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Speaker 3: These are all very coach and player specific poll questions.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we had up there who's corrected things more? Russell
Speaker 3: Wilson or Sean Payton? Right now, Sean Payton's getting about
Speaker 3: sixty five percent of that vote. We also have up
Speaker 3: there the Bills are going to be in the super
Speaker 3: Bowl or miss the playoffs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, right now.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately for them, ninety five percent of the audience have
Speaker 3: missed the playoffs.
Speaker 2: If I would have said that two months ago, that
Speaker 2: they're not after ten games, they're not going to be
Speaker 2: in consideration for even a playoff spot, you'd probably go
Speaker 2: that's not going to happen now with Josh Allen home
Speaker 2: field advantage. But last night, was it more of Denver
Speaker 2: winning the game or Buffalo losing the game. It did
Speaker 2: feel more like Buffalo lost that game. But here is
Speaker 2: Josh Allen after losing last night.
Speaker 4: It sucks.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't have been in that position.
Speaker 5: From the first places, A lot about football, a lot
Speaker 5: about football, and then the opposite end of the rainbow,
Speaker 5: here's Russell Wilson in a good mood talking about the Broncos.
Speaker 2: Let's ride.
Speaker 6: This is a huge one.
Speaker 2: This is a good football team. We just played, and
Speaker 2: obviously the past couple of weeks we've been playing some
Speaker 2: really good, good teams. So to beat the Chiefs, beat
Speaker 2: these guys, you.
Speaker 7: Know, sets the standard of who we should be and
Speaker 7: who we can be and who we're going to be.
Speaker 2: All right, Okay, feels like Sean Payton has a better
Speaker 2: handle on his team and his talent. And then it
Speaker 2: feels like he's limiting Russell Wilson to those big plays,
Speaker 2: not necessarily letting him cook. And if he is, it's
Speaker 2: a TV dinner, It's like, no, not yet, Let's don't
Speaker 2: do anything crazy. But Russ did make a couple of
Speaker 2: plays though he escaped, and I still think that that
Speaker 2: that's really the weapon here. Let him be somebody who
Speaker 2: can beat you with his arm and his legs, combine
Speaker 2: the two. Don't make him just sit in the pocket.
Speaker 2: This is a month ago today, Broncos had just lost
Speaker 2: to the Jets. Here's a headline Insiders predict when the
Speaker 2: Broncos will bench Russell Wilson. Should Denver consider benching Russell Wilson.
Speaker 2: Russell Wilson's contract should make the Broncos consider benching the quarterback.
Speaker 2: There's probably twenty to thirty articles saying the same thing.
Speaker 2: It was time to make a change in Denver, and
Speaker 2: then they win three straight. I mean you had some
Speaker 2: details here from insiders from the mothership, the Broncos. They
Speaker 2: have to bite the bullet and cut him before the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five guarantee kicks in in March. Okay, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna cut him. Here's another insider. The twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: salary is guaranteed for injury, which deepens the intrigue at
Speaker 2: the Bronx continue to slide this season. Would Peyton pull
Speaker 2: him for Jared Stidham? Okay, I want to know if
Speaker 2: they're all in on this now. Russell Wilson already has
Speaker 2: thirty nine million guaranteed next season. Any kind of significant
Speaker 2: injury that would not allow him to pass a fiscal
Speaker 2: in March would guarantee another thirty seven million. At some point,
Speaker 2: the Broncos probably have to consider pulling him as a starter.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you feel the same today this
Speaker 2: morning as you did a month ago. Exactly a month
Speaker 2: ago today, that was the conversation about Russell Wilson. Yeson,
Speaker 2: turns out you don't need to bench him. You just
Speaker 2: need to get him to stop throwing the ball. Turns
Speaker 2: out you just need to go back to the what
Speaker 2: he played in Seattle. Yeah, pretty much. You know. Turns
Speaker 2: out you need to not let him cook. Yeah. Man,
Speaker 2: Now hey, all of a sudden start winning games. How
Speaker 2: about that? He can be a soux chef. He doesn't
Speaker 2: have to cook. Sean Payton is the one who cooks.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to give Sean Payton the credit here.
Speaker 2: I wasn't giving Russell Wilson to blame this year. If
Speaker 2: you go back, I just said, look, Gill, he's not
Speaker 2: the problem here. He might not be the solution, but
Speaker 2: he's not the problem here. And he's actually played a
Speaker 2: whole lot better this year than he did last year.
Speaker 2: But this is, you know, being in Sean Payton's system
Speaker 2: understanding it. I thought it the trade deadline. If you
Speaker 2: made an offer, you were going to get a wide
Speaker 2: receiver or two from the Broncos. That's what I find interesting.
Speaker 2: It felt like they were selling, even though they said
Speaker 2: they weren't. But it felt like everybody was saying, this
Speaker 2: is what it cost to get Jerry Judy, and then
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, nobody got traded and this team
Speaker 2: is at least respectable. They're four and five. It's weird
Speaker 2: how four and five doesn't sound so bad to the Bills.
Speaker 2: Five and five? Where you go now the Bills, But
Speaker 2: you know, it's a sliding skill of what the expectations
Speaker 2: were for the Broncos and what they were for the
Speaker 2: Buffalo Bills. Yes, non believer Todd Bridge Broncos.
Speaker 8: Phonay, and not just the Broncos and Bills this season
Speaker 8: because there's no great team.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of very average teams.
Speaker 8: So four and five is not only respectable, it's kind
Speaker 8: of par for the course with a lot of the
Speaker 8: teams that are as far as what their records are.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't know if you should be talking a
Speaker 2: lot today because you didn't believe in your Broncos. You
Speaker 2: got your Broncos gear.
