Speaker 1: We got to talk about the ESPN Top one hundred
Speaker 1: College Football Players of this season, and surprisingly I wasn't mad,
Speaker 1: even though that there was some stuff that needed to
Speaker 1: be fixed a little bit. There's some drama over at
Speaker 1: Ohio State because their defensive coordinator, Jim Knowles, he got
Speaker 1: left out of their national championship celebration and why he
Speaker 1: left to go to Penn State, because I got two
Speaker 1: reasons why. And the college football regular season it matters
Speaker 1: more than it ever has, despite your favor well your
Speaker 1: second and third favorite college football analysts trying to tell
Speaker 1: you differently. Bill Belichick is covering all the bases at UNC,
Speaker 1: and why is Dylan Ryola in the chiefs locker room?
Speaker 1: The pressure is going to ramp up that much more.
Speaker 1: That is more here on the College Football Show presented
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Speaker 1: Getting there right now, Let's get to it before we
Speaker 1: get into the Top one hundred. We gotta start with
Speaker 1: the drama because Ohio State literally just won a national
Speaker 1: championship and then found a way to already have some
Speaker 1: drama going on this offseason because their defensive coordinator Jim Knowles,
Speaker 1: who has been there for the last couple of seasons.
Speaker 1: He left and is now the defensive coordinator over at
Speaker 1: Penn State, and everybody's like, why would he do this?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Granted, part of it was for the money three years,
Speaker 1: like over nine million dollars, the highest paid coordinator in
Speaker 1: all of college football by at least three hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dollars. But those aren't the two reasons why
Speaker 1: he left. I believe that he left for two reasons.
Speaker 1: Number one, I believe that it is the easiest path
Speaker 1: to head coach that he can see of like a
Speaker 1: major program, because you have had James Franklin flirting with leaving,
Speaker 1: flirting with the NFL, flirting with other opportunities all the time.
Speaker 1: So and he's a Pennsylvania guy who has never coached
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, and we already know Ryan Date now that
Speaker 1: he's won a national championship, there is no chance in
Speaker 1: hell he's leaving Ohio State. He loves Ohio State like
Speaker 1: down to his core, in his entire bones. So staying
Speaker 1: at Ohio State one gonna get you there. But over
Speaker 1: at Penn State you might have a different level of opportunity,
Speaker 1: and with James Franklin, if he decides to leave, and
Speaker 1: you don't know what them private conversations are like, because
Speaker 1: I've heard some of them, and there are some of
Speaker 1: your favorite college football coaches that if they get a
Speaker 1: chance to go in the NFL, they're gone the problem.
Speaker 1: And people are like, wholla, well, all these coaches are
Speaker 1: gonna leave. They're not gonna leave. They're not gonna leave
Speaker 1: because they're not getting NFL offers. But if they do,
Speaker 1: and I'm talking about head coaching jobs, they out of there.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And the second reason why I believe that Jim Knowles
Speaker 1: left is because the Ohio State defense is not going
Speaker 1: to be as good next year as it was this year.
Speaker 2: They had a lot of seniors.
Speaker 1: Yes, Ohio State is recruited well, plenty of talent, but
Speaker 1: there was gonna be a little bit of a drop
Speaker 1: off going into next season.
Speaker 2: And he was like, yo, yo, yo.
Speaker 1: What we not gonna do is sign up to get
Speaker 1: blamed for that and then lower your chances of getting
Speaker 1: a head coaching job. So those are the two reasons
Speaker 1: why I believe that that man left. But I will
Speaker 1: tell you this because it was according to Brett McMurphy
Speaker 1: that Ohio State asked Knows not to attend the national
Speaker 1: championship celebration. I'm like, what, the man that literally is
Speaker 1: responsible for you winning a national championship, you leave him
Speaker 1: out of the celebration. He hadn't even taken the Penn
Speaker 1: State job yet, and you're gonna leave him out. I
Speaker 1: think that that is nasty work. I think it's dirty
Speaker 1: because we see people celebrate with the teams all the time,
Speaker 1: Like there are players who either have or are going
Speaker 1: to go in the transfer portal that played four teams
Speaker 1: in the College Football Playoff?
