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Speaker 2: Welcome in What's Right with Nick wrid Episode one seventy
Speaker 2: three ton to do today. Some quick scheduling notes. We
Speaker 2: are off on Tuesday, not because I'm not working, but
Speaker 2: because I'm actually working double duty on television.
Speaker 3: On Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Thursday, one week from today will be Diorra's last show
Speaker 2: before she goes off to college and I have an
Speaker 2: existential crisis. And then a week from Tuesday we will
Speaker 2: be by Coastal on the What's Right Show because Demanse
Speaker 2: will be back as promised for our football shows. In fact,
Speaker 2: we will see a little sneak peak of Demonse's studio
Speaker 2: in Los Angeles later in today's show, but before we
Speaker 2: even get to any of today's show, and before we
Speaker 2: get to what missed, some very breaking news in the
Speaker 2: last ninety seconds that doesn't seem noteworthy, but it's noteworthy
Speaker 2: to me, and I think it should be noteworthy if
Speaker 2: you're a New York Giants fan or an Arizona Cardinals fan.
Speaker 2: The Arizona Cardinals just traded Isaiah Simmons to kind of
Speaker 2: do it all Swiss army knife. Is he a linebacker
Speaker 2: or a corner or a safety? Former top ten pick
Speaker 2: to the New York Giants for a seventh round pick.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's enough value for Isaiah Simmons, a
Speaker 2: player I like a lot. I also think the Giants
Speaker 2: and Wink Martindale will use him in exotic fun ways.
Speaker 2: And while I don't like the return on that for
Speaker 2: the Cardinals, I do like the fact that they are
Speaker 2: really going all in on bottoming out so they can
Speaker 2: get Caleb Williams. That part is smart. I think you
Speaker 2: could have gotten more for Isaiah Simmons. I like Isaiah
Speaker 2: Simmons now, he hasn't been a great pro. I loved
Speaker 2: him in college. I loved the pick that obviously has
Speaker 2: not worked out for them, a top ten pick being
Speaker 2: traded for a seventh rounder. But that's the breaking news
Speaker 2: that just happened a few minutes ago. Here is what
Speaker 2: missed the cut on today's show. Asia Wilson scores fifty
Speaker 2: three ties, the WNBA record. She is spectacular. That Aces
Speaker 2: team Van Gundy during the NBA playoffs said they could
Speaker 2: go undefeated.
Speaker 3: They didn't go undefeated.
Speaker 2: But they are twenty seven and four and it sure
Speaker 2: looks like an Aces Liberty WNBA final. We've been on
Speaker 2: that collision course all year. Will Levis signs a disgusting
Speaker 2: Mayo sponsorship, and Patrick Beverly once again calls me out
Speaker 2: for something that was actually complimentary. I said on television,
Speaker 2: I thought we'd see another Steph Curry before we see
Speaker 2: another Magic Johnson. Patrick Beverley says, lies are detected. We'll
Speaker 2: see another Steph Curry before we see another Magic Johnson
Speaker 2: for a couple of very obvious reasons. One is Steph
Speaker 2: Curry has inspired a generation of young people to try
Speaker 2: to play like him. Another is it's been thirty years
Speaker 2: since Magic retired. We haven't seen another Magic Johnson. And
Speaker 2: all the people replying to the tweet saying, oh did
Speaker 2: you not see Ben Simmons? Did you go watch some
Speaker 2: Magic Johnson?
Speaker 3: You children?
Speaker 2: And as far as we won't see another Patrick Beverley
Speaker 2: again either, unless you have Satellite Dish to let you
Speaker 2: watch Russian basketball.
Speaker 4: Now to the show.
Speaker 2: So Trey Lance was not at practice yesterday as he
Speaker 2: was demoted to the third string quarterback. And this story,
Speaker 2: to me is so much bigger than whether or not
Speaker 2: Trey Lance is a bust. And this is where I
Speaker 2: want to start today's show, and I want to give
Speaker 2: a bit of a history on Kyle Shanahan and then
Speaker 2: the blow by blow of the San Francisco forty nine
Speaker 2: ers to explain why I personally find this story so unfathomable.
Speaker 2: So Kyle Shanahan, obviously his dad's Mike Shanahan. He comes
Speaker 2: up with the Houston Texans, and those Houston Texans teams
Speaker 2: had a clear ceiling. He was the offensive coordinator in
Speaker 2: two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine, right
Speaker 2: before I got to Houston, and they I had a
Speaker 2: clear ceiling. Why because they had so much trouble getting
Speaker 2: the quarterback position right. They eventually trade for Matt SHAWB
Speaker 2: and under SHAWB, they have some level of success. They're
Speaker 2: not great, but they at least get to a level
Speaker 2: of relevance. Kyle Shanahan then goes to Washington. Washington has
Speaker 2: a clear ceiling, and then they trade all those assets
Speaker 2: to go get Robert Griffin. He has a dynamic rookie season.
Speaker 2: They're a playoff team. They look like a legitimate I
Speaker 2: don't want to say contender, but a legitimate They're like, Wow,
Speaker 2: this is building something special. Robert then shreds his knee
Speaker 2: and they go back to mediocrity there and Kyle Shanahan
Speaker 2: moves on. He's in Cleveland for a year where once
Speaker 2: again the quarterback position is the ceiling on the team.
Speaker 2: And then he gets to Atlanta with Matt Ryan, the
Speaker 2: best quarterback he's ever had the opportunity to work with,
Speaker 2: and the Shanahan system plus a good Matt Ryan's not great,
Speaker 2: but a good quarterback. A good quarterback plus the Shanahan
Speaker 2: system resulted in an MVP and a Super Bowl appearance.
Speaker 2: Now they blew the Super Bowl, but that was where
Speaker 2: Kyle Shanahan finally, for the first time in his career,
Speaker 2: got to taste what his system with a plus quarterback
Speaker 2: could be and its league MVP and a Super Bowl appearance.
