Speaker 1: Loosen up that John pop in eight sticks a gump.
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll is back in the NFL. We've got the
Speaker 1: scoop on why the Raiders chose to hire a seventy
Speaker 1: three year old Super.
Speaker 2: Bowl winner, and Weather perhaps.
Speaker 1: His old quarterback in Seattle might want to join them.
Speaker 1: The Jaguars also have their new head coach, and there
Speaker 1: is no turning back this time.
Speaker 2: What can do all expect?
Speaker 1: With Liam Cohen now drawing up for Trevor Lawrence, our
Speaker 1: guy Baldy will break down the fit. After a wild
Speaker 1: few days in Florida, the four teams are still alive
Speaker 1: for this season, and only two can advance to Super
Speaker 1: Bowl fifty nine. Conference Championship weekend is almost here, and
Speaker 1: we've got reporters and analysts across the country to tell
Speaker 1: you who's got the edge. I'm as excited as Bob
Speaker 1: Costas in basketball. Welcome inside with the insiders alongside you,
Speaker 1: Batistep and Mike Garafalo.
Speaker 2: I am Tom Peliicero.
Speaker 1: It is our last show before Conference Championship weekend. It's
Speaker 1: our last show from the home studios for quite a while,
Speaker 1: because come Monday, we'll be headed down to Mobile, Alabama
Speaker 1: for Senior Bowl week. I'm already here in a VAT shirt,
Speaker 1: absolutely ready to roll.
Speaker 2: You know what else I'm.
Speaker 1: Ready for to talk about the return of a legend
Speaker 1: to the sideline. Pete Carroll is back as the Raiders
Speaker 1: head coach. He will be the oldest coach in NFL
Speaker 1: history by the time September rolls around.
Speaker 2: This was something that was in the works for the
Speaker 2: past couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll have been putting together staff, making a lot
Speaker 1: of phone calls. The Raiders wanted to pump the brakes
Speaker 1: a little bit after Ben Johnson decided to go to
Speaker 1: Chicago instead. They hired their general manager, John Spytech. He
Speaker 1: then became a part of the process, and then they
Speaker 1: moved swiftly last night into this morning getting a deal
Speaker 1: in place with Pete Carroll. Did I imagine he's pretty
Speaker 1: old by l head coach standards. He is very old,
Speaker 1: the oldest that will have ever been. You see Romeo
Speaker 1: Crenell currently holds that title, ahead of the likes of
Speaker 1: George Hallis and Marv Leafy. You had been on the
Speaker 1: job for a long time before they coach their final game.
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll seventy three years old and three hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty one days by September, when he's on the sideline,
Speaker 1: will be the oldest ever come week one. All of
Speaker 1: which brings me to this question, Judy, you know who's
Speaker 1: running the search out there in Las Vegas. It is
Speaker 1: Tom Brady among others in that building. Those two have
Speaker 1: squared off even on a Super Bowl stage. What do
Speaker 1: you make of this match out there in Vegas?
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, I think we have to dispense
Speaker 3: of the oldest coach thing because Pete Carroll is the
Speaker 3: youngest seventy three year old you will ever see. He
Speaker 3: doesn't act seventy three, he doesn't look seventy three, he
Speaker 3: does not have the energy level of a seventy three
Speaker 3: year old. So put that aside, he is the ultimate
Speaker 3: culture guy. And more than anything that they need at
Speaker 3: the Raiders, more than they need clarity on the quarterback
Speaker 3: or roster improvements, they need a culture reset. They have
Speaker 3: needed a culture reset for years. It has been upheaval
Speaker 3: and turnover and chaos. They've only been to the playoffs
Speaker 3: twice since two thousand and two. They need the entire
Speaker 3: building to be reset. And that's the kind of thing
Speaker 3: that Pete Carroll can do right. He's not just an
Speaker 3: x AS and OS guy. He comes in with an
Speaker 3: entire vision for an organization, for a program, and that's
Speaker 3: what they need. And he Look, you're not hiring somebody
Speaker 3: who is seventy three years old to be there for
Speaker 3: fifteen years. But if he can sort of change the
Speaker 3: feeling in the building, get them on the right path,
Speaker 3: then he will have accomplished what Tom Brady and Mark
Speaker 3: Davis need him to accomplish, and that is just changing
Speaker 3: the trajectory of this franchise. Pete Carroll can do that.
Speaker 3: He's spent eighteen years at a head coach in the
Speaker 3: NFL and he only missed the playoffs six times. They
Speaker 3: would more than take that in Las Vegas right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The year that they ran him out of there in Seattle,
Speaker 4: I mean was twenty three. He went nine to eight
Speaker 4: and that was considered a down year for the Seahawks.
Speaker 4: They did have that one seven win season as well. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean it's pretty solid right there. Incredible what you're
Speaker 4: seeing in the AFC West now with regard to the
Speaker 4: skins on the wall for these guys, super Bowl appearances,
Speaker 4: super Bowl titles, Yes, I was going to.
Speaker 5: Call for it.
Speaker 2: I want to see more Pete.
Speaker 4: The cutaway shots alone are why I'm excited to see
Speaker 4: Pete Carroll back in the NFL. We'll talk about Russell
Speaker 4: Wilson potentially joining him. Didn't end on the best note
Speaker 4: between these two guys, so I don't know if they
Speaker 4: would truly revisit it. I mean, at the very least,
Speaker 4: I think Russ would use it as leverage in his
Speaker 4: negotiations with the Steelers, which he says are underway. And
Speaker 4: I know that there's a thought for the Steelers and
Speaker 4: Mike Commlin to retain Russell Wilson at least in some capacity.
Speaker 2: But we're not talking about Russell Wilson necessarily just yet.
Speaker 4: We're talking about Pete Carroll, and we're talking about him
Speaker 4: and this ownership group. Tom Brady being a part of
Speaker 4: this new ownership group that was really impressed with Pete
Speaker 4: Carroll and the fact that this is a guy that
Speaker 4: can come bring energy and you know, it's Vegas, so
Speaker 4: you got to bring a little bit of starpower, a
Speaker 4: little bit of recognition. He certainly has that, and he
Speaker 4: certainly brings that as well. Just got to figure out
Speaker 4: the quarterback position and the roster across the board, there's
Speaker 4: not a lot of talent on this night. We said
Speaker 4: that when Antonio Pierce got let go, not sure what
Speaker 4: anybody could have done with that roster. So even Pete
Speaker 4: Carroll's not going to get that roster over five hundred.
