: you need to get to, where you're just out executing.
Speaker 4: Even when they know what's coming, they can't stop it.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what, I'm still waiting for the name
Speaker 1: Cam Hayward to be called. I haven't heard his name
Speaker 1: called ever since that game started. I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Drew Petsy talking about the Old Line
Speaker 1: as a unit and how they have progressed this year.
Speaker 7: They've done a really nice job. It's not an easy job,
Speaker 7: especially in this division with some of the fronts that
Speaker 7: we've had to play. They've played some really good players,
Speaker 7: but I think they've done a really nice job. The
Speaker 7: effort that continuing to compete. You saw the way that
Speaker 7: they finished the game. I think it was what twelve
Speaker 7: fourteen straight runs there to end the game. Just the
Speaker 7: attitude and the mentality that they play with. I think
Speaker 7: that's something that they've really done a nice job of
Speaker 7: embracing collectively and continuing to build as we move through
Speaker 7: the season.
Speaker 1: And we'll get into the Niners Center a little bit.
Speaker 1: But just for everyone like yours, truly, it's never played
Speaker 1: old line. We always hear the media cliche about chemistry
Speaker 1: and consistency and continuity up front, I mean true or false?
Speaker 1: Is that a real thing among the five starting offensive linemen?
Speaker 5: Yes? Absolutely. You know, I've always tried to explain to
Speaker 5: people the online position or the offensive line is like
Speaker 5: almost like a gearbox, like every gear has to turn
Speaker 5: exactly in a certain way for the next one to work.
Speaker 5: And you know, we work off of each other, and
Speaker 5: sometimes the only thing we need is sometime together and
Speaker 5: sometimes to learn how we each individually set block guys,
Speaker 5: you know how we think about things. You know, we
Speaker 5: have to get to know each other and sometimes it's
Speaker 5: not about spending so much cram time together, but it's
Speaker 5: just playing some games during a season and it's it's
Speaker 5: the best way to get some chemistry going is by
Speaker 5: actually playing in these live games together.
Speaker 4: They're called tandem blocks. Anyone listening right now, tandem blocks.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you still call them that or not,
Speaker 4: but back when I was around, that's the terminology we used.
Speaker 1: A tandem block.
Speaker 4: A center guard was an ace block, a guard tackle
Speaker 4: was a deuce block, a tackle tight end was a
Speaker 4: tray block.
Speaker 1: It literally that's what it was.
Speaker 4: Really difficult stuff, ace deuce tray right, really difficult. But
Speaker 4: at the same time you have to all act as one.
Speaker 4: Offensive linemen have to act almost as a team.
Speaker 1: In the NBA on the defensive.
Speaker 4: End of the floor, where you're all tied to a string, right,
Speaker 4: offensive linemen need to do largely the same thing.
Speaker 5: Yes, exactly, I've always said offensive line. And you know,
Speaker 5: the dbs are very similar. They got to work together
Speaker 5: and the piss of the pieces, yes, affect one another
Speaker 5: more than any other position. And just for everybody that's
Speaker 5: even hearing us right now, we're talking about ace, deuce trays, singles,
Speaker 5: double triples. Like it's a whole different language too, Like
Speaker 5: I bet none of you guys, they don't ever talk
Speaker 5: about them in TV either. Yeah, Well, this verbasion language,
Speaker 5: it's literally a different language. What are we talking?
Speaker 1: What is your favorite play to run though?
Speaker 4: Is it a power scheme which involves down blocks at
Speaker 4: the point of attack?
Speaker 1: Double team pulled the uncovered lineman. What's your favorite?
Speaker 4: Is it power scheme or zone scheme where everybody comes
Speaker 4: off in the same direction.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've always been a huge fan of gab scheme, gaps.
Speaker 5: I'm bill for you know. I know you were out
Speaker 5: college and you know it's actually what deflates a defense
Speaker 5: more than anything when they realize they can't stop you
Speaker 5: coming right at them, because in the type of formations
Speaker 5: that we get, they know it's coming.
Speaker 1: Demoralize this. I'll tell you what. That final touchdown run
Speaker 1: by the Cardinals in Pittsburgh, third and one from the nine,
Speaker 1: James Conner didn't even get touched till inside the.
Speaker 4: Five and go Look who was out in front of that?
Speaker 4: Will Hernandez just killing somebody?
Speaker 1: Hey, Cardinals in focus the reminder. Every Saturday six thirty
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Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage will Ernandez ore Getch presented by
Speaker 1: Santan Ford and Gilbert y'all. James Connor, the running back,
Speaker 1: gets the call.
Speaker 3: The dives over the top straight ahead into the end
Speaker 3: zone for the touchdown in his first game as a
Speaker 3: visitor in this stadium. James Connor returns to Pittsburgh with
Speaker 3: a huge touchdown midway through the third to make it
Speaker 3: sixteen to three. They hand it off Connor to the left,
Speaker 3: first down, Connor dies for the end zone touchdown. James
Speaker 3: Connor with two scores and the welcome back Carty in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: The Cardinals extend their lead to twenty three to three
Speaker 3: with eight twenty eight to play.
Speaker 4: All the Cardinals just broke out the black and blue
Speaker 4: ber Day Baby, Light up and suck the beating heart
Speaker 4: that afford speaking.
Speaker 1: Of your reponent. That is a huge possession by this teape.
