Speaker 1: Welcome command this family into our Saturday Night special. But
Speaker 1: since we're playing on prime time Monday Night Football, it's
Speaker 1: a Sunday night.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm sure y'all can hear. We are
Speaker 2: at r P.
Speaker 1: McMurphy's in the city of Cincinnati, but if you look
Speaker 1: around us, it.
Speaker 2: Feel like we're in the DMV, baby, because we.
Speaker 3: Are surrounded by burgundy and gold.
Speaker 2: Faithful. We love it.
Speaker 1: I feel at home. This is beautiful. Thank you guys
Speaker 1: for coming. People drove from the DMV. We have Cincinnati
Speaker 1: fans here that still represent the Burgundy.
Speaker 2: And oh thank you all for being here. We do
Speaker 2: stuff like this just for you. Guys.
Speaker 1: We just flew in, we just got in, but we
Speaker 1: come here to spend time with our fans.
Speaker 2: So thank y'all so much for being here. Again, we
Speaker 2: are at our P. McMurphy.
Speaker 1: Shout out to them for taking care of us and fellas,
Speaker 1: y'all know how we do these Saturday Night specialist of
Speaker 1: this on Sunday and nothing gonna change.
Speaker 2: Sunday night.
Speaker 1: I need to hear y'all memories from Prime Time Monday
Speaker 1: Night Football Live Monday.
Speaker 2: Night Football, and y'all strap up and tell me when
Speaker 2: it comes to my be mishe. I'm gonna start with you, brother, on.
Speaker 4: Monday night, when it When it is on Monday night
Speaker 4: and it's prime time, you know, you think about everything
Speaker 4: you've ever done. So I returned Touchdownds. I played quarterback
Speaker 4: and scored. But when I think about Cincinnati, I came
Speaker 4: here nineteen ninety one I think it was, and they
Speaker 4: had the Ikey Shuffle. They didn't shuffle much that day
Speaker 4: and I got I got tackled by a guy and
Speaker 4: I heard pop up, and I'm like, what the hell?
Speaker 4: So I started reaching around in my legs, my arms
Speaker 4: and nothing was broken, but I figured somebody had something happen.
Speaker 4: And I broke this guy on in three places trying
Speaker 4: to tackle me. So like I'm saying, if you're gonna
Speaker 4: come up there to be mentioned trying to be half stepping,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna crack something on you five hours. And I
Speaker 4: really believe that after watching football a day, I'll say this,
Speaker 4: after watching football today, I don't think any of us
Speaker 4: know what really is going on in the NFL. We
Speaker 4: don't know who's the best team, who's going to be
Speaker 4: the team is dominated or whatever. But I saw teams
Speaker 4: today win games that I had no no thought that
Speaker 4: they would win. I saw people lose that I thought
Speaker 4: were going to be doing some things. So why not
Speaker 4: think that our team would go out here and kick
Speaker 4: somebody's ASDs. I mean, that's that's what I feel. I
Speaker 4: really think that it's a point now where it's not
Speaker 4: about what people think. It's about what you You enforced,
Speaker 4: you may happen on people.
Speaker 5: That's how you gotta get it done.
Speaker 6: So I think when you're talking about Monday Night experiences,
Speaker 6: I don't have nothing against Cincinnati, but you all know
Speaker 6: the Money Night. I hate bringing it up because you
Speaker 6: don't bring it up.
Speaker 2: We love it.
Speaker 6: Y'all make me feel that it's the only thing I
Speaker 6: ever did in my career. But it's okay because it's
Speaker 6: it's okay. It's okay because I take that because I understand.
Speaker 2: We all know. You know what I mean, We all know.
Speaker 6: But I got to think, you know, when it comes
Speaker 6: to Monday Night, you know that game will always stand
Speaker 6: out for me, you know. Just that was my first
Speaker 6: year here with the team, my second game with the team,
Speaker 6: and we was up in Dallas, and the Money Night
Speaker 6: miracle is what it's talked about now. Most of the
Speaker 6: people stamped me as the cowboy killer because of that night.
Speaker 6: And not only because of that night, but every week,
Speaker 6: every time I saw these guys the next time that year,
Speaker 6: I had a big performance. Every year it was like
Speaker 6: the same type of you know, you know, I guess
Speaker 6: you can say outcome. But we're talking about the Cincinnati Bengals,
Speaker 6: and I think it's gonna be one of those games
Speaker 6: that we want to see this team go out here
Speaker 6: and flourish and beat the team that we want.
Speaker 2: It's still early.
Speaker 6: I think it's still early in our season and we
Speaker 6: don't know what to expect from this team. I think
Speaker 6: every week we're gonna see this team growing become the
Speaker 6: team that we wanted to be.
Speaker 2: But I'm looking forward to seeing, hopefully.
Speaker 6: Somebody can rewrite the things that I did back in
Speaker 6: those days.
Speaker 2: In five this money man, you know it said command
Speaker 2: his family.
Speaker 1: We know you guys are in the building, but for
Speaker 1: those watching, we want to tweet you guys. Want you
Speaker 1: guys to tweet us and ask us questions. Ashtag raise hell,
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Speaker 1: get for she will be on there making sure she
Speaker 1: gets y'all questions and all of that. Now, Tana, you
Speaker 1: always showed up for these big games from the big
Speaker 1: prime moments.
Speaker 2: But it is their added pressure on prime time.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's added pressure, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 6: So we all feel the pressure as a player. You'll
Speaker 6: be lying if you tell somebody that, man, there's no pressure.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go out here and do what I do.
Speaker 6: We feel it, and I'm one of those guys that
Speaker 6: failed it the most all. But I think one of
Speaker 6: the things that you have to do as a player.
Speaker 6: And I'm not sure if Brian, but I'm I think
Speaker 6: so because I feel like this guy.
Speaker 2: He's on the.
Speaker 6: Same vibe or wavelength and I'm on when it comes
Speaker 6: to how we do things. But I would always tell
Speaker 6: myself to calm down. You know what I'm saying, look
Speaker 6: at this as any other game. Don't don't take this
Speaker 6: game and make it bigger than any other game.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. We haven't. This ain't the
Speaker 2: NFC Championship.
