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Speaker 3: Allright, seas rising up, timber your rising vision, blurring rage,

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Speaker 5: Here's Paul Calvici.

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Speaker 4: I'm ready.

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Speaker 6: I'm one hundred percent ready.

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Speaker 4: I'm telling you I'm ready. And Ron Woofley.

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Speaker 6: We've asked the question every week this season. Really, media

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Speaker 6: Answer that question? Figure that out and look out, there's

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Speaker 6: still time. It's only week six. But the cruel reality

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Speaker 6: Where the Cardinals are going, what it's been like in practice.

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Speaker 1: You know, Paul, I really do believe this is a

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Speaker 6: What the football is going on here? When the crazy

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Speaker 1: Paul, this is the only place that it has to happen.

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Speaker 10: The hard part is we let them get into the game.

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Speaker 3: Bam, Night's first as a Cardinal and it's twenty to three.

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Speaker 4: Let me tell you something, Heat bringing some juke.

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Speaker 6: At is AQ Shipley Dave Passion the Cardinals radio boot

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Speaker 6: this week happened to be from Zonovan Bam Knight. Yes,

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Speaker 6: you can hear him now. Bam, how we doing?

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Speaker 8: I'm doing great man? How are you very good? Very good?

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Speaker 6: I'm gonna get you one laments here in a minute

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Speaker 6: when it comes to you, just my own personal lament.

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Speaker 6: But I want you heard preseason in there. Here's my question,

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Speaker 6: Did you make the team? Did that finalize the decision?

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Speaker 6: Yeah, well, when you finished, look and you know what

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Speaker 8: Which I would have? I think I agree with that.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, tell us about the nickname real quick,

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Speaker 6: because your given name is Zonovan. How did you go

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Speaker 6: So I've had the nickname Bam since I was a child.

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Speaker 8: And it stuck. And it stuck.

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Speaker 6: All right, perfect, you know what you mentioned NC State.

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Speaker 8: That is great to hear.

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Speaker 8: I'm not doing anything with that.

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Speaker 11: I mean, I think everybody knows where they're getting out

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Speaker 6: Yes, how do you think this team has recovered from

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Speaker 8: What'd you like.

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Speaker 6: About the running game? Bucks sixty eight on the ground

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Speaker 6: Bam, not just our guests, all right. Q Ship Lake

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Speaker 6: Cardinals radio analysts, longtime NFL center in this league, went

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Speaker 8: He picked two plays.

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Speaker 11: I'm being honest, man, It open wide open, Like it

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Speaker 6: What do you know about your game that maybe the

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Speaker 11: Uh So, I am pretty you know, I'm not a

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Speaker 11: I got to the NFL, obviously, starting off with the

440
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Speaker 11: Jets is kind of when I started getting introduced to

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Speaker 11: some of those free release routes. You know, a lot

442
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Speaker 11: of those routes you see McCaffrey all those guys running,

443
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Speaker 11: So it's like I'm learning how to you know, track

444
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Speaker 11: the ball my eyes versus just running flat routes and

445
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Speaker 11: swings and stuff. So it was a lot of growing

446
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Speaker 11: up to do. But I feel like I am a

447
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Speaker 11: good route runner in this league. I just haven't been

448
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Speaker 11: able to showcase it.

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Speaker 8: Bam.

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Speaker 6: I'm not just our guest here in the big Red

451
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Speaker 6: Rage presented by Emergency here. Because it's one thing to

452
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Speaker 6: run a four to two or four to three. But

453
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Speaker 6: the word I hear with you a lot is burst juice,

454
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Speaker 6: you know, and I know offensive all, I'm in love

455
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Speaker 6: any running back that doesn't go down in first contact,

456
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Speaker 6: you know, what I mean is that something that you

457
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Speaker 6: hope and you think you've put on film and maybe

458
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Speaker 6: you know, has the coach's confidence grown in you because

459
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Speaker 6: of that.

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Speaker 11: I think that's something that I've shown since I got

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Speaker 11: into the league with the Jets, obviously with my first

462
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Speaker 11: opportunity there. That's kind of what they said, same scenario,

463
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Speaker 11: same everything, like my birds, my juice, me being able

464
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Speaker 11: to break tackles, because I think around that time my

465
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Speaker 11: rookie year, like I was like top three in the

466
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Speaker 11: lead and broken tackles for like the first three weeks

467
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Speaker 11: I was up at running back. So it's just a mindset,

468
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Speaker 11: you know. That's something like all my running back coaches

469
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Speaker 11: ever told me, like, you never want to let the

470
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Speaker 11: first guy tackle you because the running mat you got

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Speaker 11: to be able to break tackles.

