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Speaker 1: we'll talk to Albert Brier, he works for the Monday
Speaker 1: Morning Quarterback. There is internal pressure from what I'm told
Speaker 1: that the draft will be or should be I should
Speaker 1: say should be postponed and maybe until the middle of
Speaker 1: May that we're just the numbers are going to rise
Speaker 1: here and the numbers are not going to be good
Speaker 1: for the next two weeks at least from what we've
Speaker 1: been told, seven to ten days, and then are you
Speaker 1: still going to be able to hold this draft? So
Speaker 1: we'll talk to Albert Brier about that, a few other
Speaker 1: football items to talk to him. I was also told
Speaker 1: by a source over the weekend that they're looking at
Speaker 1: a truncated schedule with the NFL. They're looking at twelve games,
Speaker 1: maybe a fourteen game schedule. And also if they do
Speaker 1: when they do have the draft, do they give teams
Speaker 1: because the technology that's involved, do they give them a
Speaker 1: chance to have a little more time with the first
Speaker 1: round picks? So maybe they give them a couple extra minutes.
Speaker 1: I was also told by a source who is an
Speaker 1: NFL scout, who said, you know, you might be able
Speaker 1: to hold this at a team facility because you can
Speaker 1: come in and disinfect, you can wipe down everything. You know,
Speaker 1: instead of going to a banquet hall, going to a
Speaker 1: hotel and trying to pull this off. That this makes
Speaker 1: more sense that you'd be able to do that where
Speaker 1: these teams could go into their team facilities and they
Speaker 1: could scrub it down, they could sanitize it. Then you
Speaker 1: could have people who could be in there and you
Speaker 1: could have your war room. But as it is now,
Speaker 1: I think you might have the host of the draft,
Speaker 1: you know, whether it's the NFL Network with Rich eisen
Speaker 1: or Trey Wingo with ESPN. They might be hosting from
Speaker 1: their home. I don't know if you can get everybody together.
Speaker 1: Is the commissioner going to be at home announcing these picks?
Speaker 1: Would he go to ESPN to do this, which is
Speaker 1: about two hours away from where he lives. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of things here, and that's where when we start
Speaker 1: to become attached to timelines, it's dangerous. I think, because
Speaker 1: we're expecting this, you might be forcing people to do
Speaker 1: something that they don't want to do, they're not comfortable doing.
Speaker 1: They can't do their jobs correctly. That's why, whether it's
Speaker 1: starting the NFL season on time or college football season
Speaker 1: on time, I don't need timeframes. I don't and you
Speaker 1: shouldn't need it either, at least not now. Give us
Speaker 1: two weeks, because that's an eternity right now, Give us
Speaker 1: three weeks, give us a month, and then we can
Speaker 1: find out what direction we're headed in. And then maybe
Speaker 1: you can start to look at a one hundred game
Speaker 1: baseball schedel. Maybe you look at five games of the
Speaker 1: NBA regular season. Then you go into the postseason and
Speaker 1: maybe it's best of three in the first round, best
Speaker 1: of five in the second round. You know, we can adapt.
Speaker 1: We're a very adaptable nation here. When it comes to
Speaker 1: the NFL season, will it start on time? If it doesn't,
Speaker 1: it's okay. College football if it doesn't start on time,
Speaker 1: it's okay. They're bigger issues to worry about. But at
Speaker 1: you know, we keep coming up with timeframes. Hey, what
Speaker 1: if we do this and then there's no fans. Okay,
Speaker 1: we can explore all of these things. Just don't set
Speaker 1: something down in Stone where we hope to start buy.
Speaker 1: I'm okay if you don't have a time frame. The NBA,
Speaker 1: by the way, announced a Star Studied Hall of Fame
Speaker 1: class over the weekend. So you've got Kobe, Tim Duncan,
Speaker 1: Kevin Garnett headlining the group and this is supposed to
Speaker 1: take place in late August. Kobe, Duncan, Garnett, three of
Speaker 1: the players that define basketball in the twenty first century.
Speaker 1: Now there's gonna be a lot sadness. Hopefully there's celebration
Speaker 1: of Kobe, just like you know when the Lakers held
Speaker 1: that night. Hopefully that you have that. You know, we
Speaker 1: won't be able to hear that great speech that Kobe
Speaker 1: would have had. You know it might be Michael Jordan
Speaker 1: like where he's calling out players that he went against.
Speaker 1: If his wife gives it, that would be wonderful as well.
Speaker 1: You know, you got Tim Duncan, who doesn't say anything.
Speaker 1: Kevin Garnett, who says a lot. He would be fun.
Speaker 1: He's fitting. He's going in with Duncan because they were
Speaker 1: rivals and you talk about opposite styles personalities with those two.
Speaker 1: Rudy tom Janovic was a great player coach To make
Speaker 1: a catching. So the w NBA it's it will be
Speaker 1: a great night. Hopefully they get to hold that. It
Speaker 1: would be wonderful to be able to see Kobe go
Speaker 1: in and give that speech. Tim Duncan actually talked about
Speaker 1: going into the Hall of Fame, and this is what
Speaker 1: the man who's known as the Big Fundamental had to say.
Speaker 1: It started basketball late. I didn't play on the highest
Speaker 1: level to start, so the development at every stage was
Speaker 1: huge for me. Thing four years in college was used
Speaker 1: for me. He played four years. Now that's a dinosaur. Dinosaur,
Speaker 1: he might be the last four year player. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of this. Who other give me other guys
Speaker 1: do you think and I'm just thinking off the top
Speaker 1: of my head, who spent four years in college and
Speaker 1: are going to the Hall of Fame? Because there are
Speaker 1: guys who did that. But I'm talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: guys in the nineties that you know Kobe didn't go
Speaker 1: to college, KG didn't go to college. And then here's
Speaker 1: Tom Duncan who went four years at Wake Forest, and
Speaker 1: you have other guys who were going in. And that's
Speaker 1: the Basketball Hall of Fame. It's not the NBA Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. Now, Kristen Laytner, Bobby Hurley. Those are guys
Speaker 1: who went four years. But I'm trying to think, you know,
Speaker 1: Tim Duncan could be the last of the four year
Speaker 1: starters in college going into the Hall of Fame. Here's
Speaker 1: Kevin Garnett with the ESPN Basketball Hall of Fame announcement.
