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PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

Released Thursday, 6th October 2022
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PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

PMS 2.0 755 - Thursday Night Football Preview, Shams Charania, Kirk Herbstreit, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk

Thursday, 6th October 2022
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0:00

beautiful people. It

0:02

is there is Thursday night football

0:04

tonight on prime Thursday, October

0:07

sixth two thousand twenty two.

0:09

This show stopped starts. Big

0:11

bang is back

0:14

for NFL Week five, which kicks

0:16

off this evening in mile high.

0:18

five thousand two hundred and eighty feet above

0:20

sea level. And that is the

0:23

site for the narrative building

0:25

Thursday night football matchup we have.

0:28

this evening. The Denver bronchos have been incredibly

0:30

boring. The Let's Ride era has

0:32

kind of been a snooze fest and

0:35

a stumble on pothole ride

0:37

through the finish line. Getting some wins. Yeah.

0:39

Nathaniel Hackett, figuring it out maybe.

0:42

Russell Wilson doing his thing. Cortland Sutton

0:44

may be getting a ball. Judy may be getting a ball. The

0:46

defense seems to be unbelievable. They're without

0:48

Randy, Gregory, how will that affect? But are the

0:50

bronchos a team that is gonna continue

0:52

to find ways

0:53

to win even though they

0:55

look like they suck. Fair

0:57

enough. And on a flip side, the team at his

1:00

look like they suck. but are

1:02

actually pretty good. Are they gonna find

1:04

their way and do their things tonight without

1:06

one of their MVP candidates of

1:08

a season ago? Jonathan Taylor at.

1:10

That means Nike Hines probably gonna get the rock

1:12

a little bit, Philip Lindsay, formally of the Denver

1:15

bronchos from Denver originally

1:17

has been called up to the act of roster. He'll

1:19

also be in the running back field

1:22

hopefully. Now we also have,

1:24

obviously, Michael Pittman, Jr. and Moe

1:26

Ali Cox who's a titan who's a guy

1:28

who played basketball in college, big body.

1:30

Oh, yeah. Huge. Big body, big athlete. Matt

1:32

Ryan seems to like throw the ball to him. And,

1:35

hopefully, we'll see another guy that Matt Ryan likes

1:37

to throw her to a big body. Yeah. He didn't. In

1:40

July, he was player.

1:43

We

1:43

don't know. I

1:44

think so. Yeah. Hopefully. I think he's a great player.

1:46

Every time I've seen the ball goes his way, good

1:48

things happen. Of course, touch down. Anytime I seen

1:50

him walk down on street, everybody's looking

1:52

like this. Uh-huh. He's a fucking big tall guy

1:54

who seems to score touchdowns and does his job

1:57

well, but he's rarely on the field. Well, this week,

1:59

Be the week that he's on the field becomes

2:01

a superstar joining us all day. Darius

2:03

j Butler and baby. And my wife

2:05

Moxadeva's here at Boston Conrad, Ty

2:08

Schmidt. One half of the hammer. God.

2:10

Calboy's tone digs is here. All the boys

2:12

in the back, foxy. Zito and Frank,

2:14

great work. We had a couple doors added to

2:16

the building. People were in here till six AM, I

2:18

guess. They know that was happening. Don't

2:20

necessarily love it, but their work was fantastic.

2:23

This place is really coming together, and I appreciate

2:25

you all so much for watching today. Obviously,

2:27

anytime you have an NFL game on the same day you're

2:29

doing a show, you're excited because you're getting a chit chat

2:31

about said game. Normally, on Thursday night,

2:34

football, We have coach Pagano come

2:36

in here and give us coach peas, Keith.

2:38

Sure. I love it. Not

2:40

today. What? What do you mean? Well,

2:43

unbunded. We're all buns because we're missing out

2:45

on it. because he has continued to be a very good

2:47

bumbler on these Thursday night football games.

2:49

Not that he's gumbler, but in his predictions, of

2:51

what he thinks is gonna happen. He's given

2:53

pretty good prognostications on how the games

2:55

are gonna go. With that being said, he's at a wedding.

2:57

So it's a good day. Okay. Congrats

2:59

to whoever's mean, or he loves love.

3:01

Maslow talk. Yeah. Nine?

3:03

Yeah. Or the whole thing? You name it. Push.

3:05

Yeah. That's

3:13

that's that's Hey. Anyways,

3:15

congrats.

3:17

to whoever

3:18

is getting married, the Chuck knows and Chuck

3:21

is going to. We appreciate that. We'll miss you this week.

3:23

We'll see you next week. Chuck AJH

3:25

will be here. But, Deepa, let's dive right into it

3:27

for this Thursday night match up because it is a big

3:29

deal. And, you know,

3:31

I'm from Indianapolis I

3:33

live in Indianapolis. I played for the coats.

3:35

So I talk about the coats. I think more than any other

3:37

team or show -- Yeah. -- probably ever. That has

3:39

ever had a national international,

3:42

but still regional feel -- Right. -- type

3:44

of show. Mhmm. But whenever we're talking about this

3:46

Indianapolis quote, they could beat the bronchos to This

3:48

is a team that could be the problem. They're one two and

3:50

one. They're not one and three. They're one two and one because

3:52

they tied the Texans. They lose to the Jacksonville

3:55

Jaguars twenty four zip, then

3:57

they lose to the Titan. So they have done

3:59

terribly against the AFC South, which is not

4:01

good news because if you're trying to make the playoffs

4:03

winning your division, it's normally a good place to start.

4:05

done now. Who knows? There's a lot of season left,

4:08

but the gold still can find success.

4:10

Tonight could be one of those games. With Appian

4:12

said, there's so many question marks around their fucking

4:14

team. Obviously, Shaquille Leonard is out

4:16

after breaking as those we believe in

4:18

also having a concussion on Sunday and his first

4:20

game back from a back surgery that was

4:22

actually to help his ankle -- Mhmm. -- what you got with

4:24

all year last year when he was almost a defensive

4:26

MVP. So many story lines, Ryan Kelly and Quentin

4:29

Nelson, still on the offensive line. Those

4:31

are two top hundred NFL players. haven't

4:33

played good offense to line play at all this

4:35

season for one reason or another. Jalani

4:37

Wood seems to be a weapon. We don't have lot of

4:39

those. he doesn't get a lot of plays. Moe Ali Cox

4:42

becomes a weapon, will they be able to figure out how to put them

4:44

together? It's like the coach's team -- Mhmm. --

4:46

literally has a chance to be great. It feels like,

4:48

which is why I continue to be excited

4:50

about them. So many question marks though.

4:52

Depot, what are you looking for in this cold

4:54

season tonight to get a win? And how do you think they'd beat

4:56

the Bronx? I mean, I'm looking for how how we

4:58

respond, you know, on a national stage of

5:00

that. Obviously, it gets a tough opponent. And that's a big

5:02

deal. The national stage can oh, you got a little explain

5:04

the mindset of I mean, because, you know, Sunday, a

5:06

lot of Sunday is a one o'clock block comes

5:08

on. Everybody's playing four o'clock.

5:10

But the prime time game, you know, your

5:12

peers, all your peers are gonna be watching

5:14

coaches, family, people that support you,

5:16

people that hate you, like everybody's watching, anybody

5:18

likes football, is watching football. So

5:20

you get up a little bit more --

5:22

Eightments can be made. Yeah. -- for a prime time

5:24

game. This is how pro bowlers are made by the way. Yeah. If

5:26

you look at, like, pro bowlers, all pros,

5:28

like, when When the stars

5:30

come out no. When the lights go on, the

5:32

stars come out. Right. I believe is how Dwight

5:34

Freini said it. It was one of the most lights.

5:36

different. It's a different game. It's a different feeling. More

5:39

cameras. If we're in a prime time game,

5:41

after that conversation with White Freeman, I know, oh,

5:43

okay. There's a hundred percent chance that White

5:45

Freeman is getting a sack right. And by the

5:47

way, he did. And that's where narratives and

5:49

prime times and everything. That is where it all

5:51

kinda comes together. And I I think that should be

5:53

noted though, like, these are big fucking

5:55

deals for Monday night football is still a big

5:57

fucking deal. Thursday night football and you put

5:59

it on prime, I

5:59

think this generation of players

6:01

probably more importantly. Yeah. We're we're on a streaming.

6:03

We're on a trailblaz and some new

6:05

businesses in there. Tonight's a big night. I

6:07

think we will see the best of everybody. It's

6:09

it's exciting night for for the

6:11

guys and it's opportunity too. Obviously, Jonathan

6:13

Taylor's out. She's kill the lenders out. Julian

6:15

Blackness out, I believe. So you got other players

6:17

that's gonna have an opportunity.

6:19

Take step up, man. But

6:21

it and for Frank too, because the

6:23

noise the noise is getting loud. You know, from the

6:25

outside of the building, it should be. It's from

6:27

here, it's from everywhere, from the outside of building,

6:29

sometimes that creeps into the building, but

6:31

they gotta make a statement from the top down. A lot of

6:33

pressure has been on Frank, been a head coach,

6:35

being the play caller, getting guys involved,

6:37

Jalani Woods, who has produced Nadim

6:39

Hines who everyone thinks

6:41

should produce -- Yeah. -- drug And they paid them. They

6:43

paid them. They paid them. They paid them.

6:45

So we saw him preseason working out the receivers,

6:48

working out running back. So he's a weapon that

6:50

you have to use. But like you mentioned

6:52

earlier, it all starts in the trenches. You you

6:54

hear it with AQ. You hear it with coaches

6:56

up here. you heard it with Nick Serietta yesterday.

6:58

The first thing you talked about when you got their job

7:00

was the guys that had ten years plus

7:02

in the trenches on the office of in defensive

7:04

line. So We gotta figure it out there.

7:07

Just because it doesn't matter how well you play

7:09

individually up front if the guys next

7:11

to you not on the same page, it's not gonna work. So it's

7:13

gonna start doing the trenches. and then

7:15

Matt or I obviously taken care of the ball and getting the

7:17

ball to the playmakers. Tom, what were you

7:19

saying? You said you said something into a microphone

7:21

about -- Mhmm. -- Frank Rekke was got a lot of

7:23

games left. he does. Well, the

7:25

game's left maybe. Corner.

7:27

Well, I'm just saying maybe everyone

7:29

says every season before the year that's

7:32

that on paper. This is a great team and

7:34

every year they come out and do this. Is that

7:36

is that our fault too, you think? There is?

7:38

What's that? You know,

7:39

it is kind of our fault that maybe it's getting a little

7:41

loud because a lot of people have higher expectations of the courts.

7:43

Is that because of us, you think? Because -- Yeah. --

7:45

on paper, you look at that team, then we wouldn't saw

7:47

them in real lives too. We won't saw them in real

7:49

life at training camp. Thanks.

7:51

Right. Mote the fucking line. I

7:53

mean, killed him. Matt Ryan was

7:55

slicing it. It's on our stream. Yeah. You go

7:57

back to our stream

7:58

from training camp. There's highlight after

8:00

highlight after highlight after highlight after highlight of the call. So

8:02

we shot that we talked after and we

8:04

go, oh, we did it. Ten's gonna

8:06

be good. We did it. No. That's the worst defense

8:08

of all time, though. Yeah. History is They

8:10

actually are the worst defense in the end

8:12

of we've seen it come in -- Yeah. We did. -- we've

8:14

seen it come in, but we thought maybe they wouldn't be

8:16

the worst defense in the history of

8:18

the NFL. We thought maybe they'd just be a

8:20

standard defense in the NFL, and that

8:22

must mean that the Kohl's offense is good. And with

8:24

Matt Ryan joining team as opposed

8:27

I'll walk

8:27

it into it. Not to it. It takes

8:29

time too, you know. Well, you're

8:31

running out of the quid. You know

8:33

how it is. It is it is the big boy league,

8:35

so there's no excuses, but to Harry Hines

8:37

talk about, you know, getting used to a different

8:39

quarterback every year, which is something,

8:41

but you got Matt Ryan who people

8:43

spoke globally about. Obviously, he's

8:45

play ball at a high level for a long

8:47

time. So it's not like we drafted the guy

8:49

in the fifth round. We're hoping for him to work out and

8:51

figure out a play football. So we got the

8:53

pieces, but it is it is

8:55

something that you have to get used. So

8:57

you see it going on in Denver, even with Russ,

8:59

you know, who's probably a hall

9:01

of famer. but they're figuring it out too.

9:03

So they it's not like they're they're at least we're not

9:05

coming into an absolute buzzsaw with

9:07

Denver. So we got an opportunity to

9:09

change the narrative. We always start slowing

9:11

Andy for some reason the last five, six years.

9:13

Why? Under Frank's tenure --

9:15

Mhmm. -- he started slow, but he usually would

9:17

kinda pick it up and figure it out. So hopefully, we it

9:20

again. To your point about Matt Ryan, when

9:22

we saw him in

9:23

training camp, I think that's when we thought, oh, it's

9:25

not what they thought. No. Because

9:27

a I mean, honestly, that brought beer's in

9:29

for us. Yeah. He he brought his beer's wide.

9:32

He was awesome. Yeah, man. When he came

9:34

into the studio, he was awesome. when

9:36

we saw him, a training camp he was awesome. Mhmm. When

9:38

he stopped and talked to us, a training camp he was

9:40

awesome. Great guy. None of it matters. Great

9:41

guy, the character, the

9:44

fucking not in city. None

9:46

of it. None of it. None of it. None

9:48

of it. None of it. Oh, no. It's not of an indicator.

9:51

It's not of an indicator.

9:53

Isn't it? five coming in dice,

9:55

what's coming next? Indicated

9:57

nine. Yeah. Nailing. You know that. Nailing on

9:59

the side.

9:59

Exactly. Indicate Somebody

10:02

brings me beer. Alright. I assume they're here,

10:04

dude. Yeah. Who you are with us? Is who you are

10:06

on the field? Bang. Boom. No. How

10:08

you do anything? It's like you're a very It's

10:10

what I'm saying. That's what you can meant. That's what

10:12

I said. Yeah. You can

10:15

and will say whatever is

10:17

to be said and could potentially be held

10:19

against you. Right. With that hat on.

10:21

Right? Bam. Just a quote machine over

10:23

there. This guy is fucking

10:25

Canvas. I love it. Anyways, we

10:27

didn't think

10:27

it was gonna take time with me now.

10:29

We honestly didn't because of how good he looked and

10:32

also because he rode

10:34

five. We assumed that was coming on the

10:36

other side with the beer brought to us and how much

10:38

everybody liked them and how everybody in the building was like,

10:40

hey, we got it. It feels like we're back Reggie

10:42

Wayne. Reggie Wayne who

10:44

I have a lot of respect for. Yep.

10:46

great wide receiver -- Yep. -- should

10:48

be in the

10:48

hall. Should

10:49

definitely

10:50

that boy send him into

10:51

the hall. Just look at his tape we'll

10:53

just take just look what happens. Yep. That's all you

10:55

gotta do. Watch the film. Reg du Wayne

10:57

should be in the hall of fame. And also,

10:59

he gave up a very good life to

11:01

go back to the portrait. Yeah. I I've

11:03

followed him along along on Instagram.

11:05

His hashtag he was using was

11:07

finally living. Yeah. Okay? So I don't know what

11:09

that means. But finally living is what he

11:11

was saying. and then you'd see pictures, big

11:13

cigars, some whiskey. He's riding bikes

11:15

like cars. Hundreds of miles in

11:17

Miami down there, beautiful

11:19

cars taking trips out. He has garage, I think,

11:21

that is just fucking awesome.

11:23

He's like, yeah, I'm a get back and I'm a coach. Then he

11:25

gets in the building. He sees Matt Ryan, he

11:27

goes, kind of makes me sick. He actually

11:29

said, how much Ryan is, like, paint manning, like,

11:31

pretty similar operations. Now Reggie wasn't in there

11:33

with Carson last year, so he didn't know anything about

11:35

how the building was operating with him in there. But

11:37

he said that, and then we see him do good.

11:39

And I'm like, here we gotta hate

11:41

him. Here we go. We're gonna be the

11:43

only team. We're gonna be the only show that is

11:45

letting people know. that there's a

11:47

team in the circle city, in the

11:49

middle of America, in Indianapolis, Indiana,

11:51

that seems to have been brought

11:53

back from the ashes of

11:55

when a once in a generation quarterback

11:57

with tires nine days before a

11:59

season starts when the entire

12:01

salary cap and roster was being built

12:03

around him basically. So that is

12:05

something that I think is worthy

12:07

of a conversation, which is why I think we're so

12:09

excited. But I watch them up close and

12:11

personal and a sweet and that's I am not gonna take

12:13

a lot of money for -- Yep. -- good seats.

12:15

Great seats. Great seats. You need to join something. Yeah. I

12:17

gotta pull up. Top tier. I mean, you

12:19

got, like, you

12:20

know, dad of the year awards to win. You all

12:22

got games, a bunch of TVs in it? Yeah. Yeah.

12:24

Alright. So perfect. Yeah. Well, we actually

12:26

had to do that because I'm

12:28

gonna pay the price set, I'm gonna pay to sit in

12:30

this place. I have to watch all the games as well.

12:32

So can we do some remodeling to

12:34

the thing? Right. Of course, I

12:36

assume we're paying for it, but Good chance.

12:38

Yeah. We worry about it. I get to watch them though.

12:40

It's a great view. Great seat. Great stadium.

12:42

Let's keep the window closed. No reason for

12:44

it. Actually, let's put a big jumbotron

12:46

there. Yeah. starve it. Make jumbotron there

12:48

would make the stadium look as if it's in twenty

12:50

twenty two. Yeah. Maybe even twenty fifteen. It

12:52

looked like if you get a big jumbotron,

12:54

it's stats up there. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Just

12:56

hey. Have one of these banners. Have

12:59

FanDuel or spit. Just have

13:01

FanDuel pay for it. I know that's a big

13:03

deal. How much money would be? Have

13:05

FanDuel pay for it. It'll be the FanDuel

13:07

jumbotron, and you have the biggest

13:09

nicest jumbotron and definitely in the

13:11

AFC South. Not in the holy because there ain't

13:13

nobody gonna be able to do it's cowboys did. Right. No.

13:15

Unless you rebuild a fucking stadium. Sure. That's

13:17

the only way you could do that's kind of the anchor of that

13:19

I don't know if the taxpayers wanna

13:21

do that again. You fucking bet I don't don't.

13:24

Time. Time.

13:27

Anyways, that fan will put that

13:29

up there. So there can be some stats run on the

13:31

outside of it because their TVs are too small to

13:33

put stats on it. Mhmm. k. So TV is too

13:35

certain. It's not even a jumbotra. the televisions that

13:37

they have in the corner -- Yeah. -- are

13:40

are not big enough to put things on

13:42

them. You know what I mean? So you need a bigger

13:44

jumbotron. I think put that thing right in front of that window.

13:46

Maybe you don't get rid of the window. And then you

13:48

can get FanDuel or any of these fucking

13:50

sportsbooks that'll pay you that amount of

13:52

money to have you have seventy five thousand

13:54

people that are in a state in

13:55

which it's legal to gamble right now. k?

13:57

So the only marketing that works in that stadium is

13:59

right

13:59

now market. Bud Light Mark Bud

14:02

Light Light Light. I forgot those existed

14:04

too. I didn't show that video. Give

14:06

me a fucking Bud Light. Hotdog

14:09

pizza, maybe a third to do that. but all the other

14:11

people that are marketing in that stadium, I

14:13

believe, and I might be too big of a stage. You're

14:15

wasting your fucking time. Once people get out of that game, they

14:17

don't remember any of it. I'm assuming you could

14:19

get a sports book to put a

14:20

jumbotron up there, to put stats up there. So you at least

14:22

know what's going on in your game and

14:24

that you're watching. And also around the

14:26

NFL a little bit, which certainly possible

14:28

with the new I

14:29

mean, we just put in a fucking jumbotron --

14:31

Oh yeah. -- in this place or whatever. Nonetheless,

14:34

you want that because when the field

14:36

is

14:36

boring. Yeah. You need something

14:38

to look at, I think. Right. And this team

14:40

has not shown any glimpses of the team that we

14:42

talked up in training camp or seen playing against the

14:45

lions on that day. Air has not

14:47

been easy for the Indianapolis courts.

14:49

On the offense or defense aside of the

14:51

ball, and it doesn't make any sense with the

14:53

Russia that they have But once again, tonight

14:55

could be the night, I guess, it all changed. I mean, it's a

14:57

little early to be saying, like, this is a

14:59

must win game, but you look at it and,

15:01

like, for both of these teams, it does

15:03

I mean, for the colds, like, you don't want

15:05

a a situation like last year

15:07

where you start so shitty and then you start

15:09

playing well and you kind of force yourself and like, if

15:11

we win our last six games of the season,

15:13

we'll get into the playoffs. Like, you wanna avoid

15:15

that. And then you'll get to the other side, like, the

15:17

Bronco's -- Yes. -- when we look at how the Chiefs

15:19

are playing, like, you you gotta be

15:21

able to fucking keep keep pace with

15:23

them. You can't really afford to

15:25

to let the Chiefs get like a three game leading the division

15:28

because they're liable to just run away with

15:30

it. So it's like it it's obviously

15:32

very early still, but with the way they've

15:34

both looked and the expectations

15:36

coming into the season, like, it is kind of

15:38

a must win game for both teams. It's an important

15:40

game here. From two programs that are gonna try

15:42

to go on and run. The Bronco's team, let's

15:44

dive into them a little bit. Go ahead, Tom. You want

15:46

it to speak of the Bronco's? Well, the

15:48

doubt. Good

15:48

easy question here. You wanna know who has the fourth highest

15:50

pass rating in prime time with the twenty nine and

15:52

eleven record of all time too. All prime time games.

15:55

Matt Ryan, Mhmm. Others others

15:57

Oh, well said. Other side. Very

15:59

good. Fucking

15:59

Ross. Good. Prime time, Ross, baby.

16:02

He's good. Mark, because all the

16:04

brands. Go for the brand. We are talking about it. This is

16:06

how pro bowlers are made. Their super stars are

16:08

made. Every prime time game is when you gotta

16:10

show up. Good man. Right? What's that? Good

16:12

man brand. No MVP vote. What

16:14

is that? You have to be a

16:15

good man to wear it. So I don't know if anybody's

16:17

gonna

16:17

so is the no MVP

16:20

vote? potentially because

16:23

when we're not all watching Russ,

16:25

it's

16:25

not always Russ

16:27

and prime time game roster or

16:30

is it when he's in prime time is when he's telling

16:32

everybody, hey, we're not running the ball on the

16:34

goal. I gotta throw a touchdown pass here. Mhmm.

16:36

And he doesn't. Oh, so you think every other game, it's

16:38

potentially much more. Yeah. Easy. Nathaniel

16:40

Hackett's calling for primetime

16:42

rush games in non primetime

16:44

games. Yes. So that's why potentially

16:46

the bunkers have kind of Mhmm.

16:48

Anyhow, it just has to have two different versions.

16:50

Is that what potentially happened? Are we getting are

16:52

we getting catfished by time to time,

16:54

Ross? Is there any way is that I haven't watched the

16:56

I guess, this something I should do. Good question.

16:59

Should we watch the film from

17:01

Seattle? Well,

17:01

when he was on basic ass

17:04

games, he's had He's had two prime time games

17:06

already. First one, they tried to do the

17:08

non MVP Russ hand the ball off

17:10

two fumbles, so you know they're not gonna do that

17:12

again Seattle. And then against the niners and

17:14

grant to the niners defense sounds seems to

17:16

be unbelievable. They only scored

17:18

eleven or thirteen points or something like that.

17:20

But follow-up might

17:22

be the best defense in NFL history. sure.

17:24

Uh-huh. With the defense As a people are saying, how do you

17:26

feel about that with the niner's defense, potentially being the

17:28

best of all time? Oh, best of all. I

17:30

mean, shit. It's a lot of ball left. And if they keep

17:32

playing how they're playing it, they I mean, you saw

17:34

that rounds game, like, staff are half

17:36

time it looked like he couldn't even get to his fifth or

17:39

seventh step on his drop. And it

17:41

starts up front once again and Nick

17:43

Bosa, one of the best edge wretches in the game.

17:45

They went out and got war from

17:47

Marty Chiefs, who was kind of under

17:49

radar sign him, but he's he's helped him

17:51

tremendously defend him. And then

17:53

Jimmie Ward is actually coming back to that

17:55

defense. So damn. I mean, it's it's a

17:57

lot of Fred Warner, who's one of the

17:59

best stuff. Oh, he's

17:59

unbelievable. so good. So maybe that is

18:02

maybe we're getting a misread on the

18:04

Bronco. because they did have to play that team.

18:06

In Seattle, any grand it's different

18:08

with Seattle just because it wasn't Yeah.

