WEBVTT - GMFB Tuesday Hour 1: Super Bowl legacies, Are Jets better off without Rodgers? Super Bowl moments 0:00:04.428 --> 0:00:06.668 Good Morning Football is the production of the NFL in 0:00:06.748 --> 0:00:08.308 partnership with iHeartRadio. 0:00:09.228 --> 0:00:13.308 Hurts, He's back, purchase plenty of time, He's looking, he fights, 0:00:13.428 --> 0:00:20.788 He completed tout, Hurts back looking, he is going deep 0:00:21.108 --> 0:00:22.268 and it is hot. 0:00:22.708 --> 0:00:23.548 Cuts down. 0:00:24.868 --> 0:00:28.788 The fun times plus forty six yard the Slim Report. 0:00:28.908 --> 0:00:33.588 It's us, the Philadelphia Eagles of one Super Bowl fifty nine. 0:00:34.068 --> 0:00:34.708 They have peaked. 0:00:34.748 --> 0:00:38.748 The Kansas City keeps twenty to twenty two. It's been 0:00:38.748 --> 0:00:41.948 a second Super Bowl play in seven years. What a game, 0:00:42.468 --> 0:00:46.788 what a season, What a team, the greatest Eagles team 0:00:46.948 --> 0:00:48.068 in modern history. 0:00:48.428 --> 0:01:09.308 Eagles fans siglets and we choice good football. 0:01:09.868 --> 0:01:13.388 The sweet sweet dulcet sounds of merrill reach from ninety 0:01:13.388 --> 0:01:17.348 four WIP for the Philadelphia Eagles, calling it another Super Bowl, 0:01:17.428 --> 0:01:20.268 telling everybody to savor it and rejoice. 0:01:20.308 --> 0:01:21.148 Savor it and rejoice. 0:01:21.188 --> 0:01:21.428 What's up? 0:01:21.468 --> 0:01:21.788 Everybody? 0:01:21.828 --> 0:01:24.548 Welcome inside, Good Morning Football, Live in LA in New York, 0:01:24.628 --> 0:01:26.788 no more New Orleans wampwomp. Here we are back in 0:01:26.828 --> 0:01:30.428 the studio. It's Tuesday, February eleventh. I'm Jamie Ertall. Here's 0:01:30.468 --> 0:01:33.948 omar Rowise, Peter Schregger, Kyle Brand, Akbar's Homesick another wamp womp. 0:01:33.948 --> 0:01:38.028 Feel better, buddy, We appreciate you, New York. How's everybody doing, Kyle, 0:01:38.068 --> 0:01:39.788 what's with the eyes already this morning? 0:01:40.988 --> 0:01:41.188 No? 0:01:41.268 --> 0:01:41.548 Nothing. 0:01:41.628 --> 0:01:43.268 I just can't believe we're all back where we are. 0:01:43.708 --> 0:01:46.388 The wampwamp should be played by a trombone shorty who 0:01:46.548 --> 0:01:48.868 is all over the place in New Orleans. And the 0:01:48.908 --> 0:01:53.028 biggest swampwomp, of course, went to the defending Super Bowl champions. Ohann't, Peter, 0:01:53.068 --> 0:01:54.428 We're gonna talk about that today, aren't we. 0:01:54.508 --> 0:01:56.828 I'm tried to. I was talking with my wife when 0:01:56.828 --> 0:01:57.308 we got back. 0:01:57.508 --> 0:02:00.388 I kind of feel like someone who just finished a 0:02:00.428 --> 0:02:02.948 marathon and explain this. Obviously, everyone calls it a marathon, 0:02:02.988 --> 0:02:04.988 and allmore, I think you can appreciate this. It was 0:02:05.068 --> 0:02:08.348 so good, so exhilarating, so fun. And then you wake 0:02:08.468 --> 0:02:12.108 up Tuesday morning and the alarm goes off and you 0:02:12.148 --> 0:02:15.028 go to our and no one cares on the street 0:02:15.028 --> 0:02:17.548 that you just had the most amazing weekend and it's 0:02:17.548 --> 0:02:20.628 an incredible environment. But then the world goes on and 0:02:20.668 --> 0:02:23.388 the Combine is just two weeks away, and the NFL 0:02:23.468 --> 0:02:26.028 cycle turned so Jamie, I feel like we just ran 0:02:26.068 --> 0:02:28.348 a marathon. We got the metal on Sunday, and then 0:02:28.388 --> 0:02:30.108 here we are Tuesday, We're back on the air and 0:02:30.188 --> 0:02:30.868 let's go to work. 0:02:30.948 --> 0:02:31.948 I had an awesome week. 0:02:31.988 --> 0:02:33.548 I had been to Super Bowls before, but I had 0:02:33.588 --> 0:02:35.708 never really done it in