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Speaker 2: Welcome in episode one ninety five, What's Right with Nick Wright?
Speaker 2: And there's obviously a big story people are tuning in
Speaker 2: to get my reaction to. So Demanzi's gonna join us
Speaker 2: in just a moment. We'll get right to it. We
Speaker 2: have a very long show, and I have a very
Speaker 2: long day I have. You know, I anticipated last night
Speaker 2: maybe going a little differently when I scheduled my Tuesday
Speaker 2: as follows the What's Right Show, then on Colin Coward's
Speaker 2: TV show, then my own TV show, then Mina Kimes podcast,
Speaker 2: then Colin Coward's podcast, that's all happening in the next
Speaker 2: twelve hours, and it was supposed to be a glorious
Speaker 2: celebration of sorts. It would appear the road to celebration
Speaker 2: has taken a slight detour. But before we get to
Speaker 2: any of that, here's what missed the cut. Taylor Swift
Speaker 2: doesn't go to the Eagles Chiefs game. Maybe that hadn't impact.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure. The f one in Vegas has gotten
Speaker 2: mixed reviews, and something that did not get mixed reviews Demansey.
Speaker 2: I watched Top Gun Maverick, and after being very unimpressed
Speaker 2: by the original Top Gun, I must say Top Gun
Speaker 2: Maverick was all it was cracked up to be. That
Speaker 2: is a damn good movie. I think you would enjoy it.
Speaker 2: Gabe was right about that. Yeah, the new one, Yeah,
Speaker 2: the you've seen the new Top Gun? Yeah? Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: no last year. It's damn good movie. That one, Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean that was very impressive by you also missed
Speaker 2: the cut. Jordan Poole finally got his thirty points. He
Speaker 2: also doesn't understand how the clock works in the NBA,
Speaker 2: but demon's we've got to get to it. The big story.
Speaker 2: You don't even have to intro it. It's what everyone's
Speaker 2: talking about this morning, waiting for my reaction. And I
Speaker 2: can't say we didn't see this coming. But when an
Speaker 2: offense is as perpetually inept as this offense has been,
Speaker 2: things happen. And the Steelers have fired Canada, and I
Speaker 2: gotta tell you, I mean, I don't know what it
Speaker 2: means for Kenny Pickett. Maybe it helps him turn around.
Speaker 2: What do you guys? I hear laughter in the background.
Speaker 2: This is the breaking news. Do you not follow schefter?
Speaker 2: This happened. This is what people are here for. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is, you know, perennial AFC power. This is a
Speaker 2: team fighting for the playoffs and divisions that's in such
Speaker 2: offensive disarray. They are now the second AFC team in
Speaker 2: the last week to fire their offensive coordinator. First it's
Speaker 2: you know, Ken Dorsey with the Bills. Now it's Matt
Speaker 2: Canada with the Steelers. I just I you know, I
Speaker 2: would tune in to Andrew Philipponi on ninety three seven
Speaker 2: The Fan in Pittsburgh for more in depth coverage of
Speaker 2: this story. But I would imagine, you know that would
Speaker 2: I would hope what we I'm gonna be talking with
Speaker 2: cowhurt about I noticed that's not what happens to be
Speaker 2: at the top of the rundown. So demons, go ahead,
Speaker 2: what we starting with today? I'm sorry, I just I
Speaker 2: thought we were breaking news show. I thought I apologize.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there was the old litmus test last night.
Speaker 3: Things weren't so lit for you, beloved Chiefs. They did
Speaker 3: miss some drop passes, touchdown passes. Apparently Scantling didn't get
Speaker 3: the memo and thought this was a practice game. This
Speaker 3: is a Super Bowl rematch. But you went to an
Speaker 3: Eagles bar with your pops to watch the Chief.
Speaker 2: Chiefs Chiefs in Philly. So so I so, here's the deal.
Speaker 2: I'm going to I'm gonna kind of speed run my
Speaker 2: thoughts on the game and then spend a lot of
Speaker 2: time on my evening because I actually think that could
Speaker 2: be more important if you will. Here's I'm in a
Speaker 2: rough spot when it comes to the talking about the game,
Speaker 2: and I'm not I don't want to. I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: do the podcast of disservice. But I have an entire
Speaker 2: television staff, including co hosts, all plotting my demise today.
Speaker 2: We have two of our lead producers, Dusty who's our
Speaker 2: number one viewer of this podcast is a diehard Eagles fan.
Speaker 2: Cab is a big Eagles fan. Cab who never texts me,
Speaker 2: just text me an Eagle emoji shortly after the final
Speaker 2: whistle last night. Wild's and Brew just regularly just team
Speaker 2: up against me and Manginie's there today. So the problem
Speaker 2: that I have is this, if I lay out my
Speaker 2: full case as to why the Chiefs are just gonna
Speaker 2: be fine, I am giving them four extra hours to
Speaker 2: prepare to argue with me on television. Meanwhile, they Wild's
Speaker 2: and Brew will both be sitting in their offices with
Speaker 2: the doors closed, having all the producers working for them.
Speaker 2: It's like one on seventeen on First Things First today,
Speaker 2: And so I don't want to reveal my full game plan,
Speaker 2: but here is what I will say. Okay, I understand
Speaker 2: that everyone today is going to have the same opinion, Uh,
Speaker 2: catch the football. You're gonna watch sports TV all over
Speaker 2: both networks, all the shows, and everyone's gonna have this
Speaker 2: in brilliant take. When you throw a pass, catch the best.
Speaker 2: And if the Chiefs don't catch passes, it's hard to
Speaker 2: get first downs and score points. And everyone's gonna act
Speaker 2: like they reinvented the wheel on this. They're like, you know,
Speaker 2: I remember, I'm old enough to remember when the Chiefs
Speaker 2: had an awesome wide receiver. Whatever happened to him, maybe
Speaker 2: they should try to get it. Do you think they
Speaker 2: get him back? That's what everyone's gonna say. And I'm
Speaker 2: here to tell you that's not the story last night.
