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Speaker 1: Sports Radio Our one on this Thursday.

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Speaker 2: Ready to go football tonight as we start Week three,

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Speaker 2: this is kind of clean up your mess? Are you

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Speaker 2: start going south in a hurry? And for the Miami Dolphins,

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Speaker 2: you better clean up your mess tonight on the road.

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Speaker 2: You're a twelve and a half point underdog. And when

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Speaker 2: you think about Week three of the NFL season, it

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Speaker 2: feels like a turning point for some of these teams

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Speaker 2: because if you started out oh and two, and how

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Speaker 2: did you start out oh and two? Then all of

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Speaker 2: a sudden we start to look at a pattern here

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Speaker 2: and the Dolphins and Mike McDaniel on the hot seat,

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Speaker 2: and I don't think anybody's expecting them to beat Buffalo,

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Speaker 2: but can you have a quality loss here? I still

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Speaker 2: think that the big stretch run here. They host the Jets,

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Speaker 2: They're at the Panthers, host the Chargers, at the Browns

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Speaker 2: at Atlanta. You're going to get a really good idea

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Speaker 2: over those next six weeks just how good or bad

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Speaker 2: Miami is. Then you'll have more chatter about Tyreek Hill

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Speaker 2: and of course with Mike McDaniel, but the big game

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Speaker 2: coming up tonight against the Buffalo Bills, and here they

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Speaker 2: are zero to two and staring down a heavyweight in Buffalo,

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Speaker 2: battling maybe dysfunction. They it seem like they broke the code.

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Speaker 2: Two years ago they had cracked the code. They had

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Speaker 2: one of the more innovative offenses. To a tongue of Iolo,

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Speaker 2: was playing Great Wattle Tyreek Hill. They're scoring, they're having fun.

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Speaker 2: Mike McDaniel quirky but winning. That's the difference. You can

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Speaker 2: be quirky and winning and we're fine with it. It's

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Speaker 2: when you're quirky and you're not winning, or all of

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Speaker 2: a sudden, we're like, what's wrong with that guy? I

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Speaker 2: like him. I think he's entertaining. I don't know if

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Speaker 2: he's a head coach, but I do think he's got

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Speaker 2: one of those bright, offensive minds. And I think sometimes

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Speaker 2: when you put those guys in front of the media,

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Speaker 2: they can do their job. But part of the job

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Speaker 2: of being a head coach is being a CEO, and

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Speaker 2: some guys can and some guys cannot do it. Now,

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Speaker 2: Belichick got away with it because he had success before

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Speaker 2: social media. Then all of a sudden, it's like, ah r,

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Speaker 2: he's gruff. That's who he is. Greg Popovich before social media,

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Speaker 2: you know, they could be really tough on the media.

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Speaker 2: Bob Knight, you could be tough on the media, but

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Speaker 2: you're winning. Bill Parcells, pat Riley tough on the media,

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Speaker 2: but you're winning. It's when you don't. And I'm not

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Speaker 2: saying Mike McDaniel is tough on the media. You know

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Speaker 2: you got Brian Kelly at LSU. All right, if you're winning,

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Speaker 2: you can be tough on the media, Urban Meyer, Nick Saban,

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Speaker 2: but you gotta win. And Mike McDaniel you can be quirky,

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Speaker 2: but you better win. And that's been the problem. You

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Speaker 2: start to look at where did it go wrong here?

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Speaker 2: I mean, TUA has been healthy, Er feels like the

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Speaker 2: same team that they've had. It's just they don't feel threatening.

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Speaker 2: And then you have that stretch where you host the

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Speaker 2: Jets at the Panthers, host the Chargers at the Browns

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Speaker 2: at Atlanta. You can beat the Jets, you can beat

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Speaker 2: the Panthers. You're going to be hosting the Chargers coming

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Speaker 2: cross country, You'll be at the Browns and you're at Atlanta.

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Speaker 2: They're all winnable games. The question is can you win

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Speaker 2: three out of five? Can you win four out of five?

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Speaker 2: But if there's a blowout tonight, a standalone game, that's

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Speaker 2: when everybody's going to be circling. That's what happens standalone games. Now,

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Speaker 2: everybody has a referendum on the Miami Dolphins. Now, if

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Speaker 2: Buffalo struggles, that defense has holes in it. So there

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Speaker 2: is room for opportunity for the Miami Dolphins. But Buffalo

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Speaker 2: is a twelve and a half point underdog. Stat of

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Speaker 2: little later on Chase Daniel. All we love when Chase

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Speaker 2: Texas Longhorns. Does Arch Manning have the yips? It's what

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Speaker 2: we say good morning to our radio affiliates around the country. Seaton,

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Speaker 2: could you provide a poll question? And for the first

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Speaker 2: Pauliers truly into Brg's.

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Speaker 3: I kind of feel like we have to see non

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Speaker 3: yips before we see yips.

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Speaker 2: Wait, what do you mean?

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Speaker 3: Like, how can you tell somebody has the yips if

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Speaker 3: you haven't really watched them play a ton.

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Speaker 2: Without the yips? Well, I think the yips it's like golf.

