Speaker 1: Good football.
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Speaker 3: We're fifty days before the twenty twenty five NFL Draft
Speaker 3: in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Wednesday, March fifth. I'm Jamie heard all.
Speaker 3: Cody Kessler's here at the table. DeMarco far as well, Hello,
Speaker 3: super Bowl champion, pro bowler.
Speaker 4: I always wanted to do this?
Speaker 5: Oh do it?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Hyping hot?
Speaker 6: There we go?
Speaker 3: Are you serving us? And te your care is actively
Speaker 3: sinking as we talk?
Speaker 6: Am I going down? I know?
Speaker 2: Please? Here we go, rise, rise up so we can
Speaker 2: cover the news. Here's the Marco right here we come.
Speaker 4: Right if I hit the deck? Kyle, how you doing?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I'm doing great. Fifty days to the draft? Fifty
Speaker 6: how many days to the super Bowl? Three thousand?
Speaker 2: Feels like it?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: I think that maths is about, like, you know, three
Speaker 3: twenty five or something like that.
Speaker 2: The Eagles are still celebrating and.
Speaker 3: Apparently they're trying to repeat, my gosh, what they're the
Speaker 3: business that they have gotten into this offseason already before
Speaker 3: the frenzy begins.
Speaker 2: Ian Rappapork.
Speaker 3: Good morning to you as well, our NFL Network insider.
Speaker 2: And what have the Eagles been doing?
Speaker 3: Filing a lot of paperwork with a lot of big
Speaker 3: names and writing a couple checks.
Speaker 2: Let's start with Saquon Barkley.
Speaker 7: They're writing a big check for Saquon Barkley, the superstar
Speaker 7: running back, one of the best players in the NFL,
Speaker 7: Offensive player of the year, no doubt, one of the
Speaker 7: best signings of last year's free agency. That was a
Speaker 7: big deal, more than twelve million dollars, and the Eagles
Speaker 7: decided less than a year after that, you know what,
Speaker 7: we are going to reward our guy again. The Eagles
Speaker 7: have made Saquon Barkley the highest paid running back in
Speaker 7: NFL history, the first running back to eclipsed twenty million
Speaker 7: dollars per year. He gets a two year extension twenty
Speaker 7: point six million dollars per year.
Speaker 8: That's let's see, caray.
Speaker 7: They won forty one point two million dollars on the extension,
Speaker 7: thirty six million dollars guaranteed at signing.
Speaker 8: The highest two year and.
Speaker 7: Three year cash number in NFL history. He also has
Speaker 7: fifteen million dollars still available in incentives. Really, the first
Speaker 7: time that a free agent deal has been done.
Speaker 8: Less than a year after that.
Speaker 7: So Saquon Barkley, big time gets rewarded. Look, there's a
Speaker 7: lot of things that the Philadelphia Eagles do. They're very proactive.
Speaker 7: They did this with aj Brown last year at the draft.
Speaker 7: We take their best players that extend them out. They
Speaker 7: locked them in for a long time.
Speaker 8: I wondered about the reason for this one.
Speaker 7: What I was told it is simply about rewarding one
Speaker 7: of our best players, Saquon Barkley now locked in for
Speaker 7: four more years.
Speaker 3: In film, see everything Saquon went through in his career
Speaker 3: in New York to come to Philadelphia. Ian, thank you
Speaker 3: so much. Reward is a perfect word for the running back.
Speaker 3: We appreciate it. We'll talk to you a little bit.
Speaker 3: As Ian mentioned, the Eagles have been busy. They've They've
Speaker 3: also released Darius Slay, James Bradbury. They've been busy trying
Speaker 3: to build or continue to build on what they made
Speaker 3: up of the twenty twenty four season.
Speaker 2: Cody, what do you make of what Ian said, whether.
Speaker 3: It be about out Saquon Barkley and his new deal,
Speaker 3: or just the direction that the Eagles are trying to
Speaker 3: go with this team next year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I love the move to pay, say Kuon Barkley right,
Speaker 5: two thousand yards last year in the regular season twenty
Speaker 5: five hundred yards including the playoffs, a single season NFL record.
Speaker 6: He's a phenomenal football player.
Speaker 5: But the reason I love it so much is because
Speaker 5: of the type of teammate is off the field. Right.
Speaker 5: I flash back to Week seven against the Giants on
Speaker 5: the niked up situation with Nick Sirianni and he walks
Speaker 5: up to him and he says, Sequan, you're thirteen yards
Speaker 5: short of breaking your single game record. Would you like
Speaker 5: to go in there and do it? He says, I'm good, Coach.
Speaker 5: He says, are you sure I'm going to put the
Speaker 5: young guys in if we get a stop right here,
Speaker 5: but if not, I want to do right by you.
Speaker 5: He said, Coach, I'm good on promise, let the young
Speaker 5: guys eat. And I love that as a former player.
Speaker 5: You love that as a teammate because that's a team
Speaker 5: first guy instead of a me first guy. And if
Speaker 5: you get a lot of team first guys on your roster,
Speaker 5: you can go out and win a Super Bowl like
Speaker 5: they just sits to say Kwon Barkley, for me, is
Speaker 5: a type of a guy that can set the standard,
Speaker 5: that can set the culture for an organization. I love
Speaker 5: that he did at the other side of this, and
Speaker 5: I love him. A financial standpoint for free agency, see this,
Speaker 5: they look at it and go, okay, I may interested
Speaker 5: in going to Philadelphia because Howie Roseman is paying for production.
Speaker 5: If you go out there and you produce and you
Speaker 5: play well, He's going to pay you and reward you
Speaker 5: for that. If I'm a free agent and the Philadelphia
Speaker 5: Eagles are interested in me and they want me to
Speaker 5: come play for them, I may go there on a
Speaker 5: lesser contract, going okay.
Speaker 6: If I go there on.
Speaker 5: A prove it deal, I can go produce and play well,
Speaker 5: and Howie Roseman's going to reward me for that. If
Speaker 5: you continue to make players want to come play for
Speaker 5: your team, You're going to be good for a very
Speaker 5: long time. And the last thing I'll say is, I've
Speaker 5: heard some rumors, and this one's a little bit more
Speaker 5: of a scary What are you hearing about Miles Garrett
Speaker 5: potentially going to Philadelphia? All I'll say, what that is
Speaker 5: If that does happen, look out. If I'm a quarterback
Speaker 5: in the NFC East and that happens, I'm sitting in
Speaker 5: a dark room for the next three to five.
Speaker 6: Days and just praying and hoping David Stewart this doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: It's very scary because when you have the defense, it's
Speaker 5: already that good and I know they're going to lose
Speaker 5: some guy in, some new faces, but they have a
Speaker 5: great young core unit on that defense, and then you
Speaker 5: add Miles Garrett to that. Potentially this is all a rumor,
Speaker 5: but either way, if they bring Miles Garrett in or not,
Speaker 5: I feel like the way that they're handling things right
Speaker 5: now with Howie Roseman the Eagles, they're gonna be good
Speaker 5: for a very long time.
Speaker 9: Well you brought it up is Chris Paul was going
Speaker 9: to be traded to the Lakers years ago and David
Speaker 9: Starring the Late David was like, no, no, no, no, no, that's
Speaker 9: we got. We got these other teams that are trying
Speaker 9: to win too. If you just if you like if
Speaker 9: you were in the NFC East or you're a quarterback
Speaker 9: and you wake up in the morning and you see
Speaker 9: en rap sheet, like, what are we doing? Yeah, you're
Speaker 9: telling me Miles Garrett on the Eagles.
Speaker 4: Now, how is this?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, Sweat.
Speaker 9: And all those guys, I'm with you a lot on this.
Speaker 9: Cody is that. I think it's funny. I'm listening to
Speaker 9: rap sheet and he's saying, I'm told that the Eagles
Speaker 9: we reward our best players. Was a sound bite, and
Speaker 9: that's like the Eagles are just putting that out there.