Speaker 8: I'm going to double down the other way to say
Speaker 8: Denver should be six and three because they led week
Speaker 8: one sixteen ten against the Raiders and they were blowing
Speaker 8: out the Commanders in Week two, and the way to blow.
Speaker 2: It we're not doing that, so sick. No, we're not
Speaker 2: doing that. You didn't think they would win last night?
Speaker 6: I thought they would lose by two touchdown?
Speaker 9: Yes, yes, the Broncos have an interesting schedule coming up.
Speaker 9: They host the Vikings, they're surprisingly good Vikings, then the Browns,
Speaker 9: who seem better, and the Texans who are threatening, and
Speaker 9: then the Chargers and Lions. And that's not easy at all.
Speaker 2: They could lose all those gears, right, go zero to four? Now,
Speaker 2: I hope they do just for you, Todd, No, I'm
Speaker 2: I tried thing. I tried to get you to understand
Speaker 2: that they could win that game last night, and you
Speaker 2: wouldn't buy in. You kept going. Now they're gonna lose
Speaker 2: by thirteen.
Speaker 6: Regardless of how much they were gonna lose by.
Speaker 8: They did look like they were about to blow it
Speaker 8: when it was twenty two to twenty one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but they won the game. Ton They won the
Speaker 2: game barely, asked the Buffalo Bills. I love it, take
Speaker 2: it barely.
Speaker 6: I love that they went, but they missed it.
Speaker 2: You should not be wearing Broncos gear. Mac football tonight
Speaker 2: Spurs at the Thunder, which is what I'll be watching
Speaker 2: and Timberwolf's at the Warriors, Jim Harball speaks and not
Speaker 2: sure if he's going to speak at a hearing coming
Speaker 2: up on Friday. Uh, Jenny Taft if Fox Sports will
Speaker 2: have more information on that. Yes.
Speaker 9: Going back to Russell Wilson, Yeah, it felt like a classics.
Speaker 9: It did feel like a classic Seahog scene, like see
Speaker 9: what was saying? You know, remember the back in the
Speaker 9: day when he would always get the ball and they'd
Speaker 9: be down like fourteen ten to start the fourth quarter
Speaker 9: and you're like, Okay, make sure he has the ball.
Speaker 6: Ass.
Speaker 9: Make sure Russ has the ball. Ass he doesn't have
Speaker 9: like the weapons. But it did feel like one of
Speaker 9: those old day Seahawks games from eight years ago.
Speaker 2: Nobody's had more comebacks fourth quarter comebacks than Russell Wilson
Speaker 2: has since he came into the league. That was his
Speaker 2: forty second one. But I always look at it and go,
Speaker 2: why are you always losing? Why do we need a comeback?
Speaker 2: If you were better in the first three quarters, then
Speaker 2: you don't need a comeback.
Speaker 9: We did a stat once with our old stat guy
Speaker 9: and Russell Wilson in the first three quarters, this was
Speaker 9: like prime Russ and Seattle. He was like just he
Speaker 9: was like a b quarterback the first three quarters, yeah,
Speaker 9: and then the fourth quarter he was a plus. It
Speaker 9: was like him and Rogers were the fourth quarter guys.
Speaker 2: But how do you get down to then have to
Speaker 2: come back? That's what I always wonder. But last night
Speaker 2: Broncos got to win. But this is more about the
Speaker 2: Buffalo Bills. Steve Tasker, who's the former Bills All Pro.
Speaker 2: He's an analyst for the Bills. He'll join us coming
Speaker 2: up in about an hour from now. Does he think
Speaker 2: the season is over? And what can you change? What
Speaker 2: can you change, if anything for this team. Luciano in
Speaker 2: Brooklyn is back with us.
Speaker 10: Hey Luciana, Hey morning, Capo, Hey b Marvin Peace, King
Speaker 10: with us, saying, and to the good fellaws, Todd Seden
Speaker 10: and the funny guy who says he doesn't know what
Speaker 10: it's about, Kekosa. It's about honor, it's about lord to you,
Speaker 10: it's about being a stand up guy. That's what it's about,
Speaker 10: all right, Capo, It's time to earn your paycheck. Baby.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 10: Okay, so before you make this ruling, I need you
Speaker 10: to make this a jury trial and bringing King, Marvin
Speaker 10: and the good fellas because I have a bet with
Speaker 10: a local scumbag for five flights as of probloon, and
Speaker 10: he's under the oppression because of my status in my
Speaker 10: neighborhood that I might be able to influence your ruling.
Speaker 10: So here we go. Recently, the seventy six ers have
Speaker 10: announced via Allen Iris singing, that they're putting up a
Speaker 10: statue of the answer on the Ledgers Walk in Philadelphia,
Speaker 10: so which is well deserved, but it also sparked a
Speaker 10: very colorful debate that falls like riding your will house.
Speaker 10: And when I say in your warehouse, I'm talking just
Speaker 10: like a big fat meatball over the plate that Berry
Speaker 10: Barnes when he had that big old balloon head. I
Speaker 10: forget about it. You know it's getting crushed, you right,
Speaker 10: So smell me on this. Who's had a greater cultural
Speaker 10: influence under NBA? Alan, everybody's copied my physical aesthetics Iversen
Speaker 10: or Michael Jordan. Yeah, but everybody wears my shoes.
Speaker 2: Jordan's okay, let's go around the room. I have my answer, Todd.
Speaker 6: Culturally, I'm gonna say Alan Iverson culturally.
Speaker 2: See no counter m I'm still gonna say Jordan's all right,
Speaker 2: Marvin culturally bigger impact Michael Jordan PAULI a quick second
Speaker 2: on this, I would say Nike made the culture. That's
Speaker 2: not one of the options.
