WEBVTT - Lots to Say: Shedeur Showcase, Bruce Buffer, and The Masters 0:00:05.496 --> 0:00:07.696 Lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle is 0:00:07.736 --> 0:00:10.616 a production of the NFL and iHeart podcasts. 0:00:12.135 --> 0:00:17.855 We got lots just say, we got lots to save. 0:00:20.616 --> 0:00:21.576 What a backer here? 0:00:21.896 --> 0:00:23.976 And we hope you say because we. 0:00:24.056 --> 0:00:25.456 Got lots to say. 0:00:27.336 --> 0:00:30.696 Yeah, we got lots to say. 0:00:31.136 --> 0:00:36.576 Now here's Bobby and that. I feel like people judge 0:00:36.576 --> 0:00:38.336 me when they come to my house and the studio 0:00:38.415 --> 0:00:40.455 is at my house, but it's not in the house, 0:00:40.495 --> 0:00:43.135 it's a building on the property behind the house. Like, 0:00:43.135 --> 0:00:45.415 but when you pulled up, there's a massive Amazon box 0:00:45.696 --> 0:00:47.935 right on the front porch, And then I feel like 0:00:49.336 --> 0:00:52.056 if there's a box or two boxes, people just judge 0:00:52.056 --> 0:00:56.575 you for uh not being detail oriented. So did you 0:00:56.616 --> 0:00:58.215 at all think, man, what a slob that guy is 0:00:58.256 --> 0:01:00.416 because he has Amazon boxes on his front porch when 0:01:00.416 --> 0:01:02.856 you drove up there was scattered all over the place. 0:01:03.016 --> 0:01:04.575 No, because at the end of the day, I have 0:01:04.696 --> 0:01:07.296 more box random boxes show up to my house on 0:01:07.296 --> 0:01:09.936 a weekly basis that I haven't ordered any of those things, 0:01:10.056 --> 0:01:12.696 so I don't even know what kind of boxes. There's 0:01:12.776 --> 0:01:15.016 usually three or four boxes at my gate per day. 0:01:15.176 --> 0:01:16.536 We've got five kids, too. 0:01:16.376 --> 0:01:19.536 So who has access to the ordering My wife. 0:01:19.576 --> 0:01:23.296 Definitely, I have access to ordering, but I really randomly 0:01:23.976 --> 0:01:27.776 will use Amazon just for simple things. I need razors. 0:01:27.816 --> 0:01:29.576 I can't get the store boom, I'm going to order 0:01:29.616 --> 0:01:32.376 it package up with something. But I mean, we have 0:01:32.456 --> 0:01:35.416 shoes that come to the house, socks. This week we 0:01:35.456 --> 0:01:38.256 had new sheets for the bed. Somehow the bed ripped 0:01:38.336 --> 0:01:40.296 the sheet. I think I don't know how. It wasn't 0:01:40.296 --> 0:01:41.456 any activity that I was doing. 0:01:41.576 --> 0:01:43.256 Yeah, so many kids. I was going to guess how. 0:01:43.336 --> 0:01:45.576 But okay, if you're saying that, when. 0:01:45.216 --> 0:01:46.856 You figured out how that happens. So I went and 0:01:46.896 --> 0:01:48.696 saw the doctor about it. Actually, I saw the veterinarian. 0:01:48.776 --> 0:01:50.536 I got a two for one deal with my dog nice. 0:01:50.616 --> 0:01:51.096 It was great. 0:01:51.656 --> 0:01:55.856 Yeah, I guess I wondered. But with your family, how 0:01:55.896 --> 0:01:57.536 old did a kid or does a kid need to 0:01:57.576 --> 0:01:58.896 be to have access to the Amazon. 0:01:59.016 --> 0:02:01.576 Oh, there's no chance I'd ever give my kids access. 0:02:01.616 --> 0:02:02.856 Oh none of them have open Amazon. 0:02:02.856 --> 0:02:04.696 Oh are you kidding me? 0:02:04.936 --> 0:02:05.176 Do you know? 0:02:05.256 --> 0:02:08.536 My It's random? Like we'd have seeds show up and 0:02:08.536 --> 0:02:10.536 I'm what I'm talking about is like the baseball seeds 0:02:10.536 --> 0:02:13.656 my kids are obsessed with. My boys are baseball seeds. 0:02:13.656 --> 0:02:16.056 But the most random stuff that they go on Amazon 0:02:16.096 --> 0:02:17.296 like can I get this? Can I get that? I 0:02:17.336 --> 0:02:20.056 was like, no, you don't need any of this stuff. 