Speaker 2: So he then gets the job in San Francisco, their
Speaker 2: quarterback position is an unmitigated disaster, and late in his
Speaker 2: first year they trade for Jimmy Garoppolo and with Jimmy
Speaker 2: Garoppolo they have instant success. Now, the instant success is
Speaker 2: they win a bunch of games at the end of
Speaker 2: his first year. He then unfortunately blows out his knee
Speaker 2: in week two of his second year. But then he's
Speaker 2: healthy and Jimmy Garoppolo, who is the definition of a
Speaker 2: mediocre quarterback, with that Shanahan system, they go to the
Speaker 2: Super Bowl. The next year, Jimmy gets hurt again, they
Speaker 2: have a bad season, and the very next year, after
Speaker 2: Jimmy gets hurt again and they are sitting at number
Speaker 2: twelve in the draft, they then have a decision, and
Speaker 2: the decision is do we want to stay here at
Speaker 2: number twelve and draft a quarterback. Trey Lance could be
Speaker 2: there at twelve, Justin Fields could be there at twelve.
Speaker 2: Mac Jones could be there at twelve and move off
Speaker 2: of Jimmy because of the injuries, or do we think
Speaker 2: we see a special quarterback that can allow Shanahan for
Speaker 2: the first time since Matt Ryan in sixteen, have a
Speaker 2: plus quarterback and see if this team can be a juggernaut.
Speaker 2: They make the decision to trade up because they determine
Speaker 2: Shanahan and Lynch determined that while this system with this roster.
Speaker 3: Can be good with almost.
Speaker 2: Anyone playing quarterback, if we have an excellent quarterback, we
Speaker 2: can be amazing. And they pay a massive premium three
Speaker 2: first round picks move from twelve to three. We then learned,
Speaker 2: obviously they wanted to stand pat with Jimmy at quarterback,
Speaker 2: they could have drafted Michael Parsons there. And if they
Speaker 2: wanted to move off Jimmy at quarterback, they could have
Speaker 2: drafted Mac Jones there. And I'm not talking about at three.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about at twelve. They target Trey Lance. And
Speaker 2: with targeting Trey Lance and his dozen career D two starts,
Speaker 2: they say you're not going to play, You're not gonna
Speaker 2: be our starter your rookie year. But he does get
Speaker 2: some action. He comes in a game his rookie season
Speaker 2: in Week four, plays really well against Seattle. Jimmy had
Speaker 2: gotten hurt. He had one hundred and sixty yards on
Speaker 2: eighteen attempts, two touchdowns, ran the ball well, It's like, okay,
Speaker 2: maybe something's here. He then starts the next week against Arizona,
Speaker 2: plays terribly, so he has one good game in coming
Speaker 2: in and reserved one bad game. Jimmy's then healthy again.
Speaker 2: Trey Lance sits his rookie season for the next ten weeks.
Speaker 2: Then week sixteen, Jimmy is out. Trey Lance starts against Houston,
Speaker 2: albeit an obviously bad Houston team. Trey Lance plays really well,
Speaker 2: a couple touchdowns, two hundred and fifty yards, complete seventy
Speaker 2: percent of his passes, runs the ball for thirty yards,
Speaker 2: and then goes back to the bench obviously because Jimmy's
Speaker 2: healthy again, and they go to the NFC title game.
Speaker 3: And after that.
Speaker 2: First year of seeing Trey Lance, the San Francisco forty
Speaker 2: nine ers, before the offseason even begins say publicly Jimmy
Speaker 2: is done. Trey is our guy. They then try to
Speaker 2: trade Jimmy. They can't. They bring him back on a
Speaker 2: lesser deal as the backup. They also draft Brock Purty
Speaker 2: after passing on him eight different times, with the final
Speaker 2: pick of the seventh round, and Trey Lance plays Week
Speaker 2: one in a torrential downbour in Chicago and plays terribly.
Speaker 2: And then in week two, three plays into the game
Speaker 2: or six plays into the game, breaks his leg and
Speaker 2: can't practice obviously or play the rest of the year.
Speaker 2: And then we get to this offseason and Brock purty understandably,
Speaker 2: they're saying it's his job. Even though they spent all
Speaker 2: that those resources on Trey. Brock was undefeated in games
Speaker 2: he started and finished. They like what they have there,
Speaker 2: They're giving him the job, so be it. That is reasonable.
Speaker 2: And then in camp they bring in Sam Donald, who
Speaker 2: has started around sixty games, has been awful at two
Speaker 2: different stops, has as many touchdowns as interceptions, has a
Speaker 2: bottom three NFL passer ratings since coming into the league.
Speaker 2: And they talk up Sam Donald as the next Steve
Speaker 2: Young something they really said. And yesterday they anoint Sam
Speaker 2: Donald the backup and basically say Trey Lance is done here.
Speaker 2: So before I get to how unpressed in it that is,
Speaker 2: I want everyone to understand the decision flow. The decision
Speaker 2: flow for Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch since Kyle got
Speaker 2: to San Francisco has been we will trade significant assets
Speaker 2: to get a difference maker at the quarterback position. We
Speaker 2: will trade a second round pick and immediately give Jimmy
Speaker 2: Garoppolo and his two career starts the biggest contract in
Speaker 2: NFL history. We will then trade three first round picks
Speaker 2: after making a super Bowl with Jimmy Garoppolo for another
Speaker 2: quarterback we need to have a difference maker at that position.
Speaker 2: We will then throw away with no return that player
Speaker 2: after four career starts, after two full off seasons with
Speaker 2: the team, one off season good enough to be named
Speaker 2: the starter, the other offseason bad enough to be essentially
Speaker 2: off the roster. Throw him away, not for Brock Purdy,
Speaker 2: but for Sam Darnold. And now maybe the answer is
Speaker 2: Trey Lance is simply that bad. That could be the answer.
Speaker 2: What I am trying to tell you is he would
Speaker 2: have to be worse than every first round quarterback drafted
Speaker 2: in the last thirty years for this to be justified.