18:11

Moshe. Yeah. season opener.

18:13

And even last week, like, the the Raiders

18:15

have not been good and and

18:17

they look terrible against the stats were

18:19

a little bit better, but if you watch that game, it's

18:21

like, yeah, this ain't it. So tonight,

18:23

we're in for a real battle. I think

18:25

so. Yeah. Now here's the thing. Nevarez

18:28

defense. like, I think their fifth in scoring, like,

18:30

in points per game allowed. They do have a little bit of a

18:32

weakness. I think they're twentieth against the run, but guess

18:34

what? The cults are twenty seventh and running the

18:36

ball. So are they gonna be able to take a bet? Isn't that

18:38

unbelievable with the money that's been invested in the

18:40

offense of the offense. JT? That's the problem.

18:43

No. But and with the MVP in

18:45

the back, him not. Will

18:47

maybe this be a boost? Like, will this be

18:49

a different style of running for this

18:51

offense line? Can't go can't

18:53

go worse? Well, there's five spots. Yeah. There's there's a match right

18:55

now saying go worse. That's why

18:57

the cold season's been

19:00

so weird. because, like, sure, like, the problems

19:02

with that Ryan Fine. But you expect

19:04

to run him back who, you know, it's not as if

19:06

he's a step slower. And you expect the old line

19:08

who still has their two best alignment to at

19:10

least perform. Like, I feel like a lot of it,

19:12

we can say, like, hey, what the hell Matt

19:14

Ryan's dropping the ball nine times a game and they

19:16

can't do shit, but it's Why

19:18

is the old line playing, like, how the old line

19:20

plays? Why is it Jonathan Taylor

19:22

running like Jonathan Taylor? What happened to his ankle? What did

19:24

his ankle get her? Do we I think I

19:26

saw a hit during the game. I

19:28

thought on the jumbotron where

19:30

somebody landed on his foot while he

19:32

was down. Mhmm. It, like, twisted his

19:34

foot, like, his foot clearly, like,

19:36

bounced off the, like, with the weight

19:38

on it. And III

19:41

remember thinking, like, that would hurt, like, hell. And

19:43

then I I got into a full conversation

19:45

with myself because I had a couple of bug lights

19:47

worldwide. About, like, how many times does that

19:49

happen in a game? Oh. Like,

19:51

so many and how does that not cause more

19:53

injuries? I think something

19:55

that happened to him happened to him on the

19:57

field, on the jumbotron, made me have that

19:59

full conversation because we're

19:59

talking about the turf. Mhmm. And we're talking about

20:02

everything, and that that being cement underneath there. You can put as

20:04

many rubber pellets as you want. But at the bottom

20:06

of that shit, it is cement as opposed to

20:08

any soil or dirt that could potentially

20:10

eat anything. not that any stadium would be

20:12

able to make a fully ground feeling

20:14

thing because you're gonna have to wheel that some of

20:16

the bitch grass anyways, but would

20:18

something like a massive human

20:20

landing on your ankle like that, you would think

20:22

grass would help in that situation. I

20:24

was just like, I was kinda like talking

20:26

to myself through it all.

20:28

wonder if that's when he got hurt or was he hurt before that? I do

20:31

wonder that. Because how often does that take play that

20:33

take place right off? I mean, more for

20:35

him than literally anybody on the field. Even on

20:37

passing plays, they're in detection, so they're

20:39

getting rolled up on or or, you know,

20:41

ran into. But, I mean, everybody's trying to

20:43

tackle this guy. Unless they run out about, which

20:46

Jonathan Taylor doesn't do that a lot. Like, that's

20:48

happening almost Some people are rallying to the

20:50

ball. Your bodies are just, like, got like,

20:52

blockers too. Yep. Your guys your own guys

20:54

are falling on you. So even with offense a lot,

20:56

like, I watch the game. and I'm always surprised that

20:58

office allowed it. Yeah. They only get hurt more because

21:00

they get rolled up on, like, with no just

21:02

blocking him. Yep. Somebody just comes behind

21:04

him. So tough

21:05

game. I believe that

21:08

that is something I never took like,

21:10

because I've

21:11

never in that situation.

21:13

You know what I mean? Never out

21:15

of there. Not supposed to be. The only

21:17

tackle football I've played

21:19

where it's been been involved with, like,

21:21

multiple people in a pile. He's

21:23

growing up in, like,

21:25

a backyard basically. That's the only football. Kill

21:27

man football. Any other time, I'm just in

21:29

a position. I am just in a position where there's

21:31

no there's zero

21:34

contact, really. Unless I'm doing it, there's not

21:36

really like a gram of people. So when

21:38

I saw that, I immediately thought, like,

21:40

that's something I never had the fucking experience. I'm

21:42

very thick. I think my body would just break. Mhmm.

21:44

I I think my would just twist

21:46

off. I don't even know if you could train for that.

21:48

Hey, you need to have your foot flat on the

21:50

ground. No. You're gonna go down. I don't

21:52

think so, dude. I don't think so.

21:54

I did I did that

21:56

moonsault through

21:58

Rotterdam at the

21:59

table. No. That's right.

22:01

mm I remember. I broke

22:02

my fucking toe hitting the goddamn ring. You remember

22:04

what you're doing? Yeah. But, like, that's I

22:06

think my lower half down there, not meant to do

22:08

a lot of. You know what I mean? I don't think I'm

22:11

built for probably what broke my ankle in that

22:13

fucking thing too. So hope Jonathan Taylor's

22:15

okay though. He's a mass part of our offense. Nine

22:17

Heinz, though. Very good.

22:19

This is he they paid him He's

22:22

he can catch well. Yep. He

22:24

returns the ball very well. He's

22:26

done a round off like twisty

22:29

thing. Yeah. In full pads after scoring

22:31

a touchdown. Insanely

22:34

athletic guy. Could have a

22:35

big, how you doing? Keep it moving night on

22:37

Thursday night, football tonight. think all kinda hoping

22:39

for that with A. J. Superbust. Yeah. We need to

22:41

get that guy involved. I have a theory.

22:43

Bad. The cold slow starts. Oh,

22:46

shoot. Frank, Frank Reich is

22:48

notorious for the massive comeback

22:50

in college with the Maryland Germans down

22:52

thirty one. Oh, at halftime, he comes

22:54

back beats mining Americans. He's

22:56

notorious for leading the Buffalo

22:58

Bills down thirty two

23:00

points. Come back. He's the comeback king.

23:02

Can't be the comeback king. If you're head all the time, you gotta

23:04

get down to start. You gotta slow start.

23:06

And then everyone can say, oh, look at

23:08

Frank. Look what Frank is next. Nick. He's come

23:10

back again. Nick, this is Genius. Mhmm. You

23:12

hear me now? Back again. Next level. kinda

23:14

really

23:14

piece and things together like that. Nick

23:16

is fantastic. He is the I

23:18

don't know if

23:18

it still holds up, but when I heard the stat,

23:20

which is within the last five years.

23:23

Yeah. He holds the largest comeback

23:25

in NFL history and in college history. Mhmm.

23:27

Frank Wright. I didn't know that. Both of them.

23:29

Yeah. So whenever I think I

23:31

think I think that they were at the time at least. Yeah. At the time when

23:33

I was told I believe they were the biggest. Now

23:35

it feels like there might

23:38

be like a thirty some point, forty

23:40

some point come back. Yeah. This season, it

23:42

feels like, with the process of all things going.

23:44

But I asked Frank about Josh

23:46

McDaniel's turning down the job.

23:48

at his opening press conference. This is my only question I got

23:50

to ask. And he said the backup quarterback

23:52

role has suited him well throughout his career.

23:54

Mhmm. So became, like, the big conversation piece.

23:57

that he's like the greatest backup of all time.

23:59

Now Joshua Dan was supposed to be the

24:02

guy. Frank becomes the guy. This suits

24:04

his story, that suits his

24:06

and it's something that he's been very successful at in

24:08

the past. So it's like, it kinda all got tied

24:10

together. Nick, I can't believe it's the first time

24:12

we're even having this conversation. That

24:15

sounds That sounds very true. What if that's just how he operates?

24:17

Yeah. It makes sense, especially Not at

24:19

the end with the oh, look how good, Nick.

24:21

Good, look how Good, dear. just

24:23

type thoughts on Well, the the real world Oh, yeah. The negative

24:25

at the end. Yeah. Yeah. I I think it was

24:27

a reality there. Like, you know, star

24:29

slow come back. Like, oh, gotta get motivated

24:31

by something. Then you're like, then they

24:33

all say, look at Frank. I don't

24:35

think that. I don't think that's part of it. That's what we'll

24:37

do. Let's say, oh, look, how Frank's turn

24:39

team around. Just coach of the year. Just coach of the year.

24:42

Do you know what we're saying whenever one to

24:44

one? That is what what we would say. Come back coach

24:46

of the year. The worry is Matt Ryan also

24:48

is part of the big come back in Super Bowl

24:50

history, but he was on the other

24:51

team, unfortunately. So

24:53

I don't know how that really blends together. We get

24:55

it together. Also, they don't they don't blend

24:58

it good. Exactly. Like vinegar and oil? Yes.

25:00

Gas and water. Congratulations.

25:02

The Patriots went in that support. I

25:04

I mean, never gonna see anything

25:06

like that again. And Matt Ryan,

25:08

thank you. Bless your heart. What's your

25:11

problem? I'm just

25:13

bummed that it's what? Twenty

25:15

twenty two, next year twenty twenty three.

25:17

I

25:17

mean, Jim Murphy's saying the cold's got seven years to fulfill the

25:19

promise to me, and the people who paid for that

25:21

goddamn stadium. Okay. Okay. And who are gonna

25:23

pay for that goddamn video board.

25:26

you are gonna pay with their fucking fan tool accounts because guess

25:28

what as much as I hate the quotes. I'm gonna take them

25:30

because I want them to win. But

25:32

here we are. Tomorrow, once

25:35

again, the cold stank

25:37

against air one, three, and

25:39

one. Are they gonna be able to do this

25:41

and come back? because Frank,

25:43

come back. Right? Is the guy or

25:45

maybe tomorrow

25:46

we wake up

25:47

in gym or say he's the head culture, the

25:50

Indianapolis coach. because that's what I

25:52

wanna see. I wanna see Jim on the sideline call him

25:54

place. His daughter, Carly, has been seeing that.

25:56

Boom. Yeah. With a headset, a QV

25:58

wrist. Yeah. wrist band.

25:59

No. Yeah. Yeah. So our Yep.

26:02

Practice? No. No. No. No. No. So Sunday

26:04

is my game. Listen. jog

26:06

with team on field through tunnel. Yeah. It

26:08

was awesome. She gave the pre like,

26:11

more muscle speech. It was awesome. You were fucking old,

26:13

and everybody sprinted out of tunneling. I think

26:15

it's the first I I think it first when I

26:17

saw it. k? I had your reaction, like,

26:19

what are we doing? What's going

26:21

on? I gotta see that for myself. But now --

26:23

That's gonna photo. -- rather than, you know

26:26

I've seen her practice fill, you know,

26:28

take, you know, notes and stuff.

26:30

should train game players. Let me tell you that. Let me tell you why

26:32

I appreciate this. Their stories

26:34

about Hasselbeck having to go in there

26:37

and like XOs, like

26:39

teaching Carly, like football. Their stories

26:41

of her going into, like, scouting meetings

26:44

and, like, pretty consistently

26:46

showing yes. Exact at first, I'm

26:48

like, okay. Never seen you here

26:50

before. Now you're like, this

26:52

isn't how it goes. But now

26:54

with her consistency and how it's

26:56

gone, like, I'm like

26:58

fucking really impressed that she's like,

27:00

okay, I am given

27:02

the incredible opportunity of being in a

27:04

football family here. Yeah. And I

27:06

don't I don't know if she didn't take advantage of it

27:08

her whole life or if She did. I don't know much

27:10

about Carly. III do not

27:12

know. But I appreciate the fact that at least

27:14

she's like, this whole

27:16

jogging out with the team with the wristband thing,

27:18

on twenty twenty two. Fucking hilarious. But

27:20

I think she genuinely wants to under get an

27:22

understanding a little bit of how like a

27:24

fucking game works. So

27:27

because she is the oldest. So I believe

27:29

it's probably I don't know how that

27:31

works because they're, like, royalty. I think so. As

27:33

I can ask to which I don't know if it's, like, royalty or

27:35

whatever it is, but, like, I appreciate that she's

27:37

trying to cram as much as

27:39

she possibly can about football because

27:41

I think she's a very I I

27:43

think she's a lawyer by trade. I think -- Mhmm. -- so she's

27:46

and she has to understand what the NFL is

27:48

business wise. Like, let's say she didn't even love

27:50

football, like, for But

27:52

now she's, like, in it and a part of it and her

27:54

family's in it and she's, like, recognizing majors, she's

27:56

also, like, oh, this is also the best

27:58

business. Yeah. This is also the best business in the

28:00

world. So, like, I think maybe she's trying,

28:02

which I because their first same thing as you.

28:04

My tweet actually says,

28:06

Carl Ers has got a wristband on.

28:08

Uh-huh. And a headset. Like, she has

28:10

a chance to actually Not the earpiece.

28:13

No. No. No. No. Not just

28:15

the earpiece. The whole thing.

28:17

Yeah. I fucking but now I like more I

28:19

see it. Like, her jacket, like, the consistency with her.

28:21

I'm like, oh, she's trying to fucking just like

28:23

cram football in his

28:25

mouth. And she also maybe just

28:27

recognized the opportunity. Okay. My dad is

28:29

about the shit can, Frank. Okay.

28:31

I could be the first female head coach

28:33

in the NFL. Why don't I get down here

28:35

in the sideline? I'll get look, take a peek at the

28:37

play sheet so I kinda can be

28:40

prepared if he does get, you know, his

28:42

head chopped off one

28:42

of these weeks here, and then I gotta fill

28:44

in on a short week. I need to

28:46

make sure that we don't miss beat. Have

28:48

a Frank, Greg? explaining to

28:50

her why he's doing what he what he's

28:53

doing

28:53

and stuff. And then she's like, yep.

28:56

Absolutely. Not doing that. He's the

28:58

opposite, bro. There's

29:00

a chance. I think she's doing that.

29:02

Hey, Carl. Let me know, Carly. The DDB

29:04

is here at your service.

29:07

this defers. I got you. Yeah. That's very,

29:09

very nice. You got them on the

29:11

sultoon side. She is I think

29:13

she's trying her best though. till I go all the way. I'm

29:15

not just here for I respect it. I think it's

29:17

good for cult fans for the future. Put in

29:19

Gilani. That's

29:20

That's that's it. Simple.

29:23

617 Yeah. fucking put them in the game. Right.

29:25

617I guess so III

29:27

have said numerous times right into a

29:30

microphone. he's from

29:31

Miami. He's not.

29:33

No. I have a

29:35

two. He's not. He

29:37

won Georgia, I believe. Okay.

29:40

then he went think, State, and then he transferred to one

29:42

of the Virginia schools. So, Virginia, tech of

29:44

Virginia, I do apologize. I think Virginia.

29:47

Virginia. Yeah. Think he was

29:49

a blocking tight ended

29:51

Oklahoma state. Then goes to Virginia and gets

29:52

the ball a little bit more. So it's like,

29:54

I feel like he's probably capable

29:57

of doing Boe.

29:59

Lot

29:59

to a

29:59

point. I mean, the guy six seven is in

30:02

the NFL. I'm guessing he can fucking

30:04

block some what he needs to. I said he could put

30:06

his body in half of thirty one catches an okay

30:08

state in three years and then forty four at

30:10

Virginia in his last year. Okay. So he can

30:12

catch. It's still going. And he

30:13

wants to work at three pumpkins. two touchdowns

30:15

in the NFL. to

30:17

that. And so in four targets, I think

30:19

he has. Maybe it takes like three to four

30:21

touchdowns, one forty yard reception when we

30:23

needed it. Is that good? Maybe That's

30:25

good. That's good. Right. He's sixty

30:27

seven. He might not be good. By the way, he might not

30:30

be good. We might not we might have just seen,

30:32

like, the luckiest day in his life that

30:34

he thought two times over the Kansas City

30:36

Chiefs potential Super Bowl champions at

30:38

the end of this thing. It made like big

30:40

time catches, contested catches,

30:42

and then was stone cold about it on the other side

30:44

of it. We might have just seen him be lucky,

30:46

but I would like to find out. You know, like, I would

30:48

like to find out if this guy is a guy because he's

30:51

got shit You can't teach it. Yeah. You can't teach six what six

30:53

what's up. You're not being in long polls,

30:55

like, you're always open. You know what I mean?

30:57

And then Matt Ryan, he has

30:59

that see. He has the Put the ball. He's like, he's a

31:01

bit come on. Yeah. And he only would get better if he's

31:03

getting red? Yes. Find that hole.

31:05

Right? Exactly. That's what

31:07

it goes back to you. behind that hole. Exactly. Find

31:09

the window. Yeah. That's right. Throw

31:11

that baller. Just come

31:13

right inside that hole rate. Uh-huh. That's right.

31:15

You know what I mean? Get it in there. Come

31:17

in there hard. Right inside that

31:20

hole. Boom. Right

31:21

to July. Yeah. That's very popular.

31:23

Yeah. Is that what you're talking about? For their

31:25

football. Right? Feed them their balls. Alright.

31:27

Let's get to We

31:29

got a guess. I believe he's I

31:32

completely

31:32

forgot about him. I apologize. We started getting into

31:34

a conversation. Zeta did tell me this a few minutes ago,

31:36

I apologize to this man because I believe

31:38

this dude had some business that had happened

31:40

in which we'd like to congratulate him

31:43

for. A big money man. NBA

31:45

insider. Mhmm.

31:47

A man who has won every single

31:49

trade deadline draft and everything I believe

31:51

for the last three years or so. Yep.

31:53

Front of the program incredibly handsome,

31:56

great beard, normally. Well,

31:58

manicure. Very good lighting at

31:59

all times. a walking filter

32:02

somehow. Yep. The guy's unbelievable what he does,

32:04

ladies and gentlemen, Shankhwall. Georgia.

32:10

in a bag.

32:11

Yo, Pat. Pat,

32:14

III have to wear the jacket, the

32:16

the suit coat on the show. I've seen you on my

32:18

TV the last couple weekends. You're wearing

32:20

a suit jacket. I'm like, what is

32:22

going on? Next time I'm on my past show,

32:24

I'm wearing a suit. So, you know, I I

32:26

know. Oh, what do you got in there? What do you got

32:28

in there? What's what's on the inside there,

32:30

Shams? I don't know. Just

32:32

just a little bit there. I'm I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not

32:34

I'm not big on this I got I got a nice little design. I got

32:36

a nice little shirt. So we also got some

32:38

brand new phone calls coming in. We got just

32:40

one short of them, but we're

32:42

we're good Hey. This is a good life an insider. We

32:44

apologize for being a little bit late here. We know

32:46

you're very busy. You look fantastic.

32:48

I like that you got the cheetah

32:51

you know, on the inside of the white, that's because

32:53

that means that

32:54

when Shams is getting issued tailored, you know.

32:56

Mhmm. He's like, give

32:57

me that What type of exhaust? Yeah.

32:59

You got for the right. Do you fold that thing up?

33:01

Or is that for the is that for the

33:03

the pocket square thing?

33:06

No. Oh, you you talking about this? Which which one are

33:08

you talking about? Yeah. Pull it out. The inside? The

33:10

in no. The outside side. I got

33:12

I got nothing here. I got no.

33:15

No. No. I think I think we got a

33:17

That's a I had a pocket oh, here

33:19

it is. I I have a boom.

33:23

I don't I'm I'm not I'm not I'm not on that

33:25

level yet, Pat. You know? Yeah. Hey.

33:27

What's that? IIII gotta watch you go

33:29

on go on your your your show a couple

33:31

more weekend. I gotta your style again, then I'll I'll start with

33:33

the podcast. Listen, I look like a jackass

33:35

out there. To be honest, I haven't thought put

33:37

any thought into this weekend. He's gonna have to

33:39

do something. Shams, you look amazing. know,

33:42

at some point though, that pocket square will actually be sewed in and it'll be

33:44

the same design as your under thing.

33:47

Just, you know, I I happen to pawn

33:49

a tailor and was -- Mhmm. --

33:51

I guess that's the easy thing. Nonetheless, let's

33:53

move on. The NBA's back home. We'll start

33:55

next week. Hey. We got the NBA's

33:57

back home. It's back home to work. Where are

33:59

you right now?

33:59

NBA is back. there there's there's a lot going I'm

34:02

in Vegas right now. I went to the Lakers'

34:04

son's game last night, saw saw LeBron,

34:06

saw the Russell Westbrook, saw the saw the Lakers

34:08

take on. the sun,

34:10

and then I'm gonna go see Victor Webb

34:12

and Yama and Scoot

34:14

Henderson play today. Though those are the

34:16

two projected one and two

34:18

overall picks. in in the in the twenty

34:20

twenty three NBA drive, Bigger Buena Minyama. 7374

34:22

guy, we've never seen anyone his

34:26

size. do what he's doing, Pat. I don't know how much you've seen him battle royale.

34:28

But but this kid, he's eighteen years

34:30

old. He can handle the ball. He

34:32

can shoot. And one thing that

34:34

I've noticed, and I've talked to scouts about the

34:36

executives about this, you know, we see Chegg

34:38

Homegrown. We see Christophe's Prozingis.

34:40

You know, they

34:42

they have unique games. They were called unicorns.

34:44

But this kid Victor Wim and Yama get

34:46

so much elevation on his jump shots

34:48

when he shoots from three.

34:50

Like, he's legitimately jump shooting like he's A66

34:52

wing. It's something that we haven't

34:54

seen. LeBron spoke about it last

34:56

night where

34:58

there have been people called unicorns before. This guy might be an

35:00

alien because we haven't seen anyone quite

35:02

like him. He's eighteen. Let's see

35:04

what he develops over the next year.

35:06

Is this what the NBA is gonna become? It seems like every year to

35:08

your point, there's this guy that's

35:11

taller, seems to

35:13

have a better shot than everybody and

35:15

has handles better than everybody as well. Is this what

35:17

the NBA's becoming? And what do you attribute that to? Is

35:19

that just the growth of the game at

35:21

the younger generation? more interest from

35:24

social? What do you think it is?

35:26

International? What do you think it is? Why is

35:28

this happening now? Because it's great for the sport.

35:30

Right? We're gonna go to a game. and it's potentially

35:32

be six ten and above everybody. And

35:34

they're just gonna be shooting and doing everything that

35:36

they're doing right now just had a higher altitude.

35:40

Right? Yeah. I I

35:41

mean, I think I would attribute to whoever's coming before. Right? You look

35:43

at Kevin Durant. He's probably the the standard bearer

35:45

when you think about guys

35:48

that are seven feet tall that can literally do everything on the floor

35:50

from shoot three's to

35:52

ballhand, literally every part of the game they

35:54

can connect

35:56

on where in past years, I mean, maybe, you know, Ralph Samson,

35:58

you had a guy at around seven feet tall

36:00

that can handle the ball in the eighties. Right.

36:02

But they weren't getting the the

36:04

the leash. They they they really weren't getting the latitude

36:06

to do whatever they wanted to do at that point

36:08

like Kevin Durant and a lot of these guys are

36:11

now So I I think it's really a a sign of the times.

36:13

You have Steph Curry, he changed the game. When you

36:15

when you think about bringing it out

36:17

to thirty five, forty feet

36:19

from from three point range. So I think it's it's a sign of

36:21

the time and also sign of

36:24

examples for Victor Lamuyama. Like, he has a

36:26

template to follow when he look at

36:28

Kevin Durant. I thought if I got lucky enough, you know, to one day

36:30

have a son or something like

36:32

that. And I just told, hey, need a

36:34

hundred

36:34

threes. every single Yep.

36:36

Yep. And he's six foot six foot

36:38

one, the NBA was potential, you know, because,

36:40

hey, we found a spot, we found a roll, gonna

36:42

have to have handles, gonna have to be

36:45

locked down. on defense side. But we're gonna need

36:47

good three and we're gonna need good d. k? We're

36:49

gonna need three and d out of here. And I thought but

36:51

now it's just gonna be seven footers

36:53

doing Now it's just gonna be -- Sure. -- it's gonna be 74I mean,

36:55

I mean, four steps I will say this I will say

36:57

this path. Dude Henderson, the guy

36:59

that Victor Romeo's going up

37:01

against him. He's 6162 -- Okay.

37:03

-- athletic is health. So I don't know if your

37:05

son's gonna be as as athletic as

37:08

competitors. But, like, you you can you can

37:10

find those dynamic guards, you know,

37:12

like -- Right. -- the West broke. You

37:14

know, Derek Rose. Don't even know who's

37:16

this guy can be impactful

37:18

as well. I don't even know if this kid exists yet. Sure.