Speaker 9: Right Uh. Alan Irison walked in with his own look,
Speaker 9: he apologized to nobody, and people loved it. I would
Speaker 9: say Iverson on youth, he himself had more of an impact.
Speaker 2: I would say Iverson culturally. You know, business wise, Jordan did,
Speaker 2: but the culture of what Iverson did when he came
Speaker 2: in with tattoos, you know, cornrows, the throwback jerseys, the
Speaker 2: way he played for a little guy to be able
Speaker 2: to play that way, I would I would say Iverson
Speaker 2: for me. Yeah.
Speaker 3: See, I don't know that you can while business wise, certainly,
Speaker 3: I don't know that you can understate the cultural importance
Speaker 3: that the Jordan brand has had. Has created almost an
Speaker 3: entire industry just based on selling and reselling sneakers, you know,
Speaker 3: seventy five percent of which are just Jordan's and then
Speaker 3: the rest are like yeezis for a couple of years
Speaker 3: or whatever, some dunks here and there, but that's basically
Speaker 3: its own industry. There's entire social media platforms dedicated to
Speaker 3: just those sneakers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's a product. Iverson is a person, so
Speaker 2: he did it himself. Jordan didn't even want to go
Speaker 2: to Nike. They wanted to go to Adidas. So Adidas create,
Speaker 2: you know, Jordan helped them create this image or Jordan,
Speaker 2: and then of course they were great shoes, and I
Speaker 2: understand the status of those, but I think a person
Speaker 2: culturally as opposed to a product.
Speaker 3: But if Nike could have done it without Jordan, why
Speaker 3: didn't they? They were a running sneaker before he got there. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so I mean it was Jordan that did it. Jordan
Speaker 3: made it possible for Nike to do that. I get
Speaker 3: that you kind of maybe can't do one without the other.
Speaker 3: If Jordan had gone to Adidas, would they have been
Speaker 3: the same thing. I don't really know. But Nike, I mean,
Speaker 3: Michael Jordan put Nike on the map.
Speaker 2: Well they made it a bigger map with Nike. Nike
Speaker 2: was on the map, a massively bigger map. But Iverson
Speaker 2: was one person, one person. He didn't have a company that,
Speaker 2: you know, capitalized on this, and maybe they couldn't. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that what Iverson did we had not seen before,
Speaker 2: and what Jordan did we had not seen before. You know,
Speaker 2: it's an unfair question from this standpoint of Jordan. I
Speaker 2: mean the fact that Jordan makes millions overnight when he's
Speaker 2: in bed, you know that everybody wants to wear these shoes.
Speaker 2: That is probably making him emeritus. Whereas Iverson, I think
Speaker 2: that was a look in the NBA opened the door
Speaker 2: for tattoos and he had no apologies. And the way
Speaker 2: he played at his size now that yeah, it's not
Speaker 2: a fair question, just because the enormity of that Jordan brand.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Paul, you know, I thought Luciano was going to
Speaker 9: ask us when he brought up Iverson and getting the statue.
Speaker 9: I thought he was gonna ask us, is Allen Iverson
Speaker 9: deserving of a statue, because if you don't win a
Speaker 9: title for a franchise, it's hard to get a statue.
Speaker 9: But he's statue worthy. Allen Iverson again, impact on the court,
Speaker 9: what he did at his size, how beloved he was
Speaker 9: in Philly and is in Philly. For guys who don't
Speaker 9: have titles like Damn Reno, Allen Iverson, there's only a
Speaker 9: couple that are statue worthy.
Speaker 2: He got to the NBA finals. I mean Marino got
Speaker 2: to a super Bowl. But yeah, and.
Speaker 11: Allan Iverson has as many scoring titles as Kevin Durant.
Speaker 11: That's nuts to think about a guy. Well, I saw
Speaker 11: Allan Iverson in person. I was like, wait, no, I know,
Speaker 11: I'm a little taller than he is, and he's over
Speaker 11: here dominating. He was dominating and taking Eric Snow and
Speaker 11: Aaron McKee in the That's true to the NBA Finals.
Speaker 11: That's up there with Lebron's team as that's neck and
Speaker 11: neck as wait he took wait and you go downstall
Speaker 11: Basketball Reference dot Com, You're like, wait, wait, who's on that?
Speaker 2: Bill Simmons should have done something on the worst teams
Speaker 2: to go to the NBA Finals because that that's that.
Speaker 2: And I covered that Sixers finals, and I covered the
Speaker 2: Spurs finals too, and I'm like when they went out
Speaker 2: on the floor against the Spurs and I go, this
Speaker 2: is not going to end well. Not gonna end well.
Speaker 2: And then Philly, I think one game one against the
Speaker 2: Lakers and I'm thinking, wow, maybe they can make this
Speaker 2: a series. And then and then reality set in.
Speaker 9: Yes, PAULI, yeah, that Allen Iverson team. What would that
Speaker 9: be two thousand and one? Yeah, one, I think they
Speaker 9: had like George Lynch tyrone Hill, Theo Ratliffe, ericsone nice
Speaker 9: complimentary players, not even like a B player, not like
Speaker 9: you know, even close to us Scotti, Pippens.
Speaker 2: But they're not starters right, well, they shouldn't even be starters.
Speaker 9: They were all starting on this team. Aaron McKee was
Speaker 9: off the bench to Kelly an older Matumbo and older
Speaker 9: Tony Kukoch. There wasn't a Batman and a Robin.
Speaker 2: There was no Robb.
Speaker 9: Batman and Batman.
Speaker 6: Damn.
Speaker 11: I at least thought it was like a Larry Hughes
Speaker 11: on that team, like oh like eighteen a knight. Nope,
Speaker 11: not even that Larry Hughes, like one of those guys
Speaker 11: like PAULI was just saying, like a B player, like okay,
Speaker 11: he can give me seventeen to eighteen a night man.
