Speaker 1: Sam Darnold Aaron Rodgers, who are two guys who used
Speaker 1: to play for the Jets that are now slated to
Speaker 1: be free agents in just a couple of weeks. We're
Speaker 1: going to talk about where those two might wind up
Speaker 1: and maybe how much money they're going to make. Darnold
Speaker 1: more than Rogers for sure. Meanwhile, guys who are set
Speaker 1: to begin their professional careers at the quarterback position, Shador
Speaker 1: Sanders and Cam Ward. Our guy, Lancerline going to join
Speaker 1: us in a couple of minutes for his mock Draft
Speaker 1: one point zero to tell us where he thinks these
Speaker 1: guys might wind up and coming up in just a bit,
Speaker 1: Eric Armstead, the Jaguars defensive end and the Walter Payton
Speaker 1: NFL Man of the Year, set to join us to
Speaker 1: talk about what he's done off the field and on
Speaker 1: the field, and what he plans to continue to do
Speaker 1: in both places. Welcome inside with the Insiders. Adam Rank
Speaker 1: joining me the Friday pre scouting Combine edition of The Insiders.
Speaker 1: So glad to have you Rank. Like I said, we're
Speaker 1: going to have Lance Zerline in just a couple of
Speaker 1: minutes because as always, we've got a lot to get
Speaker 1: through the news never stops in the NFL, even on
Speaker 1: a Friday in February, and it happened in a few
Speaker 1: places earlier today. A matter of fact, this a short
Speaker 1: while ago, Ian Rappaport and I reported that Eagles pass rush.
Speaker 1: This guy's a young studup. You haven't seen the baldy
Speaker 1: breakdown of Nolan Smith recently. You got to go check
Speaker 1: that out. He's smiling here after the Eagles won the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl, and I don't know how because he had
Speaker 1: torn triceps. He had surgery this week. He's going to
Speaker 1: miss obviously the off season program, but the expectation is
Speaker 1: that he's going to be ready for the start of
Speaker 1: the season. So Nolan Smith impressive at the Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: in the postgame locker room and at the parade, did
Speaker 1: most of it with a torn triceps. So he is,
Speaker 1: as I put in my tweet quote super tough, super
Speaker 1: with a capital S. James Gladstone the new general manager
Speaker 1: of the Jacksonville Jaguars, coming over from the Rams, just
Speaker 1: thirty four years old. He's been a big part of
Speaker 1: the scouting process with the Rams under Lesnied, the general manager. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's close to Joey Gladstone, who is Dave Coolier's character
Speaker 1: on Full House. But that joke has been made plenty
Speaker 1: of times today, so if you final making it again,
Speaker 1: you can cut it out right, all right? That was
Speaker 1: the last one. And Brandon Staley, yes, with the San
Speaker 1: Francisco forty nine ers actor being the head coach of
Speaker 1: the Los Angeles Chargers now the defensive coordinator of the
Speaker 1: New Orleans Saints, says we reported earlier today. That was
Speaker 1: Ian Rappaport's tweet right there, So Staley once again a
Speaker 1: defensive coordinator joining Kellen Moore's staff down there in New Orleans. Okay,
Speaker 1: I mentioned Rogers, Yes, the Jets are moving on from him.
Speaker 1: They have made it clear. Rogers working out in California TMZ.
Speaker 1: He caught up with him and did a deep two
Speaker 1: question interview asking him what do you need to see
Speaker 1: in your next team? Rogers said, one, they need to
Speaker 1: want me and two no, they need to be good.
Speaker 1: That's what Rogers is looking for at this point in
Speaker 1: his career. Obviously, Rank we're talking about potential fits or
Speaker 1: maybe even does Aaron Rodgers play in the NFL this
Speaker 1: upcoming season. I think there are enough chairs left with
Speaker 1: teams needing quarterbacks. That he will what are you seeing
Speaker 1: in Rogers future?
Speaker 2: But is it the right situation? Because a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago, when Rogers went to the New York Jets,
Speaker 2: that was a team that a lot of people felt
Speaker 2: was on the cost of going to possibly the Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: that we're just a quarterback away. So when you're talking
Speaker 2: about these teams that need a quarterback, are they really
Speaker 2: set up to make a run for the Super Bowl?
Speaker 2: I would argue that a lot of them are not.
Speaker 2: And for me, I actually believe that Aaron Rodgers is
Speaker 2: in the perfect position for himself. Number One, He's in
Speaker 2: a spot where he's not going to have to go
Speaker 2: to training camp because we know he does like that.
Speaker 2: He's probably got a trip planned a Mazetlaine or something
Speaker 2: him and him and Vince Mann are going to go
Speaker 2: hang out somewhere, So he doesn't want to go to
Speaker 2: training camp, and he wants somebody to want him. I
Speaker 2: think what's going to happen is he's going to wait
Speaker 2: and he's going to see if there's going to be
Speaker 2: an opportunity with one of these teams. And it's an
Speaker 2: unfortunate business. You're not necessarily rooting for somebody to get injured,
Speaker 2: but there have been instances in the NFL where a
Speaker 2: good team has lost its quarterback. Aaron Rodgers doesn't want
Speaker 2: to go and be a backup somewhere. We can wait
Speaker 2: and possibly get into a situation where he arrives as
Speaker 2: the hero, which again is something that he loves to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there are a few ways for Rodgers to play this.
Speaker 1: To sign somewhere immediately and maybe with a team like
Speaker 1: you said. I know a lot of folks have connected
Speaker 1: them to Tennessee. Is Tennessee all of a sudden gonna
Speaker 1: be a Super Bowl contender? Or to wait it out
Speaker 1: like you said, maybe be the Sam Bradford. Remember that
Speaker 1: one when Teddy Bridgewater went down for the Vikings in
Speaker 1: training camp. All of a sudden they needed a quarterback
Speaker 1: they traded with the Eagles. Aaron Rodgers could be that guy.