Speaker 2: What are we doing here? Come on?
Speaker 1: Man?
Speaker 2: Like that?
Speaker 1: That I believe, especially for a coach and a leadership position,
Speaker 1: it just looks bad because on one hand, there's the
Speaker 1: players who transfer, then there's the coaches who transfer. Which
Speaker 1: one of those should be held to a higher standard?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I mean because the Ohio State spin on this whole
Speaker 1: thing is that Ryan day that he punished Jim Knowles
Speaker 1: than taking some of the autonomy away after the Oregon loss,
Speaker 1: and then that was the beginning of the end. That's
Speaker 1: what Ohio State spin is. But then at another Ohio
Speaker 1: State faction. They believe that knows that him establishing dominance
Speaker 1: and ownership over the defense, despite the protests and his
Speaker 1: riff with the d line coach Larry Johnson, is actually
Speaker 1: what won them the National championship. But the funny part
Speaker 1: is Jim Knowles clearly doesn't have any hard feelings because
Speaker 1: he was just asked about Ryan Day and there is
Speaker 1: no There's not a single coach that I've ever read
Speaker 1: that is spoken more highly of their head coach and
Speaker 1: Ryan than Jim knows did a Ryan Day.
Speaker 2: Nobody.
Speaker 1: He protects the team, he insulates everybody, He loves this place,
Speaker 1: he wants to be here. This is worse hard is
Speaker 1: at He's a good man like everything in between. So
Speaker 1: if you're going to do that even after, that means
Speaker 1: that he didn't believe that this was a Ryan Day issue.
Speaker 1: He felt like this was an Ohio State issue. And
Speaker 1: you guys hop in the comments, do you think that
Speaker 1: that was wrong or right for Ohio State to leave
Speaker 1: him out of the National championship celebration while he was
Speaker 1: debating whether he was going to leave or stay, and
Speaker 1: they were in contract negotiations because Chip Kelly he may
Speaker 1: be leaving as well, but he was invited. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying something a little bit weird going on there. And
Speaker 1: then that leads us to the next topic of conversation.
Speaker 2: Which is.
Speaker 1: How should we feel Because players get criticized by the media,
Speaker 1: they get demonized by fans when they choose to hop
Speaker 1: into transfer portal for whatever reason that they're hopping in.
Speaker 2: They get talked about and.
Speaker 1: Told that they're disloyal, they're just leaving for the money
Speaker 1: and whatever. So how do you square that when coaches
Speaker 1: leave from great situations? So Jim No making two million
Speaker 1: dollars at Ohio State leaves to go to Penn State
Speaker 1: for three point one average over the life of the
Speaker 1: contract three years. Now, Ohio State would have knew that
Speaker 1: they were probably gonna have to give him a raise.
Speaker 1: They may have been up to like two point five.
Speaker 1: And he was like, nah, nah, So how are we
Speaker 1: supposed to look at this? Because I believe that we
Speaker 1: that the same energy needs to be kept for well
Speaker 1: for players as it is for coaches. Because if we're
Speaker 1: going to give coaches the pass for saying, oh man,
Speaker 1: they're just doing what's right for their family, They're just
Speaker 1: making the best decision for them professionally. Why aren't the
Speaker 1: players given that same grace when these are between seventeen
Speaker 1: and twenty two year olds for the most part, and
Speaker 1: we're giving thirty forty fifty year old men passes.
Speaker 2: Why is that?
Speaker 1: Shouldn't the older people be held to a higher standard.
Speaker 1: And I've tried to explain to people that it's actually
Speaker 1: coached in mind you, this is not saying that coaches
Speaker 1: are bad or anything like that, because I have a
Speaker 1: lot of friends who are coaches, and I understand it.