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Speaker 2: You can tell when somebody has the yips. I don't

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Speaker 2: know if you have to see them prior to the

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Speaker 2: yips when they were yip list.

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Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, Like if I went out onto

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Speaker 3: I was spraying the ball all over the place, would

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Speaker 3: you be like, Ah, that's okay, you just got the yips.

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Speaker 2: No, because the yips is putting. Now, I would be

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Speaker 2: able to see that. Just because you spray the ball

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Speaker 2: all over that that wouldn't tell me anything. But if

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Speaker 2: I see how you are over a putt, and you

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Speaker 2: know some of the best golfers in history have gone

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Speaker 2: through the yips, would you look at the definition of

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Speaker 2: yip in golf. Okay, yeah, you didn't think you'd be

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Speaker 2: asked that today, but we're talking yips. But yeah, you'll

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Speaker 2: see golfers. I think Bernhard longer and then he went

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Speaker 2: to a longer putter because he was suffering from the yips.

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Speaker 4: Yes, Paul, a state of extreme nervousness that causes a

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Speaker 4: golfer to miss an easy putt. Now, it says Urban Dictionary.

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Speaker 4: This is branched out to be other sports, but the

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Speaker 2: Well, Chuck Nablock had the yips, Yes he did, right.

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Speaker 2: Steve Sachs, Macki Sasser, Steve Blass, wear something easy, some

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Speaker 2: routine and you can't do it like Rick Ankiel couldn't

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Speaker 3: But if those are like the first couple of games

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Speaker 3: that he did that, you wouldn't just think, oh, that's

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Speaker 2: About I'm surprised. And once again last Chase Daniel about

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Speaker 2: this that I don't know if you're short arming it

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Speaker 3: It is weird how difficult it is from to get

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Speaker 3: the ball to first from the second base position, not

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Speaker 3: first for some reason, it's a really weird, weirdly difficult

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Speaker 2: Well, you had who is the picture for the Red

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Speaker 2: Sox and the Cubs, and he couldn't throw it, you know,

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Speaker 4: He couldn't throw it, he had to stop checking runner.

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Speaker 2: I think he threw his glove one time with the

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Speaker 2: ball in it, like there you go, yes, yes, Ton.

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Speaker 5: And sometimes something may be so easier, so routine, that

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Speaker 5: it gets in your head, like when there's a wide

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Speaker 5: open receiver for a short pass and he just totally

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Speaker 2: We'll talk to Chase about that. I had not heard

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Speaker 2: that with quarterbacks having to yip now though short arm it,

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Speaker 2: and maybe that's what he's talking about, that you almost

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Speaker 2: are you've not committed to the throw that you don't

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Speaker 2: want to throw it and have it intercepted, so you

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Speaker 2: short arm it therefore ends up at somebody's feet. Here's

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Speaker 2: another thing. You normally don't have a player's only meeting

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Speaker 2: after a blowout loss after Week one, Like that's not

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Speaker 2: a good sign. The Dolphins they lost to Danny Dimes

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Speaker 2: a player's only meeting after you have a big win.

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Speaker 2: But usually that's a celebration out at a bar or club.

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Speaker 2: But this is a players only meeting after the blowout

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Speaker 2: loss in Week one. That's not a good sign. Twelve

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Speaker 2: and a half point underdogs. What could go wrong? What

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Speaker 2: other poll questions are we considering today? Seedon, We got

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Speaker 2: one here from Marvin.

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Speaker 3: What's the worst sign for a team of players only

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Ben Johnson did this. Oh boy, this is bad

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Speaker 2: when a coach calls out, hey, we got to take

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Speaker 2: care of the ball. Hey we can't make the have

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Speaker 2: that many penalties. But when you say, hey, I'm questioning

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Speaker 2: our effort, well, now that's something completely different. Now I'm

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Speaker 2: questioning your motivation. Now I'm questioning how badly do you

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Speaker 2: want to play? Are you playing hard enough? And it

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Speaker 2: wasn't a you know, a long speech that Ben had.

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Speaker 2: In fact, it was felt like a throwaway line. Pauline.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, it was one line he said, our practice habits

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Speaker 4: are yet to reflect a championship caliber team and then

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Speaker 2: That one just hangs in the air. It's like, oh,

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Speaker 2: that's when if I'm in that press conference, I'm like,

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Speaker 2: I'm zeroed in. What do you mean by that? Coach?

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Speaker 2: What role do you take in your team, maybe not

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like it's a little early in said

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Speaker 3: coaching career to publicly call out your team like that.

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Speaker 3: Maybe you need to build a little bit of trust

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Speaker 2: Well, it was a rough week in Chicago. They want

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Speaker 2: results right now, and maybe he's starting to It's hard

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Speaker 2: to say that you feel the heat after two games,

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Speaker 2: but maybe Ben Johnson's starting to feel the heat. Not

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Speaker 2: that there's going to be a change there, but you know,

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Speaker 2: it feels like Caleb Williams give him this year. Let's

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Speaker 2: just see, you got a guy, Ben Johnson. Now, there's

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Speaker 2: no excuses. You got a guy who's offensive minded. Look

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Speaker 2: what he did to Jared Goff. Look what he did

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Speaker 2: for the Lions. He can do that for the Bears.