Speaker 6: They're like on a mega mover.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we reward our best players.
Speaker 9: Like that is smart, smart business to let everyone know
Speaker 9: we pay our guys. Understand that if you were to
Speaker 9: come here and you do great things, we'll pay you
Speaker 9: and your team won't.
Speaker 6: And you know it.
Speaker 9: Howie Roseman had a hell of a SoundBite. You guys
Speaker 9: probably saw it. I think he was talking to Todd
Speaker 9: McShay and he was talking about winning this first super
Speaker 9: Bowl and second super Bowl. I'm gonna like slip a
Speaker 9: disc trying to clean this up. So he basically said,
Speaker 9: it's a morning show, so I'm not going to say
Speaker 9: what he said. But the GM of the Eagle said,
Speaker 9: when you win your super Bowl, it's like your first
Speaker 9: time and you're just happy to be there.
Speaker 6: It's incredible. I did it.
Speaker 9: But when you win your second one, you're like, Wow,
Speaker 9: it's much more enjoyable. All right, everybody catch my drift tomorrow.
Speaker 4: You look totally lost time. Yeah, first time.
Speaker 9: I just think though that like after the second time,
Speaker 9: someone might be like, whatever, this is easy now.
Speaker 4: Not him.
Speaker 9: How He's like, no, I'm going to get right to
Speaker 9: work on the third time. You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: That's smart. And by the way, how are you dog?
Speaker 9: I have no idea where that came from.
Speaker 4: The second.
Speaker 9: He could be sitting here right now smoking cigars, kind
Speaker 9: of mailing in the combine.
Speaker 4: How is it made?
Speaker 9: Guy's got two Super Bowl rings. Everybody loves him, got
Speaker 9: a huge roster. I love that he's like, not enough,
Speaker 9: not enough, get more. Pay this guy.
Speaker 6: It's an incredible way to approach things.
Speaker 9: I think a lot of people take a psychological victory lap,
Speaker 9: and that's why you don't see a lot of back
Speaker 9: to back champions.
Speaker 4: They're getting ready to work on this. But here's what's farce.
Speaker 9: These people are like Saquon and the Eagles. They're changing
Speaker 9: the running back industry.
Speaker 4: They're back.
Speaker 6: Everyone's gonna get paid. No, they're not.
Speaker 9: If you have Saquon, you'll get paid as long as
Speaker 9: you run for two thousand yards and win the Super Bowl,
Speaker 9: you'll get paid. And I think Exhibit A is in
Speaker 9: the AFC East and James Cook with the Buffalo Bills,
Speaker 9: who is sitting there and being like, Hello, Hello, sos.
Speaker 9: I'm a homegrown guy that you drafted. I've been here
Speaker 9: three years, I made two Pro Bowls. He's on Twitter.
Speaker 9: Everything it is an emoji, everything is hello this. This
Speaker 9: is the second best player on their team. I think
Speaker 9: by the end of that season, behind Out he was amazing.
Speaker 9: And it's like, if you don't pay James Cook, who
Speaker 9: are you gonna pay when he's done everything perfectly right.
Speaker 4: He's your guy. You found him, you raised him.
Speaker 9: Now and they won't do it, or maybe they I
Speaker 9: won't do it yet. But don't assume because Saquon got
Speaker 9: paid that this flimsy storyline of running backs are back
Speaker 9: and now they're gonna all get paid again. If you're Saquon,
Speaker 9: you'll get paid. But apparently for James Cook, who tied
Speaker 9: for the NFL leading touchdowns, and that's a crazy play
Speaker 9: right there, that's him trying to get.
Speaker 4: To the ATM.
Speaker 6: And then there's in from us. They got sixty bucks.
Speaker 4: No, you only have thirty one.
Speaker 9: It's like, that's him reaching for the money and it's
Speaker 9: just getting away from him.
Speaker 6: What do you think to Marco, it's crazy.
Speaker 10: I cannot watch those that video Saquon or Cook in
Speaker 10: church because I just start cussing, like interesting, whoa big run.
Speaker 10: But thinking about this, what you guys said is exactly right.
Speaker 10: You pay Saquon for what he just did, and it's
Speaker 10: good to be rewarded for what you've done. It's different
Speaker 10: for running backs. I've heard this for years, they've devalued
Speaker 10: the position. I kind of agree with it. It's a different game.
Speaker 10: If you have a quarterback, you have everything. Think of
Speaker 10: Matthew Stafford. So I get it with running backs, but
Speaker 10: I'm not just paying a running back.
Speaker 6: I'm paying for.
Speaker 10: Special and I don't care who's calling your plays or
Speaker 10: where they're at in the guru status NF. In the
Speaker 10: NFL world, if you have Saquon Barkley, if you have
Speaker 10: Derrick Henry, if you have James Cook, to some respect,
Speaker 10: your whole game plan is getting them the football as
Speaker 10: many times as possible. The easiest way to win is
Speaker 10: to run the football. Saquon Barkley proved that. I think
Speaker 10: I was up close to him for at least fifty
Speaker 10: eight of his carries, four of them hit the end
Speaker 10: zone from seventy yards of long Lunes. He is truly fantastic.
Speaker 10: So good for him. I'm glad he was rewarded. It
Speaker 10: makes the Giants look all that much more inept giants.
Speaker 4: Enough enough right.
Speaker 6: For them.
Speaker 10: But here's the thing, going all the way back to
Speaker 10: Albert Haynesworth, when the then with the Commanders, the Washington
Speaker 10: football team paid him a hundred million bucks to play
Speaker 10: defensive tackle. You can't pay guys that played that position
Speaker 10: that much money.
Speaker 6: And he failed, fell on his face.
Speaker 10: You finally got back to that with Aaron Donald, if
Speaker 10: he specially you pay him that way. Big responsibility for
Speaker 10: Saquon Barkley. Now that they paid you, you cannot go backwards.
Speaker 10: You have to have a similar year coming into twenty
Speaker 10: twenty five.
Speaker 2: I think he expects that for himself.
Speaker 6: I hope. So.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Kyle, I love the fact that Howie Roseman picked
Speaker 3: up what you were putting down in mid December.
Speaker 2: Do you not remember this show?
Speaker 3: On this table you said that the Eagles were the
Speaker 3: fight they like to fight, couple and then they're the
Speaker 3: makeup team.
Speaker 6: Oh, Yeah, they're always miserable.
Speaker 9: There's always something going on, and like aj Brown versus
Speaker 9: Jalen and Sirianni versus the fans, and they always fight.
Speaker 9: But then I'm like, but then they make up with
Speaker 9: each other and what's hotter there? So you're right, you're
Speaker 9: picking up what I'm putting down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. So I think it's all just tracks. And
Speaker 3: if you haven't seen the clip, you should go see.
Speaker 3: It's on Mickshay's podcast.
Speaker 11: By the way.
Speaker 2: Ye's exactly right, like.
Speaker 3: Thread the Needle, just ever so politically correct on this
Speaker 3: show in the morning, Ian Rappaport get back in here.
Speaker 2: We want to talk the Eagles again.
Speaker 3: It's something that Cody brought up, and I'm not going
Speaker 3: to ask you about what how Rosmond said, Ian, I
Speaker 3: want to ask you about the books manipulation that Philadelphia
Speaker 3: might be trying to do to get Miles Garrett in here.
Speaker 2: What are you hearing?
Speaker 3: What are teams having to give up for this guy
Speaker 3: and what does he expect in return if it is Philadelphia.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that rumor was going around in Indianapolis a little bit.
Speaker 7: So Cody's not crazy. Well that not in this case,
Speaker 7: maybe in other cases but first of all, from the
Speaker 7: situation with Miles Garrett, they do not intend to trade
Speaker 7: milesgard I think they've made that very.
Speaker 8: Clear when teams have called them.