Speaker 2: Because I went through it, and I'm gonna give it
Speaker 2: to you right now. The biggest busts that we think
Speaker 2: of over the last thirty years in the NFL, and
Speaker 2: how much of a rope they got. Ryan Leaf started
Speaker 2: twenty I'm started eighteen games with the San Diego Chargers.
Speaker 2: Achilles Smith started seventeen games with the Cincinnati Bengals. Tim
Speaker 2: Couch started fifty nine games with the Cleveland Browns. Joey
Speaker 2: Harrington started two full regular seasons and a total.
Speaker 4: Of twelve listen, what is that?
Speaker 2: Fifty five games with the Detroit Lions. Patrick Ramsey remember him?
Speaker 3: He started?
Speaker 2: He was a late first round pick. Twenty four starts
Speaker 2: with Washington.
Speaker 4: J P.
Speaker 2: Lossman, a late first round pick. Thirty three starts with Buffalo.
Speaker 2: Jason Campbell, a mid first round pick. Fifty two starts
Speaker 2: with Washington. Matt Liner, a mid first round pick. Seventeen
Speaker 2: starts with Arizona. Brady Quinn, a late first round pick.
Speaker 2: Twelve starts with Cleveland. Tim Tebow a late first round pick.
Speaker 2: Fourteen starts with Denver. Jake Locker, an early first round
Speaker 2: pick twenty three, starts with Tennessee. Blaine Gabbert, an early
Speaker 2: first round pick. Twenty seven starts with Jacksonville. Christian Ponder
Speaker 2: thirty six starts with Minnesota. E j Manuel seventeen starts
Speaker 2: with Buffalo. Johnny Manzelle eight starts with Cleveland.
Speaker 3: Josh Rosen.
Speaker 2: Sixteen star I'm sorry thirteen starts with Arizona, Zach Wilson
Speaker 2: twenty two starts with the Jets.
Speaker 4: There is.
Speaker 2: One guy since Jim Drunken Miller who has gotten as
Speaker 2: short of a leash as Trey Lance. Paxton Lynch in Denver,
Speaker 2: who was a late first round pick, got four starts,
Speaker 2: was awful across the board, with nothing redeeming from any
Speaker 2: of them. Trey Lance was third pick of the draft.
Speaker 2: So I am not saying that he has to start over,
Speaker 2: uh brock perty. What I am saying unequivocally is this,
Speaker 2: if you draft trade up to draft a D two
Speaker 2: player who did not even play his last year of
Speaker 2: college football, see enough from him in your building as
Speaker 2: a rookie to get rid of want try to get
Speaker 2: rid of Jimmy Garoppolo and anoint him your starter. He
Speaker 2: then plays a game and less than a quarter and
Speaker 2: breaks his leg, and now you're ready to cut bait entirely.
Speaker 2: You don't know what you're doing. Your quarterback evaluation process
Speaker 2: is irrevocably broken. And the idea that you now have
Speaker 2: simply discovered gold and Brock Birdie, maybe you did, But
Speaker 2: as I said on television yesterday, if you drive your
Speaker 2: car a one hundred miles an hour off a cliff,
Speaker 2: survive the crash and land next to buried treasure, and
Speaker 2: become wildly wealthy. You don't get credit for that. You're
Speaker 2: not a genius for that. It was an idiotic, indefensible
Speaker 2: process that you ended up somehow lucking out on. And
Speaker 2: I do not think mister irrelevant coming off. Tommy John
Speaker 2: Surgery is going to be the player that the Niners
Speaker 2: think he can be. And I know Sam Darnald is
Speaker 2: not anyone savior. And if you two years ago loved
Speaker 2: Trey Lance enough to trade up for him, and one
Speaker 2: year ago loved him enough to name him your starter,
Speaker 2: and today think he's worse than Sam Darnald, then you
Speaker 2: don't know what you're doing. Moving on, Chris Jones hold
Speaker 2: out might last until week eight. I went on television
Speaker 2: and said, this is great news. Everyone made fun of me.
Speaker 2: I stand by it. As long as Chris Jones is
Speaker 2: going to be back, the Chiefs are fine. As it happens,
Speaker 2: all of the Chief's hardest games, except for the visit
Speaker 2: to Royalty playing the Prince in week two, are after
Speaker 2: week seven. All three of their divisional road games are
Speaker 2: after week seven. The Bills game the Bengals game, the
Speaker 2: Eagles game, the Dolphins game. Those are all after Week seven,
Speaker 2: so the Chiefs will be fine. Also, I think Chris
Speaker 2: Jones will be there for Week one. I think he'll
Speaker 2: get a new contract the Chiefs want to. This is
Speaker 2: not a situation where the Chiefs don't want to pay him.
Speaker 2: They've said they want to pay him. So it'd be
Speaker 2: one thing that the Chiefs were like, listen, you're under contract,
Speaker 2: you got to play for us. They want to pay him.
Speaker 2: And once he missed the first day of training camp,
Speaker 2: it was almost a fourgone conclusion he was going to
Speaker 2: miss all of the days of training camp. Now would
Speaker 2: I like him in camp, Sure, but I'm sure the
Speaker 2: Niners would like Nick boson camp. Everyone expects Bosa to
Speaker 2: be on the Niners this year and Chris Jones to
Speaker 2: be on the Chiefs. Now, does this impact their relationship
Speaker 2: with Chris Jones?
Speaker 4: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Does this impact their ability to keep him long term? Possibly,
Speaker 2: But the fact that Chris Jones has shown up to
Speaker 2: I think it was the spis with the Chiefs. The
Speaker 2: fact that he said he wants to win Defensive Player
Speaker 2: of the Year, the fact that he is saying the
Speaker 2: longest he would hold out is two months. I don't
Speaker 2: think it's bad news for the Chiefs at all, and
Speaker 2: I think they can weather those first seven games. Next
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers and Hard Knocks, Randall Cobb was telling the
Speaker 2: receivers that if Rogers doesn't trust you, you won't throw you
Speaker 2: the ball. Then Corey Davis retired. What does this mean
Speaker 2: for the Packers. I'm sorry for the Jets. The producers
Speaker 2: are asking, well, here's the thing, on.