Speaker 6: This ain't the Super Bowl, so don't look at this
Speaker 6: game as no special than a regular Sunday game at
Speaker 6: one o'clock. And I would tell myself that all the time,
Speaker 6: just to keep myself neutral. And at the same time,
Speaker 6: I would tell myself also that hey, look, you have
Speaker 6: a job to take care of. And if you get
Speaker 6: yourself too caught up into the lights and the whole that.
Speaker 2: Dun dun, dun dumb.
Speaker 6: If you allow that to get in affected you, then
Speaker 6: you're not going to be yourself. So I would tell
Speaker 6: myself all the time, let the game flow to me,
Speaker 6: and that it wasn't on Monday night, it was every
Speaker 6: time I stepped on that field. So that's what I
Speaker 6: would tell the guys going into this game. Allowed the
Speaker 6: game to flow to you. You feel me and be me.
Speaker 1: She's talking about pressure situations. Man, that first home game
Speaker 1: for Jayden, Damils and Dan Quinn, that was a lot of.
Speaker 2: Pressure, but we got the w.
Speaker 1: What did you see from that New York Giants matchup
Speaker 1: where we got that win that you want to see
Speaker 1: on Monday night?
Speaker 4: Well it wasn't exactly how they plan it, but you
Speaker 4: got it. The whole goal is you plan to win
Speaker 4: you don't know how it's gonna go. Like like like
Speaker 4: you know, we see movies and you have a plan now,
Speaker 4: sequence of things that happen for an outcome. But when
Speaker 4: you see reality TV, you don't know what the hell
Speaker 4: is gonna happen. And football is the first reality TV.
Speaker 4: And I think when you get you go, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: take it back to college. You studying for a test,
Speaker 4: you don't do anything. You wait till the night before,
Speaker 4: you study real hard the night before. You really don't
Speaker 4: know what the hell you're doing. You fluck the tests.
Speaker 4: But if you've been working all semester and you get
Speaker 4: that test, you pass it. Why because you put something
Speaker 4: into it. Football is no different than that. So if
Speaker 4: I am putting the work in week in, week out,
Speaker 4: that week big time, when the game comes along, nothing
Speaker 4: is surprising to me. Nothing is overwhelming to me. I
Speaker 4: play quarterback at South West Louisiana. When I got to
Speaker 4: the NFL return of kicks and punts, you think I
Speaker 4: cared about who was swimming out coming down to tackle me.
Speaker 4: All I cared about was I got the ball in
Speaker 4: my hand, and I'm a badass man with the balls
Speaker 4: in my hand. And then I ran the ball like
Speaker 4: I've always done in my life. So I think the
Speaker 4: whole thing about is we as fans and as media people,
Speaker 4: we put pressure on players that are not there that player.
Speaker 5: If you are a true competitor.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't be overwhelmed by nothing in football nothing. I'm
Speaker 4: being honest with you. I changed from a position of
Speaker 4: glory to a position where I used to say they
Speaker 4: are crazy as hell to be doing that. And I
Speaker 4: became to love it. Why because I put work into
Speaker 4: it and I knew it was gonna get something out
Speaker 4: of it. Because I wasn't afraid of nobody coming down
Speaker 4: and the tackle me. I was afraid of nobody gonna
Speaker 4: come down and talking to me, because you know what
Speaker 4: I had prepared. I lift weights. I'm gonna be the
Speaker 4: guy that's gonna inflict pain on you, not on me.
Speaker 4: And I think that's what football is all about right now.
Speaker 4: And I think we got enough guys on this team
Speaker 4: right now. We got a young team, okay, and I
Speaker 4: think we all expect we always expect the highest, but
Speaker 4: we need to let them grow a little bit. We
Speaker 4: got we got a bunch of little pupils. We need
Speaker 4: to grow to be some grown men, and when they
Speaker 4: get to be grown men, we're gonna be cheering for
Speaker 4: a long time. So the thing about it right now
Speaker 4: is now, it's not about what happens exactly tomorrow. It's
Speaker 4: about what they build for it to happen for the
Speaker 4: next five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten years, because I
Speaker 4: think everybody wants to see us get to a point
Speaker 4: where every year we're in the playoff where we have
Speaker 4: a chance to go to the dance. If we keep
Speaker 4: going out, we were going we can't go to the dance.
Speaker 4: How we're going now, that's gonna be a chance, I think.
Speaker 4: And I'm not gonna tell you five years, six and no,
Speaker 4: next two, three years.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about this one in it too.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow next year is one the following we should be
Speaker 4: competing for the playoffs. And we're getting the playoffs, then
Speaker 4: you never know what's gonna happen, because nobody became prom
Speaker 4: queen without being invited to the prom.
Speaker 5: Let's just be real.
Speaker 2: Let's give around the falls for these guys right here. Man,
Speaker 2: let's give it up all right now.
Speaker 1: Since we got this family vibe, I'm gonna ask I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go off script a little bit what y'all walks
Speaker 1: off offensive defense first?
Speaker 2: What y'all thinking offense first?
Speaker 3: We got some offensive dogs here, We've got press all
Speaker 3: offensive first.
Speaker 2: Well, we're gonna talk officers, talk about Jade and Daniels.
Speaker 1: That's what we're all here to see, right Jaden dais
Speaker 1: who had showed out those first two weeks. What do
Speaker 1: you want to see from Jaden Daniels as he faces
Speaker 1: his first prime time mansion with gets a really tough
Speaker 1: sen Scnati Bagels team.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, one of the things that stand
Speaker 6: out to me is just progression. I think every week
Speaker 6: he's gonna get a chance to get more acclimated into
Speaker 6: what he's seeing.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, one of the things we hear a lot
Speaker 2: about it is, uh.
Speaker 6: You know, the development of these guys, these players that's
Speaker 6: out here, and I want to see him develop more.
Speaker 6: But I think he surprised a lot of people with
Speaker 6: his how paid he is, how not phased he is.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, if you watch him play football,
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure all you guys have seen Jayden.