Speaker 7: That is something that has been evident they've said privately
Speaker 7: and publicly.
Speaker 8: Could that change down the road?
Speaker 7: Could that change if he really is saying I am
Speaker 7: not going to play for the seam. Maybe we've seen
Speaker 7: things happen, But as of right now, very very firmly,
Speaker 7: the Browns are saying we are not trading Miles Gott
Speaker 7: And as far as the Philadelphia Eagles go, yes, they've
Speaker 7: paid a lot of money to their own guys. All
Speaker 7: their best players are locked in on huge deals, from
Speaker 7: Saquon to Jalen to aj Brown to DeVante Smith.
Speaker 8: There are many of them, even though they cleared some
Speaker 8: cap space yesterday. Here's what I want to point out.
Speaker 7: If the Eagles were going to take on a huge
Speaker 7: contract for Miles Garrett, if he gets traded anywhere, he
Speaker 7: is going to be the highest paid non quarterback in
Speaker 7: the NFL, no doubt about it. In order to take
Speaker 7: on that contract, they would have to get rid of
Speaker 7: other very big contracts of their own. Even the Eagles
Speaker 7: can't just fit everybody they want.
Speaker 8: I would be very surprised if this happen.
Speaker 7: It is a great rumor, it's a great rumor, but
Speaker 7: I'd be very surprised that this happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sexy ror Ian, we like it. We like to
Speaker 3: talk about it in the off season. Rap Sheet appreciate you. Okay, Cody,
Speaker 3: do you feel validated whenever rap Sheet says you might
Speaker 3: be onto something just a little bit?
Speaker 2: It feels good.
Speaker 6: It makes me feel a little bit better.
Speaker 5: But it also makes me feel a little bit better
Speaker 5: that it's a strong Maybe it's not a possibility.
Speaker 6: I mean, it may happen, Like you said, it could happen.
Speaker 5: I've heard that rumor going around a lot, and that's
Speaker 5: been kind of the hot topic of the off season,
Speaker 5: right Who's going to trade for who? And who's gonna
Speaker 5: go get who? But I still stam with what I
Speaker 5: said yesterday. I think that the Browns have to find
Speaker 5: a way to keep Miles Garrett.
Speaker 6: On that roster.
Speaker 5: If they get rid of Miles Garrett, then they are
Speaker 5: committing to a rebuild.
Speaker 6: I just don't think they're there. What's wrong with the
Speaker 6: committed to a rebuild? I mean, I look at it,
Speaker 6: this way.
Speaker 9: Miles Garrett has given them eight incredible years. Eight years
Speaker 9: he's been amazing. They haven't done squat in that time.
Speaker 9: They've accomplished really anything. He made the playoff with Joe Flacco.
Speaker 9: You know what's wrong with Miles? Hold on a second,
Speaker 9: but what's wrong with them saying all right, Miles was great,
Speaker 9: We loved him. There's a chance that he only has
Speaker 9: another year or two left of elite play.
Speaker 4: Why not trade him.
Speaker 9: Right now when the stock is this high and then
Speaker 9: just scratch, go full on rebuild.
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 4: What's wrong with that?
Speaker 10: There's nothing more I guess depressing than a defensive end. Seriously,
Speaker 10: then a pass rusher that's unmotivated, that doesn't want to
Speaker 10: be here, that's just back in uniform because you couldn't
Speaker 10: trade me. I told you I don't want to be here.
Speaker 10: I have to come back now. I'm just going to
Speaker 10: give you half effort. That sucks for the rest of
Speaker 10: the defense and the football team. So if you can
Speaker 10: find a way to move him, you should move me,
Speaker 10: because the last thing you want to do is bring
Speaker 10: him back when he doesn't want to be there.
Speaker 3: God, it sounds like parenting a teenager and you make
Speaker 3: him come to the dinner table and they just don't
Speaker 3: even engage with you in conversations.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, I'm here.
Speaker 3: Oh man, that sounds terrible. I want someone to burn
Speaker 3: the house down from Alsgarrett and then we have free
Speaker 3: agency Frenzy and.
Speaker 1: It's true definition.
Speaker 3: We're going to turn our attention next week to free
Speaker 3: agency frenzy. Guys like Chris Godwin, Sam Darnold, are they
Speaker 3: going to stay with their current teams? Guys like Miles Garrett.
Speaker 3: Is he going to stay with the Browns or is
Speaker 3: he going to find a new home to twenty twenty five?
Speaker 3: We're going to beat the Browns. Probably hate that we
Speaker 3: put that in the promo.
Speaker 2: I put it myself. That was my own doing. It's
Speaker 2: free agency Frenzy.
Speaker 3: Hours of live coverage starting Monday, March tenth, Attendingham Eastern
Speaker 3: on NFL Network.
Speaker 2: But still to come on our show.
Speaker 3: We just talked Barkley and Kyle tried to claim that
Speaker 3: this did not define that the running back position has
Speaker 3: been revitalized. Okay, who's going to follow his lead though
Speaker 3: maybe not even at the running back position and have
Speaker 3: a breakout season in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: I believe this is a whiteboard Wednesday.
Speaker 9: From this Okay, great, so James co he broke out
Speaker 9: last year, he did everything. Who I think he's trying
Speaker 9: to break his the bank and they're just waiting and waiting.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 9: In case you missed it, yesterday, our friend Cody over
Speaker 9: here talked about his inauspicious debut.
Speaker 4: It was not great. But this is we're.
Speaker 9: Gonna We're gonna get into Cody's best appearance ever. Cody,
Speaker 9: are you ready? You're gonna make up for.
Speaker 6: It the yin and the ang. It's redemption Day.
Speaker 4: I'm not gomption Day.
Speaker 6: Good morning football, Going for whiteboard Wednesday's.
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Speaker 2: I don't know you are Lefty. You're over there right
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Speaker 6: Let's get to the boat.
Speaker 4: Oh right, throw right shot.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's see handwriting you would go.
Speaker 9: Sometimes people mistakenly think it's white boy Wednesday and it
Speaker 9: is on the side of the table, but it's it's
Speaker 9: white board, so welcome.
Speaker 6: You love this thing.
Speaker 2: No one has ever thought that.
Speaker 1: Guy us Sean Harry, you.
Speaker 6: Make that joke every single week.
Speaker 9: You still, hey, Sean, you're making it at home.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, the locker room.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, right, all right, Sakon Barkley. As we just
Speaker 3: discussed in the first segment, he signed a two year
Speaker 3: extension in Philadelphia after having a.
Speaker 2: Historic first season with the Eagles.
Speaker 3: Let's take a look at running backs and who you
Speaker 3: think will have a breakout season in twenty twenty five, Cody,
Speaker 3: since you are a second week player of Whiteboard Wednesday,
Speaker 3: you get to go first.
Speaker 6: I'm going to go with Bengals running back Chase Brown. Okay,
Speaker 6: hold on, I see last year towards the end, got
Speaker 6: to get to your case.
Speaker 5: He was a backup running back to Moss until Mosc
Speaker 5: got hurt in late October, and then he takes over
Speaker 5: as a starter. First eight games three hundred and sixty
Speaker 5: yards rushing. Second eight games had six hundred and thirty
Speaker 5: yards rushing. Also added three hundred and sixty yards through
Speaker 5: the air as a receiver out of the backfield another
Speaker 5: four touchdowns as well. Is That's why I think he's
Speaker 5: going to take that next step next year.
Speaker 6: Because the Bengals love to throw the football. They throw
Speaker 6: it all over the field. They're a pass first type offense.
Speaker 6: And what does that mean. That means that you're.
Speaker 5: Running back and then to get some checkdowns. Some screenplays
Speaker 5: and wheel routes, some angle routes are gonna find ways
Speaker 5: to utilized him out of the backfield. Overall, he had
Speaker 5: nine hundred and ninety yards rushing last year, seven touchdowns
Speaker 5: on the ground. I expect him to have a thousand
Speaker 5: next year and potentially be a not five running back.