Speaker 1: A huge fourth quarter by the Cardinals offense, especially running
Speaker 1: the ball. James Connor had seventy one yards rushing in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter alone. Beautiful. Think about that. It's a
Speaker 1: big red rage. Will Hernandez is our big guest here
Speaker 1: presented by santan Ford in Gilbert live from Trophy and
Speaker 1: Chandler located on Queen Creek Road between Price and Dobson.
Speaker 1: One of the best parts of the game in the
Speaker 1: win twenty four to ten Cardinals in Pittsburgh was after
Speaker 1: the game to hear TJ. Watt tell the media and
Speaker 1: I quote, we got our behinds kicked, we got pummeled today,
Speaker 1: Mike Tomlin saying that was losing football just JV football
Speaker 1: in a lot of ways, pretty gratifying. So let me
Speaker 1: ask you this. You always hear another media cliche, right,
Speaker 1: wearing down a defense, true or false? Can it happen
Speaker 1: in a game?
Speaker 5: Yes? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: And what does it take to do that? I mean,
Speaker 1: in this case, you guys ran it thirty eight times?
Speaker 1: Does it necessarily take that many rushing attempts? I mean,
Speaker 1: how do you know when you're sort of on the
Speaker 1: verge of okay breaking through? Yeah?
Speaker 5: And the reason I absolutely is because a lot of
Speaker 5: these guys, especially in the league, will make quote unquote
Speaker 5: business decisions after a certain amount of physicality has been
Speaker 5: imposed and a certain amount of points are on the
Speaker 5: board when they when they think they can't come back
Speaker 5: from a game, they can't come back on the scoreboard,
Speaker 5: and they can't come back on the actual like physicality
Speaker 5: during the game. It's like they kind of just shut
Speaker 5: down a little bit, or they kind of don't rush
Speaker 5: as hard as they were in the first quarter or
Speaker 5: you know, all of a sudden instead of like doing
Speaker 5: their second or third move on their passing on past place,
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, they're just looking for the ball,
Speaker 5: looking for the ball, and you know, little things like that.
Speaker 5: But you can definitely warm down. I think the biggest
Speaker 5: way and the fastest way to do it is they
Speaker 5: can't stop the run.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 5: And that's exactly you know what these guys did. And
Speaker 5: that's why you know TJ. Watt said what he said,
Speaker 5: you know, because there's no hyphen. You know, anybody that
Speaker 5: can watch that game, anybody that did watch that game
Speaker 5: can see that. So you know, why not just take
Speaker 5: darr on the foy like he did. And yeah, and
Speaker 5: that's exactly what happens and how it.
Speaker 4: Happens as a football player. I just want to say this.
Speaker 4: I want everyone listening right now to know, as a
Speaker 4: football player, there's nothing more gratifying or rewarding than lining
Speaker 4: up on the ball and just running the football and
Speaker 4: jamming it down your opponent's throat.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 4: It boosts your morale, it fires up your defense. They're
Speaker 4: standing on the sideline watching you eat time off the
Speaker 4: clock and just hammer the opponents there's nothing that is better.
Speaker 4: There's nothing that is more satisfying on a football field,
Speaker 4: in my opinion, than lining up and running the ball
Speaker 4: down the throats of your opponent. It demoralizes them and
Speaker 4: it just builds your morale. It's an incredible feeling.
Speaker 5: Oh, in those situations, the entire defense is your best friends.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right, your defense.
Speaker 5: You come. You're coming off from the from the field.
Speaker 5: They're getting you water. You need a towel, What is
Speaker 5: it that you need? Good job, man, nice, put on
Speaker 5: the bag. Let me take your helmet for you.
Speaker 1: It tires them up, bech, it does.
Speaker 4: It's it's the it's the great thing about the game
Speaker 4: of football. You need to understand, if you're listening right now,
Speaker 4: it is an emotional game. It is, and the emotion
Speaker 4: is something that is bred by you being more physical
Speaker 4: than your opponent.
Speaker 1: So much of the time. Well, if you're trying to
Speaker 1: assess an offensive line, they don't necessarily have their own stats.
Speaker 1: But dare I say, all you need to do is
Speaker 1: look at the run game, and we'll fook at the Cardinals.
Speaker 1: This year, Cardinals are top ten in the NFL and
Speaker 1: yards per game. They're top three in yards per carry
Speaker 1: four point seven yards per carry, as the team and
Speaker 1: the Cardinals are tied for the number one spot when
Speaker 1: it comes to explosive runs twenty or more yards. Think
Speaker 1: about that and then think about vital James Connor has
Speaker 1: been in every one of those categories, right. And here's
Speaker 1: Paris Johnson Junior, the rookie right tackle right next to
Speaker 1: you in that line of scrimmage, talking to the media yesterday,
Speaker 1: and he was asked just about James Countor and whether
Speaker 1: a running back like that gives the old line extra juice.
Speaker 5: Well, hold on, did you say he was talking to
Speaker 5: the media yesterday? Yes, Okay, So every time a rookie
Speaker 5: talks to the media, especially in the offensive line room,
Speaker 5: he's getting fine.
Speaker 1: He's getting fine.
Speaker 5: Glad that you told me that you're a.
Speaker 1: Mean one, mister grinch. I mean, what's going on? What's
Speaker 1: going on?
Speaker 5: Not my rules. I just enforced them so I don't
Speaker 5: shoot the messenger.