0:02:20.696 --> 0:02:22.416 No access a disaster. Yes. 0:02:22.536 --> 0:02:27.136 I pulled up recent things I bought online. Random. I 0:02:27.256 --> 0:02:34.416 bought Alpha Momentous Alpha GPS supplement, fantastic. 0:02:34.456 --> 0:02:37.296 It sounds great. Any anything that has alpha in it's winning. 0:02:38.136 --> 0:02:39.496 That's a good point. I mean it's number one. 0:02:39.536 --> 0:02:40.256 Have you taken it yet? 0:02:40.296 --> 0:02:41.895 Yeah? Yeah, yeah, And it sounds like it's something you 0:02:41.936 --> 0:02:44.256 used for like your sexual drive. It's not. It's for 0:02:44.576 --> 0:02:48.936 like cognitive right health? No, yeah, I just everybody knows. 0:02:49.056 --> 0:02:50.576 Is that the Joe Rogan thing? 0:02:50.856 --> 0:02:55.256 No, it's not that alpha brain. It's probably something similar. Ish. 0:02:55.336 --> 0:03:01.656 I bought a thirty pound bag of marshmallows of Lucky Charms, Marshmallows, 0:03:01.736 --> 0:03:04.576 thirty pounds. It's a massive bag. And now on my 0:03:04.656 --> 0:03:07.536 radio show tried to I offered somebody fifteen hundred dollars 0:03:07.576 --> 0:03:08.976 to eat the whole bag in four hours. 0:03:09.136 --> 0:03:10.016 Were they able to even? 0:03:10.416 --> 0:03:10.776 Nobody? 0:03:10.896 --> 0:03:13.536 I mean thirty pounds of much, I mean, what is it? 0:03:13.536 --> 0:03:16.576 Marshmallows likey toms marshmallows that to cinigrate though we're not 0:03:16.616 --> 0:03:17.816 talking about Chewie marshmallows. 0:03:17.816 --> 0:03:19.895 I know, but still that's thirty pounds worth it. That's 0:03:19.896 --> 0:03:20.576 pretty intense. 0:03:20.656 --> 0:03:22.856 No, I agree, but that's why I offered himifteen hundred bucks. 0:03:22.856 --> 0:03:25.056 I wanted somebody to at least try it, and nobody did. 0:03:25.296 --> 0:03:28.016 And then finally I have a bought pickleballs. I bought 0:03:28.736 --> 0:03:32.016 sixteen new pickleballs. That's my recent random ordering. What do 0:03:32.096 --> 0:03:32.656 you have randomly? 0:03:32.696 --> 0:03:34.616 What did you buy here randomly? You know, like sometimes 0:03:34.616 --> 0:03:37.096 you're scrolling on the Twitter and stuff and these ads 0:03:37.096 --> 0:03:41.536 will come up. So recently I bought a three D printer. 0:03:42.016 --> 0:03:45.096 I've known way and so you know they've got the 0:03:45.136 --> 0:03:47.216 mid line one. And then I was like, you know 0:03:47.256 --> 0:03:49.176 what mid line? Okay, I'm going. 0:03:49.096 --> 0:03:51.096 To get the big dog question about a three D 0:03:51.136 --> 0:03:53.576 printer with you. What did you want to print? Because 0:03:53.696 --> 0:03:56.016 that sounds super cool and I see like toys and 0:03:56.296 --> 0:03:59.296 medical supplies. But when you see that, you think I'd 0:03:59.296 --> 0:04:00.376 like to have that because. 0:04:00.136 --> 0:04:03.416 Blank, Honestly, a guy came over to my house was 0:04:03.416 --> 0:04:05.296 working on my television, said he got a three D 0:04:05.416 --> 0:04:07.616 printer and he was saying, yeah, we make everything from 0:04:07.696 --> 0:04:10.496 vases to these little pots. He said, We've got all 0:04:10.496 --> 0:04:12.296 these little toys. That we can make for the kids. 0:04:12.336 --> 0:04:14.936 In addition to that, they'll make anything from like a scraper, 0:04:14.976 --> 0:04:18.856 a paint scraper to I don't know, I mean to honestly, 0:04:18.896 --> 0:04:20.536 he sold me on it, so I was like, this 0:04:20.616 --> 0:04:22.335 sounds rad so I went on. 0:04:22.536 --> 0:04:25.336 So it came up though, because your phone heard it, Yes, 0:04:25.695 --> 0:04:27.415 it must have heard it first. Yeah, because I don't 0:04:27.416 --> 0:04:29.215 get ads for three D printers, right, got it? 0:04:29.255 --> 0:04:29.575 Got it? 0:04:29.655 --> 0:04:30.335 So I went on. 0:04:30.736 --> 0:04:33.455 I purchased this, and of course I'm thinking it's like 0:04:33.496 --> 0:04:37.176 a smaller version. It's as big as that track man like. 0:04:37.135 --> 0:04:38.736 Oh, it's stereosis three feet tall. 0:04:38.815 --> 0:04:41.376 It's massive. I was like, oops, I don't know where 0:04:41.376 --> 0:04:42.936 to put this right here, but it is. 0:04:43.296 --> 0:04:45.176 It's awesome. But okay, have you used it? 0:04:45.335 --> 0:04:47.296 Well, I won't hook up to my phone and through 0:04:47.296 --> 0:04:47.815 the bluetooth. 