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Speaker 10: You know.

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Speaker 11: Obviously sometimes it doesn't work that way, but that's just

474
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Speaker 11: the mindset you have to have. Get through a tackle,

475
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Speaker 11: get through arm tackles, you got to come out of

476
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Speaker 11: arm tackles, got to come out of like the shoelace

477
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Speaker 11: tackles and all that. So it's just finding ways of

478
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Speaker 11: maneuver the defense to be able to make that first

479
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Speaker 11: guy missing. Then from there, that's when supposive plays are created.

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Speaker 6: Tell me about the art of the return. You had

481
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Speaker 6: four kickoff returns, you had some earlier in the season.

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Speaker 6: We talked to Greg Dortch about this. What do you

483
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Speaker 6: see when that ball's in the air and then boom,

484
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Speaker 6: you're going upfield and you're you know, you're scanning the

485
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Speaker 6: defense and the other you know, twenty one guys in

486
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Speaker 6: the field. To me is your sideline reporter, It looks

487
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Speaker 6: like otter chaos. Well, what does it look like to you?

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Speaker 8: I think that's a perfect description.

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Speaker 11: Since this year has been my first year returning kick

490
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Speaker 11: return since they did the new rule, So it's like

491
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Speaker 11: your preseason obviously now like seeing all that, it is

492
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Speaker 11: chaos like because you catch the ball and everybody immediately

493
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Speaker 11: goes and like, obviously everybody's starting in one straight line

494
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Speaker 11: versus the old kickoff where you can see people on

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Speaker 11: different levels. Yeah, so you start running. It's just eleven

496
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Speaker 11: people just in a straight line. Well, ten people, but

497
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Speaker 11: it makes it hard to read. But it's one of

498
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Speaker 11: those things where you kind of have to be patient

499
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Speaker 11: a little bit and then find a crease and accelerate.

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Speaker 11: And that's something like I've been learning, Like you see

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Speaker 11: how Doors is more patient, and I realize that now

502
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Speaker 11: kind of going back and looking over the film kind

503
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Speaker 11: of self evaluating myself, is that I've been hitting at

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Speaker 11: full speed and it's like I don't do that in

505
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Speaker 11: the run game. So it's like I have to be patient,

506
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Speaker 11: let the blocks build and kind of let a seam

507
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Speaker 11: open so I.

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Speaker 8: Can hit it.

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Speaker 11: So, yes, I'm still growing. Like I'm not the best,

510
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Speaker 11: I'm not the perfect return there, but definitely I'm still

511
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Speaker 11: growing as we go.

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Speaker 6: Interesting, all right, So tell me about this Colts defense.

513
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Speaker 6: What do you think stands out? What do you think

514
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Speaker 6: is going to be most important on Sunday.

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Speaker 11: Their D line, they have a great D line. They

516
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Speaker 11: get a lot of movement. They've been pretty good in

517
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Speaker 11: the run game. So it's getting that push on the line,

518
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Speaker 11: which I know our offensive line can do that. Those

519
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Speaker 11: guys up front are great, So that's something that I'm

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Speaker 11: looking forward to see them execute on Sunday.

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Speaker 6: I mean, think about it. Jeffrey Simmons right to Forrest Buckner.

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Speaker 6: I mean it seems like, you know, every week there's

523
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Speaker 6: like a dude right then that interior D line guy.

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Speaker 6: I'm conscious we know quarterbacks, maybe you'll come break the

525
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Speaker 6: huddle and they'll try and find that guy. How about

526
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Speaker 6: a running back, do you keep your eye on maybe

527
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Speaker 6: their best playmaker or you're always conscious of where that guy.

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Speaker 11: Is not Really, I feel like as a back, you

529
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Speaker 11: have to trust everything that's going on, whether it be

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Speaker 11: the run game or protections. Like, you have to trust

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Speaker 11: what's going on. Obviously, you know if something goes sour

532
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Speaker 11: during the play and you know, maybe a d lineman

533
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Speaker 11: or something comes free, like you got to play ball

534
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Speaker 11: and help out if you see color hit it. That's

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Speaker 11: kind of the mindset as a back, kind of like

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Speaker 11: if we're good and we can get out with good

537
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Speaker 11: and protection, be like a cleanup crew. Make sure you

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Speaker 11: don't let anybody get to the quarterback.

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Speaker 8: Well.