Speaker 4: Wow, Okay, he's getting fine. Do you care to expound
Speaker 4: on that at all while you're fighting?
Speaker 5: Well, the offensive line, each room, each position group has
Speaker 5: their own structure of how they have their fine books
Speaker 5: set up. We have fines for everything. You can imagine
Speaker 5: some being basic things like when you fall started in
Speaker 5: the game, that's fine. When you're late to a meeting,
Speaker 5: that's a fine. You know, you're basic, do things right,
Speaker 5: or you're else, you're getting fine. And then we got
Speaker 5: the fines that the vets makeup and that they think
Speaker 5: are fair, like, for example, if a rookie talks to
Speaker 5: the media, that's a fine. If a rookie gets his
Speaker 5: name called out by the head coach or the offensive
Speaker 5: coordinator in any meeting, that's a fine. You know. I
Speaker 5: had one back in my rookie year when some vets
Speaker 5: asked me to get them Chick fil A on Sunday
Speaker 5: and I couldn't do that because obviously they're closed on Sundays,
Speaker 5: and I got fined for that.
Speaker 1: Did you appeal that one? Is there an appeal?
Speaker 5: There is an appeal process, and you can't go to
Speaker 5: court for it.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's so good, But the court.
Speaker 5: Is the same guys who are trying to find you.
Speaker 5: So what sends doesn't make and trying to fight anything.
Speaker 1: Like a lot of things in life, it's rigged. It's
Speaker 1: just a rigged process. I see, that's interesting. It's just
Speaker 1: a way to beat rookie down hopefully, hopefully Paris doesn't
Speaker 1: get fined even further after we play a sound bite
Speaker 1: talking about James Conner.
Speaker 8: When you're also making your block and you're seeing them
Speaker 8: down the field and he's throwing like a future Hall
Speaker 8: of Famer, long time NFL vet dB throwing him out
Speaker 8: of bounds, and I'm like, oh snap, Like okay, it's
Speaker 8: like that, you know what I mean? So I think
Speaker 8: as an offensive line, that kind of gets excited because
Speaker 8: you know, as as soon as you get into the
Speaker 8: next level, you know, the of the defense, and he's gone.
Speaker 8: He's terrorizing everybody. So that's awesome to have him.
Speaker 1: Now, is there actually a democratic process in establishing these rules?
Speaker 1: Or is like the og Kelvin Beachum in charge or
Speaker 1: is the guy with the most tenure like DJ Humphrey's
Speaker 1: in charge? Like, how does that work? Exactly?
Speaker 5: It works strictly by seniority, So yes, Kevin Beacham has
Speaker 5: the final say and everything. That's just the way it works.
Speaker 5: I think it's worked like Deson's you play too, seniority rules, yes,
Speaker 5: and yeah, so okay, well has all to say.
Speaker 1: You know what I went this earlier today, It was
Speaker 1: Buddha Baker Antonio Hamilton, who's a senior member of the defense,
Speaker 1: instructing Garrett Williams, Key, Trall Clark, and Starling Thomas that
Speaker 1: there better be a Christmas tree near their lockers to
Speaker 1: all morning by the time everyone shows up, and they're like, well, what.
Speaker 5: Do we do?
Speaker 1: Where do we go? They're like, just figure it out.
Speaker 1: But it needs to be six foot tall and it's
Speaker 1: got to have lights, and so the rookie fair. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the rookies have to come up with a Christmas tree
Speaker 1: by tomorrow morning. They said, if the meeting starts at
Speaker 1: six thirty, you better get here at six to set
Speaker 1: up that tree.
Speaker 5: Yes, I completely agree. And you just reminded me that
Speaker 5: we parents just got fined this past week also because
Speaker 5: we asked him to put up the tree and he
Speaker 5: was a couple of days late with it, so he
Speaker 5: got fined per day. And then finally when he had
Speaker 5: the tree up with the lights and everything about a
Speaker 5: couple of days ago, there was no topper, no topper,
Speaker 5: Joel nothing. He didn't put anything up up on that hair.
Speaker 1: You have a tree without a topper.
Speaker 5: That's exactly what we allow God to be.
Speaker 1: So how much did you hit him for? Can I
Speaker 1: ask you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so something like that would be around fifty bucks,
Speaker 5: and uh, you know, they pile up at the end
Speaker 5: of the day. There's so many. That's where we try
Speaker 5: to keep it.
Speaker 1: I'm sure. Oh my goodness, that's great. So let me
Speaker 1: ask you this. How much of your personality do you
Speaker 1: get from being raised in Vegas? Right? I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean a glitz and glamour town like that, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean how much of your personality you think is
Speaker 1: a byproduct of where you grew up?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I don't think there's much personality that
Speaker 5: comes from being from Vegas. I think the only time
Speaker 5: that actually shines is when whenever we go to the
Speaker 5: casinos here, you know. But other than that, I love Vegas.
Speaker 5: I think it's actually a very great city to live in.
Speaker 5: If you take out the strip and all the casinos
Speaker 5: and stuff, there's actually a lot to do there and
Speaker 5: it's a pretty nice quality of life there. It's similar
Speaker 5: to Phoenix. It's like a third of the size, though
Speaker 5: it's a valley as well, so you know, there's mountains
Speaker 5: and hiking everywhere. There's a mountain called Mont Charleston about
Speaker 5: forty five minutes out that gets snow every single year,
Speaker 5: so you want to do anything snow related, you got
Speaker 5: that forty five minutes out. And then on the other
Speaker 5: side of town, going east, you got Lake Mead, so
Speaker 5: you can go hit the lake every single year, every summer.