0:04:48.376 --> 0:04:50.335 It's awesome. How can you get because it's. 0:04:50.176 --> 0:04:52.376 Already got pre programmed things that you can go in 0:04:52.455 --> 0:04:55.095 and actually three D print. So my kids have printed 0:04:55.135 --> 0:04:56.776 out like these puzzles. 0:04:56.376 --> 0:04:58.415 So it Oh, you've used it. It's worked. 0:04:58.455 --> 0:05:02.136 It's unbelievable. Wow, it's within thirty minutes it printed. It 0:05:02.536 --> 0:05:04.855 was able to three D print this whole jewelry box. 0:05:04.856 --> 0:05:08.656 For my daughter that was pre input it into the system. 0:05:08.695 --> 0:05:10.776 What do you put in as okay, we'll call it 0:05:10.815 --> 0:05:13.775 the paper. What do you put in? There's no paper? No, no, 0:05:13.815 --> 0:05:15.295 but let's say you have to put in paper to 0:05:15.296 --> 0:05:17.176 get paper printed out. What do you put in that 0:05:17.255 --> 0:05:20.495 would be the same as paper into a normal printer? 0:05:20.775 --> 0:05:21.936 Is it like a chemical? 0:05:22.015 --> 0:05:22.815 What is it? So? 0:05:22.936 --> 0:05:23.616 It is this? 0:05:23.815 --> 0:05:26.455 It looks like a plastic and it looks like, honestly, 0:05:26.575 --> 0:05:29.655 a really big fishing line. And they've got these different 0:05:29.655 --> 0:05:31.895 compartments up there with different colors, and then you put 0:05:31.895 --> 0:05:35.135 it into this little little area right here that sucks 0:05:35.135 --> 0:05:37.615 it down in and then as you print, it uses 0:05:37.655 --> 0:05:43.015 the different coloring system and just goes takes literally thirty minutes. 0:05:43.096 --> 0:05:47.015 It prints anything, and it's remarkable and sturdy. It's fascinating. 0:05:47.056 --> 0:05:49.616 That's legit over five hundred bucks. 0:05:50.376 --> 0:05:53.295 I think it was around six fifty. I can't believe 0:05:53.536 --> 0:05:55.336 I bought a three D print for the first time 0:05:55.335 --> 0:05:57.255 for six hundred and fifty bucks. But then you also 0:05:57.296 --> 0:06:00.296 have to get, you know, the accessories that go along 0:06:00.296 --> 0:06:03.135 with it. But it was It's blew my mind. The 0:06:03.176 --> 0:06:05.575 kids have been using it at school for some time, 0:06:05.575 --> 0:06:07.616 which kind of drew my interest to it. 0:06:07.736 --> 0:06:08.895 What do you mean using it as school? 0:06:09.056 --> 0:06:12.176 So they one of their science classes, they go in 0:06:12.215 --> 0:06:14.775 and they're able to three D print. For instance, my 0:06:14.895 --> 0:06:17.895 daughter was there and they had to put together a 0:06:17.895 --> 0:06:21.416 business concept. Hers was a new type of shoe, so 0:06:21.496 --> 0:06:24.736 she did a three D print of a shoe that 0:06:24.775 --> 0:06:27.135 she designed for her business model. 0:06:27.335 --> 0:06:28.616 That's that's so legit. 0:06:28.655 --> 0:06:32.575 And it looks like a legit shoe, like a high top, 0:06:32.655 --> 0:06:34.575 and had the design and all that. So it's it 0:06:34.616 --> 0:06:37.535 was pretty cool like that. So I've seen components of it, 0:06:37.575 --> 0:06:39.056 but never actually use it until now. 0:06:39.135 --> 0:06:42.176 I just ordered one. Yeah, in that conversation, I just 0:06:42.296 --> 0:06:43.176 ordered one. What else you got? 0:06:43.376 --> 0:06:45.496 Oh? So I like to shoot a little bit, but 0:06:45.575 --> 0:06:48.135 I haven't been shooting for a long time. Of course, 0:06:48.455 --> 0:06:52.056 this you know, full metal thing that swings back and forth. 