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Speaker 1: so I have said I think Bill Belichick's going to
Speaker 1: last one year in college and very interesting his contract
Speaker 1: and you know the lawyers went after this big time.
Speaker 1: There's no way Carolina wanted to give this up. Bill
Speaker 1: can leave July first of next year. I mean he
Speaker 1: could leave before he coaches a game, a single game.
Speaker 1: Now he's not going to because nobody hires, So he
Speaker 1: can leave before he coaches a game. Nobody hires at
Speaker 1: that point. So that's not the point. The point is
Speaker 1: one and done is very possible. I think he's going
Speaker 1: to jettison college football. I think he's going to be
Speaker 1: aggravated this This staff he's building is a pro staff.
Speaker 1: They're going to rub people the wrong way in the building.
Speaker 1: It's going to be Charlie Weiss times ten, where Charlie
Speaker 1: just wore people out. Charlie was a good enough coach,
Speaker 1: not a great recruiter, wore people out in the building.
Speaker 1: I don't think this Belichick group fits college. I think
Speaker 1: their personalities are kurt, outspoken. It's by pro standards. John
Speaker 1: it is rough, it's it's hard. It doesn't work in
Speaker 1: many pro environments. It's not going to work in college.
Speaker 1: There was a story Diana Russini reported that he showed
Speaker 1: interest in the Jets, and I'm thinking, if Bill showed
Speaker 1: interest in the Jets, he hates Woody Johnson. That this
Speaker 1: to me if you look at his drafts. Like Urban
Speaker 1: Meyer who told me years ago, I don't watch Sunday football.
Speaker 1: I'm preparing for the next week. Bill doesn't watch Saturday football,
Speaker 1: watch their drafts. He's the minute he takes over the drafts.
Speaker 1: He doesn't know what he's doing. NFL guys don't watch
Speaker 1: a lot of Saturday. College guys don't watch Sunday. I
Speaker 1: don't know. And I saw that Jet story. What did
Speaker 1: you make of it?
Speaker 2: Well, my first reaction was, I don't believe it because
Speaker 2: Bill it's been his arch nemesis. The hatred was palpable
Speaker 2: for the last twenty five years. He despised the Jets.
Speaker 2: Then he finally gets a microphone in front of him
Speaker 2: for the last six months, and he you know, he'd
Speaker 2: pick his spots when to be critical and name people.
Speaker 2: He never hesitated with Woody Johnson. The moment they hired
Speaker 2: Robert Solid, he put all his chips in the middle
Speaker 2: of the table. I would say, was as critical of
Speaker 2: him as anyone in the quote unquote media, especially like
Speaker 2: NFL type person. And he didn't talk like that about
Speaker 2: other people. So my reaction was, listen, I know Mike
Speaker 2: Tannebaum and everyone reported that, you know, wood he didn't
Speaker 2: tell people this. Mike who's running the search, told people.
Speaker 2: And they've known each other since Cleveland. I have a
Speaker 2: hard time seeing Bill beg the Jets, And that would
Speaker 2: be an easy one if you're Woody Johnson. You know,
Speaker 2: everyone keeps talking about people or Bill flipping the middle
Speaker 2: finger in the NFL flipping the middle finger to him,
Speaker 2: a bunch of fus going back and forth. This would
Speaker 2: be an easy one for Woody, Like, let's put out
Speaker 2: there that Bill was begging me for a job, because
Speaker 2: what's Bill gonna do leak something when he's in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like he's just off doing something. Else. Now,
Speaker 2: if it is true, which I mean very credible, people
Speaker 2: are importing this pretty embarrassing for Bill, that he's begging
Speaker 2: the Jets for interest. I mean, and maybe he knows
Speaker 2: and that's obviously the contract. I remember Simmons used to
Speaker 2: write about like when celebrities would date and one celebrity
Speaker 2: would be way more famous to the other celebrity. It
Speaker 2: would be hard to maintain that relationship, but it would
Speaker 2: usually end badly. When they're both Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, right,
Speaker 2: two famous people, they could well, this is Belichick's fame
Speaker 2: and his football aura is in a different planet than
Speaker 2: UNC football, so he could take advantage of them in
Speaker 2: a negotiation that never happens at that level. No one
Speaker 2: would sign a five year contract new football coach and
Speaker 2: put that in. But also, if he's, if it is
Speaker 2: true's begging Woody Johnson for the Jets job, is he
Speaker 2: gonna have that many more options in a year? Like
Speaker 2: what would he have to do if his stock is
Speaker 2: low right now? Would he have to go ten and
Speaker 2: two in year one? Like? Could he just go six
Speaker 2: and six and people would think highly of him? I
Speaker 2: don't know, I mean, I actually kind of believe he
Speaker 2: just might be stuck there and he's just all in
Speaker 2: because the one thing people I remember being I think
Speaker 2: in college and reading the Halbertstam book, and he's he
Speaker 2: can get sentimental only about his father. I think the
Speaker 2: dad thing means something to him and his dad having
Speaker 2: coaching there. He brought up that sweatshirt that he had
Speaker 2: from UNC when he was there. So I just don't
Speaker 2: think they're gonna be the potential options, and I just
Speaker 2: think he might just be stuck there. But you're right,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's that was a pretty glaring like that's
Speaker 2: not getting put in any of these contracts.