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Speaker 6: The Cardinals offense score touchdowns in three of its first

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Speaker 6: four possessions, including Bam Knight last week. Let's see if

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Speaker 6: they can go ahead and pick up where they left

543
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Speaker 6: off right there and take it into Indianapolis.

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Speaker 8: Bam.

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Speaker 6: We enjoyed it, appreciate it.

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Speaker 8: I appreciate it too, thank you.

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Speaker 6: And by the way, once again, has nothing to do

548
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Speaker 6: with football. It had to do with him bashing toys.

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Speaker 6: Bam Knight. That's the genesis. As we continue with a

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Speaker 6: big red rage presented by emergency era.

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Speaker 4: Murray looking downfield.

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Speaker 3: Now, hoist it deep farside and it is underthrown, but

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Speaker 3: it's caught anyway by Harrison. There were two defenders in

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Speaker 3: front of Harrison and he ripped it away. Go up

555
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Speaker 3: and high point the ball, showcase you still have hands.

556
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Speaker 4: Come down with it over top of two defenders.

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Speaker 3: Incredible start, goes the back shoulder faith It's caught on

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Speaker 3: the far side by Harrison at the forty two yard

559
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Speaker 3: line to gate of about twenty. This is what we've

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Speaker 3: been waiting for from this offense. Throwing over the middle,

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Speaker 3: caught inside the twenty yard line by Harrison. Again, that's

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Speaker 3: sixteen more yards. Fires over the middle, pulled in for

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Speaker 3: a first down by Harrison.

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Speaker 4: He went up and stepped that ball out of midair.

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Speaker 3: Way to use your hands, Marvin Harrison Junior, love to

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Speaker 3: see it. After a couple of weeks, he is starting

567
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Speaker 3: to show that he can be reliable and be the

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Speaker 3: guy that we all thought he was gonna beat.

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Speaker 6: I mentioned earlier the quote Marmon Harrison Junior to the

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Speaker 6: media yesterday at his locker talking about how quote, I

571
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Speaker 6: have to adjust how I've done things from the past,

572
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Speaker 6: and I've done a good job of that recently and

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Speaker 6: it comes from experience. Now I know that I gotta

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Speaker 6: go up and get it. So it's good to see

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Speaker 6: positive results. I have to continue that, et cetera. End

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Speaker 6: quote Marvin Harrison Junior. You heard it right there, as

577
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Speaker 6: he had a big game. In fact, he had a

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Speaker 6: season I output for himself as he led the Cardinals

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Speaker 6: in receiving with the season nine ninety eight receiving yards.

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Speaker 6: He is the leading receiver for the Cardinals, him and

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Speaker 6: Trey McBride. And we'll see if they can get it

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Speaker 6: going at Indianapolis. Big Red Rage presented by Emergency or

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Speaker 6: Paul calvic Ron mostly special thanks to Bam Night. And

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Speaker 6: now you have a Cardinals offense. Well, if that came

585
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Speaker 6: out of the gates on Sunday, three touchdowns in their

586
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Speaker 6: first four drives and then no points over the last

587
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Speaker 6: eight possessions, give us your diagnosis as the football doctor.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, PAULI honestly right now, when you go on and

589
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Speaker 1: you score three touchdowns in the first four possessions and

590
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Speaker 1: you score twenty one points as quickly as they scored,

591
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Speaker 1: you're thinking this is going to be a blowout, and unfortunately,

592
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Speaker 1: I think that's what may have happened. They thought it

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Speaker 1: was going to be a blowout. This is the National

594
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Speaker 1: Football League, and again, unless you've got your guard up,

595
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Speaker 1: that is always something you're going to be very, very

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Speaker 1: concerned about. Complacency is real, balled And the reason why

597
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Speaker 1: I know it's real is because it's happened to me,

598
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Speaker 1: and it's happened to you, and it happens to human

599
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Speaker 1: beings that are out there. When people get comfortable, they

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Speaker 1: have a tendency to become complacent. And I think it's

601
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Speaker 1: no different than going out and playing a game in

602
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Speaker 1: the National Football League. You have to be intentional about

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Speaker 1: what you're doing. Speaking of being intentional about what you're doing,

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Speaker 1: I've been talking to you about Marvin Harrison Junior for

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Speaker 1: a couple of years now, going up and high pointing

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Speaker 1: the ball and being much more aggressive and realizing this

607
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Speaker 1: is the only thing he's got to change, the only

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00:27:02,000 --> 00:27:04,280
Speaker 1: thing he's got to change in his mind is when

609
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Speaker 1: that ball is in the air, it is my ball,

610
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Speaker 1: and I'm gonna go and I'm gonna get that thing

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Speaker 1: and that's what I think we saw. But Pauli can

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Speaker 1: I say my favorite, my favorite throw and catch of

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Speaker 1: the game against the Titans, of course, was the back

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Speaker 1: shoulder fade because it was Pauli was a back shoulder face.