Speaker 1: Play with Paul playt Ray. Coming to Boston was a
Speaker 1: huge Hughes Hues, huge shoes challenge in my life. There's
Speaker 1: probably one of the biggest decisions I made in my career,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad I made it. We should have got
Speaker 1: together a couple of years earlier, right, we'll probably be
Speaker 1: sitting about two or three more rings. Yeah. But you
Speaker 1: know what I always appreciated about Garnett is I think
Speaker 1: he went to a conference final in Minnesota, but he
Speaker 1: didn't say, Hey, you got to get me out of here,
Speaker 1: and he didn't get along with the management. But you know,
Speaker 1: he chose he stayed there. I mean, he honored his contract.
Speaker 1: And then the opportunity somehow that Danny Ainge called Kevin
Speaker 1: McHale and said, hey, what about KG. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, you go, well, got
Speaker 1: Pearce and Ray Ray with KG and Rondo Boy and
Speaker 1: they ended up winning the title there. But KG stayed
Speaker 1: in Minnesota and nowadays that's where you go. Get me
Speaker 1: out of here. I don't want to stay with this franchise.
Speaker 1: We're not going anywhere. I started to think about when
Speaker 1: you look at Hall of Fame classes. There are three
Speaker 1: players who have been named to the NBA All Defensive
Speaker 1: Team at least twelve times. All three are in this
Speaker 1: year's Hall of Fame class. Duncan fifteen time All Defensive Team,
Speaker 1: Kobe was twelve, Kevin Garnett was twelve. Not that we
Speaker 1: concentrate on defense, but just to let you know how
Speaker 1: great these players were. They were great at both ends
Speaker 1: of the floor. You started, now, this is a great
Speaker 1: Hall of Fame class. I go back to two thousand
Speaker 1: and eight Adrian Dantley, who was a spectacular college player,
Speaker 1: a very good pro player, Patrick ewing A, Chemalijhan, pat Riley,
Speaker 1: and Dick Batoo. That's pretty good. Two eighteen Ray Allen
Speaker 1: mo Cheeks, Grant Hill, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, Charlie Scott,
Speaker 1: Tina Thompson. It's pretty good too. Then you got nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty where I bring you Oscar Roberts and Jerry Lucas
Speaker 1: and Jerry West. That's pretty good. Those are three of
Speaker 1: the top ten college basketball players of all time, two
Speaker 1: of the top ten NBA players of all time. And
Speaker 1: Jerry Lucas was a great college basketball player, good pro player,
Speaker 1: won a title with the Knicks. This year's class with
Speaker 1: Kobe Tamika catchings, Tim Duncan, kg, Kim Mulki, the great
Speaker 1: coach Ann who was a great player at Tennessee, Rudy
Speaker 1: Tom Jonovich, Eddie Sutton. That's pretty impressive. Two thousand and nine,
Speaker 1: Michael Jordan, David Robinson, John Stockton, Jerry Sloane, and the
Speaker 1: coach Vivian Stringer. That's probably your best Hall of Fame class.
Speaker 1: Mike David Stockton, Sloan was a very good player and
Speaker 1: a very good coach, and Vivian Stringer one of the
Speaker 1: great coaches of all time. What else is on here?
Speaker 1: Eighty seven has got a soft spot in my heart.
Speaker 1: Rick Berry, Walt Frasier, Pete Merovitch going into the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. That's when I actually asked Walt Frasier. At
Speaker 1: the Hall of Fame ceremony in Springfield, Hey didn't Marovich
Speaker 1: put up sixty eight points? Oh what am I thinking?
Speaker 1: I asked Pete. I asked Walt Frasier, Hey didn't Marivitch
Speaker 1: put up sixty eight on you? And he goes, I
Speaker 1: didn't guard him the whole game, which is true, he didn't,
Speaker 1: And I said, I don't think anybody did. I think
Speaker 1: it was Dean Memenger who was guarding him. Henry Bibby,
Speaker 1: I think might have been guarding Merevitch put up sixty
Speaker 1: eight points night teen ninety five Abdul Jabbar and Donovan
Speaker 1: Cheryl Miller, who so I might have I got the
Speaker 1: best college player of all time, and I got men's
Speaker 1: and women's in that draft in that class ninety five
Speaker 1: Abdul Jabbar and Cheryl Miller. Let me see what else today?
Speaker 1: Two thousand and six, Charles Barkley, Joe Dumar's, Dominic Wilkins,
Speaker 1: Gina Oriema, Dave Gabbett, who started the Big East. That's
Speaker 1: pretty good there. Twenty sixteen, Allen Iverson, Yello Ming Shack,
Speaker 1: Cheryl swoops. There it is Tom Izzo, Jerry Reinstor. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's fun, fun looking at these classes there, But man,
Speaker 1: I'll miss just wondering what Kobe would have said when
Speaker 1: he got up there, and you know, as competitive as
Speaker 1: he as he is would have been, he would have
Speaker 1: wanted to outdo Michael Jordan's speech. We got a bunch
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Speaker 1: Best and Worst to the weekend. Mcloven. Update the poll
Speaker 1: results if you can. Are you okay with the NFL
Speaker 1: holding the draft on April twenty third? Seventy nine percent
Speaker 1: say yes, okay, all right, and that's fair. I mean, look,
Speaker 1: I want it to happen. I just I'm curious if
Speaker 1: it will happen. The voting for Meat Bracket Dan Patrick
Speaker 1: dot com slash Meat Bracket yes, Polly, I kind of
Speaker 1: disagree with you mcloven on the draft thing as far
Speaker 1: as like them getting it together. I know the public
Speaker 1: perception thing is tough if if things get worse, Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I think from a technical standpoint, they're gonna be
Speaker 1: able to get it together and put a decent broadcast.