the capacity of going to 0:02:35.788 --> 0:02:38.508 honors and going to some events that we're going to 0:02:38.548 --> 0:02:41.348 tell stories this next couple hours on GMFB about our 0:02:41.428 --> 0:02:44.748 experiences in New Orleans. And the ultimate lift us up 0:02:44.828 --> 0:02:46.748 and help us out goes to Omar Ruiz, who walked 0:02:46.748 --> 0:02:48.828 in here this morning and was like, Oh, I'm doing 0:02:48.868 --> 0:02:51.188 more than the news reports. Yeah, so Omar, you are 0:02:51.188 --> 0:02:53.268 sitting here, you are participating fully. 0:02:53.508 --> 0:02:54.628 Omar, help us out here today. 0:02:54.828 --> 0:02:57.828 Well well rested, Peter, I can't appreciate what you said. 0:02:57.868 --> 0:03:01.148 In years past, I've worked something like thirty five days 0:03:01.148 --> 0:03:04.908 in a row into the postseason, into Super Bowl and 0:03:04.948 --> 0:03:07.548 then you come down after super Bowl Week and it 0:03:07.668 --> 0:03:11.828 is just pure exhaustion. And then, like Peter, it never ends. 0:03:12.108 --> 0:03:14.468 The NFL calendar. We're talking about the combine in a 0:03:14.508 --> 0:03:16.908 couple of weeks. It's time to gear up, everybody. 0:03:16.988 --> 0:03:17.988 Let's go. Yeah. 0:03:17.988 --> 0:03:20.348 I have a very distinct memory of reminding everyone at 0:03:20.468 --> 0:03:22.268 the holiday breakout, your kids are going to be home 0:03:22.308 --> 0:03:25.028 for the next eleven days, and Kyle actively shuddered. I 0:03:25.148 --> 0:03:28.508 just shuddered when when Peter said, combine, my God, like 0:03:28.988 --> 0:03:31.748 Indianapolis Peters, what we got. 0:03:31.548 --> 0:03:33.668 To find the next Jaylex Hunt, we got to know it. 0:03:33.828 --> 0:03:39.268 That's and then its own, and then it's prize, and then. 0:03:39.108 --> 0:03:41.148 It's the drag I got, it's OTAs, and. 0:03:41.148 --> 0:03:43.268 Then it's Minimhore, and then it's vacation. 0:03:43.468 --> 0:03:45.748 I rarely just confirmed with you that it's a Tuesday. 0:03:45.788 --> 0:03:47.908 Here we go, it's a lead blog. It's happening right 0:03:47.948 --> 0:03:52.788 now in GMMFP. Let's rock and roll now, more than 0:03:52.828 --> 0:03:57.348 twenty four hours removed from the sweet sprinkling of the 0:03:57.388 --> 0:04:00.828 confetti falling from the sky in New Orleans. 0:04:01.588 --> 0:04:03.388 It fell upon the heads of the Eagles. 0:04:03.388 --> 0:04:05.268 And we knew this kind of early on that they 0:04:05.268 --> 0:04:07.628 were loading the cannons with the green and the white 0:04:07.628 --> 0:04:10.028 and the black confetti, because that's just how this team 0:04:10.108 --> 0:04:13.588 went in Super Bowl fifty nine. Peter, when you look back, 0:04:13.668 --> 0:04:15.508 you were on the plane, you were in the airport 0:04:15.588 --> 0:04:19.348 for quite some time yesterday. What is the legacy of 0:04:19.468 --> 0:04:22.188 Super Bowl fifty nine that you would like to put 0:04:22.228 --> 0:04:23.308 forth into the universe. 0:04:24.548 --> 0:04:27.188 Absolute destruction. That's what I think. 0:04:27.028 --> 0:04:31.468 Of just outmanning, physical bullying of. 0:04:31.388 --> 0:04:33.828 What was considered one of the greatest teams of. 0:04:33.788 --> 0:04:36.668 All time and still will have that Moniker and team 0:04:36.708 --> 0:04:37.468 of their generation. 