Speaker 1: I mean, the fact that he can leave before he
Speaker 1: coaches a game is wild.
Speaker 2: I mean, but don't you take the ten million dollar
Speaker 2: buyout even to start is relatively low. They can't fire
Speaker 2: these guys five years in that their buyouts are fifty million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just I think, I mean, Urban Meyer just
Speaker 1: didn't fit pro football. I don't think Bill's personality. I
Speaker 1: don't think it fits college. He was introduced at a
Speaker 1: basketball game and it just looked so odd. It was like, oh,
Speaker 1: this does And by the way, I've called multiple people
Speaker 1: that you know, no Bill, and they just can't. They
Speaker 1: just can't wrap their brain around it. So I'm I
Speaker 1: can root for something I can simultaneously hope he does well.
Speaker 1: I want to watch the games, but think it could
Speaker 1: be a mess. It won't be. It's not like they'll
Speaker 1: win four games. ACC is bad, their schedules embarrassing. They get.
Speaker 1: The toughest game they play is Clemson. I mean they
Speaker 1: get it's a bunch of wake Forest. I mean those
Speaker 1: are the tough ones. Syracuse it is Duke it's bad.
Speaker 1: And North Carolina Thoways had pretty good players. But I
Speaker 1: don't know. I just when I saw the Jet story,
Speaker 1: I thought, wow, okay, I want to touch on this.
Speaker 1: So Ashton Genty finished the second to Travis Hunter in
Speaker 1: the Heisman. Now that's what I would have voted. I
Speaker 1: think when you have a historically unique player like Travis
Speaker 1: Hunter who played against much better competition. And my take
Speaker 1: on college football in the NFL, it doesn't really matter
Speaker 1: who you play. If you win, you're division, you're in.
Speaker 1: If you qualify for the playoffs, you're in. It does
Speaker 1: matter in college That's why there's four Big Ten teams
Speaker 1: in the playoffs, three SEC teams in the playoff, and
Speaker 1: two ACC teams in the playoff because the ACC is weaker.
Speaker 1: So it does matter who you play in college and
Speaker 1: Ashton genty had two hundred and seventy yards and sixt
Speaker 1: d's against Georgia Southern. Now, he was good against Utah
Speaker 1: State one hundred and eighty six yards. He was very
Speaker 1: good against San Jose State and Wyoming and Hawaii and UNLV. Hell,
Speaker 1: he got three touchdowns against Oregon. I'm not denying any
Speaker 1: of that. He who had two hundred nine yards against Nevada,
Speaker 1: but it is it is hard for me with about
Speaker 1: eighty percent because I consider Oregon and UNLV a couple
Speaker 1: of times pretty solid teams. But it is hard for
Speaker 1: me in college. Hell, you could probably go every third
Speaker 1: year and find somebody at holy Cross you know who
Speaker 1: dialed up big numbers. I do think your schedule matters.
Speaker 1: I've said this about college football. If your road games,
Speaker 1: what is your road attendance? If the average road attendants
Speaker 1: you face is like thirty three thousand, it's different than
Speaker 1: playing in Camp Randall and the Shoe and Michigan and Otson.
Speaker 1: So I wasn't b third buy it. Travis Hunter played
Speaker 1: against better players? Did it bother you that this kid
Speaker 1: that's going to go in the first round finished second.
Speaker 2: No, I mean I would have voted. Listen, I got
Speaker 2: my start out of college in the Whack, which at
Speaker 2: the time was Boise State now turned into the Mountain West.
