Episode 1 Two Menute Drill
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before we get started i do want to make
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an apology
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sometimes the mic would cut off a little
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bit it didn't really start until like
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the 35 minute mark and it kind of messed
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up
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here and there but 90 of this episode
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is without issues enjoy what is up
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ladies and gentlemen
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this is the first episode of the two
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minute drill hopefully you get the pun
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behind
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our name the min is in quotes
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because we're two men just figuring this
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whole thing out
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as to how we're going to keep y'all
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entertained for maybe 30 minutes 45
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minutes 60 minutes
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who knows how long these will go we're
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going to try to cap them out at about 45
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minutes 60 minutes just so we don't bore
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you all to death
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i am hunter gonzalez with me as
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always is i'll let you introduce
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yourself
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uh gabe cornwall perfect so
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gabe let's give the people the intro um
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talk to me who is gabe well not really
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to me talk to the people who is gabe and
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then i'll talk to them as to who i am
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well i am i've been
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i'm 26 years old and i've been a
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football fan
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i've been a football fan since probably
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98
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but i didn't really get into the
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patriots until
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june uh 2005-ish like
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as soon as the patriots were done
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winning the three super bowls i was
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became a fan
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i didn't worship didn't get to
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experience any of that
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so why why football why not basketball
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why not baseball white football
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honestly the reason why i started to
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love football
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was i think it was madden 98
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i used to play that with my dad okay and
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he would always kill me
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and uh what what team did he use was he
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the broncos
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he was the i believe he was a cowboys or
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the bucks
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he grew up in florida so he uh he liked
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the bucks
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but he was either one of those teams i
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couldn't even tell you seriously i
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couldn't tell you a single
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maybe in 98 they would have had um
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oh man i can't think of he was the
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second wide receiver on the cowboys
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roster when they were winning the super
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bowls in the 90s i can't think of his
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name
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the life of me right now but i couldn't
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tell you a single bucks player back then
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cowboys i could but i couldn't tell you
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a single bucks player
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honestly i only know like five bucks
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players now
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and that's two of them would used to be
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a patriot
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hold on i gotta look okay john lynch was
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there work done how did i forget oh work
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done duh
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warren sap okay never mind they they
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weren't they weren't bad let's
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let's i mean of course they weren't bad
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they went to didn't they go to the super
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bowl like
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i think it was 2000 2000 2001 that they
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went when they had
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um rondae and all of them there's a
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there's a great roster there's
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i think i believe it's two thousand
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because 2001 was the patriots
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2001 2002 2004
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here here's um no 2000 they lost no wild
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card 2001 they lost wild card 2002
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was when it was when they wanted all in
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between the patriots
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in between the patriots so that's pretty
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cool
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um i know we were talking off air today
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it's going to be hard not to let that
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tom brady fandom come out i know that
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it's
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hard for all your patriot fans to not
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let that stuff come out
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hey you talked to a lot of patrons fans
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now and they hate tom brady
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so the last super bowl the patriots one
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which is what two years ago yeah
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um so i have a real good friend of mine
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who's a huge patriot fan and this dude's
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been a patriot fans
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for literally his entire life and he's
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probably 20
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i think jake's 25 26 jake if you're
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listening to this shout out to you by
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the way
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but um he's been a huge patriot fan for
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forever
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and just like i told you earlier today
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it is
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a um i just don't talk to him
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when the super bowl is going on or when
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the playoffs are going on i just say
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like hey jake how you doing
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he tells me great great perfect i don't
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feel like talking about football with
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you because y'all patriot fans are uh
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it i wouldn't even say patriot fans so
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i'm a huge celtic fan so i feel like i
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have the right to say this
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like y'all have boston sports fans feels
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their god-given right to like compete
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and win a championship every year
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compete in championships
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there it is right there okay so it's
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it's always a little um
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it's always a little fun just to just
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see how patriot fans are
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in february i don't even want to say in
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january really i mean the season starts
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for patriot fans in january
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and it ends in february always
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i mean the thing is like the patriots
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were laughing stock of the nfl
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for like 30 years they were no one cared
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about him at all until
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bill belichick comes and then tom brady
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surprises surprises of the world with
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at super bowl run exactly exactly they
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had a few good years in the 80s when my
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bears killed them
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oh my goodness they got destroyed versus
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the packers and theirs
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yup so uh the bears are
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that team it wasn't you know like didn't
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they
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they lost like 20 plus points right i
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think the final score is
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in that 1985 super bowl hold on
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i listened to someone else and uh they
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always they
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always talk about the 85 team versus the
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2007 patriots team
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so it's 46 10 i was going to say 56 10
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yeah it was 46
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10. yeah that's just that's crazy
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i mean i'm looking at the box score
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right now so yeah it was
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i okay truthfully it was 46 to 3 because
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the patriots scored um they scored a
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touchdown with
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uh let's find out i can't really figure
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this out really
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what 10 seconds left okay full play by
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play i'm looking at the force
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okay so okay no no actually it was it
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was with 1335 left in the fourth okay
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i can live with that and then bears have
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had a safety with 542 left so it was 46
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to 10 was the final score but
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all that to say after that the patriots
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just i mean
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i mean that was like the last like kind
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of thing
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did great they were better yep
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but they were never like amazing and
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that's it's funny because
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um so when i started loving the bears
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i'll kind of segue that into why i love
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the bear so
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i jumped on the bandwagons of all the
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teams that were doing really good in the
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2001
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to 2000 2001 um sports season
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and i believe it was in 2002 craig
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krenzel from ohio state was the bears
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quarterback
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i couldn't tell you another player on
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that team but i loved craig krinsland i
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loved that he took them to the nfc was
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either the divisional round or the
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championship
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and uh he got killed i forget who they
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played yeah
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i can't remember who they played uh but
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they got killed
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and it's just been brutal times ever
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since 2006 when they went to the uh
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super bowl i will never forget devin
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hester return in the opening kickoff 108
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yards
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i will never forget that um i was
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screaming i i was
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at the time i think i was uh i was
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probably 11 or 12.
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um i i told my dad i'm like 11 or 12 i'm
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screaming in my in my pillow because it
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was
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going on like eight o'clock at night and
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i had just had a little sister who was
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born
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and i'm screaming about oh my god the
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bears are gonna win this my dad's like
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dude
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there's still 59 minutes left in this in
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this game you need to you need to relax
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and then we all know i haven't peyton
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just absolutely destroyed them rex
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grossman was awful
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and we've been in um the doldrums ever
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since we've had a few good years here
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and there
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but um yeah don't even get me
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don't don't get me going with the bears
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and really that's
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um that kind of brings us to the next
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kind of our first
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question before we change that
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i was the biggest bearish fame that's
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super bowl
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i was yeah i was like i wanted them to
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win
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so bad you know unbelievable
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i remember thinking just how bad they
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were i mean it was their defense their
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offense
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was horrific yeah i mean retch grossman
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he was like
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he was just he was the crutch of that
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team any other quarterback would have
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been
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a super bowl win so i'm going to look
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this up
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2005 2006. i'll never forget that devin
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hester
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return that's i mean it's so iconic
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he he looks himself he looks at himself
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in the jumbotron as he's running and he
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smiles
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yeah i mean that was that was truly one
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of um
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i mean it was just oh man that that was
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truthfully that may go down is one of my
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favorite sports memories of all time i
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mean i've got
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i've got several up there but but
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truthfully because that's just so
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even though the bears got absolutely
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killed um that that's just such a
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just a memorable thing how often is it
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that that happens and
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and yeah it was it was just great i mean
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so i'm looking they lost 29 17.
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excuse me it was rex grossman and then i
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guarantee you 99.9 percent of people
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could not tell you another player on
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that offense
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uh muhammad was their best receiver at
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the time that thomas jones he was a
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really good running back
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he'd just run for 1200 yards um
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but it was it was the defense that
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defense was absolutely incredible
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i feel like even with an average
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quarterback
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they would have won like which grossman
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could not get the ball to anyone
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so so that this year he had he had 3 100
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3200 yards
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23 touchdowns and i forgot this but he
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was so
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bad about turning the ball over 20
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interceptions didn't he turn it all over
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like three times in that super bowl
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uh i believe he did i think it was like
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three or four if i'm remembering right
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and it was it was just
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bad um let me let it look so
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yeah you're right that the bears got it
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to that super bowl just because of the
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defense
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it was there it was their defense i mean
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that that was that was so
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so the the nail in the coffin kelvin
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hayden had a 56-yard interception return
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for touchdown
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um in the fourth quarter with 11 44 left
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that put the
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colts up 29-17 so it's 22-17
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still still a close game um and yeah
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we just so the bears turned the ball
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over five times
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um two interceptions and three fumbles i
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believe rex grossman had a couple
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fumbles yeah here it is he had a couple
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fumbles
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cedric benson rest in peace to him he
0:10:44.640,0:10:50.880
lost one um
0:10:47.360,0:10:53.440
yeah donnie get me going so
0:10:50.880,0:10:54.800
i guess that begs the question and this
0:10:53.440,0:10:58.560
is this is the first
0:10:54.800,0:10:58.560
question of the two-minute drill
0:10:59.360,0:11:03.279
what's gonna what's gonna happen in the
0:11:01.360,0:11:06.880
nfl this year man
0:11:03.279,0:11:09.200
i mean i personally think like
0:11:06.880,0:11:10.079
hearing about all the like uh nba
0:11:09.200,0:11:11.760
players
0:11:10.079,0:11:13.200
talking about how they're not playing
0:11:11.760,0:11:15.040
and they're scared about
0:11:13.200,0:11:16.240
like they're going to do some kind of
0:11:15.040,0:11:18.079
bubble
0:11:16.240,0:11:20.800
how are they going to do a bubble over
0:11:18.079,0:11:23.519
like 2 000 people
0:11:20.800,0:11:25.519
it's just it just seems impossible so i
0:11:23.519,0:11:27.600
mean the more this code goes around
0:11:25.519,0:11:28.640
the more i think that we're not going to
0:11:27.600,0:11:31.600
have a season
0:11:28.640,0:11:33.200
or if we do it's going to be a very
0:11:31.600,0:11:34.560
short season
0:11:33.200,0:11:36.320
like i wouldn't be surprised just to
0:11:34.560,0:11:39.519
have like division games plus
0:11:36.320,0:11:41.680
like have like 10 games total
0:11:39.519,0:11:42.959
i i don't i don't disagree with you one
0:11:41.680,0:11:44.640
bit i mean we've
0:11:42.959,0:11:46.640
i was just talking to tatum my wife
0:11:44.640,0:11:48.560
about this earlier
0:11:46.640,0:11:49.760
earlier today actually she she told me
0:11:48.560,0:11:52.399
something she said hey
0:11:49.760,0:11:53.920
i'm really excited for for um the nba to
0:11:52.399,0:11:56.560
get started and
0:11:53.920,0:11:58.240
i'll talk about the nba until i'm blue
0:11:56.560,0:12:00.000
in the face it's my favorite sport
0:11:58.240,0:12:01.440
um over the past probably five six years
0:12:00.000,0:12:02.399
it's become my favorite sport still love
0:12:01.440,0:12:04.880
the nfl
0:12:02.399,0:12:08.000
um still won't miss any games on sundays
0:12:04.880,0:12:10.000
but the nba is my that's my first love
0:12:08.000,0:12:11.440
and she asked me she said how are they
0:12:10.000,0:12:13.279
doing that so i told her about the whole
0:12:11.440,0:12:16.000
bubble concept and everything and
0:12:13.279,0:12:16.560
she was like that's it just i think it
0:12:16.000,0:12:18.880
sounds
0:12:16.560,0:12:21.040
great and but you can touch are you we
0:12:18.880,0:12:24.560
can talk about what the mls did today
0:12:21.040,0:12:26.880
or yesterday fc dallas they they
0:12:24.560,0:12:28.639
pulled out of it because the bubble
0:12:26.880,0:12:30.320
concept is great in terms of keeping
0:12:28.639,0:12:31.760
people out but what happens if one
0:12:30.320,0:12:33.760
person gets it
0:12:31.760,0:12:34.880
everybody i get it wasn't there like ten
0:12:33.760,0:12:37.360
players that i got
0:12:34.880,0:12:38.000
uh as a positive four code i think it
0:12:37.360,0:12:40.079
was like ten or
0:12:38.000,0:12:41.839
eleven yeah i mean that's that's what's
0:12:40.079,0:12:43.440
going to happen and when push comes to
0:12:41.839,0:12:46.320
shove i mean
0:12:43.440,0:12:46.639
let's not so let's just talk like like
0:12:46.320,0:12:48.240
the
0:12:46.639,0:12:49.600
the chiefs for example because they're
0:12:48.240,0:12:51.200
they're in the news right now paying
0:12:49.600,0:12:53.040
patrick mahomes like seven trillion
0:12:51.200,0:12:56.000
dollars um
0:12:53.040,0:12:57.920
if if patrick mahomes catches the the
0:12:56.000,0:12:59.920
coronavirus
0:12:57.920,0:13:02.000
of course regardless of if he has it
0:12:59.920,0:13:04.399
really bad regardless if he has a
0:13:02.000,0:13:07.440
asymptomatic but whatever it is if he
0:13:04.399,0:13:11.600
catches it he can't play
0:13:07.440,0:13:12.720
and like the the the society won't let
0:13:11.600,0:13:14.639
him play
0:13:12.720,0:13:16.240
and what happens he's going to catch it
0:13:14.639,0:13:18.240
he's going to give it to xyz person
0:13:16.240,0:13:18.959
let's just say he doesn't give it to xyz
0:13:18.240,0:13:20.959
person
0:13:18.959,0:13:23.040
in the nfl they're only being 16 games
0:13:20.959,0:13:23.360
in a year if you lose a couple games
0:13:23.040,0:13:26.000
you're
0:13:23.360,0:13:28.560
you're behind the eight ball and if he
0:13:26.000,0:13:30.000
misses a couple games they're stuck with
0:13:28.560,0:13:31.760
i mean who's their backup quarterback is
0:13:30.000,0:13:34.959
it still uh
0:13:31.760,0:13:37.920
who who was last year um i have
0:13:34.959,0:13:39.440
no one knows i mean he played he played
0:13:37.920,0:13:41.279
that one game
0:13:39.440,0:13:44.240
or two games yeah yeah i think he played
0:13:41.279,0:13:48.240
two games after he spring was lucy
0:13:44.240,0:13:51.600
no um oh my gosh i should know this
0:13:48.240,0:13:53.600
holy crap i'm not too sure
0:13:51.600,0:13:55.120
because he got he whenever he hurt his
0:13:53.600,0:13:56.800
knee on that qb sneak
0:13:55.120,0:13:59.760
yeah yeah he was when he sprained his
0:13:56.800,0:14:03.360
mcl oh my god i should remember that
0:13:59.760,0:14:04.320
uh matt moore okay so matt moore he may
0:14:03.360,0:14:06.480
not even still be
0:14:04.320,0:14:07.920
a part of the team yeah he is he a part
0:14:06.480,0:14:08.959
of the team yes he still is a part of
0:14:07.920,0:14:10.880
the team so
0:14:08.959,0:14:12.399
i mean like what you're rolling with
0:14:10.880,0:14:13.279
matt moore and that that it just ain't
0:14:12.399,0:14:15.040
gonna cut it
0:14:13.279,0:14:16.399
when push comes to shove in a 16 game
0:14:15.040,0:14:19.040
schedule and just like you said that's
0:14:16.399,0:14:22.240
if they even have a 16 game schedule
0:14:19.040,0:14:26.560
um i i think
0:14:22.240,0:14:28.639
i i don't know i mean i i want to say
0:14:26.560,0:14:30.160
like the the business owner in me wants
0:14:28.639,0:14:31.279
to say like oh no these billionaire
0:14:30.160,0:14:32.399
owners are going to make this crap
0:14:31.279,0:14:35.760
happen but like
0:14:32.399,0:14:36.800
the the the common sense person to me
0:14:35.760,0:14:39.600
says like there's
0:14:36.800,0:14:40.720
there's just no way i mean it's hard
0:14:39.600,0:14:43.600
enough in the nba
0:14:40.720,0:14:44.560
but i mean how many players are in the
0:14:43.600,0:14:47.040
nba
0:14:44.560,0:14:48.800
i mean so each team carries 15 and and
0:14:47.040,0:14:49.600
they were they were allowed to carry 16
0:14:48.800,0:14:52.320
going into this
0:14:49.600,0:14:56.079
um going into this um bubble so you have
0:14:52.320,0:14:56.079
16 by 30 what's that i mean
0:14:56.839,0:15:02.399
about
0:14:59.440,0:15:04.560
yeah i mean it's about 500 so i mean 500
0:15:02.399,0:15:06.160
or 2 000 common sense says 500 is a
0:15:04.560,0:15:09.199
whole hell of a lot easier to
0:15:06.160,0:15:10.399
to take care of the 2000 so um i i think
0:15:09.199,0:15:11.600
we're
0:15:10.399,0:15:13.199
i think we're going gonna run into some
0:15:11.600,0:15:14.639
issues and i think a big thing will be
0:15:13.199,0:15:16.160
what happens with training camp i mean
0:15:14.639,0:15:17.279
training camps open in three weeks i
0:15:16.160,0:15:20.240
mean it
0:15:17.279,0:15:21.760
it if they open up okay great but this
0:15:20.240,0:15:23.279
coronavirus isn't going nowhere in three
0:15:21.760,0:15:24.839
weeks regardless of how you feel about
0:15:23.279,0:15:26.720
it it ain't just gonna just up and
0:15:24.839,0:15:30.240
disappear um
0:15:26.720,0:15:32.320
i think that i dude i
0:15:30.240,0:15:33.839
i really don't know i i do like your
0:15:32.320,0:15:34.880
thought process though with the with the
0:15:33.839,0:15:37.759
ten game season
0:15:34.880,0:15:38.880
and and having their little asterisk by
0:15:37.759,0:15:41.759
this season is really
0:15:38.880,0:15:43.680
what's going to happen but it's i always
0:15:41.759,0:15:46.240
hate that just because it's like
0:15:43.680,0:15:46.880
i mean they still did that i mean it's
0:15:46.240,0:15:49.199
not like
0:15:46.880,0:15:50.720
like one team played 10 games and the
0:15:49.199,0:15:53.360
other team played 15.