Speaker 1: From a free agent standpoint, I like your approach on
Speaker 1: this one, Adam. Let's see if Rogers likes it as well. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: Sam Donald, this one's gonna be a quick one. This
Speaker 1: is going to be the first free agent quarterback Domino
Speaker 1: to fall foreshore. Yes, the Vikings would like to have
Speaker 1: Sam Donald back, but it's going to be at quite
Speaker 1: the number, and they're in the position now where they
Speaker 1: want to be able to capitalize on the rookie quarterback
Speaker 1: contract with JJ McCarthy. You can't do that if you're
Speaker 1: spending forty million dollars per season plus on Sam Donald,
Speaker 1: which is what we expect. So where do you see
Speaker 1: Donald fitting in when it comes to the free agent market.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is going to be a very difficult situation because, again,
Speaker 2: the teams are going to be available to him are
Speaker 2: not close to being competitive in the NFL. Whereas if
Speaker 2: you didn't take as much money and let's say you
Speaker 2: went out there for one more proven year deal with
Speaker 2: the Minnesota Vikings, an opportunity to once again work with koc.
Speaker 2: We do not know where JJ McCarthy is on his rehabilitation.
Speaker 2: He might still be a ways away. So if Sam
Speaker 2: Donald gets another chance to go out there, maybe prove
Speaker 2: the last season and was not a fluke to go
Speaker 2: out there and win fourteen games, perhaps he goes out
Speaker 2: there does it again on a one year prove it deal.
Speaker 2: Then he's got a lot more juice and a lot
Speaker 2: more leverage of the following year. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: he might be looking at this as a situation of like, look,
Speaker 2: my stock has never been higher. I've never been hotter
Speaker 2: than I am right now. Listen, I just starred as
Speaker 2: Hans Solo in the Star Wars franchise. I'm gonna sign
Speaker 2: on to be Indiana Jones, So I wouldn't be upset
Speaker 2: with him if he would go out there and take
Speaker 2: that money.
Speaker 1: The next thing you know, you're playing a guy psychiatrist
Speaker 1: with Parkinson's and shrinking, which is an amazing show if
Speaker 1: you haven't watched that one yet, it's the many facets
Speaker 1: of Harrison Ford that we're seeing. Sam Darnold say, don't
Speaker 1: listen to that man. Capitalize right now, Sam, He's right.
Speaker 1: The last thing he said is correct. Russell Wilson. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: his stock has been higher in the past. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was an interesting season in Pittsburgh, a lot of ups
Speaker 1: and downs. In the middle of the season looked like, Wow,
Speaker 1: this guy's setting him up for himself, up for a
Speaker 1: long term deal. Not quite the case right now, and
Speaker 1: the Steelers looking at him and Justin Field saying, well,
Speaker 1: we'll bring back one or the other, but not both.
Speaker 1: So what do you see from Russell Wilson and the
Speaker 1: only other team he met with last often I believe
Speaker 1: it was the only other team was the Giants. They
Speaker 1: need a quarterback, so potentially they're still in play. What
Speaker 1: do you see for Wilson, Well, I.
Speaker 2: Think there's an opportunity. I think he should take a
Speaker 2: trip to Las Vegas. Maybe he's strolling across the lobby
Speaker 2: of the Wind he sees his ex Pete Carroll. Hey,
Speaker 2: you know what, the sparks fly again. Maybe they go
Speaker 2: to Tao, have a little dinner, then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: next thing, you know, back together. Let's make it happen.
Speaker 2: I would love to see Russell Wilson and Pete Carroll
Speaker 2: back together once again. Listen, Marshawn Lynch was there at
Speaker 2: the introductory press conference for Pete Carroll. I don't think
Speaker 2: it's atlandish to think that Russell Wilson could end up
Speaker 2: being there. It depends on what the Raiders do at
Speaker 2: the quarterback position. I know Lance is going to come
Speaker 2: on here in a couple of minutes and talk about
Speaker 2: whether the Raiders will be drafting a quarterback or not.
Speaker 2: But as a bridge quarterback in Las Vegas, I think
Speaker 2: Russell Wilson makes a lot of spends a lot of sense,
Speaker 2: especially with the milliere he has with Pete Carroll.
Speaker 1: I'm expecting new general manager John Spytech and head coach
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll to throw multiple missiles there at the quarterback
Speaker 1: position to try to land one, basically, whether it's a
Speaker 1: free agency or the draft or trading for one. So
Speaker 1: Russell Wilson is a guy that maybe could fit in
Speaker 1: that formula. We shall see Russell Wilson looking for a
Speaker 1: team that needs help with the quarterback position. Teams with
Speaker 1: that need help with the quarterback position, looking at free
Speaker 1: agents like Russell Wilson, but also toward the draft. Our
Speaker 1: guy Lance Zer lines mock Draft one point zero here
Speaker 1: has the Titans starting the run on quarterbacks right there
Speaker 1: with the number one pick. It's very interesting across the
Speaker 1: mock draft world. Who thinks the Titans go quarterback? Who
Speaker 1: thinks they go position player? Who thinks they trade out?
Speaker 1: Lance is here with us to discuss the whole deal.
Speaker 1: So let's start right there. Number one, Lance cam Ward
Speaker 1: being pretty much the consensus pick for the first quarterback
Speaker 1: off the board. The question is where he goes? You
Speaker 1: think it's to Tennessee at one?
Speaker 3: I think it really could be It really comes down
Speaker 3: to the internal discussions. You know, Mike, how this goes
Speaker 3: late in the process, or really in the middle of
Speaker 3: this process is when you start having the ebbs and
Speaker 3: flows of the discussion about what position you're going, who.
Speaker 4: You like, and a lot of things can change after
Speaker 4: a combine.
Speaker 3: So I'm really interested to see how cam Ward performs
Speaker 3: at the combine. But maybe more importantly, you know the
Speaker 3: buzz from NFL teams about his interviews.
Speaker 4: I've heard that he is going to interview.
Speaker 3: Well, I think his personality is going to play well
Speaker 3: in those in those meeting rooms, and so I think
Speaker 3: there is still a chance that the Tennessee Titans or
Speaker 3: another team could still have a quarterback potentially targeted with
Speaker 3: that first pick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you've got the Raiders at number six
Speaker 1: going with Youador Sanders, with some teams in between, whether
Speaker 1: we'll get to in a second, but your door Sanders
Speaker 1: at six.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So you know, Okay, Look, when you look at
Speaker 3: cam Woard, cam Ward's the.
Speaker 4: Guy that has all the physical attributes.
Speaker 3: He's got the arm, talent, he's got mobility, he's got size.
Speaker 3: When you look at Shador, it's a little different because
Speaker 3: Shador Sanders is intriguing because he is a game manager
Speaker 3: on the next.
Speaker 4: Level, not in college.
Speaker 3: In college, he fancies himself as a playmaker, as every
Speaker 3: quarterback does. But when you look at his strengths and weaknesses,
Speaker 3: he's got poise, He's got great confidence in the pocket.