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Speaker 1: It's indefensible. You can, when done right, you cannot defend

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Speaker 1: that play. The corner is running right when you could

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Speaker 1: have better coverage from the corner on Marvin Harrison Junior

618
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Speaker 1: on that fade. But Kyler threw that thing perfectly to

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Speaker 1: his back shoulder. Marvin just stopped and caught the ball.

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Speaker 1: I mean, it's indefensible when done right.

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Speaker 6: Especially with his long arms now right and the ability

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Speaker 6: to muscle and body a defender to get himself between

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Speaker 6: that cornerback and the football.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, to Pall, you could have a safety over the

625
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Speaker 1: top with the corner running right there with him a

626
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Speaker 1: safety of it doesn't matter. The back shoulder throw, go

627
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Speaker 1: ahead and do it man, indefensible.

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Speaker 6: And you know what a lot of times he does

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Speaker 6: have help over the top. And you know, yes, I

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Speaker 6: mean there's extra attention pay to Trey McBride.

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Speaker 8: We get it.

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Speaker 6: But if you look at the Cardinals' receiving stats, do

633
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Speaker 6: you know the wide receiver. The second leading wide receiver

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Speaker 6: in terms of the receiving yards has fifty nine yards

635
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Speaker 6: receiving wow. Through five games. Greg Dorsch, Michael Wilson has

636
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Speaker 6: fifty two, Zay Jones has thirty seven.

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Speaker 1: Wow.

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Speaker 6: So it has been the Marvin Harrison Junior and the

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Speaker 6: Trey McBride show. Now does that change with Jacoby Brissett.

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Speaker 6: Get to that in a minute. Here's the offensive coordinator,

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Speaker 6: Drew Petsying on the offensive struggles against Tennessee.

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Speaker 12: Always going to go back and look at some of

643
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Speaker 12: the details and the execution of the play call and

644
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Speaker 12: what we're doing and the finer points of it. You know,

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Speaker 12: some penalties put us behind the sticks. Certain details take

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Speaker 12: care of the football, certain play calls in different situations.

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Speaker 8: I think it's all of it right.

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Speaker 6: So, and I'll just make one quick point in defense

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Speaker 6: of Drew and the offense in general, because obviously there's

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Speaker 6: been a lot of noise. But if a ball isn't

651
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Speaker 6: dropped at the half yard line, that's a touchdown. If

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Speaker 6: a snap doesn't go off the face mask of Kyler

653
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Speaker 6: Murray turnover in the Titans red zone, that's at least three.

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Speaker 6: That's thirty one points. So I get it. It didn't

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Speaker 6: happen too many mistakes, but I don't know if it's

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Speaker 6: necessarily a reflection to the scheme or necessarily a reflection

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Speaker 6: entirely of the play caller. So there were mistakes, and

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Speaker 6: that comes down to details, and that comes down to

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Speaker 6: correcting those mistakes, and that comes down to accountability.

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Speaker 4: We get it.

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Speaker 6: And then to go full circle to your original point, Wolf,

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Speaker 6: I don't know much, but I know this much twenty

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Speaker 6: one years on the sideline as a sideline psychologist of sorts.

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Speaker 6: Once the sideline turns it off, it's really hard to

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Speaker 6: turn it back on again.

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Speaker 1: Yep, Paul, You're spot on. You are. It's exactly what

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Speaker 1: I'm talking about, Baully. It's just the fact that when

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Speaker 1: you get comfortable, when all of a sudden, you get

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Speaker 1: a leap the way the Arizona Cardinals had this lead.

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Speaker 1: All of a sudden, you start seeing some smiles on

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Speaker 1: the sideline. You start seeing a couple of laughs as well,

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Speaker 1: maybe because you know what I think, we all understand

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Speaker 1: how this is going to go and how this is

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Speaker 1: going to end, and before you know it, you're doomed

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Speaker 1: because a play happens momentum. This was the very definition

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Speaker 1: of a momentum game. I know in today's analytics, nobody

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Speaker 1: wants to talk about momentum, doesn't want to talk about it.