Speaker 1: Everybody's looking for economic stability that means you want to
Speaker 1: get paid good money. They want to be somewhere geographically
Speaker 1: desirable for them in their life, Like if you're a
Speaker 1: Midwest person, you might want to be there close to
Speaker 1: your family. If you're a West Coast you may want
Speaker 1: to be closed like whatever. Geographic desirability looks like that
Speaker 1: to you. And you want to be have opportunities at
Speaker 1: your job, like you want to have an upward trajectory,
Speaker 1: and you want to have a good job like all
Speaker 1: of those things. Everybody's looking for that. So the players
Speaker 1: are looking for that on some level, But the coaches,
Speaker 1: with their instability, started it, and the necessity and the
Speaker 1: player's desire to want to have that freedom and flexibility
Speaker 1: as well, because when you have a coach, and this
Speaker 1: happened after my freshman year. I believe at the University
Speaker 1: of Oregon, my tight end coach, coach Oz, who I
Speaker 1: still talk to to is they have a good relationship
Speaker 1: with He leaves and goes to Arizona State. So how
Speaker 1: do you think that I felt as a player? This
Speaker 1: man recruited me, sold me, got me to buy in
Speaker 1: on what he was doing and on what he was selling.
Speaker 1: I go up there because I'm going to be under
Speaker 1: the coach ods Tutelage who's gotten other players tight ends
Speaker 1: to go to the NFL, and then he ups and
Speaker 1: bounces early in my career.
Speaker 2: How do you think I felt about that? Not very good? Right?
Speaker 1: So, if the transfer portal had been available, I may
Speaker 1: have hopped in it to go with him because I,
Speaker 1: you know, was in with his coaching. Or I may
Speaker 1: have because the next guy who came in might not
Speaker 1: have been feeling me like that good thing he was.
Speaker 1: But that's the point is that he bounces. I feel
Speaker 1: some type of way. I feel like my stable, my
Speaker 1: situation is unstable, and maybe I need to look for
Speaker 1: greener pastors. Now that's not I'm not in the camp
Speaker 1: that this is always the right idea for players or
Speaker 1: anything like that, but you have to see it from
Speaker 1: that lens. So when coaches and I mean coach Coach
Speaker 1: Peterson before he went to Boise State, where do you
Speaker 1: think he was at Oregon? Coach Greatwood who went to
Speaker 1: other places. Coach Gregory who went to you dubb and
Speaker 1: other places. Like, all of these guys were on staff
Speaker 1: and then they leave. There's no demonizing them for it.
Speaker 1: So why should we demonize the players for it. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying that's something that we need to think about
Speaker 1: and consider how we look at it. But you know,
Speaker 1: fans get hurt and hurt people hurt people.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Now, we got to talk about the ESPN postseason Top
Speaker 1: twenty well sorry, excuse me. Now we got to talk
Speaker 1: about the way we can be clear the East. The
Speaker 1: ESPN postseason Top one hundred Players of the Year. And
Speaker 1: it's funny because what you had in the preseason versus
Speaker 1: what you had in the postseason two completely different things.
Speaker 1: Because you had nineteen of the top players that were ranked,
Speaker 1: nine of them were not even ranked at all.
Speaker 2: They were unranked.
Speaker 1: So nine of the top nineteen players were unranked in
Speaker 1: the top one hundred of the preseason, including number six,
Speaker 1: number five, and number four, and note was Ty Warren
Speaker 1: from the Penn State tight end from Penn State. Number five,
Speaker 1: you had Jeremiah Smith from Ohio State, and then number
Speaker 1: four you got Cam Scattabu. Those guys weren't even ranked.
Speaker 1: Think about that. And then you had also ranked very high.