Speaker 2: I mean to drag them to the NBA finals.
Speaker 6: Like those two the Pistons.
Speaker 2: You deserve a statue for dragging that team to the
Speaker 2: NBA finals. Yeah, what if the statue is the whole
Speaker 2: team on his back, like like have Eric Snow with
Speaker 2: his arm out holding on to Ivers and THEO ratlift
Speaker 2: and then there's little iverson you know, dragging them to
Speaker 2: the NBA finals.
Speaker 11: He's got to come back on the show by the
Speaker 11: death AYI. He said he didn't want to lift weights
Speaker 11: because they looked heavy.
Speaker 2: He's got that voice though, he's got that tone loke voice.
Speaker 2: What a character, man, What a character? All right? Uh,
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Speaker 2: will join us. And coming up next Jenny Tapp. She'll
Speaker 2: be on the sidelines for Michigan in Maryland. Is she
Speaker 2: expecting Jim Harbaugh to be there as well?
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Speaker 2: A lot of times, when you see a coach going
Speaker 2: off the sidelines at halftime, there's an understanding that this
Speaker 2: sideline reporter is going to get two questions. Sometimes it's
Speaker 2: only one, maybe it's three. There's a discussion maybe pregame
Speaker 2: if you're going to talk to the coach. And I
Speaker 2: was wondering with Jenny Taff she was working the sidelines
Speaker 2: with Penn State and Michigan and Jenny joins us. Now,
Speaker 2: at what point did you realize that Harball wasn't going
Speaker 2: to be there and how much prep work did you
Speaker 2: have on what you were going to talk to him about.
Speaker 12: Well, first of all, thanks for having me on. This
Speaker 12: is really special to be a part of the show,
Speaker 12: so thank you. And you know, it was one of
Speaker 12: those situations Dan where you're not I've never been in
Speaker 12: a situation like this before, where oftentimes the broadcast has
Speaker 12: a lot more information going into the game, maybe the
Speaker 12: public doesn't know. We had no idea if Harbaugh was
Speaker 12: going to show up minutes before the game and throw.
Speaker 12: The week we had had a conversation with coach Harbaugh
Speaker 12: and he said, if for some reason there's I am
Speaker 12: not able to coach, it will be Sharon Moore. So
Speaker 12: we knew that going into it, but they had They
Speaker 12: really did not believe.
Speaker 4: That that was going to be the situation.
Speaker 12: So I felt a little bit like an investigative reporter
Speaker 12: on Saturday morning, and yeah, you're always looking at body
Speaker 12: language and talking to players and coaches, and it was
Speaker 12: just a different energy because no one knew. I interviewed
Speaker 12: Sharon Moore during warm ups when they still didn't know
Speaker 12: if Harba could potentially show up, and obviously the mood.
Speaker 4: Continued to shift.
Speaker 12: So I know Sharon Moore and I've gotten to know
Speaker 12: him pretty well over the years, and he had a
Speaker 12: calm confidence to the way he was carrying himself. But
Speaker 12: then when he realized he was going to be the guy,
Speaker 12: I did feel like he tensed up, and you could
Speaker 12: just sense that it was a big opportunity for him.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's say Harball showed up. What was your question
Speaker 2: going to be prior to the game.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh.
Speaker 12: First of all, Harba, I have It's been years for
Speaker 12: me convincing him to do these so, as you know,
Speaker 12: he doesn't love them.
Speaker 4: But I would have chased him down and.
Speaker 12: Said, coach, the last twenty four hours have been insane.
Speaker 12: You've been in your hotel room. What has been going
Speaker 12: through your mind? And how are you prepared to.
Speaker 4: Win this game today?
Speaker 12: I think the issue is, and I've been asked this,
Speaker 12: do you ask about the allegations in that moment? And
Speaker 12: I tend to believe that you have to allow the
Speaker 12: game to play out, and perhaps after a win. I
Speaker 12: would have taken that opportunity to congratulate him on the win.
Speaker 12: Had they won with Harbor coaching, I assume it would
Speaker 12: have been the same outcome there. And then you possibly
Speaker 12: give him the opportunity to address a different audience because
Speaker 12: he's spoken about it, you know, in his press conferences.
Speaker 12: But I would try to give him that moment. But
Speaker 12: as we all know, with Harbaugh, and as Sharon Moore
Speaker 12: did the same. They like to start the interview and
Speaker 12: then hand him off to a player, so I'm kind
Speaker 12: of used to that when it comes to Michigan.
Speaker 2: What do you expect is Harbaugh on the sidelines this weekend?
Speaker 10: Boy?
Speaker 12: I have a feeling, yes, just based on how confident
Speaker 12: they seemed to be. Obviously, we know that that hearing
Speaker 12: is set for Friday, and I'm sure you saw some
Speaker 12: of his quotes yesterday from his presser saying that he's
Speaker 12: watched plenty of Judge Judy and he's prepared for his
Speaker 12: big moment.
Speaker 4: I mean, he had an all time.
Speaker 12: List of quotes yesterday that I just to say that
Speaker 12: Harbaugh is not stressed about this. It's kind of crazy,
Speaker 12: but I don't think he really is. And he said
Speaker 12: to us over and over again, and this is what
Speaker 12: he is telling us. I did not know what was
Speaker 12: going on, and you know, he's handled the pressure and
Speaker 12: he said to me, I don't want the players to
Speaker 12: deal with this. Let everyone come my way. So Harbaugh
Speaker 12: knows the hard questions are coming. He hasn't decided as
Speaker 12: of yesterday if he will speak on Friday, but if
Speaker 12: he's not there, Seron Moore will continue and After what
Speaker 12: we saw from Saturday and the way he was able
Speaker 12: to do both manage that offense and lead the team,
Speaker 12: I thought it was pretty impressive.