Speaker 1: And I think people are going to be very forgiving
Speaker 1: if there's blips, there's glitches, if they go to a
Speaker 1: guest and the guest isn't there. I think that the
Speaker 1: consuming public will not tear the NFL and the NFL
Speaker 1: network apart if it's not pretty, if it's not smooth, well,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be concerned about social media as much as
Speaker 1: just from a technical standpoint of doing my job to
Speaker 1: make sure we were doing our job as a broadcast partner.
Speaker 1: You don't want to be embarrassed by it. That's all.
Speaker 1: The other thing is. Right now, it's ten minutes in
Speaker 1: between picks in round one, seven, in round two, five,
Speaker 1: in rounds three through seven, That's where I think you're
Speaker 1: going to have to add a little bit more time,
Speaker 1: maybe in rounds three through seven, because if you can't
Speaker 1: get everybody together, I think it's going to be difficult
Speaker 1: if you're trying to get in touch with another team
Speaker 1: for a trade. I just it feels like that's gonna
Speaker 1: put some even added pressure on these teams to just
Speaker 1: get it done, to get the pick in, to do
Speaker 1: it right. What if the line drops, what if something happens,
Speaker 1: like you just you don't know. I mean we deal
Speaker 1: with that right here with just modern technology, with you know,
Speaker 1: Fritzie and Seaton and mclovin at their homes here. Good morning, Todd.
Speaker 1: How are you today? I'm doing good. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm doing okay? You look good. What year is that
Speaker 1: Dan Patrick shirt that you have on? It's so old.
Speaker 1: It's from a celebrity beach bowl from Direct TV from
Speaker 1: many years. That's ten years old. That is no, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I was applauding you. I mean, that's wonderful
Speaker 1: that it's a throwback. I just decided what they were
Speaker 1: to do Patrick shows shirt that got. I mean it
Speaker 1: should be classic old school logo there. It should be
Speaker 1: a throwout. But it's a throwback shirt for you. But
Speaker 1: I'm glad. I'm glad you're flying the colors. I saw
Speaker 1: on Instagram that you sent out some videos you were vacuuming.
Speaker 1: I was vacuuming, I was dusting, and I got torn apart.
Speaker 1: I was told there was one tweet suggesting that a
Speaker 1: setback mankind or like a thousand years based on the
Speaker 1: way I was performing those tasks. Did you have a
Speaker 1: sleeveless shirt on? I did. I had a Syracuse got
Speaker 1: long sleep? Okay, okay, yeah, any chance that you can
Speaker 1: show off the guns? I thought you were going to
Speaker 1: do that. I would have liked to have done that.
Speaker 1: But right around the time I decided to vacuum for
Speaker 1: like the second time maybe in my life, there was
Speaker 1: a woman coming by. There was raising money for coronavirus
Speaker 1: and helping the community, and she's going around taking pictures
Speaker 1: of like senior classes and having them wear their families
Speaker 1: what school they're going to. So I thought that was
Speaker 1: really nice. We all got dressed up in our Syracuse
Speaker 1: gear and I vacuumed, I dusted, and raised money for
Speaker 1: a good cause, as there was a special there. Yes,
Speaker 1: when Todd posted the video of him vacuuming the carpet
Speaker 1: on the steps of his house, people compared it to
Speaker 1: like a new newly born fawn walking for the first time,
Speaker 1: which just the legs are all awkward and they don't
Speaker 1: really know how to work this yet. I give you
Speaker 1: credit that you at least you tried. No credit. He's
Speaker 1: a grown man, Seaton, an adult. No, no, Seaton. We've
Speaker 1: seen this before. Like I, I just un to the
Speaker 1: point now where he's trying. He's trying. You're right, most
Speaker 1: grown men should be able to unscrew light bulb, push
Speaker 1: a broom. It took a global pandemic to get Pod
Speaker 1: to dust a frame of a pop on his house,
Speaker 1: or to vacuum something. I know, I know. I will
Speaker 1: say that I didn't attach the thing when I was
Speaker 1: dust when I was backing the steps. You can't use
Speaker 1: the You got to put like some kind of attachment,
Speaker 1: put like a like a little bulletin. So I had
Speaker 1: the wifeless skinner and then I went from there to
Speaker 1: clean a couple of steps up. Anybody pick up any
Speaker 1: hobbies I almost did. I came this close to picking
Speaker 1: up a hobby. Anybody want to guess the hobby that
Speaker 1: I nearly picked up. Yeah, it's got to be a
Speaker 1: musical instrument, because I don't think you've ever tried to
Speaker 1: play one. I tried to play guitar her for about
Speaker 1: an hour, and then I gave up because I said
Speaker 1: to my wife, I can't master this, and she said,
Speaker 1: you haven't done it more than an hour. I go, no,
Speaker 1: I can't master this. Is that the hobby that you
Speaker 1: picked up that you'd spent the hour this past week?
Speaker 1: Or was that years ago? Oh that's years ago? Oh okay,
Speaker 1: I picked up. Well, I almost picked up playing the piano. Wow.
Speaker 1: So I was gonna get a keyboard, so I can wait. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I almost picked up What exactly does that mean?
Speaker 1: Does that mean you considered going to get a keyboard
Speaker 1: and then decided not to. Yeah? And then my wife says,
Speaker 1: you can't go to Best Buy and get a keyboard,
Speaker 1: And I said, all right, and then never mind. Do
Speaker 1: you think if you had a free keyboard available you
Speaker 1: try it? Yes? I would, if you didn't have to
Speaker 1: go to the pocket Yeah okay, Oh no, I would
Speaker 1: have paid for it. I couldn't because my wife says,
Speaker 1: you got to order it and have a ship to
Speaker 1: you. You You can't just go to Best Buy. And then
Speaker 1: I said, I forget about it. So I just decided
Speaker 1: to watch a lot of TV and drink beer and
Speaker 1: play with my dog. Yes, seed. So why the piano?