Speaker 1: You had Dylan Gabriel who was in there in the preseason,
Speaker 1: who ended up at number nine. But this was absolutely
Speaker 1: shocking to me that when I saw this list it
Speaker 1: was nowhere near as bad as I thought it was
Speaker 1: going to be, because I when sometimes when I go
Speaker 1: into these things, I'm expecting the FPI model, which is
Speaker 1: completely broken, and we've talked about that. You can go
Speaker 1: on on a frame show. We've talked about ESPN's FPI
Speaker 1: which is obviously separate than this ranking metric that is
Speaker 1: completely broken, and you guys can go like subscribe, get notifications,
Speaker 1: hopping them comments. So Travis Hunter was one, aston Gen
Speaker 1: t was two. So you had the Heisman winner and
Speaker 1: runner up one. Two makes sense. You had Cam Wore three,
Speaker 1: who clearly transformed Miami season. He was a super hero
Speaker 1: down there for them. No problem with him being number three.
Speaker 1: Cam Scattable at four, loved it. He finally got some
Speaker 1: of the love and appreciation that he deserved for carrying
Speaker 1: that team. You had Jeremiah Smith at five. Now, he
Speaker 1: didn't have the most impressive receiving stats in the whole country,
Speaker 1: Like he wasn't number one or two in the country.
Speaker 1: But the dude was electric. That's what he was. He
Speaker 1: was a difference maker. Seventy six sketches, thirteen hundred yards
Speaker 1: in fifteen touchdowns and came in in the preseason unranked.
Speaker 1: Now to go backwards, though, Travis Hunter preseason ranking was three,
Speaker 1: and Aston Gent was number twenty five. Good there, and
Speaker 1: like I told you already, Camp Scataboo, Jeremiah Smith and
Speaker 1: number six Tyler Warren were completely unranked and the dude
Speaker 1: caught one hundred and one catches. Number seven Kelvin Banks
Speaker 1: from Texas, who's going to be a top first round
Speaker 1: pick this year, and he had a preseason rank of nine,
Speaker 1: so he excelled that. Abdul Carter from Penn State preseason
Speaker 1: ranking twenty, ended up at eight. Dylan Gabriel started at sixteen,
Speaker 1: ended up at number nine because he clearly helped the
Speaker 1: Oregon season. And then you had Kyle Kannard from South
Speaker 1: Carolina at number ten and he started out the season unranked.
Speaker 1: Now here is where some of the things, like the
Speaker 1: controversial things like so you had Nick Nash, the wide
Speaker 1: receiver from San Jose.
Speaker 2: State, and he had a good season. And he's actually the.
Speaker 1: Third Group of five player that was ranked and placed
Speaker 1: ahead of Tetoroa McMillan, who was at number twenty eight.
Speaker 1: Because the draft is coming up and we're going to
Speaker 1: compare those things to that, because it's actually gonna be
Speaker 1: interesting to see how that kid fares in the NFL,
Speaker 1: because on one hand, his stats were ridiculous. He you know,
Speaker 1: most yards, most touchdowns, most catches during the regular season
Speaker 1: triple Crown got, but he didn't get the love because
Speaker 1: a lot of it was done against you know, fcs
Speaker 1: or bad teams or bad G five teams. So him
Speaker 1: ranked at twenty four ahead of t mac at twenty eight,
Speaker 1: that's gonna be tough to square, I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: unless he goes into the NFL and kills it. Because
Speaker 1: these rankings when you look at the rankings, these players
Speaker 1: are like the players that were most impactful this season,
Speaker 1: like Mason Graham at Michigan, big impact because they don't
Speaker 1: beat Ohio State without them. Number twelve, you had another
Speaker 1: FCS player. You had Harold fannin junior tight end out
Speaker 1: of Bowling Green, one hundred and seventeen receptions, ten touchdowns,
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred yards, preseason, unranked, And this goes to go
Speaker 1: show you too, how the season, how the preseason and
Speaker 1: the postseason shakeout. Just like the preseason rankings, you have
Speaker 1: players that are well, you have teams that are ranked