Speaker 3: Only throwing the receivers he trusts.
Speaker 2: I understand that can work when you have Davante, when
Speaker 2: you have a younger Randall Cobb, when you have Jordan Nelson,
Speaker 2: when you have Greg Jennings, when you have totally new team,
Speaker 2: totally new teammates, young receivers. I don't know that that
Speaker 2: is the definite right approach, but that is what it is.
Speaker 2: My bigger takeaway there from that Hard Knocks clip was
Speaker 2: not the he won't throw it to you if he
Speaker 2: doesn't trust you. It was actually the it was Aaron
Speaker 2: doesn't like throwing interceptions, and that sounds like an obvious
Speaker 2: good thing. I would argue Aaron's allergy to interceptions has
Speaker 2: actually been a slight detriment I think that there are
Speaker 2: times where and interception. There are times where interception literally
Speaker 2: is the worst thing quarterback can do in the red
Speaker 2: zone or you know, on first and ten, things like that.
Speaker 2: There are also times where the risk is worth the
Speaker 2: reward for what a big play can do for your team.
Speaker 2: And I do think it is noteworthy that we have
Speaker 2: talked for years about how the most dangerous play in
Speaker 2: the NFL is the Aaron Rodgers free play, because that's
Speaker 2: when he does and now a lot of quarterbacks do this,
Speaker 2: but follow me here. You get a team to jump
Speaker 2: off sides, so even if you throw a pick, even
Speaker 2: if the play goes terribly, he just gets wiped away
Speaker 2: and he takes a chance. Obviously, Aaron throughout his career
Speaker 2: has had a great deep ball, has been able to
Speaker 2: make every throw.
Speaker 3: And I do think maybe a few.
Speaker 2: More risks, a few more chances could be good because
Speaker 2: you are going to get some more big plays that
Speaker 2: particularly we're lacking for the Packers last year, and the
Speaker 2: Jets obviously been lacking their entire their entire run. I
Speaker 2: think it is noteworthy, and again I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: take a shot at Aaron here that I mean, he
Speaker 2: has the lowest interception rate I think in NFL history.
Speaker 2: Peyton Manning played seventeen years in the NFL. He had
Speaker 2: double digit interceptions sixteen of them, and the one year
Speaker 2: he didn't he had nine. Patrick Mahomes has played five
Speaker 2: years in the NFL. He's thrown double digit interceptions three
Speaker 2: of those five. Tom Brady played twenty one years as
Speaker 2: a starting quarterback. He had double digit interceptions one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
Speaker 2: nine twelve times of his twenty one years. Those are
Speaker 2: the three greatest quarterbacks ever, Brady, Montana and Mahomes. I'm
Speaker 2: sorry Brady Manning and Mahomes Montana. If I were to
Speaker 2: look now, that is a different era. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: it's totally fair, but I'll look at it. Montana had
Speaker 2: double digit interceptions in.
Speaker 3: Nine of his fifteen years.
Speaker 2: Aaron it's been three years in his career, his first
Speaker 2: year as a starter, the year they won the Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: and last year. And so I think that the allergy
Speaker 2: to throwing picks can be good if you're getting on
Speaker 2: the Josh Allen reckless scale. For Aaron this year, I
Speaker 2: think a few more picks than his normal might not
Speaker 2: be a bad thing. All right next. Steph said Luca
Speaker 2: was up next. The producers say, how can Luca be
Speaker 2: next if he can't even make the playoffs? All right,
Speaker 2: this is where Lebron has spoiled all of you. It's
Speaker 2: it's relatively normal for great, great players at some point
Speaker 2: in their career to miss the playoffs. Kobe missed the
Speaker 2: playoffs and the debt smack dab of his prime. Steph
Speaker 2: missed the playoffs the two years prior to them winning
Speaker 2: the most recent title. One year he was out most
Speaker 2: of the year, fine the other year he was playing,
Speaker 2: he missed the playoffs. Kg missed the playoffs in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Duncan never missed the playoffs. Obviously, it's part of his greatness.
Speaker 2: Magic never missed the playoffs. It's part of his greatness.
Speaker 2: Lebron never missed the playoffs up until the latter stage. Well,
Speaker 2: that's not true. Lebron missed the playoffs the first two
Speaker 2: years of his career when he's very young, and then
Speaker 2: with the Lakers. But during the entire run of prime,
Speaker 2: Lebron never missed the playoffs. Luca missing the playoffs one
Speaker 2: year does not disqualify him from being up next. Now,
Speaker 2: I guess the reason Steph is saying Luca is up
Speaker 2: next is because Jannis and Joker he's saying, are right now,
Speaker 2: and Luca does have some up next competition. But let's
Speaker 2: not forget please, that were a year removed, Luca dragging
Speaker 2: a team that didn't have another top sixty player in
Speaker 2: the league to the Western Conference finals. And last year,
Speaker 2: for as much as we want to put on my
Speaker 2: large adult Slovenian sons head, last year, Luca did average
Speaker 2: thirty two nine to eight and was first team All NBA.
Speaker 2: One of the craziest stats, by the way, in the
Speaker 2: NBA is that Luka Doncic has as many first Team
Speaker 2: All NBA appearances as Steph Curry. Luca's been first Team
Speaker 2: All NBA four times. Steph's been first Team All NBA
Speaker 2: four times. It seems impossible to be true, but you
Speaker 2: can look it up. I promise you it's true. He
Speaker 2: has four He's played in the league five years. He's
Speaker 2: been first Team All NBA four of those five. All right,
Speaker 2: last one, this sucks show might have to have his
Speaker 2: second Tommy John surgery. Everybody is talking about what this
Speaker 2: means for his contract and that obviously, I mean, this
Speaker 2: could be I don't know who said it, but someone
Speaker 2: tweeted his most expensive elbow injury ever. It also is
Speaker 2: just devastating for baseball fans. It's devastating for show Hey.