37:20

Write him off already. I'm just putting in I'm

37:22

just putting up in the air, you know. I'm just I'm a

37:24

lot of know

37:26

what is his job. Yeah. I'm a let him know all his news

37:28

is going through the watch. No, you

37:30

didn't deserve that. I mean, you should have my kid that

37:32

doesn't exist until

37:34

it does. But nonetheless

37:36

-- Smoke bat speed is gonna be an athlete. Smoke

37:38

is gonna be a dog. Smoke is gonna

37:40

be a dog. But nonetheless, It sounds like

37:42

it's great for the game, great for the sport. The NBA's ratings, I assume, will be

37:44

higher than or other been except for on Christmas

37:47

day where the NFL decided to kinda

37:49

ruin everything with the the

37:51

season getting started here. The

37:53

big storylines right now are the

37:55

Golden State teams fighting each other and Draymond

37:57

and Jordan Paul hate each other. Boston

38:00

is without their coach. Is there any more news

38:02

coming on? What are the big storylines going into the

38:04

season that don't involve actual

38:06

basketball, you think? Yeah. I

38:08

mean, let's

38:08

talk about the Jordan pull drum on a green

38:10

situation. That happened last you know, we

38:12

I report on it last night when

38:14

Yesterday at Prime Show. I made a show. on green, Jordan

38:16

Poll, talking trash, all practice. There

38:18

was some pushing and chumming that

38:22

went on. and it

38:24

just escalated. And Jeremy argued from

38:26

what I'm told, he whatever you

38:28

wanna call it a punch, you wanna call it a

38:30

forceful strike, he he got at Jordan Pointe

38:32

and Jordan Pointe. Well, it was it was an impact hit.

38:34

No. The lawyers had to stop practice

38:36

right there and then they had to bring everyone back

38:38

to locker

38:40

room for everyone to gather, you know, emotions. Jeremy Longgreen was

38:42

very, very vocal from what I'm told after the fact.

38:44

There was there was a lot of of emotion

38:47

in that warriors facility The

38:50

expectation right now, Pat, is that DreamLounger

38:52

will be disciplined by the team whether

38:55

that's a fine you know, maybe

38:57

a suspension. The one thing to look at,

39:00

Pat, bring night for the lake for the

39:02

warriors is against the Lakers at

39:04

home October eighteenth. I don't think

39:06

either Drayvon Green or the Warriors wants

39:08

him to miss that game. If

39:10

he is suspended for multiple games, he would

39:12

he he might be in jeopardy of missing ring

39:14

night But I I think right is

39:16

trying to figure out what the discipline will

39:18

be, and and I would expect that type

39:20

of word would come down at some point

39:23

the Internet told me that Draymond didn't wanna play against

39:25

LeBron because of how close they've gotten and become

39:27

business partners on October eighteenth. Happened to hear that

39:29

you don't think that is the case. follow-up

39:32

forcible strike. So it

39:35

was a punch, a good effort. It

39:37

was a punch. It it it it it was

39:39

a punch. and and pahrante landed in his in his in

39:41

his in his in his face upper body

39:43

area is what I was -- Wow.

39:45

-- finishing shoulders. throat

39:47

punch. That's a pretty big window. From from from

39:49

what I hear, Jordan Pool is fine, so he

39:51

might be made of metal. I don't know. But Did

39:53

he punch him right in the rib cage or,

39:56

like, you think, face? pool punch

39:58

back? No. It it was it was a question. It

40:00

was above it it was neck and

40:02

above. Okay. What I'm saying?

40:04

throat punch. on the road. But but

40:06

Jordan pool, thankfully, is all good. Pat, I mean, you know, you you

40:08

you plays, you know, in the NFL, like,

40:11

this type of stuff happens. Right? Even in the

40:14

NBA, like, the skirmishes

40:16

in in practice, they happen. It's

40:18

when you cross the line and put hands

40:20

on someone in terms of punch,

40:22

I guess, a slap. I mean, maybe German Green

40:24

would have gotten away with a slap, but you

40:26

punch a teammate. It it

40:29

rises. to to another lever. Yeah. I think it's gonna be tough to

40:31

get back from the slap. The punch still interesting

40:33

too because he's known as, like, the

40:35

the vocal

40:36

leader team. Right? Not very interesting.

40:38

He's the juice guy. He's the juice guy.

40:40

He's everything. And now Paul is a very

40:42

important player after the playoff run. Right? I'd

40:44

assume at this point, Is that gonna fuck up the team?

40:46

Or are we gonna get bygones, be bygones, and this

40:48

how it normally works in the NBA?

40:50

So so

40:51

my sense is it it'll

40:53

eventually be, you know, bygone to

40:55

be bygone. Right? Well, like, this will be

40:57

water under the bridge in due time. Driven on

40:59

greenhead, this isn't the first time he showed in the motion.

41:02

Right? Like, there were, you know, less than a deck over yeah.

41:04

Less than a decade ago. He got into a Steve

41:06

Kerr in the locker room. There have been

41:08

plenty of back and forth with them. Yeah. We

41:10

all know

41:12

about the about the Greymont Green, Kevin Durant incident in twenty eighteen.

41:14

So I I think with

41:16

Greymont Green, you know that there are moments

41:18

where his

41:20

emotions can overtake a particular situation. And I

41:22

think he from what I'm told, he

41:24

took some some apologetic measures

41:28

last night as well. Like, he knows from what I'm told that he

41:30

stepped out of bounds. He should not have done this across

41:32

the line. And so he's gonna

41:35

apologize, I'm sure. and and probably already has a Jordan pool, and the everyone

41:37

will try to move

41:38

on. They did win a championship. So I'm gonna give

41:40

Jim Algreen, and the Warriors of the better

41:43

of the Dow. that's how they figure it out. Yeah. Good luck,

41:45

boys. Yeah. Good luck, guys. Good luck, guys.

41:47

Good. Good apology, spray there. Yeah. What's your source?

41:49

I didn't know I was coming III

41:51

didn't know I might be covering rest

41:53

like, you know, on a on a on a one day trip.

41:55

Jordan Bullsellers, a no sell. Did you yeah. Let's

41:57

talk about it. Was it a was there a knockdown?

42:00

Was it a knockdown from what you heard? Or was

42:02

it just pretty much that Jordan will take

42:04

that meeting right in the fucking

42:06

jaw? I I didn't

42:07

get details on on where it

42:09

went as far as the Jordan pulled

42:11

activity. But I didn't get those details, but I know as soon as they

42:13

had it delivered. Yeah. Teammates

42:16

separated those two. Like, it was almost

42:18

immediately with those two guys that could be

42:20

separated. So a

42:21

a pretty clean bunch of them. Yeah. If teammates were separating before

42:23

-- Mhmm. -- you might get a, like, a missed -- Around

42:25

-- and somebody said

42:26

it was escalating too, so they were probably on high

42:30

alert. And so soon

42:31

is it? Wait a minute. I think

42:33

I gotta add, like, these two guys go

42:35

at it all the time. So

42:37

it's like, I'm sure, you know, from what I gather, teammates

42:39

were even surprised when Draymond, you know, put put that

42:42

fist out and and

42:44

actually connected don't think

42:46

anyone saw that comment because these two guys do get

42:48

into it. So pool also shit talker. Big

42:50

time shit

42:50

talker emotional guy. Yeah? I think

42:52

he's a guy that's very

42:53

confident. I think German Green is a guy that's very, very

42:55

confident as you know. I mean, the warriors are built with

42:57

a lot of competent players in

43:00

Jordan pool. there's a reason why he went

43:02

from a late first draft pick, didn't play that much as first, you know, sometimes sec

43:04

you know, second season. And now he's bossing

43:06

into into a borderline dogs.

43:10

star, you know, star rotation. might be smelling self a

43:12

little bit, but I guess I didn't see money for you.

43:14

Oh, so my head to a.

43:17

I

43:17

also saw George Paul was, like, make five jumpers in

43:19

a row, and then everyone that he

43:22

missed. George Paul, like, kept getting, like, getting on

43:24

him in his day while. Where did you saw that on the

43:26

Internet? Yeah. Yeah. That's where you saw Mhmm. a

43:28

Internet. It was a report

43:30

on the Internet. Have a

43:30

bunch of readouts. Is that what you call

43:34

tweets? Just tweets or memes, I report on

43:36

you. Confirming your question

43:38

for Sean's, and we gotta let Sean's go.

43:40

We appreciate Shawns. Yeah.

43:42

Sean's, Pat alluded to it, but why does it

43:44

seem like everyone on the Internet who

43:46

has either played in the NBA or in

43:48

the NBA? knows what

43:50

MAU Doki did and how has it

43:52

not gotten out yet because as a Celtics

43:54

fan, I'm very concerned and

43:56

it seems like they're never going back to the

43:58

finals now.

43:59

though So I'm gonna break it down, you

44:01

know, what what happened? I'll give you the timeline.

44:03

Here we go. So this relationship, what

44:05

I'm told, started during

44:08

the playoffs. and it went into -- Oh, no. --

44:10

July and at summer league, the

44:12

Celtics found out in July. And

44:14

from what I'm told them, once the Celtics

44:16

found out, what they were told at

44:18

the time that everything

44:20

was good between the two sides that,

44:22

you you know, it was a consensual

44:24

relationship and

44:26

they obviously move forward with their off season. You know? Like, this wasn't

44:28

a topic that ever anyone within

44:30

the Celtics was I think worried about.

44:34

It wasn't until a few weeks ago when

44:36

the FEMA employee informed

44:39

the organization that she

44:41

had unwanted comments made to

44:43

her by EMEA Udoka at

44:46

some point earlier before this

44:50

relationship, his intimate improper relationship started.

44:52

And that's when the organization had to do

44:54

another really random investigation

44:58

and interviews and that's when they

45:00

come down with the one year suspension.

45:02

So anytime you think about workplace

45:04

misconduct, like, they're gonna

45:06

companies larger corporations like themselves, they're they're gonna take that seriously. So

45:08

that's really the extent of it.

45:10

Now what else beyond

45:13

that as far as people's

45:16

personal backgrounds and what their

45:18

situations might be with their,

45:20

you you know, with with their, you know,

45:22

marital status and things like that. That's nothing

45:24

that I'm gonna touch But

45:26

as as far as where where

45:28

where this situation stands, I made you

45:30

know because away from the team, I

45:33

think, listen, this isn't a relationship that should have

45:35

ever occurred, and the Celtics acted in

45:37

the way they acted. It it isn't I

45:39

I don't think

45:40

there's anything more than just unwanted

45:43

comments, unwanted you know, whatever you wanna call it language

45:45

toward the the female employee.

45:47

Okay. Thank you for laying that entire

45:50

I mean, I got a timeline here. I wrote down

45:52

playoffs, July, moved

45:54

on, then it says, female

45:56

employee said she had

45:58

unwanted comments said to

46:00

her before the

46:02

relationship happened before the playoffs. This

46:04

happened, and then they investigated it

46:06

after finding out in July. about

46:09

the whole thing they've moved on. All parties moved on. Then

46:11

she said that she had unwanted comments said to her

46:13

before the relationship even started.

46:15

Is that right? Yes.

46:18

Now now, Pat, I'm not

46:20

here to, you know, I'm not I'm not here

46:23

to sit, you know, to analyze

46:26

that. that those were the facts of

46:28

the investigation -- Got it. -- they they gave A11

46:31

year suspension. So

46:32

I understand, hey, listen, and

46:34

programs and organizations Well, you can't. You can't. Pat, you

46:36

can't. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It sounds like you're

46:38

saying that. Organizations are allowed to have

46:41

their guidelines and protocols and

46:43

rules and assessments, especially when

46:46

something is in there, and then it

46:48

involves somebody of very high power

46:50

or whatever from what I'm hearing

46:52

about there. And I understand that, you know,

46:54

like, you know, you guys set a standard.

46:56

And the standard is standard, and you can't set

46:58

precedent no matter who it is and all that type

47:00

of stuff. But from the way was

47:02

talking about it, I honestly thought it was gonna

47:04

be much different than what you just said

47:06

there. Like, the way everybody who was, like, like

47:08

Steven and he came out and he was, like,

47:11

more stuff is coming and they can

47:14

they they do whatever they feel need

47:16

to do. And he was, okay, Matt Barnes,

47:18

I think, came out and said something. Those

47:20

are two people I have a lot respect, a lot respect I a lot of respect for

47:22

those guys, especially when it comes to NBA conversation because I

47:24

don't know shit about fucked over there unless I

47:27

talk to you. So is

47:29

there more that's potentially gonna come out? Or is

47:32

that everything right there that took place? Or do we not

47:34

know either of

47:36

those things? I mean,

47:38

this was the extent of of of

47:41

this investigative process. I've seen, you

47:43

know, I've seen all the various things on

47:45

the Internet probably you have as far as, you

47:47

know, blowing this up. Like, I've I've seen everything. But, I mean,

47:49

to to to clear things up, there

47:51

there wasn't an investigation into

47:53

multiple women women in the

47:56

workplace. There was investigation into

47:58

one intimate, improper relationship

48:00

that the Celtics had.

48:02

That was one female, one investigative process. It wasn't like

48:04

this was a situation where you may you don't go.

48:06

You know, at at least as far

48:08

as the investigation

48:10

is concerned, there were

48:12

multiple different, you know,

48:14

female staffers involved in this investigation.

48:16

There was one. So what more

48:18

it could be? Maybe they know more than

48:20

I do. No way. That's all your

48:21

face you said. That's right. You know, your mouth

48:23

said something, but your face said something

48:25

down. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah.

48:28

Yeah. It was. It was until

48:30

the body language. You got screen it

48:32

out. Yeah. That's what I just said. Yeah.

48:35

Our Yo, Pat. Pat, are we gonna talk about LeBron's

48:37

Vegas team? Like, what do you think about that? Yeah. You're

48:39

there right now, I guess. Are you in Vegas or where

48:42

are you? Jesus.

48:43

I I am in Vegas. I'm gonna go to the

48:45

Julie Gignite game with to see That's

48:48

that's what you said. I didn't know those star.

48:50

Yeah. I is is that where LeBron

48:52

played last night? Is that where he was? And then

48:54

he gives the press conference, and he says that. I'm

48:56

so eager, son. Yeah. Go ahead. and and he

48:59

spoke about, yeah, about owning a team. So, I mean,

49:01

listen, I think there's a lot of

49:03

momentum toward LeBron James eventually owning

49:05

a team, Vegas being specifically

49:07

the one he wants to own. But, Pat, here's one

49:10

interesting thing that I found out in the last, you

49:12

know, how many ever hours, twelve hours

49:14

since LeBron did made

49:16

those comments. if and when this does happen,

49:18

he would be or he would want to

49:20

be the majority

49:22

owner. So I think there's

49:24

been a lot of talk and a lot of analysis

49:26

probably going on, like, would the project

49:28

just be backed by a bunch of partners and just be

49:30

a name? he would wanna

49:32

be majority owner. So that means

49:34

putting the the brunt of the of the

49:36

financial money into this call. He was already I

49:38

think Ford is announcing the

49:40

billionaire. So that's the goal for LeBron James being a majority owner, not

49:42

just a silent partner, not just a name,

49:44

not just someone that, you know, a bunch of

49:46

backers can put behind

49:48

because he's LeBron James. He would wanna be

49:50

the majority stakeholder. Okay. That's a great

49:52

piece of information. We appreciate you,

49:54

Sean, Sherania, the

49:56

stadium and the athletic. The the

49:58

conversation immediately goes to

49:59

is he gonna

50:00

be Jackie Moon? If he owns

50:03

the team, in the Vegas team's coming soon, and

50:05

he's still playing. Is he also coaching

50:07

that team and general manager of that team? Is

50:09

it the Las Vegas, the bronze, and

50:12

are we? about to enter the

50:14

greatest arrow in sports ish. Yeah. Is that

50:16

about to happen? I mean I

50:17

mean, listen, there's no president

50:20

for a owner also serving

50:22

as a coach or a player or

50:24

anything like that. No. Like, let's as far as a

50:26

personnel decision, you know, you have like,

50:28

the Braun team is gonna be a majority owner

50:30

of of the Las Vegas NBA team. I mean, I'm sure he's

50:32

gonna be very, very, very, very involved

50:34

in terms of day to day, you know,

50:37

high level personnel soon. But as far as

50:40

coaching, I don't I don't think I see that in in

50:42

LeBron James future. But he will

50:44

be playing. Hey. Listen.

50:47

Michael Jordan did it with the with the

50:49

wizard, but he had to let go of his over the membership.

50:51

So That's the thing, Pat. Why? That that's

50:53

a trade off. I don't I don't I don't know if the brand names go buy a

50:55

team for billions of that. What's that? What's that? What's that?

50:57

What's that? What's that? rally's

51:00

where? rally coach owner, president?

51:02

Imagine Ronnie on his team though. Keep

51:05

it in house. I saw somebody

51:07

that would be

51:07

something Boardroom

51:10

posted that he has,

51:12

like, a eight point three million

51:16

NIL projection or something like that -- Oh, yeah. --

51:18

she he's face claims. well. And then arch

51:20

mannings, the number two, like, three point eight

51:22

million dollar valuations from

51:24

the boardroom. And then there's The youngest

51:26

Braun went and visited duke, so I'm pretty sure he's going there.

51:28

So that's pretty sweet. So that's probably not happening. He

51:30

just hit a growth spurt or something. Right?

51:33

Yeah. He's huge. The

51:35

young the youngest James he

51:37

just hit a gross part. He's I think he's

51:39

taller now. I think it is, like, seven.

51:41

Yeah. Right. Yeah. Watching that family grow up. Watching that

51:43

family grow up, it's really cool how they interact each

51:45

other, by the way, can't be easy with the spotlight that has been put

51:47

on that family since the parents were

51:49

both teenagers. So fucking very impressive

51:52

what they've been able to accomplish. but the youngest one

51:54

out of the game, but he might be the

51:56

dope. He might be the guy. He's I

51:58

mean, he can dump you know, the first couple of videos

51:59

that started coming out of it. Whoa. What

52:02

the fuck? Here we go about it. Here we go. Are they change

52:04

the won and done rule for those kids?

52:06

There's a lot of momentum

52:08

toward

52:08

that. Yes. I mean, I think

52:12

that's me. PA, the league wants to get done. So we'll

52:14

see the collective bargaining agreement. They're

52:16

still ironing that out over the next two months, what the

52:18

new collective bargaining agreement will look like. But

52:20

there is A lot of momentum, there's

52:22

a lot of expectation that that would be the case.

52:24

So, Bronnie would not, you know, you

52:26

know, unfortunately,

52:28

there was a lot of talk when I reported that that Ronnie, you know, a

52:30

lot of people speculate that Ronnie would be impacted. He would not be because this would

52:33

go into effect for the twenty twenty

52:36

four NBA soon as a twenty twenty

52:38

four major. Might even be layered than

52:40

that. Maybe Bryce has a

52:42

chance. Brian and John or brother has a

52:44

chance to be a part of that rule

52:46

change, but Bronnie

52:46

will not be infected. Okay. So

52:48

Bryce Bronnie and LeBron playing on

52:50

the Las Vegas LeBrons. It'll be tough.

52:54

That's right. Good luck coming to play with James's. You're playing in our fucking

52:56

backyard, dude. Can't do can't wait

52:58

to watch it. Sean's, we appreciate the hell Darius,

53:00

you have a question for Sean's? Yeah. I got one more. I gotta

53:03

ask you about I go out to Brooklyn, man. What's the

53:05

vibe like in Brooklyn, KD, Kyrie? Am

53:08

I a smart man or

53:09

I'm an idiot, betting on the Brooklyn maker run

53:11

this year? Let me know. I

53:13

mean,

53:13

III think that

53:16

everything so far that I've heard is is positive. A

53:18

lot will beg to me,

53:20

D'Bio, on how Ben Simmons

53:22

looks like Okay. He

53:24

he looked apart the other night. I think,

53:26

you know, he's gotta show,

53:28

you know, that he's there, that he's one

53:30

hundred percent there as far as what

53:32

he was. you know, prior to the to to what happened, you

53:34

know, in the playoffs and and what happened before

53:36

we take that

53:38

season. But there are high

53:40

expectations. By all accounts, he's one hundred percent

53:42

healthy. He looked he looked

53:44

pretty smooth fluid the other night when

53:46

when he played his preseason. debut, they play again

53:48

tonight. So I'm curious, his health, how

53:50

he comes along, will be very, very important.

53:52

Because to me, Kevin Kevin Durant, Calabrio,

53:54

we know what they're gonna bring

53:56

the table. There's no vaccine mandate this year for Calabrio

53:58

ring to deal with. So he's gonna be available

54:00

full time. Okay. But Ben

54:02

Simmons will be a big, big key

54:04

for the next I saw

54:06

some some

54:06

masks out in public.

54:08

Oh, yeah. A

54:09

few times in India. Right? Yeah. I

54:11

have as

54:12

well. Also at these game day things, I'm like,

54:14

what? They know something. I don't know.

54:16

I I need to know what they know. I'm present. You

54:18

said sixty minutes. None nonetheless, Sean, that

54:20

isn't free to discuss. We appreciate the hell

54:22

actually, it kinda was last year. Yes. Remember, you were

54:24

talking to city council in New York about the vaccination status and protocols?

54:27

Remember And then and then we were talking about

54:29

it. I mean, I I wanna say that we, you know,

54:31

we we did the hell of

54:34

a outbreak. you know, the last two years out, I gotta say something. didn't do

54:36

shit, Shamsi. That was you, pal. We

54:38

appreciate the hell out of you, ladies and gentlemen,

54:40

Shamsurani. Yeah.

54:43

He's called its football national champion,

54:46

a Super Boat champion, a RADA Cup champion,

54:48

COVID survivor multi time.

54:50

Yeah. Whoa. incredibly

54:51

handsome. You'll see these blue eyes in a second, ladies

54:53

and gentlemen, AJ Hong. Yay. Yay. Yay. Yay. Yay. Yay.

54:56

Yay. Those things Oh,

54:58

gosh. Shit. So

55:00

I

55:00

never noticed how blue it's -- Yeah. --

55:02

anything crazy dude, like the Nike.

55:04

I accidentally made eye contact with

55:07

the first time I seen them -- Yeah. -- almost turned

55:09

to stone. He also has a blue light that faces him

55:11

to make them look more blue. Yeah. Oh, you got

55:13

his contacts in? There's contacts there or he went out to

55:15

people? usually change them up. I'm surprised you don't notice, like, some days

55:17

my eyes are brown, some black, some blue.

55:19

You never know what my real

55:21

color is. Well, we love when you

55:23

keep us guessing. Yeah. you. Yeah. Hey, great to see

55:26

you, man. How are you doing? Obviously, huge

55:28

night tonight with Colton

55:30

and Bronco's. We talked in the first

55:32

hour a little bit about how this is a narrative

55:34

building game for both of these

55:36

teams. The Bronco's, I believe,

55:38

their

55:38

fan base thought they've been a little bit underwhelmed

55:40

in a let's ride era with Russell Wilson

55:42

and Nathaniel Hackett, especially with the

55:45

wealthiest owner in the NFL. spending two hundred and

55:47

sixty million dollars to keep this guy around without ever seeing him play football. For

55:49

our team, they've looked kind of stumbling out the gates.

55:51

They did have to play the niners, so

55:53

that's a difficult team against for anybody,

55:55

but there's been other poor showings as well. Will the defense be able to win

55:57

them a game is what everybody's thinking against

55:59

the Indianapolis courts

56:02

who were sputtering towards oh, fuck what happened

56:04

season. Last weekend, they looked bad

56:06

against the titans for a majority of the game.

56:09

the game before that, it looked like they were gonna lose the Chiefs. They

56:11

get a massive win against the Chiefs. So nobody

56:13

saw coming because the game before that. They lost twenty

56:15

four nothing to the fucking

56:18

jaguars. So the cold steam have a lot of things that they can prove tonight, if they can

56:20

win this game on prime time. Like,

56:22

hey, maybe this is a year. Maybe there's another week

56:24

of hope Maybe the team can't

56:26

put it

56:26

together with Jonathan Taylor out and Shaq Leonard out,

56:28

two of your

56:28

best players. And on the Bronx does, we don't

56:31

stick. We actually are good. The money was well spent.

56:33

It just took us some time to

56:35

figure it out. was a conversation in the first hour

56:37

AJ. Is that how you feel and

56:39

you have anything to add on

56:41

to that? There's a lot to

56:42

digest there. I gotta I need think

56:44

it through a little bit, but what what's on the top of my mind was connected before you

56:47

went to break, and you would tell asking to

56:49

you, but are they are

56:49

these guys are they peneturable? Or

56:51

are they gonna be able to

56:53

penetrate these guys, like, that's what you're asking.