Speaker 4: They've got to improve in that area. John Spytech recently
Speaker 4: hired a general manager. He's gonna be charged with that.
Speaker 1: Spytech and Tom Brady were old teammates in Michigan. They
Speaker 1: also were together with the Buccaneers who had a sixty
Speaker 1: eight year old coach and Bruce Arians who guided them
Speaker 1: to a Super Bowl. Now they also had, you know,
Speaker 1: the greatest quarterback who has ever lived, at least in
Speaker 1: his generation here, so that's helped. But point being not
Speaker 1: as surprise when you're thinking about culture and getting somebody
Speaker 1: in who's going to galvanize a building, that they're willing
Speaker 1: to look past some of those other things and say
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll is a guy who can do that. As
Speaker 1: they undertake what is a big time turnover with that roster,
Speaker 1: the Jaguars roster much closer to being competitive, and they
Speaker 1: are now optimistic that they've found a guy who is
Speaker 1: going to get the most out of it. Liam Cohen,
Speaker 1: after a dramatic couple of days in which he agreed
Speaker 1: to a new deal with the Buccaneers as their offensive coordinator,
Speaker 1: told the Jaguars he was out on the search. Than
Speaker 1: the Jags fired Trent Bulky called back and said how
Speaker 1: about now? And then Liam Cohen headed to Jacksonville, went
Speaker 1: in the building and agreed to terms. He is now
Speaker 1: locked in as their head coach. As you saw in
Speaker 1: a statement announcement from Shad Cohn, he sent in part
Speaker 1: to repeat my message earlier this week, I am deeply
Speaker 1: committed to building a winner here in Jacksonville. I also
Speaker 1: believe in being judged my actions not words. That's why
Speaker 1: I took swift and decisive action this week to hire
Speaker 1: Liam Cohen as the new head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Speaker 1: He says he is pumped. We're pumped at Brian Baldinger
Speaker 1: here with us to talk about this. Balding we're talking
Speaker 1: about Pete, but also focusing on Liam Cohen here. You
Speaker 1: know where he comes from from an offensive perspective. You
Speaker 1: know the talent on that roster. What are the Jaguars
Speaker 1: going to look like now with Cohen calling the shots.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, if you just look at what Tampa
Speaker 5: just accomplished this year.
Speaker 6: And I remember talking to the general manager, Jason Light
Speaker 6: a couple of times during the season. They went from
Speaker 6: being the thirty second ranked rushing football team in the
Speaker 6: NFL in twenty twenty three to the number four ranked.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 6: They drafted a center, and they drafted a good rookie
Speaker 6: running back in Bucky Irby. But Jason said a big
Speaker 6: part of the turnaround was the scheme that Liam Cohen installed.
Speaker 5: Now he has a college background at Kentucky.
Speaker 6: You know he's coached three He will now coach three
Speaker 6: number one picks at quarterback from Stafford to Baker coming
Speaker 6: off a year where one of only ten quarterbacks in
Speaker 6: the history of NFL to throw for forty touchdowns and
Speaker 6: over forty five hundred yards. And who needs help right now?
Speaker 5: It's Trevor. Lawrence needs a lot of help.
Speaker 6: I feel like he compare it with Trevor, and I
Speaker 6: think he can help repair Trevor the way we've seen
Speaker 6: Baker get repaired from where he came. And then I
Speaker 6: think the running game needed a lot of work. They
Speaker 6: tried to do it they didn't get it done. I
Speaker 6: feel like they commitment to the run game, how they
Speaker 6: run the ball with scheme. I think all those things
Speaker 6: I think Jacksonville can look forward to with Liam call
Speaker 6: and I think it's a good hire just based on
Speaker 6: what he has been able to accomplish both with the
Speaker 6: Rams and certainly with Tampa a year ago.
Speaker 5: As for Pete Carroll, I remember talking to Pete.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's so many different memories of sitting down talking
Speaker 6: to Pete before games off season out there in Seattle.
Speaker 6: One thing, you know that he loves his competition. Competition Wednesday.
Speaker 6: That's a real thing. Go out there and compete for
Speaker 6: your job. I like that as I think the Raiders
Speaker 6: could use that. And then the other thing that he
Speaker 6: always said, he said he did this when he was
Speaker 6: at USC, he did it at Seattle, he did it
Speaker 6: his first year with the Patriots, is that I believe
Speaker 6: in playing young players and if they're the right people
Speaker 6: and the right mindset, they might make mistakes early in the.
Speaker 5: Season, but they're gonna help us win games late in
Speaker 5: the year.
Speaker 6: And I think you can point to a lot of players,
Speaker 6: whether it's Bobby Wagner starting his rookie year becoming a
Speaker 6: Hall of Fame type player under Pete Carroll. You can
Speaker 6: point to a lot of different players that have been
Speaker 6: drafted by John Schneider helped by Pete Carroll. I'll bet
Speaker 6: that Pete spend a lot of time this year looking
Speaker 6: at the college game, looking at some of these kids
Speaker 6: that are coming out of the draft. It won't surprise
Speaker 6: me to see the Raiders come up with the draft
Speaker 6: where a lot of rookies end up playing this first
Speaker 6: year with the Raiders as they try to rebuild that franchise.
Speaker 5: Right now, you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna be a young roster, but potentially a very veteran
Speaker 1: staff too. Because my understanding has Pete's been in touch
Speaker 1: with a lot of his assistant coaches that he had
Speaker 1: through the years in Seattle. A lot of those guys
Speaker 1: are available right now. You're gonna see some familiar names,
Speaker 1: I believe headed to Vegas.
Speaker 2: Baldy stick around.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about the NFC Championship game with
Speaker 1: you in just a little bit. Liam Cohen had one
Speaker 1: interview in this cycle. He is now a head coach.
Speaker 1: Bobby Slowech had five interviews last year, won this year,
Speaker 1: and he's now out of a job, a somewhat surprising move,
Speaker 1: the one that had been rumored for months. Slowick is
Speaker 1: out as the Texans offensive coordinator, despite the Texans winning
Speaker 1: a second consecutive AFC South title, going into the playoffs
Speaker 1: and having the Chiefs on the ropes. Here, Judy again,
Speaker 1: when you have the type of dip they did through
Speaker 1: the middle portion of the season, the quarterback CJ. Stroud
Speaker 1: seemed to regress a little bit, you know, something might
Speaker 1: have to change, and obviously they came to the very
Speaker 1: difficult conclusion that change had to involve Bobby Slower.
