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Speaker 2: So here's what I wanted to say to you guys,
Speaker 2: because I was a little bit surprised.
Speaker 3: That was kind of like my night Live. By the way,
Speaker 3: what happened last night?
Speaker 2: Oh oh, I'm sure, bro, you texted a little bit
Speaker 2: text well about you discovered a charge card that you
Speaker 2: said you've never seen before.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I saw. I saw an American Express come out.
Speaker 3: Where was I at? Oh no, yeah, where was that?
Speaker 5: I don't even me. I was at the ivy. Here
Speaker 5: you go, thanks Patty. I was at the ivy and
Speaker 5: I was having lunch with with Penn, with my my
Speaker 5: youngest daughter.
Speaker 3: We were having daddy daughter date. And you know, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't. I'm not.
Speaker 5: I'm not impressed by very much. It's not It's just
Speaker 5: I just live life. It is what it is, and
Speaker 5: it's not very often something pops up I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 5: s look at that.
Speaker 3: But you did last night.
Speaker 5: Man, it was during the day last night too, last
Speaker 5: night too. I mean she saw my wife last night.
Speaker 5: Holy moldy way you see the watch when I get that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Broy just got to watch on right now, that's
Speaker 2: got to be four million dollars.
Speaker 5: But this, this, this guy that was serving the table
Speaker 5: was paying the bill like he he put the bill
Speaker 5: like the card in the pet and it just hit
Speaker 5: my eye like it like blinded me for a second,
Speaker 5: like like the sun rays hit it. It bounced off
Speaker 5: of the card. It hit me in the face and
Speaker 5: blinded me. And I could I could sue American Express
Speaker 5: for this card.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: I've never seen a card this color. I'm not I've
Speaker 5: seen black, I've seen red. I've seen a few American
Speaker 5: Express cards and you touch them, it's like, oh that's
Speaker 5: a card. But this one was different. I said, that's
Speaker 5: gotta be like oil money or something something. There's something
Speaker 5: different about this card that I've never seen.
Speaker 3: But it was.
Speaker 5: It was almost like titanium platinum mixed with white gold,
Speaker 5: mixed with something silver, mixed with every precious metal that
Speaker 5: that existed.
Speaker 3: When they drop it on the table to make a
Speaker 3: big clattering sound like. It sounded very solid.
Speaker 5: I don't think Day was dropping that card. That card
Speaker 5: almost looked like you could put it like on your necklace,
Speaker 5: like a like you could wear it like a charm
Speaker 5: after you're done.
Speaker 3: Dazzled.
Speaker 2: No, it was so looked like it. I can't explain
Speaker 2: I just explained it the best way that I can.
Speaker 3: Dude, come on, you could compare it to I.
Speaker 5: Just explained it the best way that I could explain it.
Speaker 5: You would have had to have seen it. I've never
Speaker 5: seen the heavy. I've never seen one like. I didn't
Speaker 5: touch it heavies, but they're all heavy. They're all heavies.
Speaker 5: And that wasn't even that was that was just the
Speaker 5: warm up. So I became best friends with Sean Kimp
Speaker 5: last night. That's my besting.
Speaker 2: Now we will be forever best friends.
Speaker 3: I don't think you understand, like, I didn't get many
Speaker 3: jerseys when I was young. I had a Sean Camp jersey. Though, man,
Speaker 3: I love Sean Camp. I have no idea why I
Speaker 3: grew up a Cleveland sports fan. I maybe had like
Speaker 3: a Mark Price jersey, maybe a Brad Dordy. That's it.
Speaker 3: Like then it was Seawan Camp. I have no idea why.
Speaker 3: I was the biggest fan of Sean Camp. Sonics teams
Speaker 3: were so cool.
Speaker 5: There was Gary Papon was in there last night. They
Speaker 5: was up in there, Sam Cassell. I saw Sam talk
Speaker 5: to Sam. Mike Players hold on so so, Mike Irvin
Speaker 5: was in there. T O was in there. Man, there
Speaker 5: there there were a ton I mean it was. It
Speaker 5: was a who's who of people up in there. And
Speaker 5: I tell you what, there was a whole lot of
Speaker 5: chum too. Oh yeah, oh, oh my god. You want
Speaker 5: to talk about attracting the sharks out.
Speaker 3: Penn State fratnizing going on there?
Speaker 6: Hell yeah, yeah. It was all kinds of who says
Speaker 6: it doesn't I saw speaking of cocaine. I mean not
Speaker 6: who said that.
Speaker 5: I mean, but you know, you think of usual suspects
Speaker 5: and verbal Kemp and Kaiser. I met Sammy Sosa, like
Speaker 5: I met Sammy Sosa last night.
Speaker 3: Man. Ralph Sampson was up in there. Uh there was.
Speaker 5: There was just a gang like the Pump Brothers are
Speaker 5: super dope and they they they represent such great causes.
Speaker 5: Many they represent the youth, take care of the youth.
Speaker 5: They do so many great things in the community. I
Speaker 5: don't know how they get so many people to come out, man,
Speaker 5: I mean they Marcus Allen was up in there. Uh
Speaker 5: talk to him. He's coming to the white out this year,
Speaker 5: so that should be fun. I told him, you're gonna
Speaker 5: come with me?
Speaker 3: Which one?
Speaker 2: There's multiple now there, No, it's not. It's just more
Speaker 2: celebrated now, Like can you imagine the thing of white out.
Speaker 3: That's a good way. It will be much more celebrated
Speaker 3: this year. Is Yeah, that's well said.
Speaker 5: I mean imagine, by the way, imagine all the jokes
Speaker 5: for Halloween.
Speaker 3: White out? How many how many people do you think.
Speaker 2: Are going to go dressed as Pablo from Narcos for
Speaker 2: halloweenblo for what they call him fradilar Ledge gbar Ledge
Speaker 2: gbar dang.
Speaker 5: I mean people we became famous overnight, Like Penn State
Speaker 5: is now.
Speaker 3: Like a Colt, a Colt hero or something. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean I always said, like everybody was joking, right,
Speaker 5: So the minute somebody make a joke about like, oh,
Speaker 5: they're doing that cocaine at your school, I'd like, how
Speaker 5: many times you done cocaine? They shut up.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, you over being You're a little
Speaker 3: sensitive about it yesterday.
Speaker 5: Now I think we could joke about it. No, I
Speaker 5: wasn't sensitive about it. I went through the scandal. I
Speaker 5: went through the scandal, bro, like cocaine. Sorry, no disrespect,
Speaker 5: But there's probably anybody out there that's judging them kids like, yeah,
Speaker 5: judge them for selling it.
Speaker 3: But most of y'all, y'all don't used cocaine.
Speaker 5: Like, like, you're lying to yourself and other people if
Speaker 5: you tell them you didn't partake in it. Now, at
Speaker 5: the end of the day, I don't like the fact
Speaker 5: that we keep getting in trouble. But I went through
Speaker 5: the sex scale, Bro, I don't there's nothing that even
Speaker 5: comes But I don't get I don't get sensitive about it.
Speaker 5: It doesn't you know, it doesn't equate to how bad
Speaker 5: that that.
Speaker 3: I'll say this much. You guys could have had a
Speaker 3: huge Nile sponsor. You know if.