Speaker 2: It is not the same. And at Prisono State, Pat
Speaker 2: Hill always would hang his hat on our three non
Speaker 2: conference games where against power five, big time opponents. It's
Speaker 2: a different world than playing New Mexico and San Diego State,
Speaker 2: and Listen, he is. I would say he is a
Speaker 2: universal favorite amongst the NFL scouted community. Genty honestly is
Speaker 2: only not because he's like five eighth. If he was
Speaker 2: six feet tall or five to eleven, I think he'd
Speaker 2: be a lock top ten pick.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I do think he's gonna be a fascinating draft prospect
Speaker 2: because his tape is like I mean, it's about as
Speaker 2: unique and dominant as you'll see. But he's small. I mean,
Speaker 2: you see a five eight running back going in the
Speaker 2: top fifteen. That's hard. But I think he'll end up
Speaker 2: going in the first round. I think Travis Hunter. I
Speaker 2: bet there are a lot of players let's just pick
Speaker 2: the last twenty years, either wide receivers or corners that
Speaker 2: if they had played the opposite position, you know, if
Speaker 2: they're a wide receiver and they had played corner or
Speaker 2: corner and played wide receiver, that they could have been
Speaker 2: elite and been a first round pick. And they were
Speaker 2: first round pick at the position they played. But we
Speaker 2: have never seen a guy literally play them both since
Speaker 2: like the leather helmet days, and be universally accepted. He's
Speaker 2: the number one corner. He might not be the number
Speaker 2: one wide receiver, but he's a lock if he was
Speaker 2: only a wide receiver to go in the top ten
Speaker 2: or twelve. I mean it's in every single game and
Speaker 2: you're watching as the season went on that it is
Speaker 2: like this can't, he can't, and then he just would.
Speaker 2: And it's just one hundred and ten snaps, one hundred
Speaker 2: and five snaps, one hundred and twelve snaps, and in
Speaker 2: the Big twelve playing corner, which to me is harder
Speaker 2: than wide receiver to be good at because to be
Speaker 2: that's a passing conference. So he's run around to be
Speaker 2: able to play wide receiver, and he dominated at I
Speaker 2: also thought one he sounded like just a great guy
Speaker 2: and he feels like an easy person to root for.
Speaker 2: What if you're Colorado and you the trigger on hiring
Speaker 2: Deon Sanders. I know year one was a disaster, but
Speaker 2: in terms of the popularity it brought you, it was
Speaker 2: a win. To be year two, have your first Heisman
Speaker 2: since the running back in ninety four, to go nine
Speaker 2: and three, to have this guy and Shadoor, which are
Speaker 2: going to be top five picks. I just don't think
Speaker 2: it gets any better. I mean, it's an all time
Speaker 2: turning around at a program that ninety percent of the
Speaker 2: coaches that would have gone there would I mean, best
Speaker 2: case this year would have been like six and six
Speaker 2: and there would be no top ten picks. The guy
Speaker 2: won a Heisman and you hear the way. And part
Speaker 2: of this is why Dion. It's also I think Bill
Speaker 2: will be fine in recruiting is because I think, what really,
Speaker 2: you know, Dion acts like Dion since I was a
Speaker 2: kid he was playing. He just acts the same. Now
Speaker 2: he's just a coach, like Bill, just be yourself, you know.
Speaker 2: I think that's why Brian Kelly takes some shit. He
Speaker 2: kind of acts like he kind of faking. It's like
Speaker 2: being a politician like Saban just felt like Saban, right,
Speaker 2: Kirby just feels like they just they're very comfortable in
Speaker 2: their own skin. Even Chip. You know, Chip's kind of honor.
Speaker 2: He's not going to kiss your right. But that's how
Speaker 2: he's been for fifteen to twenty years. And I think Dion,
Speaker 2: it's remarkable what they accomplished. It really is. Now I
Speaker 2: check recruiting rankings before, they're not very high for this
Speaker 2: next year. But Dion's not big on the high school kids.
Speaker 2: That's big on the portal, so it's hard to totally
Speaker 2: judge him that way. But I thought it was a
Speaker 2: really cool moment for just when are we ever going
Speaker 2: to see this again? Count he starts at two positions,
Speaker 2: corner non quarterbacks, one of the harder positions to play,
Speaker 2: and he's that's where everyone in the NFL is begging
Speaker 2: him to play, like, please play corner, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he'll be a better corner than an
Speaker 1: offensive player in the NFL. He's one hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: five eighty eight pounds. He'll probably be a corner because
Speaker 1: timing is such an essential part of the better quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in the NFL. It's hard for me to see an
Speaker 1: elite quarterback saying yeah, okay, kid, you'll just be here
Speaker 1: for half the practice. I don't. That's just not the Brady's,
Speaker 1: the Rogers, the Staffords, like golf, they want you in
Speaker 1: on every snap, like the idea that you're going to
Speaker 1: be on the other side. But I do think if
Speaker 1: he goes to a really bad team, my guess is
Speaker 1: the Giants have the NOMA wants.