Speaker 2: And Dusty, if you tell brew this is my take,
Speaker 2: I'll never speak again because Bru doesn't watch this podcast.
Speaker 2: So there, he's not gonna know unless you tell him, Dusty,
Speaker 2: and none of you guys tweet to him either. The
Speaker 2: story of last night. Yes, the Chiefs would have won
Speaker 2: if they could have caught the ball. Yes, right now
Speaker 2: they have a bad receiver group that's not really deniable.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's worse than it was last year
Speaker 2: that they won the Super Bowl with. But last year
Speaker 2: maybe Mark Wisvaldas Scantling catches that pass. And while I
Speaker 2: think Rashi Rice is better than Juju, Smith Schuster Mahomes
Speaker 2: seems to trust Juju more than he trusts Rice. Seems
Speaker 2: like the guy you trust the most is Justin Watson,
Speaker 2: the kid from Penn who made one really good catch,
Speaker 2: but also had a few critical drops. But none of
Speaker 2: that is the story. And if people can take a
Speaker 2: deep breath and take a step back, the story from
Speaker 2: the Chiefs the side of things is, while yes, a win,
Speaker 2: they should have won the game. They were in position
Speaker 2: to win the game. They blew a double digit halftime lead,
Speaker 2: They had bad drops. It was ugly, all of it.
Speaker 2: But the Chiefs played a team that not only has
Speaker 2: the best record in football, not only last year had
Speaker 2: the best record in the NFC, maybe all football. Not
Speaker 2: I think it was just the type of the Chiefs
Speaker 2: best record in football, but a team who is known
Speaker 2: for having the most physical, most dominating offensive and defensive
Speaker 2: lines in the NFL. That is their calling card. And
Speaker 2: the Kansaity Chiefs last night at Arrowhead pushed them around
Speaker 2: on both sides of the ball. Now they couldn't finish
Speaker 2: it off. And the Eagles, I'm taking nothing away from them.
Speaker 2: That is a team that knows how to win football games,
Speaker 2: that finds ways to win football games. And Jalen Hurts
Speaker 2: being able to have as bad of a game as
Speaker 2: he was having and then still making that pass to
Speaker 2: Devonte Smith that was the biggest play of the game.
Speaker 2: That's that is what allows you to become a great
Speaker 2: quarterback is when even when you're having a bad game,
Speaker 2: that you can make the critical play. Credit to him
Speaker 2: and the and I get it. People are gonna say yeah,
Speaker 2: and DeVante caught it, and then Mahomes made an even
Speaker 2: better play and MBS dropped it. I understand that. But
Speaker 2: I watched a football game last night where the Kansas
Speaker 2: City Chiefs could run the ball all over an Eagles
Speaker 2: team that no one has been able to run on
Speaker 2: all year. And I watched the Chiefs team last night
Speaker 2: that could get to Jalen Hurts in a way no
Speaker 2: one has gotten to him all year, a team that
Speaker 2: was so dominant through the first three quarters defensively, the
Speaker 2: Eagles didn't even have an opportunity to do their brotherly
Speaker 2: shove play because they were never in third and short,
Speaker 2: and the one time they were in it, they for
Speaker 2: some reason did like a shotgun handoff and that got
Speaker 2: blown up. Oh no, And then later in the game
Speaker 2: they finally were able to do it in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 2: And I'm not taking anything away from Philadelphia. They earned
Speaker 2: that win. That was that is the type of win
Speaker 2: that if that when the Chiefs have won games like that,
Speaker 2: not really that style, but where they are thoroughly outplayed
Speaker 2: and then steal it at the end. That's what makes
Speaker 2: you feel like this is a special team. So I'm
Speaker 2: I'm throwing there. There's so much confused in today's media
Speaker 2: in my opinion on that the NFL is not college football.
Speaker 2: That is not about style points that it is not
Speaker 2: about margin of victory in especially when it's two good
Speaker 2: teams playing or two great teams playing. It's about finding
Speaker 2: a way to win the football game. And the Eagles
Speaker 2: over the last two years have done that as well
Speaker 2: as anyone other than the Chiefs. And they just went
Speaker 2: to Arrowhead and beat the Chiefs, So I give them
Speaker 2: full credit. But I watched that game and I said,
Speaker 2: there were giant segments of the game that it felt
Speaker 2: like the Chiefs dominated them, not that made a couple
Speaker 2: big plays, but methodically on both sides of the ball,
Speaker 2: dominated them. And then here's the I know everyone today
Speaker 2: Demons is going to talk about the drops and they
Speaker 2: league the leading drops and the first game of the
Speaker 2: year they had a fourth and twenty four to you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, keep the game alive. Mahomes throws
Speaker 2: it perfectly and it gets dropped. Last night they had
Speaker 2: a fourth and twenty five after a previous drop, he
Speaker 2: somehow throws it perfectly and gets dropped. I understand that.
Speaker 2: The reason I am not as focused on that as
Speaker 2: everyone else is is with all those drops, do you
Speaker 2: know why the Chiefs lost that game? Because they're three
Speaker 2: most important people all made critical mistakes. Patrick Mahomes through
Speaker 2: a terrible red zone interception. Terrible. It was a bad play.
Speaker 2: He wasn't under pressure, he just had a bad play.
Speaker 2: I believe Patrick Mahomes is not going to duplicate that mistake.
Speaker 2: Travis Kelcey, the greatest tight endeavor, very similarly to the
Speaker 2: regular season game last year against the Bengals, fumbled the
Speaker 2: ball when they were trying to go up two scores
Speaker 2: and took points off the board. And the last person
Speaker 2: is Andy Reid. Reid didn't make a singular mistake. But
Speaker 2: the Chiefs haven't scored in the second half last three weeks.