Speaker 5: Hey, Bro, can you imagine the money we be washing
Speaker 5: and getting?
Speaker 2: What's the Let me actually look up what's the nearest
Speaker 2: ski resort next to State College?
Speaker 3: Chelsea Mountain? There you go?
Speaker 5: Why go there when we can bring it here? Well,
Speaker 5: here's the thing, it's still the summer. You want to
Speaker 5: go skiing in August. Can you help us out.
Speaker 2: Let's come in, let's come in, and let's let's spray
Speaker 2: the mountain. I mean, you know, maybe that's why some
Speaker 2: of these guys that are like thirty eight years old
Speaker 2: are trying to go back and get their eligibility. You apparently, no, apparently,
Speaker 2: And I'm shocked to see that you guys love the way.
Speaker 5: I would have said CRACKQ. I would have been offended.
Speaker 5: I ain't gonna lie to you. If they just say
Speaker 5: it crack, they out there up school, they smoking crack,
Speaker 5: I'd be like, you know what, that's offensive.
Speaker 3: I don't like.
Speaker 2: But we have the rich man's drug. So that is true.
Speaker 2: That's a good way of looking at it.
Speaker 5: Looking at it, let's be hot, let's be high class degenerates,
Speaker 5: if we're going to do it.
Speaker 2: So I was, and I'm impressed by your guys' commitment
Speaker 2: to this business because I thought for sure when the
Speaker 2: news came out that all of a sudden, there's the
Speaker 2: ability for multiple players that have been signed by NFL
Speaker 2: teams to go back to college because they'd like to
Speaker 2: get another year of eligibility, including somebody who had two
Speaker 2: sacks in a preseason game over the weekend. This whole
Speaker 2: thing is wild that we are at the point now
Speaker 2: where you can sign with a roster, be on an
Speaker 2: NFL roster, be active in NFL games preseason or not,
Speaker 2: and still be able.
Speaker 3: To go back to college.
Speaker 2: Based on what happened yesterday and the ruling that came
Speaker 2: out yesterday, I don't get it.
Speaker 3: A few things here, the first being that some players
Speaker 3: who are currently under contract are working with their agent
Speaker 3: to get released out of that contract before think about that,
Speaker 3: before they even get cut by an NFL team, or
Speaker 3: if there's a chance to get cut by an NFL team,
Speaker 3: they're already trying to work on. And in most cases,
Speaker 3: these guys went undrafted, so they're already trying to work
Speaker 3: on getting back to the college level where there's more
Speaker 3: of a guarantee of what they're going to make. They'll
Speaker 3: be highly coveted because of their age, experience, and obviously
Speaker 3: if they're able to at least make an NFL roster,
Speaker 3: it gives you a sense of how good they are
Speaker 3: and how good they'll be at the college level. So
Speaker 3: it's crazy that this, you know what. July thirty, first,
Speaker 3: Colorado Federal Judge ruling has now had this sort of impact,
Speaker 3: as all these other players have filed lawsuits as well
Speaker 3: to be able to find their way back for this
Speaker 3: fifth year if they graduated high school in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: So it's wild to think that, man. I mean there's
Speaker 3: a part of me that like, does pride exist for
Speaker 3: some of these guys? So like, is there an element
Speaker 3: in your back of your mind where you're like, no, dude,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't pro like I just had two sacks in
Speaker 3: a game. I don't need to go back to college. Nope.
Speaker 3: It would just feel like a little Van Wilder. It's like, yeah, ah,
Speaker 3: the old guys back. Oh, here we go, here we
Speaker 3: go again. Like I don't know, man, something about it
Speaker 3: just maybe just because the area in which we played LeVar, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it sits weird with me. I just feel like, I
Speaker 3: don't know, kind of like a loser, like I couldn't
Speaker 3: make it at that level or there was some concern.
Speaker 3: So I'm coming back and down here for another year.
Speaker 3: Let's run it back. Can I let me ask this question?
Speaker 5: Does a year make a difference in making it onto
Speaker 5: an NFL roster? I told my son this is true story.
Speaker 5: Both of them. If you're not NFL ready by your
Speaker 5: third year of college. If you're not NFL ready by
Speaker 5: your third year of college, start thinking about what your
Speaker 5: other opportunities in life are going to be. Go to
Speaker 5: the resource offices, meet with your professors, figure out what
Speaker 5: it is that you're going to do. Because the best
Speaker 5: time for you to get hired and get recruited to
Speaker 5: a job where you can grow in it and have
Speaker 5: a pretty decent ceiling is while you're in school. I
Speaker 5: feel like outside of certain industries, if you graduate, if
Speaker 5: you leave school, you're now immediately overqualified to get the job,
Speaker 5: and they're going to get somebody that's already in school
Speaker 5: that they're recruiting out of school to come get that job.
Speaker 3: What if you're not ready by your fifth year.
Speaker 5: If you're not ready by your third year, could something
Speaker 5: possibly potentially happen you have a growth spurt, you got
Speaker 5: a late one, or you were a young freshman, a
Speaker 5: young sophomore and starting to get a little older as
Speaker 5: a junior. I would say yes, there are some exceptions
Speaker 5: to the rule, but largely if you haven't acclimated to
Speaker 5: college football well enough to be on the boards to
Speaker 5: actually be a legitimate like employee for the National Football League.
Speaker 5: If you went to the National Football League right now
Speaker 5: as a fourth year senior, as if you come out
Speaker 5: as a junior, you better make it, because that's stupid
Speaker 5: to come out early and you don't make it. In
Speaker 5: If you come out as a senior to go into
Speaker 5: the NFL and you're not going to make a team,
Speaker 5: does coming back to college give you an extra or
Speaker 5: did you go to.
Speaker 3: Camp and you're like, oh, I see what I have
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 5: Let me go back to college and practice it and
Speaker 5: see if I can get it right for next year.
Speaker 5: I just don't think you're going to improve enough to
Speaker 5: be able to make it next year either.
Speaker 3: So here's where I'd say I think they can is
Speaker 3: look at the case of Fernando Mendoza. Had he not
Speaker 3: gone to Indiana and spent that year where they win
Speaker 3: a national championship, he wins the Heisman, is he going
Speaker 3: to be the number one overall pick? My guess is no.
Speaker 3: He was at Cal, a starter, played for a couple
Speaker 3: of years, was a good player, maybe even draftable, but
Speaker 3: not first overall pick. So yeah, I would say can
Speaker 3: make it, though that's draft stuff. But but but that's real. Like,
Speaker 3: to me, that's real because that's what you're ultimately talking about.
Speaker 3: You were talking about some of these guys who are
Speaker 3: able to come back for one more year, granted to
Speaker 3: be a fifth year and be able to be a
Speaker 3: guy who's undraftable to a guy who maybe goes in
Speaker 3: the middle rounds.
Speaker 5: So yeah, that makes a big difference. I look at
Speaker 5: losing your job. That's how I'm looking at it. You
Speaker 5: get into the league, whether you got drafted, whether you
Speaker 5: were unrestricted free agent, and you're not going to But.