Speaker 1: I have no idea because I can't. I can't master guitar,
Speaker 1: and I thought maybe piano would be something that I
Speaker 1: could enjoy. And who knows, maybe down the road I
Speaker 1: could get on stage with Darius Rucker and hooting the
Speaker 1: blowfish and then I could play a song. I mean,
Speaker 1: you gotta have goals, and that's what I was thinking. Yeah.
Speaker 1: See see, I think that you're more of a trumpet guy.
Speaker 1: You should pick up the trumpet. I already picked it up.
Speaker 1: I already mastered it. Oh you did master the trumpet,
Speaker 1: yes see, already got it. So why you thought now
Speaker 1: that you're all getting all into jazz now? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: you're just sort of the show's Miles Days. Oh if
Speaker 1: if Miles Davis heard this, he'd be like, hey, come
Speaker 1: on in, a fellow genius here, you ask me clove? Yeah,
Speaker 1: would you wear the thing that you strap on the
Speaker 1: piano and you can play I don't know if wow
Speaker 1: a keytar like Revenge of the Nerds. Uh you mean, oh,
Speaker 1: you guys went the wrong. I don't know what you
Speaker 1: were talking about. You has ever seen a piano with
Speaker 1: the shoulder strap? No one's play? Yeah, y of course. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I think everybody. They just got lost in the other party.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, you guys jumped way too quickly into
Speaker 1: that pool. But that's less. It's kind of what we do.
Speaker 1: And you sound quickly into the wrong end of the pool.
Speaker 1: You you sound surprised. Did you pick up any hobbies mclovin, No, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm stealing this line. But there's two Americas. There's the
Speaker 1: quarantine with kids and the quarantine without kids. The quarantine
Speaker 1: with kids are working harder than they've ever worked in
Speaker 1: their lives. I am so out man. To actually have
Speaker 1: to parent is impossible right now. And you're in a
Speaker 1: two bedroom apart went there and you can't even you
Speaker 1: can't hide all my short comings as apparent in the
Speaker 1: last two weeks. Yeah, it's Dan. It's how you present
Speaker 1: your things to your kids and make them want to
Speaker 1: do a chore. I had this old basement at my
Speaker 1: house and there's a lot of paneling that needs to
Speaker 1: come down, and there's these little finishing nails sticking out.
Speaker 1: There must be sixty or seventy of them, and I
Speaker 1: don't want to pull them out. I don't want to
Speaker 1: do that. So it's what works. So I told my
Speaker 1: daughter Milly, like, you know what, I gotta pull out
Speaker 1: all these nails out of the wall. But you know,
Speaker 1: she goes, can I help. I'm like, now, you're a
Speaker 1: little too young for that. I don't think you. Well,
Speaker 1: all right, baby, you want to try pulling these nails? Likes,
Speaker 1: I'll let you try one. And she tried one. I'm like,
Speaker 1: you did it, and then I go, you know what,
Speaker 1: do you want to do them? If you now you
Speaker 1: can't do them? She goes, no, I want to. I
Speaker 1: want to do it. She sat there for three hours
Speaker 1: up pulling finishing nails out of the wall. Wide drank
Speaker 1: a bud one like it's fantastic. All right, we got
Speaker 1: a pull question. We'll give you our best and worst
Speaker 1: of the weekend. We'll get to your phone calls coming up.
Speaker 1: Albert Brewer will join us on loan from Monday morning.
Speaker 1: Quarterback get his thoughts on the upcoming draft. A couple
Speaker 1: of the things everything about the draft with prospects is timing.
Speaker 1: You'll get somebody who was an underdog and then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden they get built up and then they
Speaker 1: get torn down. You get built up and then you
Speaker 1: get torn like Jordan love oh this guy. And then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden he's gonna go in the top five.
Speaker 1: And then he starts to get torn down, justin Herbert Is,
Speaker 1: and then he starts to get torn down a little bit.
Speaker 1: And now it's time for ta tong of Ioloa. Because
Speaker 1: there were a couple of sources who were I'm not
Speaker 1: sure the article Matt Miller, I think Bleacher Report where
Speaker 1: he talked to some scouts about Tuah. And now you're
Speaker 1: starting to get the negativity not just the physicality here
Speaker 1: with Tuah and his health. This is about his talents
Speaker 1: in the pocket and how great those receivers were that
Speaker 1: they bailed him out when he got in trouble, and
Speaker 1: he won't have that luxury in the NFL. But we'll
Speaker 1: talk to him about that. The whole strategy behind you know,
Speaker 1: when you promote your candidate here, your draft pick, and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden they start to tear it down
Speaker 1: a little bit. Because everything about two has been glowing,
Speaker 1: and I think Lee Steinberg has done a wonderful job
Speaker 1: his agent of putting it out there. Hey, his medicals
Speaker 1: came back. He is unbelievable, He's incredibly healthy. All of
Speaker 1: those good things, all right, So we'll talk to Albert Brier.
Speaker 1: He'll join us on loan from Monday morning Quarterback and
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Speaker 1: first rate, you take him a call. The best is
Speaker 1: waking up this morning. It was like my birthday. It
Speaker 1: was like Christmas. I knew that Dan and the boys
Speaker 1: were going to be back, and it's been a great
Speaker 1: day so far. I appreciate everything you're doing. Worst I
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Speaker 1: The next day, home Depot delivers some paint for the
Speaker 1: house and I am painting the exterior. Thank you, Luke.