Speaker 1: very high, and then they fall down lower. So I
Speaker 1: actually love this ranking. Now here is one that is
Speaker 1: going to rub people the wrong way. Jalen Milroad was
Speaker 1: unranked at the end the season, and I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm actually not mad at that, not mad at it
Speaker 1: at all, because Alabama completely underwhelmed this season and there
Speaker 1: were times where he was good, but he didn't play
Speaker 1: superhero ball. Now, do I believe he's probably one of
Speaker 1: the best hundred college football players this year, Yes, probably,
Speaker 1: But the way that his performance turned out, it just
Speaker 1: didn't line up in that line in that bank. But
Speaker 1: I will say the most underrated, the most underrated in
Speaker 1: the ESPN Top one hundred postseason was number sixty nine,
Speaker 1: Diego Pavia. And for some reason, I feel like it's
Speaker 1: appropriate that he was number sixty nine, like just just
Speaker 1: something that a spectacle. At that point, you all you
Speaker 1: need to do is ask Alabama and ask Auburn about
Speaker 1: Diego Pavia. Now he guessed at number sixty nine, he
Speaker 1: was recognized, but you have to think about the impact
Speaker 1: that him and Vanderbilt had on college football.
Speaker 2: This year.
Speaker 1: They were no longer the bottom sellar dwellers of the SEC.
Speaker 1: They beat Alabama for the first time in forty years.
Speaker 1: This is not just a layup, and Diego Pavia was
Speaker 1: the catalyst for that, and obviously their coach Clark leave.
Speaker 1: But come on, man, the man needed to be higher
Speaker 1: in terms of what his impact was. And here is
Speaker 1: where another player that he still ended up ranks. But
Speaker 1: think about this. Expectations can be an image killer. Because
Speaker 1: you at James Pierce Junior, the kid from Tennessee. He
Speaker 1: was number one in the preseason Top one hundred and
Speaker 1: his eighteen point seven percent pressure rate was second best
Speaker 1: amongst all defenders in FBS. This year, and he finished
Speaker 1: the season rank number forty one. That lets you know
Speaker 1: that expectations when they don't necessarily match well, when expectations
Speaker 1: are so high, and even when you play at the
Speaker 1: level that you would have expected, when you have the
Speaker 1: Jeremiah Smiths pop up, you have the other teams pop up,
Speaker 1: the other players pop up that were not expected. Now
Speaker 1: that for some reason fills more grandiose. Now Here is
Speaker 1: one thing that I did agree with. Will Howard quarterback
Speaker 1: for Ohio State. He finished twenty spots behind Kyle McCord,
Speaker 1: so we got fifty seven and thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Loved it.
Speaker 1: The reason why I love this is because Kyle McCord
Speaker 1: was a better quarterback than Will Howard this year. And
Speaker 1: I do believe that even though Ohio State won the
Speaker 1: national championship, that the team would have been better off
Speaker 1: they would have They probably would have gone undefeated with
Speaker 1: Kyle McCord as their quarterback instead of Will Howard. Not
Speaker 1: saying the kid is bad, but one kid is better.
Speaker 1: That's not a distawhild Will Howard. That's just a compliment
Speaker 1: to Kyle McCord. But the cool part was that you
Speaker 1: ended up with four freshmen on this list Leonora's Sellers
Speaker 1: out of South Carolina, who we can't wait to watch
Speaker 1: him next season. You had Sam Levitt out of Arizona State,
Speaker 1: who preseason hype going into next year is crazy crazy.
Speaker 1: I mean just I think it's too much, and we'll
Speaker 1: talk about that on a later date. You got Ryan
Speaker 1: Williams from Alabama, the seventeen year old wide receiver. I
Speaker 1: don't think he'll be seventeen next season, so maybe he'll
Speaker 1: just be the eighteen year old wide receiver. And then
Speaker 1: you had Jeremiah Smith. So did you guys like the list?
Speaker 1: I'll put a tag to it down there so you
Speaker 1: guys can see it in the descriptions.