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Speaker 1: You can look at what happened when Amari de Mercado

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Speaker 1: flipped that ball at the goal line and suddenly it

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Speaker 1: wasn't a touchdown. From that point on, the Tennessee Titans

681
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Speaker 1: totally changed how they were playing. They were in the moment,

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Speaker 1: they were emotionally jacked, We've got a chance, let's go.

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Speaker 1: When they scored that touchdown. Man, when they scored that

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Speaker 1: touchdown after Amari flipped that ball, that was game on.

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Speaker 1: In the wave of momentum that they were writing, had

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Speaker 1: to feel really, really good on that sideline.

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Speaker 6: Especially after Jeffrey Simmons had aired him out the week before.

688
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Speaker 6: In fact, you could almost take that Jeffrey Simmons rant

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Speaker 6: after they went on four and they lost at Houston,

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Speaker 6: where he said, you know what, I'm tired of hearing

691
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Speaker 6: about the same things. I want to see guys actually

692
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Speaker 6: do it. You could take a lot of that and

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Speaker 6: apply it to where the Cardinals are right now, this

694
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Speaker 6: three game skid, and you know what it might come

695
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Speaker 6: now with your backup quarterback, as Jacoby Brissett once again

696
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Speaker 6: has been QB won the last two days because K

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Speaker 6: one Kyler Murray has not practiced. Where is he tracking

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Speaker 6: with a foot injury.

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Speaker 8: We don't know.

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Speaker 6: We just know that Marvin Harrison Junior had this to

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Speaker 6: say about his comfort level with Jacoby Brissett.

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Speaker 7: Full of trusting Jacoby. Mean, Jacoby gets some passes in

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Speaker 7: after practice. You know when Kyler is, you know, the starter,

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Speaker 7: and I think just developing that kiny relationship after practice seasons,

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Speaker 7: getting much throws in practice, little this. He's kind of

706
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Speaker 7: loss to get his arm loose out there, so I've

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Speaker 7: been throwing with him a little bit. So now full

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Speaker 7: trusting Jacoba, I think the biggest thing. He's been such

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Speaker 7: a good leader and mentor for me since he's got here.

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Speaker 7: So I'm excited to see if he gets the opportunity.

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Speaker 6: And you know what, he's not wrong on that. I

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Speaker 6: see Jacoby Brissette working the sideline all the time day.

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Speaker 6: He's talking to the receivers, including Marv quite a bit.

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Speaker 6: He's talking with Kyler, he's talking with Drew Petsing. So

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Speaker 6: he's very active, very akin to Drew Stanton back in

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Speaker 6: the day. He takes that job description very seriously as

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Speaker 6: almost a player coach when you're the backup quarterback. He

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Speaker 6: started five games last year for the Patriots. He then

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Speaker 6: came into a game was around Week ten and led

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Speaker 6: a two score comeback to win a game. He's a

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Speaker 6: ten year vet and wolf He's going back to the

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Speaker 6: place where he started thirty games for the Colts to

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Speaker 6: begin his career.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Paully, I'm really really interested to see if, in

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Speaker 1: fact Jacoby Brissett gets the opportunity to play just how

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Speaker 1: the offense might look different. I mean, it's going to

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Speaker 1: be a different situation than Kyler Murray. Of course, Kyler

728
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Speaker 1: is so mobile, and we know that Kyler loves to

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Speaker 1: scramble out of a pocket, of course, especially when moving

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Speaker 1: to his right. And we know that Kyler can beat

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Speaker 1: you with his legs, you know, not so much with

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Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissett, but he is still a guy that can

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Speaker 1: pull the ball down and run on that throughout his

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Speaker 1: career and also a guy that knows this offense, and

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Speaker 1: that to me makes it very intriguing as well. Because

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Speaker 1: of his relationship with Drew Petsing and the fact that

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Speaker 1: they were together of course. And to me, he knows

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Speaker 1: this offense very well, so I am interested to see

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Speaker 1: how it looks different. And when I say that, PAULI

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Speaker 1: who gets touches, who gets targeted as well? Who gets targets?

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Speaker 1: Because every quarterback is going to read a coverage a

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Speaker 1: little bit different than somebody else. And you know Kyler

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Speaker 1: has his favorites, of course, and you know, I'm sure

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Speaker 1: Jacoby Brissett might have his favorites. And it's going to

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Speaker 1: be really interesting who gets targeted in this game and

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Speaker 1: how does the offensive line play.