Speaker 5: And you know, obviously you got the nightlife. And then
Speaker 5: it's a big tourist city too, so they invest a
Speaker 5: ton in the streets and you know, everything looking nice
Speaker 5: and pretty.
Speaker 4: So uh, gra city to live in. Highly recommend it. So,
Speaker 4: you know what, we've talked to you about this in
Speaker 4: the past. We have done that.
Speaker 1: But I'm going to ask you something I have not
Speaker 1: asked you. When you were in high school, you know,
Speaker 1: and you were a.
Speaker 4: Senior in high school, you know what that that senioritis
Speaker 4: that's going on. How many times did you guys say, man,
Speaker 4: let's go down to the strip? Did you guys ever
Speaker 4: do that?
Speaker 5: I mean here and there, especially at that age, you know, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: a little bit. But where the real cool spots where
Speaker 5: at the time was in downtown, which was a little
Speaker 5: bit older.
Speaker 4: I got you, yeah for her, So yeah, interesting, Okay.
Speaker 1: Speaking of high school or Jim Momhunter did a little
Speaker 1: research apparently you're alum with other notable guys from Chaparral
Speaker 1: High School in Las Vegas, such as Mark Slaughter, the
Speaker 1: frontman up Glam Metal through Slaughter itself. If you remember
Speaker 1: that Wolf, I mean seriously, it's one of your most
Speaker 1: played Spotify soccers. Here all nights, sleep all day. Brandon Flowers,
Speaker 1: frontman for the Killers, seven time Grammy nominated Man, were
Speaker 1: you aware there were such luminaries in the musical world
Speaker 1: from your own high school?
Speaker 5: I was not, you know, big, big time names for sure,
Speaker 5: and I did not know that they attended to chaper
Speaker 5: But it makes sense though, because we're one of the
Speaker 5: oldest high schools in Las Vegas. And you know, just
Speaker 5: from the little bit that I learned while I was there,
Speaker 5: that school was actually originally made to be a prison,
Speaker 5: and when they started building housing around it as it
Speaker 5: got a little too close, so they ended up just
Speaker 5: turning it into a school.
Speaker 1: Are you serious about this, Yes, we were spared to
Speaker 1: be a prison.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you go, it's the only school of its kind.
Speaker 5: It's a big square and uh it looks just like
Speaker 5: a prison, like it has like a courtyard and everything
Speaker 5: in the middle. And uh, it was all the plans
Speaker 5: were drawn up for it to be a prison, and
Speaker 5: they changed their mind last second, and yeah.
Speaker 1: We could probably do it. We could probably. So think
Speaker 1: about a wolf, right, he grows up in Vegas, he
Speaker 1: goes to Utab. Yeah, it was four years in El
Speaker 1: Paso and then gets drafted atop the second round by
Speaker 1: the New York Giants. New York Boom, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: You're in the Big Apple. And didn't you live downtown?
Speaker 1: Didn't you live in Manhattan for a while.
Speaker 5: I lived across the Hudson on the Jersey side in
Speaker 5: like the Hoboken area.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, Okay, but what's what sort of culture shock was that?
Speaker 1: Just going to New York.
Speaker 5: Oh, it was a huge gold shock for me. I
Speaker 5: had never been on the East Coast my entire life.
Speaker 5: The furthest East I've been was Opasso, Texas, and that's
Speaker 5: the furthest west point in Texas.
Speaker 1: Souh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was a big culture shock for me. The
Speaker 5: people are different, the food's different. But I loved it
Speaker 5: out there. I absolutely I fell in love with the city,
Speaker 5: especially the food. You know, I had.
Speaker 4: Like, like what kind of food? Okay, now now you're
Speaker 4: gonna say food generally speaking.
Speaker 5: So I had never had Korean food until I went
Speaker 5: to New York. Yeah, and I know they have them
Speaker 5: in Vegas and Cheeks and everywhere, but I feel like
Speaker 5: out there is a different game, and it's just the
Speaker 5: quality and the people out there is just I feel
Speaker 5: like it's so much more authentic, just just just food wise.
Speaker 1: You know, are there good Cajun joints in New York City?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 1: Everything is in New York. I honestly, you know, I
Speaker 1: cach and food.
Speaker 2: Me.
Speaker 1: Do you like Cajun food? I do? I do the best.
Speaker 5: Actually, that was one of the few spots that, like,
Speaker 5: I didn't see a lot of them.
Speaker 1: You didn't see well, hell, there you go, Paul. You
Speaker 1: got to be ready to when you order a slice
Speaker 1: of pizza and some of that, like hey, what do
Speaker 1: you want? Let's go right. I mean, it's just everyone's
Speaker 1: so aggressive, right, you got to be ready.
Speaker 5: You know. They're very blending and very you know, like
Speaker 5: straight to the point, which I actually really like. So
Speaker 5: that's why I think I like this so much out there,
Speaker 5: because you know, a lot of these people would talk
Speaker 5: to me in a certain way, and I find it
Speaker 5: kind of funny, and you know, Yeah, it kind of
Speaker 5: got me in a good mood.