Speaker 6: Let me let me give you a piece of advice.
Speaker 6: On your white ford.
Speaker 9: Explore the space a little bit like that's your that's
Speaker 9: your tapestry, the smallest twelve point lorange. Go nuts with it,
Speaker 9: go big, like express yourself the idea.
Speaker 4: Whiteboard I've ever seen.
Speaker 6: All Right, I got two more tries. I got with it.
Speaker 3: Okay, nights with DeMarco as you.
Speaker 4: Guys, Yeah, right right, I'm.
Speaker 10: Gonna go with Hiran Williams. Can you see that, Kyrik Williams.
Speaker 10: I'm going straight Homer here. Hard to say that the
Speaker 10: guy that had almost thirteen hundred yards and sixteen or
Speaker 10: you're looking at the rest of the stock, that's the
Speaker 10: dog's woolf. You'd ubb hate green. That's my rival high school. Yeah,
Speaker 10: that's my rival high school.
Speaker 6: Hate Green.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's on national TV. Now I hate the Ulcer
Speaker 10: Real Gauchos, our last one red five standing bucks.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 10: But I am going with Kyron Williams. Thirteen hundred yards,
Speaker 10: fourteen touchdowns on the ground, sixteen total touchdowns. Now, the
Speaker 10: problem with Kyron is he put it on the ground
Speaker 10: five times and they were all absolute killers, including versus
Speaker 10: Philadelphia here in LA. If he doesn't turn that over,
Speaker 10: if he doesn't fumble, that's a different ballgame. Perhaps you
Speaker 10: beat them. And when I looked, I didn't know this.
Speaker 10: I think he has the shortest longest rush of all
Speaker 10: bell cow backs in the league at thirty yards. So
Speaker 10: they say he has no six gear. I remember they
Speaker 10: said that about Barry Sanders. So hold on to the football,
Speaker 10: get a little more explosive. Maybe Kyron Williams can be
Speaker 10: that new breakout store.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 9: I feel like last year kind of felt like a
Speaker 9: breakout for him.
Speaker 6: But that's it.
Speaker 9: Brings it to my answer too, because I'm going with
Speaker 9: this guy we've been waiting for Bejon Robinson in Atlanta,
Speaker 9: And it's a little unfair because let me explain myself,
Speaker 9: and that's why I have the plus.
Speaker 6: Jam I'm gonna put you on the spot.
Speaker 9: How many rushing yards you think Jonn Robinson had last year?
Speaker 6: What do you think I are?
Speaker 3: I don't think it's very exciting. I think it's like
Speaker 3: seven hundred something.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm glad you said that. B John Robinson at
Speaker 6: fourteen hundred yards?
Speaker 3: Oh what Sorry, that's perfect, Jamie.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I think it was.
Speaker 9: If it's possible at quiet fourteen hundred yards. It's a
Speaker 9: team that wasn't nationally exposed very much in the second
Speaker 9: half of the season.
Speaker 6: They kind of.
Speaker 9: Fell apart and Bijon went to work a lot of carries,
Speaker 9: a lot of yards, and yet I.
Speaker 6: Still don't think it's up to this potential.
Speaker 9: B Jon Robinson has eighteen hundred yard potential, and that's
Speaker 9: what I'm waiting for.
Speaker 6: And I look at him, it's like we look for years.
Speaker 9: We're still looking at his teammate Kyle Pitts, and like
Speaker 9: Pitts should redefine the position, he should take over the league.
Speaker 9: He should be the number one player on the top
Speaker 9: one hundred. And he's a nice player and he's working
Speaker 9: hard to getting better. But if there's that potential there
Speaker 9: and Jamie I could not have said it more perfectly.
Speaker 9: I google how many yards of Bes and Robinson ip share.
Speaker 6: I'm like, what the hell is this right?
Speaker 4: This is possibly right?
Speaker 9: Fourteen fifty six and then another four hundred plus receiving.
Speaker 9: He had a monster statistical year and yet if you
Speaker 9: don't agree, they're gonna put this out on social imbiac,
Speaker 9: what are you talking about?
Speaker 6: The Falcons fans? It doesn't know ball.
Speaker 9: I do, and I see him play it and he
Speaker 9: can do even better.
Speaker 2: Bjon plus this year, he's potential is his middle name.
Speaker 2: That guy is everywhere right now.
Speaker 3: He's doing the cameos on shows. He's doing like fitness
Speaker 3: influencer videos. We love Bejon. I'm so sorry. I was
Speaker 3: thinking about the first half of the season.
Speaker 2: I was just very distracted, Okay, Cody.
Speaker 4: First half of the season, Yes.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's exactly right. Second question, Cody took us through
Speaker 3: his NFL debut yesterday.
Speaker 2: It didn't get off.
Speaker 3: To a great start, but he also mentioned that in
Speaker 3: the moment he was quite intimidated in the huddle by
Speaker 3: his teammate, a Hall of famer Joe Thomass.
Speaker 2: Take a listen, our dements.
Speaker 5: Was out their first mind gets the ball first, they
Speaker 5: get an interception and give us.
Speaker 6: Great yal, oh my god, you're ruined the turn and
Speaker 6: nim all exactly what happened.
Speaker 9: So after the first play we're all screaming at the
Speaker 9: coach why would you run?
Speaker 6: Now? It's like, this is see what happened?
Speaker 2: Wow, butterfly swirling.
Speaker 5: You want to know the worst part Kyle is getting
Speaker 5: in the huddle and looking at Joe Thomas sharing as
Speaker 5: she was a rookie, saying is this what I'm in
Speaker 5: for today?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That is exactly what he was in for today.
Speaker 3: So Joe Thomas in the moment for a rookie quarterback
Speaker 3: probably pretty intimidating, and we accept that. We also love
Speaker 3: Joe Thomas on the show. But let's broaden the scope
Speaker 3: a little bit. Most intimidating figure in the NFL right
Speaker 3: now Cody, who I'm going.
Speaker 5: With written very largely TJY with double underlies.
Speaker 6: That's about as crazy as'm getting right now. I'm going
Speaker 6: to TJ wat.
Speaker 5: Six of the last seven years he's had double digit sacks.
Speaker 5: The year that he didn't in twenty twenty two, he
Speaker 5: was hurt that you only played ten games He's a
Speaker 5: phenomenal football player.
Speaker 6: In twenty twenty three.
Speaker 5: Nineteen sacks and twenty twenty one had twenty two and
Speaker 5: a half sacks, which ties the all time record in
Speaker 5: a single season. He is a phenomenal player. He does
Speaker 5: a great job too and not only getting to the
Speaker 5: quarterback but getting the ball out. Last year he had
Speaker 5: six forse fumbles. That is a game changer. That is
Speaker 5: a nightmare as a quarterback. Right, That's someone that's very intimidating. Overall,
Speaker 5: He's had thirty three forced fumbles in his career. He's
Speaker 5: the second fastest player to one hundred sacks in NFL history.
Speaker 5: Quarterbacks often go to sleep on Saturday nights before Sunday
Speaker 5: and they have nightmares about edge rushers.
Speaker 6: For me, that's a guy like TJ.
Speaker 2: Watt very good.
Speaker 4: I'm putting on the spot Castler.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you're a defensive coordinator going against a third and
Speaker 9: twelve for the other team. You get one edge rusher
Speaker 9: on that play. TJ Water, Miles Garrett.
Speaker 6: I'm going Miles Garrett.
Speaker 5: I'm going Mouse Garret because I spent time with Miles
Speaker 5: Garrett in Cleveland and I saw him every day at practice,
Speaker 5: and no one could block him.
Speaker 6: I mean he was that good. Joe Thomas would win some.
Speaker 5: But he is one of the best dominant pass rushers
Speaker 5: I've ever seen in person.