Speaker 2: They are right now the number two first half scoring
Speaker 2: team in the league and then the dead last second
Speaker 2: half scoring team in the league. That's halftime adjustments, right
Speaker 2: That is the other team making more adjustments at the
Speaker 2: half than you are. So that's on Andy. So the
Speaker 2: reason I feel fine and is if I cannot sit
Speaker 2: here and tell you I know with full confidence that
Speaker 2: these receivers who've been dropping passes all year are going
Speaker 2: to stop dropping passes. What I can tell you with
Speaker 2: full confidence is I don't think they have to stop
Speaker 2: dropping passes. If those three future first ballot Hall of Famers,
Speaker 2: some of the best to ever do what they do,
Speaker 2: clean up their stuff, and I guarantee that's how those
Speaker 2: guys feel. And yeah, that's holding them to an unfair
Speaker 2: standard whatever it is. That's when you are the most
Speaker 2: talented quarterback ever, the greatest tight endeavor and one of
Speaker 2: the greatest coaches ever, that's the standard. And so that's
Speaker 2: so that's where I land on that. I want to
Speaker 2: talk about my evening as well, but I know demand's
Speaker 2: your beloved Ravens are now the one seed. I think
Speaker 2: you have a follow up question about them in regards
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 3: They are the one seed. Do you think that with
Speaker 3: that loss of the Eagles the Arrowhead Invitationals in jeopardy?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not, And the reason for that's very simple. The
Speaker 2: Ravens and the Chiefs don't play this year, so in order,
Speaker 2: so the tiebreaker if they have the same record, is
Speaker 2: gonna come down to conference record. The Ravens have three
Speaker 2: conference losses the Chiefs have won, so if they finished
Speaker 2: with the same record, it's almost impossible for the Ravens
Speaker 2: to have a higher seat to be above the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: And then if you just look at what Kansas City
Speaker 2: has the rest of the way, it's the Raiders, Packers, Bills.
Speaker 2: That could be a tough game depending on where we
Speaker 2: are on the roller coaster, Patriots Raiders Bengals, which was
Speaker 2: supposed to be a tough game but now features Jake
Speaker 2: Browning and then the Chargers, who at that point are
Speaker 2: who even knows who's playing for them because they are
Speaker 2: at four mate. Now, maybe that's a tough game against
Speaker 2: the Chargers because they're you know, yeah, but more likely
Speaker 2: their coach has been fired. And you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: it's you know, we're in one two, three can coon season,
Speaker 2: so I it is even if you think the Chiefs
Speaker 2: have two more losses in them, which I do not.
Speaker 2: The question is, are the Ravens with their schedule of
Speaker 2: at the Chargers home for the Rams, at the Jags
Speaker 2: at the Niners home for the Dolphins, home for the Steelers.
Speaker 2: If the Chiefs lose twice more, the Ravens have to
Speaker 2: go five and one down the stretch if they go,
Speaker 2: and I don't think that's gonna yeah, go ahead, likely
Speaker 2: well for the record, even five and one I don't
Speaker 2: think gets the Ravens the one seed because I don't
Speaker 2: think the Chiefs have two losses on that schedule. Even
Speaker 2: if you say they're gonna lose to Buffalo, losing to
Speaker 2: the Patriots is an impossibility. The Wills, the Raiders have
Speaker 2: beaten them once in six years, like it's gonna be
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe maybe they are. I mean, they
Speaker 2: did just lose. They has scored fourteen points and lost
Speaker 2: to Miami. All right. I actually considered if the Chiefs
Speaker 2: said one, and this is the I almost if the
Speaker 2: Chiefs said one, I was gonna lead with this and
Speaker 2: this is what I was saying, was maybe the more
Speaker 2: important thing. But because they lost, it would have seemed
Speaker 2: cowardly if I did so. Last night, my dad, who
Speaker 2: lives in Kansas City and who I grew up going
Speaker 2: to Chiefs games with, came to New York and then
Speaker 2: he and I drove to Philadelphia to a Chiefs bar
Speaker 2: called Big Charley's, which I'm actually wearing the sweatshirt that
Speaker 2: they gave me. So it's a Chiefs bar in Philly.
Speaker 2: And it was you know, my dad lives in Kansas City,
Speaker 2: flies to New York, so we can drive to Philadelphia
Speaker 2: for a game against Philadelphia that's taking place in Kansas
Speaker 2: City to watch it at a Kansaity base bar. That's
Speaker 2: the TikTok of it, if you will. And it was.
Speaker 2: They were great people. It was an unbelievable environment. I
Speaker 2: put out some videos some pictures, is great, but that's
Speaker 2: not actually the part that I want to talk about.
Speaker 2: And the h and I don't know how long I'm
Speaker 2: gonna talk about this, and I don't and I I
Speaker 2: kind of know what I want to say, but I
Speaker 2: don't exactly know how I should say it. But this
Speaker 2: is our last show before Thanksgiving, and there's gonna be
Speaker 2: a lot of people around family, you know this, you
Speaker 2: know here in the next few days, and you know,
Speaker 2: I will have the pleasure of having my Demands and
Speaker 2: Dior and Deanna and Me and Danielle all together for
Speaker 2: the first time in you know, three months since your
Speaker 2: went off to college. But so I'm almost forty years old,
Speaker 2: and it's a weird thing I think, and I hope
Speaker 2: that there are some guys out there listening. I know
Speaker 2: we have women female listeners, but I'm gonna talk about
Speaker 2: fathers and sons here for a moment. And it's like
Speaker 2: a unique spot because I do this show with the momse.