Speaker 6: You know, rather you was in you know, in Northwest
Speaker 6: Stadium or watching them on TV.
Speaker 2: Things don't really make him.
Speaker 6: Rattle and that's one of the things you want to
Speaker 6: see from a guy. I've had young quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: I played with him.
Speaker 6: I understood how when certain things happen in that pocket,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, they jumped the gun and
Speaker 6: do something else. I've watched him and I'm seeing him
Speaker 6: this guy here staying on script. He's staying on script.
Speaker 6: So one of the things I want to see him
Speaker 6: Jaden just progressively grow every week. I think every rep
Speaker 6: he gets is going to allow him to settle even more.
Speaker 6: You watch, you watch him from week one to week two,
Speaker 6: you saw different. You saw a tremendous change. You saw
Speaker 6: him settle down a little bit. Week one, I felt
Speaker 6: like he rushed things at times, he didn't want to
Speaker 6: force things at times.
Speaker 2: Then we through they told him like, look here, you have.
Speaker 6: A chance, you have a land, you have a you
Speaker 6: have a you have a hold of here or to it.
Speaker 2: You can throw that ball in and then he did that.
Speaker 6: So I think every rep is going to allow him to,
Speaker 6: you know, mature and be the quarterback they want him
Speaker 6: to be. And that's all I want to see from
Speaker 6: You know, you could put it, you could put win
Speaker 6: losses on it, but I think as long as he's
Speaker 6: progressed in the right direction, the teams at the good
Speaker 6: state and be mitched.
Speaker 1: The Bengals have held both of their opponents to under
Speaker 1: three hundred total passing yards in their first two weeks.
Speaker 2: How can we get the ball moving through the air.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people have seen how great
Speaker 1: we've been with the rushing game right. A lot of
Speaker 1: people have loved to see Jadon Daniels out there running,
Speaker 1: But we want to see more aerial movement.
Speaker 2: How do we throw the ball a little more of
Speaker 2: this game?
Speaker 4: But I just think that they have to establish the
Speaker 4: run first. And we know we have Brian Robinson, a maniac.
Speaker 4: We have Austin Echler, who's the guy. You can question
Speaker 4: him all you want. That guy's a badass in this league.
Speaker 4: And I think if you establish that then you can
Speaker 4: now begin to take the shots down the field. But ultimately,
Speaker 4: we see Jaden, we know what he's about, and forget
Speaker 4: about how you play football, You run the football. You
Speaker 4: established I just did the Howard Hampton game yesterday and
Speaker 4: I talked to these coaches. They were talking about how
Speaker 4: they gonna be aggressive down the field. An they ran
Speaker 4: the hell out the football and the team that every
Speaker 4: team that was running the ball effectively got the momentum.
Speaker 4: So Cliff Kingsbury has been tiled as a guy who
Speaker 4: runs the air raid offense. He runs the ball, so
Speaker 4: I think what has happened to us is fans, commanders, fans,
Speaker 4: we heard he runs the air raids, so we just
Speaker 4: want to see the ball thrown down the field. We
Speaker 4: won three Super Bowls and four tries with Joe Gibbs.
Speaker 4: You know how we won that run the damn football,
Speaker 4: and Cliff Kingsbury wants to run the football. So if
Speaker 4: he keeps running the football, and Jaydon Dais is a
Speaker 4: running quarterback, who know he's a passing quarter who could run,
Speaker 4: I want to make sure I correct that all of
Speaker 4: a sudden when he throws the ball, he's throwing to
Speaker 4: one on one matchup open windows instead of having all
Speaker 4: the people back deep because that runs established and he
Speaker 4: also has a threat as a runner. So they're working
Speaker 4: this thing in the right direction. And I know we've
Speaker 4: dealt with twenty some years of futility for a while,
Speaker 4: but let's give this group a little chance because I
Speaker 4: think they're building a great foundation. I got a house
Speaker 4: that been there now since nineteen ninety three. My house
Speaker 4: ain't falling, you know why, because the foundation was great.
Speaker 4: Don't rush the foundation. We rush the foundation, we've got
Speaker 4: a problem later on. If they build it right, it's
Speaker 4: gonna be like this. Teams that you look at the Ravens, Stillers,
Speaker 4: Kansas City, Philadelphia, they're always good.
Speaker 5: Why because they have built their things.
Speaker 4: They're founding so great to where when they built, when
Speaker 4: they draft, somebody did one year, three years later they
Speaker 4: in their prime. And it rotates like that instead of
Speaker 4: like Dan used to do, I'm gonna go get eight
Speaker 4: free agents, spend all my money and we can't compete.
Speaker 4: We do it for a year, then next year we
Speaker 4: can't compete. We don't want that. We want to be
Speaker 4: cheering for our team.
Speaker 1: Every year and Tannada be missus point. We are six
Speaker 1: in the NFL in rushing, which is wild to think
Speaker 1: about after the season we had last year. Brian Robinson
Speaker 1: Junior showing that he's not just you know, a work course.
Speaker 1: He could do everything. Man, he's every down back.
Speaker 2: How have you liked seeing him?
Speaker 1: You utilize so much more improve that he's one of
Speaker 1: the best backs in the NFL.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, It's crazy because coming to this season,
Speaker 6: just understanding what I've saw from history with Cliffs Kingsbury offense,
Speaker 6: people get so enamored with just the passing game and
Speaker 6: how it spread. You know, it's a spread offense. He's
Speaker 6: gonna spread everything out. I saw his offenses, you know,
Speaker 6: pay so much attention to the running backs. Guys like
Speaker 6: Connor come in there and have magnificence. And I'm saying
Speaker 6: to myself, like, this is gonna be the offense for.
Speaker 2: B Rob to get off.
Speaker 6: You know, last year we were sitting there chopping at
Speaker 6: the bits for b Rob, wondering why he wasn't getting
Speaker 6: the attempts, wondering why he wasn't getting the yardage that
Speaker 6: we know he can get.
Speaker 2: And when Cliff came.