Speaker 2: Will make sure that you guys check it out.
Speaker 1: Next thing up, does the college football regular season still matter?
Speaker 2: That's the question.
Speaker 1: Because your second and third favorite college football media people,
Speaker 1: they will tell you that it doesn't matter as much,
Speaker 1: oh the regular season. It's watered down now and all
Speaker 1: of that wrong. They are looking at this from the
Speaker 1: complete wrong lens. Actually, more games matter than have ever mattered.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Where they are right is is that games like the
Speaker 1: Big Game Michigan Ohio State, the Iron Bowl, Alabama Auburn
Speaker 1: losing that game now will not tank your season. If
Speaker 1: you've done enough work up front, you will still make
Speaker 1: the college football playoff.
Speaker 2: You can.
Speaker 1: But here is where they are completely wrong is that
Speaker 1: those games, the magnitude and the impact of those games
Speaker 1: where if you lose them, you don't go to the
Speaker 1: conference championship, or that part they are right about. However,
Speaker 1: more games matter because the conference championship races without the divisions.
Speaker 2: Have been heated and they are not even decided.
Speaker 1: Only one team I believe had clinched going in of
Speaker 1: the power for conferences had clinched going into the last
Speaker 1: week of the season, and that was Oregon.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 1: So we didn't We couldn't definitively say who was playing
Speaker 1: in the Big Ten Championship, who was playing in the
Speaker 1: SEC Championship, the ACC Championship. Oh wait, hold up, SMU
Speaker 1: was still that was in that category two, So you couldn't,
Speaker 1: or the Big Twelve especially, you couldn't definitively say who
Speaker 1: was going to play it. So that means that damn
Speaker 1: near every game in the conference mattered at the end
Speaker 1: of the season, and that's not what would have typically
Speaker 1: happened in the in the normal set of world. In
Speaker 1: the four team playoffs, you really only had like six
Speaker 1: or seven teams going into the last week of the
Speaker 1: season that even had an iota of a chance to
Speaker 1: make the college football playoffs. That's the difference. So Tennessee
Speaker 1: Vandy at the end of the season actually mattered, even
Speaker 1: though Tennessee couldn't go to the SEC Championship. Minnesota, Penn
Speaker 1: State mattered, Clemson, pit mattered BYU, Arizona State mattered, Georgia Tech.
Speaker 1: Georgia actually mattered, not just the teams that were ranked
Speaker 1: from one to you know, six in the last couple
Speaker 1: of weeks of the season. No, because those buys were
Speaker 1: on the line and everything else.
Speaker 2: So if you.
Speaker 1: Love college football like we do here on another Fraid show,
Speaker 1: don't sit here and let these people bait you and
Speaker 1: try to tell you that the regular season was not
Speaker 1: as important and that the twelve team playoff and that
Speaker 1: four was the answer. They just want to be right
Speaker 1: about about four. Four was never the right answer. Expansion
Speaker 1: was always the right answer.
Speaker 2: I was an.
Speaker 1: Eighteen playoff guy, but the twelve I'm not mad at
Speaker 1: I think that sixteen is the answer only because I
Speaker 1: don't like boys. I do not believe anybody should be
Speaker 1: getting buyes, and we saw the bye problem this year,
Speaker 1: just saying told y'all that this was the problem that
Speaker 1: we were gonna have.
Speaker 2: Next thing up. I want to give Bill Belichick a
Speaker 2: shout out.
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick a shout out because and I'm assuming that
Speaker 1: this is because of him and him leaving no stone unturned.
Speaker 1: That Keenan Memorial Stadium which has since thirty which has
Speaker 1: had synthetic turf since twenty twenty. So Keenan Memorial Stadium
Speaker 1: synthetic turf since twenty twenty, that they switched from natural
Speaker 1: grass after Mike Brown was hired, and now they're athletic
Speaker 1: director Bubba Cunningham. He actually gave credit to Bill Belichick
Speaker 1: for that because the Patriots played on turf from two
Speaker 1: thousand and six on and he probably didn't want it there. Now,
Speaker 1: this dude has thrown himself, Bill Belichick, into the college
Speaker 1: football head coach life. The dude is out at high schools.