0:04:37.668 --> 0:04:38.548 But gosh, what the. 0:04:38.508 --> 0:04:41.668 Eagles did to the Chiefs was something that I don't 0:04:41.668 --> 0:04:43.708 think any of us expected, not that they wouldn't win 0:04:43.748 --> 0:04:45.548 the Super Bowl, now that they wouldn't win a blow. 0:04:46.068 --> 0:04:48.308 They beat the snot out of them and did so 0:04:48.508 --> 0:04:50.668 from the inside out. I just feel like this was 0:04:50.708 --> 0:04:53.988 a physical destruction of a team that we had put 0:04:54.068 --> 0:04:56.748 up on a pedestal for so many years. You have 0:04:56.828 --> 0:04:59.388 to think about how long the Chiefs had been on 0:04:59.428 --> 0:05:03.108 that perch. Obviously, they've won two Super Bowls in a row, 0:05:03.188 --> 0:05:05.188 but they were that team go get to the Tampa 0:05:05.268 --> 0:05:07.988 Super Bowl. Also, they were the team that was supposed 0:05:07.988 --> 0:05:09.908 to win when Burrow and the Bengals. 0:05:10.228 --> 0:05:11.748 They have been that team. 0:05:11.828 --> 0:05:15.108 And the way that they were just beaten up on 0:05:15.188 --> 0:05:18.428 Sunday night, it felt like it was just a complete 0:05:18.588 --> 0:05:22.748 dismantling of something that we didn't think could possibly ever. 0:05:22.588 --> 0:05:26.948 Be dismantled that way. But it wasn't just on Sunday. 0:05:27.348 --> 0:05:29.188 When I think of this Eagles team, I'm gonna think 0:05:29.188 --> 0:05:32.868 of them in a like fourteen day span, because what 0:05:32.948 --> 0:05:37.948 they did to the Commanders was truly a warning shot. 0:05:37.708 --> 0:05:39.988 To everyone around the league of like what could come. 0:05:40.708 --> 0:05:45.268 They had seven rushing touchdowns in the NFC Championship game. 0:05:45.628 --> 0:05:50.308 They put up fifty five points in the NFC Championship Game. 0:05:50.588 --> 0:05:52.828 When you think about how they started that game first 0:05:52.868 --> 0:05:55.508 carry Saquon with that touchdown, and they went on to 0:05:55.508 --> 0:05:58.988 score six more on the ground, and then cap it 0:05:59.028 --> 0:06:01.548 off with what they did on Sunday where they put 0:06:01.588 --> 0:06:05.828 up thirty four unanswered points to start the game. You 0:06:05.908 --> 0:06:09.308 talk about one of the most dominant two week stretches 0:06:09.388 --> 0:06:12.308 from conference championship to Super Bowl that. 0:06:12.268 --> 0:06:18.988 This league has ever seen. What a scary group of individuals. 0:06:19.468 --> 0:06:23.908 They finished a season winning sixteen of seventeen games, and 0:06:23.948 --> 0:06:27.108 they absolutely blew out the second best team in the 0:06:27.228 --> 0:06:30.628 NFC and the second best team in the NFL en 0:06:30.708 --> 0:06:34.668 route to hoisting their second Lombardi Trophy in five years. 0:06:34.708 --> 0:06:38.988 Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles. An unbelievable team and unbelievable run, 0:06:39.028 --> 0:06:40.628 and the legacy is complete. 0:06:40.668 --> 0:06:41.188 Destruction. 0:06:41.668 --> 0:06:43.468 Got a little dice at the end of that RAMS game, 0:06:43.508 --> 0:06:47.548 though didn't got close again. What would have become of 0:06:47.588 --> 0:06:49.948 that Rams team will never know, but they didn't make 0:06:49.988 --> 0:06:51.988 plays at the end. That was a crazy one. I 0:06:52.068 --> 0:06:54.348 tried to describe to you guys yesterday that at halftime 0:06:54.388 --> 0:06:56.668 of the Super Bowl in the Superdome, I was with 0:06:56.708 --> 0:06:58.868 people who don't digest football all the time, and I 0:06:58.948 --> 0:07:01.908 was so helpless trying to convince them how ridiculous this 0:07:01.988 --> 0:07:03.308 final the score was happening. 0:07:03.068 --> 0:07:03.748 Twenty four to ninen. 