Speaker 4: I think that just comes from the.
Speaker 3: Bloodlines, frankly, and then when you watch his accuracy, it's
Speaker 3: really really good. And we start talking about poise and
Speaker 3: accuracy and confidence, those are the elements that we really
Speaker 3: like from an intangible standpoint, And that's why I think
Speaker 3: Shador Sanders is going to make for a great game manager.
Speaker 3: I don't use that phrase, you know, in a derogatory sense.
Speaker 3: I think it's really I think it's what most quarterbacks
Speaker 3: should aspire to.
Speaker 4: Not everyone can be Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 3: And Shador Sanders has a chance to be a good
Speaker 3: game manager, which would mean a good starter.
Speaker 1: So we got Browns of two, we got Giants at three,
Speaker 1: we got the Jets. Also in the amongst the teams
Speaker 1: that do need some quarterback help, you've got them going
Speaker 1: non quarterback take us through the thought process in all
Speaker 1: three of those teams.
Speaker 3: So look, I just don't think that the Browns are
Speaker 3: going to do it. I think when you look at
Speaker 3: Andrew Brown, you look at the general manager. He is
Speaker 3: analytics driven. I know they need a quarterback, but you
Speaker 3: don't force an issue unless you love quarterback, and I
Speaker 3: think the Browns just won't love a quarterback enough to
Speaker 3: take a quarterback in that spot. When you look at
Speaker 3: the Giants, you know, I still think the Giants could
Speaker 3: be in play for Matthew Stafford. That's kind of popped
Speaker 3: up here recently. So let's see what the Giants have
Speaker 3: up their sleeves before draft day if nothing happens. And
Speaker 3: of course I think quarterback is potentially on the board
Speaker 3: for them as well.
Speaker 4: And the Jets.
Speaker 5: You know, the.
Speaker 3: Jets could look at quarterback, but I think it's a
Speaker 3: huge reach once you get past your doors Sanders, if
Speaker 3: he's off the board, you're really reaching in the first round.
Speaker 3: And sometimes the quarterback of the future is just not
Speaker 3: in the draft, so you don't force it. You wait
Speaker 3: until you know, you roll the dice and wait until
Speaker 3: the next year. That's all you can do.
Speaker 1: The Giants, the Jets, excuse me, just getting started. So
Speaker 1: they have the luxury the general manager and the head
Speaker 1: coach of time. The Browns and Giants maybe not so much,
Speaker 1: so they may have to think longer and harder about
Speaker 1: the quarterback position. You're also going to see the Browns
Speaker 1: and or the Giants maybe both will do something when
Speaker 1: it comes to free agency or via trade to add
Speaker 1: a quarterback before the draft, which could allow them the
Speaker 1: flexibility to do what you're seeing them doing in your
Speaker 1: mock draft. Okay, overall, in the first round, what's going
Speaker 1: to be the surprise group position group of the first round?
Speaker 3: Well, I think it's going to be defensive line, and
Speaker 3: we can start with the edge. I mean, the defensive ends,
Speaker 3: the edge players, and defensive tackles are going to be
Speaker 3: the stars. And let's look at the edge players right here,
Speaker 3: Abdell Carter, Michael Williams, Mike Green, Nick Skurtin, Schamar Stewart,
Speaker 3: James Pierce. Those are guys in my mock draft. But
Speaker 3: you know, you could have some other guys popping there.
Speaker 3: It depends on what you think of Jalen Walker from Georgia.
Speaker 3: Is he a linebacker?
Speaker 4: Is he an edge player? Doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: It's going to be a loaded edge class from rounds
Speaker 3: one all the way through round four. But I think
Speaker 3: the same thing can be said about defensive tackle. So
Speaker 3: if you're looking for a guy to rush the passer,
Speaker 3: and we know it's a copycat league, everyone wants to
Speaker 3: do what the Eagles have done.
Speaker 4: That means get rush, whether it's on the inside or
Speaker 4: the outside. This is going to be a draft for you.
Speaker 4: May not be a great draft.
Speaker 3: If you need quarterback, but if you need somebody to
Speaker 3: go hunt quarterbacks, I got some guys for you rounds
Speaker 3: one through four, and a lot of the stars are
Speaker 3: going to be in around one, where I think we
Speaker 3: could see eleven to twelve defensive lineman going to first round.
Speaker 1: I should note the Abdel Carter selection to the Cleveland
Speaker 1: Browns at number two could potentially provide them the flexibility
Speaker 1: to trade away Miles Garrett, although they have still indicated
Speaker 1: privately that they don't want to do that and they
Speaker 1: believe that Miles Garrett in the end will return to Cleveland.
Speaker 1: But again, if this should happen this way, perhaps it
Speaker 1: provides that flexibility moving forward. Lanceerline his mock Draft one
Speaker 1: point zero. Go check it out at NFL dot com.
Speaker 1: Dig into all that lanch coming back in a little
Speaker 1: bit here on the Insiders, and this guy will be
Speaker 1: joining the Insiders next. Eric Armstead, the NFL's Walter Peyton
Speaker 1: Man of the Year, is going to talk about that
Speaker 1: what he's doing off the field and what he's doing
Speaker 1: on the field in Jacksonville. That's up next on the Insiders.
Speaker 1: This was the moment Eric Armstead won the most prestigious award,
Speaker 1: hand it out at NFL Owners the NFL pay NFL
Speaker 1: Walter Peyton Man of the Year for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Congratulations to Eric, and I'm going to tell him that
Speaker 1: to his face right now because he's joining us. Eric
Speaker 1: Armstead from the Jacksonville Jaguars joining us right now. Congratulations
Speaker 1: once again on that award. Talk to us about the
Speaker 1: impact that that award has had on you since you
Speaker 1: won it. Their Super Bowl week in NFL Owners.
Speaker 5: Definitely a great experience.
Speaker 6: Really, the whole week was amazing, and being a nominee
Speaker 6: for the past, you know, five years was a great experience.
Speaker 5: But you know, finally winning the award.
Speaker 6: And having a chance to see how prestigious it is,
Speaker 6: and you know, meet so many people and feel the
Speaker 6: support and of love from you know, not only the
Speaker 6: football community, but you know, all the communities that I'm
Speaker 6: connected to in my hometown of Sacramento, Jacksonville in the
Speaker 6: Bay Area, everyone that supports me. But the most amazing
Speaker 6: thing about it, I feel is the opportunity I have
Speaker 6: to use the platform to serve more use and more
Speaker 6: families at an even higher level.