56:56

Correct? Yeah. Yeah. I wanna know if you want to thank

56:58

you. I'm I'm banking on the Cole's d line

57:00

and their ability to penetrate

57:02

The Bronco is offensive line at least enough to make it game. Okay. So

57:04

you think defense game penetration on

57:07

Denver's offense? Mhmm. Dean, penetrate

57:09

Hopefully, Denver does

57:12

no up those big gaping holes -- Mhmm. -- because then it'll be a long night for Indianapolis.

57:14

That's right. And that's football.

57:16

There's seat. Yes. There's nobody else

57:18

in this room that can make that sense.

57:22

I can do ten different dudes that Vonage do

57:24

three or four. What?

57:26

A lot of penetration cheese.

57:29

What are we doing? Okay, guys. Get your

57:32

head out of wood. No.

57:34

No. problem. It's so nice.

57:36

Come on. Oh, oh, I'm sorry.

57:38

Children. Yeah. I can

57:40

impersonate with his mouth

57:42

in vocal cords, like

57:44

ten different dudes. Mhmm. Connor

57:46

can be four or five different guys.

57:48

with his mouth, there's a lot of talent with voices around here,

57:51

tons of talent. There's only one

57:53

mouth that can make that sound to you here,

57:55

and that's why he makes

57:58

it. because he knows it's a good one. It's a good one. It fits

57:59

in. It was gonna be a fantasy football team

58:02

man. You remember it? Oh, yeah. He's gonna try to make

58:04

us have say that every single time

58:06

we say his demon. We couldn't figure it out where

58:08

nobody else can say it. See that you have a real talent

58:10

back there, sir. Team

58:12

Fresh meat. Boom. Nice.

58:14

That's his actual team name with the Kiss

58:16

Emojis. Not gonna be able to say it though. No. I

58:18

can't. Always

58:18

offensive for Bogdan. Martin, good. Yeah.

58:20

You gotta have it tomorrow. Fetchingly good. Dumpy,

58:22

actually. That might be Phil. Dumpy is not good.

58:26

Oh, shocker. Yeah.

58:28

Their team -- Absolutely fucking stinks. -- worst team I've ever seen

58:31

in Fantasy football my entire life. Really?

58:33

By far, long season.

58:36

What happened?

58:36

have They dropped the

58:37

nine year high. the second round.

58:39

And nine year pays off. We dropped the eight k.

58:41

We had tomorrow. Yeah. He's on our

58:44

first peaks. Yep. And then

58:46

Hines. You can check around 4266I

58:48

believe you already cut bait with nine Hines. Right?

58:50

You guys traded? Yeah. He's about to play now. They

58:52

don't have names. Oh, yeah. He's playing for fresh meat,

58:55

I believe. Got him.

58:57

Got Patterson. Are we doing any trades?

58:59

Are people trade major? I

59:01

know you tried trade, literally I sure

59:03

tried to. advantage me. Yeah. I didn't take advantage of

59:06

Tony,

59:06

but I did trade and get Graham Ganno

59:08

back. because he now

59:10

his rightful home. He's been a huge hit

59:12

for our lock. My team's owned two cents

59:14

trading grandkids. It's a terrible trade. Yeah.

59:16

There's still locker rooms completely disheveled. Mhmm.

59:18

My team, Graham Gunner, rocks, is now two

59:21

and o since getting Graham Gunner. Is that

59:23

the x factor? The x factor

59:25

is goodner. Yeah. he had long

59:28

balls. Yeah. And he's got to see on his chest. No.

59:30

The boys love him in there. I had a kid in

59:32

six hours later, Connor sent me a trade request

59:34

and I didn't even know where I was at, but I've

59:36

accidentally hit accept. and fucking What was it? for the Bellatrix. I

59:38

gave him I gave him God.

59:40

God. I was thinking I could win on Irene Hill

59:42

and Justin Jefferson for, like,

59:44

Mohammed's new

59:46

so Tony's just spinning some yarn over there. I gave him

59:48

the Bronco's defense, which there he's

59:50

talking about. Unbelievable. And I got Zach

59:52

Kurtz, and he was even playing Zach

59:55

records at the time. So it was a fair trade.

59:57

But, I mean, yeah, I've been in the lab

59:59

trying to,

59:59

you know, make some trades. I have been known

1:00:02

to be a mad scientist. when it comes to

1:00:04

Fantasy Football. Zooming. Like Tom and said about

1:00:06

Von Miller. Bing. Right? Like Billy Bean

1:00:08

chewing on paper when he's trying to make trays

1:00:10

there, buddy. Okay. So in first place --

1:00:12

Team gump. -- out of baby gump. Where'd you go?

1:00:14

Gummy. We're the only winners.

1:00:16

Company's undefeated. He's like a Philadelphia Eagles

1:00:18

team gump up there in Canada. They know

1:00:20

their fantasy Hey, Jay. How about that Canadian

1:00:22

pharmacy? I took on

1:00:24

gump last week, I believe. He ended up

1:00:26

just barely edging

1:00:28

me out. Oh, okay. So they he has been in games. I haven't been able to follow though

1:00:30

closely enough how these games have gone. I don't know

1:00:32

if the team's through and through. I do know that

1:00:34

CFO I don't really know. tell you the truth. I know we're

1:00:36

playing him Yeah. He barely

1:00:38

beat off my cock

1:00:40

hurts. Barely. He was

1:00:42

agitated. Yeah. Was it really close? It was

1:00:44

a closed game. There we battle.

1:00:46

You guys are down in our science place.

1:00:48

My team with Phil is in second place.

1:00:50

I had a baby Phil. Good morning, Phil.

1:00:52

Coastal elites, Bruce Brown, and third, not too bad there, Bruce. Now,

1:00:55

Bruce is the commissioner league, so there might be some

1:00:57

fuckery there. Sure. Yeah. He always seems to get the

1:00:59

first waiver. I don't know. how

1:01:01

that works. Yeah. That's weird. In the fourth place,

1:01:04

fresh meat, that was

1:01:06

four or five. But I think there was AAA

1:01:10

letter Yeah.

1:01:11

No. Max. Yeah. Max it out

1:01:13

with all the emojis, so he couldn't get all

1:01:15

the extra kisses in. Although it has said,

1:01:17

it's not wrote. The

1:01:20

clobbering cabboli. That's your

1:01:21

team, Nick. Yeah. That's

1:01:23

me. Kai? That is my team. Yep.

1:01:25

With his face, actually. Yeah. You you can see

1:01:27

me. My team logo is actually Chipotle's

1:01:29

face on there. Yeah. Actually, we're

1:01:32

walking boot. Wow.

1:01:34

Easy AJ.

1:01:34

Actually, that's

1:01:35

when the season kinda turned around is

1:01:38

when, you

1:01:40

know, Caboli found himself in the hospital. Again, my boys knew that

1:01:42

we gotta fucking we gotta put on for

1:01:44

our namesake. from Yeah. And they have.

1:01:48

and they have two weeks.

1:01:50

So I that's, you know, scored a hundred and sixty five

1:01:52

points this last week. in in his

1:01:54

highest highest point total by

1:01:56

any team. What's so

1:01:57

funny? What I do. Coboli

1:01:59

is on my funeral. Okay. Oxy Coboli

1:02:02

is battling. Wow. We you

1:02:05

want to dodge your mister Trey? Literally, reach out to him. I'm

1:02:07

like, hey, how's football are we doing? And we didn't know

1:02:09

because he hasn't tweeted in weeks. Mhmm. That's the

1:02:11

universe saying, like, hey, guess what? Our

1:02:14

namesake is

1:02:14

down on his luck right now. Boys

1:02:16

need to go

1:02:16

out there before him. Okay. for

1:02:18

him. And T. J. Hawkins last week,

1:02:21

he fucking took that message to heart. Fighting

1:02:23

Otters, who are the fighting Otters,

1:02:25

who are the six players, not too bad, too, and

1:02:27

too a lot of people tied here, I guess.

1:02:29

You're gonna to and all tie. Right? Yeah. I think it's

1:02:31

points after that. Oh, yeah.

1:02:33

Point. Point total is

1:02:35

the tie breaker. Yeah.

1:02:37

We Team Graham,

1:02:40

you know, rocks, the pitch smart steers. Is

1:02:42

that you, digs the pitch smart steers? No. That's

1:02:44

that's a scumbags stolen valor fox.

1:02:47

Whoa. That's me. Foxy.

1:02:49

What's that all about? Well, two and

1:02:51

o with Graham, you know, own

1:02:53

two with Adam's. Oh, absolutely. Stakes now just like the real

1:02:55

Pittsburgh. Grab this case. Oh, the team grabbed, you

1:02:58

know, rocks is is

1:03:00

climbing up the the charts

1:03:02

here. Right? That's right. Starred out owing to

1:03:04

really down on Norlock didn't really have

1:03:06

that leader in the walk room. We trade

1:03:08

Adam the only for Graham Cannell. all of a sudden

1:03:10

everybody's following, you know, number nine up there

1:03:12

in New York. Scoring.

1:03:14

Scoring points. Back to back

1:03:17

huge weeks. I do have the undefeated

1:03:19

team gumps, though, this weekend. So we need you

1:03:21

we'll see how it goes today. We need you to get a win

1:03:23

there. It goes down. We missed you

1:03:25

gump, but also Neither one in

1:03:26

that l call. Yeah. He's got a lot of Denver

1:03:29

guys going for him tonight. So Mike

1:03:31

Hockerts here. We talked about

1:03:34

that, imagine They might defense had a negative score. I think

1:03:36

Alaska. Yeah. They have the Bucks defense. They give up

1:03:38

forty one points. What do you say? So how do you get like,

1:03:40

how do you get points

1:03:42

a defect. So you're a my you lose points. Yeah. Yeah. It

1:03:44

was it was a rough one. But how do we get

1:03:47

points different Sachs inter sessions? Interceptions. Bumble

1:03:49

Good stuff. So

1:03:52

not giving point. Tye, don't you won't need to add a two

1:03:54

yard. Well, three and a half. I assume three and a

1:03:56

half is a -- No. -- yard. Oh,

1:03:58

yeah. He don't

1:04:00

know. You start talking about a

1:04:02

yard. A fantasy football. We need to

1:04:04

relax here. Real life football. Let's get them

1:04:06

off. We'll hear you about yards giving up.

1:04:09

everyone's gonna give up five thousand yards. We start

1:04:11

doing this fast football. Yeah. k. Maybe

1:04:13

that's why your team stinks. How about three

1:04:14

and out we get five points

1:04:17

or something? Five points. you don't know how

1:04:19

this works out. There you go. It's huge. You know, huge a three and out

1:04:21

is it's fucking massive bump. Absolutely. But that's

1:04:23

you also hate to get

1:04:25

the specialties points. you get a three

1:04:27

and out and then you get a punch and turn touched on. Boom. You got six points right

1:04:29

there. I'm just saying there should be a little bit more

1:04:31

reality in this fantasy if people really

1:04:33

wanna get there in

1:04:35

a rock song. Sure. Yeah. I agree. Hey. Look, I got the cold

1:04:38

defense. And no one's more pissed than me because they

1:04:40

are not playing well. So What's

1:04:42

that? Jonathan Taylor first overall,

1:04:45

your MVP guy stinks game going field. No. No. There's

1:04:47

no goddamn accountability it feels like,

1:04:49

but what is your problem there?

1:04:52

Look, we're talking about these quarterbacks,

1:04:54

you know, having a little trouble, adapting the

1:04:56

new teams, Matt Ryan and Russell Wilson. The

1:04:58

whole line in the running back aren't adapting

1:05:02

the shit. fucking hand him the ball and run through the hole, but there aren't any

1:05:04

goddamn holes. It sucks. The city

1:05:06

sucks when the cold suck. Alright.

1:05:08

I'm sick

1:05:10

of it. My pacers get started somewhere. They fucking suck even

1:05:12

more. No. Yeah. No.

1:05:14

The pacers are not good. The guy hit the

1:05:16

envelope. No. They

1:05:18

are terrible. The guy hit the

1:05:20

animal exactly. I think they don't have a

1:05:22

guy. No. No. He just

1:05:24

started playing here. I think the

1:05:26

eleven's things too. No. They're eleven. They're good. And no one

1:05:28

gives a fuck about them anyways. No. They do.

1:05:30

They don't know how you say that. wanted, like,

1:05:32

three A fever. Yeah. Who the hell was

1:05:34

that? There're

1:05:36

seasons of Yeah. The VJ. Fever had six first round

1:05:38

picks. Oh, yeah. Oh, the eleven, you don't know

1:05:40

the fea you know who the fever are.

1:05:42

Yeah. Everybody does. But the eleven,

1:05:44

what's eleven? That's a

1:05:46

song. I'm about

1:05:48

to go all in on the goddamn Indian

1:05:50

power or whatever the hell it is. The

1:05:52

hockey team man. Fueled. Fueled.

1:05:55

They're all. actually getting a new arena. They're actually getting a new

1:05:57

arena, Bill. It's gonna be sweet. Right now, baby. Let's go

1:05:59

back. It's paying for that. Me probably.

1:06:01

It's actually Yeah.

1:06:04

The goddamn city. Oh. Oh, you're

1:06:06

happy. First spell. Yep.

1:06:08

First spell. touchy

1:06:10

grass seed. way to

1:06:11

save it. Big wave. That is the

1:06:13

same table from the other studio, though. So that thing

1:06:15

has been spilled on plenty of times. Truly can

1:06:18

torch it too. You might wanna. blocked

1:06:20

that shit. You want me to get that figured.

1:06:22

Alright. Let's talk about some stories. That was terrible.

1:06:24

So fancy football stories. I think

1:06:27

Mike Hockers and ninth

1:06:29

Hawkins and tenth, Paulie Walnut's

1:06:31

ponders and eleventh. Yeah. Stuff. On the lions,

1:06:33

basically, I got most points for

1:06:35

MS points against. That's what that's

1:06:37

gonna happen. Yeah. He fucking go for it. And

1:06:39

then the dirty butts right there in dead last

1:06:41

-- No. Right. We picked. -- worst team in the history

1:06:43

of the game. everybody's on a trade block right now.

1:06:45

Everybody everybody. Anybody doing any

1:06:48

business with the dirty butts? Yeah. I'll trade you

1:06:50

Odell for your

1:06:52

best player. about

1:06:54

that too. Yeah. Alva Kamara,

1:06:56

I was our first from a big grab him. I'll

1:06:58

take what to do. No. It's okay. He's stakes. I

1:07:00

want your best player. Well, Alva Kamara,

1:07:03

he's He's always played in my two day draft. playoff

1:07:06

time. What's that, A. J? Do we have to do

1:07:08

another draft in the playoffs? No. It's over

1:07:10

before the playoffs. the week before the

1:07:12

season ends. So seven

1:07:14

yeah. Week seventeen. It's the last week. It's

1:07:16

all the

1:07:16

people Well, they don't do eighteen because

1:07:18

sometimes guys sit and don't know. Last

1:07:20

week, We got a lot of ball left, Gertie. Come on, Gertie.

1:07:23

No. I was just about to say, I think it's over

1:07:25

for you guys already. Yeah. You're all done. Yeah. You're team you're

1:07:27

probably not to win out and you're you won't

1:07:29

because your team's tanks. So Yeah. Oscar

1:07:32

Harbor. Diggs. He actually

1:07:34

traded one of your best players to fresh

1:07:36

meat, and he went off for, like, twenty

1:07:38

points. Quarter Spanish. He's a

1:07:40

IR Well, he would've won you a game last week. You guys need But you

1:07:42

know, I won win again. He lost by sixty.

1:07:44

Oh, yeah. Oh,

1:07:46

jeez. I didn't even because my GM dirty didn't

1:07:49

bitch out of tomorrow. Oh.

1:07:51

Yeah. What happens when you all been

1:07:53

yelling before you start putting

1:07:55

fingers. No conductor. Turkey's been busy, you know. Sure.

1:07:57

My GM is great. Well, you have

1:07:59

to say that, Earl,

1:08:01

slit your throat. That may be part of it, but no. Bill

1:08:03

is the amazing. I love who goes to. Hey,

1:08:06

Bill. We love you, Bill. Oh, it's Bill. Love

1:08:08

you. Bill's got his own room. He

1:08:10

does. Bill's got

1:08:12

his own his his kill shelter? Yeah. That's where those

1:08:14

mothballed. No. They no. Bill really did

1:08:16

actually. Bill's

1:08:19

room, though, gone. Got like We'll take it over.

1:08:21

Yeah. What's it like back there? It's it's pretty nice. He's never He's got two windows.

1:08:23

He got two windows. Really? He covers

1:08:26

him with pillows, though. He likes a

1:08:28

dark No. It

1:08:30

is

1:08:32

not. This is both Those

1:08:33

are pillows. That's you've ever seen decks three.

1:08:35

I wanna say this. Bill

1:08:38

is a fucking hardworking good dude. Yeah.

1:08:41

He's dumb. The things you guys say

1:08:43

about him are rude. Okay? With

1:08:45

that being said, it does see seem

1:08:47

as if he does feed into it at at any chance in Boston. But

1:08:49

he certainly does not do himself any favors.

1:08:51

I've been meaning to ask you.

1:08:54

Love Bill. Bill has been an

1:08:56

adult he was four years old. He has. Sometimes

1:08:58

he's been there's a trap door here that he sneaks through here. Sometimes you care if I put a claim more

1:09:00

there. Clay

1:09:03

More, like, Drew Mac in time. You know, a Clay More Nine.

1:09:05

Yeah. Like, it blows up. Like Bill Kill

1:09:08

Killam. Yeah. Bill Stack and True

1:09:10

crime. Do not we do, Bill.

1:09:13

do not. We need them. We need Bill. Also, don't be putting

1:09:15

bombs in here. I thought you were gonna claim more, kick him

1:09:17

in the face. No.

1:09:19

I would actually Yeah. Today,

1:09:21

it's in the area. Oh,

1:09:23

one. Not But three clamor Oh, okay. Actually, it'd

1:09:27

be quite calculated. Maybe

1:09:29

get Andrew. Bill would eat that. And then Bill would choke you out, I think. But, anyways, yeah,

1:09:31

he's my own office back here, and

1:09:35

ESPN sent their satellite suburban. You

1:09:37

know, the

1:09:38

the satellite truck, the -- Yeah. -- it became a van and then it became

1:09:44

a Sprinter. And

1:09:44

then now they have satellite suburbans, which is great. But

1:09:46

nobody can sit inside of this suburb and with all the stuff in

1:09:48

it. So they had to bring all their

1:09:50

stuff basically in the bill's office. So there

1:09:52

is stuff in

1:09:54

Bill's office back there, but he still got good was clean rib skeletons.

1:09:56

I still got a

1:09:59

lot of there for I

1:10:02

guess that documentary it's not a documentary. I'm learning as I go here. But that series like,

1:10:05

the fourth

1:10:08

or fifth most watched time

1:10:10

in one week drop period in Netflix officially. Wow. Square game was

1:10:13

a big

1:10:16

one exotic Joe's You've created tires. QB

1:10:18

Halloween. Why do you think people love shit like that? Watch that last night, by the way, digs Bing

1:10:22

or QB Halloween?

1:10:24

dead series. Yeah. I was like, yeah. It was my kids

1:10:26

were it's like a Halloween movie. We we put up some decorations outside someone to do it. He'd be Halloween. You

1:10:29

know what? Not the

1:10:31

worst thing I've Thank you. We all agree.

1:10:34

We all agree. Tony doesn't. That's why he said it. But I think the reason

1:10:36

why people enjoy

1:10:38

it is because, like, You

1:10:41

know, it's

1:10:42

it's hard to fathom that that human exists. You know, like that just person's walking amongst

1:10:45

you. It's

1:10:48

like you we put people up on a pedestal because

1:10:50

they're doing things that we don't think we can do, and it's like, holy shit. This is some sort

1:10:52

of super human. And

1:10:54

when it's on the complete inside.

1:10:56

I think people are the same, like, in the hammer almost

1:10:58

by it. Mhmm. And I

1:10:59

think that's why everybody wants

1:11:00

to watch it. Just and I think

1:11:02

it's a good reminder, like, hey. people

1:11:05

like this exist. There's people there's motherfuckers out there that we're not gonna be able to fix. Like, as you're watching

1:11:07

this series who knows what's real

1:11:10

and what is it now

1:11:13

point, have you watched out the entirety of ADIJ

1:11:15

or no? Not all of it, but I know a story. I know he was drilling into people's foreheads creating zombies

1:11:17

and eating bodies

1:11:20

and everything. and driving them and

1:11:22

everything. Yeah. And he had bodies inside the walls of his house or whatever. But he was, you

1:11:24

know, opening up towards the end there of his

1:11:26

thing allegedly. I think

1:11:27

all of it's from his actual

1:11:31

transcript conversation. So I think it is what he's

1:11:33

saying. And, like, the things he's

1:11:35

saying is, like, have

1:11:37

you ever met somebody who's just,

1:11:39

like, And like,

1:11:40

his dad's trying to figure out

1:11:41

where it went wrong. His mom's trying to figure it

1:11:43

out, and he's like, I just this

1:11:45

is just how I am. Yeah. It's

1:11:47

just who I am. It's a

1:11:49

goddamn a human to just be created like that. Like, that is a good reminder. I think -- Yes. --

1:11:51

for all of us to kinda so I think that's why people watch

1:11:53

it. I think it's that type of thing

1:11:55

where it's like, can't

1:11:58

be real. But

1:11:59

also, you can see the argument in kinda

1:12:02

glamorizing this type of

1:12:03

thing too. because at the end,

1:12:05

he got, like, fans and shit people right

1:12:07

until making his life different given money. It's

1:12:09

like They always do, man. We can't

1:12:11

we listen. This cannot be

1:12:13

something that we think this is heal.

1:12:16

this is the worst heel of all time. This

1:12:18

is bad people. Can't have people fantasizing about the

1:12:20

whole thing. But when you watch it, it's hard

1:12:22

not to keep watch. It's a wild thing. It's

1:12:24

a wild thing as humans kinda go. Yeah. It's

1:12:26

scary. I mean, that's chilling. Like you said, especially, like, you know, when you start having kids and stuff, it's not even

1:12:28

matter. Like, you could do everything

1:12:30

right and your kid's still just

1:12:35

Like, that's just the way they

1:12:36

are. I think is I think there's certainly

1:12:38

some fuckups from the parents, but -- Sure. --

1:12:40

from what I've heard, like,

1:12:42

every parent fucks up, though. You know? Yeah. There's a

1:12:45

lot of horrendous parents out there and their kid doesn't turn into Jeffrey Dahm. So,

1:12:47

yeah, you never that's a scary about it. You never

1:12:49

really know. Hey, that's a motivator. They're right

1:12:51

if you have a kid. Mhmm.

1:12:53

Don't create a dormer. Yeah. And even I said that last week. Yeah. There it is. Yeah. because

1:12:55

other guys, I know we're watching. I hit you guys seat that. I

1:12:57

was like, man, I was watching some of it, and

1:13:00

I just I

1:13:02

think

1:13:02

I texted you guys. Yeah. It's an actual standard.

1:13:04

It's like when you raise a

1:13:07

domino, please. Fuck it. Alright.

1:13:08

there's

1:13:09

gotta be signs early on, though. Yeah. They kill animals. Yeah.

1:13:11

That's a piece of people. people. people like that. Yeah. Yeah. Some you say

1:13:13

a lot too. Say some nice people

1:13:15

beat that, you know, the

1:13:19

last important tools. You bully them on focus, but that's that

1:13:21

sometimes -- Yep. -- flips their switch

1:13:23

to Forever. Yeah. Oh,

1:13:25

hell yeah. Forever. Like,

1:13:27

sometimes people can't can't come back from hating everybody because of

1:13:29

how they get treated. Which isn't, hey, listen, that's not I don't think that's

1:13:31

a normal thing. I don't think that's a lot of

1:13:33

people, but I think there are people out there that

1:13:36

are like we should acknowledge

1:13:38

that those people exist. So maybe, you know, like, just, hey, how are you doing? You know? And then,

1:13:41

alright. Fucking weird

1:13:44

on that. Well, you know, you're gonna have

1:13:46

to be rude to the people, though. You know? It'll have to be rude to them. Just keep it inside. Just keep it moving.

1:13:49

You know?

1:13:52

Larry Hall. another series we just watched too.

1:13:54

Like, you'd learn about his childhood and the sequence of events, but also there is still that part

1:13:56

that felt like he

1:13:58

was kinda always

1:13:59

liked that Joanne Gaisy? Yep.

1:14:02

Yeah. They don't look at me. Thank you. No. The question is, when did they cross

1:14:03

the line? And

1:14:07

and actually, like, start killing people.