Speaker 2: We had Brady Quinn on yesterday and I said, and
Speaker 2: he was talking about this too, could you set up
Speaker 2: a camera where I was. We're interested in watching Harball
Speaker 2: watch the game than I would have been watching the
Speaker 2: game itself. But is there any chance that you could
Speaker 2: do an interview with him, or even the broadcasters could
Speaker 2: do an interview with him if he's watching from a
Speaker 2: hotel room.
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean, you better believe I'm gonna ask.
Speaker 12: I actually did ask that question if we could send
Speaker 12: a camera to the hotel. I was shut down by Michigan,
Speaker 12: which I understand. I mean, at that point, they don't
Speaker 12: even know and I'm like.
Speaker 4: Where is he watching? Oh, he's in the hotel room,
Speaker 4: I said, with whom is he watching?
Speaker 12: Solo and just pacing like Harba watching a game in
Speaker 12: his hotel.
Speaker 4: Room should have been just like a steady cam video
Speaker 4: that we were going to on the side.
Speaker 12: So look, I guess we don't know until Friday takes place,
Speaker 12: but I know that Fox will do whatever we can
Speaker 12: to make sure we have some sort of Harbaugh cam
Speaker 12: and I will do my best to get all that
Speaker 12: inside scoop and he is going to talk to me
Speaker 12: if he's there. He can't say no to me this time.
Speaker 2: Do you know that for sure?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I'm gonna.
Speaker 12: Make get very clear to him because like, you have
Speaker 12: to talk, and I've given him this out in the past,
Speaker 12: but at the same time, like coach Harbaugh, you got
Speaker 12: to talk now.
Speaker 2: So it's too big of a news story. And hopefully
Speaker 2: he understands that. Plus he's playing the victim and now
Speaker 2: he's the coach of America's team, and.
Speaker 4: That's what he said, America's team, right.
Speaker 12: And I know he doesn't like doing interviews because I
Speaker 12: know he wants the attention to be about the players,
Speaker 12: but this is different, and I do think he understands
Speaker 12: that now.
Speaker 4: So I don't worry.
Speaker 12: When we get off this, I'm gonna text Michigan's sid
Speaker 12: and make prepared for all interviews.
Speaker 2: Well, they're probably watching writing down all of this. We're
Speaker 2: talking to Jenny Tapps. She'll be on the sidelines Fox
Speaker 2: Big Noons Saturday, and it'll be Michigan and Maryland. Then
Speaker 2: it'll be Ohio State and Michigan the following Saturday. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, how physical does it get on the sidelines
Speaker 2: for you? What do you mean, you know, postgame Joscelyn
Speaker 2: trying to get a coach camera, people like, you know.
Speaker 4: It's pretty intense.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 4: Look, I think back on Michigan.
Speaker 12: Ohio State a couple of years ago, when Michigan had
Speaker 12: finally gotten the wind ann Arbor snow coming down. I'm
Speaker 12: trying to find Aiden Hutchinson. I'm actually pregnant at the time,
Speaker 12: which is wild considering some of my security guards were like,
Speaker 12: we don't want you to do the interview of the
Speaker 12: storming of the field, and I'm like, you think I'm
Speaker 12: going to miss this.
Speaker 4: Interview, Like there's no way.
Speaker 12: So yeah, at times it's a little intense, but that's
Speaker 12: half the reason why I love the energy of being
Speaker 12: a sideline reporter. I think you feel it in a
Speaker 12: different way when you're on the field and you're chasing
Speaker 12: down coaches. We tend to have a plan, right Like,
Speaker 12: had Penn State one, I would have tried to find
Speaker 12: coach Franklin to the side, Like at some point you
Speaker 12: have to a little bit map it out, because if
Speaker 12: you don't want to miss the coach. That's the worst
Speaker 12: case in any field storming situation.
Speaker 4: But it's physical.
Speaker 12: But at the same time, it's kind of what I
Speaker 12: love about it, and I would never turned down any
Speaker 12: of those interviews. Like I sprint to get to that
Speaker 12: coach as fast as I can when the game ends.
Speaker 12: And yeah, Sharon, did I anticipate the tears.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 12: I felt he was starting to feel it, like it
Speaker 12: was syncing in right before we had kind of chatted,
Speaker 12: and then once he started to get a little emotional,
Speaker 12: I you know, I soaked it up a little bit
Speaker 12: and I felt like I didn't anticipate the swearing. He
Speaker 12: actually did text me right after, which I thought was
Speaker 12: really sweet. He said, I'm so sorry I got emotional.
Speaker 12: I'm sorry about the F bombs, but like I couldn't
Speaker 12: help myself. And I think that that just speaks to
Speaker 12: the emotion of college football. Like it's so it's just
Speaker 12: they had been through a lot and it was a
Speaker 12: big deal for him.
Speaker 2: Loudest stadium you've.
Speaker 4: Been in, the big House is hard to top. It
Speaker 4: really is.
Speaker 12: I know, I'm just talking about Michigan, but like you know,
Speaker 12: I was pretty impressed by Bieber Stadium. This was our
Speaker 12: second game at Penn State, and I will say that
Speaker 12: the way it's set up, it's just a really impressive
Speaker 12: fan base and crowd. And I haven't had a night
Speaker 12: game there, but we've just really enjoyed going to Happy
Speaker 12: Valley and like that crowd is it's pretty special.
Speaker 2: Being a journalist. Can you confirm this that Brady Quinn
Speaker 2: does a party pump before he goes on on the
Speaker 2: show on Big Noon Kickoff?
Speaker 4: I mean, what does it?