Speaker 5: And it's going to open up doors to be able
Speaker 5: to do that.
Speaker 6: It's going to allow us to reach more people and
Speaker 6: get young people the resources that they need. And that's
Speaker 6: what I'm most excited about, is what I'll be able
Speaker 6: to do with the platform in the future.
Speaker 5: And the doors that will open. So definitely was a.
Speaker 6: Huge honor and I'm very excited to, you know, represent
Speaker 6: so many people who you know, have poured so much
Speaker 6: into me to get me to this point and by
Speaker 6: no means have did anything on my own. And you know,
Speaker 6: we're as an organization, the arm second different project. We're
Speaker 6: very excited to serve serve our families at.
Speaker 5: An even higher levels. So it was it was an
Speaker 5: amazing we.
Speaker 2: Eric, and you know, we had an opportunity to talk
Speaker 2: before the show started here and I really got a
Speaker 2: great sense of you that you appreciate sport, you appreciate history.
Speaker 2: Now Obviously you're not you're not old enough to have
Speaker 2: ever seen Walter Payton play. But what does it mean
Speaker 2: to be a part of that legacy of one of
Speaker 2: the greatest players of all time.
Speaker 6: It's huge didn't get a chance to see Walthor Peyton played.
Speaker 6: You know, of course I've heard about him my whole
Speaker 6: life and heard a lot about what he did on
Speaker 6: the field, But being a part of this award, you know,
Speaker 6: for the last five years, I've had the opportunity to learn.
Speaker 5: More about him as a person.
Speaker 6: And all the things that he's not off the field,
Speaker 6: and how he was such a light in his community
Speaker 6: and you know, had a huge positive impact on everyone
Speaker 6: that was around him.
Speaker 5: And have an opportunity to meet his family.
Speaker 6: You see how special that family is, and you know
Speaker 6: that started with Walter and they're continuing to carry his legacy.
Speaker 6: And now being a part of this fraternity of winners,
Speaker 6: you know we're able to you know, continue that legacy
Speaker 6: and pass the torch and continue to inspire one another
Speaker 6: to do what's really the most important thing that we
Speaker 6: have opportunity to do, which is bless other people and
Speaker 6: use our platform for good. And you know, being a
Speaker 6: part of such an elite group of guys throughout the
Speaker 6: years that have done that is inspiring and inspires.
Speaker 5: Me to do to do more.
Speaker 6: Really, you know, these are guys that I looked up
Speaker 6: to at a young age that I've won this award
Speaker 6: and they inspired me both on and off the field.
Speaker 5: So I'm excited to continue that legacy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you talked about doing more. You know, some might say, oh,
Speaker 1: this is an accomplishment. This is sort of the end
Speaker 1: game of all the work. I can gather that you
Speaker 1: and your wife, doctor Mindy Armstead, are looking at this
Speaker 1: as a springboard for the Armsteed Academic Project to do
Speaker 1: even more. What's in the future for you and your foundation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we have a lot in our future that I'm
Speaker 6: excited about.
Speaker 5: We focus on literacy. I think everyone saw that, you
Speaker 5: know in the video.
Speaker 6: At NFL Honors, literacy is one of our focuses, but
Speaker 6: also we focus on STEM education and.
Speaker 5: Career in college exploration with our youth.
Speaker 6: We do teacher siation events, so we're honoring our teachers
Speaker 6: throughout the year and make sure they're not getting burned
Speaker 6: out and they're getting shown that the respect that they
Speaker 6: deserve as the most important members and they have the
Speaker 6: most important job in our society, so we're honored to
Speaker 6: serve our teachers as well. And we have something coming
Speaker 6: up real big with Sex State University in a few
Speaker 6: weeks that we're going to be very excited to share
Speaker 6: with a lot of people as well.
Speaker 5: So we'll continue to grow.
Speaker 6: Year on end, and you know, like I said, excited
Speaker 6: to continue to impact thousands of thousands of people and
Speaker 6: it just doesn't stop. You know, I was really blessed
Speaker 6: and fortunate to have opportunity to come to Jacksonville, and
Speaker 6: now our reach is kind of nationwide. You know, we're
Speaker 6: serving youth in Jacksonville, we're serving youth and Sacramento where
Speaker 6: I'm from, and continue to serve them in the Bay Area.
Speaker 6: And you know, we have other initiatives that I'm excited
Speaker 6: to that I.
Speaker 5: Think are replicable all over our country and our nation.
Speaker 6: So I'm excited to bring those to the forefront of
Speaker 6: people's minds.
Speaker 2: You know, Eric, I love talking to you, and again
Speaker 2: going back to the conversation that we had before the show,
Speaker 2: you're a big Sacramento guy. You said you're from Sacramento.
Speaker 2: My eyes lit up, you know, because I remember Lakers
Speaker 2: King's rivalry. They ringing the cow bells and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: Great part of sports tradition. Now you're down in Jacksonville.
Speaker 2: Jacksonville also has a great tradition and they go out
Speaker 2: there and the fans just love the chance. And yet
Speaker 2: you guys hired a new coach, and I got to
Speaker 2: be honest with you, Well, let's just take a look
Speaker 2: at uh. Let Liam Cohen introductory press.
Speaker 4: Coming Jacksonville the community, duv.
Speaker 2: I love, I love Liam, but we got to work
Speaker 2: on that. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hey, I've been telling people, you know, we get good,
Speaker 6: we you know, going to run win some playoff games.
Speaker 6: That's going to be the new due ball. So it's
Speaker 6: all it's all funny games right now. But you know,
Speaker 6: we get good and we get things turned around, which
Speaker 6: I feel like we will, especially with the players that
Speaker 6: we have in the building and this new regime. You
Speaker 6: know that that might become something that people start saying
Speaker 6: for real. So but no, it's having an opportunity to
Speaker 6: meet him. You know, he's a he's a young guy
Speaker 6: who you know, I'm sure he just you know, took
Speaker 6: it and rolled with the punch.
Speaker 5: Definitely was you know, hilarious.
Speaker 6: A lot of people had a lot of fun with it,
Speaker 6: but you know, it went viral and that could be
Speaker 6: the new dow Ball.
Speaker 5: You never know.
Speaker 1: Uh, talk to us about your defensive coordinator, Anthony Campanelli.