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Speaker 2: He wanted this job. You were gonna have to pay

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Speaker 2: a lot to get him. The Bears did and buy

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Speaker 2: all accounts. Everybody said they got the right guy, they

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Speaker 2: got the best guy available. I'm still in on this

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Speaker 2: Williams enough time. I'm old enough to know that that's

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Speaker 2: the way they used to do it. John Elway, Peyton Manning,

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Speaker 2: got time to develop. It's really rare. It was really rare.

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Speaker 2: Let me bring in Chase Daniel, the ESPN NFL College

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Speaker 8: throws when needed, he's not forcing the football down the field.

429
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Speaker 8: He's controlling the line of scrimmage. He's getting the Cowboys

430
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Speaker 8: to in and out of the right place. Now, look,

431
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Speaker 8: they almost stole a game on the road in Philly,

432
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Speaker 8: verus a very good Philly team. We all know how

433
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Speaker 8: we feel about Philly. I thought he played excellent in

434
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Speaker 8: that game. Right, He's had some dropped interceptions, so it's

435
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Speaker 8: me didn't look better. But you look at the Giants

436
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Speaker 8: game and you look at the multiple two minute drives

437
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Speaker 8: that he's had to have like that, That's what the

438
00:23:06,920 --> 00:23:09,439
Speaker 8: NFL comes down to is can you make plays in

439
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Speaker 8: two minute drives in two minute jals? And he had

440
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Speaker 8: three drives over the course of the fourth quarter. And

441
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Speaker 8: overtime where he willed his team to victory. And I

442
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Speaker 8: know that Dak gets a lot of haters. I know.

443
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Speaker 8: I'm not talking about the Cowboys team in general because

444
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Speaker 8: I don't think they're that good. I think I think offensively,

445
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Speaker 8: they're much better than they were last year or even

446
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Speaker 8: the year before now, and that comes from Brian Schottenheimer.

447
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Speaker 8: He's using a lot of pre snap motions, so he's

448
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Speaker 8: letting Dak Prescott see the answers to the test before

449
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Speaker 8: the test is given. Hey, give me a man's own read,

450
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Speaker 8: give me a slot formation, give me all this. I

451
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Speaker 8: just think the offense is attacking more. They actually have

452
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Speaker 8: something in that running back and Williams as well. And

453
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Speaker 8: when Dak has had a run game in the past,

454
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Speaker 8: he's been really well.

455
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Speaker 2: You got the Chiefs and the Giants coming up this weekend.

456
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Speaker 2: Now I'm looking at the schedule. This is a tough schedule. So, okay,

457
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Speaker 2: you get by the Giants. Now you got the Ravens,

458
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Speaker 2: you got Jacksonville in Jacksonville, you got the Lions, you

459
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Speaker 2: got the Raiders, then you got the Commanders, and then

460
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Speaker 2: you got the Buffalo Bills. That's pretty tough. Selet that's

461
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Speaker 2: pretty tough for a team that's waiting to get its

462
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Speaker 2: two best receivers back. And I don't Kelsey hasn't stood out.

463
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Speaker 2: Mahomes is trying. It feels like he's trying to do

464
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Speaker 2: something to up, you know, get this team fired up.

465
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Speaker 2: He's actually running and taking on defensive backs and I

466
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Speaker 2: don't know, help me understand the chief handicap the Chiefs

467
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Speaker 2: here first half of the season. What do you think?

468
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Speaker 8: Yeah, look owing to right first time since twenty fourteen

469
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Speaker 8: and I was actually on that team and we didn't

470
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Speaker 8: end up making the playoffs. The thing with the Chiefs

471
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Speaker 8: this year where I think they have struggled to get

472
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Speaker 8: a little bit better is obviously like they haven't had

473
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Speaker 8: their receivers right, they haven't had Rashi, Rice, Hollywood Brown

474
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Speaker 8: or xaf You're worthy in two years on the field

475
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Speaker 8: at the safe time, that is a completely different receiver

476
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Speaker 8: corp than they've had to do. Obviously, with Travis Kelce

477
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Speaker 8: getting older, he's not as much of a factor as

478
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Speaker 8: he can.

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Speaker 1: I thought.

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Speaker 8: The offensive line really is still the issue, specifically left

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Speaker 8: guard in Kingsley Sumant. Yeah, he's just not playing at

482
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Speaker 8: a high level, especially against Philly and when you look

483
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Speaker 8: at their offense, they wanted to be a throw it

484
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Speaker 8: down the field offense. That sort of escaped them from

485
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Speaker 8: their offensive game plans really the last two or three

486
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Speaker 8: years without Tyreek, they wanted to do that. This year,

487
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Speaker 8: they've had to make adjustments and change the way they've

488
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Speaker 8: played the game. And it's been Patrick Mahomes running the football.