Speaker 12: Brake does it all right? Like Brady's what can't you do?
Speaker 12: He got stopped.
Speaker 4: Twice on our way home for autographs like this guy.
Speaker 12: Like it's just he can't he can't get away from
Speaker 12: being Brady Quinn. And he's a great teammate. I'm actually
Speaker 12: so lucky to work with a guy like him. I
Speaker 12: know he comes on the show often, so he should
Speaker 12: have taxed him for some insight.
Speaker 2: He seems like he could be high maintenance though, you know, hair, makeup.
Speaker 12: Well, it's just one of those like when he looks
Speaker 12: better than me, it's just not a great sign.
Speaker 4: For like a broadcast crew.
Speaker 12: I feel like I try to put myself together and
Speaker 12: then I Brady Quinn and like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you do what you can.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know it's not fair. That's why he's called
Speaker 2: beef O Brady thing grading. Good luck this weekend, we'll
Speaker 2: be watching. Thanks for joining us. Congrats on your baby too,
Speaker 2: Thank you job, Thank you Jennie Taff. She'll be on
Speaker 2: the sidelines there looking for Jim Harbaugh. And it's Michigan
Speaker 2: and Maryland and then Ohio State in Michigan the following Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's a job that your job is to make it
Speaker 2: look easy, smooth, fluid, and it's not because it can
Speaker 2: be choppy and chaotic and survival, especially when the fans
Speaker 2: storm the field and then you're just looking. You're looking,
Speaker 2: You're looking. Your camera person's there, and you're just there's
Speaker 2: this you know, sea of people and you're trying to
Speaker 2: do your job and the fans are running by and
Speaker 2: yelling and screaming they want to be on camera. It's chaos.
Speaker 2: It's disorganized chaos. I was going to say organized chaos,
Speaker 2: but there's nothing organized about that. But to be able
Speaker 2: to ask the question, and you know, when you see
Speaker 2: that reporter and she has to or he has to
Speaker 2: run off the field with the coach because the coach
Speaker 2: won't even stop sometimes and then you're like, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: kind of slow down, ask your question, Hey, what what
Speaker 2: changes are you gonna have in the second half? Yeah,
Speaker 2: as if I'm gonna tell you good luck coach for
Speaker 2: the second half. Yeah, yeah, Mark.
Speaker 11: I've worked a couple of NBA games where they the
Speaker 11: national TV games where they have the post quarter interviews
Speaker 11: and you can see they pre taped before they come
Speaker 11: back from commercial break, and so as soon as the
Speaker 11: horn sounds off at the end of the quarter, the coach,
Speaker 11: hey is he, Hey, George whoever? It is right, and
Speaker 11: they do it and then they just they're just so irritated,
Speaker 11: like they so, there's somebody from the PR department.
Speaker 6: You gotta do this.
Speaker 2: Does anybody enjoy doing it?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 8: Papovich lets you know he hates Oh I know that. Yes,
Speaker 8: the professional don't be rude. They're doing their job. They're
Speaker 8: not coming up upon you and attacking with the microphone.
Speaker 8: This is all planned ahead of time. It's all part
Speaker 8: of the broadcast rights. You know it's coming.
Speaker 6: Just deal with it.
Speaker 8: They want to give a vague, bad answer whatever, but
Speaker 8: you know a couple of questions are coming. Don't be
Speaker 8: nasty or rude and have one foot like out the
Speaker 8: door towards the locker room while you're talking to them.
Speaker 2: Thank you to hate that, thank you, thank We needed
Speaker 2: that insight.
Speaker 6: Yes, Mart, But in my situation, they weren't rude.
Speaker 11: They just kind of and then they go over and
Speaker 11: they're really nice and cordial to the person interviewing them
Speaker 11: because they're just doing their job.
Speaker 6: Papavich is a whole different animal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, Paul.
Speaker 9: My favorite postgame interviews were always the NSA tournament after
Speaker 9: the final team lost and they interviewed that, you know,
Speaker 9: Jay Wright and Jay Wright jumping around, is you got
Speaker 9: the net? And then you go, let's throw it to
Speaker 9: Bonnie Burns with Roy Williams, And all of a sudden
Speaker 9: they bring out they drop the background sound. I know
Speaker 9: how they do this. They dropped the background sound. It's
Speaker 9: an empty hallway and there's Roy Williams and Bonnie Bernstein coach,
Speaker 9: and she has to do funeral voice. It's a totally
Speaker 9: different interview.
Speaker 2: How do you feel, coach? How do you think I feel?
Speaker 2: What did you say to your team?
Speaker 6: Yeah, coach?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Are you going to North Carolina? Yeah yeah. Pull.
Speaker 9: On the other hand, when I first started ESPN, I
Speaker 9: got to do a little field producing and I saw
Speaker 9: Andrea Kramer and Andre Kramer. You guys all know her, right,
Speaker 9: she can't be more than five to three. And there
Speaker 9: was a post game where she was going to get
Speaker 9: I think it was like Bob Davey or someone from
Speaker 9: Notre Dame and there's security and there's people, and there's flushing.
Speaker 9: She went in there and she was pushing people physically.
Speaker 2: Oh, she's gonna she's gonna get her mess, getting her man.
Speaker 2: She will get her mass.
Speaker 9: There's no doubt about it. She had a forum out
Speaker 9: and the microphone on the other hand, and she went
Speaker 9: right into the pile and got arm around. Bob David
Speaker 9: really impressied she.
Speaker 2: She is as determined as anybody I've ever met. To
Speaker 2: get this story. Absolutely, yes, Mark.
Speaker 11: Is the Super Bowl the wildest postgame thing you're a
Speaker 11: part of where people are physically pushing each other.