Speaker 1: I don't know what kind of interactions you've had with
Speaker 1: him so far, Jersey guy, as the resident Jersey got here,
Speaker 1: I've got to make a point of owning that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: Jersey tough, what have you seen so far?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: Every guy from Jersey that I know, and you know
Speaker 6: that they're from Jersey, So that's good. You guys have
Speaker 6: to be where you're from. I'm proud to be where
Speaker 6: I'm from as well. How to how to a couple
Speaker 6: of conversations with them? And you know, I know a
Speaker 6: lot of coaches that coach with him as well, and
Speaker 6: I heard a lot of great things about him, that
Speaker 6: he brings intensity.
Speaker 5: That we need and that fire.
Speaker 6: And you know, I always always believe it starts with
Speaker 6: the human element, you know, with coaches and players of
Speaker 6: us coming together and you know, really liking each other
Speaker 6: and like you know, working together and like you know,
Speaker 6: playing alongside of my other teammates, but also like being
Speaker 6: coached by who is coaching us, and so you know,
Speaker 6: I think those things talked.
Speaker 5: To a whole bunch of other guys had a lot
Speaker 5: of great.
Speaker 6: Things to say about him as well too, So I'm
Speaker 6: really excited to play him, and I know he's going
Speaker 6: to bring that fire that we need.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Eric Armstead continuing to do great work on
Speaker 1: the field and off the field. We're looking forward to
Speaker 1: more of that from you in twenty twenty five. Best
Speaker 1: of luck to you. You've got an open invite to
Speaker 1: join us here on The Insider whenever you'd like. Appreciate man,
Speaker 1: appreciate you guys.
Speaker 5: Thanks Arch, Yeah, I appreciate you.
Speaker 1: The NFL Scouting Combine is almost upon us, the NFL
Speaker 1: Network and NFL Plus. We'll have your coverage February twenty
Speaker 1: seventh to March second, all the drills, all the commentary
Speaker 1: from Rich Eyes and Daniel Jeremiah and our team of
Speaker 1: analysts and reporters. The Insider is going to be there,
Speaker 1: by the way, even before that. We're starting on Monday,
Speaker 1: so tune in for The Insiders Alive from Indianapolis. We'll
Speaker 1: have some visits with head coaches and general managers, as
Speaker 1: well as all the updates on all the latest news
Speaker 1: developing in Indianapolis. We know what happens there. A lot
Speaker 1: of things happen there. Lances are line back with us,
Speaker 1: including players starting to make their name. Basically entrenched in
Speaker 1: the minds of these evaluators as they get closer to
Speaker 1: the draft. What they see on tape is confirmed by
Speaker 1: what happens in the drills and in Indianapolis for a
Speaker 1: lot of guys. So take us through your players. Were
Speaker 1: getting close people. You gotta know who these people are.
Speaker 1: Take us to your players to watch here at the scouting.
Speaker 4: Combine's take you to school with the freak daddies. These
Speaker 4: are the freak daddies.
Speaker 3: And I'm going to start off with one of the
Speaker 3: freakiest guys of the combine is going to be nick
Speaker 3: Emon Worried. Nick Emon Worry from South Carolina, six foot three,
Speaker 3: two d and thirty seven pounds of twisted steel and
Speaker 3: combine appeal. Look for him to jump over forty inches
Speaker 3: in a vertical. He's going to go over eleven feet
Speaker 3: and broad jump. Those two numbers are spectacular. He's expected
Speaker 3: to run in a low four to four range, or
Speaker 3: maybe even into the four threes. At this size. It's
Speaker 3: incredible and I'll tell you something. We saw what happened
Speaker 3: with Kyle Hamilton and the excitement that he's generated in
Speaker 3: the NFL since he was drafted. I think Iman Worry
Speaker 3: could be the same type of build up talent where
Speaker 3: he gets really hot after the combine. He's great on
Speaker 3: the back end. He's a player with great instincts, five
Speaker 3: star wide receiver type ball skills, and it's just a
Speaker 3: matter of him learning to really crank the motor up
Speaker 3: play in and play out. But man, he's got all
Speaker 3: the talent and all the traits you could possibly hope for,
Speaker 3: and the combine is gonna it's gonna be his place
Speaker 3: to shine.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Calton at six y four, I believe. So he
Speaker 1: got a man Worri at six three, although the official
Speaker 1: measurements also a big part of the combine going to
Speaker 1: come through. We're going with a defensive tackle from Michigan,
Speaker 1: but not the one that most people have been talking
Speaker 1: about earlier in the draft. Who you got here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, hey, look, Mason Graham's going to test well, But
Speaker 3: Kenneth Grant's.
Speaker 4: Going to be the star of the combine, I think.
Speaker 3: And when I talk to people over at Michigan, they
Speaker 3: think Kenneth Grant has a chance to potentially have a
Speaker 3: higher ceiling than Mason Graham. And one of the reasons
Speaker 3: is because the freaky traits. This is what the combine's about,
Speaker 3: unleashing the size, the length, the movement skills.
Speaker 4: He ran a sub five forty.
Speaker 3: At three hundred and sixty pounds when he first came
Speaker 3: into Michigan and he has only gotten faster, he's gotten
Speaker 3: in better shape, and he's extremely explosive. Now his best
Speaker 3: football is not at Michigan. It's going to be in
Speaker 3: the future. He's not where he needs to be. But
Speaker 3: the combine is where teams click that projection box and
Speaker 3: they say, all those traits push them up the board.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Love it. So keeping an eye on Grant as well
Speaker 1: as Graham out of Michigan. The two g's out of Michigan.
Speaker 1: I like it. We got multiple positions that we're working here.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the linebacker position.
Speaker 3: Linebacker Jiad Campbell from And it's weird because this is
Speaker 3: a guy from Alabama who when we talk about different positions,
Speaker 3: you like different position groups. I'm not even sure what
Speaker 3: his position's going to be. He's listed as a linebacker,
Speaker 3: but he's going to run in a four to four range.
Speaker 3: That's going to get everyone excited. He's going to jump high,
Speaker 3: he's going to test well. He's going to look great.
Speaker 3: But when you watch him on tape, he's not as
Speaker 3: instinctive and physical as most of the Nick Saban caliber
Speaker 3: linebackers that he recruited were.
Speaker 4: That's not what we see on tape.