Speaker 2: He's going to a bad team because it's gonna be
Speaker 2: he might be the first overall pick Colin.
Speaker 1: Well, I think yeah. I mean the Giants I would
Speaker 1: say would take Schadar Sanders, Vegas could take cam Ward,
Speaker 1: maybe Travis Hunter, you know, maybe again, I could see
Speaker 1: Vegas going for Sam Darnold and saying we'll take Travis
Speaker 1: Hunter number two. I could absolutely see that because not
Speaker 1: te LESCo and cam Ward's interesting, Like, I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's the personality fit he wants because cam is
Speaker 1: edgy and Tom's not into that. But so my take though,
Speaker 1: he's probably again for a bad team, play both ways,
Speaker 1: But I might I think he'll end up settling as
Speaker 1: a corner. Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: Well, that's what everyone's pushing him to play. But when
Speaker 2: you look at the contracts, it pays to be a
Speaker 2: wide receiver. Column.
Speaker 1: That's what that's what I wonder about.
Speaker 2: I mean, Brandon, I, you caught seventy five balls and
Speaker 2: he got seventy five million and thirty a year, so
Speaker 2: it's it's uh and if you're good now. I don't
Speaker 2: know if he's justin Jefferson or Jamar Chase, but those
Speaker 2: guys get Nick Bosa money, so financially now, I do
Speaker 2: think we're gonna see. You know, everyone thought that Sas
Speaker 2: Gardner was the greatest thing since Darrell Reeves and Richard Sherman. Well,
Speaker 2: actually the better player is Derek Stingley, and he's gonna
Speaker 2: be up for a new contract. And I think, you know,
Speaker 2: and even Sauce, if they get a new coach and
Speaker 2: he gets back to playing good football, you're talking eighty nine.
Speaker 2: I think their numbers will get much higher. With some
Speaker 2: of these younger patrick sertain higher numbers at corner that
Speaker 2: will continue to rise. But the NFL wants them to
Speaker 2: play that because it's much easier to find a wide receiver.
Speaker 2: I can find a guy in the third or fourth
Speaker 2: round who can catch me eighty balls. It's Sauce, Gardner
Speaker 2: and Derek Stingley. We're top five picks. You know, to
Speaker 2: get the high end guy like Richard Sherman's an all
Speaker 2: time outlier, a Hall of Fame level player that you
Speaker 2: find in the fifth round. Like that doesn't happen very
Speaker 2: often at corner. Most guys are drafted high at that position.
Speaker 2: But like, what if he wants to play both ways?
Speaker 2: My theory on that is, I do think physically it's
Speaker 2: very hard to play corner against every team as good
Speaker 2: receivers now, so we said it was hard in college
Speaker 2: to go to the NFL to do it. It'd be
Speaker 2: hard to you know, maintain your health doing both, I
Speaker 2: think at the NFL level. And two, if you're a team,
Speaker 2: if you're my starting corner and one of my starting
Speaker 2: wide receivers, if you get injured, I lose two spots. Right,
Speaker 2: So it's kind of a weird spot to be in, right.
Speaker 2: It's why I thought one day, well, if you could
Speaker 2: pay him, could he just shatter records and get this
Speaker 2: unique contract because he's like show hey, O Tani. Well
Speaker 2: let's say in five years he's actually does both and
Speaker 2: I give him one hundred and fifty million dollars. Well,
Speaker 2: then he breaks his leg. I just lost my best
Speaker 2: wide receiver. In my best corner. If Stingley gets hurt,
Speaker 2: I don't also lose Nico Collins, right, So it becomes
Speaker 2: a little there's listen, Dion was an awesome player to
Speaker 2: watch as a kid. They let Dion play some wide
Speaker 2: receiver to just make him happy, but he wasn't just
Speaker 2: running out every play with Michael Irvin or Jerry Rice.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: This dominated corner, which I think everyone's going to push
Speaker 2: them to be. But you know, agents and money people go, well,
Speaker 2: look at these wide receivers, how much money they're making.
Speaker 2: So I wonder if it's going to be a little
Speaker 2: you know, tug of war on on the business side.
Speaker 2: Also the shador thing, could you shadoor in in Prime?