1:14:09

And then they just keep going, it seems like. Get older? God. I'm hoping with

1:14:11

the way modern world is

1:14:15

where,

1:14:15

like, everything is

1:14:18

documented. Yeah. Basically, you think, I

1:14:21

guess, there's still unsolved murders and stuff. There's

1:14:23

one here in

1:14:23

Indiana

1:14:25

that's insane. Me and Jim Murphy, I think

1:14:27

put up, like, fifty grand each for any tips.

1:14:29

Two girls were just murdered out in the middle

1:14:31

of a walkway in the middle of the woods in

1:14:33

a small town here in Indiana. Haven't found the person.

1:14:35

have a kind of a camera on him, but really see him. So I guess there's still

1:14:38

a chance that these people exist. And

1:14:41

they always say the stats like, hey, there's this money serial

1:14:43

killers walking around or whatever. I'm like,

1:14:46

I feel like everything right now

1:14:48

is

1:14:48

is captured based Yeah. But I

1:14:50

guess there's a lot of the place that isn't, and that's just

1:14:52

maybe a night. I guess there's places in the

1:14:54

woods and shit like that where things can happen. We

1:14:56

don't get it. But feel like we'd be on

1:14:58

to these motherfuckers earlier. Don't you think? I think it's a lot tougher to get away with anything now with all

1:15:00

the ring cams, the security cams they

1:15:02

can find, they can track back thirty

1:15:07

streets and see where your car was coming. Like, yeah. Hey. People to get

1:15:09

away with it. I don't know how you do. Well,

1:15:11

and also back in the day, they used to

1:15:13

track cell phones. And obviously, we have somebody

1:15:15

we know, but So if you watch a

1:15:17

date line, and it would just be able to put a triangle, like, they were

1:15:19

within this twenty

1:15:23

mile area here. if we had to get, yeah, we

1:15:25

got a ping here and then -- Mhmm. -- at one thirty p AM, we got a ping on this one so they

1:15:27

would have had to have

1:15:31

been in this area. Now it's like everything like, a located by the

1:15:33

way. There it is. We'll carve

1:15:35

it in. Alright.

1:15:38

Where's the Yeah. Yeah. A glove. You wanna

1:15:40

learn a lot. Watch criminal minds

1:15:42

there and auction. Fucking sixteen seasons

1:15:44

of fucking filled with serial

1:15:47

killer knowledge. Oh, yeah. even because

1:15:48

See, I don't wanna watch it that much.

1:15:50

I think I I think that's a dabbel situation. I think that's a dabbel. Okay. I get the

1:15:55

toxicity in my life. me get

1:15:56

back to watching you. Funny stuff. Football

1:15:58

and race. Did you watch a

1:15:59

loan on

1:16:02

Netflix? That's good? Mine, Hunter. Yeah. I tried to. That was the first

1:16:04

episode of the guy. Yep. Pardon me? I was,

1:16:06

alright. It seems to be a little bit

1:16:09

too serious. I gotta get into the right

1:16:11

right mind frame for that. But think worth a watch just because you're

1:16:14

like, oh, this is fascinating. Has

1:16:16

existed. Let's go

1:16:18

through some stuff, Von Miller.

1:16:20

Chitchatted about Kenny Pickett in his statements on

1:16:22

Von Miller's twitch stream last night. Von Miller, front

1:16:24

of the program, went

1:16:26

off beyond program going forward.

1:16:29

So what that What happened?

1:16:31

What Are weekly, that. What

1:16:32

whatever a theory about it i'm a week lose

1:16:34

muscle happened?

1:16:36

hi Is

1:16:37

everybody so negative? What's the reason why? It's because he can't be blunt. He

1:16:39

would be negative. Volumes are blunt. Yeah. It seems like

1:16:42

he loves. His powers would

1:16:44

be. Which powers

1:16:46

of powers? No. The bills try luck.

1:16:51

Bill loves

1:16:52

us. He

1:16:53

does have it. He does do his own show too.

1:16:55

Right? Yes. That's the thing. What's his own show? Never heard of

1:16:57

it. We do report. It's a

1:16:59

vancast. The vancast It's

1:17:02

a good podcast. Oh, it's on Bleacher Report?

1:17:04

Yes. Is

1:17:04

it? Anyways, nonetheless. They

1:17:07

well, I think he's

1:17:08

doing once a week before. power is

1:17:10

at b or Oh, listen. I did, but I

1:17:12

appreciate what you just said. But for whatever reason, they think

1:17:14

that is the right move for the business.

1:17:17

They hate us. Potentially. Well, I hate them. They could take shots

1:17:19

using hard to do it. Can't let yeah. Tell them, man, I don't wanna be

1:17:22

in gridiron hikes anymore.

1:17:25

know what? Fuck. Don't tell them. I'm honored. I was in grid iron

1:17:27

nights, to be honest with you. Like, like, no big deal. That's how

1:17:29

they feel their business smack him in the mouth. Yeah.

1:17:31

We gotta talk to

1:17:35

Lefco? No. Listen, he's

1:17:36

busy. He's back on NBA TNT,

1:17:38

killing it. Tuesday nights, he

1:17:42

does kill it. The

1:17:44

We move

1:17:44

on. That's what they thought that that was right for

1:17:47

business group for them. Vaughn Cass on Bleacher Report is his show. And I

1:17:49

think it was something that

1:17:51

he was maybe focusing Who

1:17:53

knows too much time? Maybe it wasn't Vaughn, I guess. But nonetheless, we appreciate the hell out

1:17:55

of Vaughn Miller. And got a chance to learn a little bit

1:17:57

more about his brain, how much he

1:18:00

respects football, and

1:18:02

everything like that in our conversations. Also, there's

1:18:05

chicken form -- Yeah. -- but

1:18:07

it's closed on everything

1:18:08

he's got going on. And he's

1:18:10

an after stunning. Supergrass. All that stuff.

1:18:12

And how he feels about, you know, some

1:18:14

chipblocks and everything. Yeah. It was great conversation. We

1:18:16

appreciate the hell out of luck. we know

1:18:18

he's a we do miss you. Miss

1:18:20

you've gone. We'll listen to the podcast. I'm going to

1:18:22

report so we can get our weekly dose

1:18:25

of

1:18:25

Von Miller's big old brain.

1:18:27

That's

1:18:28

right. I can't do it. Yeah. No. No. No.

1:18:30

No. You guys

1:18:31

can't do it. If he switches

1:18:33

these switches from

1:18:35

Bleacher Report maybe. No. No. No. No. Not until that.

1:18:37

It's ain't one of this. Anyways, he got

1:18:39

a chance to open up

1:18:41

a little bit about Kenny Pickett and what

1:18:43

Kenny Pickett said was basically, you know, something

1:18:45

about an honor dog in that whole thing.

1:18:47

In Von Miller live on his twitch,

1:18:49

twitch dot tv forward slash von Miller,

1:18:52

I believe. he got a little bit of

1:18:54

a promo and I enjoy listening von Miller talk about, not only the game, but the mentality

1:18:56

behind it. Here's

1:18:59

from von Miller's Twitch just

1:19:01

last evening about Kenny Pickett in his first start for the Pittsburgh Steelers

1:19:03

this weekend against Von Miller and Buffalo Bills defense. Everyone thinks

1:19:05

one hundred dogs, but

1:19:08

we

1:19:08

don't Who

1:19:10

thinks you are under the old bird? Like,

1:19:12

jeez. Kenny? I watch him

1:19:14

on twitch. Yeah. And somebody

1:19:16

said What? Stop it,

1:19:18

Kenny. Stop it, Kenny. Don't

1:19:24

don't try to get

1:19:26

crazy on us, man. We're just come in and play the game. Don't.

1:19:34

hey, why is he looking at the spread? Now what he

1:19:36

looks at the spread of a game? Like, if I'm

1:19:38

what he's looking at None of that. Like,

1:19:40

we we just getting ready to play the Steelersboro. Like,

1:19:42

So they always talk Don't try to get fake mad

1:19:44

at at at You know, don't

1:19:47

try to get crazy with

1:19:49

us, man. Nobody thinks your own dogs.

1:19:52

Can he, like, no. No. This is

1:19:54

no. This

1:19:55

you you're trying to no.

1:19:57

Don't do it. No.

1:19:59

Don't do it. Stop it,

1:20:02

man. Bye.

1:20:02

I I think the thing about

1:20:04

it is he wanted to make sure can you pick a

1:20:06

new hey. We have respect for you.

1:20:09

Okay? Mhmm. It's just because everybody else is saying, don't fucking listen. This ain't

1:20:11

coming from us at all, which I appreciate. I do like

1:20:14

the fact though that like Dick

1:20:16

said in the middle of

1:20:18

that, Tom one certainly uses

1:20:21

the spread. You guys are

1:20:23

fourteen point underdogs, largest point spread

1:20:25

for his Steelers team in, like, twenty years or something like that. He

1:20:27

says the merger. Right? Yes. He says the merger of the league.

1:20:29

So Tom was definitely letting

1:20:31

him know that. Vaughn Miller's like,

1:20:33

well, just listen, sportsbooks can say what they want. Everybody else say, they didn't come from us. I think that's what he was saying. Is that what you got

1:20:35

out of that age? Yeah. And I think a lot of their

1:20:37

games that the Bills go into, they're gonna be the

1:20:40

favorite,

1:20:40

like, not

1:20:43

looking at the spread. They don't care. Like, they really don't. I think for the

1:20:45

most part, maybe it's different now. I don't teams

1:20:47

don't really players,

1:20:48

coaches, maybe if it's a

1:20:50

gigantic spread, could use as motivation

1:20:53

But normally, I don't think week to week

1:20:55

players care that much. So I'm I'm intrigued on how it turns over because it wasn't about at

1:21:00

all in in

1:21:00

any of the conversations I

1:21:03

had. Now there was other potential, you know, situation where money was

1:21:05

being wagered on

1:21:08

things. Sure.

1:21:08

day. Not

1:21:11

involving sport. No. Emoving

1:21:14

skill.

1:21:14

k. Mhmm. Oh,

1:21:16

yeah. That's

1:21:17

the Yeah. Cornell is a sport, I guess. Yeah. Yeah. Dan Deere.

1:21:19

He was almost professional,

1:21:22

but

1:21:23

there was just just a

1:21:25

graphic. But nonetheless, nobody wants to be the Pete Rose of football. Okay? And

1:21:27

it's not even something that even enters into the world.

1:21:29

Fantasy football does because

1:21:32

people say, hey, you are

1:21:34

a room on Fantasy Team. Some guys, I think even play Fantasy Football, but that shit wasn't talked about whenever I was having

1:21:39

conversations around the locker and deep, but you

1:21:41

could see how that could be motivation, though, as the world continues to evolve in a sports book world, do you think?

1:21:43

Or is that just something that whenever it's

1:21:46

the biggest in the history of the

1:21:48

team, And it's

1:21:50

gonna be something that's gonna get brought up by Mike Tom. Yeah.

1:21:52

Maybe as a as a one off, like in this situation. But

1:21:54

like you guys said, that was something we never talked about because

1:21:56

we know of that shit matters. So I can

1:21:59

Add recorders. None of that shit matters when you go out there and play play the game and stillers. Like, you

1:22:01

never take the stillers lightly,

1:22:03

but Mike Tomlin coached okay,

1:22:07

who's trying out there and playing for him? I remember, you know,

1:22:09

I grew up around a lot of Italians

1:22:11

and as we got

1:22:13

order, there were some Italian friends that were

1:22:16

doing, you know, some sports gambling before

1:22:18

it was legalized here in the United

1:22:20

States in a certain amount of states. And

1:22:22

I was always so fascinated whenever I would

1:22:24

talk to him about it because I was, at that time,

1:22:26

college kicker and punner. k? So kicking definitely matters. Punning

1:22:30

an actual

1:22:31

football does matter even though the the people

1:22:33

that are betting probably don't know that. And I'm like, I

1:22:35

have no idea how the fuck

1:22:37

I'm gonna do this weekend. You know? Like,

1:22:39

I have I I seemed at the ballpark. is

1:22:40

coaches don't know. I just don't know what team's

1:22:42

gonna be out there. So I think that also adds

1:22:44

into the thought to what

1:22:46

De Bott was saying like. It's hard to

1:22:48

take sports gambling serious whenever you have no fucking idea

1:22:51

how you're gonna perform. Now, I'm sure there's

1:22:53

guys that are just like,

1:22:55

yeah, I'm gonna have two hundred yards, ten

1:22:57

catches, four touchdowns every single day, and I like that type of optimism.

1:22:59

But if that person wants to get real, it's like, oh,

1:23:01

this week, I might be not as many targets, I might

1:23:03

not do that. It's

1:23:06

a whole I think that's an interesting part

1:23:08

of retiring from the NFL and

1:23:10

then wanting to still, you know,

1:23:13

kind of feel involved in the NFL

1:23:15

and then starting to bet on the NFL, bring in that competitive

1:23:17

juice. And now it's like almost perfect

1:23:19

for retired guys. But whenever you're in

1:23:21

it, it's never really brought up. That's

1:23:23

why the Ridley thing. was so surprising. So

1:23:25

I think it was surprising to a lot of us because it's like when and now

1:23:27

granted, I don't know what the modern locker rooms

1:23:29

like because we're not in there

1:23:31

since it's been you know,

1:23:33

legalized in states or whatever, but that shit was never talked about, I think. Everybody's worried to

1:23:35

get fucking canceled on this from their entire career. Yeah.

1:23:38

That was just that was the thing too. They

1:23:40

were in,

1:23:43

you know, the guys that would talk about, you know, sports betting and

1:23:45

things that went on behind the scenes. And

1:23:47

then that was, like, those are

1:23:49

more inflated bet on games

1:23:51

and it were. takes their voices and shit.

1:23:53

You know what I mean? So these last five years, I've been out going on five years

1:23:55

now. I'm sure

1:23:58

it's changed a lot. with all the sports books, all the I think you got your

1:24:01

cardinals have a sports book in the stadium. Yeah. Yeah.

1:24:03

I think it's Randall. Yeah.

1:24:06

So Yeah. There is much more in their day to

1:24:08

day life now. So Mhmm. And probably

1:24:10

probably talk about them more now. You're

1:24:13

going five years retired? Congratulations to your insurance,

1:24:16

Mario. Yeah, man. One more year. Thank

1:24:18

you, Nippu. Thank you for the five

1:24:20

years. That should

1:24:22

be lifetime. One of these insurance is to

1:24:24

just step up and become the lifetime insurance partner of the

1:24:26

NFL As a smart An easy marketing ploy.

1:24:29

It's a massive piece of conversation between the NFLPA and retired players because

1:24:31

retired players tell the NFLPA to go fuck themselves because

1:24:33

it seems like they don't take care

1:24:35

of retired players. and

1:24:38

every player in the league doesn't fully understand that you're gonna be a

1:24:41

retired player someday. Mhmm. So everything that's happening for

1:24:43

retired players that you're voting on right now

1:24:45

is who you are gonna be some

1:24:47

day one hundred percent of are gonna be that.

1:24:49

So there's, like, kind of, a joust game going on between active NFL.

1:24:51

Like, yeah, we're here. We're doing this. Let's worry about

1:24:54

us. And then also, like, Oh,

1:24:56

us, though, also gonna be this group of guys. Who I'm very lucky and

1:24:58

very fortunate to be where I'm at in my life, but a lot of guys don't

1:25:00

necessarily have that

1:25:03

type of thing happen. That's why documentaries take

1:25:05

place where eighty percent of guys are broke and eighty percent of this, they don't

1:25:07

have health insurance. It's like, at some point, there

1:25:10

has to be some answer. And I actually pitched this at a what

1:25:12

does that call? Where do I sit in

1:25:14

a circle? Sound it? No. It's

1:25:17

actual circle, like,

1:25:20

around powwow. roundtable trip? No. It wasn't a fire it

1:25:22

was, like,

1:25:22

a town hall. Yes. It's called something. It was

1:25:24

one Where are you with? Like AGG

1:25:26

twenty something. The commission was in there. conference.

1:25:30

The commission Was it when he came to visit you

1:25:32

guys? No. Was it the draft? Is that the draft

1:25:34

when I was making the draft conference? Like

1:25:37

an Illuminati meeting. what you're talking about. That's what it

1:25:39

sounds like. That's what you're trying to make it sound

1:25:41

like. No. It it's a it's a Was

1:25:43

a bomber there too? Size watch

1:25:45

I'll sleep on bury y'all. There was

1:25:47

no president, sir. There was no masters. There's no fuckery.

1:25:50

k. It was just a discussion. Sounds like good time,

1:25:52

bro. Well,

1:25:54

it actually got pretty intense in there.

1:25:56

Was Steve Jobs there? Steve Jobs there. It was only

1:25:58

NFL associated with people. one only. ways

1:25:59

of then. Well,

1:26:02

he was not there at all at that time. But

1:26:04

I this Bill Gates. I

1:26:05

don't think he would have been in this

1:26:07

one. Anyways, Bill Gates

1:26:09

was not there. Service Pro. Service. Service. I thought Zeno

1:26:11

did research on what the name of the meeting was that he turns

1:26:13

out he was just talking about pool party

1:26:16

share. Steve

1:26:19

Palmer. he was not there. He's there. Yeah. Nonetheless, we can see you

1:26:21

you guys can keep, you know, thinking of

1:26:23

people. I'm assuming they're not gonna be

1:26:25

there. But maybe in my recollection of

1:26:27

the day, papa, might be

1:26:29

there. Schneider was not there or whatever. Demoris Smith. He was not there either. This was just

1:26:32

that's why

1:26:33

it was

1:26:36

interesting though. It was like NFL

1:26:38

talking to NFL alumni and NFL legends that were doing the draft picks. Troy

1:26:40

Vincent was in there,

1:26:42

Roger Goodell was in there,

1:26:46

I forget who Wilson then there was, like, twenty

1:26:48

guys kinda sitting in a it

1:26:50

was supposed to be, like, a casual discussion,

1:26:52

I think, is how it was supposed be

1:26:54

like a roundtable discussion almost like, hey, let's just talk.

1:26:57

And at picking where I sat was

1:26:59

I was by

1:27:00

far the youngest person in there

1:27:03

and shouldn't have been there. Now I would

1:27:05

go on to do the draft thing that night after reggie

1:27:07

Wayne burries the titans I go do that. So that day was a wild day for sure.

1:27:09

But they were talking about a

1:27:11

lot of different issues retired

1:27:14

players and Gerdau and how they can do things differently. And, you know, it was like, I wanna hear. I wanna hear

1:27:16

stuff. Taking notes,

1:27:19

there's actual notes happening. he

1:27:22

had a top button, unbuttoned --

1:27:24

Oh, casual. -- casual. I think

1:27:26

one point, leg cross -- Wow.

1:27:28

-- sitting back like that.

1:27:30

Like, I since I wasn't really felt comfortable to speak.

1:27:32

Just doing a lot of listening and

1:27:35

watching and just like, oh,

1:27:37

how's this thing going? slater's dad

1:27:40

was in there, Jackie Slater. Jackie Slater was in there.

1:27:42

He was I think he had been in a

1:27:44

couple of years before. because

1:27:46

he was very comfortable. Like in the things he was saying, I was like, okay, sounds like somebody is experiencing something I

1:27:48

might experience ten, fifteen years from

1:27:50

now or friends of mine might experience

1:27:55

and he seems to have taken in. Roger seemed to be

1:27:57

very responding to it. Troy did

1:27:59

some

1:27:59

speaking too,

1:28:02

very positive. And then there was, like, an altercation that took place about

1:28:04

insurance. Like, it got, like, there was, like, a

1:28:06

lot of people that were, like, chiming in

1:28:08

on that one. It felt, like, that meeting was

1:28:10

coming to an end. At the time, we all kind of

1:28:12

felt that it was coming to an end. One person brought up this subject of

1:28:14

insurance, and then, like, three, four, you know, became, like, And

1:28:19

I was like, oh, alright, like a team. If and felt like, oh, here we go. Like, alright.

1:28:21

Now, this is what we came for almost. It

1:28:23

feels like and

1:28:26

Raju Patel had an incredible answer. answered it, said figure but the

1:28:28

NFLPA is the one that's kind

1:28:31

of taken over the insurance benefits

1:28:35

and everything like that. Like, they're the ones taking care of the

1:28:37

benefits and what the raise money for and

1:28:39

five years insurance for

1:28:41

invested players and everything and the NFL is a part of the matching

1:28:43

of the 401 k's. But the NFLPA, I think, has

1:28:45

always been the ones that have been fighting for the

1:28:47

insurance and for everything like that. So as

1:28:50

that was all going on and the NFLPA has got a lot in their hands, I mean, I would not wanna do that job.

1:28:52

I would never do

1:28:54

that job. So it's

1:28:57

It's hard for me to completely judge it because I haven't

1:28:59

been in there, but outside looking in, they probably fucked up some things. And I spoke up for first time ever at the

1:29:01

end of it, like at the very

1:29:03

end of it. I

1:29:06

said don't we think that one of these insurance companies that sponsors the league, which there is plenty. see

1:29:08

their commercials all

1:29:11

the goddamn time. If

1:29:14

I see mister mayhem, who I'm a big fan of? Yeah. I'm a big fan of mayhem. Like, I think he hilarious. I think are good concepts.

1:29:19

Isn't there some a insurance company

1:29:21

that we could easily, like, bundle a deal with the NFL to also take care of retired players insurance

1:29:23

for, like, life whatever. Now

1:29:27

I know that's gonna be a big deal, but can't

1:29:29

we somehow work that type of deal? Or in the next deal, the next CBA, can't you put it something? I

1:29:31

feel like this is an easy

1:29:33

marketing fix or whatever. And

1:29:36

I got the reaction was

1:29:38

fantastic. It was Oh, yeah. Maybe yeah. It's a good

1:29:40

point. We'll write that down,

1:29:42

and then maybe it was Yeah.

1:29:45

So now, like, five now that I would took a couple years later, I would like to revisit that. Like,

1:29:47

I think that

1:29:52

is think they're saying there's too many old

1:29:54

like, if they try like, there's too many old players that they instantly have to get lifetime insurance, like,

1:29:56

all those old guys and

1:29:58

then everyone that continues to,

1:29:59

you know, you're

1:30:02

vested and then all of a sudden you're retired or you're out of

1:30:04

the league. Yeah. We're like fifteen, twenty years, you

1:30:06

know, like like or five years I'm

1:30:09

with you. Five years, guys' bodies are still kinda

1:30:11

keeping up. Yeah. Then, you know, half it's almost like it's it

1:30:13

was almost done, like, as a strategy. Like, they

1:30:15

have the stats. Like, after

1:30:17

five years, It's real it's almost like that that's

1:30:19

kinda how it feels, I think, as a by the

1:30:21

way, I don't this is not for me. I'm just

1:30:23

talking about for all my friends, basically.

1:30:25

that I'm kinda watch go through this, there has to be some insurance that has so much

1:30:27

fucking money in the insurance business. There has to be

1:30:30

some sort of bundle ten year

1:30:34

fifteen here just a little bit more, but we're

1:30:36

talking about former NFL players and everybody says

1:30:38

they're spoiled anyway. So I just think that is

1:30:40

something that could take place in the NFL. Well, in

1:30:43

the same way they have sportsbooks. So, right? Like,

1:30:45

they have multiple sportsbooks that sponsor the league. Can't

1:30:47

they have multiple, like, insurance? They

1:30:49

do. They do.

1:30:52

They do. Oh, yeah. I think a flow

1:30:54

So can they basically state state farm? Could they do time periods with each

1:30:56

different insurance? Ten years.

1:30:58

Ten years. Ten years. Yeah.

1:31:02

it's a thirty year total. And then you can get

1:31:04

commercials from the guys who are in that

1:31:06

bracket -- Mhmm. -- for sure. That's easy content

1:31:08

to be made too, and it's all like, goodwill.

1:31:10

Right? Isn't it age? I think this is goodwill taken

1:31:12

care of old stars? I mean, it sounds like

1:31:14

a pretty good plan. I just you know,

1:31:16

they're all about money. So if they can find a

1:31:18

way to do it and still make their money. They'll do companies too. The

1:31:20

greediest of the greedy corporate fat cast.

1:31:22

True. True. True. They don't want a

1:31:25

bunch of broken

1:31:25

down NFL guys with tons of

1:31:28

issues too. when I assume Well, that's the

1:31:30

problem, though. It's sometimes it's hard for guys to find insurance because, like, the insure some insurance won't take them when it's the

1:31:32

only insurance that they can

1:31:34

really qualify. It's like a very

1:31:37

pick and choose. You need to have it, but

1:31:39

also pick and choose. And I'm not into an entire insurance discussion, but I'm about the retired guys. What I have

1:31:41

seen happen, I don't know the

1:31:43

full conversation enough don't

1:31:47

know how many people. But if you get vested guys, I mean, there's

1:31:49

there's a number of those guys. And even the

1:31:51

the benefits, like, the line of duty

1:31:54

and the disability stuff, like, they make

1:31:56

it so difficult for players to get

1:31:58

that type of stuff to the point where you have to I I know friends who have had

1:31:59

eight, nine surgeries.