489
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Speaker 8: I don't want him leading the league and rushing the

490
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Speaker 8: football for quarterbacks. That's not what he does, right, But

491
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Speaker 8: he's had to do that. And I look at their

492
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Speaker 8: schedule and I'm glad you brought that up. If they

493
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Speaker 8: can be three and three after the Ravens and Lions,

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Speaker 8: I think it's the Lions the last one. If they

495
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Speaker 8: can just get to three and three, and they did

496
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Speaker 8: this a couple of years ago, or they get into

497
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Speaker 8: a rhythm, they find out who they are offensively, they

498
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Speaker 8: get all their guys back, I think that the Chiefs

499
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Speaker 8: can still be the Chiefs. Like I just think it's

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Speaker 8: way too early to write them off. And I know

501
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Speaker 8: all of these people are oh and two. It's impossible

502
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Speaker 8: to make like a twelve percent chance to make the playoffs.

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Speaker 8: I just think like their defense is still really good.

504
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Speaker 8: And if they can get some wins against some quality

505
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Speaker 8: opponents and just get to five hundred through six games,

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Speaker 8: then I mean, look, the one seed might be out

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Speaker 8: the table if they if they do that right, but

508
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Speaker 8: as long as they get into the tournamentent, it's the

509
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Speaker 8: Chiefs are the Chiefs for me.

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Speaker 2: I know you've watched film of Baker Mayfield, and it's

511
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Speaker 2: weird how people still aren't accepting a Baker Mayfield. He

512
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Speaker 2: had an incredible year last year. It's like, hey, you

513
00:26:40,640 --> 00:26:44,399
Speaker 2: got kicked to the curb by the Browns, you were

514
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Speaker 2: with Carolina, you were with the Rams, you know, you're

515
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Speaker 2: damaged goods, and then all of a sudden, hey you

516
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Speaker 2: got to compete with Kyle Trask in Tampa Bay. I

517
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Speaker 2: don't is it maybe his persona that people have a

518
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Speaker 2: problem with or I don't know what it is, but

519
00:27:01,760 --> 00:27:04,280
Speaker 2: he's one of those guys that he knows how to

520
00:27:04,320 --> 00:27:10,520
Speaker 2: win and he's gonna play tough for you. What did

521
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Speaker 2: you see from him? Is there anything different this year

522
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Speaker 2: than last year?

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Speaker 8: No? I love Baker again. I would say the last

524
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Speaker 8: two years he's played really well, like like actually really

525
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Speaker 8: really good he's played. If you just look at the stats,

526
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Speaker 8: and I don't love doing it all the time. He's

527
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Speaker 8: played like a top eight quarterback in the league, like

528
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Speaker 8: in every major category. And the thing I liked about

529
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Speaker 8: this year is both of their games came down to

530
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Speaker 8: the last play of the game, and he has willed

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Speaker 8: his team to win. He now, he's got a strong arm,

532
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Speaker 8: he's got all that stuff. I do think the offense

533
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Speaker 8: in Tampa has really fit him well. Now he has

534
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Speaker 8: three complete studs to throw to a receiver, so that helps. Offensively,

535
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Speaker 8: they're explosive. He's also played without five starters too, so

536
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Speaker 8: just the way he's been playing. I think people like

537
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Speaker 8: to hate on Baker because of his demeanor and because

538
00:28:00,480 --> 00:28:03,360
Speaker 8: of the stuff he does. And you know, he can

539
00:28:03,359 --> 00:28:06,920
Speaker 8: be polarizing to some. I love it, like I want

540
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Speaker 8: my quarterback to have that. To him, I think he's

541
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Speaker 8: got to have swagger. I think he's got to have confidence.

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Speaker 8: And the thing is he's backed it up so when

543
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Speaker 8: you watch him, he's not really wild on I mean, look,

544
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Speaker 8: look look at the two minute drive. And if you

545
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Speaker 8: actually this past weekend, if you actually break down the

546
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Speaker 8: two minute drive to win the game against the Texans,

547
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Speaker 8: which I think that defense is pretty good they can

548
00:28:25,720 --> 00:28:28,720
Speaker 8: rush the pass it really well. He didn't throw the

549
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Speaker 8: football more than six yards down the field. He was

550
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Speaker 8: taking what the defense give you. It was just classic

551
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Speaker 8: two minute drive, like what coaches tell you and what

552
00:28:36,880 --> 00:28:39,360
Speaker 8: coaches because, like, hey, just take the open guy, Just

553
00:28:39,400 --> 00:28:41,240
Speaker 8: take the open guy. And then he takes off on

554
00:28:41,320 --> 00:28:43,680
Speaker 8: fourth down and scrambles and uses his legs and they

555
00:28:43,760 --> 00:28:46,840
Speaker 8: end up winning the game. He's the ultimate I'm not

556
00:28:46,880 --> 00:28:48,959
Speaker 8: gonna do too much, but I'm gonna make plays when

557
00:28:49,040 --> 00:28:51,680
Speaker 8: I need to. I think he's playing like a top

558
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Speaker 8: five quarterback in the league right now.

559
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Speaker 2: What would you have to see before you would pick

560
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Speaker 2: the Chargers to be the best team in the AFC.

561
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Speaker 8: Oh Man, Are they aren't?

562
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Speaker 9: They?

563
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Speaker 8: Like? Uh, they're already right Dan?

564
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Speaker 2: Would you take them over Buffalo or the Ravens right now?

565
00:29:10,640 --> 00:29:12,960
Speaker 2: Had to hit, I would.