Speaker 3: That's not how they're not that's not how they're looking
Speaker 3: at it. Like they're looking at their earning potential playing
Speaker 3: the game of football, and now it's starting. Your clock
Speaker 3: starts in college, you know, it used to be in
Speaker 3: the NFL, So you'd be looking at, Okay, how do
Speaker 3: I get to a second contract? How do I maximize
Speaker 3: my chances of getting that big second contract, because that's
Speaker 3: really where all the money is, and if you're lucky
Speaker 3: enough and healthy enough, you can make the third contract.
Speaker 3: But now these guys are like, I'm trying to earn
Speaker 3: all I can while I can playing the game of football.
Speaker 3: And that might start for some in high school that
Speaker 3: might start then for some once to get to college.
Speaker 3: But if they're into the third year and if they're
Speaker 3: making money but they're not one of those top guys,
Speaker 3: I would actually say what you're saying is great and
Speaker 3: it's right, like you're not an outlier. But I would
Speaker 3: say this. I would say, if you're not draft eligible,
Speaker 3: meaning like you haven't separated yourself by your third year,
Speaker 3: I would say you should want to go for two
Speaker 3: more years. You should want to maximize all you can
Speaker 3: because there is a huge gap in between you know,
Speaker 3: picked your player that's going to be coming back, who
Speaker 3: just got cut in camp or is trying to get
Speaker 3: released to go back to play for his fifth year
Speaker 3: in college football. He's probably gonna make half a million dollars,
Speaker 3: maybe more depending on the position, depending on the school
Speaker 3: and how much how much they have left in the
Speaker 3: budget for him. It could be a million dollars. If
Speaker 3: that guy was undrafted. He's not making that right, right,
Speaker 3: So all I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You know, you answered the question then, so it's not
Speaker 5: even really about you guys. You said, do they have
Speaker 5: shame to go back?
Speaker 3: No, because there's a there's a business element. But I
Speaker 3: still would be going back kind of like, hey guys,
Speaker 3: I'm back again. You know what I was? You know
Speaker 3: the other takeaway, Let's let's run back again.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know.
Speaker 3: The program they do it, they do a program too,
Speaker 3: or if it was a program, they're just like all
Speaker 3: right here again, you know.
Speaker 5: But this also exposes how good the NFL is. It
Speaker 5: does expose the talents because some of these guys will
Speaker 5: go back to college and be ballers for their team.
Speaker 3: They'll be bothered it's to college, it's twofold. It does
Speaker 3: show you how obviously incredible it is to play in
Speaker 3: the NFL for any period of time. But it also
Speaker 3: shows you, like, still how good that guy is, Like yeah,
Speaker 3: he kind of made it for a little bit or
Speaker 3: was there, but also he's damn good at college football.
Speaker 3: Like I was just talking to you my sister about
Speaker 3: something today about you know, just the odds of you know,
Speaker 3: one of their friends got a women's Division one scholarship
Speaker 3: you go to play soccer, and it was like, you
Speaker 3: know how hard that is, you know if you do
Speaker 3: the stats on it, like she is the three percent
Speaker 3: of probably America that can go play for a Division
Speaker 3: I program in a women's soccer program, considering all the
Speaker 3: competition there is for that, Like, they're they're pretty damn good.
Speaker 3: And if you're this kid where you even have a
Speaker 3: chance of getting drafted, or you go and can actually
Speaker 3: play in a preseason end, be successful, and then you
Speaker 3: come back down, you're highly coveted. Yeah, you're pretty damn good.
Speaker 3: Like I think all of it kind of demonstrates how
Speaker 3: good they are even at each level. But yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: obviously the NFL level is the you know, ultimate level
Speaker 3: you're trying to get to and and play at as
Speaker 3: long as you can while you can.
Speaker 4: I just I don't know, man, like I would.
Speaker 2: I mean, what's what are we talking about difference wise
Speaker 2: from you know, these guys going to the NFL, Like
Speaker 2: a guy like you know, Jack Pieburn who had two
Speaker 2: sacks in a preseason game and now he's, you know,
Speaker 2: thinking about going back to college. I mean, what would
Speaker 2: he be making as a rookie as opposed to what
Speaker 2: he could get Nioise.
Speaker 3: Rookie minimum is probably what seven hundred thousand if he
Speaker 3: made the roster, and that wouldn't come out until you know,
Speaker 3: week one, you know that that week because obviously they'll
Speaker 3: have cuts after camp and then there's some roster shuffling,
Speaker 3: and really it's that week one game day roster that
Speaker 3: solidifies your position. But it could be less than that
Speaker 3: if he's on the practice squad. And that's what I
Speaker 3: think some of these guys are worried about. Now, private
Speaker 3: squad players are allowed to negotiate to be paid like
Speaker 3: they are on the active roster. You know, that sometimes
Speaker 3: gets lost in the shuffle where you know, guys will say, well,
Speaker 3: I'm still getting you know, paid like I am if
Speaker 3: I was on the active roster even though I'm not.
Speaker 3: But in his case, you know, he might be a
Speaker 3: guy who gets a million bucks. I think the question
Speaker 3: comes down to does he go back to LSU or
Speaker 3: does he go back somewhere else Because there's also you know,
Speaker 3: we're talking about this fifth year of eligibility for this
Speaker 3: class of a high school class of twenty twenty two athletes.
Speaker 3: But there's also a challenge to the transfer portal window.
Speaker 3: And there's players now who are challenging and saying, well,
Speaker 3: now the window has been shortened. That doesn't really fit
Speaker 3: and it's not fair because of how everything else is operating.
Speaker 3: I should be able to challenge the idea of a
Speaker 3: transfer portal window. In general, that's where this thing, the
Speaker 3: whole thing's going now too. And I think this is
Speaker 3: all a sign that we haven't needed some sort of
Speaker 3: federal legislation to calm this whole thing down, because what
Speaker 3: you're having is individual judges all across the country, you know,
Speaker 3: setting precedent and kind of baking up basically making the
Speaker 3: rules as they go. And that's never good for the sport.
Speaker 3: But unfortunately that's the world we're living in right now.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, man, I just would you guys have done it?
Speaker 3: It's just hard to comprehend.
Speaker 4: Alright, let me ask you this. And I and I also,
Speaker 4: I would have seen it.
Speaker 3: You'd have done all of it, would have done I
Speaker 3: would have done it.
Speaker 5: He would have done all I would have I mean yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean imagine my game would have been.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, I get to go back to young kids.
Speaker 3: I haven't even seen that movie. It's crazy. When you
Speaker 3: talk to young kids about what they watched, You're like.
Speaker 2: There was a whole lot of low lows or late whatever.
Speaker 2: What would LA laws and Beverly, there was a lot
Speaker 2: of LA laws and and.
Speaker 5: And that was what what was what's her name. Man,
Speaker 5: she's a good looking woman too. What's her name from?
Speaker 5: He got game from?
Speaker 4: He got game?
Speaker 3: Rosario Dawson.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean I'm a fan. The last night
Speaker 2: she she wasn't at least I didn't see her in
Speaker 2: spirit spirit.
Speaker 3: But there were.
Speaker 4: Comps me, hey, man, if you're gonna go fishing, no, man.
Speaker 3: The plastic surgeon, they said, go give me that.
Speaker 2: That was that was last night? Was that was the
Speaker 2: Serengeti last night.
Speaker 5: That was a national park, a protected you know what,
Speaker 5: an unprotected national park?