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Speaker 6: Here's what I'm visioning. Tell me if I'm wrong, and

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Speaker 6: I know you will, Carson Palmer, Jacoby Brissett has every

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Speaker 6: bit of six four to two thirty five. I envisioned

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Speaker 6: him standing in that pocket, you know, the rush bearing

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Speaker 6: down on him, hanging to the very last moment the

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Speaker 6: ball comes out. He's able to go through his progressions

753
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Speaker 6: eighty seven regular season games, fifty three career starts. He's

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Speaker 6: seen it before. You're gonna disguise stuff. Come on, man,

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Speaker 6: I've already seen this. Lou Anarumo. I just that's what

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Speaker 6: I envisioned. What Jacoby pres.

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Speaker 1: Said, I'm with you, Paulie, you nailed it.

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Speaker 4: Hey.

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Speaker 6: Join us at State Farm Stadium February twenty first for

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Speaker 6: the inaugural Cardinals Climb fundraising event and hike won of

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Speaker 6: several stadium inspired trails, ranging from accessible to advance. All

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Speaker 6: proceeds benefit the Arizona special needs community. Learn more at

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Speaker 6: Cardinalsclimb dot com. All right, colts are good. They're four

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Speaker 6: and one. Not everybody's buying them. Okay, that's me. I'll

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Speaker 6: tell you why. Next, it is the Big Red Rage

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Speaker 6: presented by Emergency Air.

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Speaker 13: Under center goes Jones and they give it to Taylor,

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Speaker 13: skipping out.

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Speaker 5: He's around the five. Touch p Taylor Jones under center

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Speaker 5: straight give Jonathan Taylor makes a man bess back fail

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Speaker 5: it scoots to his right.

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Speaker 13: The end of the episode, two touchdowns today for jt hout.

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Speaker 5: Of the gone goes Jones, switzing left. Taylor cuts back

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Speaker 5: at the five into the end zone. He dantz in again.

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Speaker 5: Three of them, Tay.

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Speaker 13: Three touchdowns for Chesathan Taylor for Ken Betty Pies. The

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Speaker 13: horn sounds and Lucas Loyle Stadium is full of jubilation.

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Speaker 6: All right, don't give him Jonathan Taylor.

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Speaker 8: I'll give him JT.

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Speaker 6: He leads the NFL and carries, leads the NFL in

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Speaker 6: yards rushing, leads the NFL in touchdown runs. He's a

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Speaker 6: multi time Pro Bowler, All Pro Jonathan Taylor Klayus Campbell

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Speaker 6: himself said he's he's running like the best back in

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Speaker 6: the league this season. It is a big red rage

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Speaker 6: resented by emergency here Paul kelvc Ron wolfully and a

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Speaker 6: Cardinals team going into Indianapolis Week six. Right now, the

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Speaker 6: Colts are the number one seed in the AFC for

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Speaker 6: four and one, three and zero at home. We know

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Speaker 6: the head coaches know each other real well. You're talking

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Speaker 6: about Shane Stikeen and Jonathan Gannon. Last they were together

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty two in Philadelphia that Super Bowl team and

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Speaker 6: both the offense and the defense were top three. Those

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Speaker 6: were the two coordinators. And look, the Inapolis Colts are

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Speaker 6: playing winning football. They have four games this year was

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Speaker 6: zero giveaways. They had three giveaways and a Week four

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Speaker 6: loss at the Rams. Other than that, they've played some

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Speaker 6: impeccable winning football.

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Speaker 1: You know, Paul, when you look at their schedule, very

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Speaker 1: impressed that they beat the Denver Broncos. Of course in

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Speaker 1: the second week of the season twenty nine to twenty eight.

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Speaker 1: It was a very contested, very close game. They beat

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Speaker 1: the Tennessee Titans, whom the Cardinals just lost too obviously,

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Speaker 1: forty one to twenty oh And to me, one of

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Speaker 1: the most press of games that I can look at

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Speaker 1: on their schedule is the game they actually lost to

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Speaker 1: a very good LA Rams team, And they lost that

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Speaker 1: game in LA twenty seven twenty was a hotly contested game.

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Speaker 1: You know, to me, this is a good team. What

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Speaker 1: I see, I think is legit.

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Speaker 6: Okay, well, here's what Jonathan Gannon sees on facing this

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Speaker 6: four and one Colts team.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, they're a good football team. You know. Obviously I light

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Speaker 9: up when I talk about Shane because I know how

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Speaker 9: good he is, you know, being with him for those

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Speaker 9: two years that we were together. I mean, he's a

816
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Speaker 9: really good football coach, you know, and he knows how

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Speaker 9: to use his people, use his weapons. He knows how

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Speaker 9: to you know, get the most out of the quarterback.