Speaker 2: I would, well, that's different because there's a lot of
Speaker 2: different agendas going on at the end of the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: And I only know where I was. I would be
Speaker 2: behind the goalpost and then waiting for the pod. I
Speaker 2: knew where the podium was going to be built, the platform,
Speaker 2: the stage, and then I would just wait. And it
Speaker 2: took about five minutes that they came out of nowhere,
Speaker 2: set it all up, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you walk up there because they're going to commercial break.
Speaker 2: Next thing you know, somebody is carrying the Super Bowl
Speaker 2: trophy up. Commissioner's up there, owners up, their quarterbacks up there,
Speaker 2: coaches up there, maybe another player is up there. And
Speaker 2: that happens so quickly. But I know where I'm going.
Speaker 2: You know, my mark from A to B is probably
Speaker 2: fifteen or twenty yards straight ahead. That's it. But trying
Speaker 2: to get everybody and get them up there. You know
Speaker 2: they're out there hugging with family and friends. Even you know,
Speaker 2: when you carry the trophy up, you got to have
Speaker 2: an opening for them to carry. Joe Namath was walking
Speaker 2: the trophy up and the players kind of parted the
Speaker 2: sea and let Joe come up there, and they were
Speaker 2: touching the super Bowl. It's so quick, it's it is
Speaker 2: chaos and people yelling. I mean, you know, I have
Speaker 2: Kevin Hart down there, you know, the base to the steps,
Speaker 2: yelling I should be up there. I'm an Eagles fan.
Speaker 2: I'm a big Agle fan, and I'm going that sounds
Speaker 2: like Kevin Hart. Now I'm getting ready to hand out
Speaker 2: the trophy, and I got Kevin Hart, like I don't know,
Speaker 2: twenty feet away, yelling at security that he should be
Speaker 2: up there on the podium and get just wild. There's
Speaker 2: nothing like it. I mean, not many people get to
Speaker 2: experience that, but those who do know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: where you go, oh my god, and you just want
Speaker 2: to get up there and not make a mistake. That's it,
Speaker 2: you know. The one mistake I made was with Gronk
Speaker 2: when he was holding the trophy and I'm interviewing him
Speaker 2: and I said, did you ever think that you would
Speaker 2: get this feeling again? He goes, this is my first
Speaker 2: super Bowl? And then you go, ah, e me. But
Speaker 2: it wasn't. It was more the team. Did you guys
Speaker 2: ever think you would get this feeling again? But Gronk goes, no,
Speaker 2: this my first super Bowl. I'm like, hey, you got me?
Speaker 2: And then you gotta just quickly rally and go all right,
Speaker 2: gron thank you. Julian Edelman, come on in here. Did
Speaker 2: you ever think that you would get this feeling again?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Only did? All right, let me take a break. More
Speaker 2: phone calls coming up. My thanks to Jenny joining us,
Speaker 2: and top of the hour, we'll dive in with the
Speaker 2: Buffalo Bills with Steve Tasker. Jay Billis stops by. You know,
Speaker 2: ja'se a lawyer. I want him to represent Jim Harbaugh
Speaker 2: and Michigan and then I want him to represent the
Speaker 2: Big Ten. We'll put Billis on the spot there. All right,
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Speaker 2: update the poll results? Which pole question would you like? Updated?
Speaker 2: Day with surprise? And then we're gonna play the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl game coming out. Here's a new poll question for you.
Speaker 2: Josh Allen is a top three NFL quarterback or hurting
Speaker 2: his team as much as helping it? Paul, He's not
Speaker 2: a top three quarterback, certainly not now. He was at
Speaker 2: one point, Yes he was, But it feels like it's
Speaker 2: a we were rooting for the Bills. I think it
Speaker 2: sounds like there was a collective in the media that
Speaker 2: they were kind of this is their time the last
Speaker 2: three years. But then I felt like there was a
Speaker 2: good reason for that though. Yeah, and then the injuries
Speaker 2: to the defense. But you know, offensively, you just you
Speaker 2: can't be a team that goes deep into the playoffs
Speaker 2: if you have twenty five pass interceptions and lost eight
Speaker 2: fumbles and you're the quarterback and that's since twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's not a long time. And then Trevor
Speaker 2: Lawrence's second six turnovers behind you, and sometimes you trying
Speaker 2: to do too much. I understand that Josh Allen probably
Speaker 2: reverting back to his days at Wyoming when he had
Speaker 2: to do everything or felt like he had to do everything.
Speaker 2: But back then you could do everything. When you get
Speaker 2: to the pros, you can try to do everything, but
Speaker 2: somebody's gonna be a little bit quicker, stronger, faster. You're
Speaker 2: going to make mistakes and they're going to capitalize on that.
Speaker 2: And all these turnovers last night are not on him,
Speaker 2: but he still has to deal with the fallout from that.
Speaker 2: If they score a touchdown, now, does that change your
Speaker 2: game plan? Are you able to run the ball forcing
Speaker 2: a pass in. Stefan Diggs had I think four targets
Speaker 2: last night. Five targets. How's that possible. It's like Devonte Adams.
Speaker 2: You know, they realize, hey, we should go to Davante
Speaker 2: Adams twelve fourteen times a game, and then they go, man,
Speaker 2: he's great. Yes, that's why you go to him twelve
Speaker 2: or fourteen times. What's the downside? Yeah, I don't go
Speaker 2: to Hunter Renfro. I want to go to Devonte Adams
Speaker 2: as much as possible, Stefan Diggs as much as possible,
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase as much as possible, Justin Jefferson when he's
Speaker 2: in there, Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelcey at least ten targets.