Speaker 4: You know, how is high school football outside of Las Vegas, Nevada?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 5: I mean?
Speaker 4: How many guys actually go to Division I schools from
Speaker 4: Nevada outside of Las Vegas?
Speaker 1: Do you know? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Very few? I think Reno might be the only one.
Speaker 5: Because if you and are but very very few Vegas
Speaker 5: and Reno, I think, what is you and O's University
Speaker 5: of Nevad Arena?
Speaker 1: I gotcha? Yeah? Very interesting? Okay, all right, what do
Speaker 1: you think someday you're gonna go back up to Vegas?
Speaker 1: And you know, like your post playing days, what's your
Speaker 1: forever home going to be? Post playing days?
Speaker 5: You know what, as soon as I got out here
Speaker 5: at Phoenix, I didn't even have to spend three months
Speaker 5: here to know that I wanted to buy a house
Speaker 5: out here, and I did. And I can definitely see
Speaker 5: the Phoenix being my forever, my forever home, especially the one,
Speaker 5: the house that I'm in now, because I was in
Speaker 5: New York City for four years and you know, I
Speaker 5: was in a two bedroom apartment the entire time, you know,
Speaker 5: no backyard, no nothing, and I lived above like a
Speaker 5: on a building on the third floor of a like
Speaker 5: high end Cuban restaurant, so there was always no noise
Speaker 5: outside of my window. And when I came here to Phoenix,
Speaker 5: the first thing I did was I bought a house
Speaker 5: with a backyard and a pool.
Speaker 1: Well done. I can't go back. Well done. We continue
Speaker 1: the Big Red Rage with Will Hernandez.
Speaker 3: Minute forty seven ago and a half, the game tied
Speaker 3: at three. Apeast snap to Murray five step drop, steps up,
Speaker 3: grows high over the middle, but want to catch inside
Speaker 3: the thirty yard line by McBride for a first down
Speaker 3: at the twenty seven where he tackled. But that was
Speaker 3: an incredible That was a high pass that McBride went
Speaker 3: up the ladder and pulled in. Snapped to Murray, He'll
Speaker 3: throw books lap, fire's lap in the end zone.
Speaker 1: It is caught by mccride and it's a touchdown.
Speaker 3: Tyler Murray engineers a ninety nine yard touchdown drive and
Speaker 3: the Cardinals take a nine to three lead in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: He has confidence to the roof.
Speaker 10: You know, he's become a master's nightmare for you know,
Speaker 10: whoever's on him goes.
Speaker 1: They're gonna put a safety on this stuff.
Speaker 10: For safety's Gordon super athletics guy's olema from Tray.
Speaker 1: How about it, Kyler Murray on this big new weapon,
Speaker 1: Trey McBride, who, by the way, has a new nickname,
Speaker 1: Curtesy at CALVISI consulting the poly pigskin division, ron Wolfe.
Speaker 1: You want to hear his new nickname? Yeah, Paully, give
Speaker 1: it to me. Trey mcplay. Okay, we get it. He's
Speaker 1: top three since Week eight in receptions by a tight
Speaker 1: end in the NFL receiving yards by a tight end.
Speaker 1: His name is right up there with Kittle and Kelsey
Speaker 1: and Hockinson. I mean, we're talking some luminary stuff right
Speaker 1: now by Trey McBride, who, by the way, Kyler Murray
Speaker 1: figured out you know what when and Dalt go to
Speaker 1: Trey McBride because eleven of his thirteen completions in Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: were to the tight end position. Think of the weapon
Speaker 1: all of a sudden that he has becoming. Basically you guys,
Speaker 1: tell me, if he's covered by a linebacker, he's still open, right,
Speaker 1: just throw him the dang football. At this point, he's
Speaker 1: so athletic and he's so good at snatching the ball
Speaker 1: out of the air.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, for me, Polly, if he's matched up
Speaker 4: on a linebacker for the most part, he's got a
Speaker 4: speed advantage right there, he's got an agility advantage. He
Speaker 4: can get separation as he comes up on this linebacker
Speaker 4: and boom breaks it one way or the other. Right,
Speaker 4: he can get that kind of if he's working against
Speaker 4: a safety, I think he can still body the guy.
Speaker 4: You know, he's so big that he can still body
Speaker 4: the guy. And when he's covered, he's even open. It's
Speaker 4: kind of like with Larry Fitzgerald. Right with Larry, Larry
Speaker 4: was open when he was covered and throwing the ball
Speaker 4: because of his catch radius, Larry.
Speaker 1: Was going to bring it down. Trade McBride, a lot
Speaker 1: of similarities I think that are there. I mean, will
Speaker 1: if we had to nominate the most improved guy, trade McBride, right,
Speaker 1: just in terms of the production. Now, whether it's because
Speaker 1: he's being focused on more and targeted more, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but man, look at the way he has grown over
Speaker 1: the course of this season, just in terms of what
Speaker 1: he's doing for this offense.
Speaker 5: No, yeah, I absolutely agree. I think he is one
Speaker 5: of the guys that has improved the most from last year.