Speaker 2: This would be his second Tommy John surgery had another
Speaker 2: one five years ago. The producers asked, sayes this mean
Speaker 2: it's impossible to do what he's trying to do. Here's
Speaker 2: the thing. I don't know enough about UCL injuries, but
Speaker 2: I don't think, maybe I'm wrong, that him doing double
Speaker 2: duty has anything to do with this. I don't think
Speaker 2: the fact that he bats when he's not pitching led
Speaker 2: to the elbow injury. I do think that there is
Speaker 2: obviously an epidemic amongst throwing arm injuries in the modern
Speaker 2: baseball player. My pal Jeff Passen wrote a whole book
Speaker 2: about it. No one has figured it out, but I
Speaker 2: give show Hey credit man for I mean, this was
Speaker 2: the ultimate bet on himself deal. But this is the
Speaker 2: downside to it. I mean, this could be they were
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 4: Him getting.
Speaker 2: Twelve years, eight hundred million dollars and the Angels obviously
Speaker 2: are just cursed. It would appear and for show Hey,
Speaker 2: this is absolutely brutal, and I do wonder if this
Speaker 2: means he just won't pitch anymore, if you'll just be
Speaker 2: a hitter, and he's one of the three or four
Speaker 2: best hitters in the sport anyway, some would argue he's
Speaker 2: the best. I'm not sure what this means for him.
Speaker 2: This is not my area of expertise. I know for
Speaker 2: sports fans, Shoe Otani was absolutely mussy and this sucks
Speaker 2: for them and sucks for him. It's a bad, bad name,
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Speaker 2: Welcome back in episode one seventy three and again in
Speaker 2: about ten what would it be twelve days, We will
Speaker 2: be back to how this show originated with me and
Speaker 2: Demonse side by side talking full all. They have been working,
Speaker 2: i mean night and day, building out a custom studio
Speaker 2: on the other side of the country to match the
Speaker 2: studio we have here at Trentage in Harlem in southern California,
Speaker 2: on the beach where Demanse's living, just living the life,
Speaker 2: and we are ready for a sneak preview of it.
Speaker 2: Let's see Demonse from the West coast and it's like
Speaker 2: eight in the morning out there, but he's a he's
Speaker 2: a morning an early bird these days. Oh looking great,
Speaker 2: how are you? I'm a great man, Demonse. For people
Speaker 2: that don't know, this is his side gig. Demonse actually
Speaker 2: has two side gigs. One is this. Can we say
Speaker 2: what the other side gig is or do you want
Speaker 2: to keep that under wraps? That's up to you.
Speaker 6: Right now.
Speaker 2: That's fair, That's what I thought, so that the so
Speaker 2: is another. He has a couple side gigs. He also
Speaker 2: has a full.
Speaker 3: Time job he's doing.
Speaker 2: He's a lot of stuff for FS one and for
Speaker 2: Fox in the production and research and all these things department.
Speaker 2: He was actually telling me a story about work the
Speaker 2: other day, about some of the work he was doing
Speaker 2: and what then the channels it goes to after And
Speaker 2: I was listening and I was interested, and then I
Speaker 2: also realized, I have no idea how television shows get made.
Speaker 2: Everything you were describing to me, you were like.
Speaker 4: This happened, and that happened.
Speaker 3: I was like, I honestly.
Speaker 4: Don't know what you do.
Speaker 2: I know you're like, you're like, oh, I'm doing some
Speaker 2: stuff with tape. I don't really know what that is.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it means, but you're doing great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that talent life is different, man. You know, you
Speaker 6: know a lot of stuff that goes online the scenes.
Speaker 3: So I have no clue.
Speaker 2: I just show up looking great, amazing opinions and all
Speaker 2: these things show up on the screen and.
Speaker 3: It's all you guys doing it.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: So, as a and this is a sneak preview also
Speaker 2: a bit of a test, we're gonna see how the
Speaker 2: audio sounds, making sure everything works. It sounds a little
Speaker 2: echoee in my ear.
Speaker 4: I hope it.
Speaker 2: Doesn't for the actual audience, but that's not the Well,
Speaker 2: this is why we're doing it here. But in honor
Speaker 2: of Demonse being back, we're gonna do one topic together.
Speaker 2: And I had all of the things that we could
Speaker 2: choose from, and I was like, well, the US Open does.
Speaker 3: Start here in New York pretty soon.
Speaker 2: But Demonse does not like the tennis corner, and in fact,
Speaker 2: the only thing I think he likes less than the
Speaker 2: tennis corner is the golf corner. So with that said, Demonse,
Speaker 2: I think we're talking golfers and gamblers.
Speaker 3: Go right ahead some.
Speaker 6: Time for a little special edition of Nick Makes It Right.
Speaker 6: So John Rahm and Max Holmes said, spectators talking or
Speaker 6: talking about gambling has become rampant on the tour, and
Speaker 6: a gambler recently interfered with a pro am golfer because
Speaker 6: of a bet. Uh, it's toime for Dick makes it Right.
Speaker 6: Is this a serious issue or should these pro athletes
Speaker 6: stop complaining?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I think it's a I mean, I don't know if
Speaker 2: I would call it a serious issue, but I don't mind.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're complaining. I think that there are.