Speaker 1: I've run out of jobs at home. I've run out
Speaker 1: of rooms to clean. The attic, I did that, the basement,
Speaker 1: I did that, the garage, I did that yesterday. I've
Speaker 1: run out of things to do. That's why I think
Speaker 1: I need to pick up piano. I need a hobby here,
Speaker 1: because if I don't, then my wife will say, you
Speaker 1: gotta do something. What are you gonna do? Like, there's
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with not doing anything, Like I'm really good
Speaker 1: at that. It doesn't go over well, oh it doesn't,
Speaker 1: but but I try to. I try not to do anything,
Speaker 1: and I've done a pretty good job at that. But yeah,
Speaker 1: that's where you know, my wife gets in the way
Speaker 1: and it's like, why are you a buzzkill you? Huh?
Speaker 1: Maybe you could take care of cooking lessons. I go, no,
Speaker 1: who Like, well, I take eating lessons. How about that
Speaker 1: you take cooking lessons. I take eating lessons. Honey, I
Speaker 1: love you, see you later. We'll talk to Albert Brier
Speaker 1: coming up here in a moment. Let me get him
Speaker 1: one more phone call Win in North Carolina? Hi, Win,
Speaker 1: what do you have for me? Good morning, Dan, and
Speaker 1: thank you so much for you and everybody putting the
Speaker 1: show on. It makes talk to a lot of us.
Speaker 1: So anyway, the best is for me is Public Broadcasting
Speaker 1: Service through their app, making available Ken Burns series on baseball.
Speaker 1: I hadn't watched it. Gosh, for I guess it's twenty
Speaker 1: years now maybe, And Bob Costas looks like a baby
Speaker 1: on that thing. It's amazing how he's as. But anyway,
Speaker 1: it's a it's a great thing. And baseball is just
Speaker 1: the best game to me in the world. But anyway,
Speaker 1: and the worst is not the able to listen to
Speaker 1: John Sterling and Susan Walden call Yankee games every day.
Speaker 1: It's a totally zen thing for me. So thanks a lot,
Speaker 1: and keep up the good works, stay safe. Thank you. Winn. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I was watching the MLB Network and they had a
Speaker 1: Giants Dodgers game opening Day a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: and I I'm just listening to, you know, the calmness.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you'll be at the ocean and you'll hear the
Speaker 1: waves and like that's Vin Scully's voice. Like I just
Speaker 1: totally zoned out and just listening to Vin describing baseball
Speaker 1: and it was just a treat. You know, we already
Speaker 1: knew what the outcome of the game was, but just
Speaker 1: hearing him it was it was wonderful. Albert Breer, senior
Speaker 1: NFL reporter for the Monday Morning Quarterback, also works NBC
Speaker 1: Sports Boston, who joins us on the program. Albert, what's
Speaker 1: the state of the draft right now? Dan? I think
Speaker 1: almost every team's expecting they're going to have to do
Speaker 1: it from home. You know, there's a memo that went
Speaker 1: out last week that basically said that there's gonna be
Speaker 1: one of two things that are going to happen. Either
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna be able to use their team facility or
Speaker 1: no one's gonna be able to congregate at all, and
Speaker 1: everybody's gonna have to do the draft from home. And
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've seen these maps, but you know,
Speaker 1: the latest map I saw showed that thirty one of
Speaker 1: the thirty two teams are under stay at home orders now,
Speaker 1: and so it's really hard to envision a scenario where
Speaker 1: all thirty two teams are going to be allowed by
Speaker 1: the rules in their state to go into their facilities.
Speaker 1: So they're gonna almost certainly be running the draft from home.
Speaker 1: And there are a lot of pitfalls that the league
Speaker 1: and the teams are working through. I mean, it comes,
Speaker 1: it goes all the way down to you know, the
Speaker 1: internet connection in your house, which I like teams in
Speaker 1: running their meetings now, which you know, all that stuff's
Speaker 1: happening from home now. Teams are having problems with that,
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of work to do in the
Speaker 1: next two and a half weeks. I've been mentioning this
Speaker 1: morning the last hour and a half periodically that a
Speaker 1: source said there's some internal pressure that, depending what happens
Speaker 1: over the next seven to ten days in our country,
Speaker 1: that you know, it might be wise to postpone this
Speaker 1: until the middle of May. Like, what's the harm in
Speaker 1: doing something like that? Have you heard anything where they
Speaker 1: would postpone it a couple of weeks, which you know
Speaker 1: might allow teams to have a war room where they
Speaker 1: can go into We don't even know where the commissioner
Speaker 1: is going to be. Is the commissioner going to handle
Speaker 1: the draft from his house? I mean, that's yeah, and
Speaker 1: that's what's been floated out there. I know, like the
Speaker 1: two kind of ideas that they'd been working with. One
Speaker 1: was the commissioner was going to run the draft from
Speaker 1: his house. Then the other was that they were gonna
Speaker 1: run the draft out of Bristol, out of estn's headquarters
Speaker 1: and have simulcasts there. And so it could be one,
Speaker 1: it could be the other, it could be both but
Speaker 1: there's definitely, I'll put it this way, there are a
Speaker 1: lot of general managers and a lot of head coaches
Speaker 1: that feel right now like everybody's gonna be put in
Speaker 1: a really tough spot if the draft goes off on time.
Speaker 1: And that's what, even getting to their own feelings on
Speaker 1: how tone deaf it might seem to be doing this,
Speaker 1: is this situation worsens in our country. And so you know,
Speaker 1: I know a lot of the general managers who are
Speaker 1: on this subcommittee have pushed back on the idea of
Speaker 1: going with the draft on time, you know, and I
Speaker 1: think that the big push back on that was, well,
Speaker 1: what difference does it make? It won't It won't be
Speaker 1: any different in May or June. And now you can
Speaker 1: sort of see that swinging back around where you know,
Speaker 1: some people are saying, well, what's the rush then, because
Speaker 1: teams aren't going to be starting up until July anyway.