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Speaker 9: And then Lou you know, coming over from Cincinnati, he's

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Speaker 9: they play hard, they disguise really well. They take the

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Speaker 9: ball away. They're taking the ball away at a high clip.

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Speaker 6: Right now, all right, that's lou Anarumo, the defensive coordinator.

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Speaker 6: Here's where I draw the line. Ron Wolfley, Here's where

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Speaker 6: I think there needs to be a reality check right now.

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Speaker 6: The Colts are tracking to be the seventeam since the

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Speaker 6: merger nineteen seventy to average thirty plus points per game

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Speaker 6: and allow fewer than eighteen points per game. The Colts

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Speaker 6: have seven punts this year through five games. That's a

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Speaker 6: few is by any team since nineteen fifty. Daniel Jones

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Speaker 6: has already surpassed his combined victory total over the last

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Speaker 6: two years with the Giants. I mean, there's just a

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Speaker 6: lot of stuff where they've had a really nice start,

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Speaker 6: but can they really sustain this? They have the largest

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Speaker 6: point differential, the most red zone drives in the league

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Speaker 6: this year. At some point, it's coming to a screeching halt.

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Speaker 4: Who's with me?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, Pauly, Okay for this week, I'm with you.

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Speaker 1: Now listen. I'm just saying, PAULI that I think this

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Speaker 1: team is legit. I think the four and one that

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Speaker 1: we're saying right now is legit. Now again, does that

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Speaker 1: mean they're going to be eight and two over their

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Speaker 1: next five games? No, that's that's not what I'm saying.

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Speaker 1: But Daniel Jones is playing at a very different level

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Speaker 1: than we have ever seen Daniel Jones. And Jim Bob

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Speaker 1: Cooter deserves an awful let who, by the way, has

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Speaker 1: the best name ever for a coach, Jim Bob Couter.

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Speaker 1: Dang Jim Bob Cooter. This guy has has got Daniel

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Speaker 1: Jones playing at an incredible level. Think about this, Pauli

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Speaker 1: number four in the NFL in passing yards per game,

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Speaker 1: number two in passing yards per play. We're talking about

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Speaker 1: Daniel Jones in the Indianapolis Colts. Number two in passing

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Speaker 1: they're chunk throwing the ball down the field. Number one

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Speaker 1: in sacks per attempt allowed. This offensive line does not

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Speaker 1: allow pressure on Daniel Jones, doesn't allow a sacks. Certainly,

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Speaker 1: they've only given up a couple of them. Their third

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Speaker 1: down offense is number three in the National Football League

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Speaker 1: forty seven percent conversion rate, and a lot of that

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Speaker 1: is be because of Daniel Jones playing at the level

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Speaker 1: he is. He's got a quarterback rating of one hundred

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Speaker 1: and three point nine and their number two in points

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Speaker 1: in the National Football League. At some point in time,

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Speaker 1: you got to look at this team and give them

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Speaker 1: their due, because they're playing very, very well.

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Speaker 6: I mean, they scored touchdowns and all six of the

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Speaker 6: red zone drives in the beatdown the jack stomping of

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Speaker 6: the Raiders forty to six. It's ridiculously efficient. But I'm

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Speaker 6: going to go back to something you said in there.

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Speaker 6: The offensive line. Yes, they've allowed the few of sacks

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Speaker 6: in the NFL. And for all the consternation about different

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Speaker 6: things with different aspects of this Cardinals team the last

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Speaker 6: three weeks and the three walkoff losses, if you gave

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Speaker 6: me the ability to upgrade or change one thing improve

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Speaker 6: the Cardinals offensive line play, and I think that would

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Speaker 6: go a long way. And Indianapolis is benefiting from what

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Speaker 6: Kalayas Campbell said is probably the best offensive line the

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Speaker 6: Cardinals have faced all year. So I just I throw

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Speaker 6: that out there. And then you got Daniel Jones. And

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Speaker 6: here's Nick Rowls, a defensive coordinator, very familiar like Jonathan Gannon.

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Speaker 6: They went against the Giants when he was in the

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Speaker 6: NFC East. Here's the DC.

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Speaker 14: He's always been a really good player in my mind.

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Speaker 14: He's mobile, he's got arm talent, he's extremely smart. You

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Speaker 14: see him getting them in and out of calls and

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Speaker 14: plays and changing things.

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Speaker 5: You know, I think they're just doing.