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Speaker 8: Take them over the Ravens because of defensively, how they're

567
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Speaker 8: doing and at this specific moment, how Justin Herbert is playing,

568
00:29:21,200 --> 00:29:23,440
Speaker 8: because I think Justin Herbert's a new person and a

569
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Speaker 8: new man right He's day Madison Beer, He's got all

570
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Speaker 8: this Hollywood. It's a completely different Justin Herbert than I'm

571
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Speaker 8: used to. And I like that he's gotten out of

572
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Speaker 8: his shell. He just does not care what people think.

573
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Speaker 8: He's got all the money, he's got that and he's

574
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Speaker 8: got the fit now. But the thing is, like at

575
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Speaker 8: who he is at his core, he is a football dude,

576
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Speaker 8: and those football dudes between him and Harball, they make

577
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Speaker 8: it work. Now now, Quentin Johnson for the Chargers, he's

578
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Speaker 8: taken a next step right. They got Keenan Allen back.

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Speaker 8: I can't tell you how important that is. They got Dan,

580
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Speaker 8: they got Shane Day back, and he's the quarterback coach.

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Speaker 8: In Shane Day, I'm telling you, is the secret sauce

582
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Speaker 8: of this because him and Justin work so well behind

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Speaker 8: the scenes together. And then you look at that defense,

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Speaker 8: I think, you know, one of the best scoring defenses

585
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Speaker 8: in all of football. I do think the Bills right

586
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Speaker 8: now are the class of the AFC. And you can

587
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Speaker 8: make it. You can make a case for the Ravens

588
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Speaker 8: right you. You absolutely could, because I think they're they're

589
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Speaker 8: loaded again. I just think this is the year that

590
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Speaker 8: you know, Justin Herbert he gets a playoff win, Like

591
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Speaker 8: I really do think that, and I think they've built

592
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Speaker 8: it the right way. And you just look at Jim

593
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Speaker 8: arball Man like just what he's been able to do

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Speaker 8: in the first and second years of the programs. He

595
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Speaker 8: took them to the You know, I just think they're

596
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Speaker 8: I think they're built the right way.

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Speaker 2: I just need to avoid Buffalo in the winter time

598
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Speaker 2: in the playoffs, finish this. If the Dolphins get blown

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Speaker 2: out tonight, oh don't.

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Speaker 8: I don't know if mcdade'll get fired or not.

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Speaker 6: I don't know.

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Speaker 8: I just you know, when I watched Miami on film,

603
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Speaker 8: it's it's rough, and it's brutal, and a lot of

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Speaker 8: it is coaching. So I'm gonna say the head coach

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Speaker 8: doesn't get fired. It's too early in the season. I

606
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Speaker 8: do think that, you know, time's running out, though, and

607
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Speaker 8: and with a roster that I think is somewhat talented,

608
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Speaker 8: and with a quarterback that I'm sort of mixed on.

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Speaker 8: I think he's really good at timing throws. I think

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Speaker 8: that's all the case. And you look at the history

611
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Speaker 8: between these two that don't really get blown out. I

612
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Speaker 8: think they're going to put up a lot of points

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Speaker 8: on it. If I was a betting man, I'd take

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Speaker 8: the over.

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Speaker 2: But what is Mike McDaniel, You said, coaching? So what

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Speaker 2: is he doing or not doing.

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Speaker 8: I just think their team is not ready to play.

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Speaker 2: I like, yeah, yeah, I mean they are professional, they're professionals, though, Chase,

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Speaker 2: I mean, how much is this on the coach? How

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Speaker 2: much does this saw on the captains to say?

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Speaker 8: And yeah, yeah, exactly, And I think and I do

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Speaker 8: think that the head coach in some of these situations,

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Speaker 8: specifically in college or specifically in the NFL, it's like, hey, like,

624
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Speaker 8: you can only do so much in the NFL to

625
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Speaker 8: get your guys. They're grown men. They need to be

626
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Speaker 8: ready to play. You give them the game plan. There

627
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Speaker 8: are specific things maybe they're that that maybe they're not

628
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Speaker 8: prepared for, whether it's offensive scheme stuff the defense is doing,

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Speaker 8: or defensive scheme stuff or too many men on the field.

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Speaker 8: They just they played sloppy football, specifically on offense. And

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Speaker 8: so yeah, I would agree with you, like the coach

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Speaker 8: probably gets too much blame for that, But at the

633
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Speaker 8: end of the day, the product you put out on

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Speaker 8: the field is the coach's responsibility.

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Speaker 2: Have fun with Texas and Sam Houston, go do uh

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Speaker 2: break bread with you? Thanks for joining us? Yeahs, Dan,

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Speaker 2: that's Chase Daniel.

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Speaker 2: ESPN The Dominique Foxworth Show. It's a season long foot podcast.

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Speaker 2: Also you can see him on Get Up, contributor to

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Speaker 2: ESPN and Scape Joints.

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Speaker 8: So on the program.

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Speaker 2: All right, let me ask the question, can you envision

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Speaker 2: a Dolphin win tonight?