Speaker 3: I mean, this just shows you how quickly the NFL
Speaker 3: can turn. He was a hot head coaching candidate last
Speaker 3: year on the back of CJ. Stroud's tremendous rookie season,
Speaker 3: and now he is out of a job because CJ.
Speaker 3: Stroud and the offense regressed dramatically.
Speaker 8: C J.
Speaker 3: Stroud underperformed in basically every category his rookie season. The
Speaker 3: offensive line was not good. He was sacked fifty two times.
Speaker 3: It never got better during the season. He looked indecisive,
Speaker 3: he was making mental mistakes. Certainly, it's not all Bobbley's
Speaker 3: Slowak's fault. They had big injuries to their wide receivers.
Speaker 3: But when your star quarterback, the future of your franchise
Speaker 3: at quarterback goes backwards as dramatically as c J. Stroud did.
Speaker 3: Something has to change, and it's going to be somebody
Speaker 3: like the offensive coordinator. I'm sure he will get other opportunities,
Speaker 3: but I mean, this season, you knew coming out of it,
Speaker 3: and after the season ended, Dimiko Ryans was very tepid
Speaker 3: in his remarks about Bobby Sloweck, so you knew something
Speaker 3: was coming.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this sounded like it was an extremely tough decision
Speaker 4: for Demico Ryans to make. He and Bobby Slowick very close.
Speaker 4: I have known each other for quite some time, but just
Speaker 4: decided that this needed to be the move that the
Speaker 4: team was going to make. I think it's really important
Speaker 4: to look where they go now with regard to the
Speaker 4: comfort that CJ. Stroud is going to have with the
Speaker 4: new offensive coordinator. That's going to be an enormous part
Speaker 4: of this moving forward. Rod Johnson, their quarterbacks coach, is
Speaker 4: going to be an internal candidate. But when you look
Speaker 4: to the external candidates, might be some guys that have
Speaker 4: some history with c J. Stroud or maybe with the
Speaker 4: systems that he is comfortable in and folks that know c. J.
Speaker 4: Stroud or have a connection to other coaches. That's what
Speaker 4: I think you're going to see a lot of in
Speaker 4: this coaching search when it comes to the Houston Texans
Speaker 4: and their offensive coordinator and making sure that this new
Speaker 4: OC is aligned with c J.
Speaker 7: Stroud.
Speaker 1: And when you make moves like this, it does up
Speaker 1: the anteam moving forward here. It sends a pretty clear
Speaker 1: message intended or not that get into the playoffs. Even
Speaker 1: winning a playoff game, that's not good enough. We need
Speaker 1: to sum how managed to push this thing forward, and
Speaker 1: the OC hire is going to be a.
Speaker 2: Big piece of it.
Speaker 1: They did, as I said, almost knock off the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: But here we are once again. Patrick Mahomes is still
Speaker 1: playing quarterbacks. So the Chiefs are in yet another conference
Speaker 1: championship game, and once again it's a matchup of these guys,
Speaker 1: Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. We will talk about the
Speaker 1: latest installment of this rivalry in just a little bit.
Speaker 2: Coming up first, though.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurts is off the injury report, but is he
Speaker 1: truly one hundred percent with that left knee injury.
Speaker 2: We'll have Steve Whites and.
Speaker 1: Stacy Dale's to be covering that game, but first they'll
Speaker 1: be here to talk about it with Baldy and so
Speaker 1: much more stick around.
Speaker 2: It's the insiders.
Speaker 4: Brace yourselves, Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: Did you see what I did there? Yeah? That bottom
Speaker 2: line there.
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts anticipates wearing a knee brace, onsid they're gonna
Speaker 4: hear from him in just the second but a full
Speaker 4: participant one once again. Limited Wednesday, full Thursday, full Friday.
Speaker 4: No game status does not mean he's one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: We believe he's going to be affected. How much he'll
Speaker 4: be affected, we'll see. Here's Jalen talking to the media today.
Speaker 5: When to see how it would progress?
Speaker 8: How did it?
Speaker 5: Progress? Has been progressive? All right? My coach coach said, are.
Speaker 6: You going to wear a brace of any kind on
Speaker 6: game day?
Speaker 5: Anticipate?
Speaker 2: So I expected a non answer there.
Speaker 4: Good for Jalen to give us some information right there.
Speaker 4: Stacey Tails, Steve Weiss, Brian Baldinger. I'm just gonna get
Speaker 4: out of the way in this segment with this star
Speaker 4: power that we've got to my camera left. Stacy going
Speaker 4: to start with you on this one on the health
Speaker 4: of Jalen Hurts and what we can expect from him
Speaker 4: on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Well, you heard him right there.
Speaker 9: Jalen Hurts, you guys was never going to not a
Speaker 9: chance in hell miss this football game, especially since he
Speaker 9: missed basically the most the entirety of their Week sixteen
Speaker 9: loss to the Commander's got that concussion in the first quarter.
Speaker 9: I will wear the brace, as he just told us
Speaker 9: on the left leg. I talked to somebody within the
Speaker 9: team here today. I saw you guys concerned. Nope, that's
Speaker 9: the answer that I got. Jalen Hurts, we know is
Speaker 9: incredibly tough. No designation there. And what's really exciting is
Speaker 9: add in Saquon Barkley, who the Eagles believe internally fellas
Speaker 9: is as fresh now and is powerful. Now think about that,
Speaker 9: then he was at the beginning of the season, and
Speaker 9: he is running like it a single postseason record currently
Speaker 9: one hundred and sixty two rush yards on the ground
Speaker 9: for mister Barkley. But I say all that, and then
Speaker 9: I think about JD five on the other side, and
Speaker 9: that's the quarterback of the Commanders. Steve will be on them.
Speaker 9: Jayden Daniels. I did speak with Nickel, cornerback Cooper Dejean
Speaker 9: this week, and listen, they all believe he's playing like
Speaker 9: a veteran quarterback. He's not shy downfield, and that is
Speaker 9: a concern because of his ability to strike downfield with
Speaker 9: those legs, and so, as I discussed with Dejene, obviously,
Speaker 9: plaster coverage and being disruptive in this game are going
Speaker 9: to be huge, and on the back end with that
Speaker 9: plaster coverage and the rush.