0:15:50.720,0:15:54.000
i mean everyone was still even but no i
0:15:53.360,0:15:55.920
mean
0:15:54.000,0:15:58.000
no matter who wins if they if they have
0:15:55.920,0:16:00.560
a super bowl no matter who wins
0:15:58.000,0:16:02.160
it's going to be a question mark
0:16:00.560,0:16:03.360
absolutely is could they have done it
0:16:02.160,0:16:06.480
without this
0:16:03.360,0:16:07.839
and then that that like
0:16:06.480,0:16:10.320
oh what were you going to say all right
0:16:07.839,0:16:13.440
one thing is like how much i
0:16:10.320,0:16:15.120
want the football season to be here i
0:16:13.440,0:16:17.279
think it's kind of
0:16:15.120,0:16:18.480
like swings my bias a little bit like
0:16:17.279,0:16:19.279
yeah we're gonna have a season that's
0:16:18.480,0:16:23.839
everybody
0:16:19.279,0:16:23.839
i really do think that's
0:16:24.160,0:16:27.199
i was talking to a client about this
0:16:25.759,0:16:28.959
this morning and
0:16:27.199,0:16:30.800
and hopefully tommy you're listening to
0:16:28.959,0:16:33.360
this is
0:16:30.800,0:16:35.120
he he basically was like dude i hope
0:16:33.360,0:16:37.360
that this happens and so like i think
0:16:35.120,0:16:38.240
just like you said like our biases want
0:16:37.360,0:16:41.600
to get in the way
0:16:38.240,0:16:43.199
of of what's truly going to happen and
0:16:41.600,0:16:44.720
again right or wrong right here to get
0:16:43.199,0:16:49.279
into what the what the
0:16:44.720,0:16:50.480
um what the uh the legitimacy of it is
0:16:49.279,0:16:53.680
or isn't but
0:16:50.480,0:16:55.759
um our bias is going to get in the way
0:16:53.680,0:16:56.880
and the thing is is roger goodell
0:16:55.759,0:16:58.240
i don't think anybody's going to sit
0:16:56.880,0:16:59.600
here and say he's a he's a great
0:16:58.240,0:17:03.199
commissioner but
0:16:59.600,0:17:05.039
he knows he he's pretty good he can be
0:17:03.199,0:17:07.600
good he can be good but
0:17:05.039,0:17:08.559
i mean he knows that everybody wants
0:17:07.600,0:17:10.799
there to be a season
0:17:08.559,0:17:12.480
he just knows that so if in the public
0:17:10.799,0:17:14.880
uh uh court of opinion
0:17:12.480,0:17:16.799
is you want a season well by god he's
0:17:14.880,0:17:18.240
gonna do his damn just to make sure that
0:17:16.799,0:17:21.679
we get a season
0:17:18.240,0:17:25.520
um and sure dude i don't know
0:17:21.679,0:17:28.160
i might hate hate hate roger goodell
0:17:25.520,0:17:30.320
but hey none of that hate goes to the
0:17:28.160,0:17:33.679
owners and that's kind of his job
0:17:30.320,0:17:34.880
i mean i was the shield so
0:17:33.679,0:17:36.880
he does a good job even though i hate
0:17:34.880,0:17:38.799
him and uh
0:17:36.880,0:17:41.360
but like one thing like even if the
0:17:38.799,0:17:44.480
season starts what happens if
0:17:41.360,0:17:47.520
say a player gets coveted
0:17:44.480,0:17:48.320
he doesn't show a single sign and then a
0:17:47.520,0:17:51.919
week later
0:17:48.320,0:17:53.360
they play a game now he tests positive
0:17:51.919,0:17:55.600
i mean they're going to be testing
0:17:53.360,0:17:58.640
players probably daily
0:17:55.600,0:18:00.880
but i mean
0:17:58.640,0:18:03.360
one once a player test is positive the
0:18:00.880,0:18:05.520
whole team 90 chance has
0:18:03.360,0:18:06.640
will get it i mean this is too close to
0:18:05.520,0:18:09.760
each other
0:18:06.640,0:18:12.799
exactly and that's what the
0:18:09.760,0:18:16.240
that's what the um
0:18:12.799,0:18:16.240
question mark is is
0:18:16.799,0:18:20.160
do you even run that risk i mean you
0:18:18.480,0:18:21.600
have some people that say yeah just do
0:18:20.160,0:18:24.400
it and then you have some people
0:18:21.600,0:18:25.679
say don't do it and that's where you
0:18:24.400,0:18:28.720
begin that thing is
0:18:25.679,0:18:29.280
is that starts to get into legal issues
0:18:28.720,0:18:31.760
whenever
0:18:29.280,0:18:32.960
if a player gets say a player gets in
0:18:31.760,0:18:36.160
dies
0:18:32.960,0:18:39.600
exactly exactly that was what happened
0:18:36.160,0:18:43.200
kill the nfl exactly so you there's just
0:18:39.600,0:18:45.520
a lot of things that um that are just
0:18:43.200,0:18:47.760
question marks and truthfully i think
0:18:45.520,0:18:49.039
that of course they have a
0:18:47.760,0:18:50.080
of course they have an idea of what
0:18:49.039,0:18:51.360
they're going to do they have a backup
0:18:50.080,0:18:53.520
plan with their backup plan to their
0:18:51.360,0:18:56.559
backup plan but
0:18:53.520,0:18:57.360
nobody really knows i mean nobody knows
0:18:56.559,0:19:00.400
we've been told
0:18:57.360,0:19:02.000
different things by by not even i don't
0:19:00.400,0:19:03.440
even want to say politicians but like
0:19:02.000,0:19:05.919
just the leaders
0:19:03.440,0:19:07.360
in at the top of everything of hey masks
0:19:05.919,0:19:08.480
are good masks aren't good
0:19:07.360,0:19:09.280
there's going to be sports there's not
0:19:08.480,0:19:10.640
going to be sports there's gonna be
0:19:09.280,0:19:12.400
school there's not gonna be school
0:19:10.640,0:19:13.679
harvard just shut down their school it's
0:19:12.400,0:19:16.480
all online this this
0:19:13.679,0:19:17.840
whole 20 20 20 21 year um and i think
0:19:16.480,0:19:20.640
many schools are going to follow
0:19:17.840,0:19:22.000
suit and that begs the question is are
0:19:20.640,0:19:23.280
college sports going to be played in the
0:19:22.000,0:19:24.559
phone if college sports aren't going to
0:19:23.280,0:19:27.120
be played in the fall and
0:19:24.559,0:19:28.720
nfl plays in the fall but people are
0:19:27.120,0:19:31.039
going to then say the nfl is
0:19:28.720,0:19:31.840
greedy and like it's just a huge issue
0:19:31.039,0:19:34.880
that's that's
0:19:31.840,0:19:36.480
literally never been seen before that
0:19:34.880,0:19:38.240
brings up another question is like
0:19:36.480,0:19:40.000
what's going to happen to all the like
0:19:38.240,0:19:40.960
people that were seniors and stuff that
0:19:40.000,0:19:43.600
wants to go play
0:19:40.960,0:19:45.039
like going enter the draft what's going
0:19:43.600,0:19:47.760
to happen with that
0:19:45.039,0:19:48.720
it is so funny you mentioned this so
0:19:47.760,0:19:50.640
again
0:19:48.720,0:19:51.760
the same client i asked this morning i
0:19:50.640,0:19:53.120
said so
0:19:51.760,0:19:54.960
like what does this mean so he's an
0:19:53.120,0:19:56.160
athlete he's a collegiate athlete i said
0:19:54.960,0:19:58.799
so what does this mean
0:19:56.160,0:19:59.760
for your teammates or for your friends
0:19:58.799,0:20:01.840
that that
0:19:59.760,0:20:03.440
that were wanting to get drafted or
0:20:01.840,0:20:05.120
would be drafted or let's just say you
0:20:03.440,0:20:06.080
go and get draft what does this mean if
0:20:05.120,0:20:08.240
your season
0:20:06.080,0:20:10.640
he said he's a false sport player what
0:20:08.240,0:20:12.400
does it mean if your season is cancelled
0:20:10.640,0:20:13.760
he said well they may push him back to
0:20:12.400,0:20:16.559
spring and i said okay well
0:20:13.760,0:20:17.440
let's just say that's canceled too like
0:20:16.559,0:20:19.600
what is this
0:20:17.440,0:20:21.440
what does that mean and he he told me
0:20:19.600,0:20:24.240
and it's something that i think only
0:20:21.440,0:20:24.720
only a person in this situation can say
0:20:24.240,0:20:27.919
and i
0:20:24.720,0:20:30.480
completely um i agreed with him i
0:20:27.919,0:20:32.159
couldn't help but agree with him he said
0:20:30.480,0:20:34.159
um i don't want to put words in his
0:20:32.159,0:20:36.080
mouth but i'm going to paraphrase
0:20:34.159,0:20:37.600
basically like that's not that's not
0:20:36.080,0:20:38.799
what they're worried about like that
0:20:37.600,0:20:40.159
when i say they i mean like the
0:20:38.799,0:20:41.679
commissioners of big 12
0:20:40.159,0:20:43.919
see and all that like they're not
0:20:41.679,0:20:44.960
worried about gabe cornwall going and
0:20:43.919,0:20:46.080
getting drafted tomorrow
0:20:44.960,0:20:48.960
they couldn't care less about hunter
0:20:46.080,0:20:48.960
against getting drafted
0:20:49.440,0:20:52.720
and then that begs the question of why
0:20:51.679,0:20:55.200
but
0:20:52.720,0:20:57.840
i mean another side thing is like that
0:20:55.200,0:21:00.720
sure that might be fine for like the
0:20:57.840,0:21:01.760
fourth fifth sixth seventh round players
0:21:00.720,0:21:03.120
are you going to say that to your first
0:21:01.760,0:21:05.760
round perfect
0:21:03.120,0:21:06.640
exactly school a whole lot of money this
0:21:05.760,0:21:09.440
year yeah i mean
0:21:06.640,0:21:10.559
and that's again like that that's
0:21:09.440,0:21:12.080
there's just no
0:21:10.559,0:21:14.320
we've never dealt with this and then
0:21:12.080,0:21:15.919
that that also begs the question
0:21:14.320,0:21:17.760
i i was pulling this up while you're
0:21:15.919,0:21:18.799
just talking is what does this do for
0:21:17.760,0:21:19.679
the long term
0:21:18.799,0:21:21.520
like what are the long-term
0:21:19.679,0:21:23.039
ramifications i'm talking simply from a
0:21:21.520,0:21:24.320
financial sense not at all from a health
0:21:23.039,0:21:24.880
sense because i'm not a doctor and i
0:21:24.320,0:21:26.799
don't know
0:21:24.880,0:21:28.640
but i don't even think majority of
0:21:26.799,0:21:31.120
doctors know but
0:21:28.640,0:21:32.159
from a financial sense like what does
0:21:31.120,0:21:34.720
this do
0:21:32.159,0:21:35.919
to the nfl salary cap and you have you
0:21:34.720,0:21:37.679
have all these guys that are
0:21:35.919,0:21:39.840
that were banking on making their other
0:21:37.679,0:21:41.200
big checks next year or even this year
0:21:39.840,0:21:43.200
their teams were
0:21:41.200,0:21:44.640
let's just say patrick mahomes not
0:21:43.200,0:21:46.400
really because he still has two years
0:21:44.640,0:21:47.520
left on his deal but that prescott let's
0:21:46.400,0:21:49.919
say
0:21:47.520,0:21:51.280
sean watson yeah he they can't go out
0:21:49.919,0:21:52.400
and pay him even if they want to pay you
0:21:51.280,0:21:54.240
45 million here
0:21:52.400,0:21:55.760
they can't do that because they don't
0:21:54.240,0:21:57.039
know is the cap gonna stay the same next
0:21:55.760,0:21:58.640
year they're gonna go down
0:21:57.039,0:22:00.320
and then a year later is it going to go
0:21:58.640,0:22:00.880
up down is it going to stay the same
0:22:00.320,0:22:02.880
like
0:22:00.880,0:22:05.760
what are the ramifications of that i
0:22:02.880,0:22:08.240
feel like if they have an nfl season
0:22:05.760,0:22:09.280
all all games i feel like the cap would
0:22:08.240,0:22:12.640
probably go up
0:22:09.280,0:22:16.320
just because if football
0:22:12.640,0:22:19.200
is the biggest sport that comes back
0:22:16.320,0:22:19.520
everyone will be watching even if they
0:22:19.200,0:22:22.559
don't
0:22:19.520,0:22:23.120
like everything yeah i mean how much
0:22:22.559,0:22:26.799
money do you
0:22:23.120,0:22:28.880
actually make from stadium i guess
0:22:26.799,0:22:30.400
i mean you make good money but their
0:22:28.880,0:22:31.600
money is just like
0:22:30.400,0:22:33.280
i was talking to the same client about
0:22:31.600,0:22:34.400
this couple weeks ago is their money's
0:22:33.280,0:22:36.240
in those tv deals
0:22:34.400,0:22:38.640
yeah i mean cbs paying 200 million
0:22:36.240,0:22:41.039
dollars for the rights the 2020 afc
0:22:38.640,0:22:42.240
games or whatever they pay and yada yada
0:22:41.039,0:22:43.200
i mean that's where they're making their
0:22:42.240,0:22:44.559
money and they're making their money in
0:22:43.200,0:22:45.840
the advertisements between the
0:22:44.559,0:22:49.600
commercial breaks and
0:22:45.840,0:22:51.360
and all that stuff and so i i think
0:22:49.600,0:22:53.520
i don't i don't think you're wrong with
0:22:51.360,0:22:55.600
saying that but
0:22:53.520,0:22:57.120
but you also have to think from a can i
0:22:55.600,0:22:59.600
say you in general
0:22:57.120,0:23:00.720
you have to think from a um businessman
0:22:59.600,0:23:02.799
sense because all these owners are
0:23:00.720,0:23:04.640
business and they're not just being
0:23:02.799,0:23:07.600
locked in the money on the lotto it's
0:23:04.640,0:23:11.360
not like yeah is it mark davis
0:23:07.600,0:23:11.360
pretty much good lord but mark
0:23:11.440,0:23:15.200
was it or whatever i mean but but it's
0:23:14.240,0:23:16.480
really just
0:23:15.200,0:23:19.120
like these dudes are business man and
0:23:16.480,0:23:20.799
they and they are yes they want to win
0:23:19.120,0:23:23.039
duh i mean or otherwise they wouldn't be
0:23:20.799,0:23:24.960
spending the kind of money they are but
0:23:23.039,0:23:26.640
they also want to make money well let's
0:23:24.960,0:23:28.320
be real if it boils down to making a
0:23:26.640,0:23:29.600
billion extra dollars or
0:23:28.320,0:23:30.880
making it to the playoffs they're going
0:23:29.600,0:23:31.840
to change the billion extra dollars i
0:23:30.880,0:23:32.640
don't want to speak to them but i'll
0:23:31.840,0:23:35.120
speak for them
0:23:32.640,0:23:36.960
i don't feel like that's completely true
0:23:35.120,0:23:39.120
on every owner
0:23:36.960,0:23:40.080
i feel like every owner there are some
0:23:39.120,0:23:43.440
just fans
0:23:40.080,0:23:45.840
because i mean jones honestly it's
0:23:43.440,0:23:47.600
like the good teams usually their owners
0:23:45.840,0:23:49.039
are the ones that are like
0:23:47.600,0:23:51.279
i mean they don't mind they just want to
0:23:49.039,0:23:53.200
win because but and then you have a lot
0:23:51.279,0:23:55.520
of bad teams like the drags
0:23:53.200,0:23:57.200
do they really want to win they don't
0:23:55.520,0:23:58.640
put any money anywhere
0:23:57.200,0:24:00.559
and that that's what people have always
0:23:58.640,0:24:02.720
said about khan is is
0:24:00.559,0:24:04.320
is does he really want to win or does he
0:24:02.720,0:24:06.240
because he's the owner of a
0:24:04.320,0:24:07.840
liverpool fc as well as before does he
0:24:06.240,0:24:10.080
just want to move that team to
0:24:07.840,0:24:11.360
london yeah and be like the first guy to
0:24:10.080,0:24:15.840
do that crap but
0:24:11.360,0:24:16.960
i mean i i just think it's i don't think
0:24:15.840,0:24:20.720
i was just going to say i don't think
0:24:16.960,0:24:20.720
they'll ever have a one lending team
0:24:20.799,0:24:24.159
you would have picks of that leave it
0:24:22.640,0:24:26.320
like literally impossible
0:24:24.159,0:24:27.840
unless they have like a railroad that's
0:24:26.320,0:24:30.960
like supersonic
0:24:27.840,0:24:33.440
that can go across exactly i mean and
0:24:30.960,0:24:35.200
it's there's the the logistics of that
0:24:33.440,0:24:35.760
are just outrageous there's just no way
0:24:35.200,0:24:38.240
that
0:24:35.760,0:24:39.440
that will ever happen in in the nfl i
0:24:38.240,0:24:42.480
talked to another client about
0:24:39.440,0:24:45.600
several months ago the nfl
0:24:42.480,0:24:47.679
has tried mexico they tried the nfl
0:24:45.600,0:24:49.440
europa back in the early 2000s and that
0:24:47.679,0:24:51.600
just as a developmental league and i
0:24:49.440,0:24:53.360
i don't think like anybody even players
0:24:51.600,0:24:54.320
families watch those i mean nobody
0:24:53.360,0:24:56.960
watched it
0:24:54.320,0:24:58.799
about it um and so so that i don't
0:24:56.960,0:25:00.400
foresee that ever happening but
0:24:58.799,0:25:02.559
i just think at the end of the day with
0:25:00.400,0:25:04.559
this whole coronavirus stuff is it it's
0:25:02.559,0:25:07.440
just
0:25:04.559,0:25:09.520
nobody knows i mean nobody knows and to
0:25:07.440,0:25:11.120
sit here and act like roger goodell
0:25:09.520,0:25:12.880
knows as much as you and i do i think
0:25:11.120,0:25:14.159
that's a little bit hassle nine he
0:25:12.880,0:25:16.400
probably knows more than we do
0:25:14.159,0:25:18.240
but i mean when push comes to shove i
0:25:16.400,0:25:19.760
don't he doesn't know enough to sit here
0:25:18.240,0:25:21.520
and say the stuff the cap's gonna go up
0:25:19.760,0:25:23.440
next year it's gonna go down i mean
0:25:21.520,0:25:25.279
i feel like i feel like that salary cap