Speaker 2: But it's a weird thing for a lot of I
Speaker 2: think guys around my age, especially once we have kids
Speaker 2: of our own, where your maybe connection point or relationship
Speaker 2: with your own father. I don't want to say it
Speaker 2: can fray, but you're busy and you're worried about your kids,
Speaker 2: and especially if you live in different cities and it's
Speaker 2: it's the again. I'm gonna say maybe some things that
Speaker 2: are hopefully, you know, as generations move on, people are
Speaker 2: more evolved or whatever it is. But especially it's two
Speaker 2: men and it's like he knows I love him, I
Speaker 2: know he loves me, and you can maybe like take
Speaker 2: the no, I don't want to say take for granted
Speaker 2: the relationship, but you can allow a lot of things
Speaker 2: to go undiscussed or unsaid or unasked about. And I
Speaker 2: you know, my dad's you know you ran a union
Speaker 2: for thirty some years. It's kind of like an old
Speaker 2: school type of guys. How he's always carried himself. And
Speaker 2: it's not like he was like one of those dads
Speaker 2: that like never said I love you. He every phone
Speaker 2: call I've ever had with in my life, he ended
Speaker 2: with I love you. He's not one of those dads
Speaker 2: like didn't hug or anything like he the he wasn't.
Speaker 2: He was a very affectionate guy. But since I've been
Speaker 2: an adult, I don't know that we've had, you know,
Speaker 2: five real like heart to heart, like how are you doing?
Speaker 2: You know, I'm sorry for this thing I did twenty
Speaker 2: years ago that might have hurt your feelings because it's
Speaker 2: just not the kind of wavelength we've operated. And we
Speaker 2: also probably haven't spent as much quality time together as
Speaker 2: either of us would like. But it's neither one of
Speaker 2: us fault. Like he was trying to get me to
Speaker 2: go with him to this big Charlie's place for two years,
Speaker 2: and every time, like it's tough Sunday football, I can't
Speaker 2: like just be watching the Chiefs game. I don't want to,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, And so so this weekend he
Speaker 2: came over on Sunday and watched football with me, and
Speaker 2: we sat and watched football and had a great time
Speaker 2: for seven hours in almost silence. It's like, oh, good play,
Speaker 2: like just sitting there and I really was enjoying it,
Speaker 2: like I was really, I really was enjoying it. And
Speaker 2: then to mom's ay, your mom came home and she
Speaker 2: sat with us for five minutes and just started talking
Speaker 2: and intentionally brought up something that my dad and I
Speaker 2: probably needed to talk about for oh, I don't know
Speaker 2: ten years, but neither one of us has. And she
Speaker 2: basically brought it up, walked out of the room and
Speaker 2: then you know what I mean, and then was like,
Speaker 2: you guys should talk like And it led to over
Speaker 2: the last thirty six hours, probably four full hours of
Speaker 2: conversations with my dad that yes, some of it was
Speaker 2: like I apologized for you know, some things I did
Speaker 2: that I didn't know hurt his feelings, whatever it was.
Speaker 2: But a lot of it was like I on the
Speaker 2: drive to Philly just asked him questions about his life
Speaker 2: before I was born that I didn't know about, and
Speaker 2: like about the early parts of his career, about you know,
Speaker 2: the things that these things that I just didn't know about.
Speaker 2: And it's like when you're a kid, you're too young
Speaker 2: to ask or your parent wouldn't tell you. And then
Speaker 2: when you're an adult and you're finally like on eye level,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, you're focused on your kids.
Speaker 1: And I.
Speaker 2: The whole drive to Philly, we talked, and then we
Speaker 2: got to Philly and watched the game. And then after
Speaker 2: the the you know, despite the devastating loss, went back
Speaker 2: to the hotel, sat outside the hotel and talked, and
Speaker 2: then went to the hotel and sat and talked for
Speaker 2: another probably ninety minutes. For it was like two in
Speaker 2: the morning and it was, you know, time to go
Speaker 2: to bed. And so I'm telling this very vulnerable. You know,
Speaker 2: potentially people are tuning in right now, they're like, oh, Nix,
Speaker 2: I'm talking about the Chiefs loss, and I'm damn near crying.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it for a reason, because it is we are.
Speaker 2: Everyone right now that has family around alive hopefully is
Speaker 2: going to be around some of them over the next
Speaker 2: five six days. And it can be very easy to
Speaker 2: just be like, ah, you know, we'll talk about that
Speaker 2: another time, or ah, he knows I love, or he
Speaker 2: knows I'm sorry about that. And I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I didn't know so much about my dad's like actual
Speaker 2: like history, like how he became who he is, which is,
Speaker 2: I believe one of the most important and successful people
Speaker 2: in the history of Kansas City. What he's done for
Speaker 2: the union membership there, for the people there, I think
Speaker 2: it is. I mean, you'll have a street named after
Speaker 2: him at one point and his road there, and like,
Speaker 2: there's this shit I should have known, like I didn't
Speaker 2: demandse when my sister, when your aunt was a baby
Speaker 2: for nine months, they all lived in Boston. I guess
Speaker 2: I knew that, but I didn't know it was when
Speaker 2: my dad was getting my dad was getting his masters
Speaker 2: at Harvard and my mom had just had Joe and
Speaker 2: they lived there. And I'm like, you, guys, Joe lived
Speaker 2: in Boston, And I guess I'm supposed to know these things.
Speaker 2: It's my family, but I'm so caught up in my
Speaker 2: own did or whatever. And I'm like, so then you
Speaker 2: did what? And then all these things And so the
Speaker 2: long meandering path of this is twofold. One is to
Speaker 2: maybe you know, uh, put well, I guess it's threefold.
Speaker 2: One is, if you're thinking about you know, reconnecting or
Speaker 2: connecting on a deeper level with someone you truly love.