Speaker 2: And the Mara family signed me up for that because
Speaker 2: you talk about it, talk about a team that needs
Speaker 2: some life. We talk about a lifeless franchise right now.
Speaker 1: I text Ian O'Connor, very respected New York columnists today
Speaker 1: and I said, are they going to keep Brian Day bullies?
Speaker 1: He's safe? And his text to me, without getting into
Speaker 1: everything he said, was they would like to, but you've
Speaker 1: got planes flying overhead. They're getting blown out. I mean
Speaker 1: the Jets, to their credit they're playing their ass off today.
Speaker 1: I mean Aaron the.
Speaker 2: Last time Jags.
Speaker 1: No, they are. But let me just give Aaron some
Speaker 1: credit here because I know everybody thinks I pick on them.
Speaker 1: Just to give Aaron some credit. Let's see, here we go,
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers. If you go look at his last Aaron
Speaker 1: in his last seven games has thirteen touchdowns of pick
Speaker 1: and one hundred passer rating. So the DeVante thing, if
Speaker 1: you watch today, they've got a real relationship. Now it
Speaker 1: takes time. So Aaron and Davante are cooking. I like
Speaker 1: their personnel. It's it's you know. I said last week
Speaker 1: on FS one, I kind of thought the Giants had
Speaker 1: a brighter future. But it looks like to me the
Speaker 1: New York Giants have quit on Brian Dable.
Speaker 2: I would agree. I thought that game was unwell. I
Speaker 2: mean the Raven watch, it was a practice. It was
Speaker 2: a joke. Say this about the Jets. But they threw
Speaker 2: up a stat you know, down the stretch of the game.
Speaker 2: I think they were. They were. They've lost five games
Speaker 2: with fourth quarter leads, and coming in today they were
Speaker 2: zero to seven in games decided by less than a touchdown.
Speaker 2: So they have been in a lot of these games.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I think I think people could make the
Speaker 2: argument is listen, they were never going to take out
Speaker 2: the Bills to win the East, but this season could
Speaker 2: easily be closer to five hundred if a couple of
Speaker 2: things go right for him now today because part of
Speaker 2: it right, Remember their schedule started hard and it got
Speaker 2: easier at the end, and they they won.
Speaker 1: And had four hundred yards of offense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, Aaron was good today, Like if they got
Speaker 2: that eron now again, they're playing the Jags, who have
Speaker 2: an awful defense from just a bad team. But if
Speaker 2: he played like that, they would be okay. And like
Speaker 2: you said, DeVante, even Lazard, they had to play that.
Speaker 2: He dropped a ball, Aaron was putting it. One thing
Speaker 2: I had been critical on Aaron was like, God, is
Speaker 2: he lost his his just pure accuracy that made him
Speaker 2: such a special player. Today he was hitting guys in
Speaker 2: the hands constantly and he wasn't missing the layup place.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I mean, it'll be fascinating to see what
Speaker 2: happens there. They got a lot of cooks in the kitchen.
Speaker 2: Tannebomb running this search. You know, I think John Mora,
Speaker 2: I think he's just hesitant to just keep firing people
Speaker 2: over and over, but like, what are you supposed to do?
Speaker 2: Like this ain't working out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, McAdoo and Shermer and Slidge are not sol excuse me, Jojo,
Speaker 1: I could do Judge Schrmer solid Jets. Yeah. Aaron went
Speaker 1: sixteen to thirty two hundred and ninety yards three touchdowns.
Speaker 1: He also ran six times and average seven and a
Speaker 1: half yards a run. So whereas Kirk Cousins off of
Speaker 1: surgery and forty has I mean it's gone off the cliff.
Speaker 1: Aaron's actually, I think last week in a losing cause,
Speaker 1: last two weeks i've watched thereon, I thought he's been
Speaker 1: really good.
Speaker 2: I would agree. I mean, he's been way better than
Speaker 2: he was early in the season, which is kind of
Speaker 2: I would get. I guess if you're a Jets fan
Speaker 2: or just someone that like he might be on the
Speaker 2: team somewhat optimistic, you would think it would go the
Speaker 2: other way. Older player forty forty one years old would
Speaker 2: fall off a cliff as the season went on. He's
Speaker 2: actually still has a lot of energy. Kind of hit
Speaker 2: me today watching those two teams, because at one point
Speaker 2: time it looked like the Jets were gonna lose. I
Speaker 2: mean Devant, Devanta had like two hundred yards today. Is
Speaker 2: is it kind of crazy that the NFL is hitting
Speaker 2: all time popularity with the Jets and the Giants really
Speaker 2: for the last decade plus being just atrocious football teams.