Speaker 6: In here, a lot of people probably said, oh man,
Speaker 6: you know they brought in you know Edckler, Now you
Speaker 6: know what this you know what would this look like
Speaker 6: for b Rob? But I was saying to myself, like things,
Speaker 6: Finna look nice, It's fella look grife in the back
Speaker 6: you know, in that backfield, Just knowing that now you
Speaker 6: have a veteran that has been around the bush, that
Speaker 6: has he know who it takes to be in this league.
Speaker 6: Now he can bring a little bit of something to
Speaker 6: be Rob's game and finally be Robs get a clean
Speaker 6: bill of health where he can go into the season
Speaker 6: injury free, not putting all the other stuff that he
Speaker 6: went through a year one and year two behind him,
Speaker 6: and really go out there and attack what he got
Speaker 6: in front of him. And I'm not surprised at what
Speaker 6: I'm seeing from this guy. I know he can do it.
Speaker 6: I hope they get him in more of a rhythm.
Speaker 6: If you think about it too, years ago when we
Speaker 6: beat the Philadelphia Eagles when they was riding high, b
Speaker 6: Robb was the guy.
Speaker 2: That ran the ball and ran the air out the
Speaker 2: ball on those guys.
Speaker 6: So if you take a little bit of what he's
Speaker 6: shown us before, this is the kind of style of
Speaker 6: office we can play behind him when we need to.
Speaker 6: You understand, we don't have to do that all the
Speaker 6: time because of what we have as the offensive coordinator
Speaker 6: and what he can do with the guys on the outside.
Speaker 6: But went in doubt. Now you add an Elkler in
Speaker 6: that and with b Robb, those guys can run the
Speaker 6: air out of the football. So I'm not going to
Speaker 6: see here and say I'm impressed, I'm happy that we
Speaker 6: find a way to make sure that this guy is
Speaker 6: a vital point of our offense.
Speaker 1: And commanded his fans to tannis point we've rushed over
Speaker 1: thirty times each week.
Speaker 2: We did not do that one time last season, which
Speaker 2: is wild to think about.
Speaker 1: We are getting be robbed the ball and of course
Speaker 1: a big part of that is Austin Eckler as well,
Speaker 1: the fact that he is a number one back. When
Speaker 1: it says, you know what, I want to take a
Speaker 1: different type of role. I want to be that team
Speaker 1: player and help a guy like b Robb. Howe you
Speaker 1: like seeing how Cliff Kingsbury. You's the guy like Austin
Speaker 1: ecause it's not just catching, he's ranning between the tackles.
Speaker 2: He's done a little bit of everything.
Speaker 4: Well, football is all about confidence, it's all about belief,
Speaker 4: and people questioned Austin necklace ability. What makes you want
Speaker 4: to show them what you're about? And when you get
Speaker 4: an Arsin neckro on your team, guy who's been great
Speaker 4: for six seven years in the league, got hurt last year,
Speaker 4: had a down year, but put his numbers against people
Speaker 4: that had great years, he had as good a year
Speaker 4: as they did. And then he he rolls in here
Speaker 4: as a guy who was undrafted ye players small college,
Speaker 4: became the guy at a team and who happens to
Speaker 4: be playing for a team who the running back coaches
Speaker 4: his former head coach think the head coach, I know
Speaker 4: a little bit about what he can do.
Speaker 5: Then you have a guy on your team.
Speaker 4: And Brian Robertson who was shot and fought back and
Speaker 4: was playing in five six weeks, guy who came from
Speaker 4: a program in Alabama, who's unbelievable, who I think is
Speaker 4: as hardcore as anybody out there. So when you get
Speaker 4: these guys on the football field, now they are questioned.
Speaker 4: And one thing about an athlete, athlete that's a true competitor.
Speaker 4: You questioned my ability, I'm gonna prove to your wrong.
Speaker 4: So you got two guys who trying to prove their work,
Speaker 4: a guy who's been playing a while and a guy
Speaker 4: who's coming up. You got a problem on your hand.
Speaker 4: And the thing about it, they love each other. Yes,
Speaker 4: they want to help each other. They compete in a
Speaker 4: way where it's not we're competing too harm, we're competing
Speaker 4: to help that works. You know, I've been in competition
Speaker 4: with my friends. And I have friends who wanted to like,
Speaker 4: oh they want to destroy me, ain't gonna have it,
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna destroy you. But I've been in company
Speaker 4: with is that we're helping each other out. And you
Speaker 4: know what, they helped the team in the long run.
Speaker 4: So these two guys are gonna do nothing but help
Speaker 4: the seam. And what it does take pressure off of
Speaker 4: Jason big time.
Speaker 1: And be you facing me so you didn't get to
Speaker 1: see that a celebrity just walked in the bill.
Speaker 2: And let's give it a for Riley captain in the
Speaker 2: corner and the color I mean pulling up man. Thank
Speaker 2: you for being here, brother, Thank you all for being here.
Speaker 1: Commanders, fans, we want you to be a part of
Speaker 1: this as well, even if you not are physically here.
Speaker 1: Hashtag raise hell for your questions. Ask these brothers anything,
Speaker 1: We'll be happy to answer them.
Speaker 2: Live for you.
Speaker 1: Do we have a question, you go ahead to yell
Speaker 1: at me. You go ahead, yelled at me. You stay
Speaker 1: right there, stay right there. Ryan Missus should be in.
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, He share two statements.
Speaker 2: I love you all, love brother.
Speaker 1: I love you guys, all right, no question, just love
Speaker 1: bo We love love a bus and studium.
Speaker 4: I love that love acquaintment. That was a question, that
Speaker 4: was a statement, an appointment a question in this statement.
Speaker 2: Well, you know it's all there. We love the love,
Speaker 2: don't work for the Thank you so much, brother.
Speaker 1: We we got a livest care you careful And that
Speaker 1: is the beauty of these live shows.
Speaker 2: Commanders, Families.
Speaker 1: We are at our P. McMurphy's out here in Cincinnati. Now,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna try to swim more time. That
Speaker 1: was a little rocky.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna try to swim more. Toime fan question, go ahead,
Speaker 2: then just staying there. You can just stay right there
Speaker 2: against the team.