0:25:23.440,0:25:27.679
is they're gonna freeze it
0:25:25.279,0:25:29.039
that's what i feel like they'll do i i i
0:25:27.679,0:25:30.320
wouldn't be surprised with that just
0:25:29.039,0:25:32.880
because
0:25:30.320,0:25:34.240
yeah and i mean that brings up we were
0:25:32.880,0:25:35.279
talking about this right before we we
0:25:34.240,0:25:38.159
started is
0:25:35.279,0:25:38.880
is there one to escrow or put hold 35
0:25:38.159,0:25:40.880
percent of the
0:25:38.880,0:25:42.159
players salary cap or the players
0:25:40.880,0:25:45.039
earnings and escrow
0:25:42.159,0:25:46.880
and it's it's just players want to get
0:25:45.039,0:25:48.559
paid
0:25:46.880,0:25:50.240
as they should i mean nobody you're not
0:25:48.559,0:25:52.400
gonna go to work for free for six months
0:25:50.240,0:25:54.559
so no i'm not gonna do it
0:25:52.400,0:25:56.559
i mean so you just have just these this
0:25:54.559,0:25:58.799
huge just
0:25:56.559,0:25:59.600
coronavirus is the top thing and then
0:25:58.799,0:26:03.120
there's a
0:25:59.600,0:26:04.400
massive tree of just a multitude of
0:26:03.120,0:26:07.840
other things that become
0:26:04.400,0:26:07.840
that become issues because of that
0:26:07.919,0:26:13.200
i mean
0:26:11.039,0:26:14.240
i players just care about their money so
0:26:13.200,0:26:17.440
much
0:26:14.240,0:26:20.640
that they would rather not play
0:26:17.440,0:26:24.240
than give up the money absolutely
0:26:20.640,0:26:26.880
right it makes sense though because like
0:26:24.240,0:26:28.559
it's say a player does go out there and
0:26:26.880,0:26:30.559
gets hurt
0:26:28.559,0:26:31.600
now think like if it's sean watson he
0:26:30.559,0:26:34.240
goes out there
0:26:31.600,0:26:37.120
tears up his knee can't run anymore is
0:26:34.240,0:26:38.960
anyone going to sign a contract
0:26:37.120,0:26:40.159
as much as they would have absolutely
0:26:38.960,0:26:42.159
he's gonna be getting paid
0:26:40.159,0:26:44.480
like look at cam newton he got hurt two
0:26:42.159,0:26:47.520
years now he's getting paid
0:26:44.480,0:26:49.520
guaranteed like 500k
0:26:47.520,0:26:51.840
of a seven and a half million contract
0:26:49.520,0:26:52.400
it's like i mean the dude was an mvp
0:26:51.840,0:26:55.360
what
0:26:52.400,0:26:55.679
2015. five years ago yeah i mean i mean
0:26:55.360,0:26:58.799
it's
0:26:55.679,0:27:00.559
so it's it's and then that
0:26:58.799,0:27:02.559
gets into a whole other can of worms
0:27:00.559,0:27:03.520
wire nfl contracts not guaranteed i know
0:27:02.559,0:27:05.679
what
0:27:03.520,0:27:07.120
but then you get the nfl pa that is
0:27:05.679,0:27:08.320
questioning why are our contracts not
0:27:07.120,0:27:10.240
guaranteed whereas
0:27:08.320,0:27:11.919
mlb you get mike trout he just shows up
0:27:10.240,0:27:12.720
for 12 years and makes 412 million
0:27:11.919,0:27:14.799
dollars
0:27:12.720,0:27:16.640
um not fault and go get your money mike
0:27:14.799,0:27:18.720
but baseball contracts are so crazy
0:27:16.640,0:27:20.000
baseball contracts are they're just
0:27:18.720,0:27:23.120
absolutely insane
0:27:20.000,0:27:23.520
seriously um but you mentioned cam
0:27:23.120,0:27:25.840
newton
0:27:23.520,0:27:28.080
dude what did what are your thoughts on
0:27:25.840,0:27:31.200
on um
0:27:28.080,0:27:33.279
that what are your thoughts on shooting
0:27:31.200,0:27:34.480
any other any other contracts in any any
0:27:33.279,0:27:36.640
other
0:27:34.480,0:27:38.720
transactions that you can think of i
0:27:36.640,0:27:39.919
wrote down four contracts that i thought
0:27:38.720,0:27:42.080
were kind of interesting
0:27:39.919,0:27:44.399
or ricky contracts always guaranteed
0:27:42.080,0:27:44.399
fully
0:27:44.480,0:27:49.120
so no i believe certain past a certain
0:27:47.840,0:27:51.520
round they are but
0:27:49.120,0:27:53.279
um they were guaranteed but then they
0:27:51.520,0:27:54.799
put in with sam bradford they put in a
0:27:53.279,0:27:57.760
cap to it
0:27:54.799,0:27:58.640
but but no i i believe they like in a
0:27:57.760,0:28:00.559
certain round
0:27:58.640,0:28:04.080
they're not well i mean in the first
0:28:00.559,0:28:06.799
round but they're all guaranteed
0:28:04.080,0:28:08.240
i wasn't sure because uh jesuit wills
0:28:06.799,0:28:11.919
signed his four-year deal
0:28:08.240,0:28:14.559
for 19 19.7 mill and he was a number 10
0:28:11.919,0:28:14.559
overall pick
0:28:15.120,0:28:19.360
uh oh well well i mean just a sign on
0:28:17.440,0:28:20.000
the dotted line that dude got 12 million
0:28:19.360,0:28:21.919
dollars
0:28:20.000,0:28:24.559
i mean yeah but i mean i guess the whole
0:28:21.919,0:28:26.000
contract is guaranteed so
0:28:24.559,0:28:27.679
yeah i'm looking at these things fully
0:28:26.000,0:28:29.440
guaranteed
0:28:27.679,0:28:30.720
that's you know i don't know that's
0:28:29.440,0:28:32.159
that's a great question i should
0:28:30.720,0:28:33.440
probably so let's just go look at jordan
0:28:32.159,0:28:35.679
loves for example
0:28:33.440,0:28:37.360
so he signed july 1st this is fully
0:28:35.679,0:28:39.520
guaranteed let's look
0:28:37.360,0:28:41.520
i should know this is this fully
0:28:39.520,0:28:43.679
guaranteed too
0:28:41.520,0:28:44.720
i feel like it wasn't always fully fully
0:28:43.679,0:28:48.240
guaranteed though
0:28:44.720,0:28:50.240
i feel like they have it might thicker
0:28:48.240,0:28:51.919
i i think you're right i do think you're
0:28:50.240,0:28:54.320
right i think just some players got
0:28:51.919,0:28:56.480
fully guaranteed
0:28:54.320,0:28:58.640
so here's brandon iuke i think he was
0:28:56.480,0:28:59.760
the 30th or 25th overall picky this is
0:28:58.640,0:29:01.679
fully guaranteed yeah
0:28:59.760,0:29:03.279
i think past of course after the first
0:29:01.679,0:29:06.320
round they're not they're not
0:29:03.279,0:29:06.720
guaranteed i mean so so let's just look
0:29:06.320,0:29:08.720
at
0:29:06.720,0:29:11.039
denzel mims i know he was in the second
0:29:08.720,0:29:13.520
round i think he was like 35.
0:29:11.039,0:29:17.360
let's look what the jets let's look was
0:29:13.520,0:29:20.960
he 35 i'm gonna feel smart if he was 35
0:29:17.360,0:29:23.279
59 i was wrong you were way off so so it
0:29:20.960,0:29:24.480
so his his contract is four years so he
0:29:23.279,0:29:26.320
was he was dropped in the second round
0:29:24.480,0:29:29.120
his contract is four years
0:29:26.320,0:29:31.200
5.4 million dollars and only 2.36 is
0:29:29.120,0:29:33.600
guaranteed i say only i mean my gosh i
0:29:31.200,0:29:36.480
take 2.36 guaranteed right now
0:29:33.600,0:29:38.080
um yeah that's always so skewed it's
0:29:36.480,0:29:40.640
like
0:29:38.080,0:29:41.600
i mean it's a big number now but they
0:29:40.640,0:29:46.880
took what
0:29:41.600,0:29:50.799
fifteen years like it's like 15 18 years
0:29:46.880,0:29:54.000
just to get to that point and then taxes
0:29:50.799,0:29:57.120
agent fees try and shoot
0:29:54.000,0:29:59.600
like move i mean moving your family
0:29:57.120,0:30:01.840
i'm not i'm not saying it's not a lot
0:29:59.600,0:30:04.799
it's a lot of money no matter what
0:30:01.840,0:30:05.360
but but it runs out quick especially
0:30:04.799,0:30:07.360
because you
0:30:05.360,0:30:09.120
like as soon as you get that contract
0:30:07.360,0:30:10.720
you have a lot of friends
0:30:09.120,0:30:12.320
and it's friends that you never knew you
0:30:10.720,0:30:15.840
had
0:30:12.320,0:30:19.120
exactly that's number one reason why nfl
0:30:15.840,0:30:20.840
nfl players go broke so i don't know if
0:30:19.120,0:30:25.039
you ever watched it but
0:30:20.840,0:30:27.919
um espn 3430 did something
0:30:25.039,0:30:27.919
probably
0:30:28.559,0:30:32.880
honestly probably eight or nine years
0:30:29.840,0:30:35.679
ago truthfully um and it was called
0:30:32.880,0:30:36.960
i think it was called broke and it was
0:30:35.679,0:30:40.240
it talked about
0:30:36.960,0:30:42.159
charles barkley it talked about a couple
0:30:40.240,0:30:43.760
other guys i can't even remember
0:30:42.159,0:30:45.600
and it basically just talked about just
0:30:43.760,0:30:49.200
how quickly those dudes go broke
0:30:45.600,0:30:51.600
and it's it's crazy
0:30:49.200,0:30:52.640
if you watch that trent richardson uh
0:30:51.600,0:30:53.919
3430
0:30:52.640,0:30:55.840
i mean that's the same thing like his
0:30:53.919,0:30:58.480
friends just like his i think his
0:30:55.840,0:31:00.960
family stole it from him i mean he like
0:30:58.480,0:31:02.320
bought them all houses and stuff
0:31:00.960,0:31:04.000
that happens with all because they'll
0:31:02.320,0:31:05.600
hire these they'll hire their
0:31:04.000,0:31:07.679
their friends to become their financial
0:31:05.600,0:31:10.240
advisors with no no
0:31:07.679,0:31:11.760
nothing but do you think that's their
0:31:10.240,0:31:15.679
fault or do you think that that is
0:31:11.760,0:31:18.159
nfl's fault so they were making sure
0:31:15.679,0:31:19.600
they were under jeff fisher when jeff
0:31:18.159,0:31:20.960
fisher was in um
0:31:19.600,0:31:24.480
st louis when they were still in st
0:31:20.960,0:31:26.720
louis he had a um
0:31:24.480,0:31:29.679
basically a rookie mandatory thing where
0:31:26.720,0:31:32.559
they talked about finance
0:31:29.679,0:31:34.080
you know i've actually always talked
0:31:32.559,0:31:34.880
about this and it's something that
0:31:34.080,0:31:39.200
really
0:31:34.880,0:31:39.200
um should be talked about more is
0:31:39.519,0:31:44.559
i i don't want to blame the nfl but i
0:31:42.480,0:31:48.559
also don't not want to blame you
0:31:44.559,0:31:50.960
exactly because there is these kids are
0:31:48.559,0:31:53.279
are i mean hey they're kids they they're
0:31:50.960,0:31:55.200
18 19 20 years old 20 years old is
0:31:53.279,0:31:57.679
typically what they are 2021.
0:31:55.200,0:31:58.480
um i'm not much older than that but i
0:31:57.679,0:32:00.720
can tell you that
0:31:58.480,0:32:01.919
six years ago five years ago if i was
0:32:00.720,0:32:03.840
given a million dollars i
0:32:01.919,0:32:05.679
probably am not going to invest it in
0:32:03.840,0:32:06.000
fact i can assure you that there's zero
0:32:05.679,0:32:08.080
chance
0:32:06.000,0:32:09.600
i would spend it all it's exactly and
0:32:08.080,0:32:11.279
that's that's what ends up happening
0:32:09.600,0:32:13.519
you have your friends and your your
0:32:11.279,0:32:15.919
mom's friends brothers dog aunts uncle
0:32:13.519,0:32:17.519
and they all want to come hey i babysat
0:32:15.919,0:32:19.919
you one time i told you you were
0:32:17.519,0:32:21.120
star where's my money and and it's hard
0:32:19.919,0:32:22.799
to tell people know when they're looking
0:32:21.120,0:32:24.159
at your face even if you want to tell
0:32:22.799,0:32:25.200
them no it's just part that's just kind
0:32:24.159,0:32:27.120
of kind of common
0:32:25.200,0:32:28.240
buyer and seller psychology that it's
0:32:27.120,0:32:31.919
hard to tell no but
0:32:28.240,0:32:33.120
especially family exactly and you find
0:32:31.919,0:32:35.200
these guys that are just taking
0:32:33.120,0:32:38.240
advantage of let's call it
0:32:35.200,0:32:39.760
um and it's it's really sad but um i
0:32:38.240,0:32:41.840
think when push comes to shove
0:32:39.760,0:32:43.679
is nobody feels bad for him i i guess is
0:32:41.840,0:32:45.200
what it boils down to and a sadness that
0:32:43.679,0:32:46.640
is nobody feels bad for him it's just a
0:32:45.200,0:32:50.720
matter of they need to
0:32:46.640,0:32:51.840
um they need to just kind of
0:32:50.720,0:32:53.360
they need to have the right people in
0:32:51.840,0:32:54.480
their ears that's what it boils down to
0:32:53.360,0:32:56.640
recognize so you have your
0:32:54.480,0:32:58.000
average nfl career that's it's two years
0:32:56.640,0:33:01.120
and that's just
0:32:58.000,0:33:02.320
i wanted him to change i think a lot of
0:33:01.120,0:33:04.559
people did it people thought
0:33:02.320,0:33:06.159
the saints people thought the cowboys
0:33:04.559,0:33:08.159
and when i say people thought the
0:33:06.159,0:33:10.399
cowboys i really mean cowboys fans
0:33:08.159,0:33:11.519
cowboys cowboys fans think they're going
0:33:10.399,0:33:13.919
to get everyone
0:33:11.519,0:33:15.120
if it's a free agent oh he's going to
0:33:13.919,0:33:18.640
cowboys
0:33:15.120,0:33:22.080
earl thomas um uh
0:33:18.640,0:33:24.640
jamal adams brady brady
0:33:22.080,0:33:24.640
i mean it's
0:33:27.200,0:33:30.399
jamal adams actually wants to go to the
0:33:29.120,0:33:32.320
cowboys
0:33:30.399,0:33:34.159
he wants to go there because he grew up
0:33:32.320,0:33:34.880
literally so i have clients i have
0:33:34.159,0:33:38.159
clients
0:33:34.880,0:33:41.679
right by where he grew up it is not
0:33:38.159,0:33:43.519
but three minutes from the start it is
0:33:41.679,0:33:44.880
this close to the star i mean like
0:33:43.519,0:33:45.760
literally he went secure or he went to
0:33:44.880,0:33:47.600
hebron
0:33:45.760,0:33:49.600
hebron is right off of one like i said
0:33:47.600,0:33:50.880
just got an alert about steven clinic
0:33:49.600,0:33:54.240
going back to
0:33:50.880,0:33:54.799
the seahawks what are your thoughts on
0:33:54.240,0:33:57.760
that like
0:33:54.799,0:33:59.279
this this is like live like breaking
0:33:57.760,0:34:00.320
news type thing like it's looking like
0:33:59.279,0:34:02.559
he's going back there
0:34:00.320,0:34:03.360
man my first thing my first thought is
0:34:02.559,0:34:05.519
like
0:34:03.360,0:34:07.039
is he actually going to be healthy he's
0:34:05.519,0:34:10.000
hurt every year
0:34:07.039,0:34:11.520
i mean he has he has like his talent
0:34:10.000,0:34:13.679
level is off the charts
0:34:11.520,0:34:15.200
but he's been hurt i think every year
0:34:13.679,0:34:17.280
besides maybe one
0:34:15.200,0:34:18.800
in that year he had like 16 sacks or
0:34:17.280,0:34:19.839
something
0:34:18.800,0:34:23.119
i think that was the year he was an
0:34:19.839,0:34:26.079
all-pro i mean he was he's a good player
0:34:23.119,0:34:26.079
he's a monster
0:34:26.480,0:34:32.159
yeah when he's healthy but my favorite
0:34:29.679,0:34:33.440
high school tape to watch is his because
0:34:32.159,0:34:36.560
he's an absolute
0:34:33.440,0:34:39.760
monster he he he looks like a pro
0:34:36.560,0:34:42.240
in high school i will
0:34:39.760,0:34:43.200
never forget seeing his his high school
0:34:42.240,0:34:47.040
tape
0:34:43.200,0:34:48.800
and i was so he's a couple years older
0:34:47.040,0:34:50.560
than i am
0:34:48.800,0:34:53.919
and i remember seeing it because i used
0:34:50.560,0:34:53.919
to always look at recruiting
0:34:54.480,0:35:01.200
it was not even it wasn't even fair
0:34:58.400,0:35:03.680
like he's matched up against a guy who's
0:35:01.200,0:35:05.520
probably a relatively decently sized
0:35:03.680,0:35:07.520
offensive tackle i mean he's not nfl
0:35:05.520,0:35:10.880
size or anything he's in high school
0:35:07.520,0:35:14.000
and he just murders him i mean like just
0:35:10.880,0:35:16.560
blows him back immediately off the bulge
0:35:14.000,0:35:18.000
okay well i mean like that's seriously
0:35:16.560,0:35:19.760
one of those like
0:35:18.000,0:35:21.520
down set hut here you go man just kill
0:35:19.760,0:35:23.119
my cord
0:35:21.520,0:35:24.960
dude like i'm not even gonna run the
0:35:23.119,0:35:27.680
risk eating her like
0:35:24.960,0:35:28.480
dude even whenever he's like down into
0:35:27.680,0:35:30.640
his stance
0:35:28.480,0:35:31.599
you could like you the second you see a
0:35:30.640,0:35:33.200
like film of them
0:35:31.599,0:35:34.640
you know who he is you don't even need
0:35:33.200,0:35:36.079
like you know how they put circles and
0:35:34.640,0:35:38.240
stuff over the players
0:35:36.079,0:35:39.680
don't you need that you know exactly who
0:35:38.240,0:35:43.200
it is because he's so
0:35:39.680,0:35:46.079
outrageous as a freshman he was
0:35:43.200,0:35:47.040
three two hundred pounds as as a
0:35:46.079,0:35:50.240
freshman
0:35:47.040,0:35:51.839
as a freshman i'm 26 cent and i can't
0:35:50.240,0:35:55.680
even get to 200 pounds
0:35:51.839,0:35:56.240
he was he was 6'5 255 his year of high
0:35:55.680,0:36:01.119
school
0:35:56.240,0:36:04.480
65 255 or 265. 255.