0:07:03.948 --> 0:07:06.628 I felt helpless. I kept saying, you guys, realized this 0:07:06.668 --> 0:07:09.068 is nuts. I didn't feel that helpless till twenty four 0:07:09.068 --> 0:07:11.908 hours later on Sunday, when I was standing in the 0:07:11.908 --> 0:07:14.308 New Orleans Airport in line for the on Monday for 0:07:14.388 --> 0:07:16.948 the Chick fil A, standing in there like I've never 0:07:17.028 --> 0:07:19.868 felt more like a pathetic lab rat. And every flight 0:07:19.868 --> 0:07:23.148 delayed yesterday, every single flight delayed. And there should be 0:07:23.188 --> 0:07:26.268 a documentary about the airports the mondays after Super Bowls, 0:07:26.348 --> 0:07:30.188 because there's still too like bands in different colors, and 0:07:30.228 --> 0:07:32.228 because all those fans who go to the game. 0:07:32.108 --> 0:07:33.868 They bring their clothes in their jerseys. 0:07:33.948 --> 0:07:37.188 So these Eagles fans who are screaming out and the 0:07:37.268 --> 0:07:39.788 Chiefs fans were just so miserable and so shell shocked. 0:07:39.828 --> 0:07:41.548 And then us in the middle of it. 0:07:41.948 --> 0:07:43.828 There's like a twenty five minute line to get your 0:07:43.908 --> 0:07:45.988 order in and then a forty minutes just to hear 0:07:45.988 --> 0:07:49.908 your name called. It was I felt so pathetic yesterday, 0:07:50.268 --> 0:07:52.948 But I wonder how the Chiefs might have felt in 0:07:52.988 --> 0:07:54.148 the middle of this game. 0:07:54.388 --> 0:07:56.708 Shocked, shell shocked. I don't even know. 0:07:57.388 --> 0:07:59.228 I'm now just coming to terms with what happened in 0:07:59.268 --> 0:08:01.308 that first half and take away of that suit both 0:08:01.268 --> 0:08:03.108 for me, what happened in the first half. First of all, 0:08:03.148 --> 0:08:06.748 some facts here with this in proper context. This Super 0:08:06.788 --> 0:08:10.708 Bowl was the fourth quarterback rematch ever in a Super Bowl. 0:08:11.068 --> 0:08:14.068 The previous winner had won all three before this, not 0:08:14.188 --> 0:08:14.788 this one. 0:08:14.868 --> 0:08:18.188 It was the fifth head coaching rematch in Super history. 0:08:18.388 --> 0:08:21.548 The previous winner had won all four before this, not 0:08:21.748 --> 0:08:22.748 this one. 0:08:22.788 --> 0:08:24.868 And so you think that's how it's gonna go. 0:08:24.988 --> 0:08:27.468 Not only did Sirianni and Hurtz win, we get in 0:08:27.508 --> 0:08:30.708 the super Dome. It's a beautiful atmosphere. John Bautiste does 0:08:30.748 --> 0:08:32.988 this national anthem. He's not a piano, it's a jazz 0:08:32.988 --> 0:08:36.028 infused thing. There's a flyover. Even though there's a dome, 0:08:36.108 --> 0:08:37.708 you can't see the plans, you can still hear them. 0:08:37.828 --> 0:08:38.428 Was really cool. 0:08:39.308 --> 0:08:42.428 And then the Chiefs come out and have twenty three 0:08:42.548 --> 0:08:45.308 yards in the first half against this Eagles defense that 0:08:45.388 --> 0:08:48.628 did not blitz a single time the entire game. I'm 0:08:48.628 --> 0:08:51.748 gonna do the drive chart, guys, Oh Chiefs, back to. 0:08:51.708 --> 0:08:52.628 Back world champions. 0:08:52.668 --> 0:08:56.068 In the first half, four plays and punt, three and out, 0:08:56.468 --> 0:09:00.068 three and out, pick six, three and out interception on 0:09:00.108 --> 0:09:01.508 the first play of the drive. 0:09:01.708 --> 0:09:04.308 Three and out. Wow, that's it. That's the first half. 0:09:04.668 --> 0:09:07.348 They are the first Super Bowl team in history to 0:09:07.508 --> 0:09:09.068 not cross the fifty yard. 0:09:08.828 --> 0:09:11.188 Line in the first half. And guys, you know what. 0:09:11.228 --> 0:09:12.988 Their first down, they had one first down on the 0:09:13.028 --> 0:09:14.948 first half in the first play of the game for them, 0:09:15.028 --> 0:09:17.268 was an eleven yard past the juju remember it over 0:09:17.308 --> 0:09:19.148 the mid only it took a big hit. That is 0:09:19.188 --> 0:09:22.788 the lowest number of first downs in the first half for. 0:09:22.868 --> 0:09:24.708 Any team in the league this year. 0:09:24.868 --> 0:09:28.388 The Titans, the Raiders, the Giants, the Browns. 