1:32:02

They've been on IR

1:32:04

mode times and they still gotta

1:32:06

go hire a lawyer and get the benefits and then, you know, pay the

1:32:07

lawyer thirty, forty grand after he get it. And it's

1:32:09

like, well, if this if if

1:32:12

you played seven

1:32:14

five years in NFL, you should sign a paper,

1:32:16

hand it in, and then that should start the

1:32:19

process. because if you play five years,

1:32:21

you play ten years, you play however long

1:32:23

you've dealt with significant injuries. You know what I

1:32:25

mean? So And also you gotta get through,

1:32:27

like, multiple doctors right here. It's like

1:32:29

an it's it's almost one

1:32:31

of those process like, you win you win rewards

1:32:33

if you It is. It is. It is. It is. It

1:32:35

is. Now granted do it.

1:32:38

Right? Like, hey. Do it. but

1:32:40

also there's a reason that a lot of different companies

1:32:42

use that style of thing because normally a lot of people

1:32:44

do not have the stamina to go through

1:32:46

all of the bullshit to do it.

1:32:50

should. People should. Listen. Fuck it and

1:32:52

do it. But that's not even talking about just standard

1:32:54

insurance. That's all the other stuff. It should come

1:32:56

alongside of it all. Well, and I assume when

1:32:58

you guys retired like if they don't have the NFL insurance anymore, the premiums

1:33:00

are so high four points. Yeah. And the

1:33:02

NFL that it's like, well, fuck. I

1:33:04

mean, you know, if you're not getting

1:33:07

an NFL salary anymore, like, might

1:33:09

be a lot harder to justify, you know, paying those insane premiums because you

1:33:11

did play in the league. Let's assume

1:33:16

Yeah.

1:33:16

Maybe stay informed. Yeah. Good.

1:33:18

Hey. Progressive. Yeah. Farm all stays worldwide.

1:33:23

All of on your State Farm had a

1:33:25

great run on the show. What's that, pal? State Farm had a good run here, didn't they?

1:33:27

Dude, I actually right before

1:33:30

I said that sentence, I

1:33:32

saw the little toolbox -- Yeah. --

1:33:34

that they gave it right to my like, in my head, I was like, what was that company? And then I

1:33:36

looked and I saw

1:33:37

the fucking State Farm amongst

1:33:39

people in us. They

1:33:43

did not enjoy our read. No. One show made

1:33:45

one, two shows? Two. One. No. No. It

1:33:47

was two. One, decided

1:33:49

that it was over. Right. We'll read this one for him. Yep.

1:33:51

Okay. And in the middle of it,

1:33:54

it announced. This

1:33:55

would last It

1:33:57

wasn't really safe farm either. It was like the fucking

1:33:59

group. It's the ad agencies. Yeah. Which

1:34:01

is another full conversation we could

1:34:03

have. Yeah. Not I'd be pissed

1:34:05

if I was stayed farmed then. What's that?

1:34:07

You said the ad agency had an

1:34:09

issue with the REEDs. Right? Or what whatever was

1:34:11

going with the bugle boys?

1:34:13

Yeah. State Farm, though, doesn't no, dude. This is another

1:34:15

whole digital if we're gonna if we're

1:34:18

gonna dive into this conversation, I mean,

1:34:20

middle of an

1:34:22

incredible Thursday One fifty six Eastern Standard. I'm

1:34:24

not here. I'm not here. I'm not here. I

1:34:26

think it was a good conversation to happen because

1:34:28

a lot of people are trying to get in

1:34:30

here. It's

1:34:31

like you had the businesses that you are selling for

1:34:32

rarely know, not not rarely. I mean, you can

1:34:34

get to a point where you know them.

1:34:36

But they have no idea. They're just

1:34:38

looking for results from an adding if

1:34:40

the ad agency doesn't get the results, then they'll go to a different

1:34:42

ad agency. And the ad agency over here is gonna do same things, the things the same

1:34:45

exact way as this, and there's

1:34:47

gonna pass companies around, basically. and

1:34:50

they're the ones that are in charge of how many

1:34:52

reads you get, what how much the how

1:34:54

much you're getting paid for. And in charge is

1:34:56

an interesting thing, but they're the ones negotiating, you

1:34:58

know, They're the ones deciding whether or not it's good or not good.

1:35:01

They're right in the read. They're pretty

1:35:03

much in control of your

1:35:05

part of your show. Right? Because they are

1:35:07

buying for time in your show. Now, there's been

1:35:09

a lot of people in the past that

1:35:11

have made their reads a lot

1:35:13

better because they're speaking to an audience that

1:35:16

they created. It's not a

1:35:18

network that has audience already.

1:35:20

The people that are reading these

1:35:22

commercials are actually the people that built the fucking

1:35:24

audience that is there. So,

1:35:26

you know, some places are smart

1:35:28

and say, hey, make a thing

1:35:30

your own. Some places can't do that because they're

1:35:32

the smartest people on earth, because

1:35:34

they read a book fifteen years

1:35:37

ago in marketing and advertising that

1:35:40

makes it a read this. So that's why

1:35:42

some of those bigger companies have yet to

1:35:45

really dive into the digital space because

1:35:47

the ad agencies kind of also behind

1:35:49

the times, and it doesn't necessarily work

1:35:51

as well, if that

1:35:54

makes sense. It does

1:35:54

make sense. A lot of power these adage agencies

1:35:57

have though. Like, if they all

1:35:59

these monster corporations trust them, you

1:36:01

gotta trust that they this

1:36:03

adage agency knows, like, they know exactly where they're

1:36:05

they're going to to market what your product is. That's a thing though. If you're

1:36:07

an ad agency and

1:36:10

you're gonna have bring on a sponsor to a show. You would think you've watched

1:36:12

a few hours

1:36:13

of that show. Right? You know what what they

1:36:15

What it is? No. Wait. They just

1:36:17

see the number. They see the

1:36:20

number of whatever they

1:36:22

think, whatever, somehow, however they find out. Very rarely, is there any research actually

1:36:24

done? Now, I'm

1:36:27

I'm gonna say never. because

1:36:29

I

1:36:29

think there is probably good people in the ad agencies. There's gonna be some young interns and say, like,

1:36:31

hey, let me let me help you with this. If you're doing for this

1:36:33

show, someone's like a fan of whatever show they

1:36:35

may be going Exactly.

1:36:38

I think some are good. I think there's some

1:36:40

places that are probably good. With that being

1:36:42

said, majority are not. Majority are very

1:36:45

terrible. But yeah, I think there

1:36:47

is some research done by in some companies.

1:36:49

But if you're getting into the digital space, dealing with the

1:36:51

ad agencies is a necessity at the beginning of your career

1:36:53

because you're going to have to have it, you're going to

1:36:55

have to do it, or you're

1:36:58

with a company that's dealing with it. very whenever Barstole

1:37:00

folks. Like, watching how that

1:37:02

whole thing pans out. Like, Barstow

1:37:07

Way's an academy on a University of the Internet,

1:37:09

which is what the plan was all along. It

1:37:11

ended a little shorter than I think

1:37:13

we all thought it was gonna go. And

1:37:15

congrats the bus and with the boy another two years. I got

1:37:17

out of my love for the

1:37:20

folks over

1:37:22

there. Now granted we do things differently than they do, both

1:37:24

on air and off air, but getting to

1:37:26

learn from them is a very, very

1:37:28

good thing. But those

1:37:31

ad agencies are real I mean, they can

1:37:33

be a real kick in the dick. because you start thinking that you're performing

1:37:35

for these people. You're not. These people stink. These

1:37:39

people stink. Now always put over the business that

1:37:41

you're is investing in your show. I think

1:37:43

you should put them over more than

1:37:45

they pay you for. You should

1:37:47

be very thankful for them giving you

1:37:49

an opportunity. You should always make them look as good as possible because they're investing in you. You should

1:37:51

try their product. You should know the product. You

1:37:53

should it makes you just better with

1:37:56

all that. but

1:37:58

also with that being said, adding

1:37:59

agencies that don't let people do things

1:38:02

in their own voice are essentially trying

1:38:05

to buy radio ads Right. And

1:38:07

those

1:38:07

don't work. No. In podcast. It's

1:38:09

just not something that works in digital ever.

1:38:11

No. They don't understand that if you just

1:38:13

let people do their own thing and they come up

1:38:15

with it organically, then they're gonna put the product

1:38:18

over way more than they would have if

1:38:20

you're just reading some cookie cutter bullshit,

1:38:22

thirty second spot where it's like, hey, we let's

1:38:24

just get through this and then we'll move on. But

1:38:26

to be clear at the beginning, you can't act like that.

1:38:28

No. You gotta be who you can afford to be.

1:38:30

Right. gotta be who you can afford to be there. You gotta play the game.

1:38:32

You gotta play the game a little bit. Sometimes

1:38:34

you gotta, you know, that's my c k's

1:38:37

been so awesome. Mhmm.

1:38:39

Ticket Studge, the

1:38:40

best. Legion. Yeah. Ian

1:38:41

taught us a lot. Mhmm.

1:38:42

Ian there Ian from Seaky. He taught

1:38:45

us a

1:38:48

lot. Okay. in a big brain earlier

1:38:50

than everybody else. And his big brain was like, what do you wanna

1:38:52

say? what do you want sounds

1:38:55

good

1:38:55

by us. Yeah. That's good. Review. And he does that with

1:38:57

everybody, you know, because he was a younger

1:38:59

ad agent, basically. And he had to figure

1:39:01

it out if he was his basketball, not

1:39:03

having a promo for a baby

1:39:06

seat geek. You know what it is, baby? He is famous now, though.

1:39:08

True. True. He does. He

1:39:10

has his own podcast this guy.

1:39:12

Yeah. Ian

1:39:14

from Talking season. to a

1:39:16

follow on to Bergstrom. To Bergwick. Yeah.

1:39:18

Ian Bergwick. What's that about? What's

1:39:21

this podcast about? Business? Come on,

1:39:23

dude. Business. influencer marketing. What do you think? He's the authority on

1:39:25

influencer marketing. As he should be As

1:39:27

Gary Vyon as a guest. I

1:39:29

do wonder what Ian's thoughts

1:39:32

are on Gary Vee. Best

1:39:34

of the best. Right. Lads him? game day. competition? No.

1:39:36

Boom. Gary Vee

1:39:39

has any competition? No.

1:39:41

No. No. You're right. because he's competing

1:39:44

with. I'm sorry. Yeah. You guys need

1:39:46

to fucking relax, by the way. Wait. Talk.

1:39:48

Who? Jets keep one of you guys are

1:39:50

gonna see more Gary view on this program, and I hope you're all happy. Like, if Gary he had

1:39:52

competitors or if he, like,

1:39:54

treated people as competitors at AMECL

1:39:58

R. Varg would fucking slap him right in the so just not we have.

1:39:59

Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen joining us now,

1:40:02

is Amanda, to be on the call this

1:40:04

evening alongside

1:40:07

Al Michaels and Kaylee Hartung. He

1:40:09

will be live. On Amazon Prime, not

1:40:11

only in a standard

1:40:13

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1:40:16

stats and names all over the screen. Then

1:40:18

you'll see him on college game day, Saturday

1:40:20

morning. Then Saturday night, you'll see him in

1:40:22

college football, prime time. Ladies and gentlemen, the Face

1:40:25

in Authority of College Football and

1:40:27

Thursday nights alongside Albert

1:40:30

Michael, Curt crux. Yeah.

1:40:32

Stop, dude. How are we doing? How are we doing, guys?

1:40:34

Hey. Thanks for making time for us. We know

1:40:36

you're very busy on this day, and you're

1:40:38

about to get into a very busy part of your week, so I appreciate

1:40:40

you taking time to call in. You're the

1:40:42

man. First of all, hey, we're going

1:40:45

to Kansas Society Let's enjoy the hell out of

1:40:47

that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That'll be wild.

1:40:49

I'm I'm actually, you you know, last

1:40:52

Friday, you and I were hanging out. just

1:40:54

talking

1:40:54

about the show and different things. You saw me kind of looking over at the in my iPad, watching the live streaming out

1:40:59

of Louisville, and Chay is gonna make

1:41:01

his first start as a sophomore that A. J. gets in, it's saying, except playing LaSalle, and he's

1:41:04

starting. So I gotta

1:41:06

go tonight, call this game,

1:41:09

over to Lawrence to see you, meetings,

1:41:11

taper show, over Cincinnati, watch Chase, then back to

1:41:13

Lawrence, and then up

1:41:15

to East Lansing after

1:41:18

game day. Hi. Here we go. Wow. Yeah.

1:41:20

It was cool to see you be

1:41:22

dead there. Obviously, with Jake on the road,

1:41:24

we know Jake here. He was a intern

1:41:27

for us. He started out real bad. Real bad. I mean, one of

1:41:29

the worst, you know, in terms of the history

1:41:31

of interning of all time. Mhmm. Took

1:41:33

seventeen days off at one point.

1:41:35

But the last two months he

1:41:37

was working with us in the middle of his college summer. He

1:41:39

was awesome. Yeah. Mhmm. One of the hardest lessons I've ever seen. No. No. Not

1:41:42

that awesome. Actually, incredible. Actually,

1:41:44

incredible. worked

1:41:46

his ass off, learned quickly. He's been on the

1:41:49

road working alongside of you. I love seeing

1:41:51

that. I also love getting a chance to

1:41:53

watch you, be a dad, watch your kid

1:41:55

play because we're just chitchatting to learn about each

1:41:57

other in the game and everything like that as we're taking on this season.

1:41:59

And I'm very lucky to do it with Kirk weekly alongside

1:42:01

him on on Game Day.

1:42:03

He's a legend. but

1:42:06

he didn't watch and his kid play first half the team. What St. X is the name of the school that on?

1:42:09

Yeah. Yep. First

1:42:12

half. Okay? His

1:42:14

kid's a backup quarterback. Mhmm. His

1:42:17

team. Thanks. Saying it. k? And

1:42:19

they said, high school kids shouldn't

1:42:21

be saying that. whatever they were doing, they

1:42:23

were not playing well. And Kirk was being super

1:42:25

positive, born for the guy, but everyone's about

1:42:27

a mid conversation. I'd see him just

1:42:29

like stared his iPad, trying to get lost,

1:42:31

and then come back. I'm like, what's happening in the game? He's like, our boys are gonna beat a little bit. I I

1:42:33

don't think we got it first down yet or whatever. I'm like,

1:42:36

your your

1:42:38

kids are back quarter back. And he's like, yeah. He got to play a little bit last week or whatever.

1:42:40

I'm like, put the fucking kid in the game. He got a

1:42:42

hamstring put the kid in the game. He was like, you

1:42:44

were very much like, no. No.

1:42:46

No. No. No. That's like, listen. my

1:42:48

kid's got to earn it. Like, he's getting to learn a lot

1:42:50

about Blue collar Kirk care. And I think it's all in his book too, like, this is a

1:42:52

fucking good dude. But when your kid got a chance

1:42:55

to go in the game, watch and

1:42:58

you hey. He started. We're talking pacing around

1:43:00

the hotel. Oh, yeah. We're talking, like, it was

1:43:02

a it's a big fucking I'm pumped for

1:43:04

you, man. I'm excited for you, I'm excited for your

1:43:07

kid. Your travel schedule sounds terrible. It's been awesome getting to know you.

1:43:09

Now let's talk about it, though. Tonight, there's a

1:43:11

night football in Denver, thin

1:43:13

air, you're gonna be alright there. Are you doing any training for

1:43:15

the for the altitude at all, Kirk? And how

1:43:18

about Brian. I'm I'm trying, man. Plus,

1:43:20

I'm I'm pulling a head cold here. So

1:43:22

I may I may -- No. -- know

1:43:24

my best didn't survive. -- carcass.

1:43:26

We can't have that right now. Oh, no. No.

1:43:29

I know. So

1:43:32

I'm gonna I'm

1:43:32

gonna get you know, hopefully, there'll be elevator to get me up

1:43:34

to the press box and not stairs, but I'm I'm fired up to watch this game. You know, what's great about

1:43:37

this game is, you know, the

1:43:39

last few weeks we've

1:43:40

had high

1:43:42

profile players, high profile games. I'm gonna

1:43:44

be looking at this game in August and thinking, you

1:43:46

know, you

1:43:47

go through the whole scheduling here, and I'm like,

1:43:49

man, I'm

1:43:49

looking forward to Endy, you know, going

1:43:51

on the we got Ryan, got and teams be humming by then. And

1:43:53

now

1:43:53

here we are, you know.

1:43:56

And both teams

1:43:59

are still

1:43:59

trying to figure things out. It's it's almost like

1:44:02

they're looking in in a mirror at one another

1:44:04

because you have

1:44:06

these high profile quarterbacks both offensive lines are struggling.

1:44:08

The continuity just isn't there.

1:44:10

I think both quarterbacks are

1:44:13

still learning their receivers. So

1:44:15

We're used to them just executing flawlessly. And now they're they're kinda

1:44:17

unsure and they're they're holding

1:44:19

the ball a little bit.

1:44:22

The coats are or or, you know, I know you guys follow them. They're

1:44:24

they're trying to find a running game and

1:44:26

how

1:44:26

JT's not playing. Well, so I

1:44:29

don't know, man. There there

1:44:31

there's a lot I'm excited to see

1:44:33

who finds their rhythm tonight. There there's a lot on the line for both these teams even though it's early in the

1:44:36

year. We think

1:44:38

so to a guy,

1:44:40

AJ. Kurt, what do

1:44:41

you expect to see from Denver's offense? We know Russ, it's kinda been,

1:44:43

like, bit of a weird year so far up and down. I would

1:44:45

imagine this would be a great, like,

1:44:47

coming out party for Russ and

1:44:50

the head coach Hackett to to kinda put it all together for four quarters. You know, he he Hackett with yesterday.

1:44:52

He brought

1:44:53

something up this

1:44:56

really interesting talked

1:44:58

about when he initially went over to Green Bay to work with with Aaron. You know, there there was of honeymoon

1:45:00

period where they were

1:45:03

just trying to find their

1:45:06

rhythm with with what they were doing with

1:45:08

the floor and and Aaron and when Hackett brought

1:45:10

in, everybody had a little bit of a

1:45:12

different thing and it took them some time

1:45:15

actually in the next years where they really started to take off and

1:45:17

kind of find their system. And now here they are

1:45:19

with Ross who's been doing

1:45:21

this thing in Seattle all these years. hacking is bringing in

1:45:23

what they've been doing in Green Bay. So they're

1:45:26

still trying to find the system.

1:45:28

So AJ, you can

1:45:30

appreciate this.

1:45:31

Not only is is

1:45:32

is, you know, your quarterback trying to find that rhythm with

1:45:35

the receivers. But Russ is usually he's got DK that he

1:45:37

can always get win in doubt and just

1:45:39

throw it to DK. Yeah. and

1:45:42

they don't have that now. You got receivers

1:45:44

he doesn't quite know in a system

1:45:46

that he's not quite comfortable with. And

1:45:48

so I I think it's a work

1:45:50

in progress right now, and and I think we'll find out if they can get it going.

1:45:52

I don't think it's just a coming out party

1:45:54

right now. This is a this is an

1:45:57

offense. It's just gonna have

1:45:59

to

1:45:59

get first downs run the

1:46:01

football. Their dead last in the league in Red Zone.

1:46:04

And so Gus Bradley is

1:46:06

gonna say, we're gonna

1:46:07

keep everybody back None

1:46:10

of those beautiful Russell Wilson

1:46:12

bombs, those moon shots, make them

1:46:15

drive the ball, and then

1:46:17

x acute the red zone, which they've not been

1:46:19

able to do all year. So I don't know, man. I I don't know if this is a nightmare. It's gonna be coming out

1:46:20

party at all.

1:46:23

So the under. Sounds like

1:46:26

Yeah. Actually, love it. And then you just said, right now, you just told us that that's the play. We should

1:46:28

think about that

1:46:31

as we go forward. Interestingly,

1:46:33

think about the concept, though, of yesterday we had Michael Lombardi

1:46:35

on who everybody knows in football

1:46:37

because he's been around for

1:46:40

so long. And

1:46:42

he said Ross is a short order cook.

1:46:44

Yeah. Yeah. He said he said let him cook. It's

1:46:46

a short order cook or whatever. That could potentially

1:46:48

be because he's not as

1:46:50

comfortable in this offense as he was. When you're cooking in the Seattle offense, whatever it was, if he had cut

1:46:53

some familiarity

1:46:56

with it, he knows when he can go

1:46:58

off script, where he where he can go, who's gonna be where? So the more he can get comfortable with where

1:47:01

he's at, probably

1:47:04

the better is how Denver's thinking and that's why it's gonna

1:47:06

be a little bit of time before it gets better, but there's no hope lost. Right? In Denver, they

1:47:08

feel like they are gonna be able to figure it

1:47:10

out and get going yet. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

1:47:14

for sure. I think they think that it's gonna work

1:47:16

itself out, but it's they're just in the process and

1:47:18

it's not they're not working it out in camp. They're

1:47:20

working it out we've got, you know, right right

1:47:22

in front of everybody. So, you know, if you go back though and look at over the history of

1:47:26

some of these quarterback, and

1:47:28

when they make this transition. The difference with Stafford and what

1:47:30

he did at, you know, Brady or what these guys have done is they they

1:47:34

were the only change. was goes into with

1:47:37

the Rams. They already have their system.

1:47:39

It's already been established. He needs

1:47:41

to come in and

1:47:44

kinda turnkey. Here, you're you're breaking in, you got

1:47:46

a new owner, you got a new head coach, new play caller, new system.

1:47:48

Russ is coming in learning all

1:47:50

these new pieces and a new system

1:47:53

So it it takes time to find that continuity in the

1:47:55

rhythm. Once they do, I think they're very, very

1:47:58

excited about the future. and

1:48:02

and the potential of what this offense can do

1:48:04

this year. They get a win on tonight.

1:48:06

Yeah. That could kind of springboard them

1:48:08

in defining some rhythm and getting some confidence.

1:48:11

because right now, It's like they're they're just kinda stuck their office coordinators says, we're

1:48:13

kinda stuck in mud. Just trying to get

1:48:15

this thing going. But once

1:48:18

it gets going, it's It'll be a thing of beauty. I saw that with Andrew

1:48:20

Luck. We drafted Andrew Luck. He wasn't

1:48:22

there for the first few OTAs.

1:48:26

He was sent the playbook on an iPad because he had

1:48:27

to graduate as an architectural engineer

1:48:30

or something. An architectural engineer

1:48:32

probably early, probably at the top

1:48:34

of his class. If I had to

1:48:36

guess, had to graduate. So he missed, like, the

1:48:38

first four weeks of OTAs or whatever with on field stuff. So backup quarterbacks are running

1:48:40

it. He's first day there.

1:48:42

Everybody's still learning the offense. His

1:48:45

first day there, he makes a check to something

1:48:47

in a walk through. And nobody on the team had a clue what the fuck he said. Everybody just

1:48:49

turned around. BA had to

1:48:52

stop it. And

1:48:54

he's like, we haven't got there yet. Like, we haven't

1:48:56

got there yet in practice or whatever. So everybody

1:48:58

immediately was like, oh, Andrew Luck is a super

1:49:01

as advertised. No. And also this is gonna be a process

1:49:03

because rookie quarterback to normally lean on an older guy that's

1:49:06

been in the system.

1:49:08

hey, whenever this happens, what have we done in the

1:49:10

past? Now it's nobody fucking knows. Now and now it's like -- Right. -- everybody's learning together. That is a big point that I

1:49:13

don't think we have talked about much like

1:49:15

Only we say is they

1:49:18

are boring the fucking watch. Yeah. And it's for good reasons.

1:49:20

None of them have a clue what the fuck they're doing.