0:36:01.119,0:36:07.839
40 and 455. what
0:36:04.480,0:36:09.440
what a tank absolutely unit
0:36:07.839,0:36:12.160
and then what the play that he's most
0:36:09.440,0:36:14.560
famous for destroying that one
0:36:12.160,0:36:16.240
quarterback the michigan it was the
0:36:14.560,0:36:18.720
michigan running back
0:36:16.240,0:36:20.160
it was the michigan was it i think it
0:36:18.720,0:36:22.880
was the one
0:36:20.160,0:36:23.599
the one that he made fumble yes that
0:36:22.880,0:36:25.920
that was uh
0:36:23.599,0:36:27.200
i think it was i thought it was a
0:36:25.920,0:36:29.119
quarterback
0:36:27.200,0:36:31.079
okay here's his here's his high school
0:36:29.119,0:36:34.400
senior stats
0:36:31.079,0:36:38.240
162 tackles and high schoolers play
0:36:34.400,0:36:42.240
i believe it's 13. 29
0:36:38.240,0:36:44.800
29 and a half sacks 29 tackles for lost
0:36:42.240,0:36:45.520
11 force fumbles scored five touchdowns
0:36:44.800,0:36:50.079
on the
0:36:45.520,0:36:52.720
leading us to a 13 and two 13-2 record
0:36:50.079,0:36:55.280
so he played 15 games 163 he's a
0:36:52.720,0:36:58.480
defensive end
0:36:55.280,0:37:02.400
a defensive end and he has
0:36:58.480,0:37:08.960
162 divide that by 15
0:37:02.400,0:37:11.760
that's 10.8 tackles a game is
0:37:08.960,0:37:12.560
so outrageous it's it's it's absolutely
0:37:11.760,0:37:15.599
insane
0:37:12.560,0:37:18.560
um yeah so
0:37:15.599,0:37:21.119
all that to say i think that him staying
0:37:18.560,0:37:22.560
in seattle
0:37:21.119,0:37:25.040
i mean pete carroll will be happy about
0:37:22.560,0:37:27.839
that but a lot of it cost
0:37:25.040,0:37:29.760
um and is it a one year proven deal and
0:37:27.839,0:37:31.280
if it is what is
0:37:29.760,0:37:33.520
what's gonna happen again i hate to
0:37:31.280,0:37:34.960
bring it up beat a dead horse but what's
0:37:33.520,0:37:35.680
gonna happen with coronavirus is he just
0:37:34.960,0:37:38.640
going to take a
0:37:35.680,0:37:39.839
four-year long-term deal um and take
0:37:38.640,0:37:41.280
some less money
0:37:39.839,0:37:43.119
he's going to go out and bet on himself
0:37:41.280,0:37:44.480
get hurt like he always does
0:37:43.119,0:37:46.560
and then lose out on a bunch of money
0:37:44.480,0:37:49.440
next year that's
0:37:46.560,0:37:50.000
just a bad thing like a bad thing to say
0:37:49.440,0:37:54.000
but it's
0:37:50.000,0:37:57.200
so true i mean you know right yeah
0:37:54.000,0:37:58.480
it's it i mean it is what it is i mean
0:37:57.200,0:38:00.800
depending on how much they're paying
0:37:58.480,0:38:03.599
them i mean if they pay him 20 mil
0:38:00.800,0:38:04.000
it's gonna be a waste there's there's no
0:38:03.599,0:38:05.440
way he's
0:38:04.000,0:38:07.040
because that was his initial asking
0:38:05.440,0:38:08.240
presidency i was like get out of here
0:38:07.040,0:38:10.160
yeah that was
0:38:08.240,0:38:11.599
five months ago i mean there's no way
0:38:10.160,0:38:14.079
but if he gets 10 mil
0:38:11.599,0:38:15.200
i would be down with that absolutely
0:38:14.079,0:38:16.880
even i would be down for
0:38:15.200,0:38:18.320
i was talking to another client about
0:38:16.880,0:38:19.359
this couple months back i'd be down to
0:38:18.320,0:38:21.280
pay him
0:38:19.359,0:38:23.520
13 million dollars a year million
0:38:21.280,0:38:26.400
dollars a game and him
0:38:23.520,0:38:27.359
he gets five six seven eight sacks and
0:38:26.400,0:38:32.960
takes away and
0:38:27.359,0:38:32.960
i think sacks are he takes away
0:38:33.599,0:38:36.960
an overrated stat i really completely
0:38:36.320,0:38:38.320
because
0:38:36.960,0:38:40.000
there's a whole lot of things but
0:38:38.320,0:38:41.680
flashing numbers that's all
0:38:40.000,0:38:43.119
exactly he goes out and get he gets
0:38:41.680,0:38:45.280
double teamed every play i mean of
0:38:43.119,0:38:45.280
course
0:38:45.359,0:38:49.119
freaking donald sometimes he is triple
0:38:48.160,0:38:51.680
team
0:38:49.119,0:38:53.440
exactly exactly and so i mean if he were
0:38:51.680,0:38:54.400
to if you were to consistently command a
0:38:53.440,0:38:56.160
double team
0:38:54.400,0:38:57.839
and let's just say you're running a you
0:38:56.160,0:39:00.000
got three other lineman
0:38:57.839,0:39:01.520
three linemen common sense says at least
0:39:00.000,0:39:03.119
one of those guys
0:39:01.520,0:39:05.280
you just set something up if he gets
0:39:03.119,0:39:07.839
triple teamed you've got three linemen
0:39:05.280,0:39:07.839
and that's not even
0:39:08.480,0:39:14.000
so forth so really good player he just
0:39:12.320,0:39:16.800
has to stay healthy
0:39:14.000,0:39:18.960
yeah i agree and then i mentioned he
0:39:16.800,0:39:21.760
signed uh
0:39:18.960,0:39:23.760
i mean with dak prescott signing his con
0:39:21.760,0:39:25.440
franchise tag
0:39:23.760,0:39:27.359
i mean he's probably i mean i wonder
0:39:25.440,0:39:30.480
what he wonder what he's thinking
0:39:27.359,0:39:33.359
with covert and stuff you know
0:39:30.480,0:39:34.560
so that was so for all y'all listeners i
0:39:33.359,0:39:37.839
live
0:39:34.560,0:39:38.960
i live in a suburb of dallas so i i get
0:39:37.839,0:39:42.000
some
0:39:38.960,0:39:43.920
dallas stakes as opposed to i don't get
0:39:42.000,0:39:47.200
chicago tape
0:39:43.920,0:39:48.320
so i don't know what's in chicago i do
0:39:47.200,0:39:50.560
because i re
0:39:48.320,0:39:52.400
y'all know me you're kind of they're cut
0:39:50.560,0:39:55.440
enough again
0:39:52.400,0:39:58.880
so i don't get chicago takes because
0:39:55.440,0:39:58.880
i don't live in chicago but
0:39:59.440,0:40:04.160
dak prescott dakota prescott
0:40:06.000,0:40:10.079
i have gone back and forth with clients
0:40:08.000,0:40:13.839
on this
0:40:10.079,0:40:17.119
and i will die on this hill
0:40:13.839,0:40:22.000
that man is worth
0:40:17.119,0:40:25.040
no more than 32 million dollars a year
0:40:22.000,0:40:27.520
now will he be paid
0:40:25.040,0:40:28.560
more than 30 32 million dollars a year
0:40:27.520,0:40:30.960
yes
0:40:28.560,0:40:31.680
because that's what and if this is on
0:40:30.960,0:40:34.079
video
0:40:31.680,0:40:36.160
you're gonna see my quotes the market
0:40:34.079,0:40:39.040
dictates
0:40:36.160,0:40:40.800
i hate that the market can dictate a
0:40:39.040,0:40:41.359
thousand square foot house is a billion
0:40:40.800,0:40:43.200
dollars
0:40:41.359,0:40:45.440
but you're an idiot if you pay a billion
0:40:43.200,0:40:47.359
dollars for a thousand square foot
0:40:45.440,0:40:49.040
well on the other side of that if the
0:40:47.359,0:40:52.079
cowboys let them go
0:40:49.040,0:40:54.160
who are the cowboys getting okay
0:40:52.079,0:40:55.359
so i i've i tommy i know you're
0:40:54.160,0:40:57.280
listening to this man
0:40:55.359,0:40:58.880
you you've heard you're laughing because
0:40:57.280,0:40:59.680
gabe just asked a question you always
0:40:58.880,0:41:01.200
ask
0:40:59.680,0:41:02.960
and i'm gonna tell gabe the exact thing
0:41:01.200,0:41:06.240
i tell you every
0:41:02.960,0:41:09.040
single time
0:41:06.240,0:41:10.640
go out and find somebody if you are that
0:41:09.040,0:41:13.359
confident in will mcclay
0:41:10.640,0:41:14.640
as your vp of player development or
0:41:13.359,0:41:16.000
whatever his title is
0:41:14.640,0:41:17.839
will mcclay is basically the third
0:41:16.000,0:41:18.560
highest guy in charge in the cowboys
0:41:17.839,0:41:21.839
organization
0:41:18.560,0:41:23.680
under stephen and jerry
0:41:21.839,0:41:25.040
you have to be confident in your coaches
0:41:23.680,0:41:27.760
you got to be confident you're
0:41:25.040,0:41:29.200
scouting got to be confident in and
0:41:27.760,0:41:30.800
possibly even building through free
0:41:29.200,0:41:35.760
agency
0:41:30.800,0:41:39.040
do that again you have to be confident
0:41:35.760,0:41:40.160
in who your guys are i mean
0:41:39.040,0:41:42.400
trust that they're going to go out and
0:41:40.160,0:41:44.319
find a good quarter is he going to be as
0:41:42.400,0:41:46.400
good as back prescott
0:41:44.319,0:41:48.079
maybe i don't know i honestly don't
0:41:46.400,0:41:51.359
think that's back is
0:41:48.079,0:41:53.760
that good i think he's a sly
0:41:51.359,0:41:56.480
he's an average quarterback that doesn't
0:41:53.760,0:42:00.000
turn the ball over too much
0:41:56.480,0:42:02.960
i think so i i don't
0:42:00.000,0:42:04.160
he's a top team quarterback but but top
0:42:02.960,0:42:07.280
10 quarterback is
0:42:04.160,0:42:08.880
that's a very that sounds a lot sexier
0:42:07.280,0:42:10.720
than what it is because there's a lot of
0:42:08.880,0:42:14.160
bad quests in the nfl right
0:42:10.720,0:42:18.000
a lot so you take let's just say 20.
0:42:14.160,0:42:20.160
so now he's a top half of the top 20.
0:42:18.000,0:42:22.720
i mean he's a good quarterback would i
0:42:20.160,0:42:26.000
take him on my freaking bears absolutely
0:42:22.720,0:42:29.200
but yeah but you also have mitch exactly
0:42:26.000,0:42:30.560
so i the thing is is
0:42:29.200,0:42:32.240
you just have to trust that your guys
0:42:30.560,0:42:34.160
can go out and find it because would you
0:42:32.240,0:42:35.119
rather pay one quarterback a fifth of
0:42:34.160,0:42:37.359
the salary cap
0:42:35.119,0:42:39.200
would you rather two let's just say he's
0:42:37.359,0:42:40.560
an all-pro let's say his second team
0:42:39.200,0:42:42.560
all-pro every year
0:42:40.560,0:42:45.520
would you rather pay one guy a fifth of
0:42:42.560,0:42:47.280
your salary cap or would you rather pay
0:42:45.520,0:42:48.720
three guys a fifth of your salary cap
0:42:47.280,0:42:50.240
and get three pers
0:42:48.720,0:42:51.839
three perennial pro bowlers i'm gonna
0:42:50.240,0:42:53.680
take the second one uh
0:42:51.839,0:42:55.440
depends depends on who that one player
0:42:53.680,0:42:56.960
is if it's patrick my homes i'm taking
0:42:55.440,0:42:58.560
my homes
0:42:56.960,0:43:00.640
but how many patrick mahomes how many
0:42:58.560,0:43:03.839
tom brady's are there
0:43:00.640,0:43:05.599
literally two uh i i would say three i
0:43:03.839,0:43:08.160
have to put lamar in there
0:43:05.599,0:43:10.000
okay you could say lamar and then like
0:43:08.160,0:43:12.160
we're talking just guys you would build
0:43:10.000,0:43:13.839
a team around
0:43:12.160,0:43:16.000
those three i mean i wouldn't build a
0:43:13.839,0:43:18.560
team around brady now but
0:43:16.000,0:43:19.680
so you could save mahomes you could say
0:43:18.560,0:43:23.119
jackson
0:43:19.680,0:43:24.079
you could possibly probably say aaron
0:43:23.119,0:43:27.760
donald
0:43:24.079,0:43:29.520
um i don't okay so i mean truthfully
0:43:27.760,0:43:30.880
let's just say if we're only talking
0:43:29.520,0:43:32.800
quarterbacks you're gonna take those two
0:43:30.880,0:43:35.839
guys that's it yeah i don't
0:43:32.800,0:43:37.200
think another i mean there's a few
0:43:35.839,0:43:38.079
rookie quarterbacks that might be
0:43:37.200,0:43:40.720
something but
0:43:38.079,0:43:41.359
i mean one one quarterback to watch out
0:43:40.720,0:43:44.079
for
0:43:41.359,0:43:44.640
would be kyler murray the end of this
0:43:44.079,0:43:47.920
season
0:43:44.640,0:43:51.040
he played very well and
0:43:47.920,0:43:53.920
once he kind of gets a little bit better
0:43:51.040,0:43:56.079
which i assume he will be this season
0:43:53.920,0:43:57.119
the cardinals team with the andre
0:43:56.079,0:43:59.839
hopkins
0:43:57.119,0:43:59.839
is nasty
0:44:01.359,0:44:08.240
christian curt fitzgerald isabella
0:44:04.960,0:44:11.280
fitzgerald that's a fast slot guys
0:44:08.240,0:44:13.040
and they have probably i i
0:44:11.280,0:44:14.640
personally think he's the best receiver
0:44:13.040,0:44:17.760
in the game right now
0:44:14.640,0:44:20.319
and then fitzgerald which is i mean
0:44:17.760,0:44:22.160
he's he's a top wide receiver he's old
0:44:20.319,0:44:26.000
now but he
0:44:22.160,0:44:28.079
he he is he does not age he just doesn't
0:44:26.000,0:44:29.200
wasn't fitzgerald the guy that he didn't
0:44:28.079,0:44:31.040
have a single drop
0:44:29.200,0:44:32.800
a few seasons ago and then hopkins
0:44:31.040,0:44:33.839
didn't have he had like 102 catches
0:44:32.800,0:44:37.359
without a drop
0:44:33.839,0:44:39.359
like two years i believe
0:44:37.359,0:44:41.200
i i'm dead serious i believe he's got
0:44:39.359,0:44:43.680
something like less than like 15
0:44:41.200,0:44:44.319
for his career so you have two wide
0:44:43.680,0:44:47.520
receivers
0:44:44.319,0:44:50.640
that do not drop the ball and then
0:44:47.520,0:44:53.680
you have two young younger fast
0:44:50.640,0:44:55.280
speed guys and then you have who's the
0:44:53.680,0:44:58.400
running back over there
0:44:55.280,0:45:00.240
oh it's gonna be kenyan drake now yeah
0:44:58.400,0:45:02.079
i'm not too i don't like him too much he
0:45:00.240,0:45:05.040
played okay
0:45:02.079,0:45:06.319
offensive line is a lot better a lot
0:45:05.040,0:45:08.560
better this year and
0:45:06.319,0:45:11.359
i mean truthfully i i thought he was
0:45:08.560,0:45:14.560
going to just absolutely royally suck
0:45:11.359,0:45:15.359
ooh what he kind of proved me wrong he
0:45:14.560,0:45:18.000
kind of
0:45:15.359,0:45:19.760
so uh yeah did you watch him in college
0:45:18.000,0:45:22.960
at all
0:45:19.760,0:45:25.119
i again i grew up literally
0:45:22.960,0:45:26.079
30 minutes away from where tyler murray
0:45:25.119,0:45:28.640
with the world
0:45:26.079,0:45:29.200
allen i mean he i saw him like in
0:45:28.640,0:45:32.480
college
0:45:29.200,0:45:34.400
and i think another part of it
0:45:32.480,0:45:36.000
hook them horns i have to hate sooners
0:45:34.400,0:45:37.680
like literally nothing
0:45:36.000,0:45:39.040
ever positive comes out of that crappy
0:45:37.680,0:45:40.240
school i mean they have three
0:45:39.040,0:45:43.760
quarterbacks
0:45:40.240,0:45:45.920
i i don't even like factory
0:45:43.760,0:45:49.680
i can't they're not a quarterback
0:45:45.920,0:45:51.520
factory they are a transfer factor
0:45:49.680,0:45:53.119
it doesn't matter hey none of those guys
0:45:51.520,0:45:56.640
would have made first first
0:45:53.119,0:45:58.400
pick and heisman without the ou
0:45:56.640,0:46:00.720
without lincoln riley you're absolutely
0:45:58.400,0:46:04.319
right you're absolutely right
0:46:00.720,0:46:04.800
i'm not an ou fan either so but but i i
0:46:04.319,0:46:07.680
think
0:46:04.800,0:46:10.079
um i think that they are a really good
0:46:07.680,0:46:11.440
team to watch out
0:46:10.079,0:46:13.839
it's kind of funny because that's that
0:46:11.440,0:46:15.119
kind of touches on our last thing and
0:46:13.839,0:46:18.480
we'll wrap it up
0:46:15.119,0:46:21.520
um i mean give us some some some quick
0:46:18.480,0:46:22.640
not necessarily hot takes but um
0:46:21.520,0:46:24.800
some things that you want to leave the
0:46:22.640,0:46:25.520
viewers with and listeners with in terms
0:46:24.800,0:46:27.680
of
0:46:25.520,0:46:29.200
guys that we need to watch out for maybe
0:46:27.680,0:46:30.960
a little tight
0:46:29.200,0:46:33.200
aren't hyped up enough so on and so
0:46:30.960,0:46:33.200
forth
0:46:33.280,0:46:38.079
one i even though i i hate that
0:46:36.800,0:46:40.800
i think the cowboys will win that
0:46:38.079,0:46:43.119
division and actually do some good
0:46:40.800,0:46:45.040
they're going to be good this year that
0:46:43.119,0:46:48.079
they got alden smith
0:46:45.040,0:46:50.400
from he just came out of rehab and he's
0:46:48.079,0:46:52.400
everyone's saying he's looking good so
0:46:50.400,0:46:54.240
that's one person look out for
0:46:52.400,0:46:56.720
another thing even though i'm a patriots
0:46:54.240,0:46:57.760
fan i'm gonna say cam newton's gonna be
0:46:56.720,0:47:01.040
exciting
0:46:57.760,0:47:04.880
i mean just film there
0:47:01.040,0:47:08.240
if bill belichick and him message will
0:47:04.880,0:47:10.960
i think it can be really deadly i mean
0:47:08.240,0:47:13.200
if he goes if he goes back to his 2008
0:47:10.960,0:47:14.640
season before 2018 season before he gets
0:47:13.200,0:47:17.839
hurt
0:47:14.640,0:47:22.720
then he's a and he was playing good
0:47:17.839,0:47:24.640
so between those i can't really
0:47:22.720,0:47:26.720
other teams like i was actually talking
0:47:24.640,0:47:29.599
to my buddy earlier today
0:47:26.720,0:47:30.880
on who might make the super bowl and
0:47:29.599,0:47:32.559
that
0:47:30.880,0:47:34.640
we were talking about like the bucks and
0:47:32.559,0:47:37.839
the 49ers and i think the
0:47:34.640,0:47:38.400
49ers beats the bucks just because they
0:47:37.839,0:47:40.480
can keep
0:47:38.400,0:47:41.520
brady off the field and then they can
0:47:40.480,0:47:45.200
attack brady
0:47:41.520,0:47:45.760
with an elite defense so i'm kind of
0:47:45.200,0:47:47.200
leaning
0:47:45.760,0:47:49.040
i mean i wouldn't be surprised to see
0:47:47.200,0:47:52.640
another 49ers in chief's
0:47:49.040,0:47:54.640
super bowl well
0:47:52.640,0:47:57.200
that's a hot take if i've heard when i
0:47:54.640,0:48:00.000
it's it is always
0:47:57.200,0:48:02.800
i don't i don't necessarily like if that
0:48:00.000,0:48:02.800
happens i'm not going to be
0:48:02.960,0:48:07.839
what in the world but um it's always
0:48:06.079,0:48:09.920
hard for me to trust the defensive
0:48:07.839,0:48:12.000
producer over here over here i mean
0:48:09.920,0:48:14.880
that's that's the valid
0:48:12.000,0:48:15.680
because there's always a regression and
0:48:14.880,0:48:17.680
i mean
0:48:15.680,0:48:18.960
case some point the chicago bears i mean
0:48:17.680,0:48:21.599
case in point
0:48:18.960,0:48:23.359
uh there's there's always a regression
0:48:21.599,0:48:23.839
chicago's defense is still really good
0:48:23.359,0:48:26.240
though
0:48:23.839,0:48:27.599
oh the defense is still incredible but
0:48:26.240,0:48:31.200
um i mean
0:48:27.599,0:48:34.240
do i think that a team of uh
0:48:31.200,0:48:36.880
so it's brandon iu george kittle jimmy
0:48:34.240,0:48:36.880
garoppolo
0:48:37.040,0:48:40.400
who are there other receivers i mean
0:48:38.800,0:48:42.160
truthfully no
0:48:40.400,0:48:43.440
good one plays for the for the eagle
0:48:42.160,0:48:47.280
yeah
0:48:43.440,0:48:48.160
i used to look they did get a new wide
0:48:47.280,0:48:50.160
receiver
0:48:48.160,0:48:52.000
i just forgot who it was they have
0:48:50.160,0:48:54.880
brandon iuk i know that
0:48:52.000,0:48:56.160
and then um he's there rookie out of
0:48:54.880,0:48:58.400
arizona state
0:48:56.160,0:48:59.200
the oh deebo samuel completely forgot
0:48:58.400,0:49:01.760
him
0:48:59.200,0:49:02.720
completely forgot about him that's not a
0:49:01.760,0:49:06.400
huge upgrade
0:49:02.720,0:49:07.520
i mean but uh jimmy jimmy g has a lot of
0:49:06.400,0:49:09.280
question marks too
0:49:07.520,0:49:11.359
because he didn't he really didn't do
0:49:09.280,0:49:13.200
much last year
0:49:11.359,0:49:15.440
he oh they have trent williams totally i
0:49:13.200,0:49:18.559
don't even know how i forgot oh jalen
0:49:15.440,0:49:19.200
get it jayden heard travis benjamin yeah
0:49:18.559,0:49:21.599
i mean like
0:49:19.200,0:49:22.960
there there's they're all gonna leave
0:49:21.599,0:49:24.960
something to be desired
0:49:22.960,0:49:26.160
there's a lot of question marks exactly
0:49:24.960,0:49:27.920
right so that run deep
0:49:26.160,0:49:31.119
in the run game is still going to be
0:49:27.920,0:49:32.640
there yeah exactly you're exactly right
0:49:31.119,0:49:34.800
and that's what got him to the super
0:49:32.640,0:49:36.160
bowl last year so it'll be even better
0:49:34.800,0:49:39.839
because of trent
0:49:36.160,0:49:43.599
oh yeah over
0:49:39.839,0:49:47.200
joe staley but um i think
0:49:43.599,0:49:48.640
man a team i i don't know like i know
0:49:47.200,0:49:50.400
why am i on
0:49:48.640,0:49:51.440
but i don't know why i'm high on them
0:49:50.400,0:49:54.240
and i don't think they're going to do
0:49:51.440,0:49:54.240
anything crazy
0:49:54.319,0:49:59.040
afc west they're just going to get
0:49:55.599,0:50:03.119
stopped by the chief
0:49:59.040,0:50:05.359
repeat that whole thing so
0:50:03.119,0:50:06.400
another team that i'm pretty high on
0:50:05.359,0:50:08.960
this year
0:50:06.400,0:50:10.720
i don't think that they're going to do
0:50:08.960,0:50:13.119
incredible things because of the
0:50:10.720,0:50:14.319
division they're in but i'm high on the
0:50:13.119,0:50:17.200
on the broncos
0:50:14.319,0:50:18.319
i really am i think that this year they
0:50:17.200,0:50:21.599
can be
0:50:18.319,0:50:24.240
not saying amazing no
0:50:21.599,0:50:24.960
but i think they could be pretty decent
0:50:24.240,0:50:27.680
second year
0:50:24.960,0:50:30.240
of drew lock court and sutton together
0:50:27.680,0:50:33.119
um they got aj bouier they
0:50:30.240,0:50:35.280
casey got melvin of course they of
0:50:33.119,0:50:37.599
course still have vaughn they have uh
0:50:35.280,0:50:40.000
philip lindsey shelby harris is really
0:50:37.599,0:50:42.400
good justin simmons is incredible safety
0:50:40.000,0:50:44.559
um like they got some good players i
0:50:42.400,0:50:47.200
mean and getting jerry
0:50:44.559,0:50:48.880
i mean luck is played pretty good
0:50:47.200,0:50:51.920
whenever he played
0:50:48.880,0:50:54.960
i i think uh sutton
0:50:51.920,0:50:57.520
was a underrated ridership relationship
0:50:54.960,0:50:58.319
he was destroying it and no one knew
0:50:57.520,0:51:01.680
exactly
0:50:58.319,0:51:02.559
so i i'm i'm pretty high on them again i
0:51:01.680,0:51:05.599
don't think
0:51:02.559,0:51:06.240
getting playoffs and shocking anybody
0:51:05.599,0:51:10.160
but
0:51:06.240,0:51:10.160
um i think the afc it's going to come
0:51:10.800,0:51:14.640
three teams that it did last year really
0:51:12.640,0:51:16.880
and that's well take out the titans
0:51:14.640,0:51:16.880
um
0:51:17.839,0:51:23.280
i don't i i can't be convinced that ryan
0:51:21.920,0:51:26.319
tannehill is going to take it to
0:51:23.280,0:51:28.559
yes no um
0:51:26.319,0:51:29.760
so i think it's going to come down to
0:51:28.559,0:51:33.520
the ravens
0:51:29.760,0:51:36.960
the pats and the chiefs
0:51:33.520,0:51:37.520
and then nfc wise like i i think you're
0:51:36.960,0:51:40.800
gonna
0:51:37.520,0:51:42.559
you mentioned the cowboy um
0:51:40.800,0:51:43.920
the cowboys are gonna be freaking good
0:51:42.559,0:51:46.480
like they just are
0:51:43.920,0:51:47.200
they're gonna be good uh as long as deck