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Speaker 9: I have a hard time envision in it. I think

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Speaker 9: I should be fair. One of the things that I

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Speaker 9: that I always try to remind people of is like

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Speaker 9: how close the talent differentially is in the NFL.

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Speaker 6: And we talk about like that position is terrible.

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Speaker 9: Eh, it's not like college where there actually are some

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Speaker 9: guys that don't belong out there against other guys. So

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Speaker 9: like the game, crazier things have happened. But the problem

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Speaker 9: is the Dolphins. It feels like there's no sadder building

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Speaker 9: in the league right now, and it's really hard to

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Speaker 9: get motivated when it doesn't feel like anybody in that

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Speaker 9: place is safe or they don't have anything to hang

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Speaker 9: their hat on. So I think that's the scarier part

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Speaker 9: for them. But they're holes in that Bills defense. They're

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Speaker 9: gonna be able to move it some.

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Speaker 2: Okay, But when do things change for the Dolphins. It

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Speaker 2: seems like they cracked the code two years ago.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's another hard question, man, When do things change

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Speaker 9: for the Dolphins? They we talk about a lot of

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Speaker 9: these like genius offensive coordinators, but I think the test

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Speaker 9: is the second idea. And you see, like that's the

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Speaker 9: definition of these dynaties or the just defining characteristics of

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Speaker 9: like the modern dynasties in football. And obviously the Dolphins

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Speaker 9: aren't close to the dynasty, but they find one way

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Speaker 9: to win and then because if roster turnover or because

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Speaker 9: changes the rules or other teams have catched it up

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Speaker 9: or aging on their roster, they then find a different

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Speaker 9: way to win. That was like the really impressive thing

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Speaker 9: about the Patriots over the years, as they found multiple

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Speaker 9: ways to attack you, both offensively and defensively. And I

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Speaker 9: know Bill Belichick is the fame story of him switching

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Speaker 9: from the four to three to three four or seem

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Speaker 9: from three four to four to three, like all that

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Speaker 9: stuff goes on and it doesn't seem like they figured out.

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Speaker 6: I would give Mike.

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Speaker 9: McDaniel a bunch of credit for understanding his limitations, which

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Speaker 9: often times limitations are would lead to like the great

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Speaker 9: ideas understanding the limitations of the players he had on

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Speaker 9: his team and the ross that he had, and it

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Speaker 9: led to some impressive offense and then Ain't had nothing

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Speaker 9: else which may be a result of the limitations of

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Speaker 9: the players on his team, but it doesn't matter.

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Speaker 6: It's going to fall on his feet.

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Speaker 2: How would you feel if you were back with the Ravens.

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Speaker 2: Tom Brady comes in, wants to sit down with the secondary,

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Speaker 2: wants to pick your brain, and then the next week

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Speaker 2: you're going to be playing the Raiders.

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Speaker 9: I would I mean, I feel fine because I wouldn't

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Speaker 9: say anything to him, but in general I would think that.

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Speaker 9: And you are a journalist, so you understand the perception

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Speaker 9: of any impropriety is as.

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Speaker 6: Bad as anything actually happening.

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Speaker 9: Like you often need to protect the people from themselves,

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Speaker 9: is don't put them in the position to have to

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Speaker 9: have this problem. So like I understand that it's probably

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Speaker 9: not going to turn any games, but still, when you

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Speaker 9: are in that locker room.

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Speaker 6: You're paranoid. Everybody's paranoid.

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Speaker 9: I've watched coaches burn game plans, like literally burn game plans.

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Speaker 9: They send advanced scouts to where we're going to practice

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Speaker 9: and sweep our meeting rooms like we're going to away game.

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Speaker 9: Someone has gone to the hotel and swept the meeting

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Speaker 9: rooms to make sure there are no bugs in there.

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Speaker 9: Like this, we're crazy people. So Tom Brady getting a

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Speaker 9: little extra information. I'm sure he's driving a lot of

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Speaker 9: these teams.

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Speaker 2: Now, okay, women, give me it. For instance, what city

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Speaker 2: would you go to where you worried about New England?

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Speaker 9: Well, I mean we would worry about it in New

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Speaker 9: England it was And I always thought like, if you

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Speaker 9: guys did that worried, you must know something, because the

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Speaker 9: stories of the New England cheating were like later in

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Speaker 9: my career, but I just the people. The fear was

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Speaker 9: always there, so like there was something, always something going on.

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Speaker 9: We had that problem. I've heard stories of people leaving

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Speaker 9: out stuff like the counter intelligence, where you leave out

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Speaker 9: something that's actually the opposite of what you're doing to

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Speaker 9: try to catch the other team. I had in college

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Speaker 9: Wen we played West Virginia and we signed not signed,

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Speaker 9: but like, uh, we took.

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Speaker 6: A couple of their players.

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Speaker 9: And I remember leading up to the week of games,

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Speaker 9: coach Friesian kept telling the media that West Virginia was was, uh,

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Speaker 9: like cracking our codes for our plays and stuff. And

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Speaker 9: I just realized that the reason why he was telling

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Speaker 9: them that is because we were.

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Speaker 6: Tried to do that to them.

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Speaker 9: And so I always assume the most paranoid people are

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Speaker 9: also the people that are up to something.