0:09:28.468 --> 0:09:28.988 That's it. 0:09:29.788 --> 0:09:32.988 They also started the second half with a five plays 0:09:33.028 --> 0:09:35.468 and out in the punt and then it turnover on downs, 0:09:35.708 --> 0:09:39.348 an absolute annihilation. It leads to twenty four to nothing 0:09:39.788 --> 0:09:42.308 and then you get to the finally, the DeVante smithbomb 0:09:42.388 --> 0:09:44.268 and the game is completely over. 0:09:44.788 --> 0:09:46.068 You weren't even doing. 0:09:45.828 --> 0:09:48.468 That, like well if they score quickly in the two 0:09:48.508 --> 0:09:52.508 point the on side, it was just destruction, destruction, destruction, 0:09:52.828 --> 0:09:54.508 And then you come to find out they did not 0:09:54.588 --> 0:09:57.188 blitz a single time. It was all only the front 0:09:57.228 --> 0:10:00.348 four rushing for Philadelphia, just beating up that line, having 0:10:00.388 --> 0:10:04.148 Mahomes running around like he was rattled and I'm not 0:10:04.148 --> 0:10:06.748 going to say scared, but certainly not himself. 0:10:06.788 --> 0:10:08.068 We've never seen him like that. 0:10:08.148 --> 0:10:10.548 The second half there was there was garbage points, and 0:10:10.588 --> 0:10:13.108 there's back and forth. The legacy of that game is 0:10:13.148 --> 0:10:15.788 the first half that was twenty four to nothing and 0:10:15.828 --> 0:10:17.388 the Chiefs did nothing. 0:10:17.668 --> 0:10:18.548 I'll never forget it. 0:10:18.788 --> 0:10:20.908 At the halftime trying to convince the people, and at 0:10:20.948 --> 0:10:22.348 Chick fil A in the next day, trying to get 0:10:22.388 --> 0:10:25.148 past the people. I'm still miserable about that, and Chiefs fans, 0:10:25.148 --> 0:10:26.468 I don't know how you're standing today. 0:10:27.068 --> 0:10:28.108 That is miserable. 0:10:28.148 --> 0:10:30.468 When you're at the airport with the masses and the 0:10:30.548 --> 0:10:33.428 lines are long and you still have that flight to 0:10:33.548 --> 0:10:36.308 get all the way home and you're exhausted and you're tired. 0:10:36.508 --> 0:10:38.868 Can I add I don't? Can I add to this? 0:10:38.908 --> 0:10:41.388 So, like Kyle gives off a certain air or two, like, 0:10:41.548 --> 0:10:44.908 especially after like a Super Bowl weekend, of like don't 0:10:45.068 --> 0:10:47.748 don't don't make him wait in that line. He doesn't 0:10:47.748 --> 0:10:49.428 want to wait for his food. He doesn't want to 0:10:49.428 --> 0:10:52.628 be culverrint was I was. I left the airport before 0:10:52.828 --> 0:10:55.348 the branch, before the branch yesterday and I'm pulling up 0:10:55.348 --> 0:10:57.588 to the airport like it is a disaster at the airport. 0:10:57.908 --> 0:11:00.748 So I had a very real conversation with myself. This 0:11:00.788 --> 0:11:02.748 is so in the weeds on GMTB, where I'm like, 0:11:03.148 --> 0:11:05.988 I don't really want to bother Kyle anymore than that's 0:11:06.028 --> 0:11:08.868 already been done on the last perday, Like I feel 0:11:08.868 --> 0:11:11.188 compelled to tell him that he needs to get to 0:11:11.228 --> 0:11:14.668 the airport early because it's a disaster. So really, Kyle, 0:11:14.908 --> 0:11:16.708 I did text you and like, don't think I didn't 0:11:16.748 --> 0:11:19.308 hover over that send button for like several minutes. 0:11:19.348 --> 0:11:21.228 I was like, I don't know if I should do this. 0:11:21.308 --> 0:11:23.468 Like do you wear that you with sunglasses on at 0:11:23.468 --> 0:11:24.628 the airport to be bothered? 0:11:24.668 --> 0:11:26.708 Were you not? It was none of that nonsense, How 0:11:26.788 --> 0:11:27.108 dare you? 0:11:27.828 --> 0:11:31.228 There was a popular take yesterday Prisoner of the Moment 0:11:31.268 --> 0:11:33.668 that New Orleans is the best Super Bowl City. It's amazing, 0:11:33.788 --> 0:11:35.788 and I was agreeing with it because I like the walking. 