Speaker 2: I cannot endorse it strongly enough because if your mom
Speaker 2: had walked in, before she walked in that room, she
Speaker 2: had said to me, I'm gonna bring this up, I
Speaker 2: would have said, no, you are not. I do not
Speaker 2: want to have these conversations. But I did evidently, So
Speaker 2: that's the first reason. The second reason is because this
Speaker 2: is such a unique dynamic and I see so the
Speaker 2: me and Demanse and so much of as young men
Speaker 2: into men, we are pushing and pulling against like who
Speaker 2: are fathers are, who they wanted to be, who they
Speaker 2: you know, who they whatever it is, and it really
Speaker 2: does form a lot of who then we are. And
Speaker 2: I I always worry that my you know that, how
Speaker 2: how rarely I have, like, you know, deep real conversations
Speaker 2: with my dad, Like I was thinking about it, like
Speaker 2: I was like, man, when I'm his age, if that's
Speaker 2: me and Demanse all be super sad, with which within
Speaker 2: means my dad was probably sad about it, but I
Speaker 2: was just focused on my own stuff. And so I
Speaker 2: don't know if that makes sense, But like I'm not
Speaker 2: always the best example on these interfamiliar relationships and so like,
Speaker 2: it was really an important, important forty eight hours of
Speaker 2: my life these last two days, like truly, and I
Speaker 2: didn't know what would be. It was just like, oh cool,
Speaker 2: my dad's coming to down, get to see him, and
Speaker 2: so I said, I said threefold. And the third reason
Speaker 2: is because instead of having to spend twenty minutes talking
Speaker 2: about that chief's loss, I only had to spend ten
Speaker 2: and no one could be mad at me about it.
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Speaker 2: Don't say, and don't say you knew it would hit.
Speaker 2: It took a historic comeback by Detroit for you to
Speaker 2: esay by the hair of your chin, they I mean
Speaker 2: the idea that like, oh, throw my feet up theirs
Speaker 2: was never a doubt. It was in major doubt. Now
Speaker 2: it hit, and I'm happy. But this wasn't like a
Speaker 2: smooth sailing teezer where you didn't have to worry.
Speaker 3: At any point in that Bears game. Did you think
Speaker 3: that they were going to beat the Lions?
Speaker 2: Well, when they had a twelve point lead with five
Speaker 2: minutes left, I thought it was possible. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: I mean when Jared goff through his third interception and
Speaker 2: they were already down nine, I was a little nervous
Speaker 2: for you. And I buy by the way, I had
Speaker 2: the Lions in a teaser, so I I was sweating
Speaker 2: it right there alongside you.
Speaker 3: Was it a seven and a half point teaser?
Speaker 2: No, So I had the Lions just six point teaser,
Speaker 2: down to just a point and a half, so I
Speaker 2: really needed that two point convert. They scored touchdown to
Speaker 2: go up one, and they went for two and they
Speaker 2: got it. Now they ended up I guess not needing
Speaker 2: it because they got the safety at the end because
Speaker 2: Field's fumbled. But yeah, I mean I was sweating it
Speaker 2: out longer than you. But congrats Demonse, Like it says
Speaker 2: undefeated since week eleven.
Speaker 3: And we will wait, ye, So, I mean, we don't
Speaker 3: have a gambling show this week. So what I'll do
Speaker 3: for you guys is I'll compile a teaser and I'll
Speaker 3: get us some money this Thanksgiving and I'll post it
Speaker 3: to my Twitter. You guys can trail me.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that's yes. Follow Demond on Twitter at demonse
Speaker 2: bird Byrd. Also, I will do my five picks as
Speaker 2: I always do, and we'll post it to the What's
Speaker 2: Right account. We'll also post Amonti's teaser to the What's
Speaker 2: Right account us for record keeping purposes, because we need
Speaker 2: to have the record stay as it is or not.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't say stay as is, but we need to
Speaker 2: do whatever. Single weekend, let's get let's get to the game,
Speaker 2: or let's get to the other stories, all right.
Speaker 3: Per usual, there's a lot of talk of who should
Speaker 3: get MVP. A lot of names make sense, but a
Speaker 3: name that might not make sense to you that makes
Speaker 3: a lot of sense to others is Rock Party. So
Speaker 3: he threw for a perfect passer rating in his last
Speaker 3: game and sits the top. He's got the fifth best
Speaker 3: odds to win MVP right now, So do you think
Speaker 3: do you think that's a safe bet? Is it rational
Speaker 3: for Rock Perrie to get MVP or is that bar fetched?
Speaker 3: I mean perfect passer rating, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe we're gonna We're literally just going
Speaker 2: to do the exact same lunatic conversation we had after
Speaker 2: the Cowboys game again. So here's the thing. Can brock
Speaker 2: Purty be the MVP of the entire league when he
Speaker 2: is not the MVP of his own team? Of course not.
Speaker 2: So let's just take that away. What about if we
Speaker 2: shouldn't hold it against him? If a team has a
Speaker 2: great defensive player, they don't win MVP. Okay, is brock
Speaker 2: perty the most valuable player on the Niners offense? Of course?
Speaker 2: Not that's Christian McCaffrey. Is he the best player? Of course,
Speaker 2: not that's Trent Williams. Like, let's all stop, just stop.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing people want me, And this was
Speaker 2: the conversation on first things first, Like Nick, time to
Speaker 2: admit you were wrong about party guys. I use this
Speaker 2: analogy on the show and I will use it again.
Speaker 2: It demands you bought recently a very nice but sensible car.
Speaker 2: It works in all environments. Let's just let's say you
Speaker 2: hit fifty teasers in a row and you were just
Speaker 2: rolling in it and you were like, hey, uh, I'm
Speaker 2: getting a brand new sports car rear will drive convertible.
Speaker 2: It's awesome, gonna have so much fun driving it. Also,
Speaker 2: as it happens, Fox is transferring me to New York,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna move from LA to New York and
Speaker 2: I'm gonna drive in my sports car. And I'm like, okay, buddy,
Speaker 2: that car's a ton of fun and you're gonna look
Speaker 2: great in it. And when the sun shining and the
Speaker 2: wind's blowing, it might look like the coolest car out there.
Speaker 2: But I gotta tell you, I've read that in the
Speaker 2: rain that car does terribly, and in the snow it's
Speaker 2: almost undrivable. And you're like, nope, don't care, think you're wrong,
Speaker 2: Gonna be great, and you drive and it's going great,
Speaker 2: and then the first time it rains you slide off
Speaker 2: the road. You're like, well, hopefully that's just an oddity.