0:06:52.296 --> 0:06:54.175 I ordered one off of Twitter. 0:06:54.575 --> 0:06:57.015 A full metal thing like that throws skin. No, I'm sorry, 0:06:57.056 --> 0:06:57.855 I've already got that. 0:06:58.096 --> 0:07:01.735 It's actually target shooting, so it throws the targets. No, 0:07:01.976 --> 0:07:04.135 it's it just as a standalone target, but when you 0:07:04.135 --> 0:07:06.496 shoot one side, it swings the other side so you 0:07:06.536 --> 0:07:08.975 can keep shooting. And it's got six different targets. I 0:07:09.056 --> 0:07:12.136 forgot completely that even ordered this thing, and of course 0:07:12.215 --> 0:07:14.095 it shows up to my house. I'm like, what is 0:07:14.096 --> 0:07:16.256 this hunk a metal? And I open it up. I 0:07:16.296 --> 0:07:18.376 was like, oh, yeah, I got a shooting range at 0:07:18.376 --> 0:07:18.655 the house. 0:07:18.655 --> 0:07:19.976 Now have you taken it out? 0:07:20.016 --> 0:07:20.416 Not at all? 0:07:20.496 --> 0:07:22.056 Have you hit a three D printed one of those though, 0:07:22.056 --> 0:07:22.616 and not even buying? 0:07:22.776 --> 0:07:24.615 I know I thought about that. Now Now I'm pretty 0:07:24.655 --> 0:07:27.296 upset with myself, but pretty stoked. It's just gonna get 0:07:27.296 --> 0:07:27.936 out to work some more. 0:07:28.016 --> 0:07:29.856 Your stuff's way more random than mine. 0:07:29.896 --> 0:07:30.655 It's so random. 0:07:30.696 --> 0:07:33.856 Mine's like nutrients and pickleballs. Yours is like a three 0:07:33.976 --> 0:07:36.896 D printer for jewelry boxes and a way to shoot 0:07:36.896 --> 0:07:41.576 away your anxiety. So the NFL is weird right now 0:07:41.616 --> 0:07:45.295 because it's at a very boring time and they do 0:07:45.336 --> 0:07:48.496 a great job of keeping it active all year, but 0:07:48.616 --> 0:07:52.416 this is even the boring time pre draft, meaning everybody's 0:07:52.416 --> 0:07:54.496 falling into kind of their slots we think they are, 0:07:54.576 --> 0:07:56.535 we don't really know. We know cam Ward is going 0:07:56.576 --> 0:07:58.216 to go one of the Titans because they said we're 0:07:58.256 --> 0:08:01.176 not even gonna watch Shre right right, So they're not 0:08:01.215 --> 0:08:02.975 going to go Sugar, They're not gonna go Travis Hunter. 0:08:03.655 --> 0:08:06.016 So the Titans are at one unless they trade it. 0:08:06.176 --> 0:08:09.816 We know that's the deal. And I think what's exciting 0:08:09.856 --> 0:08:12.936 about the draft is we kind of don't know. Travis 0:08:13.016 --> 0:08:15.736 Hunter's odds have popped up to number two the betting odds, right, 0:08:17.536 --> 0:08:21.095 But now there's really not much to talk about until 0:08:21.136 --> 0:08:26.016 the draft, and I'm watching Shuter's pro day and now 0:08:26.576 --> 0:08:28.376 because there's nothing to talk about, you have to find 0:08:28.376 --> 0:08:29.936 things to talk about. And the big debate is how 0:08:29.936 --> 0:08:34.576 he pats the ball, of course, so why is it 0:08:34.696 --> 0:08:36.376 bad that someone pats the ball. 0:08:36.856 --> 0:08:38.496 A lot of people will make the argument that if 0:08:38.535 --> 0:08:40.975 you pat the ball, you give that defensive back and 0:08:41.055 --> 0:08:43.736 extra beat because they know that you're about to throw right, 0:08:43.736 --> 0:08:46.976 so you pat the ball. But honestly, I think it's 0:08:47.216 --> 0:08:51.976 an overrated quality that people look at sometimes because everybody 0:08:51.976 --> 0:08:54.215 has their throwing emotion. It's sometimes just