0:11:36.268 --> 0:11:38.388 I don't know if the airport is necessarily the best 0:11:38.388 --> 0:11:38.908 Super Bowl. 0:11:38.788 --> 0:11:42.308 Airport all right now. But it's not a really large city. 0:11:42.508 --> 0:11:44.588 We're not talking about New York or Dallas or something. 0:11:44.628 --> 0:11:46.668 It is kind of a mid level city size wise. 0:11:46.708 --> 0:11:49.388 So it was like a nightclub that was a capacity 0:11:49.468 --> 0:11:52.108 yesterday and when I showed up, They're like, right over there, buddy, 0:11:52.348 --> 0:11:53.028 just like usual. 0:11:53.228 --> 0:11:54.508 What do you think, omar Well. 0:11:54.548 --> 0:11:58.148 I like how you guys brought up some historical perspective 0:11:58.548 --> 0:12:00.228 from this Super Bowl and the legacy. 0:12:00.348 --> 0:12:01.668 Peter talking about the. 0:12:01.668 --> 0:12:05.428 Domination the annihilation reminded me when we were kids when 0:12:05.468 --> 0:12:08.228 the NFC won every year, and several of those games 0:12:08.428 --> 0:12:10.668 were blowouts to eighty five Bears. 0:12:10.308 --> 0:12:11.708 Dominating the Patriots. 0:12:11.948 --> 0:12:16.228 You had Doug Williams and Washington team thrashing the Denver Broncos. 0:12:16.428 --> 0:12:19.068 You had the forty nine Ers fifty five to ten 0:12:19.108 --> 0:12:21.348 a few years later over the Broncos. Reminded me of 0:12:21.908 --> 0:12:24.748 those Super Bowls. And then Kyle, you talked about the 0:12:24.748 --> 0:12:29.028 domination of that front four for the Philadelphia Eagles, relentlessly 0:12:29.428 --> 0:12:32.588 chasing Patrick Mahomes reminded me of that Front four of 0:12:32.628 --> 0:12:35.508 the New York Giants when they beat Tom Brady and 0:12:35.548 --> 0:12:39.108 New England Patriots. And for the Philadelphia Eagles then to 0:12:39.228 --> 0:12:42.268 dominate the way they did and disrupt the dynasty that 0:12:42.428 --> 0:12:45.548 is the Kansas City Chiefs here and beat Patrick Mahomes, 0:12:45.548 --> 0:12:48.188 the greatest quarterback of this generation the way they did 0:12:48.628 --> 0:12:50.788 eight years ago. And they beat Tom Brady and the 0:12:50.788 --> 0:12:53.068 New England Patriots and Super Bowl fifty two the greatest 0:12:53.148 --> 0:12:56.428 quarterback of that generation. I think when you talk about 0:12:56.628 --> 0:12:59.788 the legacy here, how about a shout out to Howie Roseman, 0:12:59.828 --> 0:13:02.708 because you talk about different head coaches, you talk about 0:13:02.708 --> 0:13:08.068 different quarterbacks, but still a dominating effort by these Philadelphia Eagles. 0:13:08.108 --> 0:13:11.148 And now to have three Super Bowl appearances here, there's 0:13:11.148 --> 0:13:13.588 how we in the last eight years, two of them 0:13:13.668 --> 0:13:16.948 super Bowl titles with the exception of two players Lane 0:13:17.028 --> 0:13:21.108 Johnson and Brandon Graham, and of course Jake Elliott as well, 0:13:21.668 --> 0:13:24.268 but a completely turned over roster. And like I said, 0:13:24.268 --> 0:13:26.628 the head coach and the quarterback are different, but the 0:13:26.708 --> 0:13:30.508 common denominator there, Howie Roseman, I think, further cements his 0:13:30.588 --> 0:13:33.348 legacy as one of the great team builders of all time. 0:13:33.388 --> 0:13:35.868 One of the greatest general managers now in all time. 0:13:35.908 --> 0:13:37.868 I think we can start having that conversation as well. 0:13:38.028 --> 0:13:40.028 Hey, he's a made man, especially when he gets the 0:13:40.068 --> 0:13:42.308 slow mo treatment, and like, no one has looked cooler 0:13:42.348 --> 0:13:44.108 than Howie Rose in the Great End video. 