Speaker 1: He's even sitting courtside at Bulls games with GM Mike Lombardi.
Speaker 1: The dude is out here like embracing this college football life.
Speaker 1: So if anybody thought he was going to the NFL,
Speaker 1: it ain't happening.
Speaker 2: And I love.
Speaker 1: The switch to grass and North Carolina is a state
Speaker 1: that you can support it, that you are not gonna
Speaker 1: end up with sloppy fields.
Speaker 2: Love it.
Speaker 1: Just take care of your grass, not mad at it.
Speaker 1: Good job Bill, Good job Bill Belichick. All right, Next
Speaker 1: thing up, Dylan Ryola. He was quarterback for Nebraska. He
Speaker 1: was in the locker room with the Chiefs after they
Speaker 1: won their AFC championship game and he was dubbed as
Speaker 1: the Patrick Mahomes junior. And I remember watching a Fox
Speaker 1: like pre roll, like a promo for a Nebraska game. Oh,
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes junior, the next Patrick Mahomes up, we'll see
Speaker 1: him play this Saturday. And the dude just finished a much,
Speaker 1: you know, like a solid freshman.
Speaker 2: He's in at Nebraska.
Speaker 1: The kids often compared to Mahomes because he's I call
Speaker 1: him cosplay Mahomes. And this is no slander because I
Speaker 1: know the kid. Him and my kid are cool. Like
Speaker 1: this ain't no diss at all. I believe that Dylan
Speaker 1: will have more success once he stands in like not
Speaker 1: being the car not doing the exact same thing as
Speaker 1: Patrick Mahomes, but taking all the best parts of Patrick
Speaker 1: Mahomes and then adding his own flairing into it. It
Speaker 1: reminds me of the movie Cool Runnings when they were
Speaker 1: becoming a Bobslad team and they were copying everything that
Speaker 1: the Swiss did, and at some point, you know, Senka
Speaker 1: was like, yeah, like yo, bro, like, we gotta stop
Speaker 1: copying the Swiss. We gotta be who we are. And
Speaker 1: that's when they started to have more success because trying
Speaker 1: to be like the Swiss was causing them problems even though, oh,
Speaker 1: the Swiss had a lot of good things going. And
Speaker 1: that's exactly where Dylan Ryola and Patrick Mahomes are because
Speaker 1: it's the glasses, the haircut, the pregame warm up, the everything, everything,
Speaker 1: and this is going to add way more pressure onto him.
Speaker 1: Now granted he didn't go out there publicizing it and
Speaker 1: everything else. It was the actual players from the Chiefs
Speaker 1: who put them on, you know, put them on social
Speaker 1: media because Ryleis's dad, oh, excuse me, excuse me, let me.
Speaker 1: That's teammate Dawson Merritt. His father is a Chiefs coach,
Speaker 1: and the Cornhuskers just hired Chiefs assistant Terry Brayden.
Speaker 2: To be their new d line coach.
Speaker 1: So this is something that I'm going to watch because
Speaker 1: the pressure is going to ramp up even more if
Speaker 1: he allows himself to be pigeonholed into the Dylan Ryola
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, into the Patrick Mahomes model. When he's got
Speaker 1: to say listen, yes, I love Patrick Mahomes one of
Speaker 1: my kids. He's like, listen, I'm Patrick Mahomes, Like, this
Speaker 1: is what I want to be. I love the way
Speaker 1: his style of play. Nothing wrong with that. You gotta
Speaker 1: stand in your own shoes, man. And I would tell
Speaker 1: the kid that myself. I like him, I like his dad.
Speaker 1: Good folks, that's something that we got to talk about.
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