naturally part of 0:08:54.216 --> 0:08:56.415 their throwing emotion. He still has a quick release as 0:08:56.456 --> 0:08:57.816 long as the ball's out on time, and a lot 0:08:57.856 --> 0:09:00.215 of times, look if it's man to man defense, that 0:09:00.256 --> 0:09:03.296 defensive back's not looking at you anyway. And then in 0:09:03.336 --> 0:09:06.096 addition to that, in terms of zone, you're always going 0:09:06.096 --> 0:09:08.256 through your progression and going through your read and you 0:09:08.295 --> 0:09:11.536 have to deliver the ball on time and with accuracy. Now, 0:09:11.535 --> 0:09:14.776 if you're staring down a wide receiver when it's zone defense, 0:09:15.256 --> 0:09:17.175 then you're already giving your tail right. 0:09:17.415 --> 0:09:18.576 You've got to be good with your eyes. 0:09:18.616 --> 0:09:21.536 You have to manipulate the defense, particularly the second level 0:09:21.535 --> 0:09:23.696 of defense. And when I say that, I mean linebackers 0:09:23.935 --> 0:09:25.935 to move them off spots in zone. When it's a 0:09:25.935 --> 0:09:28.856 man demand. You just have to throw the ball accurately, 0:09:28.896 --> 0:09:30.415 have your guy go up and get the ball, or 0:09:30.456 --> 0:09:32.856 it's all about the timing. So if you throw with 0:09:33.216 --> 0:09:36.976 anticipation timing, I think that that's more important than anything else, 0:09:37.016 --> 0:09:39.496 because when you watch his footwork, he's got really good footwork. 0:09:39.535 --> 0:09:43.016 He's always got a solid foundation. He throws off of 0:09:43.055 --> 0:09:46.256 a really good platform, So that's more important to me. 0:09:46.415 --> 0:09:49.535 And then it's the high level processing. Can you process 0:09:49.576 --> 0:09:51.616 the game quickly? Can you get through your reads? Can 0:09:51.655 --> 0:09:54.016 you make the appropriate checks at the right time. That's 0:09:54.055 --> 0:09:56.816 what makes a really good quarterback. It's not always about 0:09:56.896 --> 0:09:58.616 patting the ball. I used to pat the ball all 0:09:58.655 --> 0:10:00.736 the time, but that's probably why I was on seven teams. 0:10:02.616 --> 0:10:06.096 Was it ever an issue with a quick I say, 0:10:06.096 --> 0:10:08.575 a three step drop and you're just looking to get 0:10:08.616 --> 0:10:11.215 rid of the ball fast. I wonder if you're a 0:10:11.216 --> 0:10:13.456 pat or do you still pad it quickly or can 0:10:13.496 --> 0:10:16.655 that actually slow down? If it's a quick three step 0:10:16.696 --> 0:10:18.576 drop and throw, would that slow it down? 0:10:18.776 --> 0:10:21.136 I think it's all about your delivery itself. Some guys 0:10:21.216 --> 0:10:26.415 have elongated deliveries. So you remember Brian Leftwich. He honestly 0:10:26.456 --> 0:10:28.656 looked like he was throwing a baseball at times. And 0:10:28.696 --> 0:10:31.496 then you got guys that have really compact, short deliveries 0:10:31.496 --> 0:10:33.456 and they might pat the ball, but it doesn't matter 0:10:33.496 --> 0:10:36.376 because that ball's coming out even on three step drops. 0:10:36.616 --> 0:10:38.616 If that's kind of part of your routine and how 0:10:38.655 --> 0:10:41.496 you throw the football, you're gonna pat that ball just 0:10:41.816 --> 0:10:44.016 because you're not even thinking about it. Right. It's something 0:10:44.055 --> 0:10:46.296 that's muscle memory that you've been doing it forever. Now 0:10:46.295 --> 0:10:49.055 you can work on it, and you'd always try to 0:10:49.096 --> 0:10:51.096 because coach would say, don't pat the ball, don't do this. 0:10:51.655 --> 0:10:54.976 But more importantly, it was about, well, am I throwing 0:10:54.976 --> 0:10:56.976 the ball on time? Is it coming on my hand 0:10:57.175 --> 0:11:00.535 or is it actually slowing down the ball getting