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Speaker 2: Dominic Foxworth, host of The Dominic Foxworth Show, also ESPN

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Speaker 2: RAID former NFL cornerback Ben Johnson called out his team

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Speaker 2: and he talked about lack of effort as a former player,

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Speaker 2: like that's that's a real indictment. And here we are

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Speaker 2: two games into the season. So I don't know how

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Speaker 2: you took that, but that one, that's not one of

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Speaker 2: those We got to fix our mistakes. Now I'm questioning

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Speaker 2: your effort in Chicago, Dominic and publicly, yeah, that's the part.

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Speaker 9: Yes, we have normally something like that week two, if

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Speaker 9: we got an effort issue, we too. That's an inside

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Speaker 9: the house conversation. Him doing it publicly is very strategic.

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Speaker 9: I think there are some coaches who aren't strategic and

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Speaker 9: they say things to the media willy nilly, But it

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Speaker 9: seems to me that Ben Johnson is doing this for

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Speaker 9: a reason, and it's a long season, so you have

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Speaker 9: to find different ways to motivate your team and get

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Speaker 9: their attention. It's a little concerning if week two it's

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Speaker 9: about effort, but it was an ugly performance in that game,

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Speaker 9: so I understand him trying to light a fire.

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Speaker 2: And it feels like everybody wants to jump off the

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Speaker 2: Chicago bandwagon after two games with a new coach and

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Speaker 2: Caleb Williams, I don't think has been the issue. I mean,

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Speaker 2: the defense against Detroit was terrible, but what do you

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Speaker 2: see as a former player?

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Speaker 9: I asked this question of myself and it helped me

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Speaker 9: kind of reframe the way I was thinking about Caleb

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Speaker 9: Williams is if this was his rookie year, how would

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Speaker 9: I think about his first two games? Because things were

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Speaker 9: such a mess last year. I want to throw that

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Speaker 9: year out and I know we can't. It's coloring the

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Speaker 9: way that I'm watching him. And if like that Tyler,

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Speaker 9: if I hadn't read that, how would I feel about

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Speaker 9: the way that he is playing right now? And I

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Speaker 9: would feel a lot better if these were his first

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Speaker 9: two games in the league. He's had a couple of

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Speaker 9: accuracy issues and he wasn't perfect, but he showed the

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Speaker 9: magic promise that got him drafted so high, and I

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Speaker 9: would convince myself like, yeah, he'll clean some of this

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Speaker 9: other stuff up. It was like nerves and new offense

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Speaker 9: and whatever. But the problem is we have last year

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Speaker 9: to draw in, and we have a lot of stories

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Speaker 9: coming out of Chicago that aren't very favorable to Caleb Williams,

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Speaker 9: and that stuff is it's in the back of my head.

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Speaker 6: Even when he throws.

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Speaker 9: Those majestic passes and rolls out and throws a crazy

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Speaker 9: dark downfield, I'm still in the back of my head.

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Speaker 6: But last year was a mess.

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Speaker 9: And it seems like your teammate, a lot of your

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Speaker 9: teammates don't really love you the way that I would

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Speaker 9: want my franchise quarterback to be loved.

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Speaker 2: I hate when I see these quarterbacks in the NFL

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Speaker 2: play like they were in college. They're going to extend

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Speaker 2: a play. They rarely step up in the pocket. I mean,

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Speaker 2: and you have to yeah, and I'm sure that you're like,

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Speaker 2: oh my god, I really have to trust my lineman here,

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Speaker 2: but I got to step up in the pocket, and

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Speaker 2: these young guys don't step up in the pocket. You're

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Speaker 2: a former defensive back, you know when you're is the

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Speaker 2: goal to get these guys to scramble or try to

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Speaker 2: keep them in the pocket.

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Speaker 9: I think it's a it's a game plan situation because

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Speaker 9: some quarterbacks throw really well outside of pocket, and you'd

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Speaker 9: be surprised. Some of the most athletic quarterbacks aren't really

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Speaker 9: accurate on the run. And then there's some that go

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Speaker 9: to a certain side and better that way, and you're

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Speaker 9: trying to force them that way. So I think it's

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Speaker 9: a game plan by game plan situation. But generally, like

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Speaker 9: I think we all have recognized that the quarterback position

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Speaker 9: has gotten a lot more athletic than it was historically,

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Speaker 9: and I think that that's probably a result of us

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Speaker 9: changing the rules to protect the quarterback. The more we

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Speaker 9: protected the quarterback, the less important it was to be

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Speaker 9: to get rid of the ball, to be in the

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Speaker 9: pocket and make quick decisions, and.

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Speaker 6: Also like be big, like you were gonna get lit up.

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Speaker 9: I know when I was growing up in the nineties

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Speaker 9: watching football, quarterbacks were getting like their chest doped through

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Speaker 9: on a regular basis and blindside hit and the late

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Speaker 9: hit rules were different, so it was much more important.

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Speaker 9: You would never consider Kyler Murray or Bryce Young anybody

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Speaker 9: like that as a quarterback. And those things I think

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Speaker 9: have led to a change in a way in the

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Speaker 9: style that quarterbacks play. And then of course Mahomes blew

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Speaker 9: that all up because once he kind of took the

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Speaker 9: Aaron Rodgers thing to the next level of creating out

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Speaker 9: of structure, and now.