Speaker 3: Last night, don't people? Man, People was getting the hell
Speaker 3: up out of there.
Speaker 5: Man, you could tell all the dudes that was married
Speaker 5: that didn't want to be scumbags that cats was pouring
Speaker 5: up out of there.
Speaker 3: Last night.
Speaker 5: Mintrice was sitting outside just talking and my best friend,
Speaker 5: my new best friend shown camp.
Speaker 3: We were outside. We were sitting outside on.
Speaker 5: The deck just talking because it was really hot on
Speaker 5: the inside, and you just saw all these uptop boys
Speaker 5: coming out shaking their heads like getting.
Speaker 3: In their their way.
Speaker 5: Most which about the way, uh Waimo totally boned us yesterday.
Speaker 2: By the way, we used blame the guy in the
Speaker 2: Philippines is driving it it was a too I know,
Speaker 2: we got to get out of here.
Speaker 5: It was a three minute drive back to our hotel
Speaker 5: turned into a fifteen minute circle by circle by.
Speaker 3: I call called the help desk, and the help.
Speaker 2: That said, joph, Oh, we're sorry, we're dumb.
Speaker 3: We'll we'll give you people in the Philippines who are driving.
Speaker 3: I love the Philippines. You just attacked the guy. I
Speaker 3: love the Philippine.
Speaker 2: We will give you a crew. The guy can't watch,
Speaker 2: he can't drive every weymo. He can only control the
Speaker 2: ones that are messing up.
Speaker 3: That's what my money back.
Speaker 5: The lady said, I'm sorry, and I understand your frustration,
Speaker 5: but we're gonna have to send this in an email
Speaker 5: and you'll get a response in the next week or two.
Speaker 2: Oh you got a waymo female driver really help desk.
Speaker 2: Oh that's awesome. You know it's not the driver.
Speaker 5: The driver isn't jumping all like, hey, you need me
Speaker 5: to direct it down the street.
Speaker 2: It's the help does they're American, by the way, that
Speaker 2: waymo driving English? That WAYMO driver is probably in there
Speaker 2: looking for ass too.
Speaker 3: That's sill way.
Speaker 5: Moos was getting a whole out of that last night.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you, hey, come on over here. It
Speaker 5: was all kinds of way mos parking outside and they
Speaker 5: wasn't wrong.
Speaker 3: By the way.
Speaker 2: It is two pros and a cup of show filling
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Speaker 2: thought that was the Narcos theme song for two seconds.
Speaker 2: The song I thought was just going in on me
Speaker 2: all all show long today. By the way, I had,
Speaker 2: that was a great idea. I'll come back with that
Speaker 2: I had. The Narcos theme is one of my intro songs,
Speaker 2: you know, ironically, coincidentally, I don't know which one you
Speaker 2: want to call it, but a former Penn State football
Speaker 2: player is.
Speaker 5: One of the agents in the in the shows. Yes, really,
Speaker 5: the black agent. That's all that one.
Speaker 3: That one.
Speaker 5: It was only one. There was only one, all right, Yes,
Speaker 5: I don't think so. I just think it well, I
Speaker 5: mean he he he.
Speaker 3: Was former Penn State player and was good one. He
Speaker 3: played with me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I was older, but yes, yes, that's Horse
Speaker 5: DoD He was like a guy. I think he's from
Speaker 5: Connecticut if my recollection serves me correctly. He was one
Speaker 5: of the top players coming out of high school.
Speaker 4: Where's it not. That's awesome and he lives out here
Speaker 4: in Cali. Shouts out to my homie man.
Speaker 2: Great show, one of the all time great Netflix shows, Narcos.
Speaker 2: They was after a pledge of Pledge Pledge, Gabal Pledge Gabar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was after him.
Speaker 5: He was trying to get Pledge Gabar, who knew he
Speaker 5: was an agent when he was playing like he was,
Speaker 5: he was undercover.
Speaker 3: He wasn't even there to play football, he was he
Speaker 3: was a Narco's uh you know, like.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, I'm not trying to just start a
Speaker 2: fight here. I'm just saying you would never hear these
Speaker 2: stories at Notre Dame for some reason.
Speaker 4: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that.
Speaker 4: You know, it just seems like the fact.
Speaker 3: You know, back when I was back I think maybe
Speaker 3: either before I went to Notre Dame or right as
Speaker 3: I got there. He was a freshman. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: think when Jeff Smoker was there in Michigan State, there
Speaker 3: was some there are some allegations there involving the old,
Speaker 3: the good old powder.
Speaker 5: I mean, hey, I mean, you know, some catch use
Speaker 5: what's it called to stay awake and stay stay focused adderall.
Speaker 5: You know, that's I mean, just yeah, anyway, college students
Speaker 5: try to find ways to be able to stay awake
Speaker 5: and keep their energy level up. You know, you just
Speaker 5: hope nobody damage their lives or anything like that while
Speaker 5: they were going through that learning process.
Speaker 3: You know, some.
Speaker 5: People have gone to pills, some people go to booger sugar.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm just saying I send out positive energy
Speaker 5: and thoughts to all of those impacted by the narcotics
Speaker 5: that that have been found on campus.
Speaker 4: It'll be okay, you know, just just be better. That's all.
Speaker 3: We all go through life.
Speaker 5: We all go through seasons of life where we try
Speaker 5: to figure it out and find our way, and you know,
Speaker 5: you want more energy when you're doing it. You know,
Speaker 5: the healthy way is to use things like him drive
Speaker 5: or you know, stuff like that. You know, get coffee,
Speaker 5: like you said, you know, but some people go a
Speaker 5: little bit more extreme.
Speaker 2: Hey, uh, to each their own man. But it'll be uh,
Speaker 2: it'll be.
Speaker 3: A real uh be a real.
Speaker 2: Real different, different situation at Beaver Stadium, much like it's
Speaker 2: gonna be a different situation when Rory McElroy. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 2: old uh old Rory mac miss mister pound the table
Speaker 2: for p G A by the way, want to blow
Speaker 2: hard Rory McRoy is. I just want to say that
Speaker 2: all my record, I'm tired of betting on him and
Speaker 2: him losing every tournament and yet winning the ones that
Speaker 2: I don't bet on him. That pisses me off. So
Speaker 2: I got a problem with him. But uh, he's got
Speaker 2: a problem with live golfers returning to the PGA Tour.
Speaker 4: I don't want them, you know.
Speaker 2: Scott O'Neill, you know who's kind of you know, pushing
Speaker 2: the the live stuff here, letting everybody know, don't count
Speaker 2: us out, don't count us out. You've got you know,
Speaker 2: other players like Scottie Scheffler who are a little bit
Speaker 2: more supportive. Scottie Scheffler spoke about welcoming back some of
Speaker 2: the live players to the tour.
Speaker 3: Let's take a listen, like when.
Speaker 8: We talk about the best players, you know, lives has
Speaker 8: a few players that are really good. You know, I
Speaker 8: think the depth that we have on our tour is
Speaker 8: a bit unmatched. But I think when you look at
Speaker 8: the higher levels of live Golf, there's definitely some players
Speaker 8: that would provide, you know, a lot of value to
Speaker 8: the tour and guys that I love competing against as well,
Speaker 8: and so I think going forward there obviously has to
Speaker 8: be I think some sort of penalties.