Speaker 6: It's going to be agree.
Speaker 3: Literally takes the most grizzled Hall of Fame veteran to
Speaker 3: be able to sometimes stop him and press.
Speaker 6: What's trying to file conpradicts my answer. I'm going with TJ. Well,
Speaker 6: and intimidation is a little different.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I got you, all right, So especially if you
Speaker 10: got Joe bagadonut's the right tackle. This is interesting. I
Speaker 10: had to change this mid sentence, serbmit speech here. Saquon
Speaker 10: Barkley's thighs hie is the most intimidating thing I think
Speaker 10: I've ever seen in my life. So watching him play,
Speaker 10: every time he touches the rock, you hold your breath.
Speaker 10: It's like a jump scary in a horror movie. It's like,
Speaker 10: oh my god. When he goes down, you celebrate. But
Speaker 10: to see him warm up, to see you come on
Speaker 10: the field when he's in workout clothes, and to go
Speaker 10: through his paces and you just look at him going
Speaker 10: up and down the field.
Speaker 6: He looks different.
Speaker 10: He's from bars and you're thinking this is going to
Speaker 10: be one long day.
Speaker 4: No matter what we do against this dude.
Speaker 10: So just watching him, his whole presence is intimidated. He
Speaker 10: looks like Darth Vader running the football. It's just scary,
Speaker 10: like he's the sith Lord Darth Vader, whatever it is he's.
Speaker 4: He is that intimidating and not that.
Speaker 9: Like old krusty Darth Vader at the end when he
Speaker 9: takes his math young one. Yeah, I'm talking about the
Speaker 9: young one, rogue one, like messing up freshly minted Darth.
Speaker 9: Yeah that guy, Yes, I'll.
Speaker 6: Do it all day.
Speaker 9: Here you go, all right, it's not most intimidating player,
Speaker 9: it's most intimidating figure. And it's this guy right here,
Speaker 9: Jeff Stoutland Stoutland University.
Speaker 6: The egos O line.
Speaker 9: Co because when that guy at matt Scientist lines his
Speaker 9: guys up, he's like, listen, if I want to, I
Speaker 9: could run quarterbacks, sneak on first and ten.
Speaker 6: We can do it thirty times in a row.
Speaker 9: You won't stop it, you know, you know how in
Speaker 9: timidy and I am that my greatest creation from my alignment.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna lose the Hall of Fame center sitting right there.
Speaker 9: I'm still gonna do it the next year. And my
Speaker 9: invention and my musculature is so intimidating that when Kyle's
Speaker 9: away in vacation last week, there's this big news story
Speaker 9: that someone wants to ban the tush push because they're
Speaker 9: too cowardly to be able to stop. I'm on vacation
Speaker 9: last week and I'm reading that story about banned the
Speaker 9: tush push and I'm throwing my phone.
Speaker 6: I'm so mad about it.
Speaker 9: Is so soft, it is so beta, it is so
Speaker 9: weak to do that. It strikes me as you're playing
Speaker 9: your friend in Matt and.
Speaker 6: You found the plate.
Speaker 9: They can't stop either cross flats or weak flood or angle, and.
Speaker 4: He's stop proning that, stop pruning that, stop it, stop it.
Speaker 9: Then finally he just pulls his controller out and turns
Speaker 9: the power off because they can't stop it. I hate that,
Speaker 9: that whole story about stopping it soft, weak, cowards everything.
Speaker 9: They invented something that you can't stop that's perfectly legal.
Speaker 9: Don't tell me it's dangerous. I've heard Kelsey talk about
Speaker 9: it himself. A convention, a run play up the middle
Speaker 9: is more dangerous than that. Don't tell me it's not football.
Speaker 9: I remember Princeton Rutgers two.
Speaker 6: Hundred years ago.
Speaker 4: Is we push, you push.
Speaker 6: It's the very essence of how this game was invented.
Speaker 4: Don't ever ban it.
Speaker 9: And I hope they run it fifty times down somebody's throat.
Speaker 6: And maybe I hope it's the Packers. I love it.
Speaker 6: Jeff Stotlin, keep doing that thing, just dunking on them.
Speaker 6: I hate that story. I can back that up too,
Speaker 6: because I was in Philly with Stout.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 5: I had to start one of the preseason games with
Speaker 5: Jason Kelcey at the starting O line because they were
Speaker 5: sitting I think Wentz that week. And you get into
Speaker 5: a meeting and you have to yell out protection and
Speaker 5: all the calls and all that.
Speaker 6: Stout louder ltt Kessler like, and it was just I've.
Speaker 5: Never been intimidated by coach more than when I was
Speaker 5: in the room at SI Stoland.
Speaker 6: That's a great thing.
Speaker 3: We had a man who has an entire university named
Speaker 3: after m.
Speaker 6: Kyle.
Speaker 3: I can't believe you were so incensed about the banning
Speaker 3: of the tush push and the campaign that was happening
Speaker 3: at the Commine. You actually stopped mid chip basket and Margarita.
Speaker 3: You stopped read the article and threw your phone about it.
Speaker 2: That takes quite the topic.
Speaker 9: The crazy part is I had the chip basket of
Speaker 9: Margarita on It's a Small World at Disney World. I
Speaker 9: was just on the boat just eating them and drinking
Speaker 9: and reading my phone.
Speaker 4: About about the eagles.
Speaker 6: Tush, push stop this thing.
Speaker 4: We were in Mexico at the time. I was so mad.
Speaker 2: So we get that photo, Disney, please, we know you
Speaker 2: take that photo.
Speaker 3: Security office, all right, last one on this day. Back
Speaker 3: in two thousand and two, the Osborne's reality show aired
Speaker 3: for the first time.
Speaker 2: And it was an immediate hit.
Speaker 9: Can I tell you something about the the lead in
Speaker 9: for that show at MTV, like right before it was
Speaker 9: me in a house with seven strangers in Chicago.
Speaker 6: In Chicago, right if you look up the two thousand and.
Speaker 9: Two season, which was the out that I was on
Speaker 9: the Real Word, I didn't right before it. So we
Speaker 9: were there leading and I got to meet Jack Osbourne
Speaker 9: once and he had no idea the.
Speaker 4: How I was.
Speaker 9: I love Jack, your good ratings for it, incredible ratings,
Speaker 9: which actually didn't want I wish fewer people had watched.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, well now people know before it. Okay, so
Speaker 3: reality shows have become quite the craze. So let's pick
Speaker 3: a player or a celebrity that you would love to
Speaker 3: see have a reality show on television.
Speaker 5: Right now, Cody, I am going with Buffalo Bill's quarterback
Speaker 5: Josh Allen.
Speaker 6: Same. This may seem like an obvious pick, but hear
Speaker 6: me out on this one. Right.
Speaker 5: The Bills two of the last five years make it
Speaker 5: to the AFC Championship Game, right. They lose both of
Speaker 5: those games. There's a lot of pressure, there's a lot
Speaker 5: of expectations on Josh allen shoulders this offseason. I think
Speaker 5: it would be awesome for fans to get to watch
Speaker 5: kind of what it's like as a quarterback with those
Speaker 5: expectations to go through an offseason and how he handles
Speaker 5: that with OTAs and fall camp and all the other
Speaker 5: things that are going on. A second thing is that
Speaker 5: he is engaged to Haley Steinfield, right, So now, from
Speaker 5: a producer standpoint, we're bringing in a different crew to
Speaker 5: watch the game. We're bringing in the entertainment side of things,
Speaker 5: and she's an amazing actress and they get to watch
Speaker 5: maybe that connection between them too, So you're getting a
Speaker 5: broader audience. And then the last thing, and I think
Speaker 5: most importantly is the work that he does off the field.