Speaker 1: I've said this a recently. The most successful teams in
Speaker 1: this league are Kansas City, Green Bay, Baltimore, Buffalo. Those
Speaker 1: are your franchises. The New York teams are a mess.
Speaker 1: Chicago's a mess. Until this year, d C fifth sixth
Speaker 1: biggest city in the country was a mess. A high
Speaker 1: profile team like Pittsburgh, not a Super Bowl contender. Like
Speaker 1: you start looking around, Dallas, the biggest brand in the league.
Speaker 1: Really regressing quickly. It is remarkable. In the NBA, you've
Speaker 1: got you know, New York's viable. I mean, the Warriors
Speaker 1: are still viable. The Lakers won in the bubble several
Speaker 1: years ago. I mean, Dallas is good. That's a big
Speaker 1: market team. Philadelphia's good, Boston's good. Those are big market cities.
Speaker 1: Houston another big market interesting. Hawks playing well in Atlanta
Speaker 1: and their ratings are no circling the drain. The NFL's
Speaker 1: biggest markets are a mess. And on a lot of
Speaker 1: instances they're unwatchable. Uh, and it just shows the power
Speaker 1: of the NFL. I think there's a lot of reasons
Speaker 1: the NFL is king. It's relatable, we watch it, we
Speaker 1: bet it. It's built for television. There's one game a week.
Speaker 1: As society gets wider and more distracting, it's it's one
Speaker 1: game a week. I think that's a huge part of it.
Speaker 1: But college football ratings are up, and women's basketball ratings
Speaker 1: are up, and March Madness was up. The NBA continues
Speaker 1: to just not I think the load management, I think
Speaker 1: the aesthetics. Everybody's shooting forty threes, and I think they
Speaker 1: have their best players in the wrong markets. But I
Speaker 1: don't know if a league is bulletproof. But I mean,
Speaker 1: I sit around and I can't wait for Sundays. I mean,
Speaker 1: the early window today was pretty awful. It was it
Speaker 1: was the worst. It was the worst early window of
Speaker 1: the season. But I couldn't wait for the afternoon. And
Speaker 1: I think that's the power of the sport. It just
Speaker 1: it just makes me think about it before the day starts.
Speaker 2: I also think this the explosion of college football, the NIA,
Speaker 2: the transfer portal, now the playoffs, you're just watching the
Speaker 2: incoming talent, so you just get to basically fans get
Speaker 2: to scout. It's pretty clear all the best teams have
Speaker 2: the best players. That's why I actually think Belichick is
Speaker 2: gonna be I mean, how many big time games I
Speaker 2: would imagine over the next couple of weeks. They got
Speaker 2: money to spend, gonna land some transfer portal guys. I
Speaker 2: just saw they kept the best recruit they had in
Speaker 2: the class was a quarterback. They kept them like if
Speaker 2: they are interesting next year. That just bleeds into the
Speaker 2: NFL because it's all kind of layered now. I feel
Speaker 2: like it starts on tender. I don't know about you.
Speaker 2: It was nice actually to take a deep breath. It's
Speaker 2: been a long season. But I did also miss, like
Speaker 2: you know it, with a lot of respect for the
Speaker 2: Army Navy guys. I love the over in that game.
Speaker 2: Both those two teams have been scoring a lot of points.
Speaker 2: But I missed just the SEC game or Ohio State
Speaker 2: or Michigan. There just wasn't anything. It was weird. It
Speaker 2: was a weird feeling yesterday without it.
Speaker 1: You know, it really was John Middlecoff, former NFL scout
Speaker 1: three and out. We do our hour to hour fifteen.
Speaker 1: We do it every Sunday. I'm gonna go. When I
Speaker 1: watch THEMS, I'm crossing my fingers. I have them minus
Speaker 1: two and a half. I do not remember having an
Speaker 1: OO for four early day. And not only did I
Speaker 1: go oh for four, all of my teams got run.
Speaker 1: I mean I was on the rock. I almost picked
Speaker 1: Denver to win and cover. I got talked out of it.
Speaker 1: Shame on me, But I've had better weeks.
Speaker 2: I dare you to pick the Raiders tomorrow and television.
Speaker 2: I kind of like them. They they're bound to take
Speaker 2: someone out down the stretch a weird game, and Falcons
Speaker 2: I'd be taken out.
Speaker 1: I thought that about Cleveland today and boy was I wrong.
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