Speaker 1: I mean, the offseason program in all likelihood's going to
Speaker 1: be wiped out. So like, if you're not if the
Speaker 1: rookies aren't going to be showing up to the middle
Speaker 1: of the summer anyway, then why are we in this
Speaker 1: huge rush to do this? While this situation gets so
Speaker 1: much worse in our country. I also brought this up
Speaker 1: at you know, there's a roller coaster. You can see
Speaker 1: this every year with the draft, certainly with quarterbacks. You know,
Speaker 1: Jordan Love got all that attention and then all of
Speaker 1: a sudden we start to tear him down, justin Herbert
Speaker 1: out all that attention. Then we started to nitpick a
Speaker 1: little bit. Now it's twa on the clock, and it
Speaker 1: feels like now people start to slice and dice to
Speaker 1: a tongue of violoa because and we're not talking about
Speaker 1: the injuries, but I saw this on Bleacher Report with
Speaker 1: Matt Miller and he was talking about, you know, scouts
Speaker 1: were looking at some of the problems with tah. It
Speaker 1: happens every year, doesn't it. Yeah, Yeah, And I still
Speaker 1: think but I still think Dan the biggest problem with
Speaker 1: two is the medical and I don't think it's I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people are focused on the hip,
Speaker 1: and that's still an issue, no question, And he's not
Speaker 1: He's not going to be totally out of the woods
Speaker 1: on draft day. There's still some complications that could come
Speaker 1: up with the hip after that. But really it's the
Speaker 1: multitude of injuries the teams are worried about those two
Speaker 1: ankle surgeries that he added Alabama. Those are new surgeries,
Speaker 1: so there's really no track record on how those are
Speaker 1: going to hold up long term. And then you've got
Speaker 1: just the massive amount of injuries. And you know, look
Speaker 1: like if you want to go back and look at history,
Speaker 1: Dan and look at these injuries and say, well, you know,
Speaker 1: it's bad luck, the kid could overcome it. History shows
Speaker 1: us over the last decade that quarterbacks would go in
Speaker 1: the first round and come into the come into the
Speaker 1: draft with serious medical history from college, almost all get
Speaker 1: hurt again. Sam Bradford and ten, Cheek Locker and eleven,
Speaker 1: Robert Griffin in twelve, Marcus Mariota in fifteen, Carson Wentz
Speaker 1: in sixteen, to Shaun Watson in seventeen, Josh Rosen and eighteen.
Speaker 1: All of them had significant injury history in college. All
Speaker 1: of them got hurt again in the pros. And so
Speaker 1: teams look at that and say, we like too as
Speaker 1: a player, but can we trust that he's going to
Speaker 1: be able to stay healthy. And I gotta tell you,
Speaker 1: look that list in to has gotten more history than
Speaker 1: most of those guys too. So I still think the
Speaker 1: medical is a part of it. He's not a perfect prospect,
Speaker 1: but I can tell you this, the Bama coaches have
Speaker 1: told NFL people, we believe he's a left handed Drew Brees,
Speaker 1: and I've got enough NFL people agree with that assessment
Speaker 1: to make me think that he's very well thought of
Speaker 1: as a player. Really, the major problems the medical. What
Speaker 1: are the Dolphins going to do? What should and what
Speaker 1: will the Dolphins do? Well? I think they'd love to
Speaker 1: get Joe Burrow, but I don't think it's going to happen.
Speaker 1: The Bengals have done a lot of relationship building, I'll
Speaker 1: put it that way with Joe Burrow. You know, they've
Speaker 1: got a guy in their team named Sam Hubbard who
Speaker 1: is actually a college roommates of roommate of Joe Burrows.
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor actually had a little bit of a relationship
Speaker 1: with Joe Burrow's dad for them, having recruited the same
Speaker 1: area a few years ago when Zach Taylor was at
Speaker 1: the University of Cincinnati. And so I just I don't
Speaker 1: think the Bengals are going to move off their spot
Speaker 1: on this one. So that leaves the Dolphins sitting there
Speaker 1: at five. And they did a ton of homework on
Speaker 1: TA I mean, look, the owner, the team president, the
Speaker 1: GM they were all at two a bowl game, and
Speaker 1: two I didn't even play. So that's the amount of
Speaker 1: research and homework they're doing they've done into TAH. But
Speaker 1: that can also swing the other way, where maybe now
Speaker 1: they know enough about the medical to feel uncomfortable with it.
Speaker 1: And so I still think they probably take a quarterback.