0:51:46.480,0:51:49.119
plays good
0:51:47.200,0:51:50.400
that team is a team to beat i mean
0:51:49.119,0:51:52.000
they've got
0:51:50.400,0:51:53.680
a top two running back in the league
0:51:52.000,0:51:55.440
they've got the best they've got the top
0:51:53.680,0:51:57.280
three
0:51:55.440,0:51:58.880
their wide receiver trio is the best in
0:51:57.280,0:51:59.760
the league and that's he cannot argue
0:51:58.880,0:52:04.000
that
0:51:59.760,0:52:06.480
tomorrow uh with michael gallup
0:52:04.000,0:52:08.400
then you have tight andrew i think it's
0:52:06.480,0:52:12.319
going to be
0:52:08.400,0:52:14.079
hold on wait i'm out you said that
0:52:12.319,0:52:15.440
cowboys have the best spot receiver core
0:52:14.079,0:52:18.160
in the nfl
0:52:15.440,0:52:21.200
the trio absolutely yeah i don't i don't
0:52:18.160,0:52:21.200
know if that beats the bucks
0:52:22.079,0:52:26.079
even i mean just who said i'm i i'm
0:52:24.559,0:52:26.640
talking receivers i didn't mention tight
0:52:26.079,0:52:29.760
enough
0:52:26.640,0:52:32.800
no like i just feel like i don't know
0:52:29.760,0:52:35.839
who the buck's third writer
0:52:32.800,0:52:37.200
great evans great and then their third
0:52:35.839,0:52:39.119
guy is scottie miller
0:52:37.200,0:52:41.040
he was a i think he's like five nine i'm
0:52:39.119,0:52:42.160
not exaggerating five nine one seventy
0:52:41.040,0:52:44.640
out of you
0:52:42.160,0:52:45.680
i i just feel like the talent with evans
0:52:44.640,0:52:48.800
and godwin
0:52:45.680,0:52:50.720
is better than because i don't i it
0:52:48.800,0:52:53.119
might just be because i'm not higher on
0:52:50.720,0:52:54.240
amari cooper i don't think he's a good
0:52:53.119,0:52:56.240
receiver
0:52:54.240,0:52:58.000
i i think he's really good i'm not like
0:52:56.240,0:53:00.319
is he a top five receiver no
0:52:58.000,0:53:01.760
but um and i don't even know how i
0:53:00.319,0:53:03.599
forgot about the books i i think i could
0:53:01.760,0:53:07.680
be talked off that ledge and say the
0:53:03.599,0:53:09.440
possibly i i mean i was actually wrong
0:53:07.680,0:53:11.520
yeah i i wasn't i wasn't trying to
0:53:09.440,0:53:14.559
include grunk because i don't know how
0:53:11.520,0:53:15.839
he's gonna play he could be like he was
0:53:14.559,0:53:17.359
two years ago
0:53:15.839,0:53:19.599
or he could be like he was five years
0:53:17.359,0:53:19.599
ago
0:53:19.920,0:53:24.559
i think a year off
0:53:23.119,0:53:26.640
typica i think i was actually texting
0:53:24.559,0:53:27.040
you this today a year off always helps
0:53:26.640,0:53:30.400
people
0:53:27.040,0:53:31.119
it does and in terms of just i'm talking
0:53:30.400,0:53:33.200
strictly from
0:53:31.119,0:53:34.880
feeling body perspective i mean he was
0:53:33.200,0:53:37.440
bad too
0:53:34.880,0:53:39.760
oh he was jacked up i know with his knee
0:53:37.440,0:53:42.960
with his elbow
0:53:39.760,0:53:44.800
i mean everything so um but
0:53:42.960,0:53:46.880
all that to say i think the cowboys are
0:53:44.800,0:53:47.760
looking good um i really do i think
0:53:46.880,0:53:50.640
they're going to
0:53:47.760,0:53:51.839
that the eagles sub and then i don't
0:53:50.640,0:53:53.760
even think anybody cares about the
0:53:51.839,0:53:55.680
giants and what
0:53:53.760,0:53:58.640
one thing with the giants i'm interested
0:53:55.680,0:54:02.800
to see how the head coach played those
0:53:58.640,0:54:06.079
um uh dojo yeah joe judge yeah
0:54:02.800,0:54:08.960
he's he's got um i mean
0:54:06.079,0:54:10.400
the two the two um most important
0:54:08.960,0:54:12.800
positions arguably
0:54:10.400,0:54:14.160
i wouldn't say to two of the most
0:54:12.800,0:54:15.760
important positions in quarterback and
0:54:14.160,0:54:16.400
running back i mean he's got two young
0:54:15.760,0:54:19.040
guys that
0:54:16.400,0:54:20.640
the running backs are replaceable right
0:54:19.040,0:54:22.079
running backs are replaceable they are
0:54:20.640,0:54:23.040
but he's got he's got a good running
0:54:22.079,0:54:26.160
back and stay quiet
0:54:23.040,0:54:28.079
he could argue great i think he had this
0:54:26.160,0:54:29.680
yeah exactly like he's got a really good
0:54:28.079,0:54:32.800
running back and then he's got
0:54:29.680,0:54:36.000
a decent quarterback in daniel jones
0:54:32.800,0:54:38.160
i i always pulled out i was reserving
0:54:36.000,0:54:40.480
temper expectations and
0:54:38.160,0:54:41.680
judgment rookie quarterbacks it's hard
0:54:40.480,0:54:42.640
for me i don't think that they're
0:54:41.680,0:54:44.319
amazing and i don't
0:54:42.640,0:54:45.839
they suck based off what they do or
0:54:44.319,0:54:49.520
don't do um
0:54:45.839,0:54:49.839
so yeah i mean that's that's basically
0:54:49.520,0:54:51.599
it
0:54:49.839,0:54:53.359
i don't think my bears will be good but
0:54:51.599,0:54:54.000
that's neither here or there i don't
0:54:53.359,0:54:57.280
think anyone
0:54:54.000,0:54:58.480
cares about them laughing that we traded
0:54:57.280,0:55:01.040
up for mitchell to risky
0:54:58.480,0:55:02.720
thanks so much ryan um there's a good
0:55:01.040,0:55:05.599
joke about that
0:55:02.720,0:55:06.640
it saved it saved the bears 500 million
0:55:05.599,0:55:08.720
dollars
0:55:06.640,0:55:09.839
exactly so so there you go that's a
0:55:08.720,0:55:12.079
positive but
0:55:09.839,0:55:13.680
um with that i think we're done with
0:55:12.079,0:55:17.839
episode one y'all
0:55:13.680,0:55:21.040
hope you all enjoyed it that you
0:55:17.839,0:55:22.960
withstood this i hope that you uh
0:55:21.040,0:55:24.559
yeah enjoyed it i mean this is this is
0:55:22.960,0:55:26.400
fun
0:55:24.559,0:55:28.640
i hope gabe enjoyed it that's all i got
0:55:26.400,0:55:28.640
for you
0:55:29.280,0:55:32.480
got anything for him gabe nope have a
0:55:31.440,0:55:35.359
good one
0:55:32.480,0:55:35.359
perfect y'all be good
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before we get started i do want to make
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an apology
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sometimes the mic would cut off a little
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bit it didn't really start until like
0:00:08.000,0:00:10.880
the 35 minute mark and it kind of messed
0:00:10.559,0:00:14.160
up
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here and there but 90 of this episode
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is without issues enjoy what is up
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ladies and gentlemen
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this is the first episode of the two
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minute drill hopefully you get the pun
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behind
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our name the min is in quotes
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because we're two men just figuring this
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whole thing out
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as to how we're going to keep y'all
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entertained for maybe 30 minutes 45
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minutes 60 minutes
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who knows how long these will go we're
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going to try to cap them out at about 45
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minutes 60 minutes just so we don't bore
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you all to death
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i am hunter gonzalez with me as
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always is i'll let you introduce
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yourself
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uh gabe cornwall perfect so
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gabe let's give the people the intro um
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talk to me who is gabe well not really
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to me talk to the people who is gabe and
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then i'll talk to them as to who i am
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well i am i've been
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i'm 26 years old and i've been a
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football fan
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i've been a football fan since probably
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98
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but i didn't really get into the
0:01:17.119,0:01:23.600
patriots until
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june uh 2005-ish like
0:01:23.600,0:01:27.040
as soon as the patriots were done
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winning the three super bowls i was
0:01:27.040,0:01:29.920
became a fan
0:01:28.479,0:01:32.320
i didn't worship didn't get to
0:01:29.920,0:01:34.880
experience any of that
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so why why football why not basketball
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why not baseball white football
0:01:36.799,0:01:40.720
honestly the reason why i started to
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love football
0:01:40.720,0:01:46.720
was i think it was madden 98
0:01:44.000,0:01:48.960
i used to play that with my dad okay and
0:01:46.720,0:01:51.119
he would always kill me
0:01:48.960,0:01:52.000
and uh what what team did he use was he
0:01:51.119,0:01:55.759
the broncos
0:01:52.000,0:01:57.119
he was the i believe he was a cowboys or
0:01:55.759,0:01:59.840
the bucks
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he grew up in florida so he uh he liked
0:01:59.840,0:02:03.280
the bucks
0:02:01.119,0:02:04.479
but he was either one of those teams i
0:02:03.280,0:02:06.479
couldn't even tell you seriously i
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couldn't tell you a single
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maybe in 98 they would have had um
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oh man i can't think of he was the
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second wide receiver on the cowboys
0:02:13.040,0:02:15.840
roster when they were winning the super
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bowls in the 90s i can't think of his
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name
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the life of me right now but i couldn't
0:02:17.760,0:02:22.000
tell you a single bucks player back then
0:02:19.920,0:02:24.239
cowboys i could but i couldn't tell you
0:02:22.000,0:02:27.200
a single bucks player
0:02:24.239,0:02:28.160
honestly i only know like five bucks
0:02:27.200,0:02:29.440
players now
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and that's two of them would used to be
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a patriot
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hold on i gotta look okay john lynch was
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there work done how did i forget oh work
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done duh
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warren sap okay never mind they they
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weren't they weren't bad let's
0:02:39.840,0:02:43.040
let's i mean of course they weren't bad
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they went to didn't they go to the super
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bowl like
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i think it was 2000 2000 2001 that they
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went when they had
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um rondae and all of them there's a
0:02:50.480,0:02:54.239
there's a great roster there's
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i think i believe it's two thousand
0:02:54.239,0:02:59.519
because 2001 was the patriots
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2001 2002 2004
0:02:59.519,0:03:06.319
here here's um no 2000 they lost no wild
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card 2001 they lost wild card 2002
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was when it was when they wanted all in
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between the patriots
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in between the patriots so that's pretty
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cool
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um i know we were talking off air today
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it's going to be hard not to let that
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tom brady fandom come out i know that
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it's
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hard for all your patriot fans to not
0:03:23.040,0:03:26.560
let that stuff come out
0:03:24.799,0:03:29.840
hey you talked to a lot of patrons fans
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now and they hate tom brady
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so the last super bowl the patriots one
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which is what two years ago yeah
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um so i have a real good friend of mine
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who's a huge patriot fan and this dude's
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been a patriot fans
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for literally his entire life and he's
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probably 20
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i think jake's 25 26 jake if you're
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listening to this shout out to you by
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the way
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but um he's been a huge patriot fan for
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forever
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and just like i told you earlier today
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it is
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a um i just don't talk to him
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when the super bowl is going on or when
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the playoffs are going on i just say
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like hey jake how you doing
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he tells me great great perfect i don't
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feel like talking about football with
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you because y'all patriot fans are uh
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it i wouldn't even say patriot fans so
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i'm a huge celtic fan so i feel like i
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have the right to say this
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like y'all have boston sports fans feels
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their god-given right to like compete
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and win a championship every year
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compete in championships
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there it is right there okay so it's
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it's always a little um
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it's always a little fun just to just
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see how patriot fans are
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in february i don't even want to say in
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january really i mean the season starts
0:04:34.479,0:04:40.000
for patriot fans in january
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and it ends in february always
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i mean the thing is like the patriots
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were laughing stock of the nfl
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for like 30 years they were no one cared
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about him at all until
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bill belichick comes and then tom brady
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surprises surprises of the world with
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at super bowl run exactly exactly they
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had a few good years in the 80s when my
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bears killed them
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oh my goodness they got destroyed versus
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the packers and theirs
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yup so uh the bears are
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that team it wasn't you know like didn't
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they
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they lost like 20 plus points right i
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think the final score is
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in that 1985 super bowl hold on
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i listened to someone else and uh they
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always they
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always talk about the 85 team versus the
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2007 patriots team
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so it's 46 10 i was going to say 56 10
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yeah it was 46
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10. yeah that's just that's crazy
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i mean i'm looking at the box score
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right now so yeah it was
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i okay truthfully it was 46 to 3 because
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the patriots scored um they scored a
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touchdown with
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uh let's find out i can't really figure
0:05:52.960,0:05:56.880
this out really
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what 10 seconds left okay full play by
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play i'm looking at the force
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okay so okay no no actually it was it
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was with 1335 left in the fourth okay
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i can live with that and then bears have
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had a safety with 542 left so it was 46
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to 10 was the final score but
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all that to say after that the patriots
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just i mean
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i mean that was like the last like kind
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of thing
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did great they were better yep
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but they were never like amazing and
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that's it's funny because
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um so when i started loving the bears
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i'll kind of segue that into why i love
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the bear so
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i jumped on the bandwagons of all the
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teams that were doing really good in the
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2001
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to 2000 2001 um sports season
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and i believe it was in 2002 craig
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krenzel from ohio state was the bears
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quarterback
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i couldn't tell you another player on
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that team but i loved craig krinsland i
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loved that he took them to the nfc was
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either the divisional round or the
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championship
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and uh he got killed i forget who they
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played yeah
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i can't remember who they played uh but
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they got killed
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and it's just been brutal times ever
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since 2006 when they went to the uh
0:07:09.440,0:07:14.160
super bowl i will never forget devin
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hester return in the opening kickoff 108
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yards
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i will never forget that um i was
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screaming i i was
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at the time i think i was uh i was
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probably 11 or 12.