Speaker 2: And then it snows and you can't get it out
Speaker 2: of your driveway, and then it rains and snows at
Speaker 2: the same time, and you wreck it and you take
Speaker 2: the shop get it fixed up, and then its sunshine
Speaker 2: again and you're driving and you call me. You're like, hey,
Speaker 2: ready to admit you were wrong about this car? Look
Speaker 2: at how awesome it is.
Speaker 3: No, I won't be.
Speaker 2: And the point is with Purdy, I had two questions,
Speaker 2: how will he look when all of the Avengers aren't there?
Speaker 2: How will he look if he has to come from behind?
Speaker 2: And God forbid? How would he look in all if that?
Speaker 2: Both those things happened together, and we saw it rain,
Speaker 2: we saw not all the Avengers were there against the Browns,
Speaker 2: and then we saw him it have to come from
Speaker 2: behind against the Vikings. Then we saw him have to
Speaker 2: come from behind and not have all the Avengers there
Speaker 2: against the Bengals, And how did it look? So it
Speaker 2: is not a question of does brock Purty stink? Clearly
Speaker 2: he does not. It is a question of to me
Speaker 2: it's twofold one is you know he played Baker Mayfield
Speaker 2: yesterday or Sunday? I made this point before the game.
Speaker 2: I still believe it would the San Francisco forty nine
Speaker 2: ers be better, worse of the same if Baker was
Speaker 2: the quarterback instead of Party. I'm very confident they wouldn't
Speaker 2: be worse. Maybe they wouldn't be better. I think they'd
Speaker 2: be a touch better, but they certainly could do. Baker
Speaker 2: can do everything perty's doing. That's the first, that's the
Speaker 2: I vehemently believe that, I think most people do. And
Speaker 2: then the next question is if in the postseason they
Speaker 2: are in a position anything similar to either of the
Speaker 2: circumstances they faced in the three game losing streak, can
Speaker 2: Purty pull him out of it. I don't believe he can.
Speaker 2: Well see if he proves me wrong. But the fact
Speaker 2: that it's a question means two things. One is he
Speaker 2: can't be the league MVP, and the other the other
Speaker 2: part of it is if we want to do the Hey,
Speaker 2: it's a weird year, let's give MVP to a guy
Speaker 2: with great numbers. But that's also an amazing story. CJ
Speaker 2: Stroud is sitting right there. I'm sorry. The Texans have
Speaker 2: six wins and the Niners have seven. CJ is putting
Speaker 2: up almost as good of numbers without any all pros
Speaker 2: on his team, with a rookie coach on a team
Speaker 2: everyone thought it was gonna be terrible. Like, I don't
Speaker 2: think CJ is the MVP either, But if we want
Speaker 2: to do a quarterback who's putting up bonkers numbers in
Speaker 2: the Shanahan system, that's a great story. Perty's not even
Speaker 2: the best option of that so I just can't do
Speaker 2: I can't ever, I can't keep having is a guy
Speaker 2: who no one thinks is one of the five best
Speaker 2: players on his own team gonna be the league MVP.
Speaker 2: And this is the last thing I'll say on it.
Speaker 2: Because Coach Mangini got mad at me. I don't know
Speaker 2: if was coach got mad at me. Someone got mad
Speaker 2: at me yesterday and they were like, you have to
Speaker 2: stop discounting him. You can say a lot of my
Speaker 2: commentary has discounted him, that's fine, But saying a guy
Speaker 2: should not win the single most prestigious award the NFL
Speaker 2: has to offer is not a slight saying a guy,
Speaker 2: you know what, I don't think this guy is the
Speaker 2: league MVP. Is not hating on him, is not taking
Speaker 2: a shot at him. It's simply saying he shouldn't get
Speaker 2: an award that the last four years five years has
Speaker 2: gone to only Patrick Mahomes, Aaron Rodgers, and Lamar j accent.
Speaker 2: That's what it's saying.
Speaker 3: All right, go ahead, Sorry, yeah, so wait, are we
Speaker 3: on to the next topic? Because you want me to
Speaker 3: weigh on.
Speaker 2: You can weigh in on. You can weigh in on
Speaker 2: brock Party and then we can move on.
Speaker 3: It's all about what he's doing. Man, where's he going
Speaker 3: to take the team. And if he can, you know,
Speaker 3: play to Shanahan system and get them to the postseason
Speaker 3: that first seed or second seed, then believe that he
Speaker 3: deserves to be in the talks, even if it's the
Speaker 3: system that he's playing. Like I believe that you should
Speaker 3: have a system for a specific quarterback, like whatever this
Speaker 3: system is, we're going to play to your your ability.
Speaker 2: And I agree with all of that. I agree with that,
Speaker 2: but that doesn't mean that anyone should have to should
Speaker 2: look into a camera and be like, I think he's
Speaker 2: more valuable, like either definition that you want to do.
Speaker 2: If you want MVP to be at the value proposition
Speaker 2: doesn't matter, it's who's the best or if you're like
Speaker 2: the values in the name for a reason. If someone
Speaker 2: want to look into the camera and say brock Purty
Speaker 2: is more valuable than Lamar Jackson, someone want to look
Speaker 2: in the camera and say brock Purty is better than
Speaker 2: Lamar Jackson. Does someone want to look into the camera
Speaker 2: and say brock Purty is more valuable or better than
Speaker 2: Dak Prescott or Jalen Hurts or pick any I'm not
Speaker 2: even gonna say Mahomes because Mahomes isn't having his standard
Speaker 2: of season. Nobody thinks it. So if he's not more
Speaker 2: valuable to his team than those guys, and he's not
Speaker 2: better than those guys, why would he win the award?
Speaker 2: It's lunacy and everyone. What I can't believe is people
Speaker 2: are trying to credibly have within three weeks of each other,
Speaker 2: the same convert. The same people who were entertaining the
Speaker 2: idea he could be benched for Sam Darnold two weeks
Speaker 2: ago are now saying, Eh, you know what, Actually, maybe
Speaker 2: he's the Vay of the league. Give me, give me
Speaker 2: a break, Give me a break, all right, next, all right?