Speaker 5: I don't know Josh personally, but he seems like he's
Speaker 5: a great guy on and off the field. He goes
Speaker 5: to Oshi Children's Hospital and Buffalo and if you saw
Speaker 5: him win the MVP. Afterwards, they had a montage for
Speaker 5: the kids and it was just so emotional to them saying, hey,
Speaker 5: congratulations Josh. You can see that he broke down a
Speaker 5: little bit. He has a foundation there, the Patricia Allen Foundation,
Speaker 5: which is named after his grandma that worked there. It's
Speaker 5: just so cool the things he does off the field.
Speaker 5: So I think all of those combined would make for
Speaker 5: a great reality television series to fallow around Josh Allen.
Speaker 6: I think right now is the time to roll too.
Speaker 6: He's in bachelor party mode right now. Yeah, we'll start
Speaker 6: recording after this week. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think that that wedding is not going to be
Speaker 9: one of those like long engagements. I think that thing's coming.
Speaker 9: I think that's happening. Yeah. So if you like that
Speaker 9: kind of stuff, that's fun.
Speaker 6: Good for you, Josh.
Speaker 10: It would be awesome. I'm going the other way. I'm
Speaker 10: going and I added an extra X. I want to
Speaker 10: see Max Crosby twenty four to seven with the parental
Speaker 10: lock off. So whatever he does says during this show
Speaker 10: is actually okay.
Speaker 4: By NFL standards.
Speaker 10: I think he may be the most fascinating player I've
Speaker 10: seen since Richie in cognito, but in the positive, like
Speaker 10: you don't know what's going on inside there, what's burning
Speaker 10: inside of him. He's got a lot to say. He
Speaker 10: says it with his body. It's printed on his body literally,
Speaker 10: and he's a fantastic player to boot.
Speaker 4: So this is a guy I.
Speaker 10: Would love to see more of and I can't get
Speaker 10: enough of seeing him up close.
Speaker 4: Talking to him. I'm even more confused by.
Speaker 6: What and who he is.
Speaker 3: Well, he he was on our show, Kyle, he was
Speaker 3: in studio, and I totally agree with you. He's the
Speaker 3: kind of guy who can just tail off into these
Speaker 3: stories and when you're halfways in the story, you're like,
Speaker 3: hold up, you were telling me that you drove from
Speaker 3: Texas to Michigan when you were a high school student,
Speaker 3: and you did not leave Eastern Michigan's campus or Western.
Speaker 3: He went to Central Eastern, Eastern, Central Central Michigan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he went to Eastern.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry you didn't leave Eastern Michigan's campus until you
Speaker 3: demanded a scholarship from them. And then you show up
Speaker 3: that like that's all of a sudden, You're like, what
Speaker 3: car did you drive? And your mom came with you.
Speaker 3: It's he's an amazing guy.
Speaker 6: And I like that one.
Speaker 9: I like the idea of having a reality show based
Speaker 9: on someone who's been on this show.
Speaker 6: So I mean, I got it. This is it right here.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is this is easy pickings, and this
Speaker 6: is at its core.
Speaker 9: The rap Sheet Show is a family show, much like
Speaker 9: the Osbourne's, and I think Leah Rappaport is kind of
Speaker 9: in the the motherly house runner like a Sharon Osbourne.
Speaker 9: And then you got like the superstar in Max and Jude,
Speaker 9: who are just trending and they're everywhere and everyone's falling
Speaker 9: in love with him.
Speaker 6: And then you got the father figure who look at that.
Speaker 4: See there's a dark side, all.
Speaker 9: Right, because after he takes care of the family, and
Speaker 9: after he does this is elliptical and peloton and all that,
Speaker 9: he goes out and starts cracking skulls and and we're
Speaker 9: gonna call this show talking sheet all right, and he
Speaker 9: goes out and if somebody gets in his way, they
Speaker 9: better not. And in the promo, remember when they're the
Speaker 9: first promo for Jersey Shore and it was like Snookie's
Speaker 9: getting punched and there's all this fights and stuff. There's
Speaker 9: the promo and Ian he's just standing there. He's got
Speaker 9: a nice Pike's placed little almond milk in and he.
Speaker 4: Just and he says, step back.
Speaker 9: Step back is a gentleman's way to say, get the
Speaker 9: bleep out of my face.
Speaker 6: He might as well have hit him with a leather glove.
Speaker 4: I love that phrase.
Speaker 6: And that's that's the phrase.
Speaker 9: We're gonna run Talking Sheet season one.
Speaker 6: Step back and I'm in and tell me you're not
Speaker 6: right now?
Speaker 2: I am tell and it is step not back?
Speaker 6: Ian?
Speaker 10: Are you?
Speaker 6: Are you game? Because we'll put this together Talking Sheet.
Speaker 8: Well, just so you know, my life is pretty boring.
Speaker 7: It generally consists of me in this room making calls
Speaker 7: on an endless loop, with occasional appearances on TV.
Speaker 8: So I don't know that reality show producers would love that. Now,
Speaker 8: when I leave the house, as some of.
Speaker 7: Those pictures shows, it gets a little wild, so.
Speaker 8: They can come along with that. So if your game
Speaker 8: and setting this up. I think my family would be
Speaker 8: game two guys.
Speaker 6: Okay, I don't know. I was away last week.
Speaker 9: I do have a question if people don't know, Ian
Speaker 9: and I live in literally the same town, the same
Speaker 9: town Ian, you know in for the fact, in the
Speaker 9: middle of our town there is a very there's a
Speaker 9: great Starbucks.
Speaker 4: It's right there.
Speaker 9: You've probably been. I've been a thousand times since the combine.
Speaker 9: Has your relationship with Starbucks changed?
Speaker 6: Like? Are you a coffee bean guy now? Or like
Speaker 6: have they reached out to you?
Speaker 4: What's going on? I want to know this stuff.
Speaker 7: I think Dunkin Donuts is a great brand. I think
Speaker 7: they do an excellent job. Their commercials are awesome. Whatever
Speaker 7: happened with any other brands, I'm fueled by Duncan and
Speaker 7: I'm very proud of it.
Speaker 6: Rap Sheet runs on Duncan.
Speaker 4: That's incredible.
Speaker 6: Ian. I love you, and I only wish it could
Speaker 6: have been there for you.
Speaker 9: But but it sounds like you handled yourself with class
Speaker 9: and dignity and you're the best.
Speaker 2: I agree with you, Kyle.
Speaker 3: I think rap Sheets one of the promos could also
Speaker 3: be he like sends the X or the tweet and
Speaker 3: then he just throws his phone and like it.
Speaker 2: Drops into like a f and a fireball, and like
Speaker 2: that's what his.
Speaker 3: Life becomes, like a tumblewee And there's dun't get in
Speaker 3: that cup, buddy, we know it.
Speaker 6: Way to go.
Speaker 9: I love the Rapp Reports. Thank you for joining the
Speaker 9: show in and we'll work on that show. I promise
Speaker 9: we're gonna get And.
Speaker 2: Then of course the brands would have to appear on
Speaker 2: this in the middle of town. Yes, right throughout March.
Speaker 3: On Good Morning Football, we're celebrating Women's History Month with
Speaker 3: stories of women in football breaking barriers while inspiring countless others.
Speaker 2: Today we introduce you to a QB.
Speaker 3: Wide receiver dynamic duo representing the next generation of girls
Speaker 3: getting it done on the flag field.
Speaker 6: My name is Darianna. I am nine years old. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna running back.
Speaker 12: My name's Hayley and I'm h at play Corvette.
Speaker 6: I saw my brother play.
Speaker 1: And now I was like, oh wow, that looks fun
Speaker 1: on we gonna be Okay.
Speaker 12: My favorite thing about football is being with my teammates Yanni.
Speaker 12: When my team is really fast, she outruns the boys sometimes.
Speaker 9: Okay, Yanni is extremely talented, extremely fast, I see boys.
Speaker 12: On the sideline like how they're like, hey, we got
Speaker 12: to win.