Speaker 2: I think the if there is, and this is gonna
Speaker 2: be really hard for golf and tennis. Your two favorites
Speaker 2: demons in particular, which is there is an expected and
Speaker 2: understood decorum about noise during play. So like, if I
Speaker 2: have a bet on Steph Kerr is six step out
Speaker 2: of it on under twenty four and a half points
Speaker 2: for Anthony Edwards, and he's at the free throw line
Speaker 2: with a minute left, and I yell because I want
Speaker 2: him to miss. He's used to that. People are always yelling,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean. That's not going to have
Speaker 2: a tangible impact golfers and tennis players. You're silent while
Speaker 2: they're actually playing. And that with a guy did shank
Speaker 2: it in in the pro am Steph Curry won, a
Speaker 2: guy shanked it on eighteen and the guy who yelled
Speaker 2: had a bet against him. So I do think this
Speaker 2: could actually be a problem in that guy's going out
Speaker 2: there and trying to directly impact. Uh. You know, they're wagers,
Speaker 2: and I know people have been gambling forever, but people
Speaker 2: weren't gambling as regularly, and they certainly weren't gambling on
Speaker 2: what I would call Nietzsch events is regularly Like golf,
Speaker 2: people were always gambling on football and basketball.
Speaker 3: So go ahead, your take.
Speaker 6: You got to call the hotline if you're out here
Speaker 6: betting golf. In my opinion, I say that the golfers
Speaker 6: should just do better under pressure. In my opinion, you
Speaker 6: want just go ahead, go ahead, but one guy screams
Speaker 6: and and you shank it. Hey, dude, be better. I mean,
Speaker 6: you're you're a pro am golf off for a reason.
Speaker 6: But you know, I get things have always gone a
Speaker 6: certain way. But uh, I don't know, man.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're gonna change it with golf. I
Speaker 2: think golf and tennis it's still gonna be silent.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: At tennis, they'll just replay the point. There's a you
Speaker 2: gotta look it up. There's an unbelievable video from about
Speaker 2: a week and a half ago of a tennis match
Speaker 2: and mid point, the person in charge of the end
Speaker 2: stadium music all of a sudden turns on Cotton Eye Joe,
Speaker 2: Where did.
Speaker 3: You come from? Where did you go? That song it is?
Speaker 2: And both both players just stopped immediately, like we can't
Speaker 2: be expected to play under these circumstances, and the umpire
Speaker 2: was like replay the point, like everyone understood, like we're
Speaker 2: not playing with Cotton Eye Joe in the background.
Speaker 6: So that's the that's a different scenario. In my opinion,
Speaker 6: it's a lot different.
Speaker 2: One guy screen, different scenario, one guy streaming versus the thing.
Speaker 4: But I'm golf.
Speaker 2: I do think that they this could be a significant issue.
Speaker 2: And I do think golf is going to have to
Speaker 2: determine whether or not you are going to get a
Speaker 2: do over if someone yells in your backswing, because it absolutely.
Speaker 3: Impacts these guys.
Speaker 2: And while it always was possible, but back when Tiger
Speaker 2: was apex Tiger, people always wanted to be the first
Speaker 2: one to yell get in the hole, like make it
Speaker 2: on a drive or.
Speaker 3: Something like that.
Speaker 2: And occasionally someone would jump the gun a bit and
Speaker 2: Tiger would get furious because he'd flinch a bit in
Speaker 2: his swing and he'd shank it. And so but that
Speaker 2: you really didn't have to worry about it because it
Speaker 2: was just a one off thing. If people are all
Speaker 2: of a sudden gambling at these events and have a chance, like,
Speaker 2: who cares if I get thrown out, if it means
Speaker 2: I win my bet, if I can force you, I
Speaker 2: think it's a real thing.
Speaker 6: I know you just got a question, So I know
Speaker 6: Steph did a lot of golfing stuff over the summer.
Speaker 6: Was was that a silent golfing event? Or is Steph
Speaker 6: Curry like the best golfer ever? No?
Speaker 2: So that, well, Steph is great this event where this happened,
Speaker 2: Steph won it. Steph is a could be a pro golfer.
Speaker 2: It's you are allowed to make noise after the swing,
Speaker 2: and people just not at once they've approached the ball
Speaker 2: and are doing their practice swing and the actual swing.
Speaker 3: And that's why I was saying.
Speaker 2: What happened to Tiger is people wanted to make noise
Speaker 2: the moment he hit it, and.
Speaker 3: Sometimes people would jump the gun.
Speaker 2: That what happened to this guy was as soon as
Speaker 2: he was about to hit it, someone intentionally yelled to
Speaker 2: shock him, and he shanked it and lost the tournament.
Speaker 2: All right, listen, you have to get to your actual job.
Speaker 2: This is great golf discussion. I can't wait. You better,
Speaker 2: by the way, you better be ready. In twelve days,
Speaker 2: we'll be will be at I think the semi finals
Speaker 2: of the US Open. Oh boy, Alcarez an adult, Alcarez, Djokovic,
Speaker 2: Oh man, I'm going to it. You're your play. Uncle
Speaker 2: karm is staying with me. He's coming to New York
Speaker 2: so we can go to the US Open together. He's
Speaker 2: staying in your room.
Speaker 6: Huge, Huge, that's awesome, man, til karm I said, what's up.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be unfortunate that I'm missing that great match.
Speaker 6: I am in a golf league at work. I've yet
Speaker 6: to play my first game, but I'm supposed to be
Speaker 6: playing it here pretty soon. We just got to reserve
Speaker 6: a first Yeah. Uh no, we're just I might go
Speaker 6: to top Golf this weekend, and you know, go to time.
Speaker 2: I think you'd love top golf, first of all, and
Speaker 2: second of all, frustrated, I think you'll naturally be pretty good.
Speaker 4: You have really the.
Speaker 2: HANDI coordination, You're tall and strong. I just I think
Speaker 2: you're naturally going to pick up on it pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: Uh And I think you'll be a pretty good golfer.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, get to work. There's demons. He's back
Speaker 2: in twelve days. We now play, thank you. We now
Speaker 2: play a new game called the Deciding Factor, where I'm
Speaker 2: going to make a case four against a teamer player
Speaker 2: and what their X factor is. The Miami Dolphins. Miami
Speaker 2: made it the playoffs last year despite injuries at quarterback.
Speaker 2: Will they be able to take the next step this year?
Speaker 4: Why why not?
Speaker 2: And what's their X factor? This one's very very simple.