there 0:11:00.576 --> 0:11:03.175 because it's taking too long for that to happen because 0:11:03.175 --> 0:11:03.896 you're patting the ball. 0:11:04.175 --> 0:11:08.576 I've never heard of patting the ball being so negative 0:11:08.776 --> 0:11:10.776 so many times as the last couple of days, because 0:11:10.776 --> 0:11:13.256 this is kind of the down period of even within 0:11:13.295 --> 0:11:18.055 the draft, so they're picking apart everything. Were there any 0:11:18.096 --> 0:11:22.896 ticks that were found about you that maybe you even 0:11:22.935 --> 0:11:27.295 developed while you were a pro, that either you saw 0:11:27.376 --> 0:11:28.976 or someone else saw that you had to change. 0:11:29.295 --> 0:11:32.456 I constantly had to work on overstriding because I had 0:11:32.456 --> 0:11:36.576 a baseball background. Baseball's such a different motion, particularly for pitchers. 0:11:36.655 --> 0:11:39.656 Right you're coming off a small mound, You're striding out, 0:11:39.696 --> 0:11:43.136 and your stride length is going down that mound, and 0:11:43.216 --> 0:11:45.936 so you and also the motion of your arm. So 0:11:46.816 --> 0:11:49.816 there was times that I would get too far spread 0:11:49.856 --> 0:11:51.576 out and get out on my front foot, and that 0:11:51.696 --> 0:11:54.216 was just something I naturally was able to overcome and 0:11:54.496 --> 0:11:58.896 play with throughout my career. However, when you'd see it, 0:11:58.976 --> 0:12:01.655 either were constantly working on that in the off season. 0:12:01.736 --> 0:12:03.815 In addition to that, it was ball security in the 0:12:03.856 --> 0:12:06.095 pocket or when you become a because a lot of 0:12:06.136 --> 0:12:09.376 times quarterbacks, particularly back in my time, and it's not 0:12:09.415 --> 0:12:11.976 even that long ago, when you take off running, you 0:12:12.016 --> 0:12:14.736 were running because you had to. It's not because you 0:12:14.776 --> 0:12:17.576 wanted to, and so ball security you'd get loose and 0:12:17.616 --> 0:12:19.176 you're just not used to carrying the ball like that. 0:12:19.336 --> 0:12:22.496 And then inside the pocket itself, something that was always 0:12:22.496 --> 0:12:25.136 harped on for anybody that's working in the pocket is 0:12:25.175 --> 0:12:28.415 two hands on the pocket, in the pocket on the ball, 0:12:28.456 --> 0:12:30.096 because a lot of times what happens is we get 0:12:30.175 --> 0:12:32.655 lazy and you'll see your off hand kind of come 0:12:32.696 --> 0:12:34.815 off the ball and that's when strip sacks happen and 0:12:34.856 --> 0:12:35.616 bad things happen. 0:12:36.295 --> 0:12:38.695 Would you know that or would someone have to watch 0:12:38.736 --> 0:12:42.736 and tell you things like your offhand is off the ball. 0:12:42.415 --> 0:12:46.576 I could recognize it, but there were times when coaches 0:12:46.576 --> 0:12:48.256 would come and be like, cash, we got to get 0:12:48.256 --> 0:12:50.695 that hand, and it was just once again, it could 0:12:50.736 --> 0:12:53.136 be a clean game. But there was multiple times in 0:12:53.175 --> 0:12:55.016 that game where I took that offhand off the ball 0:12:55.055 --> 0:12:57.175 in the pocket, which a guy got close and I 0:12:57.216 --> 0:12:59.776 was lucky enough to get it, or a strip sack 0:12:59.856 --> 0:13:01.896 did occur because I was being lazy with my ball 0:13:01.935 --> 0:13:03.656 security in the pocket. Some of the guys that do 0:13:03.696 --> 0:13:06.856 it the best, I meant Stafford I played with him 0:13:06.856 --> 0:13:10.376 in Detroit. He was fundamentally so sound, but he would 0:13:10.456 --> 0:13:12.216 have two hands on the ball in the pocket all 0:13:12.295 --> 0:13:14.535 the time, and it's something that we drilled constantly. 0:13:14.776 --> 0:13:16.536 Is there any chance that would slow down the delivery? 