Speaker 10: But the next thing, you know, the girls.
Speaker 6: Want Hi Way ain't bringing his name.
Speaker 12: To be a good quarterback, you have to be responsible
Speaker 12: to your teeth and make sure you feel like they're
Speaker 12: they're in vaulted. I like when she throw the ball
Speaker 12: deep and she's a very good quarterback. If I would
Speaker 12: encouragin and never to play, I hope they would win
Speaker 12: and have fun.
Speaker 6: And Hi.
Speaker 3: I actively have to fight the jealousy that I have
Speaker 3: for those young girls who get to play flag like
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Speaker 6: When we returned.
Speaker 5: Good Morning yesterday, on Good Morning Football, we watched quite
Speaker 5: possibly the worst opening series for a quarterback making their
Speaker 5: NFL debut.
Speaker 6: Spoiler alert that quarterback was me.
Speaker 3: Let's take a look at that, all right, Cody, we're
Speaker 3: done to the story.
Speaker 5: Be very careful about the stories that you tell during
Speaker 5: commercial breaks and the producers about your bad days in football,
Speaker 5: because they will not only go find the tape, but
Speaker 5: make you relive.
Speaker 6: It on natural televident.
Speaker 11: Nobody Kessel in his first career start gets a delay
Speaker 11: of game mentality.
Speaker 4: It's your first play. Maybe you just get the train
Speaker 4: on the tracks. We want to invent the wheel with
Speaker 4: the Kessler exports over here. Well, let we do it.
Speaker 6: Gets worse, OPIOPI, We're good to go. Stamp is fumbled
Speaker 6: by Kessler. You just can't even imagine what's going through
Speaker 6: this Kid's my ear.
Speaker 4: You don't think can get worse? It's bottom third tonight
Speaker 4: kes football, Tom's loosely has it the rookie mistakes.
Speaker 6: That hurt for probably a week and a half.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, I need Cody stand right up there
Speaker 4: and we'll reenact it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Today's segments we are focused on one word and one
Speaker 5: word only, and that is redemp shit. Today we're going
Speaker 5: to be looking at one of my best games as
Speaker 5: a rookie in the NFL. But let me set the
Speaker 5: scene for you real quick. So after the Miami game,
Speaker 5: we go to Washington. At Washington play well get Towards
Speaker 5: the end of the game, things start falling apart a
Speaker 5: little bit.
Speaker 6: We end up losing a close one.
Speaker 5: The following week, we get to play Tom Brady and
Speaker 5: his first game back after the flight gate, and he
Speaker 5: is ready to unloose some wrath on a team. Unfortunately
Speaker 5: it's a Cleveland Brown team with a rookie quarterback.
Speaker 6: I was on the sidelin for that team.
Speaker 5: Really, Jamie and I worked together for that game in
Speaker 5: a production mean before and then she was on the sideline.
Speaker 3: I was playing and Cody got ravaged in the first
Speaker 3: quarter of that game.
Speaker 2: Brady threw for three hundred yards.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't do the postgame interview because he didn't want to participate,
Speaker 3: I think in things after the game, but Cody was.
Speaker 3: It was a great production meeting. I'm sure that we
Speaker 3: had together.
Speaker 6: It got pretty up well in my defense.
Speaker 5: Went down opening drive or second drive five for eight
Speaker 5: sixty yards and a touchdown.
Speaker 6: Feeling good. I'm gonna beat Tom Brady. Feeling great.
Speaker 5: Then we get backed up and we run a play
Speaker 5: call that I wasn't very excited about.
Speaker 6: We're running screen from basically our own one yard line.
Speaker 5: It's not being a Dante high tower comes free or
Speaker 5: the a gap hits me fumbled out of the back
Speaker 5: of the end zone.
Speaker 6: Rib pretty bad injury. I go out, go to locker room,
Speaker 6: come back, try to throw anyways.
Speaker 5: They shut me down. So now we're going to fast
Speaker 5: forward to the following week. Right, this is where it
Speaker 5: gets a little bit better. We go to Tennessee and
Speaker 5: rehab all week and Kyle, you know, on that last clip,
Speaker 5: we saw the worst possible first play that you can
Speaker 5: ever have the lay of game, coming from the sideline
Speaker 5: after a turnover. This is one of the better first
Speaker 5: plays that I ever had the same game. So what
Speaker 5: you're gonna see as you're gonna see Duke Johnson, he's
Speaker 5: gonna motion out to the right.
Speaker 6: He's going to see the end of that.
Speaker 5: He's a running back as a quarterback, as my young
Speaker 5: quarterbacks at home, if you see a linebacker run with,
Speaker 5: you know it's me and the man. If they don't
Speaker 5: run with, then at zone they end up going a
Speaker 5: cover three one high look, safety rotates right.
Speaker 6: So now I know I'm working two seams down the slot.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna look right, work back to Gary Barnage on
Speaker 5: the left, and look what happens on this first play.
Speaker 11: He's the better receiver of the two, and Kessler to
Speaker 11: throw on first down middle of the field, barnage wide open,
Speaker 11: and barnage rumble it inside the thirty five to the
Speaker 11: thirty one yard line. Donaries seriously makes the tackle. Well,
Speaker 11: that'll relax a rookie quarterback.
Speaker 13: And Kessler with a good job of reading his eyes,
Speaker 13: identifying the coverage and hitting one of.
Speaker 6: His most reliable targets.
Speaker 5: All right, Gord, go little hey, little broadcaster love no
Speaker 5: do hey.
Speaker 6: That'll settle the young quarterback. Go back, go back, all right.
Speaker 6: The next play, though, is my first touchdown. We're gonna
Speaker 6: go hick right. Okay, here we go.
Speaker 5: So I'm dropping looking right, go back left. Strong safety
Speaker 5: is rotated right, and I know that there's a hole
Speaker 5: in their defense down the left seam. Find Gary Barnes
Speaker 5: is a great tight end. If we pick up forty
Speaker 5: plus on the first play of the game, got back shoulder.
Speaker 6: Too, throw them away for Cody.
Speaker 3: What we are watching, Kyle and I in this clip
Speaker 3: is there's number thirty.
Speaker 2: Jason mccordy's in on the play, in on the tackle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he gets off the block from prior and he's
Speaker 9: got those cool pink sleeves on it.
Speaker 6: He kind of makes the tackle half tackle. Jake, great job, Jays.
Speaker 5: Okay, now let me start to see hm scond play.
Speaker 5: You're going to see my first touchdown pass in this
Speaker 5: game to Terrell Prior. My first touchdown pass in the
Speaker 5: NFL was against Washington. This was my second right So
Speaker 5: we're driving down, we get down in the red zone,
Speaker 5: we're down by the goal line. You're going to see
Speaker 5: a three wide receiver set to the bottom or the
Speaker 5: right side of your screen.
Speaker 6: Torell Prior is number two. He's in the slot.
Speaker 5: I know that if we have a zone look, we're
Speaker 5: going to check out of this. Go kill, kill, kill, kill,
Speaker 5: run the football. If we get a man look, I'm salvating.
Speaker 5: This is the play that we want. We want to
Speaker 5: run a corner a route to Terrell Prior on the outside.
Speaker 5: You're going to see Andrew Hawkins. He's going to push
Speaker 5: up and run a spot route. He's going to take
Speaker 5: that outside dB out of the way so that I
Speaker 5: know I can work that back corner pylon and throw
Speaker 5: out to Treill Prior. Now this play is important because
Speaker 5: my young quarterbacks at home. This is the definition of
Speaker 5: know your personnel. The safety does a great job of
Speaker 5: reading my eyes and he almost double teams trell prior
Speaker 5: in this play. But I know TP being six foot six,
Speaker 5: I can put it on the top shelf and let
Speaker 5: him go take it off.
Speaker 6: The him and we can finish in the end zone.