1:49:22

Think about think about this like the smallest thing

1:49:25

as the cadence. Russ, I guess, prides himself. college football,

1:49:27

we don't have this whole cadence thing. AJ knows

1:49:29

in the NFL, you guys know, these

1:49:32

quarterbacks, advanced

1:49:34

quarterbacks. it is a big part of their game. That's

1:49:36

called And his own

1:49:38

offensive line his own

1:49:40

offensive line isn't comfortable with

1:49:42

his cadence. They have more penalties than anybody in the NFL. And a

1:49:44

lot of it has to do with false starts, holding

1:49:46

calls, his own line when they're like, III

1:49:50

and they're just like, whoop. you know, they they don't have the rhythm yet

1:49:52

down to what he's doing. So

1:49:54

a little thing like that a little

1:49:56

thing like that tells you how they're

1:49:58

still kind of a

1:49:59

working press progress

1:50:01

right now. The colds are as well, and they

1:50:03

got a lot of continuity, allegedly, except for one position. They got their own problems. Darius is question for

1:50:08

cur curbsky. It was so clear. You went out

1:50:10

of an absolutely crushing. My question for you is, what's the biggest difference or

1:50:13

between college and

1:50:16

college games? and called me NFL games. And what's been your

1:50:18

favorite moment thus far in this early part of season with a thirty nine football?

1:50:20

Mike, frankly. Hey, man. I

1:50:22

I really appreciate that. And and

1:50:26

love watching you break down the studio stuff.

1:50:28

You know, III love learning all that

1:50:30

stuff that you you have an opportunity to do.

1:50:32

And by the way, I I know you know

1:50:34

Surtan, But

1:50:34

I I know there's always a debate about who

1:50:36

the top corner of the game is, and

1:50:38

everybody has their their guy, man,

1:50:41

this guy is as good as I think there is

1:50:43

right now in the league. And

1:50:46

he's a big guy. He's

1:50:48

instinctive. Has great eyes. I can't wait

1:50:50

to watch him tonight. match up. We call we saw what he could do last week

1:50:52

against Adams. But, you know, the to

1:50:54

me, the grind for me, calling

1:50:57

a game is calling a game, but the

1:50:59

prep. You know, I am a I'm a just

1:51:01

a I'm not I

1:51:03

said earlier to somebody today. I'm not truly

1:51:05

acumen. I didn't win three Super Bowls. I

1:51:07

don't wanna Haysman. Even in college, I

1:51:09

always look to myself as I gotta prove myself kind of guy. I gotta grind and

1:51:12

study and be prepared, be the most prepared guy.

1:51:14

And that's kind of the brand that I created

1:51:16

in college.

1:51:19

And so when I go into NFL, it's kind of

1:51:21

the same approach. I I wanted,

1:51:23

like, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and

1:51:25

Wednesday, and even right

1:51:27

now, Thursday afternoon, it is just everything I

1:51:29

got into my preparation. And so when I do that, I

1:51:32

found that the game is the

1:51:34

game. You know, you're just kind

1:51:36

of breaking the game down.

1:51:38

But without that prep, I don't know what I would do. And I've just been so appreciative that the

1:51:40

coordinators, the players, all

1:51:43

these guys have been so

1:51:46

good in my meetings and and just open

1:51:48

it up and talk to me about what's real. And

1:51:50

that really helps me to be able to be

1:51:52

comfortable. And then it's just about developing chemistry with

1:51:54

Al and I, like, just like what we're doing with Pat on Game Day and you guys doing your show. Developing chemistry

1:51:57

is such a big part of

1:51:59

what you do on

1:52:00

on

1:52:03

any show. And so that that's the part that I've been really focused

1:52:06

on is just stand out, you know, giving out

1:52:08

his room and being

1:52:11

respectful of that and then

1:52:12

just talking football, you know, and

1:52:14

enjoying the hell out of it. Al hatred? Yeah. What? Al

1:52:17

hatred. Is that

1:52:19

what happens? No. No. He loves you.

1:52:21

No. How I'm saying everybody loves you though, Kirk. That's what you need to know.

1:52:23

Mhmm. I'm very lucky to get to work

1:52:25

alongside you, and you're great. because whenever I'm

1:52:28

in there, And

1:52:30

obviously college football has been your world for, like, twenty

1:52:32

years. You have been in the face of it literally

1:52:34

from when the video game was happening to a no

1:52:36

video game to a video game coming back. you have

1:52:38

been the face of this whole thing. So it's always a

1:52:41

nice comforting feeling. Then when I say

1:52:43

something, then I got, alright, curves next. I

1:52:45

hear it in my ear, curves and all. I'm

1:52:47

like, okay. Here we go. Thank god. Alright. Kirk's

1:52:49

coming in here after me, and you're gonna pull me out of the deep end wherever I

1:52:51

went. Or if I said something, you're gonna be

1:52:55

like, yeah, Cavosier smoke, definitely good guy. They're getting Chris Rodriguez back as well,

1:52:57

which I had no idea about. Obviously,

1:52:59

in the moment, I'm learning as you're

1:53:01

talking, and I'm like, thank God.

1:53:03

Kirby is here. And

1:53:05

I think Al and you are probably the two people that everybody says that about. You know? Like,

1:53:07

thank God Al, Michael's is here.

1:53:10

Thank God, Herb Street's

1:53:12

here. I

1:53:14

think as soon as we saw that YouTube were gonna be

1:53:16

paired, it was like, oh, here here's the fucking best

1:53:18

booth in the NFL probably in a year or so. So we're

1:53:20

all excited for you and we're happy that you're enjoying the

1:53:22

hell out of and he does prep like a madman. He's notes that

1:53:24

I saw his motherfucker in. Jeez. I had never

1:53:27

seen I walked in. He just had

1:53:29

it was just cards on cards on

1:53:31

cards. I'm like, Did you write all

1:53:32

that? That's all actual handwriting. Well, you

1:53:35

know what's funny is is, you know, you

1:53:37

write all these, like like, you heard my

1:53:39

board right now for this game. them

1:53:42

about the call. Yeah. That's just one game. That's one game. Yeah. And you just you write this stuff down and then up

1:53:45

you don't even really

1:53:47

look at it.

1:53:48

it's

1:53:51

it's like, I don't know, it's weird. It's like if you were studying for a final in

1:53:53

college and you not that I ever did that, but

1:53:56

you studied,

1:53:56

like, a hundred percent of

1:53:58

it, and then you maybe need

1:54:00

ten percent of it for the actual test itself. That's kinda

1:54:02

like what it's like to do, whether it's game day, it's three hour studio show, or

1:54:04

call it a Saturday night game. We're

1:54:06

doing these Thursday night gives you you

1:54:10

over prepare and then you use, you know, just a a very small amount of of the the

1:54:12

research that you do. But if

1:54:14

that's what it takes to get you

1:54:19

comfortable to go on air, then that's what you gotta do.

1:54:21

Hey. You you're doing a great Oh,

1:54:23

yeah. Doing great. You're

1:54:25

doing a great guy, agent. Well, you're you're doing

1:54:27

great on game day, man. We're getting a

1:54:29

No. We we You had joined it?

1:54:32

Dude, I said the wrong

1:54:32

school was playing the wrong school last week. You saved

1:54:35

me on that one. He said, I

1:54:37

mean, Mississippi State. I just did the Whoopik SUI thing. I was like, oh,

1:54:39

they played them last week. My brain did a real thing.

1:54:41

You know, you mean Mississippi. I'm like,

1:54:43

yeah. They won my Uh-huh.

1:54:46

Uh-huh. They they going to win. My team came wrong. Knew what was gonna happen to the outcome. Said the guy's name wrong five

1:54:49

times already. Probably

1:54:52

the reason you know,

1:54:54

why I'm happy to go to Kansas so I can apologize that I have a coach for saying his name wrong, which I'm still not a percent

1:54:56

sure which one is a leader or a lie. I

1:54:58

don't know. I think a lie lie mode. Nonetheless,

1:55:03

There's little things like that where I'm just completely lost on set. I think your fans

1:55:05

realize it, but I'm having a fucking blast. I'm

1:55:07

having an absolute

1:55:10

mess. Dude, I think our fans love that you that's

1:55:12

not an easy thing to do in any studio

1:55:14

show that's been going on, you know, for

1:55:17

so long. And then to just come in. And I I feel

1:55:19

like it's been just a seamless transition

1:55:22

for you. I love doing it.

1:55:24

Yeah. No.

1:55:26

Honestly, man. And and I I think and I've told you this before.

1:55:28

I think people saw you jump off of a

1:55:30

boat and thought, oh, he's a funny guy and

1:55:32

all that, which obviously you

1:55:35

you're very entertaining, but I think people

1:55:37

were saying that you know about the game, you know, as

1:55:39

much as you're like, I don't know anything about college football. It's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you do. You

1:55:41

know, that that that's a

1:55:44

cool act. but

1:55:46

you obviously know a lot about the game. And I think

1:55:48

that's that's the thing that I think people have been blown

1:55:50

away by is how you you're

1:55:52

breaking it down, man. You're and you're you're

1:55:54

a great teammate. And I think when you do studio

1:55:56

television and you do your show, it's

1:55:59

about being a

1:55:59

great teammate, you know. No no

1:56:02

different than playing football. you know, and and I think when you have great

1:56:04

teammates, it's easy to make a good studio show. Well, I'm

1:56:06

lucky to be on your team, pal. And the reason

1:56:09

why I'm smarter is because I get to chat with people

1:56:11

like, this dude's from Ohio every fucking

1:56:12

day. Hey, Jay. What do you have for

1:56:14

Kirk, Paul? Kirk, it's going over here. It

1:56:16

does kind

1:56:18

words. Thank you. Thank you. Sorry. Sure. Yes. Very nice. You guys, the show is

1:56:20

great. I think everyone enjoys it, and Pat brings a

1:56:22

bunch of juice to the the stage. And I

1:56:25

think, Kirk, obviously, you do an

1:56:27

unbelievable job with your The knowledge you

1:56:29

have of college football in the NFL is a joke, but speaking to teammates, if

1:56:31

I obviously, you've been great, have a great

1:56:34

rapport with all of play

1:56:36

by play people you've worked with. And, like, not for you or

1:56:38

for somebody else,

1:56:38

how would it be trying to call a game? Like, you

1:56:40

got a code of communicator and a

1:56:43

play by a play person? if those

1:56:45

two people hate each other and genuinely did not get along. Hey, that is every entire

1:56:47

thing I would imagine. A and J, that has happened before, hasn't it? It

1:56:49

happens a lot, I think. It happens a

1:56:51

lot more than we know, from

1:56:54

watching on TV, a lot of times we can't tell. Yeah.

1:56:58

yeah

1:56:59

Well, I might

1:57:02

You don't need to call anybody out. You need to call anybody out, but I think that's same name. Yeah. Who's who's calling

1:57:05

you guys guys

1:57:08

today? Hey. No. Say, who who

1:57:10

have you heard which booths hate each other? Have you heard the Bustle back in the damn No. Okay. No. I

1:57:12

don't know I don't know anything

1:57:14

about that at all, but III

1:57:19

do know that that chemistry

1:57:20

is such a part of

1:57:22

it. My experience has been

1:57:25

Mike Turico. Right.

1:57:27

I worked with Brent

1:57:28

Mussberger. Why?

1:57:31

I

1:57:32

worked with

1:57:35

Chris Fowler. Why? Yeah.

1:57:38

And now I'm working with now Michaels. I mean, those are the four

1:57:41

guys that I

1:57:44

worked with. And so

1:57:45

I've been really, really, really fortunate. But, yeah, man, it it it's

1:57:47

a great question, AJ. I guess it's no different than if

1:57:50

you play on a

1:57:52

team. and you got a line back for

1:57:54

next to you who you don't get along with, but you guys have the same goal at the end of the day to

1:57:56

get a three and out, you

1:57:58

know, get them off

1:57:59

the field. It's all about ball.

1:58:02

It's all about whatever it takes to win. And then after the game, you're probably not gonna talk to that person or hang out

1:58:07

with them.

1:58:08

But for those sixty minutes you're balling.

1:58:10

And I I think that's probably the same, you know, in in what we do.

1:58:12

I don't have a ton

1:58:14

of experience with that, but I

1:58:17

do know that when it's clicking, like, when guys and you guy you can tell Pat on Friday

1:58:20

for meetings,

1:58:24

I mean, it's it's like romper room.

1:58:26

I mean, we're hanging out. We're laughing. We're self deprecating. Everyone's ripping

1:58:30

on each other. And

1:58:32

I think when you have that,

1:58:34

like, you guys clearly have, then I think it it it transfers onto

1:58:36

then i dig it it it transfers onto

1:58:39

on air. And then then I think that makes

1:58:40

the best TV. That's good. We all hate

1:58:42

each other. Right. You know what I mean?

1:58:44

But that those production meetings

1:58:46

have been awesome to sit in on.

1:58:49

First of all, I know what's gonna happen in the

1:58:51

show. That's good news. Mhmm. because back in the day last call, it's getting big experience. I had no idea what was coming down. But

1:58:53

you got a run down last week, which

1:58:55

was a huge step for

1:58:59

you. The actual piece of paper that tells you what's coming

1:59:01

up next. Yeah. It's good to know what's coming up

1:59:03

next. Yeah. It's awesome. I do.

1:59:05

There's there's first couple of

1:59:07

weeks there where we're running a

1:59:09

feature, some sort of commercial, and everybody is kind of getting in their places doing

1:59:12

their thing. And

1:59:15

I'm like, what What is next? What are

1:59:17

we doing, Kirk? What what's going on here next? What are we getting here next?

1:59:19

Have we how about

1:59:22

the features, by the way?

1:59:24

Gosh. Jen Latta, this this last one. I was going

1:59:26

to I was and then Jean man, Jean, have

1:59:29

me two weeks ago

1:59:31

to Michigan tied in. I

1:59:32

was crying. Yeah. Fuck that. The features are what

1:59:34

may I mean, it's just such a mixed bag on Game

1:59:36

Band. I don't know who's sitting around

1:59:39

watching the whole show, but you

1:59:42

know, of course, you talk football and you break it down. But, man, the features and try to

1:59:44

have some fun along the

1:59:46

way. I I think it's that's

1:59:50

that's probably what makes game day, game day,

1:59:52

but those features are powerful and so good. The

1:59:54

team is awesome over there. They've been very cool

1:59:56

to me and I've been very appreciative. Can't wait

1:59:58

to get to Lawrence Kansas. question about

1:59:59

different time zones

2:00:02

every week. Do you stay

2:00:05

on eastern time zone and also, what did you get to dinner on Jeff Bezos as tabs? Did you just get

2:00:08

the inexpensive

2:00:12

thing? No. No. I I

2:00:14

said it's a kids table that night. I I just I I

2:00:16

always been invited to

2:00:19

to the big people's table.

2:00:22

No. III typically I definitely

2:00:23

stay on East Coast time that helps me. And yeah,

2:00:29

you're right. These different time zones, especially when you're when you're

2:00:31

flying in for three or four hours and you're out, you know, it

2:00:33

obviously helps you just to kind of

2:00:35

try to stay consistent. But

2:00:38

no, man. I I wish I was more of

2:00:41

a go out to dinner guy I used to be.

2:00:43

I just I have zero

2:00:45

time right now with with doing these these three games, you know, the

2:00:47

game and game day and everything else. I once we

2:00:50

went to dinner a couple

2:00:52

times Yeah.

2:00:54

With Pat, but it's just it's

2:00:56

just those those are the when AJ played, I

2:00:58

think those are the days when

2:00:59

I'd be able to go out and have

2:01:01

a little bit of fun. Well,

2:01:03

now you're, you

2:01:04

know, an international superstar.

2:01:06

Yeah. Correct. fucking now?

2:01:09

No. Not. Yeah. No. you're

2:01:11

not just from Ohio. You're not just to know how fuck it. No.

2:01:13

No. No. Now you are the face

2:01:15

of the program that

2:01:17

brought the most sign ups in a one day

2:01:20

history of Amazon's fucking history.

2:01:22

Hey, man. Hey. Hey. Can I

2:01:24

get some new holds just for fun

2:01:26

to kick kick kick this weekend off Well, listen, Kirkilo. I

2:01:29

love you. You guys are good. You guys

2:01:31

are good. You guys are good.

2:01:33

You guys are good. You guys are just week,

2:01:35

Kayla. Yeah. I enjoy it because you'll probably never fucking

2:01:37

go back there. Whoa. Like, they're building

2:01:39

something they're building shop, but guess

2:01:42

what happened? You go to a place

2:01:44

like you build something, and then he's

2:01:46

gonna get the fuck out of there and see if you can. He's gonna go to Nebraska. He's gonna go to you

2:01:51

unless he's hardcore. Hey. He made no love life.

2:01:53

I'm still not sold out Barclays free, but I love you, pal. But let's hey.

2:01:56

I've let's I

2:01:58

mean, we're not

2:01:59

fucking yellow. streticle up the band

2:02:02

for beating North Carolina. Okay? So we'll we'll see what they do when they play USDA down

2:02:05

in a

2:02:08

row, but Kirk, love you very much. Yeah. I

2:02:10

wish you would've played quarterback for me. I know you're in Ohio guy. Yo. You can't give you

2:02:12

that information. You go

2:02:15

to Ohio. Take that Absolutely,

2:02:17

Brad. But you would be a great you would be a great golden

2:02:19

dove, buddy. I'll tell you that much.

2:02:22

Oh, that's

2:02:23

hilarious, man. That

2:02:26

is too good. That's dead on. Thank

2:02:28

you. It's unbelievable, dude. Did you hear a

2:02:30

message with Siri on? He worked. He was

2:02:32

right next to Siri on thought he was side by

2:02:35

side with Siri on it. I thought I was watching a movie.

2:02:37

It was real life. That's that's incredible. You you

2:02:39

I mean, how many hours did

2:02:41

you did you practice that? I mean, it must have just

2:02:43

been your thing back back when he was a

2:02:45

coach. Yeah. I mean, it's kinda one of

2:02:48

those things where you just you

2:02:50

realize you can do it and guy just slip in and slip. But I've been doing it for

2:02:52

a long time. How long how long?

2:02:54

sense, like, sixth grade, probably. So that's

2:02:57

at this point, you know, around, like, fifteen -- Oh, one of yours. --

2:02:59

this guy's put ten thousand hours in his little

2:03:02

Yeah. Yeah. No. That's how you mentioned this

2:03:04

guy's done it. You're putting in

2:03:06

ten thousand miles every single week.

2:03:09

We appreciate you so much. We know you're

2:03:11

very busy. How do you see no. You don't do predictions. Not a lot. Not all I do predictions. But

2:03:16

We we

2:03:17

no. We can't wait to watch it. We can't wait to watch it. under. Yep. Yeah.

2:03:19

Yeah. I think so. Yeah. I think so. Ladies

2:03:23

and gentlemen, Kirk. Marco

2:03:26

Boseley has been

2:03:27

seen on the Internet

2:03:29

since he announced an

2:03:31

infection in his foot. He

2:03:34

has tweeted For the first time in weeks, Mark

2:03:36

Caboli says, he had emergency

2:03:38

foot surgery on twenty seventh,

2:03:41

which resulted in a

2:03:43

pretty nasty leg infection was in the

2:03:45

hospital for five days and still battling the infection.

2:03:47

Once I kicked this infection, parenthesis, it's

2:03:51

a bear parenthesis. I'll be back covering the

2:03:53

Steelers at the athletic. Hopefully, I'll be back soon. We

2:03:55

hope so too, Mark. Mister Mark. You're welcome,

2:03:57

Mark. Hell, yeah. You're

2:03:59

welcome, Mark. all our positive

2:04:02

t's and p's. I do wonder why that gift was chosen. I do wonder why the gift was chosen. I think he's confused

2:04:04

by it all.

2:04:07

It's football season. Let's go

2:04:09

ahead and get Mark Caboli back. That's great news. A. J. Hoc here. Connor, incredible read about the SuperBoost

2:04:11

-- Mhmm. -- Thai, incredible Lou Holzius,

2:04:14

a moment to go tone. Great

2:04:16

work. dairy's

2:04:18

butler on the road for an if I'll match up.

2:04:20

We have no coach piece, keys today. And we covered it in

2:04:22

the first hour, but some people are new to or back

2:04:24

to the show or turning on the show for the first

2:04:26

time in a long time. for coach p's keys. We were also bummed out about

2:04:28

it. Coach p has a wedding he had to

2:04:30

attend. Mhmm. So it is good news for

2:04:32

somebody. Yeah. Love love love

2:04:34

love love love love love. of

2:04:37

the Galvago is probably gonna be at that wedding. So

2:04:39

much probably. so much Galvago A. J. in that wedding, probably, if you had to

2:04:42

guess, how much Galvago?

2:04:44

I

2:04:44

mean, a ton because

2:04:46

me and Khan would love that place. Goddamn right. We love Gobble

2:04:48

goddamn right

2:04:49

the gotta go and

2:04:51

Italian people. Hell yeah.

2:04:53

And and mustangs. Oh, mustangs, baby. Goddamn mustangs. He's

2:04:55

on a wedding

2:04:55

and plumb. But if he was at a wedding and

2:04:58

plumb, there'd be a lot of gobble there. Coach going

2:05:00

up. is

2:05:03

at a wedding. We do not know how much God will go was

2:05:05

there, but we do know he is at a wedding. We'll

2:05:07

miss him this week. We'll see

2:05:09

him next week. It is a fucking bummer, though. because he's

2:05:11

been pretty accurate with how the games are gonna go. Yeah. With that being said,

2:05:13

we can only turn to one man in this situation

2:05:15

and that is the guy who's been hot

2:05:18

for the first four weeks of the NFL

2:05:20

season. to kick off week five

2:05:22

of the NFL season tonight. Cole said Bronco, we asked AJHH to put together

2:05:24

a bet for us

2:05:26

to super boost on FanDuel

2:05:29

which people can also no sweat bet

2:05:31

and no sweat parlay alongside of us if they'd like, but we have a super boost. It's

2:05:34

a big 1AJ

2:05:37

You stepped in a batter's box, you brought out a hog of a bat, and you swung that thing

2:05:39

as hard as fucking could.

2:05:43

Plus two thousand Super

2:05:46

boost. AJ, will you please walk us through

2:05:48

why and how we're gonna hit this thing? Well, what

2:05:51

Bruce helped me out with this, so we got

2:05:53

the line bump to ten and a half. Correct?

2:05:55

for the cold. Yes. So colds at plus ten and a half. There

2:05:57

it is. Colds plus ten and a half. Jalani

2:05:59

was in one touchdown. Our

2:06:01

nine me our

2:06:04

nine himhines. forty plus rush yards. Go ahead, AJ. Yeah. I mean, that

2:06:06

to me, to get plus

2:06:06

two thousand odds, you know, when I put these together, I want I want

2:06:09

the reward to

2:06:11

be big. So to get plus two thousand, that's higher than

2:06:13

I thought I would get, and I think it's very doable. How come coats plus ten and a half

2:06:16

AJ? Because,

2:06:18

I

2:06:18

mean, I don't think it's gonna be a crazy high scoring game. You heard Kirk talk

2:06:20

about that a little bit. And I feel like the

2:06:22

Coats have a chance to win this game. Let

2:06:24

alone get it within ten and a half.

2:06:26

Let's go -- Wow. -- walker. you

2:06:29

think July Woods gonna get in the end zone? I think we've been yelling real loud about it. You would think

2:06:31

the Colts would have to do something. that why you're

2:06:34

saying July Woods were

2:06:36

early? Okay. the

2:06:38

score in the first quarter because then the rest

2:06:40

is just gonna take care of itself. That's what I'm hoping for tonight.

2:06:42

And the Naim Hines forty plus rusharge Jonathan Taylor is

2:06:46

out with an ankle, which might have ended up in a pile up. We're

2:06:48

not a hundred percent sure when it took place.

2:06:50

He missed his first practice since his

2:06:53

entire football career started, even going back to high school on Wednesday of

2:06:56

last week. Now he's out after

2:06:58

playing not great this past weekend

2:07:00

against the

2:07:02

Tennessee Titans. Niam Hines is the backup running back alongside

2:07:04

Philip Lindsay, who is from Denver

2:07:06

played for the bronchos. Niam

2:07:10

Hines is incredibly explosive. Yeah. This is one play potentially.

2:07:12

Right? But I think he's not scared to

2:07:14

kinda -- Mhmm. -- lower. -- playing

2:07:17

in bang if he has to as well.

2:07:19

that's what you're talking about. This all taking care of itself over the four quarters of

2:07:21

it all. Absolutely. I feel like the colds are

2:07:23

gonna

2:07:23

have to try to

2:07:25

attempt to run the ball throughout the night. Like, consistently stay with it. So

2:07:27

nineteen Hines will will benefit from that. And I think forty

2:07:30

yards is

2:07:30

is a thing that he could hit before halftime.

2:07:32

Alternate spread, ten and a

2:07:34

half looks very nice. Oh, half

2:07:37

to par the parlay that alongside a couple other things to get the

2:07:39

odds. Jalani Woods, I think he was still, like, plus seven fifty to

2:07:41

score a touch on. He's plus seven

2:07:43

hundred last week. He

2:07:46

was, like, plus seven fifty or plus six hundred, then

2:07:48

the plus seven fifty, I forget where he

2:07:50

moved, but he's high. His odds are

2:07:53

very long. And I if you watch that

2:07:55

cold scene, they need somebody that can make a play. Yeah. Mo Riley talks. The other side that makes a

2:07:57

lot of plays. I fucking love Mo

2:07:59

Riley talks.