Speaker 1: That's what makes it so hard to go in against
Speaker 1: a team that is O and to was our fan question,
Speaker 1: right there is human nature.
Speaker 2: Team is on too.
Speaker 4: And you think the team sucks naturally, that's what we think,
Speaker 4: but they don't. And I think the coaches is their
Speaker 4: job to make sure you understand. And when you watch
Speaker 4: the film, you can't look at their record. You look
Speaker 4: at what's going on on the field. Football is a
Speaker 4: difference of four to five plays every week. We can
Speaker 4: see seventy eighty plays in the game for one to
Speaker 4: five players make the decision and.
Speaker 5: That what's gonna happen in the game.
Speaker 4: And I think if the players have been looking at
Speaker 4: Cincinnati h and two, don't do that. But when you
Speaker 4: look at them, they lost to the Patriots and they
Speaker 4: barely lost to Kansas City. But I also say this,
Speaker 4: they always play Kansas City great, so they could be awful,
Speaker 4: just like every time we play the Eagles. Eagles would
Speaker 4: be great. We play them to the wire, so something
Speaker 4: some matchups is just great. But the ultimate thing is,
Speaker 4: can't worry about them. The mistakes we've had were getting
Speaker 4: the red zone, false start holding. We hurt ourselves. We
Speaker 4: had seven field goals, and I applaud the kid who
Speaker 4: kicked all the goals or Austin Cyber. But if we don't,
Speaker 4: if we don't hurt ourselves, we got some touchdowns going on,
Speaker 4: so you gotta score. So in two means nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's about what you can do to improve what you've done.
Speaker 6: Next question, all right, go ahead, yeah jesus, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: So the question is about Diani Brown, a guy that
Speaker 1: fans have really excited to see and a guy that
Speaker 1: didn't make the roster, but the fan feels that he
Speaker 1: has very parallels to Santana's skill set as far as
Speaker 1: that speed is concerned. He wants to know why isn't
Speaker 1: Brown's found success as of yet.
Speaker 6: I think one of the things fans have to understand
Speaker 6: that I have the same questions. You know, I've been
Speaker 6: a fan of him also, and and you know, when
Speaker 6: you see a guy with so much potential, you want
Speaker 6: to see him out there. But this game isn't what
Speaker 6: everybody think it is. You can just put any guy
Speaker 6: out there and he can do. What to do you
Speaker 6: have to bring a little more than potential to the game.
Speaker 6: And what we fail to realize is that whatever you
Speaker 6: saw before in the collegiate level, it's a whole different
Speaker 6: league when they come up here in the NFL. And
Speaker 6: if you can't do that on a consistent basis, then
Speaker 6: the team or your coaching staff is not going to
Speaker 6: depend on you. They're not going to count on you
Speaker 6: to go out there and make those plays. So I
Speaker 6: think a guy like Dianmi Brown this year, being that
Speaker 6: he's on the team, he showed everybody that, hey, I'm
Speaker 6: capable of being one of those guys. He showed you
Speaker 6: that he can make plays. And I think Truthfully, he
Speaker 6: hasn't showed us enough yet. I think he's still gonna
Speaker 6: have his day where he can really show us that, hey,
Speaker 6: I have arrived in this league. But I'm just like you, brother,
Speaker 6: I want to see him with more opportunities, more attempts.
Speaker 6: But it's gonna be all left up to him, you know.
Speaker 6: That's one of the things that we feel like we
Speaker 6: can always depend on or root for a guy, But
Speaker 6: it's all up to him to go out there and
Speaker 6: show that staff that he's capable of doing that on
Speaker 6: a consistent basis.
Speaker 2: And that's what it's all about. That's a great question
Speaker 2: right there, and honestly, be mitched.
Speaker 1: Before we wrap up offense, I think we stick with that,
Speaker 1: right Who on the offense do you want to see
Speaker 1: step up on prom time?
Speaker 4: O Lord, I just want to see the offensive line
Speaker 4: step up. We have complaints about Jayden running too much,
Speaker 4: doing this, doing that. If he has time, he could
Speaker 4: deliver the football. I'm not saying offensive line have been bad.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to see him be better and if
Speaker 4: they are better, then he could deliver the ball in
Speaker 4: a timely fashion. Why he doesn't have to use that
Speaker 4: superhero ability that he has, so I want to see
Speaker 4: them just step up a little bit. And it's not
Speaker 4: a complaint, it's just I want to enhancement of what
Speaker 4: they've been doing good so far.
Speaker 1: And telling what about you somebody from this offense that
Speaker 1: you feels needs to step up for us to get
Speaker 1: this w in prom time.
Speaker 6: I don't think that this guy need to step up.
Speaker 6: I feel like this guy needs more opportunities. And y'all
Speaker 6: already know scary Terry. I know it's a lot of
Speaker 6: Scary Terry fans out there.
Speaker 2: Look, man, don't let me wrong. Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 6: When you really watch the game, if you look at
Speaker 6: it from a standpoint where we look at it from
Speaker 6: as being analysts, we can see the different coverages that
Speaker 6: they're trying to affect.
Speaker 2: What he does, you know, you know for our offense.
Speaker 6: But at the same time, you heard Cliff go out
Speaker 6: there and put itself on the limit and say I
Speaker 6: need to get him more involved. Now, I hate to
Speaker 6: be that guy to say that, say all that, because
Speaker 6: teams here all that stuff too. You know what I'm
Speaker 6: saying the opposing team here that, okay, if they gonna
Speaker 6: come into this game plan thinking that they're gonna get
Speaker 6: him involved, and we're gonna make sure that we put
Speaker 6: coverage towards him.
Speaker 2: What I would say is that don't push it or
Speaker 2: rush it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Allow him to be effective accordingly to how the game flows.
Speaker 6: But I truly believe that he's a guy that can
Speaker 6: be a vital point to this offense that can really
Speaker 6: see us go deeper than what we've been at.
Speaker 2: I think you got to think about it.