Speaker 11: Here we go, Sega. Dodd had six balls at the seven.
Speaker 11: They can get a first down, but they're looking for
Speaker 11: a touchdown. Kessler to the end zone for Prior, leep
Speaker 11: and grab back of the end zone touchdown Cleveland.
Speaker 13: This is equally the ball location from Kessler double coverage.
Speaker 4: The Titans know exactly.
Speaker 13: Where he's gonna go, but he puts that ball high
Speaker 13: where Prior can go up with it.
Speaker 3: Odd, very guy, got a little love there, right.
Speaker 5: And that plague too is is you're gonna see so
Speaker 5: corners you're over on this right, So we have all
Speaker 5: our receivers on one side.
Speaker 6: I know corners are over. It's man and man. Eyes
Speaker 6: are locked on and they're on their hip. Put it
Speaker 6: up top. Let TP go make the do the rest.
Speaker 4: Yes, he wasn't. He wasn't open your point, I.
Speaker 5: Know, so I know the DB's eyes aren't to me.
Speaker 5: I see the safety coming over. I've got to put
Speaker 5: it up there, and it's almost a back shoulder corner
Speaker 5: type of row right and Hawkins does a great job
Speaker 5: of taking the corner out of the place without have room.
Speaker 4: To work with Cody.
Speaker 6: That's open for a big dudes.
Speaker 5: Progressing a little bit for the first Game's miam.
Speaker 6: Here, But I'm trying to give credit to TP. How's
Speaker 6: DP these days? He's awesome.
Speaker 5: I haven't talked to him in a while, but once
Speaker 5: he left Cleveland, we still stayed in touch. He's a
Speaker 5: great person, great teammate, great competitors, and it's so important
Speaker 5: to as a quarterback when your receivers are on the
Speaker 5: same page. Well, playing with TP, he was a former quarterback,
Speaker 5: so we were always on the same page.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 4: Third play.
Speaker 5: I can't take a lot of credit for this one.
Speaker 5: This is really a team effort on this one. So
Speaker 5: you're gonna see is the Titans are going to walk up.
Speaker 5: I think it's fourth and twelve. In this situation that
Speaker 5: Titans walk up, they go double a gap. Look, you're
Speaker 5: gonna see me move up Duke Johnson to block the
Speaker 5: right a gap, and that means our offensive line is
Speaker 5: working to the left ay gap to everyone else. Duke
Speaker 5: knows that if that nickel defender comes off the edge,
Speaker 5: he's got to abort and go get him.
Speaker 6: He does it perfectly.
Speaker 5: He works in Unison's with our left tackle, and now
Speaker 5: I know I have room to step up, and you're
Speaker 5: going to see Andrew Hawkins do a great job of just.
Speaker 6: Playing backyard ball.
Speaker 5: He works across the field, works a scramble drill, he
Speaker 5: mies downfield, and we pick up a huge first down.
Speaker 11: Guessler twenty one of thirty three two und fifty one
Speaker 11: yards on fourth down play clockets seven. Here comes the pressure,
Speaker 11: steps up, rolling right, throws up run passes complete to
Speaker 11: Hawkins who's out of bounds with the five yard line.
Speaker 13: This is Cody Kessler just going out there and making
Speaker 13: a play. He identifies Hawkins coming over open over the
Speaker 13: middle and.
Speaker 4: Delivers a clutch pass to get the first down. Now
Speaker 4: they have to hurry.
Speaker 6: Yeah, really play.
Speaker 5: I'd love to take credit, but this was all protection
Speaker 5: offensive line, Andrew Hawkins being a great player.
Speaker 2: Cody, what's going my.
Speaker 3: Mind is the way you're talking about these plays is
Speaker 3: like the what you're saying to us is all happening
Speaker 3: in your head before and guess.
Speaker 5: What, Jamie, You're thinking all these things pre snap and
Speaker 5: then when the ball snap the picture changes and you
Speaker 5: have to a yap right away. All right, last play here,
Speaker 5: and this was probably one of my more favorite plays
Speaker 5: of the game. You're gonna see an all out cover
Speaker 5: zero look by Tennessee Meeting. There's no safety over the top.
Speaker 5: It's manned man across. They have six defenders, we only
Speaker 5: have five to block them. So I know that someone's
Speaker 5: going to be free. As a right handed quarterback, I'm
Speaker 5: going to make a lucy lucy call, which means I'm
Speaker 5: gonna slide the line to the left. If I said Ron,
Speaker 5: Ron would go right. If I go Lucy lucy because I'm.
Speaker 6: A right hander.
Speaker 5: Now I can see the free rusher right. Let's take
Speaker 5: the five that way. Leave the free rusher in my face.
Speaker 5: And I know I'm gonna work TP on the right.
Speaker 5: You're gonna have Duke Johnson running a little rub screen
Speaker 5: route working in the back pylon. Trell Pryor is gonna
Speaker 5: hesitate and then come across, and I know I'm gonna
Speaker 5: take a hit, but you got to send in there
Speaker 5: and make the throw and.
Speaker 4: Count on stopping him.
Speaker 11: At three down thirty play of the drive, touchdown, Cleveland
Speaker 11: Kessler is now because he lets that one go and
Speaker 11: Terrell Pryor with a second touchdown.
Speaker 6: Reception of the.
Speaker 13: Game, perfect slant, a natural pick, bumps off Paris Cocks
Speaker 13: and allows Prior to come under.
Speaker 5: You think I'd be a little more excited. Unfortunately, we
Speaker 5: had a two point conversion after that. We came back
Speaker 5: from I think fourteen down. We had a two point
Speaker 5: conversion out that we didn't get it.
Speaker 6: But there you go, free rusher up the right.
Speaker 5: We want a loosey call, great pick right there by
Speaker 5: Duke Johnson and a touchdown at Treil Prire is second
Speaker 5: of the day.
Speaker 6: Hody, don't love better.
Speaker 8: I don't remember.
Speaker 5: I think the stats of that game. It was around
Speaker 5: three thirty passing yards, two touchdowns. And in my defense disclaimer,
Speaker 5: I felt like Bill and Chris and Gina up there.
Speaker 5: Our producers had me do this because they felt a
Speaker 5: little bad for me yesterday. This Hey, Cody, come up
Speaker 5: here and let's see the Cody Kestler show. In my defense,
Speaker 5: I did not want to get up.
Speaker 3: Just the tone change out of the broadcasters. Tom McCarthy
Speaker 3: and Adam Marchalletta are like, okay, Cody Kestler.
Speaker 6: Very opposite from yesterday.
Speaker 4: Your head looks bigger and your nice work.
Speaker 6: Very good, Cody.
Speaker 2: We're very proud of you.
Speaker 3: Cody can play quarterback and you listen, don't talk about it, Cody,
Speaker 3: you feel better?
Speaker 2: Is that very therapeutic for you to relive your best game?
Speaker 2: Oh no, but DeMarco is.
Speaker 6: Like, I'm comming for you every time I have too
Speaker 6: in my hand. In DeMarco's next he's a double flashing back.
Speaker 4: That was good.
Speaker 6: Hey, what of the day was redemption? Felt like I
Speaker 6: redeemed myself a little bit with that, with that I
Speaker 6: missed yesterday segment. I know that's this segment. I'm not
Speaker 6: not to like just you know, twist the knife.
Speaker 4: It's just a charm.
Speaker 6: I love that segment.
Speaker 4: It was awesome.
Speaker 5: It's cool just being honest about that, because not every
Speaker 5: debut is pretty. Not every you know, rookie has a
Speaker 5: Jade and Daniels type year.
Speaker 6: You've got to go through some of the sloop. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like, he's like, listen, young quarterbacks, let me tell
Speaker 3: you how it could go.
Speaker 2: And then he's got the tape.
Speaker 6: Hopefully that made him feel a little bit better.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it did.
Speaker 3: M