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um i i told my dad i'm like 11 or 12 i'm
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screaming in my in my pillow because it
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was
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going on like eight o'clock at night and
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i had just had a little sister who was
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born
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and i'm screaming about oh my god the
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bears are gonna win this my dad's like
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dude
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there's still 59 minutes left in this in
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this game you need to you need to relax
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and then we all know i haven't peyton
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just absolutely destroyed them rex
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grossman was awful
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and we've been in um the doldrums ever
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since we've had a few good years here
0:07:48.960,0:07:53.199
and there
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but um yeah don't even get me
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don't don't get me going with the bears
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and really that's
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um that kind of brings us to the next
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kind of our first
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question before we change that
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i was the biggest bearish fame that's
0:08:06.240,0:08:10.319
super bowl
0:08:07.440,0:08:10.720
i was yeah i was like i wanted them to
0:08:10.319,0:08:14.720
win
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so bad you know unbelievable
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i remember thinking just how bad they
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were i mean it was their defense their
0:08:18.240,0:08:21.840
offense
0:08:18.800,0:08:23.199
was horrific yeah i mean retch grossman
0:08:21.840,0:08:24.960
he was like
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he was just he was the crutch of that
0:08:24.960,0:08:27.520
team any other quarterback would have
0:08:26.960,0:08:30.560
been
0:08:27.520,0:08:31.320
a super bowl win so i'm going to look
0:08:30.560,0:08:35.200
this up
0:08:31.320,0:08:35.919
2005 2006. i'll never forget that devin
0:08:35.200,0:08:39.440
hester
0:08:35.919,0:08:41.360
return that's i mean it's so iconic
0:08:39.440,0:08:42.959
he he looks himself he looks at himself
0:08:41.360,0:08:43.919
in the jumbotron as he's running and he
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smiles
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yeah i mean that was that was truly one
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of um
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i mean it was just oh man that that was
0:08:52.320,0:08:56.640
truthfully that may go down is one of my
0:08:55.120,0:08:57.360
favorite sports memories of all time i
0:08:56.640,0:08:59.440
mean i've got
0:08:57.360,0:09:01.040
i've got several up there but but
0:08:59.440,0:09:02.560
truthfully because that's just so
0:09:01.040,0:09:05.760
even though the bears got absolutely
0:09:02.560,0:09:07.519
killed um that that's just such a
0:09:05.760,0:09:09.360
just a memorable thing how often is it
0:09:07.519,0:09:10.959
that that happens and
0:09:09.360,0:09:13.279
and yeah it was it was just great i mean
0:09:10.959,0:09:15.839
so i'm looking they lost 29 17.
0:09:13.279,0:09:18.080
excuse me it was rex grossman and then i
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guarantee you 99.9 percent of people
0:09:18.080,0:09:20.320
could not tell you another player on
0:09:19.360,0:09:22.399
that offense
0:09:20.320,0:09:23.920
uh muhammad was their best receiver at
0:09:22.399,0:09:26.160
the time that thomas jones he was a
0:09:23.920,0:09:29.839
really good running back
0:09:26.160,0:09:30.959
he'd just run for 1200 yards um
0:09:29.839,0:09:33.279
but it was it was the defense that
0:09:30.959,0:09:35.279
defense was absolutely incredible
0:09:33.279,0:09:36.560
i feel like even with an average
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quarterback
0:09:36.560,0:09:41.760
they would have won like which grossman
0:09:39.200,0:09:45.680
could not get the ball to anyone
0:09:41.760,0:09:46.720
so so that this year he had he had 3 100
0:09:45.680,0:09:49.519
3200 yards
0:09:46.720,0:09:50.480
23 touchdowns and i forgot this but he
0:09:49.519,0:09:52.480
was so
0:09:50.480,0:09:54.240
bad about turning the ball over 20
0:09:52.480,0:09:56.240
interceptions didn't he turn it all over
0:09:54.240,0:09:59.600
like three times in that super bowl
0:09:56.240,0:10:01.519
uh i believe he did i think it was like
0:09:59.600,0:10:02.640
three or four if i'm remembering right
0:10:01.519,0:10:06.000
and it was it was just
0:10:02.640,0:10:08.320
bad um let me let it look so
0:10:06.000,0:10:10.240
yeah you're right that the bears got it
0:10:08.320,0:10:11.040
to that super bowl just because of the
0:10:10.240,0:10:12.560
defense
0:10:11.040,0:10:14.079
it was there it was their defense i mean
0:10:12.560,0:10:16.480
that that was that was so
0:10:14.079,0:10:18.640
so the the nail in the coffin kelvin
0:10:16.480,0:10:19.600
hayden had a 56-yard interception return
0:10:18.640,0:10:22.000
for touchdown
0:10:19.600,0:10:22.959
um in the fourth quarter with 11 44 left
0:10:22.000,0:10:26.320
that put the
0:10:22.959,0:10:29.839
colts up 29-17 so it's 22-17
0:10:26.320,0:10:32.240
still still a close game um and yeah
0:10:29.839,0:10:34.160
we just so the bears turned the ball
0:10:32.240,0:10:36.720
over five times
0:10:34.160,0:10:38.240
um two interceptions and three fumbles i
0:10:36.720,0:10:39.839
believe rex grossman had a couple
0:10:38.240,0:10:42.240
fumbles yeah here it is he had a couple
0:10:39.839,0:10:42.240
fumbles
0:10:42.320,0:10:47.360
cedric benson rest in peace to him he
0:10:44.640,0:10:50.880
lost one um
0:10:47.360,0:10:53.440
yeah donnie get me going so
0:10:50.880,0:10:54.800
i guess that begs the question and this
0:10:53.440,0:10:58.560
is this is the first
0:10:54.800,0:10:58.560
question of the two-minute drill
0:10:59.360,0:11:03.279
what's gonna what's gonna happen in the
0:11:01.360,0:11:06.880
nfl this year man
0:11:03.279,0:11:09.200
i mean i personally think like
0:11:06.880,0:11:10.079
hearing about all the like uh nba
0:11:09.200,0:11:11.760
players
0:11:10.079,0:11:13.200
talking about how they're not playing
0:11:11.760,0:11:15.040
and they're scared about
0:11:13.200,0:11:16.240
like they're going to do some kind of
0:11:15.040,0:11:18.079
bubble
0:11:16.240,0:11:20.800
how are they going to do a bubble over
0:11:18.079,0:11:23.519
like 2 000 people
0:11:20.800,0:11:25.519
it's just it just seems impossible so i
0:11:23.519,0:11:27.600
mean the more this code goes around
0:11:25.519,0:11:28.640
the more i think that we're not going to
0:11:27.600,0:11:31.600
have a season
0:11:28.640,0:11:33.200
or if we do it's going to be a very
0:11:31.600,0:11:34.560
short season
0:11:33.200,0:11:36.320
like i wouldn't be surprised just to
0:11:34.560,0:11:39.519
have like division games plus
0:11:36.320,0:11:41.680
like have like 10 games total
0:11:39.519,0:11:42.959
i i don't i don't disagree with you one
0:11:41.680,0:11:44.640
bit i mean we've
0:11:42.959,0:11:46.640
i was just talking to tatum my wife
0:11:44.640,0:11:48.560
about this earlier
0:11:46.640,0:11:49.760
earlier today actually she she told me
0:11:48.560,0:11:52.399
something she said hey
0:11:49.760,0:11:53.920
i'm really excited for for um the nba to
0:11:52.399,0:11:56.560
get started and
0:11:53.920,0:11:58.240
i'll talk about the nba until i'm blue
0:11:56.560,0:12:00.000
in the face it's my favorite sport
0:11:58.240,0:12:01.440
um over the past probably five six years
0:12:00.000,0:12:02.399
it's become my favorite sport still love
0:12:01.440,0:12:04.880
the nfl
0:12:02.399,0:12:08.000
um still won't miss any games on sundays
0:12:04.880,0:12:10.000
but the nba is my that's my first love
0:12:08.000,0:12:11.440
and she asked me she said how are they
0:12:10.000,0:12:13.279
doing that so i told her about the whole
0:12:11.440,0:12:16.000
bubble concept and everything and
0:12:13.279,0:12:16.560
she was like that's it just i think it
0:12:16.000,0:12:18.880
sounds
0:12:16.560,0:12:21.040
great and but you can touch are you we
0:12:18.880,0:12:24.560
can talk about what the mls did today
0:12:21.040,0:12:26.880
or yesterday fc dallas they they
0:12:24.560,0:12:28.639
pulled out of it because the bubble
0:12:26.880,0:12:30.320
concept is great in terms of keeping
0:12:28.639,0:12:31.760
people out but what happens if one
0:12:30.320,0:12:33.760
person gets it
0:12:31.760,0:12:34.880
everybody i get it wasn't there like ten
0:12:33.760,0:12:37.360
players that i got
0:12:34.880,0:12:38.000
uh as a positive four code i think it
0:12:37.360,0:12:40.079
was like ten or
0:12:38.000,0:12:41.839
eleven yeah i mean that's that's what's
0:12:40.079,0:12:43.440
going to happen and when push comes to
0:12:41.839,0:12:46.320
shove i mean
0:12:43.440,0:12:46.639
let's not so let's just talk like like
0:12:46.320,0:12:48.240
the
0:12:46.639,0:12:49.600
the chiefs for example because they're
0:12:48.240,0:12:51.200
they're in the news right now paying
0:12:49.600,0:12:53.040
patrick mahomes like seven trillion
0:12:51.200,0:12:56.000
dollars um
0:12:53.040,0:12:57.920
if if patrick mahomes catches the the
0:12:56.000,0:12:59.920
coronavirus
0:12:57.920,0:13:02.000
of course regardless of if he has it
0:12:59.920,0:13:04.399
really bad regardless if he has a
0:13:02.000,0:13:07.440
asymptomatic but whatever it is if he
0:13:04.399,0:13:11.600
catches it he can't play
0:13:07.440,0:13:12.720
and like the the the society won't let
0:13:11.600,0:13:14.639
him play
0:13:12.720,0:13:16.240
and what happens he's going to catch it
0:13:14.639,0:13:18.240
he's going to give it to xyz person
0:13:16.240,0:13:18.959
let's just say he doesn't give it to xyz
0:13:18.240,0:13:20.959
person
0:13:18.959,0:13:23.040
in the nfl they're only being 16 games
0:13:20.959,0:13:23.360
in a year if you lose a couple games
0:13:23.040,0:13:26.000
you're
0:13:23.360,0:13:28.560
you're behind the eight ball and if he
0:13:26.000,0:13:30.000
misses a couple games they're stuck with
0:13:28.560,0:13:31.760
i mean who's their backup quarterback is
0:13:30.000,0:13:34.959
it still uh
0:13:31.760,0:13:37.920
who who was last year um i have
0:13:34.959,0:13:39.440
no one knows i mean he played he played
0:13:37.920,0:13:41.279
that one game
0:13:39.440,0:13:44.240
or two games yeah yeah i think he played
0:13:41.279,0:13:48.240
two games after he spring was lucy
0:13:44.240,0:13:51.600
no um oh my gosh i should know this
0:13:48.240,0:13:53.600
holy crap i'm not too sure
0:13:51.600,0:13:55.120
because he got he whenever he hurt his
0:13:53.600,0:13:56.800
knee on that qb sneak
0:13:55.120,0:13:59.760
yeah yeah he was when he sprained his
0:13:56.800,0:14:03.360
mcl oh my god i should remember that
0:13:59.760,0:14:04.320
uh matt moore okay so matt moore he may
0:14:03.360,0:14:06.480
not even still be
0:14:04.320,0:14:07.920
a part of the team yeah he is he a part
0:14:06.480,0:14:08.959
of the team yes he still is a part of
0:14:07.920,0:14:10.880
the team so
0:14:08.959,0:14:12.399
i mean like what you're rolling with
0:14:10.880,0:14:13.279
matt moore and that that it just ain't
0:14:12.399,0:14:15.040
gonna cut it
0:14:13.279,0:14:16.399
when push comes to shove in a 16 game
0:14:15.040,0:14:19.040
schedule and just like you said that's
0:14:16.399,0:14:22.240
if they even have a 16 game schedule
0:14:19.040,0:14:26.560
um i i think
0:14:22.240,0:14:28.639
i i don't know i mean i i want to say
0:14:26.560,0:14:30.160
like the the business owner in me wants
0:14:28.639,0:14:31.279
to say like oh no these billionaire
0:14:30.160,0:14:32.399
owners are going to make this crap
0:14:31.279,0:14:35.760
happen but like
0:14:32.399,0:14:36.800
the the the common sense person to me
0:14:35.760,0:14:39.600
says like there's
0:14:36.800,0:14:40.720
there's just no way i mean it's hard
0:14:39.600,0:14:43.600
enough in the nba
0:14:40.720,0:14:44.560
but i mean how many players are in the
0:14:43.600,0:14:47.040
nba
0:14:44.560,0:14:48.800
i mean so each team carries 15 and and
0:14:47.040,0:14:49.600
they were they were allowed to carry 16
0:14:48.800,0:14:52.320
going into this
0:14:49.600,0:14:56.079
um going into this um bubble so you have
0:14:52.320,0:14:56.079
16 by 30 what's that i mean
0:14:56.839,0:15:02.399
about
0:14:59.440,0:15:04.560
yeah i mean it's about 500 so i mean 500
0:15:02.399,0:15:06.160
or 2 000 common sense says 500 is a
0:15:04.560,0:15:09.199
whole hell of a lot easier to
0:15:06.160,0:15:10.399
to take care of the 2000 so um i i think
0:15:09.199,0:15:11.600
we're
0:15:10.399,0:15:13.199
i think we're going gonna run into some
0:15:11.600,0:15:14.639
issues and i think a big thing will be
0:15:13.199,0:15:16.160
what happens with training camp i mean
0:15:14.639,0:15:17.279
training camps open in three weeks i
0:15:16.160,0:15:20.240
mean it
0:15:17.279,0:15:21.760
it if they open up okay great but this
0:15:20.240,0:15:23.279
coronavirus isn't going nowhere in three
0:15:21.760,0:15:24.839
weeks regardless of how you feel about
0:15:23.279,0:15:26.720
it it ain't just gonna just up and
0:15:24.839,0:15:30.240
disappear um
0:15:26.720,0:15:32.320
i think that i dude i
0:15:30.240,0:15:33.839
i really don't know i i do like your
0:15:32.320,0:15:34.880
thought process though with the with the
0:15:33.839,0:15:37.759
ten game season
0:15:34.880,0:15:38.880
and and having their little asterisk by
0:15:37.759,0:15:41.759
this season is really
0:15:38.880,0:15:43.680
what's going to happen but it's i always
0:15:41.759,0:15:46.240
hate that just because it's like
0:15:43.680,0:15:46.880
i mean they still did that i mean it's
0:15:46.240,0:15:49.199
not like
0:15:46.880,0:15:50.720
like one team played 10 games and the
0:15:49.199,0:15:53.360
other team played 15.