Speaker 6: Well, we've shown thus far with our rookie quarterback and
Speaker 6: those guys in the backfield. If you excited about what
Speaker 6: you've seen thus far, just imagine what you can be
Speaker 6: excited about seeing Terry involved in this offense. So when
Speaker 6: I look at those things, man, I just hope that
Speaker 6: we can honestly, truly we all looking at that same.
Speaker 2: I wanted to stop talking a long time ago.
Speaker 6: I was watching this fory Niners in the rams.
Speaker 2: Does Jayden have that dog?
Speaker 4: I mean, is that dog's that dog?
Speaker 2: Bow wow?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 2: Your po? Yeah, Pa, bow wow wile your po your pa.
Speaker 2: That's my answer. You know what I'm talking about. That's
Speaker 2: Jayan to today.
Speaker 1: You feel me, and that's why you see the energy
Speaker 1: change to when you have your quarterback like that.
Speaker 2: It comes in no matter how young comes in and
Speaker 2: just shan't sets the tone. And that's what he's done.
Speaker 2: And you know what, let's sit the tone with a
Speaker 2: fan question. We got a fan question for this gentleman
Speaker 2: right here. What's your name?
Speaker 5: Bright?
Speaker 1: Then you got a fan question from day right next
Speaker 1: to my producer, Maddy Benn, and the question is against
Speaker 1: the Cincinnati Bengals, do you expect the team to pass
Speaker 1: more or run more?
Speaker 4: I think gonna. I think they're gonna come out and
Speaker 4: try to establish the run. And if Cincinnati put all
Speaker 4: their emphasis trying try and to stop the run, they're
Speaker 4: gonna stopt throwing the ball some more. But I don't
Speaker 4: think you just could come out I know everybody listen,
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna say it to the fans.
Speaker 5: Don't get mad at me.
Speaker 4: We played real football, fantasy football, and secondary all y'all
Speaker 4: wanted to just throw the damn ball round the yard
Speaker 4: all day. That's don't work in real football. Okay, you
Speaker 4: gotta establish the run, make your physical then you get
Speaker 4: a chance.
Speaker 5: So they gonna try and run the ball.
Speaker 4: Because you got two guys Austin Eckley and also Brian
Speaker 4: Robinson and then but I will tell you this, Jaydon
Speaker 4: Dails is a much better cashing quarterback that he ever
Speaker 4: gets credit for us.
Speaker 5: He is a he's.
Speaker 4: A pocket guy, but the guy has an unbelievable ability.
Speaker 4: And my whole thing, if God gave it to your user.
Speaker 4: So I know fans don't want to run all this stuff.
Speaker 4: I think I called one figure salute. I'm not gonna
Speaker 4: put it up, but anyway, I would just say this,
Speaker 4: if God gave it to you, use it to hell
Speaker 4: what everybody else said, no doubt.
Speaker 6: I feel like I would love to see a complimentary approach.
Speaker 6: I want to see these guys be able to establish
Speaker 6: the run for one, and be able to lean on
Speaker 6: that and be able to open the passing game. I
Speaker 6: think when you look at what they're coming into this game,
Speaker 6: where they have a couple of guys up front that's injured,
Speaker 6: that defensive line, they have a couple of guys that's missing.
Speaker 6: So if you look at what we went into the
Speaker 6: game where last week when and everyone talked about the
Speaker 6: Giants defensive front and how it's gonna be hard for
Speaker 6: us to establish run, we did that. So we showed
Speaker 6: you what we can do when we when we establish
Speaker 6: a run. So I think every week we should go
Speaker 6: out there and try to do that, oppose our will
Speaker 6: against any defender or any you know, opposition, And I
Speaker 6: think this is to be the prime time on prime
Speaker 6: time to do that.
Speaker 2: You feel what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: If you, if you, if you established the one with
Speaker 6: our guys, they understand what they got up front, they
Speaker 6: understand what they're lacking. They understand what we did last week.
Speaker 6: They're gonna try to hinder us from doing that. That
Speaker 6: opens up the passing game, that give us those favorable
Speaker 6: matchups that we're looking for. Now you can now you
Speaker 6: can Dencon dunk down the field. So if we could
Speaker 6: play complimentary football, we have a chance to go out
Speaker 6: here and win this fight. And I think it's gonna
Speaker 6: be just that a fight because you can't out you know,
Speaker 6: Joe Burrow, you can't out the guy on the outside
Speaker 6: and Jamar Chase and they got Ta Higgins back. I'm
Speaker 6: not sure if y'all heard that that he's back this week.
Speaker 6: He's gonna be up this you know, Monday night. So
Speaker 6: when you have to receivers like that, you think about
Speaker 6: week one, what you know, Mike Evans and those guys.
Speaker 2: You know, God with them did to us. We have
Speaker 2: to be ready to back end.
Speaker 6: But I think all officially where we protect them, it's
Speaker 6: by running that football and running the air out of
Speaker 6: that football.
Speaker 1: Great fan question, Obviously, I think that's the perfect time
Speaker 1: to get into this defense. Because you mentioned Jamar tas
Speaker 1: mission T. Higgins think all odds.
Speaker 2: Are on Joe Whitt Jr. Right, This Bengals team is
Speaker 2: on too.
Speaker 1: But they showed signs of life in their old self
Speaker 1: against the Kan's City Chiefs, so they're a lot better
Speaker 1: than they look on paper.
Speaker 2: Is this the game where Joe Whitt Jr.
Speaker 1: Shows why we were so excited about him taking control
Speaker 1: over this defense?
Speaker 2: He mentioned?
Speaker 4: I think Joe Writt Jr. Has brought the same approach
Speaker 4: and scheme that he brought he had in Dallas. I
Speaker 4: don't think the pressure on Joe with the pressure is
Speaker 4: on our defense. Our players. Joe Whit don't play football.
Speaker 4: Joeyet coach football. We have guys on our defensive line
Speaker 4: that don't consistently get pressure and we need to get that.
Speaker 4: We have guys that are one thing I know about football.
Speaker 4: I was a quarterback. I was a running back. I
Speaker 4: got my love based off of the big guys in
Speaker 4: the front handling business. And that happens on defense as well.