Speaker 3: What those are?
Speaker 8: You know, all that roll up and all those guys
Speaker 8: figured it out. You know, we have great leadership within
Speaker 8: the tour now, but I think having those guys come
Speaker 8: back and competing with whatever happens with LIV whether those
Speaker 8: guys want to leave or I mean, you got to
Speaker 8: ask them, but I think for me being able to
Speaker 8: compete against the best players in the world, you know,
Speaker 8: there's certainly some guys on that tour that can compete
Speaker 8: out here, and you know, I've I look forward to
Speaker 8: the chance to compete with them more often.
Speaker 2: So there is a welcoming tone from Scotty Scheffler, and
Speaker 2: then you've got Rory McElroy who talked about what sort
Speaker 2: of value these golfers would bring to the PGA tour ry.
Speaker 8: Scotty was asked about the possibility of live guys coming
Speaker 8: back and whether they bring value in your opinion, are
Speaker 8: there guys if it goes away that should be allowed back.
Speaker 3: I mean I'd argue, have they brought value to live.
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: I think PJ tour is in a really good spot.
Speaker 3: He's not wrong. You know, Ultimately they were so successful
Speaker 3: in driving ratings to the live tour then crowds to
Speaker 3: live tour. They wouldn't have folded like this that Sadi
Speaker 3: would have pulled back from funding that league. So there's truth.
Speaker 3: There's truth to both of it, because I think you
Speaker 3: see in majors too that there are a handful of
Speaker 3: players who have been able to compete contend in majors
Speaker 3: to a degree. But the business model for a live tour,
Speaker 3: and we have Scott O'Neill's sound on this as well. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's take a listen to a wh Why don't we
Speaker 3: play Scott o'nil. We'll get to it.
Speaker 9: We have work to do, you know, we have things
Speaker 9: we have to accomplish. There are hurdles we have to
Speaker 9: jump over. There's it's a very complex transaction. We'll have
Speaker 9: to deliver, but man, I won't bet against us.
Speaker 4: Hey keep hope alive, baby, and that's not a yeah.
Speaker 3: That's for the Live to I don't know, And I
Speaker 3: think that's the hard part is you know they could
Speaker 3: even find a real betting sponsor, right. It makes it
Speaker 3: tough to bet against them, whether you want to or
Speaker 3: bet with them. The timing of these matches being in
Speaker 3: international destinations makes it harder for people not only to
Speaker 3: watch because it might be on it two am on
Speaker 3: the East coast or you know, laid on the West coast,
Speaker 3: but you're not only not getting ratings, you're not not
Speaker 3: even getting people who are able to live bet on it.
Speaker 3: So there's a number of things that hurt them. I
Speaker 3: think the shotgun starts that their format, the way they
Speaker 3: played that it didn't play to their advantage. There were
Speaker 3: some things though, that the Live brought the PGA Tour,
Speaker 3: and that was a renewed sense of hey, there is
Speaker 3: an idea that someone else can start up a league
Speaker 3: like this and compete. And you can't say that the
Speaker 3: Live Tour starting up didn't benefit the PGA Tour, meaning
Speaker 3: all those players have greater benefits now, the purses, the
Speaker 3: way they've got about the Championship Series, which we're starting
Speaker 3: in I believe twenty twenty seven, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 3: So there's a plenty of good that came to the
Speaker 3: PGA Tour from the competition of the Live Tour. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: the Live Tour's model just wasn't sustainable. So you guys,
Speaker 3: remember you guys, remember when.
Speaker 5: When Quintus said the Maximus Decimus Meridius right before the battle,
Speaker 5: people should know when they're defeated. You know what that
Speaker 5: quote was. That was Russell grow saying would you? I
Speaker 5: would you Quintus? Would I?
Speaker 3: I mean, and they're.
Speaker 5: Defeated, it's over, Johnny, pack it up, beg to get
Speaker 5: back into the PGA.
Speaker 3: Stop fighting, give up.
Speaker 5: And all these people behind you with weapons they're about
Speaker 5: to die with you tell them to put the weapons
Speaker 5: down and say, you know what, we were just playing.
Speaker 3: We were just playing.
Speaker 5: We're coming back, We're coming back over there, which out
Speaker 5: like we were just playing around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but like I don't, like, I get why Rory
Speaker 2: McRoy wants to be loyal and he and he's loyal
Speaker 2: to PGA, and I totally get that, and I respect it,
Speaker 2: that's awesome, But I don't begrudge any of these guys.
Speaker 3: For going to get the money.
Speaker 2: Yeah they got all they got big time call and
Speaker 2: are got guaranteed money that that they probably weren't going
Speaker 2: to get.
Speaker 4: On this do.
Speaker 5: I know we don't have a lot of time, but
Speaker 5: I would pose this to you guys. Don't you have
Speaker 5: to go a Rory McElroy approach to this and be
Speaker 5: hardcore on it and iron fist on it and and
Speaker 5: unforgiving on it so it never happens again. There is
Speaker 5: a great opportunity to stop people from ever trying to
Speaker 5: ever do this again and defect.
Speaker 3: I think that's one way of looking at it. I think, look,
Speaker 3: the people always had an issue with where the money
Speaker 3: came from and the ties to that money. That was
Speaker 3: part of the thought to it. There was also a
Speaker 3: thought of yeah, you know, they're making all this money,
Speaker 3: at least initially, but if it's just about a money grab,
Speaker 3: if it's not really about golf, and obviously they weren't
Speaker 3: even playing as much golf on that tour, and I
Speaker 3: think you could ask guys who came back like it
Speaker 3: kind of took away from the competitive spirit of the
Speaker 3: game because they got their money, so they're good. So
Speaker 3: now they're just out there kind of playing golf in
Speaker 3: a much more leisurely way, and it ended up not
Speaker 3: being as compelling of a product at the end of
Speaker 3: the day. But to your point, LeVar, like, yeah, I
Speaker 3: think if you take a strong stance, if you penalize
Speaker 3: these guys, which I think John Ram's got to pay
Speaker 3: what twenty five million to come back on the tours
Speaker 3: what I reportedly saw. I mean, that's a heavy penalty
Speaker 3: to come back, and it should be because if they
Speaker 3: got the money and that was all it was about,
Speaker 3: then all right, like give us some back into into
Speaker 3: the tour, help prop us back up again. And for
Speaker 3: all the guys who stayed loyal and the guys who've
Speaker 3: been grinding it out competing as part of it, you
Speaker 3: can call them stupid in one way, but you can
Speaker 3: also look at it and say, like there should be some
Speaker 3: sort of reward for their loyalty. And I think it's
Speaker 3: one of the things that Roy's trying to protect in
Speaker 3: all of this. There's a bunch of guys who've been
Speaker 3: competing their ass off, who didn't try to go take
Speaker 3: maybe a guaranteed bigger paycheck on a what if and
Speaker 3: they're trying to respect those guys as well.
Speaker 5: I think you just got it. You gotta stomp it out.
Speaker 5: You gotta stomp it out, man, you know Russell Crow
Speaker 5: said it. I'll stay with Gladiator. When you see the signal,
Speaker 5: release hall on them. You got to destroy these cats.