Speaker 1: Do they move to get one? I'm not sure, And
Speaker 1: I'm telling you I'm if they had the choice of two,
Speaker 1: I'm not so sure it would be too over justin
Speaker 1: Herbert right now. Really, I'm not positive on that. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 1: we're talking to Albert Breer, senior NFL reporter for the
Speaker 1: Monday Morning Quarterback dot Com. You start to look at
Speaker 1: landing spots for Cam Newton, Jameis Winston, Andy Dalton, even
Speaker 1: Jadeveon Clowney. I mean, it feels like Clowney's gonna get
Speaker 1: paid and he's gonna have opportunities here. But let's start
Speaker 1: with Cam. The market is shrinking rapidly. Yeah, And this
Speaker 1: is like the weirdest circumstance, isn't it, Because forever people
Speaker 1: who are looking for quarterbacks and overpaying quarterbacks overdrafting quarterbacks now,
Speaker 1: it's almost like that bubble burst where you know, the
Speaker 1: supply actually outweighed the demand this offseason, and that you
Speaker 1: left Cam and Andy Dalton and Jamis without a seat
Speaker 1: when the music stopped. So I think part of Cam's
Speaker 1: problem is absolutely the medical and the circumstance that all
Speaker 1: teams and players are in right now where he can't
Speaker 1: give guys physicals and teams want to get a look
Speaker 1: at his right shoulder and teams want to get look
Speaker 1: a look at his left foot and they can't do
Speaker 1: that right now. And so that part of it's a
Speaker 1: big piece of all of this. And then the other
Speaker 1: piece of it is, I mean, look, Cam's been the
Speaker 1: centerpiece of every team he's been on for the last
Speaker 1: ten years. How would he fit in if he was
Speaker 1: a little less than that, if he was not that,
Speaker 1: you know, And so that's a question that I think
Speaker 1: teams have to sort through with him too. So, you know,
Speaker 1: my personal feeling is, right now, he might be and
Speaker 1: it sounds crazy, but he may be forced to go
Speaker 1: somewhere on a one year deal to try and rehabilitate
Speaker 1: his stock a little bit. And you know, the Chargers
Speaker 1: seem happy with Tyrod. But if they strike out on
Speaker 1: getting a quarterback in the draft, maybe they revisited New
Speaker 1: England if his price came way down there. They've got
Speaker 1: cap issues. Those are the two I just it's hard
Speaker 1: to find him at home right now because there's no
Speaker 1: place that can bring him in and say to him,
Speaker 1: can you are our starting quarterback from day one? What
Speaker 1: about Jamis Winston and Andy Dalton? Yeah, so Jamis to
Speaker 1: me is the one that, like, I look at him
Speaker 1: and it would make sense for him to go kind
Speaker 1: of the Teddy Bridgewater out where Teddy, you know, and
Speaker 1: obviously the circumstances were a little different, but Teddy was
Speaker 1: coming up the injury and sort of had to re
Speaker 1: establish himself as a player and went to a really
Speaker 1: stable organization with good coaching and benefited from having been
Speaker 1: in New Orleans for two years. So it could Jamis
Speaker 1: do that and say a place like a Pittsburgh or
Speaker 1: a Seattle or you know, even in New Orleans. You know,
Speaker 1: could he go to a place that's got an established starter,
Speaker 1: good coaching where he can kind of rehabilitate himself. You
Speaker 1: know it just from a perception standpoint for a year
Speaker 1: I think that that's probably what winds up happening with him.
Speaker 1: And I had Andy Dalton tegg for the Jaguars just
Speaker 1: because Jake Gruden's there and they've gone a close relationship,
Speaker 1: and I thought at some point like that would make
Speaker 1: some sense, as like a Gardner Minshew insurance policy. But
Speaker 1: I was told over the last couple of days that
Speaker 1: the Jags haven't shown a ton of interest in that yet.
Speaker 1: Now maybe they will post draft, but the Jaguars haven't
Speaker 1: shown a ton of interest in that yet. But I
Speaker 1: think Dalton will have to find that sort of situation
Speaker 1: where sort of like Ryan Tannehill last year, maybe you
Speaker 1: go to a place for the starters on shaky ground,
Speaker 1: you go in, you're the good soldier back up, and
Speaker 1: then if something goes wrong, you step in. Patriots cutting
Speaker 1: Cody Kessler means what it means that I think it
Speaker 1: means they probably draft one, and I don't think it's
Speaker 1: necessarily going to be that high, but I think they're
Speaker 1: of a mindset right now to start throwing darts at
Speaker 1: that dartboard. They really like Jared Stidham, and if you
Speaker 1: break down the trajectory of Jared Stidham, it actually makes
Speaker 1: some sense that he could be seen as a franchise
Speaker 1: type guy who's the number one high school quarterback in
Speaker 1: the country coming out, had tough circumstances at Baylor, played
Speaker 1: in an offense that didn't fit him at Auburn. The
Speaker 1: Patriots viewed him as a distressed asset, a very talented
Speaker 1: distressed asset for those reasons when they drafted him last year.
Speaker 1: And he had a good summer last ye here, so
Speaker 1: they like him, but they're not going all in on
Speaker 1: him yet. So I think sort of like you remember,
Speaker 1: like how Seattle, when Pete Carroll and John Schneider got there,
Speaker 1: they just started throwing darts at the dartboard, and it
Speaker 1: was Charlie Whitehurst, and it was Matt Flynn, and it
Speaker 1: was Devars Jackson. Eventually they landed Russell Wilson, I had.
Speaker 1: That's sort of where the Patriots go right now. Where
Speaker 1: they liked Stidham, they give him a shot, but they
Speaker 1: just kind of keep throwing darts at the dartboard. Good
Speaker 1: to talk to you, Albert, Thanks for joining us. We
Speaker 1: appreciate your time as always. Awesome Thanks, stay safe man,
Speaker 1: good stuff. Albert Breer, Senior NFL reporter, for the Monday
Speaker 1: Morning Quarterback dot Com. All right, we'll take a break.
Speaker 1: We'll give you our best and worst to the weekend
Speaker 1: when we return right after this. Fox Sports Radio has
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Speaker 1: We're speaking of Cam Newton. Newton is the only player
Speaker 1: in NFL history with at least one hundred touchdown passes
Speaker 1: and at least fifty rushing touchdowns. Pretty special player, Probably
Speaker 1: not enough of a career where he would be a
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer. I think if he put together two
Speaker 1: more high end seasons. Maybe just because he was a unicorn.
Speaker 1: You know, you look at Michael is Michael Vick a
Speaker 1: Hall of Famer? I got don't look at him as
Speaker 1: a Hall of Famer. And I know that somebody had
Speaker 1: a discussion recently or they're talking about him, and oh,
Speaker 1: you know it's Lamar Jackson. I think, who said Michael
Speaker 1: Vick's a Hall of Famer? And Lamar's great quarterback but
Speaker 1: not good at doing football research because Michael Vick's not
Speaker 1: a Hall of Fame quarterback. Very talented, unique, but Cam
Speaker 1: Newton is a better quarterback than Michael Vick in my opinion. Yeah, mclovin.