0:15:50.720,0:15:54.000
i mean everyone was still even but no i
0:15:53.360,0:15:55.920
mean
0:15:54.000,0:15:58.000
no matter who wins if they if they have
0:15:55.920,0:16:00.560
a super bowl no matter who wins
0:15:58.000,0:16:02.160
it's going to be a question mark
0:16:00.560,0:16:03.360
absolutely is could they have done it
0:16:02.160,0:16:06.480
without this
0:16:03.360,0:16:07.839
and then that that like
0:16:06.480,0:16:10.320
oh what were you going to say all right
0:16:07.839,0:16:13.440
one thing is like how much i
0:16:10.320,0:16:15.120
want the football season to be here i
0:16:13.440,0:16:17.279
think it's kind of
0:16:15.120,0:16:18.480
like swings my bias a little bit like
0:16:17.279,0:16:19.279
yeah we're gonna have a season that's
0:16:18.480,0:16:23.839
everybody
0:16:19.279,0:16:23.839
i really do think that's
0:16:24.160,0:16:27.199
i was talking to a client about this
0:16:25.759,0:16:28.959
this morning and
0:16:27.199,0:16:30.800
and hopefully tommy you're listening to
0:16:28.959,0:16:33.360
this is
0:16:30.800,0:16:35.120
he he basically was like dude i hope
0:16:33.360,0:16:37.360
that this happens and so like i think
0:16:35.120,0:16:38.240
just like you said like our biases want
0:16:37.360,0:16:41.600
to get in the way
0:16:38.240,0:16:43.199
of of what's truly going to happen and
0:16:41.600,0:16:44.720
again right or wrong right here to get
0:16:43.199,0:16:49.279
into what the what the
0:16:44.720,0:16:50.480
um what the uh the legitimacy of it is
0:16:49.279,0:16:53.680
or isn't but
0:16:50.480,0:16:55.759
um our bias is going to get in the way
0:16:53.680,0:16:56.880
and the thing is is roger goodell
0:16:55.759,0:16:58.240
i don't think anybody's going to sit
0:16:56.880,0:16:59.600
here and say he's a he's a great
0:16:58.240,0:17:03.199
commissioner but
0:16:59.600,0:17:05.039
he knows he he's pretty good he can be
0:17:03.199,0:17:07.600
good he can be good but
0:17:05.039,0:17:08.559
i mean he knows that everybody wants
0:17:07.600,0:17:10.799
there to be a season
0:17:08.559,0:17:12.480
he just knows that so if in the public
0:17:10.799,0:17:14.880
uh uh court of opinion
0:17:12.480,0:17:16.799
is you want a season well by god he's
0:17:14.880,0:17:18.240
gonna do his damn just to make sure that
0:17:16.799,0:17:21.679
we get a season
0:17:18.240,0:17:25.520
um and sure dude i don't know
0:17:21.679,0:17:28.160
i might hate hate hate roger goodell
0:17:25.520,0:17:30.320
but hey none of that hate goes to the
0:17:28.160,0:17:33.679
owners and that's kind of his job
0:17:30.320,0:17:34.880
i mean i was the shield so
0:17:33.679,0:17:36.880
he does a good job even though i hate
0:17:34.880,0:17:38.799
him and uh
0:17:36.880,0:17:41.360
but like one thing like even if the
0:17:38.799,0:17:44.480
season starts what happens if
0:17:41.360,0:17:47.520
say a player gets coveted
0:17:44.480,0:17:48.320
he doesn't show a single sign and then a
0:17:47.520,0:17:51.919
week later
0:17:48.320,0:17:53.360
they play a game now he tests positive
0:17:51.919,0:17:55.600
i mean they're going to be testing
0:17:53.360,0:17:58.640
players probably daily
0:17:55.600,0:18:00.880
but i mean
0:17:58.640,0:18:03.360
one once a player test is positive the
0:18:00.880,0:18:05.520
whole team 90 chance has
0:18:03.360,0:18:06.640
will get it i mean this is too close to
0:18:05.520,0:18:09.760
each other
0:18:06.640,0:18:12.799
exactly and that's what the
0:18:09.760,0:18:16.240
that's what the um
0:18:12.799,0:18:16.240
question mark is is
0:18:16.799,0:18:20.160
do you even run that risk i mean you
0:18:18.480,0:18:21.600
have some people that say yeah just do
0:18:20.160,0:18:24.400
it and then you have some people
0:18:21.600,0:18:25.679
say don't do it and that's where you
0:18:24.400,0:18:28.720
begin that thing is
0:18:25.679,0:18:29.280
is that starts to get into legal issues
0:18:28.720,0:18:31.760
whenever
0:18:29.280,0:18:32.960
if a player gets say a player gets in
0:18:31.760,0:18:36.160
dies
0:18:32.960,0:18:39.600
exactly exactly that was what happened
0:18:36.160,0:18:43.200
kill the nfl exactly so you there's just
0:18:39.600,0:18:45.520
a lot of things that um that are just
0:18:43.200,0:18:47.760
question marks and truthfully i think
0:18:45.520,0:18:49.039
that of course they have a
0:18:47.760,0:18:50.080
of course they have an idea of what
0:18:49.039,0:18:51.360
they're going to do they have a backup
0:18:50.080,0:18:53.520
plan with their backup plan to their
0:18:51.360,0:18:56.559
backup plan but
0:18:53.520,0:18:57.360
nobody really knows i mean nobody knows
0:18:56.559,0:19:00.400
we've been told
0:18:57.360,0:19:02.000
different things by by not even i don't
0:19:00.400,0:19:03.440
even want to say politicians but like
0:19:02.000,0:19:05.919
just the leaders
0:19:03.440,0:19:07.360
in at the top of everything of hey masks
0:19:05.919,0:19:08.480
are good masks aren't good
0:19:07.360,0:19:09.280
there's going to be sports there's not
0:19:08.480,0:19:10.640
going to be sports there's gonna be
0:19:09.280,0:19:12.400
school there's not gonna be school
0:19:10.640,0:19:13.679
harvard just shut down their school it's
0:19:12.400,0:19:16.480
all online this this
0:19:13.679,0:19:17.840
whole 20 20 20 21 year um and i think
0:19:16.480,0:19:20.640
many schools are going to follow
0:19:17.840,0:19:22.000
suit and that begs the question is are
0:19:20.640,0:19:23.280
college sports going to be played in the
0:19:22.000,0:19:24.559
phone if college sports aren't going to
0:19:23.280,0:19:27.120
be played in the fall and
0:19:24.559,0:19:28.720
nfl plays in the fall but people are
0:19:27.120,0:19:31.039
going to then say the nfl is
0:19:28.720,0:19:31.840
greedy and like it's just a huge issue
0:19:31.039,0:19:34.880
that's that's
0:19:31.840,0:19:36.480
literally never been seen before that
0:19:34.880,0:19:38.240
brings up another question is like
0:19:36.480,0:19:40.000
what's going to happen to all the like
0:19:38.240,0:19:40.960
people that were seniors and stuff that
0:19:40.000,0:19:43.600
wants to go play
0:19:40.960,0:19:45.039
like going enter the draft what's going
0:19:43.600,0:19:47.760
to happen with that
0:19:45.039,0:19:48.720
it is so funny you mentioned this so
0:19:47.760,0:19:50.640
again
0:19:48.720,0:19:51.760
the same client i asked this morning i
0:19:50.640,0:19:53.120
said so
0:19:51.760,0:19:54.960
like what does this mean so he's an
0:19:53.120,0:19:56.160
athlete he's a collegiate athlete i said
0:19:54.960,0:19:58.799
so what does this mean
0:19:56.160,0:19:59.760
for your teammates or for your friends
0:19:58.799,0:20:01.840
that that
0:19:59.760,0:20:03.440
that were wanting to get drafted or
0:20:01.840,0:20:05.120
would be drafted or let's just say you
0:20:03.440,0:20:06.080
go and get draft what does this mean if
0:20:05.120,0:20:08.240
your season
0:20:06.080,0:20:10.640
he said he's a false sport player what
0:20:08.240,0:20:12.400
does it mean if your season is cancelled
0:20:10.640,0:20:13.760
he said well they may push him back to
0:20:12.400,0:20:16.559
spring and i said okay well
0:20:13.760,0:20:17.440
let's just say that's canceled too like
0:20:16.559,0:20:19.600
what is this
0:20:17.440,0:20:21.440
what does that mean and he he told me
0:20:19.600,0:20:24.240
and it's something that i think only
0:20:21.440,0:20:24.720
only a person in this situation can say
0:20:24.240,0:20:27.919
and i
0:20:24.720,0:20:30.480
completely um i agreed with him i
0:20:27.919,0:20:32.159
couldn't help but agree with him he said
0:20:30.480,0:20:34.159
um i don't want to put words in his
0:20:32.159,0:20:36.080
mouth but i'm going to paraphrase
0:20:34.159,0:20:37.600
basically like that's not that's not
0:20:36.080,0:20:38.799
what they're worried about like that
0:20:37.600,0:20:40.159
when i say they i mean like the
0:20:38.799,0:20:41.679
commissioners of big 12
0:20:40.159,0:20:43.919
see and all that like they're not
0:20:41.679,0:20:44.960
worried about gabe cornwall going and
0:20:43.919,0:20:46.080
getting drafted tomorrow
0:20:44.960,0:20:48.960
they couldn't care less about hunter
0:20:46.080,0:20:48.960
against getting drafted
0:20:49.440,0:20:52.720
and then that begs the question of why
0:20:51.679,0:20:55.200
but
0:20:52.720,0:20:57.840
i mean another side thing is like that
0:20:55.200,0:21:00.720
sure that might be fine for like the
0:20:57.840,0:21:01.760
fourth fifth sixth seventh round players
0:21:00.720,0:21:03.120
are you going to say that to your first
0:21:01.760,0:21:05.760
round perfect
0:21:03.120,0:21:06.640
exactly school a whole lot of money this
0:21:05.760,0:21:09.440
year yeah i mean
0:21:06.640,0:21:10.559
and that's again like that that's
0:21:09.440,0:21:12.080
there's just no
0:21:10.559,0:21:14.320
we've never dealt with this and then
0:21:12.080,0:21:15.919
that that also begs the question
0:21:14.320,0:21:17.760
i i was pulling this up while you're
0:21:15.919,0:21:18.799
just talking is what does this do for
0:21:17.760,0:21:19.679
the long term
0:21:18.799,0:21:21.520
like what are the long-term
0:21:19.679,0:21:23.039
ramifications i'm talking simply from a
0:21:21.520,0:21:24.320
financial sense not at all from a health
0:21:23.039,0:21:24.880
sense because i'm not a doctor and i
0:21:24.320,0:21:26.799
don't know
0:21:24.880,0:21:28.640
but i don't even think majority of
0:21:26.799,0:21:31.120
doctors know but
0:21:28.640,0:21:32.159
from a financial sense like what does
0:21:31.120,0:21:34.720
this do
0:21:32.159,0:21:35.919
to the nfl salary cap and you have you
0:21:34.720,0:21:37.679
have all these guys that are
0:21:35.919,0:21:39.840
that were banking on making their other
0:21:37.679,0:21:41.200
big checks next year or even this year
0:21:39.840,0:21:43.200
their teams were
0:21:41.200,0:21:44.640
let's just say patrick mahomes not
0:21:43.200,0:21:46.400
really because he still has two years
0:21:44.640,0:21:47.520
left on his deal but that prescott let's
0:21:46.400,0:21:49.919
say
0:21:47.520,0:21:51.280
sean watson yeah he they can't go out
0:21:49.919,0:21:52.400
and pay him even if they want to pay you
0:21:51.280,0:21:54.240
45 million here
0:21:52.400,0:21:55.760
they can't do that because they don't
0:21:54.240,0:21:57.039
know is the cap gonna stay the same next
0:21:55.760,0:21:58.640
year they're gonna go down
0:21:57.039,0:22:00.320
and then a year later is it going to go
0:21:58.640,0:22:00.880
up down is it going to stay the same
0:22:00.320,0:22:02.880
like
0:22:00.880,0:22:05.760
what are the ramifications of that i
0:22:02.880,0:22:08.240
feel like if they have an nfl season
0:22:05.760,0:22:09.280
all all games i feel like the cap would
0:22:08.240,0:22:12.640
probably go up
0:22:09.280,0:22:16.320
just because if football
0:22:12.640,0:22:19.200
is the biggest sport that comes back
0:22:16.320,0:22:19.520
everyone will be watching even if they
0:22:19.200,0:22:22.559
don't
0:22:19.520,0:22:23.120
like everything yeah i mean how much
0:22:22.559,0:22:26.799
money do you
0:22:23.120,0:22:28.880
actually make from stadium i guess
0:22:26.799,0:22:30.400
i mean you make good money but their
0:22:28.880,0:22:31.600
money is just like
0:22:30.400,0:22:33.280
i was talking to the same client about
0:22:31.600,0:22:34.400
this couple weeks ago is their money's
0:22:33.280,0:22:36.240
in those tv deals
0:22:34.400,0:22:38.640
yeah i mean cbs paying 200 million
0:22:36.240,0:22:41.039
dollars for the rights the 2020 afc
0:22:38.640,0:22:42.240
games or whatever they pay and yada yada
0:22:41.039,0:22:43.200
i mean that's where they're making their
0:22:42.240,0:22:44.559
money and they're making their money in
0:22:43.200,0:22:45.840
the advertisements between the
0:22:44.559,0:22:49.600
commercial breaks and
0:22:45.840,0:22:51.360
and all that stuff and so i i think
0:22:49.600,0:22:53.520
i don't i don't think you're wrong with
0:22:51.360,0:22:55.600
saying that but
0:22:53.520,0:22:57.120
but you also have to think from a can i
0:22:55.600,0:22:59.600
say you in general
0:22:57.120,0:23:00.720
you have to think from a um businessman
0:22:59.600,0:23:02.799
sense because all these owners are
0:23:00.720,0:23:04.640
business and they're not just being
0:23:02.799,0:23:07.600
locked in the money on the lotto it's
0:23:04.640,0:23:11.360
not like yeah is it mark davis
0:23:07.600,0:23:11.360
pretty much good lord but mark
0:23:11.440,0:23:15.200
was it or whatever i mean but but it's
0:23:14.240,0:23:16.480
really just
0:23:15.200,0:23:19.120
like these dudes are business man and
0:23:16.480,0:23:20.799
they and they are yes they want to win
0:23:19.120,0:23:23.039
duh i mean or otherwise they wouldn't be
0:23:20.799,0:23:24.960
spending the kind of money they are but
0:23:23.039,0:23:26.640
they also want to make money well let's
0:23:24.960,0:23:28.320
be real if it boils down to making a
0:23:26.640,0:23:29.600
billion extra dollars or
0:23:28.320,0:23:30.880
making it to the playoffs they're going
0:23:29.600,0:23:31.840
to change the billion extra dollars i
0:23:30.880,0:23:32.640
don't want to speak to them but i'll
0:23:31.840,0:23:35.120
speak for them
0:23:32.640,0:23:36.960
i don't feel like that's completely true
0:23:35.120,0:23:39.120
on every owner
0:23:36.960,0:23:40.080
i feel like every owner there are some
0:23:39.120,0:23:43.440
just fans
0:23:40.080,0:23:45.840
because i mean jones honestly it's
0:23:43.440,0:23:47.600
like the good teams usually their owners
0:23:45.840,0:23:49.039
are the ones that are like
0:23:47.600,0:23:51.279
i mean they don't mind they just want to
0:23:49.039,0:23:53.200
win because but and then you have a lot
0:23:51.279,0:23:55.520
of bad teams like the drags
0:23:53.200,0:23:57.200
do they really want to win they don't
0:23:55.520,0:23:58.640
put any money anywhere
0:23:57.200,0:24:00.559
and that that's what people have always
0:23:58.640,0:24:02.720
said about khan is is
0:24:00.559,0:24:04.320
is does he really want to win or does he
0:24:02.720,0:24:06.240
because he's the owner of a
0:24:04.320,0:24:07.840
liverpool fc as well as before does he
0:24:06.240,0:24:10.080
just want to move that team to
0:24:07.840,0:24:11.360
london yeah and be like the first guy to
0:24:10.080,0:24:15.840
do that crap but
0:24:11.360,0:24:16.960
i mean i i just think it's i don't think
0:24:15.840,0:24:20.720
i was just going to say i don't think
0:24:16.960,0:24:20.720
they'll ever have a one lending team
0:24:20.799,0:24:24.159
you would have picks of that leave it
0:24:22.640,0:24:26.320
like literally impossible
0:24:24.159,0:24:27.840
unless they have like a railroad that's
0:24:26.320,0:24:30.960
like supersonic
0:24:27.840,0:24:33.440
that can go across exactly i mean and
0:24:30.960,0:24:35.200
it's there's the the logistics of that
0:24:33.440,0:24:35.760
are just outrageous there's just no way
0:24:35.200,0:24:38.240
that
0:24:35.760,0:24:39.440
that will ever happen in in the nfl i
0:24:38.240,0:24:42.480
talked to another client about
0:24:39.440,0:24:45.600
several months ago the nfl
0:24:42.480,0:24:47.679
has tried mexico they tried the nfl
0:24:45.600,0:24:49.440
europa back in the early 2000s and that
0:24:47.679,0:24:51.600
just as a developmental league and i
0:24:49.440,0:24:53.360
i don't think like anybody even players
0:24:51.600,0:24:54.320
families watch those i mean nobody
0:24:53.360,0:24:56.960
watched it
0:24:54.320,0:24:58.799
about it um and so so that i don't
0:24:56.960,0:25:00.400
foresee that ever happening but
0:24:58.799,0:25:02.559
i just think at the end of the day with
0:25:00.400,0:25:04.559
this whole coronavirus stuff is it it's
0:25:02.559,0:25:07.440
just
0:25:04.559,0:25:09.520
nobody knows i mean nobody knows and to
0:25:07.440,0:25:11.120
sit here and act like roger goodell
0:25:09.520,0:25:12.880
knows as much as you and i do i think
0:25:11.120,0:25:14.159
that's a little bit hassle nine he
0:25:12.880,0:25:16.400
probably knows more than we do
0:25:14.159,0:25:18.240
but i mean when push comes to shove i
0:25:16.400,0:25:19.760
don't he doesn't know enough to sit here
0:25:18.240,0:25:21.520
and say the stuff the cap's gonna go up
0:25:19.760,0:25:23.440
next year it's gonna go down i mean
0:25:21.520,0:25:25.279
i feel like i feel like that salary cap
0:25:23.440,0:25:27.679
is they're gonna freeze it
0:25:25.279,0:25:29.039
that's what i feel like they'll do i i i
0:25:27.679,0:25:30.320
wouldn't be surprised with that just
0:25:29.039,0:25:32.880
because
0:25:30.320,0:25:34.240
yeah and i mean that brings up we were
0:25:32.880,0:25:35.279
talking about this right before we we
0:25:34.240,0:25:38.159
started is
0:25:35.279,0:25:38.880
is there one to escrow or put hold 35
0:25:38.159,0:25:40.880
percent of the
0:25:38.880,0:25:42.159
players salary cap or the players
0:25:40.880,0:25:45.039
earnings and escrow
0:25:42.159,0:25:46.880
and it's it's just players want to get
0:25:45.039,0:25:48.559
paid
0:25:46.880,0:25:50.240
as they should i mean nobody you're not
0:25:48.559,0:25:52.400
gonna go to work for free for six months
0:25:50.240,0:25:54.559
so no i'm not gonna do it
0:25:52.400,0:25:56.559
i mean so you just have just these this
0:25:54.559,0:25:58.799
huge just
0:25:56.559,0:25:59.600
coronavirus is the top thing and then
0:25:58.799,0:26:03.120
there's a
0:25:59.600,0:26:04.400
massive tree of just a multitude of
0:26:03.120,0:26:07.840
other things that become
0:26:04.400,0:26:07.840
that become issues because of that
0:26:07.919,0:26:13.200
i mean
0:26:11.039,0:26:14.240
i players just care about their money so
0:26:13.200,0:26:17.440
much
0:26:14.240,0:26:20.640
that they would rather not play
0:26:17.440,0:26:24.240
than give up the money absolutely
0:26:20.640,0:26:26.880
right it makes sense though because like
0:26:24.240,0:26:28.559
it's say a player does go out there and
0:26:26.880,0:26:30.559
gets hurt
0:26:28.559,0:26:31.600
now think like if it's sean watson he
0:26:30.559,0:26:34.240
goes out there
0:26:31.600,0:26:37.120
tears up his knee can't run anymore is
0:26:34.240,0:26:38.960
anyone going to sign a contract
0:26:37.120,0:26:40.159
as much as they would have absolutely
0:26:38.960,0:26:42.159
he's gonna be getting paid
0:26:40.159,0:26:44.480
like look at cam newton he got hurt two
0:26:42.159,0:26:47.520
years now he's getting paid
0:26:44.480,0:26:49.520
guaranteed like 500k
0:26:47.520,0:26:51.840
of a seven and a half million contract
0:26:49.520,0:26:52.400
it's like i mean the dude was an mvp
0:26:51.840,0:26:55.360
what
0:26:52.400,0:26:55.679
2015. five years ago yeah i mean i mean
0:26:55.360,0:26:58.799
it's
0:26:55.679,0:27:00.559
so it's it's and then that
0:26:58.799,0:27:02.559
gets into a whole other can of worms
0:27:00.559,0:27:03.520
wire nfl contracts not guaranteed i know
0:27:02.559,0:27:05.679
what
0:27:03.520,0:27:07.120
but then you get the nfl pa that is
0:27:05.679,0:27:08.320
questioning why are our contracts not
0:27:07.120,0:27:10.240
guaranteed whereas
0:27:08.320,0:27:11.919
mlb you get mike trout he just shows up
0:27:10.240,0:27:12.720
for 12 years and makes 412 million
0:27:11.919,0:27:14.799
dollars
0:27:12.720,0:27:16.640
um not fault and go get your money mike
0:27:14.799,0:27:18.720
but baseball contracts are so crazy
0:27:16.640,0:27:20.000
baseball contracts are they're just
0:27:18.720,0:27:23.120
absolutely insane
0:27:20.000,0:27:23.520
seriously um but you mentioned cam
0:27:23.120,0:27:25.840
newton
0:27:23.520,0:27:28.080
dude what did what are your thoughts on
0:27:25.840,0:27:31.200
on um
0:27:28.080,0:27:33.279
that what are your thoughts on shooting
0:27:31.200,0:27:34.480
any other any other contracts in any any
0:27:33.279,0:27:36.640
other
0:27:34.480,0:27:38.720
transactions that you can think of i
0:27:36.640,0:27:39.919
wrote down four contracts that i thought
0:27:38.720,0:27:42.080
were kind of interesting
0:27:39.919,0:27:44.399
or ricky contracts always guaranteed
0:27:42.080,0:27:44.399
fully
0:27:44.480,0:27:49.120
so no i believe certain past a certain
0:27:47.840,0:27:51.520
round they are but
0:27:49.120,0:27:53.279
um they were guaranteed but then they
0:27:51.520,0:27:54.799
put in with sam bradford they put in a
0:27:53.279,0:27:57.760
cap to it
0:27:54.799,0:27:58.640
but but no i i believe they like in a
0:27:57.760,0:28:00.559
certain round
0:27:58.640,0:28:04.080
they're not well i mean in the first
0:28:00.559,0:28:06.799
round but they're all guaranteed
0:28:04.080,0:28:08.240
i wasn't sure because uh jesuit wills
0:28:06.799,0:28:11.919
signed his four-year deal
0:28:08.240,0:28:14.559
for 19 19.7 mill and he was a number 10
0:28:11.919,0:28:14.559
overall pick
0:28:15.120,0:28:19.360
uh oh well well i mean just a sign on
0:28:17.440,0:28:20.000
the dotted line that dude got 12 million
0:28:19.360,0:28:21.919
dollars
0:28:20.000,0:28:24.559
i mean yeah but i mean i guess the whole
0:28:21.919,0:28:26.000
contract is guaranteed so
0:28:24.559,0:28:27.679
yeah i'm looking at these things fully
0:28:26.000,0:28:29.440
guaranteed
0:28:27.679,0:28:30.720
that's you know i don't know that's
0:28:29.440,0:28:32.159
that's a great question i should
0:28:30.720,0:28:33.440
probably so let's just go look at jordan
0:28:32.159,0:28:35.679
loves for example
0:28:33.440,0:28:37.360
so he signed july 1st this is fully
0:28:35.679,0:28:39.520
guaranteed let's look
0:28:37.360,0:28:41.520
i should know this is this fully
0:28:39.520,0:28:43.679
guaranteed too
0:28:41.520,0:28:44.720
i feel like it wasn't always fully fully
0:28:43.679,0:28:48.240
guaranteed though
0:28:44.720,0:28:50.240
i feel like they have it might thicker
0:28:48.240,0:28:51.919
i i think you're right i do think you're
0:28:50.240,0:28:54.320
right i think just some players got
0:28:51.919,0:28:56.480
fully guaranteed
0:28:54.320,0:28:58.640
so here's brandon iuke i think he was
0:28:56.480,0:28:59.760
the 30th or 25th overall picky this is
0:28:58.640,0:29:01.679
fully guaranteed yeah
0:28:59.760,0:29:03.279
i think past of course after the first
0:29:01.679,0:29:06.320
round they're not they're not
0:29:03.279,0:29:06.720
guaranteed i mean so so let's just look
0:29:06.320,0:29:08.720
at
0:29:06.720,0:29:11.039
denzel mims i know he was in the second
0:29:08.720,0:29:13.520
round i think he was like 35.