Speaker 3: The Cowboys are zero to two against winning teams with
Speaker 3: a winning record. They have this thing or this mo
Speaker 3: to just beat up on the sorry teams. Five of
Speaker 3: their seven remaining games include Seattle, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Miami and Detroit.
Speaker 3: Commanders are probably the only team left on the schedule
Speaker 3: that they're gonna be able to easily bully, So with
Speaker 3: them losing any of these games, there's a chance that
Speaker 3: they could play their achilles heel in the forty nine Ers.
Speaker 3: Is your confidence in Dallas, making the Super Bowl weathering
Speaker 3: away with that.
Speaker 2: No. So here's the thing. Obviously, Phillies win last night
Speaker 2: makes Dallas winning the division far more difficult. Now. I
Speaker 2: think Dallas is gonna beat Washington and then beat Seattle
Speaker 2: and then play Philadelphia on Sunday Night football, sitting at
Speaker 2: nine to three. But even if they were to win
Speaker 2: that game, they need Philly to really tailspin in order
Speaker 2: to win that division. But at the five seed, they're
Speaker 2: not gonna play San Francisco in round one. They're not
Speaker 2: gonna play Detroit. In round one. The five seed plays
Speaker 2: the lowest ranking division winner, which is a lockstop guarantee
Speaker 2: to be the NFC South winner, like it was last
Speaker 2: year when Dallas went to Tampa and won. So do
Speaker 2: I think Dallas can go to Tampa and beat or
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, go to Tampa, or go to New Orleans
Speaker 2: or go to Atlanta. Of course, the question then for
Speaker 2: Dallas is who do they play in the next round?
Speaker 2: Because I think Dallas can beat Philly. I think Dallas
Speaker 2: will beat Philly when they play in Dallas in a
Speaker 2: few weeks. I mean Dallas moves the ball well on Philly,
Speaker 2: the team they have not been able to beat is
Speaker 2: San Francisco. So Dallas probably what they need is someone
Speaker 2: else to beat San Francisco for them. But I'll tell
Speaker 2: you this much. I I think the Lions offense if
Speaker 2: it's in Detroit can I think they absolutely could beat
Speaker 2: San Francisco. I try the Lions in Detroit with the
Speaker 2: way that offense hums. And the Lions, by the way,
Speaker 2: you guys know again this was hurt by the Eagles
Speaker 2: winning last night. They're very alive for the one seed,
Speaker 2: and so here is Dallas's perfect world. Dallas's perfect world
Speaker 2: is the following is that they the perfect world that
Speaker 2: doesn't involve any like any of the Niners or Eagles,
Speaker 2: any of those teams losing in Round one of the
Speaker 2: playoffs in a huge upset like Minnesota beats them or something.
Speaker 2: They're perfect world where they if they have to be
Speaker 2: the wild card, is there the five seed, which they
Speaker 2: will be, and they beat up on whoever the NFC
Speaker 2: South team is, and then the one seed is Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: with the two seed being Detroit and the three seed
Speaker 2: being San Francisco. And they go to Philly where they
Speaker 2: damn near one last time and beat them, and Detroit
Speaker 2: beat San Francisco and Dallas then has to be Detroit
Speaker 2: or the flip side of that, Detroit's the one, Philly's
Speaker 2: the two, and Philly beat San Francisco. I think Dallas
Speaker 2: is a really good team, but I can't deny the
Speaker 2: evidence that they have a ton of problems just even
Speaker 2: moving the ball at all on San Francisco. So in
Speaker 2: order for them to go to the Super Bowl, someone
Speaker 2: else might have to beat the Niners. But I think
Speaker 2: there are a lot of teams that can beat the Niners,
Speaker 2: particularly if they're not at full strength. And the Niners,
Speaker 2: because of the physical brand of football they play, it's
Speaker 2: very hard for them to get through the whole season
Speaker 2: full strength. So that's where I'm at. Do I right
Speaker 2: now think Dallas is the best team in the conference? No,
Speaker 2: Philly is, Like Philly has earned that. Am I gonna
Speaker 2: change my Super Bowl pick? Of course not. But right now,
Speaker 2: if you were to be, like, hey, even money on
Speaker 2: any team, Philly would be the smart bet. They've lost.
Speaker 2: They've lost once, and they while they haven't looked amazing,
Speaker 2: they know how to win games. Go ahead, all.
Speaker 3: Right, We're on to the next one. All the worst
Speaker 3: teams in the NFL. All, I mean, all the worst
Speaker 3: teams in the NFL have quarterbacks, with the exception of
Speaker 3: one team and the Patriots. Earlier this season there was
Speaker 3: talks to Belichick leaving. Do you think if the Patriots
Speaker 3: have a chance to get Caleb Williams that Bill Belichick
Speaker 3: will stay?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think he's gonna have the opportunity, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, just flat weight, I just don't think Belichick
Speaker 2: is gonna have the opportunity to stay. And I think
Speaker 2: that they the Patriots, if they.
Speaker 3: Will want to blow it up and like a new quarterback,
Speaker 3: new coach, like whole new pair, right.
Speaker 2: Yes, and have an offensive mind. If you're gonna take
Speaker 2: a quarterback number one, I think you'd want an offensive mind.
Speaker 2: The problem with a defensive coach if you have the
Speaker 2: potential superstar quarterback is he's going to perpetually be having
Speaker 2: to chain coordinators because if you have a so this
Speaker 2: is two like this is one of the downs. So
Speaker 2: let's take Josh Allen as a for instance. Right, So
Speaker 2: Josh Allen gets to Buffalo, he hasn't developed. They have
Speaker 2: a defensive coach of McDermott. He hasn't developed quite the
Speaker 2: way they would want, so he changes coordinators. They bring
Speaker 2: in Brian Dabele, so Alan has to kind of learn
Speaker 2: a new system whatever it is. Dabele is great, Alan
Speaker 2: has the best years of his career. Well guess what.