Speaker 1: What if he had like a Kurt Warner resurgence where
Speaker 1: he found a second team in his thirties, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: if he took another team to the Super Bowl and
Speaker 1: had a couple of good years like Kurt Warner did
Speaker 1: at the end with Arizona. Yeah, I could see him
Speaker 1: as maybe a fringe Hall of Famer just because of
Speaker 1: the uniqueness of him and the fact that he's I
Speaker 1: think he's got what seventy five rushing touchdown. He got
Speaker 1: a lot of rushing touchdowns here and some of the
Speaker 1: all time greats running back. He's got as many touchdowns,
Speaker 1: if not more. Just saw this British Open canceled, canceled,
Speaker 1: not postponed, canceled. It will be played in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: First time since World War Two British Open has been canceled.
Speaker 1: That's why when you start to talk about the NBA
Speaker 1: season coming back and when they could come back and
Speaker 1: deep into the summer, here here's a hot take. Just
Speaker 1: in case the NBA season starts up and let's say
Speaker 1: Lebron wins an abbreviated season NBA Championship. I'll wait for
Speaker 1: the haters to swoop in and say, Michael played all
Speaker 1: of the game, he didn't have a Madrigden the internet,
Speaker 1: you know, shortened season here, he got an easy road here.
Speaker 1: That that that'll be the hot take if we have
Speaker 1: a season, which I don't think we will, and the
Speaker 1: Lakers would win a championship. I wanted to get out
Speaker 1: in front of Skip Bayliss there before Skips started hating
Speaker 1: on Lebron if they came back and won a championship, Yes, Paul,
Speaker 1: how extreme would you go if you were the NBA
Speaker 1: to get a result in the books this year? Let's
Speaker 1: say leagues were cleared to play June first, that's a hypothetical.
Speaker 1: Let's say June first, leagues are clear to play all leagues.
Speaker 1: Would you do a extremely short series or would you
Speaker 1: go NCA style if you had to? Now, I couldn't
Speaker 1: do that. I would love it, but I don't think
Speaker 1: that they would do that. What I was told is
Speaker 1: they would look at the best of three, opening round,
Speaker 1: best of five, and then they would do best of
Speaker 1: seven after that, And then you might because once the
Speaker 1: season ends and then you're not going to have much
Speaker 1: time before training camp opens up again, which is another problem.
Speaker 1: It's going to be difficult to have any of these sports.
Speaker 1: If you're looking at baseball for a hundred games, that
Speaker 1: would be the max I would be looking at. And
Speaker 1: I do think college football in the NFL are probably
Speaker 1: in doubt. I don't want to say serious doubt, serious jeopardy,
Speaker 1: but in doubt of starting on time. And that's why
Speaker 1: the NFL is looking at a twelve game schedule and
Speaker 1: a fourteen game schedule. Let's go around the room. Best
Speaker 1: and worst of the weekend, Todd, I'll start with you.
Speaker 1: My best of the weekend extra bonding time with my
Speaker 1: jor to Lindsay tennis in the driveway. We played some
Speaker 1: poker and blackjack, Gray's Anatomy reruns The Commandment Saturday night
Speaker 1: was fun. Worst, no Final Four to watch on Saturday
Speaker 1: and no title game to Tonight's all Right, McLevin. Best
Speaker 1: and worst of the weekend. My best is gonna be
Speaker 1: a show called Unorthodox on Netflix, which came recommend a
Speaker 1: really really good, really interesting if you get to check out.
Speaker 1: My worst is the fact that WrestleMania took two nights. Now,
Speaker 1: when I was a kid, they got WrestleMania over in
Speaker 1: a couple of hours. Why did they have to go
Speaker 1: two nights? It was dominating social media because they can,
Speaker 1: because they need to. And then Gronk ended up winning
Speaker 1: a title or something. Somebody told me. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I didn't follow it is the Undertaker involved in this
Speaker 1: or something thing Seaton Best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 1: You know what I've seen Unorthodox two and it's very good.
Speaker 1: So I second that recommendation, Eddie. Um. The weird thing
Speaker 1: about seeing WrestleManias Gronk going off like the top rope
Speaker 1: or whatever and diving into all these dudes, I'm like,
Speaker 1: doesn't he have a bad back? Is he supposed to
Speaker 1: be careful? Yeah? What the hell you doing? Dude? I
Speaker 1: thought the same thing when I saw him on the ground,
Speaker 1: and I went, this can't be good for your back. No, can't,
Speaker 1: like dang man. So anyway, my best of the weekend
Speaker 1: I had two. I finally watched that Miles Davis documentary
Speaker 1: Bertha Cool. Yeah, it was called That's Fantastic. That was
Speaker 1: really really awesome. What a fascinated guy. I don't I
Speaker 1: didn't really know a lot about Miles Davis, but super
Speaker 1: interesting Fella. Also watched the Dave Chappelle That's not really
Speaker 1: It's a special about him getting the Mark Twain Award,
Speaker 1: and that was really cool. That's definitely worth a watch.
Speaker 1: My worst of the weekend was actually finding out that
Speaker 1: and I know that they were sort of set behind
Speaker 1: a little bit because they the style of music, but
Speaker 1: tragedy mask not moving on in the Meat and Madness bracket.
Speaker 1: It was just a real bummer. It really it ruined
Speaker 1: my weekend, to be honest, I think because not only
Speaker 1: did they write an original song, they also sent in
Speaker 1: a video that they made for it and still lost.
Speaker 1: And that's no disrespect to the guy that did the
Speaker 1: Papa wrote a song that was pretty cool, but dang man,
Speaker 1: I really wanted to move on. Stiff competition, Your Phone
Speaker 1: Call's Best and Worse of the weekend, Pauli's best and
Speaker 1: worst of the weekend, and a strange show or at
Speaker 1: least the timing of watching this show for Paulli very
Speaker 1: surprised at that. We'll play some of the Meat Madness
Speaker 1: songs were at the Mosquite sixteen and some of the
Speaker 1: matchups coming up as well. More of Your Phone Calls