Speaker 2: Anything else is malpractice. Where you're going, what are you
Speaker 2: doing with that? That's a great word, malpractice. Like there
Speaker 2: is a couple of games where Garoppolo didn't throw to
Speaker 2: Devonte Adams in the first half. You're like, Okay, threw
Speaker 2: seven sixteen passes. There has to be one target. Yes,
Speaker 2: I mean sometimes you go, Okay, a coach can be
Speaker 2: too smart or out smart himself, like we're gonna use
Speaker 2: him as a decoy.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: All I know is that guy who's the decoy is
Speaker 2: still better than double covered than some of my guys
Speaker 2: who have single coverage here and make him an occasional
Speaker 2: decoy if you want, not like the Detroit Lions did
Speaker 2: with Barry Sanders when they get to the goal line,
Speaker 2: that they never gave him the ball. Barry ended up
Speaker 2: with ninety nine touchdowns. I think he probably should have
Speaker 2: had fifteen more. But I remember Wayne Fonce was the
Speaker 2: head coach, and they'd get down to the goal line
Speaker 2: they go, you know what, they think Barry's going to
Speaker 2: get it, And I'd be like, even if they think
Speaker 2: he's gonna get it, no, he's going to get it.
Speaker 2: He I like my chances with Barry standard. But I
Speaker 2: remember talking to him privately about that and he said,
Speaker 2: I don't understand it. Like you get down to the
Speaker 2: goal line. I helped you get there. I'll get you in,
Speaker 2: but you know out smarts yourself. All right, let's play
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl game, Paulie, and give us the rules
Speaker 2: for the Super Bowl Game. Do we have any music for?
Speaker 2: Of course, the Super Bowl game.
Speaker 9: Custom unique music we've never used before.
Speaker 2: The Silver and Black Clad Masters of Intimidation nearly took
Speaker 2: Jotheisman's head off.
Speaker 9: Which NFL team that currently does not possess a winning
Speaker 9: record could make the Super Bowl? Your pick to make Superballs? Okay,
Speaker 9: they cannot have a winning record. Ok I have any
Speaker 9: questions on the format.
Speaker 2: Now, winning record? So is five and five a win record?
Speaker 9: They would be eligible for this game?
Speaker 2: Okay, that would not be a winning.
Speaker 9: Record, correct, I'm checking?
Speaker 6: That's God.
Speaker 2: Give me the teams that are eligible.
Speaker 9: Okay, the Bills, the Jets, the Patriots. The Bengals are
Speaker 9: not eligible, the Colts, the Titans, the Las Vegas Raiders,
Speaker 9: the LA Chargers.
Speaker 2: Wait, why aren't the Bengals?
Speaker 9: The Bengals are five four.
Speaker 2: O four Okay ineligible? Okay, okay, all right, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: they're too good, folks. Wait.
Speaker 9: Took the Commanders, the Giants, the Packers, the Bears, the Saints,
Speaker 9: the Bucks, the Falcons, the Panthers, the entire NFC south
Speaker 9: of course match, the Rams, the Cardinals. Those are all
Speaker 9: teams that do not possess winning records currently.
Speaker 2: All right, Todd, do you have a pick?
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 8: My first doe was the Bills, but I'm gonna go
Speaker 8: with the New Orleans Saints since I was big on
Speaker 8: them at the beginning of the year.
Speaker 2: All right, see no connor.
Speaker 3: I'm actually also going to say the New Orleans Saints,
Speaker 3: but I'm not because of the beginning of the year,
Speaker 3: but because their strength of schedule.
Speaker 2: They don't play very many tough teams the rest of
Speaker 2: the year. All right, ma.
Speaker 11: Oh, I'm gonna completely disagree with them. I'm gonna Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2: Okay. By the way, Marvin and is documentary tomorrow. The
Speaker 2: school magazine at Connecticut is coming in to do a
Speaker 2: The Last Dance, uh, sort of a documentary on Marvin to.
Speaker 6: The Last Dance.
Speaker 2: So if Marvin is not all in tomorrow and he's distracted,
Speaker 2: you'll understand why because they're doing a big expose on Marvin.
Speaker 2: And they're so proud of you. Were they proud of
Speaker 2: you before you got on the TV and radio portion
Speaker 2: of this program?
Speaker 6: I don't think they had exist.
Speaker 2: But now yeah, yeah, now you're on TV and radio,
Speaker 2: we're really proud of you, Marvin. All right, PAULI, do
Speaker 2: you have your pick?
Speaker 9: It's tough. I'm also going to go with the Bills.
Speaker 9: They got the Jets and the Patriots. They could pick
Speaker 9: up a.
Speaker 2: Couple, yeah, but then they got the Cowboys and the
Speaker 2: Chiefs and the Eagles and the Dolphins. I'm going to
Speaker 2: say I have to say the Bills because they had
Speaker 2: them going to the Super Bowl against the Eagles. So yes,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take the Buffalo Bills and that's your
Speaker 2: super Bowl game you can play at home.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bills have the Eagles, Chiefs, Cowboys, Dolphins, Uh, Patriots, Chargers, Jets.
Speaker 2: Not in that order. Not easy, No, not easy. The
Speaker 2: four of those, for sure are tough. How about the
Speaker 2: Victor one Bayama chet Homegren game? Do we have Do
Speaker 2: you have time to play? Then?
Speaker 9: We haven't played that one in years? Dan Okay, total points, rebounds, assists,
Speaker 9: blocks and steals for vic WM, Bayama and chet Holmgren.
Speaker 2: Who you got like? Who has more?
Speaker 9: Was more total of all those stats combined.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Wemby, even though he's going against my
Speaker 2: Oklahoma City Thunder. I'm going Chet Okay. Everyone knows when
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go Chet too. I'm gonna go chet Chet Okay,
Speaker 2: Once a chat, always a chet.
Speaker 6: Wemby.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll check in with the Buffalo Bills coming
Speaker 2: up