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Speaker 6: That's all we're looking for.

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Speaker 9: And you could tie it back to the question you

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Speaker 9: asked about Caleb, like that's how he got the number

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Speaker 9: one pick was all those freaky plays that he was

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Speaker 9: making in college and we all were like, he can

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Speaker 9: overcome the coaching. Yeah, I'm not saying it's right.

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Speaker 6: I'm just saying that's how I think we got there.

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Speaker 2: But it's a hard it's a hard thing to break,

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Speaker 2: a hard habit to break when pressure happened, Like you know,

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Speaker 2: Cheebo did this when he got to the NFL. Like

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Speaker 2: you're in Florida, you can do that in the NFL.

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Speaker 2: You can't. Somebody gonna find you, they're gonna track you down.

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Speaker 6: I think it's a hard habit. To break.

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Speaker 9: But I don't think they want to break the habit.

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Speaker 9: I mean, I don't think their coaches want them to

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Speaker 9: break the habit. I think what they want them to

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Speaker 9: do is something that Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson and

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Speaker 9: Patrick Mahomes, of course, the best quarterbacks have been able

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Speaker 9: to do is understand when it's time to do that

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Speaker 9: and when it's not. So the type of players that

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Speaker 9: they love those The coaches want that type of player

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Speaker 9: because no matter how poorly you've coached this game, how

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Speaker 9: figured out your offense, is Joe Burrow, A healthy Joe

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Speaker 9: Burrow can buy enough time to make you right and

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Speaker 9: then you look like a better coach. The problem is

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Speaker 9: if you have more of those negative plays than positive plays.

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Speaker 9: And it's something that should be an addition, like a

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Speaker 9: bonus to the way that you run. And I think

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Speaker 9: it's become core to so many players. And I think

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Speaker 9: Cameron Ward in Tennessee is another example of that, where

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Speaker 9: a lot of his success in college was a result

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Speaker 9: of him creating and he's gonna learn in the NFL

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Speaker 9: that can be all the time.

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Speaker 2: What happens if the Giants beat the Chiefs, Oh, the

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Speaker 2: Giants beat the Chiefs.

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Speaker 9: I think some people are finally going to not be

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Speaker 9: scared to question the end of the Chiefs dynasty.

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Speaker 6: And I don't think it does anything.

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Speaker 9: I guess the vibes in New York would be a

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Speaker 9: lot better, but I don't think it changes any of

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Speaker 9: their plans going forward. It's really hard for me to

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Speaker 9: imagine this happening. So if it does take place, the

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Speaker 9: Tyreek hilltrade, I think that we all are speculating about

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Speaker 9: but doesn't really have much smoke. Like that heats up

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Speaker 9: a little bit more and they are gonna be some

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Speaker 9: serious I think changes. The thing about the Chiefs that

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Speaker 9: you see from Patrick Mahomes right now is not only

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Speaker 9: that he's doing postseason Patrick running. He's trying to run

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Speaker 9: people over. Like the first two games he had three attempts.

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Speaker 9: Where's trying to run people over. He just seems like

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Speaker 9: either he wants to wants to like jokingly, he wants

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Speaker 9: to take himself out of his foolishness, but seriously, he

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Speaker 9: seems so frustrated that he's trying to express his team, like.

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Speaker 6: Come on, help me.

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Speaker 2: Good to talk to you again, you too, man, Thank you?

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Speaker 2: Do you ever want to tackle somebody? Hell?

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Speaker 9: No, no, no, no.

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Speaker 2: Do you like Dan Orlovsky? Yeah, I'd like to smack somebody.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, smack somebody.

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Speaker 9: Tackling people hurts you too, And I would I mean,

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Speaker 9: I wouldn't tackle Dan.

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Speaker 6: He's too thin.

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Speaker 9: He's also the type to call the police like he's

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Speaker 9: gonna call him up, You're gonna press.

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Speaker 6: Charges like I wouldn't take it there with Dan. He's

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Speaker 6: not gonna swing back.

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Speaker 9: He's just gonna call him, call up them boys, and

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Speaker 9: then I got a whole nother problem.

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Speaker 6: In my hand.

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Speaker 2: Schefty, you don't want to pop him.

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Speaker 9: No, Schefty, you know what, the information guy. They're everybody's

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Speaker 9: best friend. Chefty's never said or done anything to offend anybody.

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Speaker 9: He's gotta be in everyone's good graces all the time

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Speaker 9: because you might be the one to have to news

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Speaker 9: for him.

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Speaker 2: Greenie, whoa, Okay, Yeah.

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Speaker 6: I want to hit him every day. And that's what

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Speaker 6: makes him a good host.

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Speaker 8: You know.

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Speaker 2: The next time he brings up the Jets, just smack him,

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Speaker 2: just like upside of the head. Just smack him.

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Speaker 6: All right, I'll come work for you after that. He's

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Speaker 6: a maiden man man.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, That's that's true. Thanks again. Dominic no problematic. Uh,

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Speaker 2: it's one of my favorites. Dominic Foxworth