Speaker 2: Why they could is Vic fangio on is the defensive
Speaker 2: coordinator and Tua stays healthy. Why they wouldn't is if
Speaker 2: Tua gets banged up again and the X factor is
Speaker 2: twas health. That's very simple. I mean, the Dolphins are
Speaker 2: not a difficult team to handicap. It's whether or not
Speaker 2: Tua can play sixteen to seventeen games, or hell call
Speaker 2: it if you could play fourteen games McDaniels, I think
Speaker 2: an excellent offensive mind. We know how many weapons they
Speaker 2: have on offense. I know Jalen Ramsey's out now for
Speaker 2: them defensively, but that defense still got better. And Vic
Speaker 2: Fangio's great. If two is healthy, they win that division.
Speaker 2: And I don't think two is great, but I don't
Speaker 2: think he has to be great. If he's healthy, they
Speaker 2: win that division, all right. Next, Trevor Lawrence to win
Speaker 2: MVPs plus fifteen hundred?
Speaker 4: Will he win it? Why? Why not?
Speaker 3: And what is the X factor?
Speaker 2: Why he would win it? Is because they're gonna win
Speaker 2: thirteen games and he's gonna be awesome and they're gonna
Speaker 2: have a gaudy record. Why he wouldn't win it is
Speaker 2: if that defense is just too bad for them to
Speaker 2: win thirteen games. If the defense that they've piled so
Speaker 2: many top picks.
Speaker 3: Into is.
Speaker 2: It doesn't come around where they you know, they win
Speaker 2: ten games and he can't win MVP. The X factor
Speaker 2: is twenty and up is if the Chiefs go undefeated,
Speaker 2: Mahomes is winning MVP, and the Chiefs might go undefeated.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: The Lions, the Lions or this year's Turney pick to
Speaker 2: make some noise in the NFC. Will they why?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 3: And what's their X factor?
Speaker 4: Why they would is the week.
Speaker 3: NFC and.
Speaker 2: The Lions young players.
Speaker 3: I want to make.
Speaker 2: Sure I explain this the way I mean to explain it.
Speaker 2: They drafted non premium positions, but the best or the
Speaker 2: second best guy at every position. So they might get
Speaker 2: like inside linebacker, running back, safety, they might get instant
Speaker 2: impact from the rookie Clay. Why they wouldn't, No, no, no,
Speaker 2: that's not the why not.
Speaker 4: That was the why they would.
Speaker 2: Why they wouldn't is Jared Goff goes back to being
Speaker 2: the Jared Goff that we had seen throughout most of
Speaker 2: his career prior to last year. The X factor is
Speaker 2: the offensive line, because when Golf is protected, he's good,
Speaker 2: but the moment he's pressured, he turns into a pumpkin.
Speaker 2: They need great offensive line play more than just about
Speaker 2: any team in the league. All right, next Baltimore. The
Speaker 2: Ravens seem to have suddenly uncertainty this offseason.
Speaker 4: Given Lamar everything he wanted.
Speaker 2: New weapons, all that money, will Lamar look like an
Speaker 2: MVP again?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: Why not? What's their X factor?
Speaker 2: Why he would is Todd Munkin and the new weapons,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, he's in a pro style
Speaker 2: offense like he was at Louisville.
Speaker 4: Where he crushed. That's why he would.
Speaker 2: Why he wouldn't is instead of getting better as a passer,
Speaker 2: he's maybe regressing as a passer and he keeps missing
Speaker 2: some of those easy layups. The X factor is how
Speaker 2: good are the receivers really? Odell a year off another
Speaker 2: knee injury, a rookie, and Zay Flowers. Will Bateman ever
Speaker 2: take the leap? You know how we spent a lot
Speaker 2: of resources on the receivers, But how good are they really?
Speaker 2: All Right, we'll go to the Rams now, The Rams
Speaker 2: super Bowl two years ago. Everyone's written them off. Could
Speaker 2: the Rams be due for a bounce back season?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It's Rams bouncing back seems impossible.
Speaker 3: I I can't.
Speaker 2: There's no way. Why why not? This one will be
Speaker 2: very simple? Why there is no reason?
Speaker 4: Why? Why not?
Speaker 2: Because of all because of the roster, and the X
Speaker 2: factor is whether or not they are bad enough early
Speaker 2: to turn the ship in the other direction and tank
Speaker 2: for Caleb. Nothing would be smarter for the Los Angeles
Speaker 2: Rams then to find a way to throw the games
Speaker 2: against the Arizona Cardinals who are trying to tank for
Speaker 2: Caleb themselves. All right, next, Baker Mayfield won the starting
Speaker 2: job in Tampa. I'm still Baker's largest shareholder. Could the
Speaker 2: Bucks have some run left?
Speaker 4: Why? Why not?
Speaker 3: What's their X factor?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: The division?
Speaker 2: And some of their top flight talent.
Speaker 3: Good tackles or good.
Speaker 2: Tackle I should say, good wide receivers, a couple impact
Speaker 2: defensive players.
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: The coach quarterback combo the Bulls Baker Combo. You know,
Speaker 2: as much as I want to believe in Baker, you
Speaker 2: know it's not exactly a proven coach quarterback combo. The
Speaker 2: X factor is does anyone else in the division and
Speaker 2: take a leap the Saints or the Falcons. I don't
Speaker 2: think the Panthers can with Bryce Young, certainly not this year.
Speaker 2: The Falcons could be good Man like good Ish. Bijon
Speaker 2: is awesome, and the Saints are in or perpetually and
Speaker 2: win now mode even if their ceiling is ten wins
Speaker 2: and losing in round one. All right, last, I'm set
Speaker 2: to face off against Phil helm Youth and others in
Speaker 2: a big poker game next week.
Speaker 4: How will I do?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 4: You know? What are the why all do well? Why won't?
Speaker 3: In the X factor?
Speaker 4: All Right?