Speaker 5: I mean no coming back. If you leave any there
Speaker 5: will be eggs, they will hatch, you will have the
Speaker 5: infestation again. You have to delete it at the route,
Speaker 5: at the core so it never comes back.
Speaker 2: Do we really want to do anybody want to do
Speaker 2: a little bit of a look inside? You know where
Speaker 2: some of the money came from from some of Rory's
Speaker 2: sponsors as well too. I mean, if we want to
Speaker 2: play that game, we play that game.
Speaker 3: That's what you do.
Speaker 2: If we want to play that game, we can play
Speaker 2: that game. And you felt, but that's just what this is,
Speaker 2: what this is all about.
Speaker 3: Where did it come from?
Speaker 2: Where's the sponsor dollars come from? Tell I'm saying, I
Speaker 2: don't begrudge anybody for going out, and I understand you
Speaker 2: feel how you want to feel at all that, but
Speaker 2: those guys made a personal choice and they wanted to
Speaker 2: get paid and they were offered a ton of money.
Speaker 2: And if we're really going to go like, well where
Speaker 2: did this money come from? If you play that game,
Speaker 2: you could do that any which way with any golf
Speaker 2: or any.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's not quite the same though, Like like
Speaker 3: the PIFF the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, and
Speaker 3: it's ties to whether it's human rights groups or the
Speaker 3: families of nine to eleven, those victims and those ties.
Speaker 3: That's real, dude, Like you can dismiss it, but in reality,
Speaker 3: like all that stuff is real, and and you can
Speaker 3: understand why there's a lot of people who are hurt
Speaker 3: by it. So you could say it's about money whatever
Speaker 3: you want, but this definitely hit home to a lot
Speaker 3: of people who had to suffer through nine to eleven
Speaker 3: are still suffering to this day.
Speaker 2: No, And and it's I'm not dismissing it at all,
Speaker 2: and all of that is real. I just think that,
Speaker 2: you know, it's not so like Rory's standing and preaching
Speaker 2: and letting everybody know it's not cool, and you know,
Speaker 2: I'm going to defend the It's.
Speaker 3: Like, man, do you have his list of sponsors?
Speaker 4: Rory's yes, Yeah, he's got a bunch.
Speaker 3: I mean, do you have the list? You said it like,
Speaker 3: he's like he's the one the same exact thing. Fairly sure.
Speaker 2: Nike's one of his sponsors, So you use Nike as that. No,
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that's one that I can recall. I
Speaker 2: see improve.
Speaker 3: Things Taylor made Omega. I'm not sure that you take
Speaker 3: it's the same category. Yeah, I don't think it is
Speaker 3: not at all.
Speaker 5: But you're going you go down to human right work,
Speaker 5: You're going down to human right play.
Speaker 2: A lot of questions gonna be be asked if you
Speaker 2: wanted to on a lot of safe words, a lot
Speaker 2: of things.
Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 3: How does coat? I'm sorry? I got carried away? What
Speaker 3: came over me?
Speaker 2: We always say this, man, every time we do this show,
Speaker 2: We're never going to be invited back. We were on
Speaker 2: the air when OJ died on this show and some
Speaker 2: whol again behind the scenes played a fart sound effect
Speaker 2: that was so gross, literally shut the show down, and
Speaker 2: I think Brady thought it was real.
Speaker 3: He thought it was real.
Speaker 5: That was the worst fart sound I have ever heard
Speaker 5: in my entire existence.
Speaker 3: I still contend to this day it was. I mean, also,
Speaker 3: that was when Lee was here, and based on Lee's
Speaker 3: diet and all the issues she's got, like that very
Speaker 3: well could have been real.
Speaker 5: That is true now, that all put together is very true. O. J.
Speaker 2: Simpson dies and Lee turns the mic on and cuts
Speaker 2: a fart that sounds like a big rig.
Speaker 3: You've got to try that. That was not Lee.
Speaker 2: Everybody else almost was that that Like ninety two percent
Speaker 2: sure that that was a drop in the system.
Speaker 5: It was, but somebody was on the board that did it.
Speaker 5: I want to say, all.
Speaker 3: Is it, Joel. The tough part about that is that
Speaker 3: is a tough way to go. I mean someone's sending
Speaker 3: you off with a fart sound. I mean of that magnitude.
Speaker 3: Though it was not like a bomb it was it
Speaker 3: wasn't like that. Some people get taps some people.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't even matter if it's still in the
Speaker 5: system because the first time, that's it. O.
Speaker 3: That's it. So between that, oh.
Speaker 2: That's it, you know, the one and the narcotics references,
Speaker 2: I'm just not sure that that we're going to be
Speaker 2: invited back here anytime soon.
Speaker 5: When that joint hits you for the first time, though,
Speaker 5: it just it is the most revolted feeling I had.
Speaker 3: It cut me off parts.
Speaker 2: My brother told me he was listening to the show.
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Speaker 3: And this is a deeper story though, because as you know,
Speaker 3: Lee used to gas everyone else like he used to
Speaker 3: He used to get Jonas used to get LeVar Lorraine,
Speaker 3: like he would just absolutely unleash on everyone. So there
Speaker 3: was a solid chance it was him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like that's why I said ninety two percent sure
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Speaker 2: Von Miller is now a Dallas Cowboy. Seems like he's
Speaker 2: been in the NFL. That was John Elways first pick
Speaker 2: right as GM of the Broncos.
Speaker 4: I think it was just that, is correct.
Speaker 3: I was just talking with him or excuse me to
Speaker 3: one of his old linebacker coaches, and I was just
Speaker 3: saying to him. When von first came in, he was
Speaker 3: that rookie that ran every single walk through, was running
Speaker 3: a full speed, and it used to make the lineman
Speaker 3: so mad, and they used to get in fights about
Speaker 3: it because he would just try to fly like into
Speaker 3: the backfield. And so obviously if he's playing that fast
Speaker 3: and the left tackle starts playing that fast and another
Speaker 3: guys start getting all amped up by it. So it
Speaker 3: was interesting to watch him because he never really changed.
Speaker 3: He just he stayed that way, and he was from
Speaker 3: day one like the type of guy that just grinded,
Speaker 3: worked hard, and like was playing at his speed and
Speaker 3: everyone else had to kind of catch up. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's got he's gonna be a Hall of Famer. He's
Speaker 3: got all the awards you could want, got all the
Speaker 3: money you could want. I think he's I think he
Speaker 3: raises chickens as well too.
Speaker 4: I think he's got like a.
Speaker 5: Chicken Texas he distributes them. Yeah, And so he was
Speaker 5: running into like chicken shortages. Man, I had your chicken, Yeah,
Speaker 5: chickens too. How can you have Kentucky fried chicken in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: I just don't understand it. How can you have a
Speaker 5: chain of Kentucky Fried Chickens or Louisiana Chicken and other
Speaker 5: places outside of Louisiana. It's just how is it Louisiana Chicken?
Speaker 3: I've never had pop Eyes ever?
Speaker 5: Going down? I don't know why, but bag coming up?
Speaker 5: Oh it's so good going down though?
Speaker 3: Is that just the Louisiana seasoning? Is that what it is?
Speaker 3: It might be.