0:13:43.988 --> 0:13:45.188 In the Shades, he looks great. 0:13:45.588 --> 0:13:48.348 Mine is more of a big picture and how we 0:13:48.468 --> 0:13:51.628 navigate this like an NFL media and just that can 0:13:52.028 --> 0:13:54.948 can we just try our very best to stop writing 0:13:54.988 --> 0:13:58.548 people's stories as they are currently happening to them, Like 0:13:58.828 --> 0:14:01.548 you need a guy needs to be done playing, done 0:14:01.548 --> 0:14:03.548 coaching before. I feel like we should give it a 0:14:03.588 --> 0:14:07.268 proper look back and assess and evaluate and maybe rank 0:14:07.388 --> 0:14:09.788 what happened in his career and how it applies. That 0:14:09.908 --> 0:14:13.188 being said, people were done with Jalen Hurts. People were 0:14:13.188 --> 0:14:16.708 beside themselves when he got paid. People were thinking Vic 0:14:16.748 --> 0:14:19.588 Fangio never could accomplish a defensive effort the way he 0:14:19.628 --> 0:14:22.228 did this season. And Nick Siriani we did an entire 0:14:22.308 --> 0:14:24.948 seven minute segment last week leading up to like this 0:14:24.988 --> 0:14:26.588 is what happened in the middle of season, and people 0:14:26.628 --> 0:14:29.068 wanted to fire him. All that being said too, Patrick 0:14:29.108 --> 0:14:32.028 Mahomes and people now are talking about Yeah, he's won 0:14:32.108 --> 0:14:34.268 a lot of Super Bowls, but can we just cool 0:14:34.308 --> 0:14:37.228 it on, like the this is what this exactly means 0:14:37.228 --> 0:14:39.908 for this guy's career, because the legacy is just a 0:14:39.908 --> 0:14:43.348 good refresher that their story still has to be written 0:14:43.348 --> 0:14:45.788 and until it's complete, let's just enjoy it happening at 0:14:45.828 --> 0:14:46.268 the time. 0:14:46.508 --> 0:14:48.788 And of course when the show was going on in. 0:14:48.668 --> 0:14:51.348 May, we will be doing legacy talk for Jalen Hurts 0:14:51.348 --> 0:14:53.268 that I will hate my words, but it's just a 0:14:53.308 --> 0:14:55.108 good reminder on GMF ME. 0:14:59.268 --> 0:15:01.628 All right, it's a Tuesday morning. We keep it going 0:15:01.668 --> 0:15:03.428 even after the Super Bowl. It's a segment we call 0:15:03.468 --> 0:15:04.948 wien Er we out. Here's how works. I'm going to 0:15:04.988 --> 0:15:06.788 say a statement and my coach, they're gonna tell me 0:15:06.828 --> 0:15:08.948 whether we are in with the statement or we are 0:15:09.028 --> 0:15:11.668 out with the statement. First off, stay here locally in 0:15:11.668 --> 0:15:13.748 New York. We're going to talk about a team other 0:15:13.868 --> 0:15:16.028 than the Chiefs and Eagles for the first time in 0:15:16.148 --> 0:15:18.468 three weeks. 0:15:17.428 --> 0:15:18.708 The Jets. 0:15:19.548 --> 0:15:22.068 Because Jay Glazer from Fox Sports came out with a 0:15:22.108 --> 0:15:25.668 big scoop on Sunday and Jay said that the Jets 0:15:25.708 --> 0:15:27.348 and Rogers are likely done. 0:15:27.508 --> 0:15:29.948 That Rogers flew to New Jersey and. 0:15:29.868 --> 0:15:33.268 The Jets notified him that that relationship is likely coming 0:15:33.308 --> 0:15:33.948 to an end. 0:15:34.548 --> 0:15:35.508 Here is the statement. 0:15:36.188 --> 0:15:39.588 The Jets, with their new brass new coach and new 0:15:39.668 --> 0:15:43.748 GM and new offensive coordinator are better off without Aaron Rodgers. 