Speaker 5: You know, also talking about the fact that he came
Speaker 5: from Colorado State. You know, it's now you're necessarily top
Speaker 5: five power conference, you know, yep, and so, and he
Speaker 5: was also learning a lot, you know, of the system
Speaker 5: that we had last year and then you know, obviously
Speaker 5: changing this year, so he had to adapt a lot
Speaker 5: in a short amount of time. So but now that
Speaker 5: he has something stable, now that he's able to learn
Speaker 5: a certain system and there's more continuity and the guys
Speaker 5: are all kind of the same, he's able to actually
Speaker 5: show what he can do. Because sometimes that's all the
Speaker 5: guy and needs. It's just some consistency to show everything
Speaker 5: that he can do, or get that extra buosh of
Speaker 5: confidence to show everything that that he's capable of.
Speaker 4: You know, I say this all the time, Bali, and
Speaker 4: I'd love to get your reaction to this will but
Speaker 4: I say, confidence is the currency of competition. Confidence is
Speaker 4: the currency of competition.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: If you're a confident dude, you're going to go out
Speaker 4: there and you're going to buy and sell performances based
Speaker 4: on your confidence level. So much of the time, now
Speaker 4: it's not a guarantee. All the time, it is not.
Speaker 4: But man, I don't think Trey McBride is ever going
Speaker 4: to be the same guy. He's never going to be
Speaker 4: the same guy when he came into this year again,
Speaker 4: and the confidence that he has gained this season the
Speaker 4: rest of his career, he's never going to be the
Speaker 4: same guy in my opinion, because of the confidence boost
Speaker 4: he's received.
Speaker 1: I tell you, it's amazing to watch him on the sideline.
Speaker 1: There are certain players in the out line that are
Speaker 1: like ultra intense, and then there are guys are more
Speaker 1: loose and they have a really good time, and then
Speaker 1: you know, he's like both at the same time. It's
Speaker 1: sort of an interesting mix. And he was talking to
Speaker 1: the media just about showing the emotion the way he does,
Speaker 1: and then Kyler followed up this week and here's how
Speaker 1: it went.
Speaker 9: I'm just an animated player. I'm an emotional guy. I
Speaker 9: love this game, and when I'm out there, you know,
Speaker 9: I make a big play. Sometimes I can't control myself.
Speaker 9: I just freaking geek out. I don't know what the heck.
Speaker 9: I just go crazy sometimes, so I don't know what
Speaker 9: goes on in my head. Sometimes I just start going crazy.
Speaker 9: Even Kyler's like, dude, you gotta chill out some you know,
Speaker 9: he's telling me the huddle like Trey, come on, man.
Speaker 10: His celebrations are a really awkward and it's just like
Speaker 10: it's like, I think, you know, his swag will get
Speaker 10: better as he you know, as he's keeps having success.
Speaker 10: But yeah, no, you know tight ends, you really don't,
Speaker 10: you know, you know, you never know what you're getting
Speaker 10: with him.
Speaker 1: What is he like in the huddle?
Speaker 5: Man? You want to talk about swag? You know swag?
Speaker 5: He has a swag when you when you mentioned all
Speaker 5: those stats and all his catches that he had, that's
Speaker 5: real stragged. So it doesn't matter how awkward and how
Speaker 5: funny his dances are, that's real strag is what he's
Speaker 5: putting on that statue. No, but he he's definitely exactly
Speaker 5: how he sounded on that in retaining like, I don't know,
Speaker 5: I just geek out sometimes, I just I just like that.
Speaker 5: That's exactly how he is in the locker room, on
Speaker 5: the field. Whenever we see him out and about, he's
Speaker 5: always just having fun. He's enjoying everything. You can tell
Speaker 5: he has a different you know, you know, he has
Speaker 5: a different angle of seeing life. He's he sees life
Speaker 5: and he says, I'm gonna enjoy this And that's just
Speaker 5: the mentality that he has. And you know, it's it's
Speaker 5: it's infectious because a lot of the guys you know,
Speaker 5: feet off of that, and even Kyler too. You know,
Speaker 5: he starts talking about you know, his celebrations and everything,
Speaker 5: and you know, normal normally Kylie is a little bit
Speaker 5: of a quiet guy, but he Trey gets him talking.
Speaker 4: So that's it's great. It's great to have him around.
Speaker 4: Do you guys challenge him though? Do you challenge him
Speaker 4: in regard to being a true stud tight end and
Speaker 4: other words, Hey, you've got to be able to block
Speaker 4: just as well as anything else. How many guys actually
Speaker 4: walk up to him and say, hey, try you know,
Speaker 4: because I gotta tell you when I see him, like
Speaker 4: when I see him in the lobby of a hotel.
Speaker 4: You know, right, man, just promise me you're not gonna
Speaker 4: be a pass catching tell you that. Promise me you're
Speaker 4: not gonna be that guy that you're gonna still work
Speaker 4: to come off the ball and hammer somebody because he's
Speaker 4: got the ability to do that.
Speaker 5: Does he not?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? And I think that's why he was drafted where
Speaker 5: he was too, because you know, he can do it all.
Speaker 5: And I believe it too, after playing with the guy
Speaker 5: for a year and a half most two years, two seasons,
Speaker 5: he has the capabilities of doing both and doing them
Speaker 5: at a high level. And I mean, I'm I'm glad
Speaker 5: we brought this up right now because when I see
Speaker 5: him tomorrow at work, I'm gonna tell him I'm gonna
Speaker 5: be like, you know what, Trey, Uh, he just read
Speaker 5: off all your stats to me on the radio show.
Speaker 5: So you're kind of screwed now because you've shown what
Speaker 5: you can do, what you're capable of, So anything less
Speaker 5: than this, we're just not gonna acceit.