Speaker 3: But what I do see when it turns into a
Speaker 3: passing down is a really effective blitzer, a really good
Speaker 3: cover man with great instincts in coverage and great ball skills.
Speaker 3: So what we might see is someone who plays first
Speaker 3: and second down at linebacker, and then on third down
Speaker 3: they either turn them loose off the edge as a rusher,
Speaker 3: you use them on blitzes, or you just sit them
Speaker 3: in coverage and go man a man on some matchup
Speaker 3: tight ends that you don't have reached havoc in the
Speaker 3: league over the last few years. So he's a unique
Speaker 3: piece who's going to be a great tester. You just
Speaker 3: have to figure out where you want to play him.
Speaker 1: All right, we broke down a defensive side of the ball.
Speaker 1: Now let's flip to the offense and the guys that
Speaker 1: maybe are going to keep some of these defenders up
Speaker 1: at night.
Speaker 3: Basically, okay, so Ben shall tooton running back from Virginia Tech.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to figure out why this guy doesn't have
Speaker 3: more buzz. I'm trying to figure out why people aren't
Speaker 3: talking about him. I think you will be after the
Speaker 3: combine when he busts a four three forty and everyone says,
Speaker 3: wait a minute, who's this guy. He's about five foot nine,
Speaker 3: about two hundred and eight to two hundred and ten
Speaker 3: pounds compact. You can see him here. He's got amazing
Speaker 3: track speed. He's a track guy with breakaway speed. Anytime
Speaker 3: you have that, it's exciting in a league. Right now
Speaker 3: that the covete chunk plays, but he's going to jump
Speaker 3: thirty nine to forty inches as well. And then what
Speaker 3: I think you're going to see him do is he's
Speaker 3: going to look good out in the drills as well.
Speaker 3: So now that we have a running back class, so
Speaker 3: a very deep running back class, but it's time to
Speaker 3: start putting Baishall Tuton at maybe not the top of
Speaker 3: the class, but he needs more consideration. He needs more discussion.
Speaker 3: And that's what the combine is about. It's about shining
Speaker 3: a light on guys like this. We're going to be
Speaker 3: starters in the league in the future.
Speaker 1: Yeah, six point three yards per carry for him last
Speaker 1: season with the Hokies. All right, Now to the guys
Speaker 1: clearing the lanes for running backs like Tuton armand Membo.
Speaker 3: Look, I'm the son of an offensive line coach, and
Speaker 3: so I wish my dad had this guy with the
Speaker 3: Steelers or the Arizona Cardinals because this guy goes to work.
Speaker 3: I love our Membo. He's three hundred and thirty pounds
Speaker 3: at the combine and it's good weight. I mean his
Speaker 3: lean mass numbers. When they put him in the Dexas scan.
Speaker 3: These teams are going to freak out when they see
Speaker 3: his lean mass, his true power potential. He plays with
Speaker 3: great hands, excellent technique, fantastic body control.
Speaker 4: I think you're going to see all of this on display.
Speaker 3: He didn't do anything at the Combine because he was
Speaker 3: or rather at the Senior Bowl because he was sick.
Speaker 3: But at the Combine, we're going to see him move.
Speaker 3: We're going to see what he looks like from a
Speaker 3: body control standpoint, and look at not playing football, but
Speaker 3: we can see what he kind of looks like in
Speaker 3: terms of going through some of the important drills. Some
Speaker 3: of them I don't get much out of, but there
Speaker 3: are some that I get a lot out of. And
Speaker 3: I think there's going to be some coaches in general
Speaker 3: managers who see certain things on the field that they've
Speaker 3: already seen on tape and they go, yeah, this is
Speaker 3: our guy. This is a guy who's going to get
Speaker 3: pushed up potentially into the top twelve by the time
Speaker 3: the combine's over.
Speaker 1: Nice offensive lineman b roll around draft season and what's
Speaker 1: what we call when we should show those plays like that?
Speaker 1: You want to see a guy manhandle a few guys.
Speaker 1: You saw it right there with Membo Lanzerline. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be leaning on you for the next couple of months
Speaker 1: here or just outside two months to the start of
Speaker 1: the draft. Here for all the draft information we appreciated,
Speaker 1: and you can get that draft information that even the
Speaker 1: teams are going to be gathering in Indianapolis. Here's the
Speaker 1: breakdown of when you can see these drills for the
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Speaker 1: Brian Dawkins, the former Eagles and Broncos safety. He is
Speaker 1: up next for us with a Black History Month vignette
Speaker 1: that you're not gonna want to miss. He honors a
Speaker 1: trailblazer for Black History Months. Coming up next to the
Speaker 1: Insiders this Black History Month, NFL Hall of Famer Brian
Speaker 1: Dawkins shares how doctor Guyan Blueford made history by becoming
Speaker 1: the first African American to go to space.
Speaker 7: This Black History Monk, the NFL honors the resilience and
Speaker 7: contribution of Black American laborers whose hard work and determination
Speaker 7: have shaped our nation's history and progress. Doctor Guyan Blueford
Speaker 7: was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in nineteen forty two. As
Speaker 7: a kid, he dreamed of being an aerospace engineer. He
Speaker 7: turned that dream into reality when he graduated.
Speaker 4: Penn State in nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 7: He continued to break barriers and made history in nineteen
Speaker 7: eighty three by becoming the first African American astronaut in space.
Speaker 4: Yep kids from Philadelphia.
Speaker 7: In twenty ten, he was inducted into the US Astronauts
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame. So doctor guy On Blueford, we salute you.
Speaker 4: And we thank you for paving the way for others.
Speaker 1: As we continue to celebrate Black History Month. Don't miss
Speaker 1: the debut of Shallow Water, which highlights Queen TAIJ. Williams,
Speaker 1: whose logo design for Super Bowl fifty nine pays tribute
Speaker 1: to New Orleans and the enduring history of its people.
Speaker 1: That's tonight after the Insiders HBCU Legacy we continue today
Speaker 1: in New Orleans with players from historically black colleges and
Speaker 1: universities attending a career fair. The players then getting ready
Speaker 1: for tomorrow's HBCU Legacy Bowl at four pm Eastern on
Speaker 1: NFL Network. Mike y m and Bucky Brooks and Steve
Speaker 1: Weish helping us to get ready for tomorrow's game.
Speaker 8: Well, we're certainly excited for Saturday's game, but the culmination
Speaker 8: of the week is a two day career fair. Over
Speaker 8: one hundred companies have shown up here to New Orleans.