Speaker 5: It might be you could get yourself uh you know,
Speaker 5: you could take a laxative, or you could eat something
Speaker 5: that has the type of seasoning that will act as one.
Speaker 5: I'd rather enjoyed the laxative that I'm jumping in on.
Speaker 5: So I eat certain foods, and those certain foods clean
Speaker 5: you out spicy food to do it?
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean maybe that's why you didn't like the
Speaker 2: Mexican food in Chicago. Maybe it wasn't spicy enough. Oh no,
Speaker 2: some other reasons. Yeah, tell us what what? I'll tell
Speaker 2: you a break? Oh no, oh no, you know?
Speaker 3: Okay? Now? Von Miller multiple time super Bowl winner. Don't
Speaker 3: you forget? I won't.
Speaker 4: Okay, I will not.
Speaker 3: You'll never forget. I will not.
Speaker 4: Put it this way the iron cheek would have some thoughts.
Speaker 3: Oh no, so methods forty Savon Miller is now.
Speaker 2: I remember the Dallas Cowboys being close to those chicken
Speaker 2: farms that he's got going on there, and he talked
Speaker 2: about what winning a super Bowl in Dallas would look
Speaker 2: like and how it would be different than the previous
Speaker 2: two he's won.
Speaker 10: The answers itself. You know, it's a Dallas Cowboys. I
Speaker 10: wanted super Bowl in Denver. We had a million people
Speaker 10: out there. We went a super Bowl with the Rams.
Speaker 10: It wasn't as much, you know, it was the parade.
Speaker 10: We were stopping their red lights and stuff. You know,
Speaker 10: it's just a we still want a super Bowl and
Speaker 10: it's still exciting, it's still dope, but it's just a
Speaker 10: different feel with those two organizations. If you know, I
Speaker 10: was with the Buffalo Bills and we ended up winning
Speaker 10: Super Bowl, it would be a holiday in Orchard Parker
Speaker 10: to be a holiday in Buffalo, Like everybody remembered.
Speaker 3: That had to be statues for everybody.
Speaker 10: That's just the type of organization that they have, the
Speaker 10: type of fans that they have. Dallas Cowboys fans are
Speaker 10: in that same type of strang They're not the same
Speaker 10: Bill Mafia, Cowboys, nags, totally different things.
Speaker 3: That's not what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: But the fans here are Dahara fans, and if we're
Speaker 10: able to do that, if we're able to have a
Speaker 10: successful season and win the Super Bowl, like, it'd be
Speaker 10: a holiday in Dallas. As will like, people love the
Speaker 10: Dallas Cowboys, they love them and hate them, but at
Speaker 10: the end of the day, they all root for the
Speaker 10: Dallas Cowboys, and for us to be able to win
Speaker 10: a Super Bowl, it'd be crazy in Dallas.
Speaker 3: It'd be a holiday as well.
Speaker 2: When the Knicks won the title, their fan base was obnoxious.
Speaker 2: I think that would pale in comparison times ten million
Speaker 2: by what the Dallas Cowboy fan base would be like for.
Speaker 3: I hope they annoy the crap out of you, Jonas,
Speaker 3: just like the Knicks fan, just like the next Knicks
Speaker 3: fans annoyed me. That that bother good? Yeah good, I'm glad.
Speaker 3: And that's because you're a Celtics fan. That's not to
Speaker 3: do with it. That has a little bit to do
Speaker 3: with it.
Speaker 2: No little, it does, not a little bit, not at all,
Speaker 2: A little bit, not at all, doesn't.
Speaker 3: It doesn't bother me at all, Not at all.
Speaker 2: No, it's it's the whole all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 2: that the crying, that the carrying on. It's like every
Speaker 2: celebrity forever, okay, but like every celebrity's got to sit
Speaker 2: on the sideline and Timothy Shallow maze at you know,
Speaker 2: Karl Anthony Town's wedding. It's what are we doing here?
Speaker 2: Like like, like what's happening? Like I'm pretty sure Carrot
Speaker 2: Tops a Raiders fan. If they win a Super Bowls,
Speaker 2: he's going to be, you know, partying at somebody's wedding afterwards.
Speaker 4: Like what are we talking?
Speaker 3: I'm sure car has used some cocaine before. Oh, come on,
Speaker 3: that's in great shape. What I mean now you keep
Speaker 3: going back to it. We were trying to get away
Speaker 3: from me yesterday. Now you keep going back. What are
Speaker 3: we trying to get away from it? I mean you
Speaker 3: got mad because I entered the show bringing it up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just but I was joking. I wasn't mad.
Speaker 5: This doesn't one to be mad at. I'm just you know,
Speaker 5: I can't even say I'm disappointed. I'm just like just
Speaker 5: blowing away that. And then then when I saw the
Speaker 5: faces of the kids speaking.
Speaker 3: Of on the way and remember some cowboy. It was good,
Speaker 3: It was good. It was very quick. It was quick.
Speaker 3: You collided with the White House and Penn State. What's
Speaker 3: better the White House or the white out? You tell me?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I heard some dudes on on their podcasts
Speaker 2: saying that the dudes look like Penn State dutes are
Speaker 2: a bunch of your bronies. We got the whole world
Speaker 2: talking about us right now. Yeah, wait till you see
Speaker 2: the details like that for you coming up? Oh no,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, all right, it gets even better. Fifty put
Speaker 2: a post out on us. People are paying attention to
Speaker 2: Penn State like football season might be turned up. They
Speaker 2: they think that Penn State is the camp is to
Speaker 2: go to.
Speaker 5: Now people act like they don't like, uh, they don't
Speaker 5: like controversy. But I tell you what, this will right
Speaker 5: here is hitting a little different. You got to lean
Speaker 5: into it, I mean.
Speaker 3: All the way.
Speaker 2: So look, we're out here in LA and when the
Speaker 2: Rams won the Super Bowl, I can assure you the.
Speaker 3: Big nobody cared.
Speaker 2: And anybody listening on the Blowtorch and five seventy LA Sports,
Speaker 2: you know that's a fact. Nobody cared, cared at all.
Speaker 2: They did not care whatsoever. Yeah, there was a politician
Speaker 2: given a speech. He was wearing a Saint Louis Rams
Speaker 2: jersey on stage. Right before, you know, some woman holding
Speaker 2: the camera, you know, took a fall.
Speaker 3: It's just a very far like so like.
Speaker 2: But but like the Denver Super Bowl, Like Denver, that's
Speaker 2: always been a great fan base, but it doesn't have
Speaker 2: the national reach that the Cowboys do. And say whatever
Speaker 2: you want about Jerry Jones, but I think he's largely
Speaker 2: responsible for And I also think if the Cowboys were
Speaker 2: to win a Super Bowl, the first person anybody's gonna
Speaker 2: think of is Jerry Jones. Like, I think he is
Speaker 2: the biggest star of the Cowboys, Not Dak Prescott, not
Speaker 2: anybody Ceede Lamb, nobody else, at George Pickens. I think
Speaker 2: Jerry Jones is the biggest star of the Cowboys, and
Speaker 2: he's going to be the one that people are going
Speaker 2: to be discussing this with his legacy afterwards, you know.
Speaker 3: Just thinking there probably would have been such a big
Speaker 3: celebration in Saint Louis for the Rams had they won there.