Speaker 2: Guess what happens to great offensive coordinators. They become head coaches.
Speaker 2: So now Alan has to get a new offensive coordinator,
Speaker 2: Ken Dorsey. Ken Dorsey, if he last year, people before
Speaker 2: the Bills fell apart of the very end, people were like, oh,
Speaker 2: Dorsey could be the next head coach somewhere. Instead it
Speaker 2: went the other way. He got fired. Now he's with
Speaker 2: Joe Brady that if you have a defensive coach, your
Speaker 2: quarterbacks always going to be having to deal with a
Speaker 2: new coordinator for either good or bad reasons. Good because
Speaker 2: you do so well, he gets a head coaching job.
Speaker 2: So the flip side is, if you have an offensive
Speaker 2: coach like Red or Sirianni, yes, your coordinators might change,
Speaker 2: but it's the coach that really is pressing the buttons
Speaker 2: for the quarterback exactly. And so I just think I
Speaker 2: think that is a stumbling block for defensive coaches. And
Speaker 2: I think if you're the Patriots and you get Caleb Williams,
Speaker 2: you're gonna Belichick's not gonna be the one who gets
Speaker 2: a chance to develop him. All right, whatever questions you've got,
Speaker 2: we're gonna skip right in. We'll do your questions quickly
Speaker 2: in the next segment, and then I gotta run to work.
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Speaker 2: All right, DEMANDE let's go through some of these questions,
Speaker 2: and then I got to get out of here.
Speaker 3: Matthew Flowers asked, do you think the enemy might prep
Speaker 3: the wide receiver corps better? Wide receiver corps better than Naggy?
Speaker 2: So, uh, I don't know, listen the wide receiver coaching.
Speaker 2: I know people in Kansas City have had issues with.
Speaker 2: What I will say is I wonder if the enemy
Speaker 2: was a big part of second half adjustments because that's
Speaker 2: an area this year's team has been lagging, and so
Speaker 2: like you gotta be fair here, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: I thought the enemy was a really sharp guy that
Speaker 2: deserved a had coaching opportunity. And while Sam Howell you know,
Speaker 2: gets sacked and turns the ball over a million times
Speaker 2: a game, he's I think second in the league still
Speaker 2: in passing yards, so he's doing something there. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I do think they missed the enemy to a degree.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Next, I not asked if Mahomes switched with Party with
Speaker 3: would the forty nine ers be the best team of
Speaker 3: all time?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, obviously yes, but the but you don't have
Speaker 2: to take it that far like this is and this
Speaker 2: is my party frustration. If the forty nine ers had
Speaker 2: Dak Prescott, they would be far and away the best
Speaker 2: team in the league, far and away. And the if
Speaker 2: they had Justin Herbert, they would be far and away
Speaker 2: the best team in the league. Like that's the point
Speaker 2: that I end people can disagree with me. I don't
Speaker 2: think they actually disagree, I just think they don't like
Speaker 2: the conversation, all right.
Speaker 3: Next, Uh, Noah Rodriguez said, you said on TV yesterday
Speaker 3: that Chet is clearly the rookie of the year. How
Speaker 3: Wimby averages more points, rebounds, assist in blocks, and draws
Speaker 3: all the defenses, all the defensive attention.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, because Chet's been better. Chet's been doing it
Speaker 2: in high leverage, high pressure situations on a good team.
Speaker 2: He's not getting winning. And again, the Rookie of the
Speaker 2: Year is usually not about winning or losing. Is the
Speaker 2: rookies but for Chet it is. And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Wimby is averaging eighteen and a half, nine rebounds, two
Speaker 2: and a half assists, two and a half blocks. Chet
Speaker 2: is averaging seventeen points, eight rebounds, two and a half assists,
Speaker 2: two blocks. So it's Wimby is averaging a point and
Speaker 2: a half more and two and one rebound more. The
Speaker 2: different is Wimby is doing it on forty two percent
Speaker 2: from the field twenty seven percent from three, and Chet
Speaker 2: is doing it on fifty seven percent from the field
Speaker 2: forty six percent from three. Listen, you guys know I
Speaker 2: did not believe in Chet. He's been awesome. I got it.
Speaker 2: Fair is fair. It's not that Wimby's been bad, but
Speaker 2: Chet has clearly been the rookie of the year. It's
Speaker 2: not it's in my bet. I have a big bet
Speaker 2: on Scoot Inderson to win it. That's not gonna work out.
Speaker 2: It's gotta be fair. I mean, it's obviously Chet, I
Speaker 2: mean again, and it obviously can change. We're fifteen games in.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that that's who it is, but up
Speaker 2: at this benchmark, it's obviously Chet. All right, Uh? Next one?
Speaker 3: Producers ask Nick Cool analogy earlier. How awesome does Demons
Speaker 3: look in his can't miss pretty convertible?
Speaker 2: I think, oh, look at that. Oh, I mean, Demanse
Speaker 2: would look great in a sports car, it kind of
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, yeah, the you know, if I hadn't
Speaker 2: gotten knocked out of the Circus Survivor contest a month
Speaker 2: ago and I was still alive for that nine million.
Speaker 3: Maybe wait, we still have our lions top of the
Speaker 3: a f C.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's not I mean that that. I might
Speaker 2: get you a model car like a leg you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, one we could build together, or something
Speaker 2: that's not gonna I don't know how much you think.
Speaker 3: I thought we went down that I mean.
Speaker 2: We did, but not not vehicle amounts. I mean it
Speaker 2: was I mean, I mean, yeah, yeah, enough for a
Speaker 2: down payment, but then but then you're on the hook
Speaker 2: for the monthly payments. Can't do it? All right? Love
Speaker 2: you guys, have a great Thanksgiving. I'll see you guys
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