Speaker 8: We got sixty HBCUs just under that total, wouldn't parents. Man,
Speaker 8: I saw some players during the week fully padded, ready
Speaker 8: to go. They were suited and booted today.
Speaker 9: Well, Mike, you know, Bucky and I have been here
Speaker 9: for from the origin to now four years for this
Speaker 9: whole career fair in the game.
Speaker 1: And I think the first year.
Speaker 2: People were very curious, is this a gimmick?
Speaker 1: Is it going to last?
Speaker 9: It has evolved now to a very high caliber of
Speaker 9: student being sent here and to the point where these
Speaker 9: players understand we have to come suited and booted because
Speaker 9: this is a business trip.
Speaker 2: Like you know, look at my gear compared to yours.
Speaker 1: Steven was also a speaker today.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you how many students came up to me saying,
Speaker 8: I know Steve wycheck O, so do I. There is
Speaker 8: a game to be played here. We got two talented quarterbacks,
Speaker 8: actually more than that. But the guys that really stood
Speaker 8: out this week Miles Crowley, Eric Phoenix, who I did
Speaker 8: see in a suit.
Speaker 1: He looked pretty slim. They're going to have their hands
Speaker 1: full against those defenses.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, And the guy that has been the best player
Speaker 10: on the field has been Elijah Williams from Morgan State,
Speaker 10: MIAG Defensive Player of the Year.
Speaker 4: He's been unblockable the entire week.
Speaker 10: But it's not only his ability to stay unblocked, the
Speaker 10: splash plays that he's created. When we talk about this
Speaker 10: and the career for those things just being the ault
Speaker 10: job interview, he certainly has aced a.
Speaker 4: Test as one of the best players in attended.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Bingley, We're hoping that the team can block him
Speaker 9: to keep him off the quarterbacks and we can.
Speaker 5: Get some points.
Speaker 9: But look the player who kicked things off at the
Speaker 9: HBCU combine, Joaquin Davis, the sixty four wide receiver from
Speaker 9: North Carolina Central. He's got all the scouts writing his
Speaker 9: stuff down, going back and checking his film. I want
Speaker 9: to see if he can make plays because he's gonna
Speaker 9: be playing for Team Gay through THEA team going up
Speaker 9: against Team Robinson. Loaded in the secondary Kendall Bowler from
Speaker 9: Florida A and m rob McDaniel, the player who most
Speaker 9: scouts say is most draftable out of Jackson State. Those
Speaker 9: types of players as well as cornerback the All Americans
Speaker 9: James Burgess. Let's see if the guy who wants talking
Speaker 9: about can handle it on the field against those studs.
Speaker 8: At the end of the day, all thirty two teams
Speaker 8: were represented here this week down in New Orleans. We
Speaker 8: want to see some talent out on the football field.
Speaker 8: We will see that on Saturday. You do not want
Speaker 8: to miskickoff. All three of us ready to rock and
Speaker 8: roll with Charles Davis. We got you covered. On NFL
Speaker 8: Network at Flour Eastern.
Speaker 1: Travis Kelcey, much like his brother did a times, taking
Speaker 1: time after the season, after the season to mow his
Speaker 1: future and decide what he is going to do. In
Speaker 1: the meantime, the Chiefs have a decision to make. It
Speaker 1: seems on Travis Kelsey he's got a bonus coming out.
Speaker 1: They can always move that back and give him more
Speaker 1: time to decide. But Adam Rank is here to talk
Speaker 1: about the possibility of cutting Travis kelce I guess this
Speaker 1: is what I'm seeing here in the rundown. It would
Speaker 1: save seventeen point three million million against the cap if
Speaker 1: they cut. I don't think they're going to cut Travis
Speaker 1: kelce But what say you, Adam Rank?
Speaker 2: I can't imagine it. I mean, like the NFL had
Speaker 2: I mean, we saw Aaron Rodgers wearing number eight for
Speaker 2: the Jets. We've seen Jerry Rice wear number nineteen for
Speaker 2: the Denver Broncos. But it wouldn't seem really strange to
Speaker 2: see Travis kelce in any other uniform but that of
Speaker 2: the Kansas City Chiefs. And honestly, how am I going
Speaker 2: to explain it to my nine year old if he's
Speaker 2: not with the team anymore, and she's got to start
Speaker 2: rooting for somebody out They're not going to I don't
Speaker 2: want to have that conversation. I'm not ready for that yet.
Speaker 2: And honestly, like Travis Kelce, I believe doesn't get paid
Speaker 2: for what he does during the regular season. It's what
Speaker 2: he does during the three games in January and February.
Speaker 2: He was a huge part of the Chiefs run to
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. I think that these cop numbers are
Speaker 2: always fun. It's like a buzz speed article. It's something
Speaker 2: for us to get excited about, Like, what is this
Speaker 2: he's gonna get They're going to know. Yeah, they'll extend it,
Speaker 2: they'll find a way. If he plays football next year,
Speaker 2: it's for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 1: You've got your daughter's art behind you. I've got my
Speaker 1: daughter's art behind me. My daughter did draw a picture
Speaker 1: just randomly today of Travis Kelce that I would have
Speaker 1: held up right now, but her grandfather took it home
Speaker 1: with him. Oh, to hang up somewhere. I'm sure to
Speaker 1: make himself look like he's the proud grandfather. When I
Speaker 1: could have put it right here anyway. Yeah, you're talking
Speaker 1: about what it means to the kids, and we don't
Speaker 1: want to have that conversation just yet. So Chiefs, you know,
Speaker 1: don't do anything crazy. Ravens Mark Andrews. Yeah, it didn't
Speaker 1: end well this season for Mark Andrews. The numbers weren't
Speaker 1: the same. Obviously still a key part of what they do.
Speaker 1: I think they're in Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that when you look at the season
Speaker 2: to total on a total basis, like, yeah, they weren't
Speaker 2: the season totals that you expected. But he obviously was
Speaker 2: coming off an injury in the early part of the
Speaker 2: year and everybody remembers Isaiah Likely going out there killing
Speaker 2: it in Week one and be like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: they don't even need Mark Andrews anymore. But then during
Speaker 2: the big stretch of the regular season, Mark Andrews was
Speaker 2: the guy. He was the dude scoring all the touchdowns.