Speaker 4: Okay, but will what if you just say, listen, they
Speaker 4: read off all your stats and it was really mind blowing,
Speaker 4: how many you know what I care about?
Speaker 1: Bro? You coming off the ball? You know what you
Speaker 1: should say?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 1: So Wolfe is basically insinuating don't be a pretty boy.
Speaker 1: That's basically.
Speaker 5: I'm with you. And I think that's pretty much like
Speaker 5: should be assumed by him when he's talking to us.
Speaker 5: And I think we stated it a few times. I
Speaker 5: know Paris has been on him about that too. And
Speaker 5: you know what, you just gave me an idea we
Speaker 5: might just set up in a fine system just for
Speaker 5: him in the tight end, because you know, they really
Speaker 5: work with us a lot, so they're kind of a
Speaker 5: part of the whole iron room, so they have to
Speaker 5: be a true part of it. And you know, we
Speaker 5: might just we might just come up with a little
Speaker 5: fine system for him. Every time you come off the ball,
Speaker 5: if he misses the block, you set them out. You
Speaker 5: set the dollar amount right now like it.
Speaker 1: Will Will is paying all his bills based on these
Speaker 1: fines he's getting in in the locker room. He's gonna
Speaker 1: pay off his holiday. Credick's can send you with a
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Speaker 5: We got a good group of guys that's just like
Speaker 5: great dudes that want to play football. So it's easy
Speaker 5: to mingle with the group.
Speaker 8: Is easy to interject young office and linemen into the
Speaker 8: room and it'd be fun.
Speaker 5: Oh man, me and Farris are already clicking. Man, such
Speaker 5: a cool guy, very smart. We even have our own
Speaker 5: handshake going on. Already there you go, and it's already. Well,
Speaker 5: I'll give you guys a clue, it's you. We wouldn't
Speaker 5: call it a handshake. We would call it more of
Speaker 5: a belly shake, all right.
Speaker 1: So that was from the Wolf and Luke Show, like
Speaker 1: a training camp. So did that ever come to me?
Speaker 1: Was that just sort of an experiment in camp? Will
Speaker 1: Hernandez or did you guys? Actually I don't still practice
Speaker 1: that sort of celebration to this day. I haven't really
Speaker 1: noticed it, to be honest with him. The whole belly shake.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well that's just the point here, because we do
Speaker 5: it every single drive. Really, yes, at the beginning of
Speaker 5: every single drive. We started off by and you know
Speaker 5: we've we've shown it already, but it's a it's a
Speaker 5: one of the East and we both hit each other
Speaker 5: like stomach. We purposely blow it out and we both
Speaker 5: smack each other's stomach and it's just kind of like,
Speaker 5: you know, like I we're ready to roll.
Speaker 1: Well, this is you know what, this is a this
Speaker 1: is exactly what football is all about. Right now, we
Speaker 1: got all these people going, what what do you guys?
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 5: This is?
Speaker 4: You know what, It doesn't surprise me in the least.
Speaker 4: The belly shake is what you do. Well that's ye.
Speaker 1: Look, it's our Big Man edition of the Big Red
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Speaker 1: located on Queen Creek Road between Bryce and Dobson. We've
Speaker 1: learned that Will's pay is mortgage based on fines to
Speaker 1: a Paris Johnson Junior, the six pick overall. Who can
Speaker 1: afford it? Let's be honest on that one right there.
Speaker 1: How has you know? Tell us about Paris real quick?
Speaker 1: I asked him yesterday. I said, when he was meeting
Speaker 1: the media and about to get fined, I said, last
Speaker 1: time you played the Niners week four, now it's week fifteen,
Speaker 1: how much better are you? And he literally went oh,
Speaker 1: like he just reacted viscerally like, oh, I am so
Speaker 1: much better than I was in September. Agree, Paris?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I agree. You know, when Paris first came in,
Speaker 5: obviously he's a study. You know, he got picked. Before
Speaker 5: he got picked, he started playing right away, and he's
Speaker 5: never ever not played up to his potential. But for
Speaker 5: you to say that he got a lot better, that
Speaker 5: is true. He was already good, but he did get
Speaker 5: a lot better.
Speaker 1: And uh, you know what was it? Like?
Speaker 5: What eight weeks, seven weeks and then and you'd be
Speaker 5: surprised how much better he's doing. And not just in
Speaker 5: a physical way or anything, because he's always physical, but
Speaker 5: like in a in a football IQ kind of way,
Speaker 5: he understands things more. He understands why he does the
Speaker 5: things he can already do.
Speaker 1: So do you actually tell him that? Do you compliment
Speaker 1: him or you you know, hey, rook let's go.
Speaker 5: I do, but not too much because we don't want
Speaker 5: to blow his head up, to which you don't want.
Speaker 1: It exactly right. You don't want him all of a
Speaker 1: sudden walking around with his head all of.
Speaker 5: A sudden, he's gonna start appealing fines and you.
Speaker 1: Know we can't have That's right, That's right. Absolutely. As
Speaker 1: a rookie, you know your spot. He does know though
Speaker 1: that the Niners come in with the top rated defense
Speaker 1: in the league, and here he was talking about just
Speaker 1: the challenge that comes with playing San Francisco.