0:13:16.535 --> 0:13:16.736 Though? 0:13:16.816 --> 0:13:21.335 If you're locked down with two hands, even fractionally, you're 0:13:21.336 --> 0:13:23.416 holding a two where if one hand is off, I 0:13:23.415 --> 0:13:26.616 feel like you can you know, pull back and release 0:13:26.696 --> 0:13:28.936 quicker or is it so fractional it doesn't matter. 0:13:29.055 --> 0:13:31.696 It's very fractional. But at the same time, it goes 0:13:31.736 --> 0:13:33.696 back to the padding part. And that's why I think 0:13:33.696 --> 0:13:35.896 people sometimes make a big deal out of it, is 0:13:35.935 --> 0:13:39.536 if you naturally pat the ball, sometimes that offhand is 0:13:39.655 --> 0:13:41.856 usually just in a comfortable position near the ball because 0:13:41.856 --> 0:13:44.736 you're getting ready to start your delivery versus having it there, 0:13:44.776 --> 0:13:47.616 and it's almost like you're pushing that offhand with the 0:13:47.655 --> 0:13:50.295 ball back to start that delivery instead of padding. 0:13:50.456 --> 0:13:53.815 I'm curious about self scouting. I probably a year and 0:13:53.856 --> 0:13:55.736 a half or so ago, I found a couple of 0:13:55.736 --> 0:13:58.896 people in my business and radio and I said, hey, 0:13:59.136 --> 0:14:00.815 I want you two people I respect it. I said, 0:14:00.856 --> 0:14:03.096 I want you independently they didn't know of each other, 0:14:03.896 --> 0:14:07.496 to pay you to listen to my show for two 0:14:07.535 --> 0:14:09.936 weeks straight, and I want you to develop a plan 0:14:09.976 --> 0:14:12.496 to beat me as if you were going to start 0:14:12.576 --> 0:14:15.016 a new national show. I want you to identify every 0:14:15.055 --> 0:14:17.655 weakness I have, and if I were paying you to 0:14:17.655 --> 0:14:21.216 find my vulnerabilities to take me down, I want to 0:14:21.216 --> 0:14:23.056 read that report. And so I paid two different people 0:14:23.056 --> 0:14:24.616 to do it. They didn't know of each other, and 0:14:24.776 --> 0:14:27.256 they spent two weeks listening to every second of everything 0:14:27.256 --> 0:14:29.176 that I did, and they both developed a plan to 0:14:29.216 --> 0:14:31.976 beat me. And what that allowed me to do was 0:14:32.016 --> 0:14:35.096 to see those holes and fix those holes, and a 0:14:35.096 --> 0:14:36.936 lot of the things they were actually aligned on, which 0:14:36.976 --> 0:14:39.455 was good because that meant I needed to work. And 0:14:39.776 --> 0:14:42.176 although I have a gigantic ego, because you have to 0:14:42.176 --> 0:14:45.256 have one in this business, I don't have an ego 0:14:45.336 --> 0:14:49.256 that hurts me in this business because I know I 0:14:49.256 --> 0:14:50.736 have a lot of work to do always and I'm 0:14:50.736 --> 0:14:53.256 always developing ticks that I need to work myself out of. 0:14:53.616 --> 0:14:56.376 And so that was me self scouting. That was me 0:14:56.896 --> 0:15:00.736 hiring somebody to break me down, to find my weaknesses 0:15:00.896 --> 0:15:04.576 so I could plug them up. As a player, would 0:15:04.616 --> 0:15:08.176 you ever grab film of yourself or have someone else 0:15:08.256 --> 0:15:11.296 do it to find how you could better yourself by 0:15:11.296 --> 0:15:13.016 finding how where your weaknesses were. 0:15:13.776 --> 0:15:16.536 I think that it's an ongoing process. When you have 0:15:16.616 --> 0:15:18.976 coaching staff, and even when you're going through the season, 0:15:19.536 --> 0:15:22.856 all they're ever doing is usually pointing out your weaknesses. 0:15:23.336 --> 0:15:28.056 They're really focused, hyper focused on what can you do better? 