Speaker 2: He's a huge part of this offense, much like Travis Kelsey.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say that he's a Kirkland version
Speaker 2: of Travis Kelcey, but he's just as important to this
Speaker 2: Ravens offense and their success. And again, I think they
Speaker 2: will find a way to make sure that he is
Speaker 2: a member of the Ravens next year. I would find
Speaker 2: it hard to believe or hard to stomach to see
Speaker 2: him playing for anybody else. I'm sure Lamar Jackson feels
Speaker 2: the same way. So again, if Mark Jackson is playing
Speaker 2: football next year, I assume it's going to be for
Speaker 2: the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm with you on these two. Just can't see
Speaker 1: these guys playing anywhere else. If Travis Kelsey does decide
Speaker 1: to play, Mark Andrews is certainly going to continue to play.
Speaker 1: So yeah, in Baltimore makes the most sense. Now, let's
Speaker 1: get to the point where we can go. Now we
Speaker 1: can see the team moving on. Because we talked about
Speaker 1: a cap saving this seventeen point three million, eleven million,
Speaker 1: how about thirty million saved against the cap? If the
Speaker 1: Jets cut DeVante Adams, yeah, he's gone, Like he's not
Speaker 1: gonna be in New York anymore.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be looking for anything. Really, this is perfect
Speaker 2: for him. And honestly, like I still believe that he's
Speaker 2: got a lot of juice left in him. And if
Speaker 2: you're Devonte Adams and you're trying to find a situation
Speaker 2: that works the best for you, where that maybe money
Speaker 2: isn't the biggest factor, your biggest motivation. I look at
Speaker 2: the two teams that were in the NFC Championship Game
Speaker 2: this season. You look at the Lions, you look at
Speaker 2: the Washington Commanders. Both of them could use a player
Speaker 2: like DeVonta Adams, especially Washington. So if I'm the Commanders
Speaker 2: right now, the moment that he's released, I would be
Speaker 2: making a call because I think he could be a
Speaker 2: huge asset. You pair them out there with Terry McLaurin.
Speaker 2: Now you've got something for Jayden Daniels going into year two.
Speaker 2: I think there's gonna be a lot of there's gonna
Speaker 2: be a lot of people looking at Devanta Adams, even
Speaker 2: in a free agent class that could possibly include T Higgins.
Speaker 2: But you got Chris Godwin who will be available, You
Speaker 2: got Stefan Diggs, Amari Cooper. I'm Devanta Adams might be
Speaker 2: the most attractive outside of T Higgins.
Speaker 1: Just check to your computer. Make sure that wasn't the email,
Speaker 1: the news alert that Devanta Adams had just been been cut.
Speaker 1: There was that you that I just heard in my ear.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure it was your computer. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: have some fun here rank with you.
Speaker 4: But what I'm no, I'm joking.
Speaker 1: I heard an email come across as you were talking.
Speaker 1: I was trying to.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, this is a working set, Garafallo. I can't
Speaker 2: help it.
Speaker 1: How many computers you got there. I figure you're like
Speaker 1: a day trader. You got like four of them going.
Speaker 2: I got four, I got I got some soccer algorithms
Speaker 2: going over here. I've got a huge tournament this weekend.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of things going up here in
Speaker 2: the home office.
Speaker 1: Not just all right, well some it's got to be
Speaker 1: the numbers on Joey Bosa, who we thought maybe last
Speaker 1: year we get cut and then he and the Chargers
Speaker 1: beat the clock to renegotiate to keep them there. Twenty
Speaker 1: five point four against the Caps saved if they cut
Speaker 1: Joey Bosa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a situation where obviously he's had a
Speaker 2: long career with the LA Chargers and there's a lot
Speaker 2: of nostalgy there. But Jim Harbaugh, Jim Harbaugh is not
Speaker 2: about that. Jim Harbaugh wants to go out there and
Speaker 2: wain and change the culture of the Los Angeles Chargers.
Speaker 2: Obviously getting to the playoffs this season was a huge step,
Speaker 2: but he wants to go Further, I think there's a
Speaker 2: possibility he does get cut and one of those teams
Speaker 2: that's looking for help defensively, I think Joey Bosa makes
Speaker 2: a lot of sense for them.
Speaker 1: I feel like now it's like when a teacher gets interrupted.
Speaker 1: What couldn't wait? Now, you must share with us what
Speaker 1: the latest email was. What couldn't wait until the end
Speaker 1: of class?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 2: Adam right, what couldn't wait? It's said that we need
Speaker 2: two people for field maintenance for our team, Team Fearless,
Speaker 2: which was named after the Taylor Swift song Fearless, which
Speaker 2: is why Travis Kelsey leave the Chiefs. This is why
Speaker 2: he's got to stay with that team. Okay, so I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of important information going on.
Speaker 1: We asked aj Brown yesterday how long he would take
Speaker 1: off before he started working toward next season. He said, yeah,
Speaker 1: give me a couple of weeks. Lane Johnson, on the
Speaker 1: other hand, that's three p fifteen in the bar right there.
Speaker 1: It feels like a late day for Lane. I guess
Speaker 1: he's working his way back into him. That is a
Speaker 1: deep squat there. You gotta love the process if you
Speaker 1: want to be great, like Lane Johnson elsewhere with the Eagles.
Speaker 1: So this was found by Amy Randabarger, fellow Lesal graduate.
Speaker 1: What's up explorer. This note said, I found this jacket
Speaker 1: at the last Super Bowl. I intentionally left it here,
Speaker 1: So don't return this. I intentionally left it. You hold
Speaker 1: on to it, whoever finds it, and then the next
Speaker 1: Super Bowl parade leave it for the next sort of
Speaker 1: pay it forward thing here from the Eagles. You know,
Speaker 1: his fan base gets a lot of flack, but Rank
Speaker 1: this is pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: No, it is pretty cool. It's one of the things
Speaker 2: that's great about sports is that the common bond with
Speaker 2: everybody under those parades and all that stuff is always
Speaker 2: a lot of fun. So I now growing up going
Speaker 2: to NBA championship parades all the time, having stuff like
Speaker 2: that and having little momentos like that. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: So Paul done Eagles fans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was found on a light post that she thought, well,
Speaker 1: somebody left this behind. It said no, no, no, don't return it.
Speaker 1: Oh keep it, so Amy, take good care of it.
Speaker 1: Ray appreciate you. Tonight Lands theirline as well. Next week,
Speaker 1: starting Monday, Insiders Live at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis
Speaker 1: will be dressed to the Nines join us. Then