Speaker 2: But two musts.
Speaker 9: We must do these couple things to win. Pretty simple.
Speaker 9: Be incredibly gap sound up front in your rush lanes
Speaker 9: to contain him, and then you got to tackle right
Speaker 9: As we saw with the Detroit Lions, these guys kind
Speaker 9: of picked them apart really offensively, and so I expect Vic, Fangio, Baldy,
Speaker 9: Mike and Steve to keep things in front and try
Speaker 9: to win those trenches against JD five in company on Sunday.
Speaker 9: It's going to be a fantastic third matchup.
Speaker 5: You know, Stacey, It's interesting.
Speaker 6: I was there a week sixteen in Washington with James
Speaker 6: Daniels through five touchdown passes.
Speaker 5: He'd only thrown more than.
Speaker 6: Five touchdown passes once in his life as young player
Speaker 6: at Arizona State and the winner was with ten seconds
Speaker 6: to go to Jamison Crowder and Vic Fangio was in
Speaker 6: his own defense and he just lasered the ball with
Speaker 6: anticipation location to Crowder to win the game. Now, what's
Speaker 6: happened in this league and we're gonna see it throughout
Speaker 6: this postseason, is the way that guys are rushing right now.
Speaker 6: With these quarterbacks that can take off, it's almost like
Speaker 6: cage rushing, like they're taking these you know, Jalen Carter
Speaker 6: and these guys coming after them like they want to
Speaker 6: rush and keep the guys in front of them and
Speaker 6: so that Jayden doesn't have the lanes to run through.
Speaker 6: It's really changing the way guys rush. It's not like
Speaker 6: quick escapes that were used to seeing from you know,
Speaker 6: the likes of Aaron Donald some of these guys.
Speaker 5: I think it's changing it.
Speaker 6: And so I think they're going to try and keep
Speaker 6: Jayde and Daniels in front of him as much as
Speaker 6: they possibly can and kind of not mush rush. They
Speaker 6: still want to get to them, but they don't want
Speaker 6: to give them those quick escapes if things aren't there
Speaker 6: in the past game. So there's a lot there for
Speaker 6: this defense to look at I didn't see a lot
Speaker 6: of plastering receivers.
Speaker 5: I saw a lot of zone coverage. In fact, I saw.
Speaker 6: Quinnon Mitchell in that game Week sixteen give up his
Speaker 6: first touchdown pass of a season to Terry McLaurin. So
Speaker 6: I think they got to get much tighter in their coverage,
Speaker 6: whether in man or in zone right now against Shade
Speaker 6: because he's just playing too well.
Speaker 4: Right now, Steve's trying to figure out the formula here
Speaker 4: for the Commanders to score an upset here. The Eagles
Speaker 4: are probably going to be able to run on them.
Speaker 4: The run defense hasn't been thatsed out. Obviously, we know
Speaker 4: what the Eagles do, but how about like a taste
Speaker 4: of their own medicine. I just feel like Washington's running game,
Speaker 4: and Stacey alluded to it, you're gonna have to be
Speaker 4: a big part of this.
Speaker 10: It really is.
Speaker 11: I mean, look at these two teams. You know, we're
Speaker 11: talking about running and rushing and things like this. Washington
Speaker 11: is speaking with people there. They want to try to
Speaker 11: run the ball.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 11: They're coming off a one hundred and eighty two yard
Speaker 11: rushing game against Detroit. They're not expecting to hit that
Speaker 11: against this Eagles defensive front running back Brian Robinson told
Speaker 11: me the way that they attack the box in the
Speaker 11: run game is probably the most difficult that they'll face
Speaker 11: and that they have faced all season. But that said,
Speaker 11: they have to be efficient. That means no negative runs
Speaker 11: and they've got to keep at it. Think about it, guys,
Speaker 11: in the two games that they played this year, which
Speaker 11: they split Washington, averaged twenty six carries per game. You
Speaker 11: wouldn't think about that just because they wasn't highly successful,
Speaker 11: or at least to the memory, but they did average
Speaker 11: more than one hundred rushing yards in each of those games.
Speaker 11: The first game it was Brian Robinson gaining the yards.
Speaker 11: The second game it was Jayden Daniels. So Robinson said,
Speaker 11: whoever is carrying the ball, they've got to protect it
Speaker 11: for one, and they've just got to be efficient. That's
Speaker 11: the buzzword they talked about because that run game, Stacy
Speaker 11: in Baldy, it gets them off those rush lanes like
Speaker 11: you're talking about on Jayden and Daniels, and that's what
Speaker 11: they feel they need to do to hit some big
Speaker 11: plays against this defense.
Speaker 6: So Steve, you know, if they want to do that
Speaker 6: and accomplish what you're talking about with Brian Robinson and
Speaker 6: Austin Eckler, and you know they're gonna have to do
Speaker 6: with the backup right guard.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if it's Trent Scott right now,
Speaker 5: but whoever's.
Speaker 6: The right guard on Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia, they're going
Speaker 6: against Jalen Carter. And in that first game, you know,
Speaker 6: the last game, Jalen Carr punched the ball out of
Speaker 6: Brian Robinson's hands and Nolan Smith recovered it. It was
Speaker 6: a significant play in the game. But Jami Encarter plays
Speaker 6: nearly every snap. Whoever's playing right guard has to deal
Speaker 6: with the beast, maybe the best defensive tackle in football
Speaker 6: right now, the way that he's playing, the way that
Speaker 6: he changed the game against the Rams.
Speaker 5: A week ago.
Speaker 6: So that's a big matchup to watch as they try to,
Speaker 6: you know, establish some inside zone in some running lanes
Speaker 6: right now, a guy that narrowly never comes off the field.
Speaker 6: They rotate the other tackle, Jordan Davis, you know, Milton Williams,
Speaker 6: different guys over there, But Jalen lines up, plays nearly
Speaker 6: every snap.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I would advise the commanders Dalon Carter's hard
Speaker 4: enough when you are blocking him.
Speaker 2: Don't not block him.