0:15:28.816 --> 0:15:31.376 How can we solve this problem? Even with our drill work, 0:15:31.376 --> 0:15:34.936 when we start throughout mini camps, going into camp, everything 0:15:35.176 --> 0:15:37.336 we go back in, We critique that film on a 0:15:37.376 --> 0:15:40.016 daily basis. We watch film in the morning, we go 0:15:40.056 --> 0:15:42.136 and watch the practice right after, so it's fresh on 0:15:42.176 --> 0:15:44.456 your mind. And every part of that is coaching and 0:15:44.456 --> 0:15:47.616 critiquing how can we get better, whether it's a footwork drill, 0:15:47.656 --> 0:15:50.336 whether it's two hands on the pocket, it could be 0:15:50.416 --> 0:15:53.456 particular reads. So you're getting instantaneous feedback almost on a 0:15:53.536 --> 0:15:55.696 daily basis. And so you do have to have thick 0:15:55.736 --> 0:15:57.656 skin because I think there's a lot of players out 0:15:57.656 --> 0:16:02.536 there that take a I mean all constructive criticism as criticism, 0:16:02.536 --> 0:16:04.576 and they go into this little hole and they're too 0:16:04.656 --> 0:16:08.256 prideful about the fact that they're not willing to understand 0:16:08.256 --> 0:16:11.296 the coaches just making a point. He's not trying to 0:16:11.336 --> 0:16:14.416 attack you personally. He's trying to make you a better player. 0:16:14.976 --> 0:16:17.296 And it might come off a little harsh at times, 0:16:17.376 --> 0:16:19.216 because when you get called out in front of a team, 0:16:19.656 --> 0:16:21.896 it is one of those moments where you look in 0:16:21.896 --> 0:16:23.496 the mirror and you go, gosh, I don't want to 0:16:23.496 --> 0:16:25.256 feel that way again, because you know you let down 0:16:25.256 --> 0:16:28.016 your team, and particularly in games. That's the hardest thing is, 0:16:28.456 --> 0:16:31.455 you know, at the quarterback position in particular, but any position, 0:16:31.976 --> 0:16:33.576 if you make a big mistake in a game that 0:16:33.616 --> 0:16:35.976 really swings the momentum and you end up losing that game, 0:16:35.976 --> 0:16:38.736 whether it's an interception because you were lazy with your read, 0:16:38.976 --> 0:16:41.376 or you didn't have ball security, whatever it might be. 0:16:41.416 --> 0:16:42.896 You missed a check at the line of scrimmage that 0:16:42.936 --> 0:16:45.776 resulted in a ten yard loss, and now you got 0:16:45.816 --> 0:16:47.376 to punt and give them an opportunity to go down 0:16:47.416 --> 0:16:50.696 and win. You're your hardish, harshest critic, and you've got 0:16:50.696 --> 0:16:52.856 to be able to deal with that, and so you 0:16:52.936 --> 0:16:55.975 take I always took that type of coaching as a 0:16:56.016 --> 0:16:58.576 way to get better, as hard as it was to 0:16:58.656 --> 0:16:59.536 swallow at times. 0:16:59.896 --> 0:17:03.176 Someone though, had to instill that in you, meaning there's 0:17:03.216 --> 0:17:07.416 an understanding at some point of the person's not trying 0:17:07.456 --> 0:17:10.296 to take me down for the sake of them going up. 0:17:11.975 --> 0:17:14.735 What they're trying to do is make me better. That's 0:17:14.776 --> 0:17:18.015 a hard place to land if you've never had that 0:17:18.096 --> 0:17:22.256 instilled into you because and also, I imagine if you've 0:17:22.256 --> 0:17:26.576 been really great your whole life, eighth grade, senior in 0:17:26.656 --> 0:17:28.735 high school, you're not getting a lot of criticism, and 0:17:28.776 --> 0:17:30.335 you get to the next level and all of a sudden, 0:17:30.536 --> 0:17:35.376 you're being critiqued. That's probably a different tasting dose of medicine. 0:17:35.776 --> 0:17:36.055 It is. 0:17:36.096 --> 0:17:38.576 And I think because of the way my career went, 0:17:38.656 --> 0:17:41.576 as you said, I was successful growing up playing sports. 0:17:41.816 --> 0:17:44.776 I was recruited by all the big time programs, got 0:17:44.776 --> 0:17:47.616