Speaker 3: I mean obviously that had the greatest Shawan turf, so
Speaker 3: they experienced that. But and I can't quite recall what
Speaker 3: those parades looked like. But think about this. I mean
Speaker 3: the UFL, the Sales Battle Hacks Hawks have by far
Speaker 3: and away the best attendants, Like it's not even close
Speaker 3: by the way. I think they average over like twenty
Speaker 3: three thousand people for UFL games. I mean, that's their
Speaker 3: desire for football. Can you imagine if they had I
Speaker 3: don't think there's twenty three thousand people at the parade
Speaker 3: for the Rams. All I know is that that man's
Speaker 3: hit they were stop.
Speaker 2: And that's the light store in the parade Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: That might be some of the highest level of shade.
Speaker 2: Just don't ever put your Super Bowl ring off from
Speaker 2: the Los Angeles rate rail like that. That might that's
Speaker 2: a shade grenade on high level shay grenade is Maybe
Speaker 2: that's why Aaron Donna wants to come back, because it's
Speaker 2: kind of like the lebron LA Championship where he's got
Speaker 2: a half ring and the like it's tied together with
Speaker 2: part of an N ninety five.
Speaker 3: Maybe Vaughn's like, if I get two that I'll kind
Speaker 3: of just one. That's when I want it now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the bum Now they didn't win to Durank COVID.
Speaker 3: No, the Rams Rams won the year after. It was
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty one season. Yeah. Year before, yeah it
Speaker 3: was the Bucks. Yeah, but there was fans there for
Speaker 3: the for the Buck super Bowl looked a little of course,
Speaker 3: it was in Florida there, it was.
Speaker 2: It looked a little different by the way, to your point,
Speaker 2: the BattleHawks this past season averaged about twenty two thousand,
Speaker 2: eight hundred through their home games, and later season games
Speaker 2: were drawing crowds around eighteen to five. But they once
Speaker 2: drew forty thousand fans back in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: I mean, in a seriousness like that, that city that
Speaker 3: held the Saint Lunatics might come back out and start playing.
Speaker 3: You know, they might revivalize their career after that.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, that's that's a place you could see
Speaker 2: and I wonder if they would do because there was
Speaker 2: some people in Saint Louis were not happy with the
Speaker 2: fact that they that they body sued.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got paid off, they got paid off that,
Speaker 3: but it's like they don't get the share in the
Speaker 3: you know, the success of the team now, which stinks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but didn't you say that they were like what
Speaker 2: was near by was it like a toxic way station
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 3: But that was that when we practiced. That was out
Speaker 3: near like earth City, I think it was earth City,
Speaker 3: Missouri or something like that, and there was a there's
Speaker 3: like a dump or a processing plant. So yeah, if
Speaker 3: you were if we were downwind of that at times
Speaker 3: and it's stunk, did not smell good.
Speaker 2: So Saint Louis, that could be a team that gets
Speaker 2: an NFL team someday. Roger Goodell's talking about going international
Speaker 2: in all these spots. But you got Saint Louis sitting
Speaker 2: there drawing twenty twenty five grand for you know, an
Speaker 2: arena game basically, and they've got you know, they've got
Speaker 2: NFL teams that are you know, they're trying to talk
Speaker 2: about put it setting up teams. He told somebody, I
Speaker 2: think in Germany it's only a matter of time that
Speaker 2: we've got teams based in Europe. And like, dude, you
Speaker 2: got other markets that that could make this work. Why
Speaker 2: not go to those places? But apparently that's not not
Speaker 2: in the cars for Roger Goodell. Apparently thinks he can
Speaker 2: grow the game more in Hamburg than he can in
Speaker 2: Saint Louis. So but if you're if you're Von Miller,
Speaker 2: look the other thing about him. So he goes to
Speaker 2: Washington last year, and basically he had two choices. He
Speaker 2: could have done Seattle or he could have done Washington,
Speaker 2: and he chose Washington. Clearly didn't work out from a
Speaker 2: playoff run standpoint, he would have been part of a
Speaker 2: Super Bowl champion if he was in Seattle. But even
Speaker 2: last year nine sacks still productive, like multiple knee injuries,
Speaker 2: multiple surgeries, He's got close to one hundred and forty
Speaker 2: sacks in his career, like first ballot Hall of Famer
Speaker 2: when it's all said and done, and still producing at
Speaker 2: a high level. So you know, maybe, yeah, you don't
Speaker 2: have Micah Parsons on the edge, but you've got a
Speaker 2: bunch of different players that are going to be able
Speaker 2: to produce to kind of make it any different.
Speaker 5: They have a ton of talent, and listen, von Miller,
Speaker 5: this is all seriousness. Von Miller, even at the age
Speaker 5: that he's at, is still and we mentioned the fact
Speaker 5: that he was at nine nine sacks last year, He's
Speaker 5: still one of the more effective, impressive pass rushers in
Speaker 5: the league. Just because of his as Michael Parsons would say,
Speaker 5: just because of his IQ and understanding of the what,
Speaker 5: why and how he does what he does. But Rashaun Gary,
Speaker 5: I've been saying this for years, Rashaun Gary is a
Speaker 5: grossly under underrated, undervalued football player. His offseason workouts are phenomenal.
Speaker 5: His his attention to detail, to building building fundamental skills, footwork, handwork,
Speaker 5: pad level movement, all those things is phenomenal. The young
Speaker 5: man is He's as impressive a defensive football player on
Speaker 5: that edge as it gets. And and so they have
Speaker 5: and again we talk about Clark and Quinton Quinn Quinnon
Speaker 5: being in in the middle. It's just going to be
Speaker 5: a hall time for any offensive line. I don't care
Speaker 5: what team they play against. I don't care if it's Philly,
Speaker 5: don't I don't care.
Speaker 3: If it's.
Speaker 5: A pineas Seul in Detroit. I don't care what offensive
Speaker 5: line they go up against. You're not going to have
Speaker 5: the ability to double team all those guys. There's gonna
Speaker 5: be space eating taking place. There's gonna be one on
Speaker 5: ones for the outside guys. They're gonna bring those guys in.
Speaker 5: They're gonna run those NASCAR sets where they have three
Speaker 5: or four pass rushers on the field all at one time,
Speaker 5: and you don't know where they're going to be when
Speaker 5: the ball is snapped. It's gonna take place, It's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm looking at this Dallas team and I'm telling
Speaker 5: you there could be carnage you see taking place with
Speaker 5: the type of defense if they run the scheme the
Speaker 5: right way. I just think that they're gonna be pretty
Speaker 5: impressive this year, at least at the table is set
Speaker 5: for that to be what happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the question wasn't on offense. They've seemingly got it
Speaker 2: all figured out.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: We just we'll see whether or not the defense holds
Speaker 2: up their end of the bargain. And next thing you know,
Speaker 2: we're looking at potentially Von Miller winning a third Super
Speaker 2: Bowl with Jerry's Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 3: I won't make some glory, hi, Hey, I mean we
Speaker 3: gotta win some games first. That's not you know, can't
Speaker 3: get right to dessert for God's sakes. You know, you
Speaker 3: got put the car before the horse.
Speaker 2: But but hey, if we do get to that point,
Speaker 2: that always is an option on the menu. It is
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