Speaker 4: The last two plays against the Rams, they slid the
Speaker 4: right side and then the center looked like you, that's
Speaker 4: the guy you want to start with there, Get some
Speaker 4: hands on him. Looking forward to Stacey Dale's and Steve
Speaker 4: Weish on Sunday, NFL Game Day Morning, providing you covers
Speaker 4: in the NFC Championship game ahead of this one.
Speaker 2: Baldy, you're coming back later in the show.
Speaker 4: So coming up next, we flip it to the AFC
Speaker 4: and get you ready for that Conference championship.
Speaker 1: Bills Chiefs Sunday night. Cannot wait for that AFC Championship game.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Insiders, Tom Pelisaro, now joined by
Speaker 1: Sarah Walsh, Camwolf and Adam Rank. Sarah, I'm going to
Speaker 1: start with you here, this Chiefs defense going up against
Speaker 1: the Bill's offense. What's the biggest thing that they've got
Speaker 1: to be worried about in this matchup?
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing.
Speaker 12: A week ago, this Chiefs defense sacks c J. Stroud
Speaker 12: eight times, but if you look over on the Bills
Speaker 12: side of things, the Ravens were only able to get.
Speaker 5: To Josh Allen once.
Speaker 12: This is a Bills offense that takes care of its quarterback,
Speaker 12: they take care of the football. So the Chiefs know
Speaker 12: this is a much steeper challenge to try to get
Speaker 12: to this guy. When they faced him in week eleven,
Speaker 12: they never sacked him once. And not only are they
Speaker 12: very good at protecting him, but they're really good at
Speaker 12: doing all sorts of things that really can confuse a defense.
Speaker 12: And Chief safety Justin Reid talked this week about the
Speaker 12: fact that they have to have eye discipline, they have
Speaker 12: to have eye control, and he said what he means
Speaker 12: by that is they've got tight ends in the backfield,
Speaker 12: they've got wide receivers in the backfield, they got running
Speaker 12: backs lining up is wide receivers, and he said that
Speaker 12: they cannot get caught up in the trash and the
Speaker 12: things that they're wanting you to see that they're not
Speaker 12: going to use, but that can trick you into making
Speaker 12: a bad read or taking a bad step. And you know,
Speaker 12: their defensive coordinator Steve Spagnolo, who said, yeah, we have
Speaker 12: been stressing this idea of having eye control, because again,
Speaker 12: this is a Bills team that is not going to
Speaker 12: make a lot of mistakes, and it is really tough
Speaker 12: to force this team into making mistakes. Buffalo has just
Speaker 12: eight giveaways on the season, that is the fewest in
Speaker 12: a season since nineteen fifty. This is a Chiefs team,
Speaker 12: and a Chiefs defense especially that knows it has its
Speaker 12: work cut out for them.
Speaker 13: Rank Yeah, I'm curious how they're going to approach it
Speaker 13: because we've seen over the course of the season that
Speaker 13: anytime that teams try to blitz Josh Allen, he has
Speaker 13: been very successful. His passer rating is well into the
Speaker 13: one twenties when he's being blitzed. But in Week eleven,
Speaker 13: the Chiefs styled up the it's about thirty eight percent
Speaker 13: of the time and they had a little bit of
Speaker 13: a success. Josh Allen did throw a touchdown while blitz However,
Speaker 13: he did throw an interception. His passer rating was in
Speaker 13: the sixties. So for me, the Chiefs have to be patient. Understand,
Speaker 13: the Bills are gonna move the football. It's not allowing
Speaker 13: the big plays. It's going to be a great chess
Speaker 13: match between these two teams on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Flip side of this matchup cam the Bills defense has
Speaker 1: to try to slow down Patrick Mahomes and playoff Travis Kelcey.
Speaker 1: I feel like he's a different guy over these last
Speaker 1: couple of years. Here when the lights come on, when
Speaker 1: the calendar switches to January, something turns on.
Speaker 2: How do they stop him? Pretty hard?
Speaker 10: That's what Bobby babb Is, the Bills defensive coidinator, said
Speaker 10: about stopping Travis Kelcey and Patrick Mahomes. The reality is
Speaker 10: the Bills actually have had some success stopping Travis Kelcey.
Speaker 10: In the week eleven game, they hold him in just
Speaker 10: two catches for eight yards. They play a lot of
Speaker 10: too deep coverage. They bracketed him with their linebackers and
Speaker 10: their cornerback, tearing John and their safety and trying to
Speaker 10: limit those big plays down the field. But as you mentioned,
Speaker 10: playoff Travis Kelsey is a different animal and they have
Speaker 10: a big difference in this game. Taylor Rap, their starting safety,
Speaker 10: has been ruled out with a hip injury, and so
Speaker 10: enter rookie Cole Bishop. That's a name that fans are
Speaker 10: going to want to get to know. The spotlight is
Speaker 10: going to be on him a lot. Rap was the veteran,
Speaker 10: experienced guy, a good communicator. He actually intercepted Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 10: on his first deep pass in their first matchup. Bishop
Speaker 10: hasn't played must this year and I talked to Bill
Speaker 10: general manager Brandon Bean about Bishop. They had an idea
Speaker 10: that Rap was going to be out. They said, Bishop
Speaker 10: we drafted in the second round. We have high hopes
Speaker 10: for him. The reality is he's not his experience, so
Speaker 10: we'll have to live with him maybe being fooled from
Speaker 10: time to time. But he has some athleticism that maybe
Speaker 10: is more than the usual safety and they think that'll
Speaker 10: benefit them. One key thing is looking at those guys
Speaker 10: around him. You're Matt Mulono's, your Tarren Johnson's. How do
Speaker 10: they supplement that? Because I guarantee you Patrick Mahomes, Travis
Speaker 10: Kelce are trying to take advantage of Col Bishop. We're
Speaker 10: going to be talking here on Monday about Cole Bishop
Speaker 10: either having a great game or having a bad game,
Speaker 10: and that's going to be a key part of it.
Speaker 10: One thing that was interesting to learn this week is
Speaker 10: Micah Hyde, their practice squad safety, has been spending a
Speaker 10: lot of time with Cole Bishop, trying to catch him
Speaker 10: up on things he needs to know to prep him
Speaker 10: for this game. He certainly faced Travis Kelce quite a bit,
Speaker 10: but Cole Bisha will be out there on his own
Speaker 10: on Sunday.