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Speaker 14: A really good job of what he's good at and

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Speaker 14: what he's comfortable with, of really operating that realm while

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Speaker 14: also featuring a lot of the playmakers they have. So

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Speaker 14: I mean, you know, just give him CREDI he's playing

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Speaker 14: good like he's always had it in him, and he's

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Speaker 14: he's making a go right now.

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Speaker 6: Four times, four times the Jonathan Gannon defense has faced

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Speaker 6: Daniel Jones. So there's that. There's familiarity. Yeah, there's also familiarity.

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Speaker 6: Jonathan Gann and Shane Steichen, who used to compete against

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Speaker 6: each other all the time in Philly practices for two

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Speaker 6: years with a couple of top three units on either

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Speaker 6: side of the ball. Josh Sweat, I looked it up,

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Speaker 6: has two career sacks of Daniel Jones. He's very familiar.

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Speaker 6: I don't, Well, how do you think you know the

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Speaker 6: fact both sides know each other so well, how do

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Speaker 6: you think the factors in you.

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Speaker 1: Know what, Paully, I think it could actually be a wash.

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Speaker 1: Sometimes it's gonna help you, sometimes it's actually gonna work

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Speaker 1: against you. I think it could possibly be a wash.

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Speaker 1: What I'll tell you isn't a wash. Is this offensive

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Speaker 1: line for the Colts. Bernhard Riemann is a left tackle

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Speaker 1: that is is an emerging left tackle that I truly

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Speaker 1: believe is going to be a Pro Bowl, a perennial

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Speaker 1: Pro Bowl guy. Brayden Smith at right tackle as well.

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Speaker 1: And then Quenton Nelson, Oh yeah, I mean the dude, PAULI.

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Speaker 1: He's on his way to the Hall of Fame as

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Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned. And then you put Jonathan Taylor

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Speaker 1: behind that, especially with Tyler Warren, who is a true

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Speaker 1: stud tight end, a guy that can hold up at

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Speaker 1: the point of attack, and a guy that also can

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Speaker 1: be a very good receiver. Tyler Warren has changed this offense.

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Speaker 1: They love to go out there, Paulie. You look at

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Speaker 1: the numbers in terms of personnel that they'll go out

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Speaker 1: there and run with the Colts personnel Paully eleven personnel

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Speaker 1: forty six percent of the time. So they're in three wide,

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Speaker 1: one back, of course, one tight end, and paul when

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Speaker 1: they get into three wide, they run the ball fifty

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Speaker 1: eight percent of the time. Then they get into twelve

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Speaker 1: personnel thirty eight percent of the time, which is a lot, Paulie,

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Speaker 1: And you know what, they throw the ball out of

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Speaker 1: twelve personnel sixty seven percent of the time. I mean

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Speaker 1: it is I really like what Jim Bob Cooter is doing.

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Speaker 1: He's taking your predisposed notion as to what a personnel

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Speaker 1: group is going to be and then changing it. Eleven personnel, No,

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Speaker 1: we're not gonna throw it more than we're gonna run it.

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Speaker 1: We're gonna run it more than we're gonna throw it.

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Speaker 1: Twelve personnel. No, we're gonna throw it more than we

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Speaker 1: run it out of twelve. It breaks all tendencies.

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Speaker 6: And they're really balanced. They're really balanced. If they have

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Speaker 6: a balanced offense, it could be a long Sunday. The

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Speaker 6: Cardinals have to do a really good job taking away

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Speaker 6: the run, forcing some second and third and longs, try

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Speaker 6: and get to Daniel Jones.

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Speaker 8: You know it.

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Speaker 6: So it reminds me a lot of going into play

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Speaker 6: Minnesota a year ago, wolf a resurgent Vikings team behind

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Speaker 6: Sam Darnold.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, we went into.

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Speaker 6: Minnesota last year the Vikings were nine and two. They

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Speaker 6: will talk of the NFL and guess what the Cardinals

946
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Speaker 6: lay that game? Nineteen to six, late third corner.

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Speaker 8: Late third corner.

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Speaker 5: We were there, we saw it.

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Speaker 6: But it's advantageous football. Like last week the Colts converted

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Speaker 6: a block punt, two picks, and a turnover on downs

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Speaker 6: by the Raiders all into four touchdowns.

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Speaker 4: Yes, so you.

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Speaker 6: Gotta play clean, smart football, especially against this team and

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Speaker 6: the way they're bawling.

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Speaker 8: We'll see.

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Speaker 6: I'm very curious to see, and we'll see if it's

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Speaker 6: gonna be Jacoby Brissett under center be part of the

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