2:07:59

Let's keep feeding

2:08:03

Mo'Reilly Cox. But also, if you get two

2:08:05

tied

2:08:05

ends that can do the same. I mean,

2:08:07

that's open Let's get a

2:08:08

little creative here. Yeah. Let's get a

2:08:10

little especially with the run team. So you're gonna block tied ins. I believe they're

2:08:12

gonna block. Say you. Connor's favorite

2:08:14

team had a

2:08:15

lot of success with two tied

2:08:17

ins. What seems? Who are the tight ends? I believe he's from the Patriots.

2:08:19

Connor's a big Patriots fan. He's from New England Who

2:08:20

were the two tight ends you're talking

2:08:22

about? That was grok. And then who was

2:08:24

you're talking about

2:08:25

other

2:08:27

one. You know, it Hernandez. Yeah. Aaron Hernandez. Thanks

2:08:30

for holding

2:08:30

him. Also, Marty b.

2:08:33

He's done him multiple

2:08:34

times. Crown kept Marty. Oh,

2:08:37

yeah. Good thing to have. Now, Gronk would miss some games at that point. Right? Wouldn't there be some time that

2:08:39

he would miss some games, they would be

2:08:42

able to continue to

2:08:44

do the tight end position.

2:08:46

But when Gronk was in, because you're talking about greatest tight end of all time -- Yeah. -- Gronk,

2:08:48

despite and about i'm not drunk

2:08:51

I think. Right? I'm sure you could

2:08:53

say that. Yeah. Right now. There's certainly an argument to be made for it by somebody

2:08:55

at some point and it's happening in a lot of different

2:08:57

cases probably because he was able to

2:08:59

change the game. on the

2:09:01

ground and in the air and was with the

2:09:03

best quarterback of time through all of his basically, all of Bowl ring. So

2:09:08

it's something his best weapon, his biggest weapon, and the

2:09:10

biggest moments he was the one making to catch us. But Travis Kelsey is trying to put together the same argument.

2:09:12

So -- Yeah. -- there's a couple of people in Tonya,

2:09:14

Gates from back in the day in Gonzales. I understand

2:09:18

staying there's big names, but the Thailand position has

2:09:20

evolved mightily. And Trump has always been a

2:09:22

very important piece to all of his

2:09:25

success. He's in the modern hundred. Anyways, when

2:09:27

you got two of those fucking guys. Yes. And then you don't have you don't

2:09:29

have a lot of weapons on your team. Like, this is

2:09:31

good news, I think, for

2:09:33

the Jilani Woods touchdown. Plus seven fifty

2:09:35

good value. You put it in a parlay.

2:09:37

You can really cook some things. Now we'd be

2:09:39

banking on Frank Reich knowing that he

2:09:41

can port them both in its same time. Yeah. I think he can. He's

2:09:43

a smart man. Don't you think AJ? Absolutely. And

2:09:46

we talk about match ups.

2:09:47

You wanna create match ups that are

2:09:49

favorable for

2:09:50

you, and these both these tight

2:09:52

ends. are

2:09:53

big bodied dudes that you run up the seam, you throw a high ball that only

2:09:55

they can get, especially in the red zone, they become even more

2:09:59

valuable. So hope they start using two titans a little

2:10:02

more. And you'd think like, oh, okay. Maybe they got a good safety, you know. That's covering titans,

2:10:04

but Justin Simmons is on the

2:10:06

IR still. I believe so. It's

2:10:09

like, hey, maybe they have a guy that can cover 167 guy, but they don't got

2:10:11

to. And the corners are good, so might as

2:10:14

well

2:10:14

throw inside. Bigger.

2:10:17

Pittman. Good. Yeah. Pittman won't be able to eat some space too. He he

2:10:19

might be able to benefit from this particular thing more than anybody else

2:10:21

on the field because all odds are

2:10:23

on number eleven, normally. whenever

2:10:26

he's on. I think the codes do have a path to

2:10:28

win in this game. I do believe we have a

2:10:30

strong chance of hitting your plus two

2:10:33

thousand SuperBoost. And I believe the feel good

2:10:35

Friday tomorrow is gonna be a little extra. Oh,

2:10:37

yeah. Plus after you hit a plus two thousand? Boom.

2:10:39

Yep. Come on, Ajay. I

2:10:41

mean, I'll tell you what, I didn't think it

2:10:43

was gonna be plus two thousand. It's got thousand to be twelve hundred or something.

2:10:46

When I saw two thousand, I absolutely locked that thing in, Bruce. Yeah. Love

2:10:48

it. Hell,

2:10:51

yeah. Yeah. Week night. Whoo. Our

2:10:54

Thursday night, same game

2:10:56

parlays.

2:10:58

have been something that you would

2:11:00

make a fucking feature film on. Right.

2:11:03

Right. call you. Mhmm.

2:11:05

The unfortunate events that have occurred -- Mhmm. --

2:11:08

under the spotlight of thousands

2:11:10

and thousands of people rotting

2:11:12

alongside of us. tonight's the

2:11:14

night where we hit a plus two

2:11:16

thousand and it all comes back around. That's

2:11:18

right. Plus two thousand is a massive bet.

2:11:21

That is a huge that is long

2:11:23

odds. The reason why we're getting so much money on return is because sports book, who some

2:11:25

people think, are time travelers.

2:11:28

Mhmm. Yep. feel

2:11:31

like you got no fucking shot of this hitting. We're

2:11:33

willing to pay you fucking twenty to one on

2:11:35

this thing. Go ahead. We're willing to

2:11:37

do that right now on this.

2:11:39

No problem at all. Tonight, we

2:11:41

hit. Yeah. Tonight, nice

2:11:43

night.

2:11:43

Like shreds, we

2:11:45

shrugs we

2:11:48

ride.

2:11:48

Thanks. Let's go

2:11:49

A. J. Hock. Come on, Giovanni. Let's go. Like, who who

2:11:51

out like who? Oh, you say it

2:11:54

like who? Like Shregs? Yeah.

2:11:56

So

2:11:56

like who are shreds yeah

2:11:58

so Listen. 105

2:11:59

these

2:11:59

things. Where's he riding? Oh, he has one, you're

2:12:02

saying? Yeah. So in the last hour, I did

2:12:04

this thing to the camera when I was

2:12:06

talking to Darius, and you said, can you

2:12:08

see what you said immediately bond. If I do recall, I'd I'd

2:12:10

have to run it back, but I think that is what you said. It was. And I said, let's ride.

2:12:12

You know, we're on the bunkers at the start

2:12:14

of the old discussions. Well, everybody relax. Right?

2:12:18

Let's ride into ten winners here. Right. That's what I

2:12:20

was saying. Like, let's ride any good times.

2:12:23

I guess, as

2:12:23

soon as we want to

2:12:24

break, Todd told me the Shrek's did the

2:12:27

same exact thing. Two camera this morning. I'll go more in football.

2:12:29

So I believe me and Shranks. Yeah. Two other pounders

2:12:31

are five. They've got the

2:12:33

let's ride about Buckle's friend, Denver, Marcus. Who's the other

2:12:35

three? Good question. A lot. We'll find

2:12:38

out tomorrow they win. Kid

2:12:40

rock, for sure.

2:12:42

sure Denver,

2:12:43

I don't know No. Future. Oh, no.

2:12:45

Alright. Let's do our picks now for this thing we

2:12:47

tied last week. We tied last

2:12:50

week. You are two o and

2:12:52

two. I am

2:12:54

o two and two on the season. Had a

2:12:56

similar start as the Indianapolis Coats last year and this year in the

2:12:58

picking of the games, but AJ is doing the SuperBoost.

2:13:03

So who gives a fuck? AJ, let's stay hot. Kohl's plus three and

2:13:05

a half. Bronco's minus three and a

2:13:07

half. Over under forty two and

2:13:10

a half points, all signs point

2:13:12

to a defense defensive juggernaut struggle this

2:13:14

evening as two teams are trying to find an identity on the

2:13:16

offensive side. What do

2:13:19

you think happens here evening on

2:13:21

prime, kicking off week five, AJ. So I know I have

2:13:23

the cold set plus ten and

2:13:24

a half on the alternate

2:13:26

spread for the far away, but

2:13:29

I'm gonna take bronchos here minus three and a

2:13:31

k. You probably that the special think it's

2:13:32

gonna be

2:13:34

in between four points, to

2:13:38

nine points or ten points or whatever. That's a pretty big big boost in the odds if you wanna

2:13:40

ride alongside AJ with

2:13:43

a double bet there. Give

2:13:46

me the cults plus three and a half. Let's go. It's

2:13:48

a great number.

2:13:49

Great. I think that's a good

2:13:51

bet. Honestly, like I said, the cults

2:13:53

can win this game. And we like the under. Right? You'd like

2:13:55

the under, I like the under? Yeah. I I don't

2:13:57

usually

2:13:57

like under's, but III had to.

2:13:59

I

2:13:59

would pick under here for sure. Yeah. So

2:14:02

we won't make that pick for because we're both kinda we're

2:14:04

both in the same situation. Like, games

2:14:06

are much better watching, not hoping for

2:14:09

the Oscar. But if I had to make if

2:14:11

you were gonna go over, you felt strong about

2:14:13

the over, I would have in return said, well,

2:14:15

I feel good about the under then. But since

2:14:17

neither of us have taken that stand, I don't think we should make an

2:14:19

official pick, Asia. Okay. Bronco is doing one to thirteen

2:14:22

points, I believe,

2:14:23

is also plus one forty

2:14:27

five if you do like that. If you think it's gonna be within a

2:14:29

two score game, basically. Fun fact, these are the

2:14:31

thirty second and thirtieth

2:14:34

ranked scoring offenses. So that's good

2:14:35

news for the under better lovers, which the man who

2:14:38

just stated what he just stated is

2:14:40

certainly one of those, maybe

2:14:42

the leader of the pack. leader of the pack, but now that everyone loves it, I kind

2:14:44

of fucking hate it. No.

2:14:46

No. No. You, AJ Kirk,

2:14:50

seventy percent of America. Fuck. Ninety

2:14:52

percent of the money. Why is this always

2:14:54

gonna happen? AJ, we get a walk. Hey.

2:14:56

Last week, I believe, was a

2:14:58

winning week for the public though. so

2:15:00

maybe we're keeping that alive. There we go. Here we go. There we go.

2:15:02

I'm worried about them. It doesn't work. Doesn't matter. It's about us. You know that. AJ,

2:15:05

will you please

2:15:08

lift up your left hand and put your pointer finger

2:15:10

up right above your shoulder, like, yes, to the corner, though?

2:15:12

That company right up there? Nope. No.

2:15:14

No. No.

2:15:14

No. No. No. You had it.

2:15:18

Yep. Better.

2:15:19

That no. No. A little

2:15:21

bit

2:15:21

that way. A little bit this way. By the

2:15:23

way. By the way. Stop

2:15:25

and then just right up there.

2:15:27

Yep. That way a little bit down down that way.

2:15:29

There. This way. Not where he's

2:15:32

at.

2:15:32

Nope.

2:15:36

No. No. No. Wait. What was that

2:15:38

point at the famous time? No. Fan do a

2:15:40

thing. Well, at the beginning, I don't have

2:15:42

a fan doing my screen. At the beginning,

2:15:44

you certainly

2:15:46

a forefront over now. What a moment.

2:15:49

Anyways, we're trying to beat the fuck out

2:15:51

of them. Yeah. We are. Okay. We're

2:15:53

trying to win. Let's remember that. And if

2:15:55

AJ's, SuperBoost doesn't hit tonight for plus two

2:15:57

thousand, we carry that. We wear that.

2:16:00

Yeah.

2:16:00

But tonight is

2:16:02

the night everything changes let's win all the money from FanDuel. Let's keep

2:16:04

doing that AJ. Hell, I mean, like I

2:16:06

said, I I texted it to the group

2:16:10

to

2:16:10

lock, which do it. Free money here. Alright. Free

2:16:12

money. Let's get the fuck out of

2:16:14

here. Hammer dot com.

2:16:15

We'll be in about fifteen minutes

2:16:17

at youtube dot com forward slash hammer. I

2:16:19

believe they'll dive more bets I'm assuming so you can make some money. The

2:16:22

biggest bet of the we of the night plus

2:16:26

fourteen thousand Now you can obviously make odds bigger than that by building your

2:16:28

own bets, but what is being offered as a game

2:16:30

special on FanDuel plus fourteen thousand is Moe

2:16:35

Ali talks first touchdown Courtland Sutton second touchdown

2:16:37

-- Right. -- plus fourteen thousand. I put

2:16:40

two fifty on it. That's thirty five

2:16:42

grand. Let's go ahead. Tap it in tonight.

2:16:44

Put a thousand on this one. What's that? It's

2:16:46

twenty grand. Oh, here we go. She provides potentially a fifty five thousand

2:16:49

dollar evening for a dumbass that wears tank tops

2:16:51

again because he doesn't have enough shirts or sleeves

2:16:54

on them in the house. that he currently lives. Boom. Let's have a night. Maybe jump to gun a little bit on, let's

2:16:56

change the costume. Let's change

2:16:58

the outfit. Don't have enough

2:17:01

things to do, so we'll

2:17:03

have to act accordingly. nonetheless, tonight's

2:17:05

a big night we all win. Oh,

2:17:07

yeah. Tonight, we all get to go

2:17:09

to bed happy. Right. Now morning when

2:17:11

wake up. We take shit in a which plus two thousand Beth and I

2:17:13

prefer. A. J. we appreciate the hell

2:17:16

out of you, Darius. Thank you so

2:17:18

much, Tom Sharania. Thank you so much

2:17:21

curve street. Thank you. Talk to table,

2:17:23

you're the best tone. Can't wait to

2:17:25

watch Hammer down in fifteen minutes. Everybody in the

2:17:27

back, foxy. Zeta, Nick, Brucecy

2:17:29

Boy, dirty, Java. Great work. Thank

2:17:31

you. job great work by

2:17:33

Java. If anybody says anything bad about Java,

2:17:35

by the way, This

2:17:38

thing does have feelings. Yep. It

2:17:40

is like Lambda. Yep. It will get up, get out,

2:17:42

and get down on your fucking ass. That's right. Okay.

2:17:47

Thank you, Java. Thank you, Java. still

2:17:49

Java LoRa or just Java? Until we get the laminated piece of paper, it looked like LoRa. I think

2:17:52

we just

2:17:52

stay

2:17:57

with Java. Yeah. A lot of good techs. A lot of

2:17:59

good techs. A lot of

2:17:59

people think it may be

2:18:02

called Michael Michael Cole. Oh. Might as well just

2:18:04

call it Mark boom. I was just gonna sat

2:18:06

on the call. That'd be sweet. My pleasure.

2:18:09

I don't wanna I don't wanna jump.

2:18:11

I don't wanna lie. Resicchio. Whoa. only

2:18:13

one of his own brother. Ezekiel. That's not a bad name for

2:18:16

that

2:18:16

robot. I'm glad his

2:18:18

family supported when he was in the hospital.

2:18:21

Yeah. Everybody. Yeah. Jobo could be his

2:18:23

last name. is Zinc JAMA? Yeah. Mister JAMA? Yeah.

2:18:25

Zeq JAMA. Yeah.

2:18:26

called Donardo.

2:18:29

Hey, James. He's all

2:18:31

I

2:18:31

wanna host. You're right.

2:18:33

Yeah. I mean Keeping we know

2:18:35

or keeping his name alive. Let's go live. Yeah.

2:18:37

It's alive already. Come on. Alright. Let's get the fuck out of

2:18:40

your cell. I

2:18:42

can't wait for tonight. Yeah. I'm

2:18:45

pumped. It's not very weak, Joe. Love you, Joe.

2:18:47

Love you, Joe. Miss you, Joe. Joe said it would.

2:18:50

Thank

2:18:52

you for the years of

2:18:54

accuracy on that doppler denardo.

2:18:57

AQ

2:18:58

doesn't. Thank you. Well,

2:19:00

there

2:19:00

was a problem with IQ. He's gonna say

2:19:02

the time. He's a big mark. Biggs didn't know that their robot was gonna catch up, but his arndown

2:19:04

at

2:19:07

the exact wrong time. Still has

2:19:09

respect for the Lord. Yeah. I'm going. Just preparing

2:19:12

for hammer I

2:19:15

see you all tomorrow in the field of Friday.

2:19:17

I'll be live in Kansas. No. Yeah. You know, Kansas is saying more, I'm a I'm

2:19:19

a say it all the way out. Nice. Yeah. I'm a text.

2:19:23

the I'm a

2:19:24

tech savvy on the plane ride out. Soon as that's the

2:19:26

middle of nowhere, I'm saying, you're all in Kansas.

2:19:29

Not in Kansas. Hang on. Kansas. No. There's remember,

2:19:31

I hit traffic. Yeah. That's why I'm all there

2:19:33

for a crackdown. probably the most traffic I've ever hit driving from

2:19:35

the airport to the venue for

2:19:38

SmackDown was

2:19:38

in Kansas. And I said it was

2:19:40

so much in New York, obviously. Right. But after that,

2:19:42

I sent a text to the group. I'm like, just hit fucking traffic in cans.

2:19:47

It's like real. Yeah. Unexpected the most

2:19:49

traffic probably Well, that's fun fact because Manhattan, a lot of traffic, and there

2:19:51

is a Manhattan Kansas,

2:19:54

a lot of traffic. But you see that? I

2:19:56

don't know if

2:19:56

Manhattan Kansas has a lot of traffic or

2:19:59

not. Where was I? Was I in? You were in Lawrence. I think we're I was in Rock the guy and you're in lawrence

2:20:01

i think we're i was in

2:20:03

j hock, Tom. Yeah. Yep. I

2:20:05

can't

2:20:05

it was nice. It was a nice place. I'm excited to get back there. Every I'm

2:20:07

getting invited to a lot of places nowadays, a

2:20:11

lot of businesses. Local businesses are invited me to

2:20:13

places. I appreciate that. I guess they have like

2:20:15

top golf thing over there. You're like, got a bin for your bay or booth for you,

2:20:17

if

2:20:19

you need to. We're always sold out, but if

2:20:21

you need one, everybody calls Game Day. It's like,

2:20:23

very nice. Yeah. It's idea. some balls.

2:20:24

heard i heard a scream and you feel

2:20:26

better cigarettes both

2:20:28

Yeah. Barrick

2:20:29

ended like three twenty. Right? More farther than that. It's

2:20:31

a bear like tonight. Do we know a bear like Don't. I assume

2:20:33

he is another one.

2:20:36

He's a

2:20:37

dog battery boy.

2:20:39

Right? He's typically a dog guy.

2:20:41

Well, he's

2:20:42

a dog. He's a dog. Come check-in or

2:20:44

no. Let's see what he He goes

2:20:46

with Kirk, all these games. Right? Yeah. days at

2:20:48

all of them. I don't know if

2:20:50

you'll go to

2:20:51

the youngest Herb Street's game tomorrow night.

2:20:53

That's a lot. Yeah. That's a little

2:20:55

mean, when he was just breaking down his Thursday Saturday night, ridiculous. My wife

2:20:58

just sent

2:20:59

me

2:21:00

a plus ten

2:21:02

thousand. Oh, no. Okay. she's

2:21:05

really into it. She's diving

2:21:08

into the sports gambling and

2:21:10

FanDuel. Mhmm. She gets more like

2:21:12

Is everything okay? Notifications from FanDuel than

2:21:15

anybody on the Reality check? Yeah.

2:21:17

Those are the best though. The reality

2:21:19

is even on here it'll be which

2:21:21

means, like, you were doing something then you looked

2:21:23

away, and then you looked down your front and fandels,

2:21:25

like, is that alright? Slow down. I mean, you have to take that because if

2:21:28

you don't, What's

2:21:30

that? It's definitely hitting. This one? The

2:21:32

one that she said. She wins. Indianapolis

2:21:34

quotes plus three and a half. Okay. Under

2:21:35

forty two and a half,

2:21:37

Mhmm.

2:21:39

Jalani Woods anytime touch sounds good? Melvin

2:21:41

Gordon, anytime touch sounds good. I like that a lot. Plus ten thousand one

2:21:43

hundred and thirty Just

2:21:47

those four. That's it. That's great. I thought

2:21:49

you had more to give. Are you kidding?

2:21:51

I'm telling you she's it's like scratch offs for her. She watches the show this so she knows

2:21:52

scratch offs where she was is the show

2:21:54

the show so she knows Like,

2:21:57

what's going on?

2:21:57

Right. Coatsman knows what's going on, knows

2:21:59

names. So when she loves

2:22:02

any time touchdown scores, she'll just load

2:22:04

up on those. I'll look over

2:22:06

some time and she'll be like, you know, like, celebrate or whatever. I'm like, what happens? She's like, oh, I just hit,

2:22:11

like, plus twenty two thousand or where I'm

2:22:14

like, fuck. Can you tell me about these? Well, that's part of it. If I tell you I'll lose. Gamow ingots.

2:22:18

That's how it works. lose every time you don't

2:22:20

tell me though or do you win every time you

2:22:22

don't tell me? And she's like, no. I'm like, well, how come that's not a hundred percent? know? Not

2:22:25

a

2:22:28

hundred percent. Well, in my eyes, I'm just selfishly

2:22:30

trying to get like course. They get one. What do you get me off here? That's what we try to do with Tony the

2:22:32

under parlays. Exactly. And

2:22:34

we couldn't do it.

2:22:36

I don't even get

2:22:39

super bad about those. the Internet

2:22:40

does? That it I don't put those

2:22:42

out before. I just put them out after Oh,

2:22:45

my God. You should've fucking seen how we all

2:22:47

Tony Turner. Zone has a plus seventy five thousand or just. That's crispy. what

2:22:53

else? Is

2:22:53

it locked in? You miss ours by

2:22:55

one. Hey. Good luck today, boys. That's what he's saying. And then he sent the text in there. Tone's

2:22:57

incredible as his gump.

2:22:59

A lot of people

2:23:01

in

2:23:01

this office, good gumblers.

2:23:04

Nice host show called Hamir Don. And Mark

2:23:06

Aboli just reached where do I get

2:23:07

what, so so he is active. Yeah. Yeah.

2:23:10

Some more more more more more more boilies.

2:23:12

Some Mark Caboli,

2:23:14

I love. Yeah. Mark Caboli, I love.

2:23:16

Love you, Mark. Love you, Mark. Alright,

2:23:18

Mark. Be safe out there. Tough year for Caboli. Mhmm. Couple of killies.

2:23:23

Now an infection, a foot. I

2:23:25

mean, but it's always really, really

2:23:27

battling right now. Did he get staff, you think? Whoa.

2:23:28

gets staff you think oh He

2:23:30

stayed in the hospital five days. I mean, staff

2:23:32

sucks. I'm glad he stayed in there to get it

2:23:35

taken care of. We don't speculate on injuries either. You know? We don't. To your point. To your boy. Couple

2:23:39

of our barge. Couple of our barge. And

2:23:41

they were given them the Don't worry. Get it out before the holiday season. Get

2:23:43

all your surgeries out.

2:23:45

you

2:23:47

can enjoy the holidays. And stop giving

2:23:49

him a fucking runaround. Yeah. This guy's been through enough. Get him right to the fucking

2:23:51

point. Right. CoVID is still there's fault. We can't forget him runaround. Yeah.

2:23:56

Should I golf cart who's on

2:23:59

her? Mhmm. I fill

2:24:00

drop off a Rudy's sub so

2:24:03

he can fails to drop off a Rudy

2:24:05

sub in khaki shorts. Mhmm. Like, the

2:24:07

sub is actually into khaki shorts. Congrats. New pair of shorts, Ethan. And then he opens up, fuck her up. Oh,

2:24:13

guy from

2:24:13

Pat Baxter showed gave

2:24:14

me his shorts two weeks ago.

2:24:17

He's back in here. Oh, it's cool.

2:24:19

You're saying what I really saw? They've

2:24:21

been in this microwave. Perfect. Caboli will love you, buddy.

2:24:23

Oh, you are. Caboli.

2:24:28

Hope you're

2:24:29

okay. Also, Seq Zeq

2:24:31

Jabber. Zeq

2:24:31

Jabber. Zeq

2:24:32

Jabber is awesome. Zeq

2:24:34

Jabber. Mister Jabber is

2:24:36

where sending the best

2:24:39

wishes. Alright. Everybody gets fuck out of here.

2:24:41

See you. Goodbye. See you tomorrow. Let's have a feel

2:24:43

good Friday. Have a great Thursday night. I hope everybody

2:24:45

wins their bets including my wife and all of us. Cheers.

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