Speaker 13: Well, Kerem, you talk about it, you talk about playoff
Speaker 13: Kelsey and how different he is. Yes, they did a
Speaker 13: great job against him in Week eleven, but once you
Speaker 13: get into the postseason, Travis Kelce has five touchdowns in
Speaker 13: three career playoff games against the Buffalo Bills. And what
Speaker 13: it comes down to is the matchups. Can you get
Speaker 13: Travis Kelce matched up against the linebacker or against one
Speaker 13: of the guys in the secondary.
Speaker 7: That is going to be the big thing.
Speaker 13: It's the chess pieces, it's moving him around trying to
Speaker 13: exploit those matchups.
Speaker 7: And so wherever you have Travis Kelce, you.
Speaker 13: Got to be mindful who's lined up against him and
Speaker 13: take advantage of it. And for the Bills, you know what,
Speaker 13: I hate to do it, but I think you got
Speaker 13: to take a page out of Taylor Swiss, Taylor Swift's playbook,
Speaker 13: go a little fearless against them.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 2: I did that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you had to go there.
Speaker 2: You had to go there, didn't you.
Speaker 12: Okay, So I think it's pretty well understood how respected
Speaker 12: both of these sides are. Travis Kelce talked for the
Speaker 12: first time this week, and he said, when it comes
Speaker 12: to Josh Allen.
Speaker 5: He said, Josh Allen is.
Speaker 12: Who I dreamed about being in the NFL, And he said,
Speaker 12: but I didn't have the arm talent, so they kicked
Speaker 12: me over to tight end. That has worked out pretty
Speaker 12: well for him. It's a Hall of Fame career that
Speaker 12: he's working on there. Everyone knows that he's going to
Speaker 12: end up in Canton. And then not that this game
Speaker 12: needs to be hyped up anymore, because it feels like
Speaker 12: when this season kicked off Week one, we all knew
Speaker 12: in some shape or form, it was going to come
Speaker 12: down to these two teams. Travis Kelce said today, this
Speaker 12: is one of the biggest challenges we have ever had.
Speaker 12: And when you think about that statement, given how many
Speaker 12: Super Bowls this team has played in, how many great
Speaker 12: games this chiefs I mean there, this is a franchise
Speaker 12: that is a dynasty. Now to think about him saying
Speaker 12: today that this is one of the biggest challenges they've
Speaker 12: ever had. If that doesn't hype you up for Sunday night,
Speaker 12: nothing else will.
Speaker 1: Tom, Sarah Cam thank you very much, Stay warm in
Speaker 1: Kansas City ranks, stick around because coming up after this,
Speaker 1: you and Baldi have more on this game and the
Speaker 1: NFC Championship game. Who are the game changers and the
Speaker 1: game wreckers? Ranked and Baldi have the answer right after
Speaker 1: this on the Insiders.
Speaker 3: I'm hyped to be talking to Baldy and Adam about
Speaker 3: Conference championship weekend. I want to hear your game changers
Speaker 3: and game wreckers, guys. Let's start on the NFC side
Speaker 3: and I'll start with Baldi. Give me a game changer
Speaker 3: for that game.
Speaker 5: You know, Judy, I'm gonna go.
Speaker 6: AJ Brown. I don't believe he's going to be any
Speaker 6: reading any books on the sideline. I saw him week
Speaker 6: sixteen against this Commander team Marshaun Lattimore. I think he
Speaker 6: had three holding calls against him. He's scored a touchdown
Speaker 6: right here. That throw is from Kenny Pickett. In that game,
Speaker 6: they didn't have much of an answer for A. J.
Speaker 5: Brown. And I know he hasn't had an exciting postseason
Speaker 5: so far.
Speaker 6: I know he's battling a knee, but I just feel
Speaker 6: like this is a game where AJ Brown can really
Speaker 6: be fed and he can change the game. He had
Speaker 6: a chance to do it last week against the Rams,
Speaker 6: had a chance right at the pylon, just couldn't get
Speaker 6: a handle on the ball, but he usually comes up
Speaker 6: with those catches. I feel like AJ Brown has been
Speaker 6: blocking at an elite level. I just think it's time
Speaker 6: for him to be fed at an elite level because
Speaker 6: he is a true game changer at that position. It's
Speaker 6: easy to just say, well, I'm gonna take Saint Quon Barkley.
Speaker 6: I think that's a given. I just think AJ Brown
Speaker 6: is ready for this moment at him and that's where
Speaker 6: I'm going to go with the game changer right now
Speaker 6: for the Eagles.
Speaker 13: Well, I love that pick, and I think that despite
Speaker 13: the fact that he doesn't get a lot of targets,
Speaker 13: you still have to keep an eye on him because
Speaker 13: he has as the ability to make the huge plays.
Speaker 13: And on the other side, for Washington, I look at
Speaker 13: a former Eagle, Zach Ertz, and obviously, if you want
Speaker 13: to go into the narratives going up against his former team,
Speaker 13: he's also had some big catches against this Eagles team
Speaker 13: as well. He got that catch right there that we're
Speaker 13: watching right on the screen. What I really like out
Speaker 13: of him. He's been a reliable target for Jade and
Speaker 13: Daniels this season, and last time these two teams met,
Speaker 13: they ran a lot his zone, and you wonder Bick
Speaker 13: Bangeo if he's gonna switch it up, if he wants
Speaker 13: to play a little bit of man, that kind of feeds.
Speaker 7: Into the game for zach Ertz.
Speaker 13: Zach Ertz has seven touchdowns against man defense this season.
Speaker 7: He is a matchup nightmare for a lot of teams.
Speaker 13: So I feel like if the Commanders need a big
Speaker 13: play outside of Jaydon Daniels, zach Ertz is somebody they've
Speaker 13: consistency consistently looked for.
Speaker 3: All Right, Paldy, let's go with a game wrecord who
Speaker 3: you got.
Speaker 6: You know, Zach Bonn has been the Eagles best defensive player,
Speaker 6: no Shaye to Allen Carter, but yeah, any guy never
Speaker 6: comes off the field in that first matchup Judy back
Speaker 6: in week eleven, I mean he's stuffed Jayde Daniels at
Speaker 6: fourth and two, changed the whole course of the game
Speaker 6: in the fourth quarter. He just knows where the ball
Speaker 6: is going. He's filled up the stat sheet all year long.