0:15:43.828 --> 0:15:47.108 Are we in or we out? Jamie Erdall, oh. 0:15:46.788 --> 0:15:48.788 Man, right, Jamie Erdall right away? 0:15:48.828 --> 0:15:51.788 Better off without stick I gotta stick by this on 0:15:51.828 --> 0:15:53.748 the two days after the Super Bowl is done, I 0:15:53.788 --> 0:15:55.908 think so. And that has something to do with Rogers 0:15:55.988 --> 0:15:58.828 or how he's playing, And it sounds like he might 0:15:58.908 --> 0:16:00.348 want to run it back one more year. And I 0:16:00.348 --> 0:16:02.788 wouldn't put it past him either for trying. But if 0:16:02.788 --> 0:16:04.748 you're going to start this thing and you're going to 0:16:04.828 --> 0:16:07.148 go in the direction of Aaron Glenn and you have 0:16:07.188 --> 0:16:09.908 to make all these changes, I think it needs to 0:16:09.988 --> 0:16:13.868 also exist at quarterback. I just the identity of that 0:16:14.028 --> 0:16:16.668 man and what he brings to the table doesn't really 0:16:16.708 --> 0:16:19.428 line up with a Jets team that probably needs to 0:16:19.468 --> 0:16:22.468 be younger, that needs to invest from the ground up 0:16:22.908 --> 0:16:26.228 and go with their draft picks and really start building 0:16:26.348 --> 0:16:28.548 the way the teams like the Eagles of the Chiefs Bill, 0:16:28.588 --> 0:16:29.148 which is like. 0:16:29.108 --> 0:16:30.468 In the line and all that. Jets. 0:16:30.508 --> 0:16:33.228 So Aaron Rodgers is awesome. I think he's I still 0:16:33.228 --> 0:16:35.028 find him really interesting. I think it'd be cool if 0:16:35.028 --> 0:16:36.948 he played for another team, and I welcome the circus 0:16:36.948 --> 0:16:39.308 that comes with that. But I do think that I 0:16:39.348 --> 0:16:40.948 am in on the fact that it's better off for 0:16:41.028 --> 0:16:41.428 the Jets. 0:16:41.548 --> 0:16:42.628 Oh, it's certainly fun. 0:16:42.708 --> 0:16:45.508 It's something we can talk about with Aaron Rodgers in 0:16:45.548 --> 0:16:46.068 the NFL. 0:16:46.228 --> 0:16:48.468 Want to see him remain in the league. 0:16:48.508 --> 0:16:51.148 But I think the Jets fly to Costa Rica and 0:16:51.148 --> 0:16:54.068 get one of those big cleanses Aaron Rodgers. 0:16:53.708 --> 0:16:54.828 Is certainly familiar with. 0:16:54.908 --> 0:16:57.908 I think when Woody Johnson and Aaron Rodgers had these discussions, 0:16:57.948 --> 0:16:59.588 he's talking about, I feel so much better after I 0:16:59.628 --> 0:17:01.988 cleanse myself. I think that's what the Jets have done. 0:17:02.068 --> 0:17:05.108 Darren Mougy and Aaron Glenn, they've cleansed themselves and they're 0:17:05.148 --> 0:17:07.588 completely moving on. And like Jamie mentioned, you have to 0:17:07.628 --> 0:17:09.628 do that at quarterback as well. And I think we 0:17:09.708 --> 0:17:13.068 all were all in all the entire NFL, the entire 0:17:13.108 --> 0:17:15.988 media circus. We were all in hard knocks two years ago, 0:17:16.468 --> 0:17:18.468 and then he gets hurt four snaps in and I 0:17:18.508 --> 0:17:20.988 think we were still in going into last year. They 0:17:21.028 --> 0:17:24.108 still had a tenacious defense, they won seven games despite 0:17:24.148 --> 0:17:27.148 not having solid quarterback play in that twenty two season. 0:17:27.228 --> 0:17:28.948 So there was so much hope going in or in 0:17:28.988 --> 0:17:31.108 twenty three, and so much hope going into twenty four, 0:17:31.668 --> 0:17:34.188 and it still didn't work. It just did not work. 0:17:34.228 --> 0:17:37.228 And obviously they fired Robert Sala, didn't work with Jeff 0:17:37.268 --> 0:17:39.788 Ulbrick at the interim, and they never really got it together. 0:17:39.868 --> 0:17:42.108 So I don't know what would be different now now 0:17:42.108 --> 0:17:44.548 that they changed general manager, now that they changed. 0:17:44.708 --> 0:17:46.148 Offensive coordinator, head coach. 0:17:46.148 --> 0:17:48.468 I think they have to completely move on quarterback included, 0:17:48.628 --> 0:17:50.748 and that means Aaron Rodgers era over in New. 0:17:50.708 --> 0:17:52.188 York Ery, Kyle, do the work. 0:17:52.748 --> 0:17:55.788 Did you see the New York Post headline yesterday? It 0:17:55.868 --> 0:17:56.348