Speaker 4: If you're not doing your job consistently in the front,
Speaker 4: how the hell you expect the back to be better?
Speaker 4: And I believe if we get more pressure up front
Speaker 4: outside it'll burke out. So it's on those guys. One
Speaker 4: thing about football is we all have self pride, okay,
Speaker 4: and we should be challenging.
Speaker 5: They should be challenged at this point.
Speaker 4: Self everyone selfish, should be individual prayers. Am I doing enough?
Speaker 4: Am I getting off of one on one blocks? If
Speaker 4: they double team me? Is the other guy getting there?
Speaker 4: If they're doubled him? Am I getting there? So for me,
Speaker 4: it's not about Joe Witt, it's about the players that
Speaker 4: are on the field snapping up the chin strap. Are
Speaker 4: you playing well enough and are your standards high enough
Speaker 4: to where you're pissed off at what you're being presented?
Speaker 5: That's why I'm at with it.
Speaker 1: And antenna and you're playing days you on those players
Speaker 1: that defensive schemed against, they couldn't stop you.
Speaker 2: They just could hope to slow you down.
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase is very similar to that how do we
Speaker 1: slow down Jamar Chase.
Speaker 6: Well, I think if you look at some of the
Speaker 6: film from the guys that he faced these past two weeks,
Speaker 6: one of the things I saw was a tremendous effort
Speaker 6: of getting him off his route. You know, you had
Speaker 6: guys that was basically cover covering other guys that may
Speaker 6: made sure that they went out their way to bump
Speaker 6: him when they went through covering the next guy.
Speaker 2: And it was odd because.
Speaker 6: I'm like, they going out that way to make sure
Speaker 6: Jamar Chase don't affect this game. And that's what you
Speaker 6: have to do when you are when you are, when
Speaker 6: you're trying to establish something as a team, as an organization,
Speaker 6: as a coaching staff, you go out that way. You
Speaker 6: go out your way to make sure, like, look, hey,
Speaker 6: we're gonna make sure this guy don't beat us. And
Speaker 6: that's what I saw from the last two teams that
Speaker 6: they face. Now, if you think about it, last week,
Speaker 6: he got he got so right up to where he
Speaker 6: went if want to, you know, to the refs and
Speaker 6: and that's what you want.
Speaker 2: You want to see that guy that moment.
Speaker 6: You want to see him, And it's worse being that
Speaker 6: he's sitting there arguing with the with the officials because
Speaker 6: of how he's being mistreated. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: that's just a good, a great coaching scheme making sure that, hey,
Speaker 6: every time you see that guy appear in your you know, parameter,
Speaker 6: make sure you bump them, make sure you do something
Speaker 6: to them. They had so much attention towards him to
Speaker 6: where he just he didn't feel like he was being effective,
Speaker 6: and that's what you want from a guy.
Speaker 2: So that's what I would think.
Speaker 6: You know, it's a copycat league bring that same approach
Speaker 6: into this game.
Speaker 2: Like so you got to think about week one, Week.
Speaker 6: Two for us, what was our handicaps when we got
Speaker 6: in man to man.
Speaker 2: They found a way to bring these guys in tight.
Speaker 6: You know, the receivers in tight, they run crossing routes
Speaker 6: to make sure that they can, you know, get those
Speaker 6: those favorable matchups. Knowing that we was gonna be man
Speaker 6: and man. Have we learned? Have we learned from what
Speaker 6: we saw we one that week two it showed up again.
Speaker 6: On the first series the Giants made a completion to
Speaker 6: neighbors on the third down where he got in tight,
Speaker 6: ran crossfield, shallow cross, and he's by hisself because that
Speaker 6: guy that he had man and man he left them.
Speaker 6: Can we can we switch off and be in a
Speaker 6: defense where we understand that they're gonna do this to
Speaker 6: us because we showed that on film. So these are
Speaker 6: some of the things we gotten to do against the
Speaker 6: Jamar Chase, but not only Chase. Like I said you before,
Speaker 6: Higgins is up. This week, we got two guys to
Speaker 6: worry about. So we got to play a defense like
Speaker 6: no other to make sure that we can make stop
Speaker 6: both of these guys from being special.
Speaker 1: And guys, while we're talking about these receivers, let's talk
Speaker 1: about Benjamin Saint Jus for a minute, because last game
Speaker 1: I think was a game we've been waiting to see
Speaker 1: from him for a while. Those confidence boosts, Tanner, you
Speaker 1: played wide receiver. When you get against those corners that
Speaker 1: you watching film and seeing them, he said, Oh man, his.
Speaker 2: Confidence is up.
Speaker 1: Does that make a corner a little bit scary when
Speaker 1: they get that confidence up in a previous game where
Speaker 1: they were able to make.
Speaker 2: Some plays and coming into a game with a little
Speaker 2: more confidence. So what I would do is, before I
Speaker 2: get to answering.
Speaker 6: That question, I would say I was I was pleased
Speaker 6: with what I saw from Saint Jukes last week.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: He's been a guy that I've been a fan of
Speaker 6: since day one because not because of what he showed me,
Speaker 6: but because of his attributes, his height, his wingspan, and
Speaker 6: just the guy saw out that at times, I'm like,
Speaker 6: this guy, if he's developed the right way, he has
Speaker 6: great potential to be one of the stars in this
Speaker 6: league at his position. When it comes down to a
Speaker 6: guy like that, I never watched those guys, and be
Speaker 6: real with you, like as a receiver getting ready prepping
Speaker 6: for a game, I prep for the defense. Never watched
Speaker 6: the individual guy because I cared less about what they
Speaker 6: did individually. I was more worried about what they did
Speaker 6: as a whole to stop what I do. You know,
Speaker 6: one of the things that was vital to me is
Speaker 6: if you had a strong rush, then that was gonna
Speaker 6: stop a lot of things that we did with me
Speaker 6: because if the quarterback can't get the ball to me,
Speaker 6: who cares about who's sticking me, you understand. So with
Speaker 6: that being said, I'm loving the fact that I'm watching
Speaker 6: these guys. It's Uh, especially a guy like Saint Juice
Speaker 6: who's learned from week one to week two. I want
Speaker 6: to see that same group, that that same growth in
Speaker 6: week three. I want to see him mature enough to
Speaker 6: be saying, Okay, he's learned what he's The different positions
Speaker 6: he was in in week one and week two, week three,
Speaker 6: you can't catch him in that again.