Speaker 6: I think he'll continue to do that. If Jade Daniels
Speaker 6: wants to run, he's going to be met by Zach
Speaker 6: Bawn at some point. His ability to take I don't
Speaker 6: know if he was a geometry major at Wisconsin, but
Speaker 6: he constantly takes great angles to the football.
Speaker 5: I'm going to go with Zach Bond like that guy.
Speaker 6: If he's not a candidate, a high candidate for defensive
Speaker 6: Player of the Year, then teams have not been watching
Speaker 6: number fifty three for the Eagles.
Speaker 7: And yeah, they absolutely should be.
Speaker 13: And I agree with you, he's one to watch, even
Speaker 13: though a lot of people will spend their time looking
Speaker 13: at Jalen Carter, who I'm going to be talking about
Speaker 13: here for a moment, because when you watch that game
Speaker 13: against the La Rams, Carter was amazing. He got two
Speaker 13: sacks on Matthew Stafford, part of five total that the
Speaker 13: Eagles had against the Rams. However, this game is gonna
Speaker 13: be a little bit different. I don't think I'm telling
Speaker 13: tails out of school if I'm saying that Jayden Daniels
Speaker 13: a little bit more mobile than Matthew Stafford, which means
Speaker 13: Jalen Carter's got to kind of tailor his game towards
Speaker 13: the quarterback.
Speaker 7: And Brian, you talked about this a moment.
Speaker 13: Ago earlier on in the show, is like, you just
Speaker 13: can't run up the field and expect to get to
Speaker 13: the quarterback. You got to play a different style of
Speaker 13: football where it's more contained than anything else. Don't let
Speaker 13: Jaydon Daniels go out there and make a big play
Speaker 13: on you. However, I think that Jalen Carter could do that,
Speaker 13: and these two guys can absolutely be game wreckers for
Speaker 13: the Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 5: Adam.
Speaker 6: If Jalen Carter was in a steel cage match with
Speaker 6: a bear, I feel sorry for the bear, and so
Speaker 6: he's my feeling about trying to block this feast.
Speaker 5: And they're gonna have a backup guarden there.
Speaker 6: I probably Trent Scott, who played pretty good in Detroit
Speaker 6: last week. But anybody that has that assignment that is
Speaker 6: a long, hard day. He's going to make plays and
Speaker 6: it's just you know, how many of those does he
Speaker 6: wreck your offense the way that he did against the
Speaker 6: Rams punching the ball out of Kyron Williams last week's
Speaker 6: hands sack and Matt Stafford on third and four when
Speaker 6: they're going in to score the winning touchdown, hitting Stafford
Speaker 6: in fourth and eleven, so he couldn't complete a pass
Speaker 6: on the outside. I mean, he wrecked the game and
Speaker 6: he finished the game for the Eagles last week, all.
Speaker 3: Right, let's switch over to the AFC Conference Championship game.
Speaker 3: Give me a game changer, Baldy.
Speaker 5: I looked Judy.
Speaker 6: I mean Adam just said in the last segment, and
Speaker 6: I was listing carefully at him. Travis Kelsey does have
Speaker 6: five touchdown catches in his three postseason games against this
Speaker 6: Bill's defense, largely playing against much of the same defense,
Speaker 6: different players. We'll see a different safety for Taylor at
Speaker 6: We talked about that a little bit on this show,
Speaker 6: but I mean we saw what Kelsey did last week.
Speaker 6: He basically put the game on ice a week ago.
Speaker 6: He knows the moment, he knows that there's gonna be
Speaker 6: a certain friend of hits up up in a booth
Speaker 6: waiting to cheer him on. I think there's some motivation there,
Speaker 6: you know. For Travis Kelcey, there's a connection that we
Speaker 6: have tried to explain. We've tried to figure out how
Speaker 6: it happens between him and Mahomes, but it keeps happening,
Speaker 6: and I think it will find a way to happen
Speaker 6: again this Sunday evening.
Speaker 5: In Kansas City. Travis Kelcey is my game changer right now.
Speaker 7: Well, I talked about him in the last block as
Speaker 7: you said, Bryan, so I couldn't go back to back
Speaker 7: with him.
Speaker 13: But I want to talk about Xavier Worthy because the
Speaker 13: Chiefs have done a really good job of the ways
Speaker 13: they've used him over the last number of weeks. Now,
Speaker 13: whenever you get a player with his speed, early on
Speaker 13: in the season, the idea was to get him the
Speaker 13: ball deep. His average depth of target was somewhere around
Speaker 13: twelve point eight in the early part of the season. However,
Speaker 13: they put in a slight wrinkle, as you're seeing right there.
Speaker 13: They now get him the ball near the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 13: Instead of relying on Xavier Worthy to just run deep,
Speaker 13: they're just giving them the ball quickly and letting them
Speaker 13: go out there and do his thing.
Speaker 7: And that's one of the.
Speaker 13: Mastter pieces of this Kansas City Chiefs offense. It's like
Speaker 13: Travis Kelcey doesn't necessarily run as much as he just
Speaker 13: runs the open spots and finds a way to get open. Similarly,
Speaker 13: Xavier Worthy's just catching the ball near the line of
Speaker 13: scrimmage and taking it for chunk plays.
Speaker 7: That's why this offense is so hard to stop.
Speaker 3: All right, let's put a bow on this game wreckers
Speaker 3: for the AFC Championship Game, Baldi, Judy.
Speaker 6: I've watched Chris Jones take games over in big moments
Speaker 6: year after year, and one of the reasons why they've
Speaker 6: you know, are going for a three p is because
Speaker 6: of the guy that goes by stone cold Jones. He
Speaker 6: just he can line up anywhere and look, I have
Speaker 6: as much respect for this Buffalo Bills offensive line left
Speaker 6: to right. Aaron Promer coaches him. He's a great coach.
Speaker 6: But Chris Jones understands the magnitude of these moments.
Speaker 7: He just does.
Speaker 6: And when the game is in the biggest moment, Chris
Speaker 6: Jones just finds a way to win. And it could
Speaker 6: be at end, it could be on a he done,
Speaker 6: he could be dropping into coverage the way Steve Spagnola
Speaker 6: has used him before. But he understands that this is
Speaker 6: his momenting. It's not about how many sacks during the
Speaker 6: season quarterback kids. He gets some of those, he saves
Speaker 6: a lot of it for this postseason.