Speaker 2: So I'm going down to Houston to play. It's not
Speaker 2: a poker tournament. It's a cash game, and it's a
Speaker 2: big cash game. It's a three blind game, and the
Speaker 2: blinds are twenty five fifty one hundred. You typically want
Speaker 2: to have, at least for a game like this, at
Speaker 2: least two hundred big blinds in front of you. So
Speaker 2: the big blind is one hundred, and you want two
Speaker 2: hundred of them. I mean, I would imagine everyone's gonna
Speaker 2: be sitting with at least twenty grand. So it's a
Speaker 2: big game. Why All do well? Is? And by the way,
Speaker 2: it's a no limit hold them and pot limit Omaha game.
Speaker 3: It alternates.
Speaker 2: Why all do well is because I think I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have an edge that I don't really want to say.
Speaker 2: This is real money. I have an edge that I
Speaker 2: don't think the other players will have that I will
Speaker 2: discuss when I get back.
Speaker 4: Why I wouldn't do well is.
Speaker 2: If I lose a big hand early and get tilted,
Speaker 2: which is one of my achilles heels, as it is
Speaker 2: for a lot of poker players. The X factor, if
Speaker 2: I'm being totally honest, is whether is whether or not
Speaker 2: it's the players are drinking, because it's a it's at
Speaker 2: a poker club, it's in Texas. If I think, my
Speaker 2: edge goes up considerably if everyone myself included, is drinking.
Speaker 2: If everyone's stone sober and being you know, super quiet
Speaker 2: and taking it super serious, my edge goes down a bit.
Speaker 2: But I'm used to playing in a chatty, big action,
Speaker 2: drinks flowing poker setting, and if that's the setting, I
Speaker 2: think I.
Speaker 3: Could win a lot of money.
Speaker 2: And if not, luckily football season starts a week after
Speaker 2: I get back, and I'll make it all back with
Speaker 2: my amazing picks, which, by the way, way, that show's
Speaker 2: coming back as well, our third show. You know, we
Speaker 2: usually do off season two shows a week during football season,
Speaker 2: three shows a week. The Gambling show coming back in
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks. We read your fan questions. Next,
Speaker 2: what's right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: Welcome back?
Speaker 2: In episode one seventy three, we're now reading the listener questions.
Speaker 2: This one's from our producers who want to know how
Speaker 2: was the Mulin Rouge in Paris. I am here to
Speaker 2: tell you that is the single greatest show I've ever
Speaker 2: seen in my life. I understand it's super famous, Nick,
Speaker 2: why are you surprised? Sometimes things get so famous they
Speaker 2: then deteriorate because they're kind of just coasting off their reputation.
Speaker 2: The it it's a burlesque show, but it is so
Speaker 2: much more. And yes, there are you know, very scantily
Speaker 2: clad women as the you know, it's dancing, but that
Speaker 2: is not what the show's about.
Speaker 3: And I am telling you it.
Speaker 2: Was jaw dropping, absolutely jaw dropping. I couldn't believe it,
Speaker 2: and I can't even pay it justice. I'm just I'm
Speaker 2: telling you I Paris was for my trip. I went
Speaker 2: to Amsterdam, then to Colonne, Germany, then to Brussels and
Speaker 2: then to Paris. Paris was one of the greatest cities
Speaker 2: I've ever been to, one of the only places I've
Speaker 2: ever traveled to where I was like, oh, I think
Speaker 2: I could live I actually could live here, and Mulan
Speaker 2: Rouge was the best thing I did. Now I understand this, like, oh,
Speaker 2: big shocking take. Oh that's a good that's a good
Speaker 2: photoshop of me doing that, you know at the Mulin Rouge.
Speaker 2: I guess, uh, you know, shocking take. Nick says Paris
Speaker 2: and the Mulan Rouge are awesome. Yeah, I understand that
Speaker 2: I'm not the first person to have these opinions, but
Speaker 2: it was my first experience there and I thought it
Speaker 2: was just phenomenal.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Next, Quinn says, Nick, you should bet your hair the
Speaker 2: Chiefs win the Super Bowl. Well, I'm not cutting my
Speaker 2: hair until the Chiefs lose a game, so it could
Speaker 2: be years. Uh. Dexter says, who's your sleeper team for
Speaker 2: the NFL this season? I bet it's the Falcons. We're
Speaker 2: gonna do that when we do Prediction Week and when
Speaker 2: we do uh, when we get into that on this show,
Speaker 2: you know the team. Those types of big picture picks
Speaker 2: I do like Bjean Robinson, and I do like the
Speaker 2: Falcons run game a lot.
Speaker 3: I will tell you that much.
Speaker 2: Uh, Cutlass says, Honestly, I feel like the influence of
Speaker 2: sports gambling has gotten too big, too fast.
Speaker 3: I get that.
Speaker 2: To go from totally prohibited to be talked about, like
Speaker 2: where it's you know, it's considered illegal and all of
Speaker 2: these things, to where all of everything is brought to
Speaker 2: you by a sports book and it became so ubiquitous
Speaker 2: it it did seem it has seemed very very quick.
Speaker 2: I understand that, Cutlass says, does Nick hate Mayo? No,
Speaker 2: I don't hate Mayo, but just the will Levits putting
Speaker 2: it in coffee and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: I just think it's gross.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I'm not anti mayonnaise in general. I
Speaker 2: just think the will Levit stuff is gross and it's
Speaker 2: also not franchise quarterback material if you ask me. All right,
Speaker 2: reminder off Tuesday because I'm doing double duty on television.
Speaker 2: I'll see you guys today at three o'clock on First
Speaker 2: Things First TV shows on Fire right now. By the way,
Speaker 2: a really really nice article in Sports Business Journal talking
Speaker 2: about the TV show earlier this week, and I couldn't
Speaker 2: be having more fun.
Speaker 3: It's going great.
Speaker 2: Also next week, big week for exciting week for FS one.
Speaker 2: I'm very proud of what we're doing over there, proud
Speaker 2: to be a part of it.
Speaker 3: I will see you guys on TV today at.
Speaker 2: Three back Deora's final show on the podcast one.
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