Speaker 2: And I think that.
Speaker 6: Will allow all our guys as a whole to be
Speaker 6: more efficient defensively. I've seen different changes with the coaching
Speaker 6: staff and how they call plays in the second half
Speaker 6: of games. If all these guys could be on the
Speaker 6: same accord, it's it's it's it's earlier. Right now, it's
Speaker 6: too premature for us to want this, you know, from
Speaker 6: our staff. But if these guys could catch on anytime soon,
Speaker 6: it's gonna be trouble for a lot of guys because
Speaker 6: I feel like they're so young and it's so new
Speaker 6: to them. They still haven't got a grips of it,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean it still having caught the
Speaker 6: graphs of it. If they can catch hold to what
Speaker 6: they're being taught and be able to play within the confinements,
Speaker 6: trust me, man, it'll be catching criminals fall out of teams.
Speaker 4: See. The thing about being young is this you can
Speaker 4: be too young when you're scared to try it, to
Speaker 4: think you know, are you be just so young and
Speaker 4: stupid to way you don't care. They need to get
Speaker 4: to the point where they're young and stupid, they don't care,
Speaker 4: to where they are not afraid. See, you can be
Speaker 4: afraid to fail, but if you are afraid to fail,
Speaker 4: you won't be successful. And Benjamin Saint Ju showed last
Speaker 4: week the ability that he has, and in some games
Speaker 4: I actually see him. Man, he's in position, but he
Speaker 4: kind of gets to a point where he doesn't believe
Speaker 4: in himself enough just to run and put his hand up.
Speaker 4: He begins to oh lord and grab. That's a penalty
Speaker 4: right there. These guys have to get to the point
Speaker 4: where you do it so much to where it becomes
Speaker 4: second nature. Anybody out here, I know, anybody, I don't
Speaker 4: care if you rode the bike last week, yesterday, or
Speaker 4: twenty five years from now, from twenty five years ago,
Speaker 4: do you yet on the back and say, oh right foot,
Speaker 4: left foot, or you just start peling.
Speaker 5: You just start peling right.
Speaker 4: That's how you want to play football, Where you do
Speaker 4: it so much to where you don't even think about it.
Speaker 4: You just do defensive backs that are great. When the
Speaker 4: ball is thrown in their back is turned, they look
Speaker 4: at the hands and they run and then they do this.
Speaker 4: I put my hands where his hands is. I look
Speaker 4: because if you don't look, it's gonna be a pelty anyway.
Speaker 4: But if he's trying to catch a ball in my hands,
Speaker 4: in betweens, I'm stopping the ball from going into his hands,
Speaker 4: right Benjamin, who shows it every once in a while,
Speaker 4: A lot of the other defensive bat shows it. They
Speaker 4: have to get to the point where it's second nature
Speaker 4: to not where Oh, I just gotta beat. I gotta
Speaker 4: put my hands up. If you're thinking on the football field,
Speaker 4: you are losing. And I promise you that, believe me.
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Speaker 1: up final awards, final thoughts before we get on prom time.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm looking forward to a great game. You know
Speaker 4: one thing about me, I as a former player and
Speaker 4: the guy who does media, I don't sit and watch
Speaker 4: every game. I like to watch like patterns. What I
Speaker 4: saw today was a lot of teams that everybody better on.
Speaker 4: You lost a lot of damn money that we assume
Speaker 4: they're going to win.
Speaker 5: But football has changed.
Speaker 4: Back in the day when I played, tanna play, if
Speaker 4: the team was considered great, good, you can bet on
Speaker 4: them and bank.
Speaker 5: On it because they played all preseason.
Speaker 4: Today nobody plays in preseason, so we don't know what
Speaker 4: we're gonna get. Teams that looked great last week look
Speaker 4: horrible this week. Team that were horrible last week, are
Speaker 4: great this week. And I'm gonna say this, you're not
Speaker 4: lying about that. We have a team who came in
Speaker 4: the first game who if you look at that game,
Speaker 4: it was closer than with the score. In the second game,
Speaker 4: we won without scoring a touchdown. So if you win
Speaker 4: without scoring a touchdown, your team is not bad, it's good.
Speaker 4: We have to find a way that don't shoot ourselves
Speaker 4: in the foot, don't hurt ourselves. And if we can
Speaker 4: get that, yes, I believe, definitely we can win this
Speaker 4: damn game. You know, I'm not one there ever.
Speaker 5: Going to the game. Oh, we're gonna lose a game.
Speaker 4: No. I look at the fact that they lost.
Speaker 6: To New England, I should say the case closed right
Speaker 6: after that one. Honestly, I'm looking for progression.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 6: You know, when you have a team that's still trying
Speaker 6: to find their identity, you're giving them a chance. You
Speaker 6: give them that great period of establishing what they're trying
Speaker 6: to be. But at the same time, I'm with be
Speaker 6: Mitch or anything is possible, you know that thing they
Speaker 6: say that any given Sunday, even getting it Monday, even
Speaker 6: given Thursday or Saturday, you can win this game.
Speaker 2: If you.
Speaker 6: It's football, whatever whatever the other week you want. But
Speaker 6: I think you know we have a capable team. But
Speaker 6: I just want to see them continue to grow. And
Speaker 6: I think going into this week, this matchup is gonna
Speaker 6: be one of those matchups where everybody's counting us out.
Speaker 2: So you know, when they count you out, things normally
Speaker 2: happen differently. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: It's not what everybody gonna expect to happen. So I'm
Speaker 6: looking for for us to hold them w's up and
Speaker 6: be on top man.
Speaker 3: But w's one more time for Brian Mitchell and Santana Moss.
Speaker 2: Yes, and one time for all of y'all.
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