Speaker 8: When you're going against a lot of you know, top
Speaker 8: tier guys. I think it makes you excited, you know,
Speaker 8: I think you naturally take the step in your game
Speaker 8: to play that much better, to do your job, because
Speaker 8: you know this is what you come out of college
Speaker 8: for to play guys like these, and I think the
Speaker 8: good thing about them is that they have the depth.
Speaker 8: Their two's are just like the ones. So I think
Speaker 8: you'res always playing your best game.
Speaker 1: It's funny Wolf. I'll ask Will from time to time
Speaker 1: in the locker room and it'll roll his eyes at
Speaker 1: me and doesn't really sew us say, you know, tell
Speaker 1: us about the big challenge this week. It's like cal VC.
Speaker 1: It's every week it's TJ Watt. Last week it's Aaron Donald,
Speaker 1: the week before it's Miles Garrett, it's Micah Parsons. Now
Speaker 1: you get Nick Bosa and a ton of other guys
Speaker 1: who can play. I mean, it's it literally is all.
Speaker 1: Almost every week you get a marquee talent to go against.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, exactly. Everybody's good in this league. Everybody gets
Speaker 5: paid for a reason. There is no off week or
Speaker 5: you know, I'm going to take it easy this week,
Speaker 5: or all of a sudden, they have a stud this week.
Speaker 5: I know every team has their stud and some are
Speaker 5: better than others, but at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: they're all studs.
Speaker 4: You know what's amazing about this forty nine Ers defense,
Speaker 4: in particular, they really want to get you in third
Speaker 4: and obvious pass situations for obvious reasons, because they have
Speaker 4: a great pass rush.
Speaker 1: But man, they're.
Speaker 4: Front seven, as you well know, Will, these guys are
Speaker 4: as good as it gets in the National Football League.
Speaker 4: Number one in rushing yards per game allowed, number seven
Speaker 4: and rushing yards per play allowed. They've got a very
Speaker 4: aggressive physical box. We talk about Javon Hargrave, Javon Kinlaw.
Speaker 4: You've got Eric Armstead, Nick Bosa, You've got Chase Young.
Speaker 1: You traded for Chase Young.
Speaker 4: And then oh, by the way, Randy Gregory istill throw in.
Speaker 4: Randy Greg's the guy gonna throw him out there. Listen,
Speaker 4: this is Fred Warner. Oh my goodness, it's on tape
Speaker 4: to me as good as it gets. What about you will?
Speaker 4: Because I see you, I see you with a kind
Speaker 4: of a skull on your face.
Speaker 1: Money wolf. He doesn't like this line of questioning as
Speaker 1: I'm talking about these you.
Speaker 5: Know, you know, if we weren't playing them this week,
Speaker 5: I would agree with you maybe a little bit. But
Speaker 5: you're dead wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're dead wrong right now. You're dead wrong. Until
Speaker 1: I got you new question, new topic. On your birthday,
Speaker 1: you got a wake up call. Share with everyone what
Speaker 1: your dad did on your birthday not too long ago,
Speaker 1: earlier this year, because you posted the video, didn't you
Speaker 1: to social media? What exactly happened?
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, yeah, So my pops is here right now
Speaker 5: on for a little bit, uh, staying here in Phoenix
Speaker 5: for a few months because you know, as I mentioned
Speaker 5: earlier about a house last year, I sort of renovated
Speaker 5: it a little bit.
Speaker 1: This year.
Speaker 5: My dad's a contractor, so he's been helping me out
Speaker 5: a lot. And uh, and he's spent staying with me.
Speaker 5: You know, we got a little roommate situation going on.
Speaker 5: And uh yeah, on my birthday he was there. So
Speaker 5: he just you know, he he got these these mariachi
Speaker 5: bands too, uh to come sing from me a little bit,
Speaker 5: you know, we'll wake up happy birthday and uh yeah, so.
Speaker 1: He woke up to a mariachi band. Yes in the house.
Speaker 5: Yes, it was the best alarm I've ever had.
Speaker 1: That is great. That's so cool right there, Thank you, dad,
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. Let me ask you this other big
Speaker 1: man question. Somebody submitted what's more? What benefits a big
Speaker 1: man more? In the line of, you know, in the trenches,
Speaker 1: the all white unis or the all black unis.
Speaker 5: I'm a huge fan of the black. You know, that's
Speaker 5: the big boy friendly color there, okay, And I think
Speaker 5: all my big guys here can agree with that.
Speaker 1: You know, black all the time.
Speaker 4: I like, whe I want it all white, you know,
Speaker 4: I want it all white, ready to get some blood on.
Speaker 1: Goodness.
Speaker 4: And you knew it was common, especially the offensive lineman
Speaker 4: back in the day. Not all of them wore gloves,
Speaker 4: so they'd get their knuckles all foody. They come by
Speaker 4: and they'd.
Speaker 1: Wipe it on me because they knew I wanted it,
Speaker 1: so I had to give it to me, mad I
Speaker 1: did have one old lineman tell me, though, the black
Speaker 1: is more slimming, but in the all white you look faster.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, I would say probably the red would
Speaker 5: take that red too, just like you're just like on
Speaker 5: the road, you know, you see a red car, your
Speaker 5: automatic vision's fast. And then it's partially true because these
Speaker 5: insurance companies they up your rate and they up your
Speaker 5: pricing if you have a red car. So okay, I
Speaker 5: would say, the red Union state down all right.
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