Speaker 5: This is a big game.
Speaker 6: He understands that Josh Allen is going to meet stone
Speaker 6: called Jones at some point in this game. Sunday night.
Speaker 13: I love that pick, Baldy, but I just noticed we
Speaker 13: keep talking about the Chiefs, and it doesn't see it
Speaker 13: doesn't feel like we're giving the Bills a chance. So
Speaker 13: allow me to take an opportunity to talk about one
Speaker 13: of the staling of the Bills defense, and I'm going
Speaker 13: to say at Oliver is somebody who can absolutely be
Speaker 13: a game wrecker. As a matter of fact, in Week eleven,
Speaker 13: when these two teams combined are collided, I should say
Speaker 13: at Oliver had a really nice game. He had four
Speaker 13: quarterback pressures in that contest and was a pest in
Speaker 13: that one.
Speaker 7: And even last week.
Speaker 13: Against the Baltimore Ravens, he still managed three quarterback pressures
Speaker 13: against Lamar Jackson. So when we're talking about all the
Speaker 13: game changers on Kansas City side of the football, who
Speaker 13: can get to the quarterback? Who can disrupt it? Now
Speaker 13: everybody knows Von Miller, but Ed Oliver to me, is
Speaker 13: the key to all of this. And if he can
Speaker 13: get pressure on the quarterback, that gives the Bills the
Speaker 13: best chance to succeed.
Speaker 5: You know, Ed is a cowboy. You know he rides horses,
Speaker 5: he trains horses.
Speaker 6: I mean, he just gets that lasso out there, Adam,
Speaker 6: He's gonna get that lasso out there.
Speaker 5: He wants to last. So you know, Patrick mahomes in
Speaker 5: the worst way.
Speaker 6: He's slippery like an eel. You can't you can't actually
Speaker 6: get your grips into the guy. He's always on your edge.
Speaker 6: He's a full day. Now I've got a bad pick
Speaker 6: and all out.
Speaker 13: When I get Baldy's seal of approval, then I know
Speaker 13: I'm like Anthony Michael Hall at the end of The
Speaker 13: Breakfast Club when he's proud of himself for writing that essay.
Speaker 3: That's all I feel, all right, Cowboys Eels, It's all
Speaker 3: coming up in conference championship weekend, guys, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: First Super Bowl halftime show for Kendrick Lamar, first season
Speaker 1: for Commanders quarterback Jaden Daniels.
Speaker 2: Both working out pretty well so far.
Speaker 1: Jayden Daniels in the NFC title Game, set to go
Speaker 1: into Philadelphia this week and take on the Eagles, a
Speaker 1: task that he does not take lately.
Speaker 8: No matter if it's a home or away game, I'll
Speaker 8: treat it the same. It's allaly good to have. Like
Speaker 8: a Everybody tried to write like an underdog story, but
Speaker 8: for us, it's just originally out there and playing confident
Speaker 8: like No, we can compete against these guys and that's
Speaker 8: a very good team. So it's nothing like I take
Speaker 8: a little extra motivation. I'm already motivated to go into
Speaker 8: the game, regardless if it was Week two or you know,
Speaker 8: the NFC Championship game.
Speaker 1: Josh Allen not his first Rodeo set to face the
Speaker 1: Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game. Again, that means Travis
Speaker 1: Kelsey's had a few times, both in the regular season
Speaker 1: and playoffs over the years to take a look at
Speaker 1: a guy that well reminds him a little bit of himself.
Speaker 14: Gosha's who I used to dream about being like in
Speaker 14: the NFL, big athletic quarterback, big on being able to.
Speaker 2: Be a dual thread guy. Yeah, I just I never
Speaker 2: had the arm talent that Josh had, so they kicked
Speaker 2: me over the tight end.
Speaker 14: And you know his ability to do everything, you know,
Speaker 14: obviously he's you could tell he's really took the bull
Speaker 14: by the horns and really been their leader up front
Speaker 14: and and channeled that. You know, guys come in and
Speaker 14: out of the building, and he's the main piece in
Speaker 14: there making that thing go weekend, week out.
Speaker 7: And I got so much respect for that guy Across.
Speaker 1: Two more teams off the list of teams with a
Speaker 1: head coaching vacancy thanks to the Jaguars Green of Turns
Speaker 1: with Liam Cohen and the Raiders doing the same, with
Speaker 1: Pete Carroll still awaiting the Cowboys and Saints' decisions. But
Speaker 1: as for Pete, he was out of the NFL last
Speaker 1: year following a party you know the ways was really
Speaker 1: a dismissal from Seattle. He took out a new job
Speaker 1: a week ago and apparently he's keeping it. Pete Carroll,
Speaker 1: who was back on campus a USC, where, of course,
Speaker 1: he coached the Trojans, will continue, according to the La Times,
Speaker 1: teaching his class at USC game is life despite being
Speaker 1: hired by the Las Vegas Raiders. All of which brings
Speaker 1: me to an important question. Welcome back to the Insiders.
Speaker 1: Tom Pella, Sero, Judy Batista, Mike Garafalo. Mike, what is
Speaker 1: your side job that you're currently hiding from us while
Speaker 1: also doing your job on this show?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got nothing for you.
Speaker 4: I think about bartending all the time, though I do
Speaker 4: want to hear other people's problems, and I'm pretty good
Speaker 4: making some drinks here and there, so I may do that,
Speaker 4: not right now. We're too busy right now. But maybe
Speaker 4: it may Insiders go right to the bar and just
Speaker 4: start mixing.
Speaker 2: I think I might. You did that, didn't you get one?
Speaker 14: That is?
Speaker 2: That is correct? For one day? I was awesome at
Speaker 2: it too.
Speaker 1: Would you log into Pete's class, Judy? Would would you
Speaker 1: show up to Pete's class?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, as a matter of fact, can we do it now?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? I would do that.
Speaker 8: Yes.
Speaker 1: I feel like online classes would have been a problem
Speaker 1: in my day, might have helped. Like, if you can
Speaker 1: be lazy enough to show up to class in person,
Speaker 1: you can definitely lazy enough to not open a laptop.
Speaker 2: Hey, we got Senior Bowl next week.
Speaker 1: We'll be a mobile for the insiders life practicing in
Speaker 1: Eastern every day. We'll see him