0:29:11.039,0:29:17.360
let's look what the jets let's look was
0:29:13.520,0:29:20.960
he 35 i'm gonna feel smart if he was 35
0:29:17.360,0:29:23.279
59 i was wrong you were way off so so it
0:29:20.960,0:29:24.480
so his his contract is four years so he
0:29:23.279,0:29:26.320
was he was dropped in the second round
0:29:24.480,0:29:29.120
his contract is four years
0:29:26.320,0:29:31.200
5.4 million dollars and only 2.36 is
0:29:29.120,0:29:33.600
guaranteed i say only i mean my gosh i
0:29:31.200,0:29:36.480
take 2.36 guaranteed right now
0:29:33.600,0:29:38.080
um yeah that's always so skewed it's
0:29:36.480,0:29:40.640
like
0:29:38.080,0:29:41.600
i mean it's a big number now but they
0:29:40.640,0:29:46.880
took what
0:29:41.600,0:29:50.799
fifteen years like it's like 15 18 years
0:29:46.880,0:29:54.000
just to get to that point and then taxes
0:29:50.799,0:29:57.120
agent fees try and shoot
0:29:54.000,0:29:59.600
like move i mean moving your family
0:29:57.120,0:30:01.840
i'm not i'm not saying it's not a lot
0:29:59.600,0:30:04.799
it's a lot of money no matter what
0:30:01.840,0:30:05.360
but but it runs out quick especially
0:30:04.799,0:30:07.360
because you
0:30:05.360,0:30:09.120
like as soon as you get that contract
0:30:07.360,0:30:10.720
you have a lot of friends
0:30:09.120,0:30:12.320
and it's friends that you never knew you
0:30:10.720,0:30:15.840
had
0:30:12.320,0:30:19.120
exactly that's number one reason why nfl
0:30:15.840,0:30:20.840
nfl players go broke so i don't know if
0:30:19.120,0:30:25.039
you ever watched it but
0:30:20.840,0:30:27.919
um espn 3430 did something
0:30:25.039,0:30:27.919
probably
0:30:28.559,0:30:32.880
honestly probably eight or nine years
0:30:29.840,0:30:35.679
ago truthfully um and it was called
0:30:32.880,0:30:36.960
i think it was called broke and it was
0:30:35.679,0:30:40.240
it talked about
0:30:36.960,0:30:42.159
charles barkley it talked about a couple
0:30:40.240,0:30:43.760
other guys i can't even remember
0:30:42.159,0:30:45.600
and it basically just talked about just
0:30:43.760,0:30:49.200
how quickly those dudes go broke
0:30:45.600,0:30:51.600
and it's it's crazy
0:30:49.200,0:30:52.640
if you watch that trent richardson uh
0:30:51.600,0:30:53.919
3430
0:30:52.640,0:30:55.840
i mean that's the same thing like his
0:30:53.919,0:30:58.480
friends just like his i think his
0:30:55.840,0:31:00.960
family stole it from him i mean he like
0:30:58.480,0:31:02.320
bought them all houses and stuff
0:31:00.960,0:31:04.000
that happens with all because they'll
0:31:02.320,0:31:05.600
hire these they'll hire their
0:31:04.000,0:31:07.679
their friends to become their financial
0:31:05.600,0:31:10.240
advisors with no no
0:31:07.679,0:31:11.760
nothing but do you think that's their
0:31:10.240,0:31:15.679
fault or do you think that that is
0:31:11.760,0:31:18.159
nfl's fault so they were making sure
0:31:15.679,0:31:19.600
they were under jeff fisher when jeff
0:31:18.159,0:31:20.960
fisher was in um
0:31:19.600,0:31:24.480
st louis when they were still in st
0:31:20.960,0:31:26.720
louis he had a um
0:31:24.480,0:31:29.679
basically a rookie mandatory thing where
0:31:26.720,0:31:32.559
they talked about finance
0:31:29.679,0:31:34.080
you know i've actually always talked
0:31:32.559,0:31:34.880
about this and it's something that
0:31:34.080,0:31:39.200
really
0:31:34.880,0:31:39.200
um should be talked about more is
0:31:39.519,0:31:44.559
i i don't want to blame the nfl but i
0:31:42.480,0:31:48.559
also don't not want to blame you
0:31:44.559,0:31:50.960
exactly because there is these kids are
0:31:48.559,0:31:53.279
are i mean hey they're kids they they're
0:31:50.960,0:31:55.200
18 19 20 years old 20 years old is
0:31:53.279,0:31:57.679
typically what they are 2021.
0:31:55.200,0:31:58.480
um i'm not much older than that but i
0:31:57.679,0:32:00.720
can tell you that
0:31:58.480,0:32:01.919
six years ago five years ago if i was
0:32:00.720,0:32:03.840
given a million dollars i
0:32:01.919,0:32:05.679
probably am not going to invest it in
0:32:03.840,0:32:06.000
fact i can assure you that there's zero
0:32:05.679,0:32:08.080
chance
0:32:06.000,0:32:09.600
i would spend it all it's exactly and
0:32:08.080,0:32:11.279
that's that's what ends up happening
0:32:09.600,0:32:13.519
you have your friends and your your
0:32:11.279,0:32:15.919
mom's friends brothers dog aunts uncle
0:32:13.519,0:32:17.519
and they all want to come hey i babysat
0:32:15.919,0:32:19.919
you one time i told you you were
0:32:17.519,0:32:21.120
star where's my money and and it's hard
0:32:19.919,0:32:22.799
to tell people know when they're looking
0:32:21.120,0:32:24.159
at your face even if you want to tell
0:32:22.799,0:32:25.200
them no it's just part that's just kind
0:32:24.159,0:32:27.120
of kind of common
0:32:25.200,0:32:28.240
buyer and seller psychology that it's
0:32:27.120,0:32:31.919
hard to tell no but
0:32:28.240,0:32:33.120
especially family exactly and you find
0:32:31.919,0:32:35.200
these guys that are just taking
0:32:33.120,0:32:38.240
advantage of let's call it
0:32:35.200,0:32:39.760
um and it's it's really sad but um i
0:32:38.240,0:32:41.840
think when push comes to shove
0:32:39.760,0:32:43.679
is nobody feels bad for him i i guess is
0:32:41.840,0:32:45.200
what it boils down to and a sadness that
0:32:43.679,0:32:46.640
is nobody feels bad for him it's just a
0:32:45.200,0:32:50.720
matter of they need to
0:32:46.640,0:32:51.840
um they need to just kind of
0:32:50.720,0:32:53.360
they need to have the right people in
0:32:51.840,0:32:54.480
their ears that's what it boils down to
0:32:53.360,0:32:56.640
recognize so you have your
0:32:54.480,0:32:58.000
average nfl career that's it's two years
0:32:56.640,0:33:01.120
and that's just
0:32:58.000,0:33:02.320
i wanted him to change i think a lot of
0:33:01.120,0:33:04.559
people did it people thought
0:33:02.320,0:33:06.159
the saints people thought the cowboys
0:33:04.559,0:33:08.159
and when i say people thought the
0:33:06.159,0:33:10.399
cowboys i really mean cowboys fans
0:33:08.159,0:33:11.519
cowboys cowboys fans think they're going
0:33:10.399,0:33:13.919
to get everyone
0:33:11.519,0:33:15.120
if it's a free agent oh he's going to
0:33:13.919,0:33:18.640
cowboys
0:33:15.120,0:33:22.080
earl thomas um uh
0:33:18.640,0:33:24.640
jamal adams brady brady
0:33:22.080,0:33:24.640
i mean it's
0:33:27.200,0:33:30.399
jamal adams actually wants to go to the
0:33:29.120,0:33:32.320
cowboys
0:33:30.399,0:33:34.159
he wants to go there because he grew up
0:33:32.320,0:33:34.880
literally so i have clients i have
0:33:34.159,0:33:38.159
clients
0:33:34.880,0:33:41.679
right by where he grew up it is not
0:33:38.159,0:33:43.519
but three minutes from the start it is
0:33:41.679,0:33:44.880
this close to the star i mean like
0:33:43.519,0:33:45.760
literally he went secure or he went to
0:33:44.880,0:33:47.600
hebron
0:33:45.760,0:33:49.600
hebron is right off of one like i said
0:33:47.600,0:33:50.880
just got an alert about steven clinic
0:33:49.600,0:33:54.240
going back to
0:33:50.880,0:33:54.799
the seahawks what are your thoughts on
0:33:54.240,0:33:57.760
that like
0:33:54.799,0:33:59.279
this this is like live like breaking
0:33:57.760,0:34:00.320
news type thing like it's looking like
0:33:59.279,0:34:02.559
he's going back there
0:34:00.320,0:34:03.360
man my first thing my first thought is
0:34:02.559,0:34:05.519
like
0:34:03.360,0:34:07.039
is he actually going to be healthy he's
0:34:05.519,0:34:10.000
hurt every year
0:34:07.039,0:34:11.520
i mean he has he has like his talent
0:34:10.000,0:34:13.679
level is off the charts
0:34:11.520,0:34:15.200
but he's been hurt i think every year
0:34:13.679,0:34:17.280
besides maybe one
0:34:15.200,0:34:18.800
in that year he had like 16 sacks or
0:34:17.280,0:34:19.839
something
0:34:18.800,0:34:23.119
i think that was the year he was an
0:34:19.839,0:34:26.079
all-pro i mean he was he's a good player
0:34:23.119,0:34:26.079
he's a monster
0:34:26.480,0:34:32.159
yeah when he's healthy but my favorite
0:34:29.679,0:34:33.440
high school tape to watch is his because
0:34:32.159,0:34:36.560
he's an absolute
0:34:33.440,0:34:39.760
monster he he he looks like a pro
0:34:36.560,0:34:42.240
in high school i will
0:34:39.760,0:34:43.200
never forget seeing his his high school
0:34:42.240,0:34:47.040
tape
0:34:43.200,0:34:48.800
and i was so he's a couple years older
0:34:47.040,0:34:50.560
than i am
0:34:48.800,0:34:53.919
and i remember seeing it because i used
0:34:50.560,0:34:53.919
to always look at recruiting
0:34:54.480,0:35:01.200
it was not even it wasn't even fair
0:34:58.400,0:35:03.680
like he's matched up against a guy who's
0:35:01.200,0:35:05.520
probably a relatively decently sized
0:35:03.680,0:35:07.520
offensive tackle i mean he's not nfl
0:35:05.520,0:35:10.880
size or anything he's in high school
0:35:07.520,0:35:14.000
and he just murders him i mean like just
0:35:10.880,0:35:16.560
blows him back immediately off the bulge
0:35:14.000,0:35:18.000
okay well i mean like that's seriously
0:35:16.560,0:35:19.760
one of those like
0:35:18.000,0:35:21.520
down set hut here you go man just kill
0:35:19.760,0:35:23.119
my cord
0:35:21.520,0:35:24.960
dude like i'm not even gonna run the
0:35:23.119,0:35:27.680
risk eating her like
0:35:24.960,0:35:28.480
dude even whenever he's like down into
0:35:27.680,0:35:30.640
his stance
0:35:28.480,0:35:31.599
you could like you the second you see a
0:35:30.640,0:35:33.200
like film of them
0:35:31.599,0:35:34.640
you know who he is you don't even need
0:35:33.200,0:35:36.079
like you know how they put circles and
0:35:34.640,0:35:38.240
stuff over the players
0:35:36.079,0:35:39.680
don't you need that you know exactly who
0:35:38.240,0:35:43.200
it is because he's so
0:35:39.680,0:35:46.079
outrageous as a freshman he was
0:35:43.200,0:35:47.040
three two hundred pounds as as a
0:35:46.079,0:35:50.240
freshman
0:35:47.040,0:35:51.839
as a freshman i'm 26 cent and i can't
0:35:50.240,0:35:55.680
even get to 200 pounds
0:35:51.839,0:35:56.240
he was he was 6'5 255 his year of high
0:35:55.680,0:36:01.119
school
0:35:56.240,0:36:04.480
65 255 or 265. 255.
0:36:01.119,0:36:07.839
40 and 455. what
0:36:04.480,0:36:09.440
what a tank absolutely unit
0:36:07.839,0:36:12.160
and then what the play that he's most
0:36:09.440,0:36:14.560
famous for destroying that one
0:36:12.160,0:36:16.240
quarterback the michigan it was the
0:36:14.560,0:36:18.720
michigan running back
0:36:16.240,0:36:20.160
it was the michigan was it i think it
0:36:18.720,0:36:22.880
was the one
0:36:20.160,0:36:23.599
the one that he made fumble yes that
0:36:22.880,0:36:25.920
that was uh
0:36:23.599,0:36:27.200
i think it was i thought it was a
0:36:25.920,0:36:29.119
quarterback
0:36:27.200,0:36:31.079
okay here's his here's his high school
0:36:29.119,0:36:34.400
senior stats
0:36:31.079,0:36:38.240
162 tackles and high schoolers play
0:36:34.400,0:36:42.240
i believe it's 13. 29
0:36:38.240,0:36:44.800
29 and a half sacks 29 tackles for lost
0:36:42.240,0:36:45.520
11 force fumbles scored five touchdowns
0:36:44.800,0:36:50.079
on the
0:36:45.520,0:36:52.720
leading us to a 13 and two 13-2 record
0:36:50.079,0:36:55.280
so he played 15 games 163 he's a
0:36:52.720,0:36:58.480
defensive end
0:36:55.280,0:37:02.400
a defensive end and he has
0:36:58.480,0:37:08.960
162 divide that by 15
0:37:02.400,0:37:11.760
that's 10.8 tackles a game is
0:37:08.960,0:37:12.560
so outrageous it's it's it's absolutely
0:37:11.760,0:37:15.599
insane
0:37:12.560,0:37:18.560
um yeah so
0:37:15.599,0:37:21.119
all that to say i think that him staying
0:37:18.560,0:37:22.560
in seattle
0:37:21.119,0:37:25.040
i mean pete carroll will be happy about
0:37:22.560,0:37:27.839
that but a lot of it cost
0:37:25.040,0:37:29.760
um and is it a one year proven deal and
0:37:27.839,0:37:31.280
if it is what is
0:37:29.760,0:37:33.520
what's gonna happen again i hate to
0:37:31.280,0:37:34.960
bring it up beat a dead horse but what's
0:37:33.520,0:37:35.680
gonna happen with coronavirus is he just
0:37:34.960,0:37:38.640
going to take a
0:37:35.680,0:37:39.839
four-year long-term deal um and take
0:37:38.640,0:37:41.280
some less money
0:37:39.839,0:37:43.119
he's going to go out and bet on himself
0:37:41.280,0:37:44.480
get hurt like he always does
0:37:43.119,0:37:46.560
and then lose out on a bunch of money
0:37:44.480,0:37:49.440
next year that's
0:37:46.560,0:37:50.000
just a bad thing like a bad thing to say
0:37:49.440,0:37:54.000
but it's
0:37:50.000,0:37:57.200
so true i mean you know right yeah
0:37:54.000,0:37:58.480
it's it i mean it is what it is i mean
0:37:57.200,0:38:00.800
depending on how much they're paying
0:37:58.480,0:38:03.599
them i mean if they pay him 20 mil
0:38:00.800,0:38:04.000
it's gonna be a waste there's there's no
0:38:03.599,0:38:05.440
way he's
0:38:04.000,0:38:07.040
because that was his initial asking
0:38:05.440,0:38:08.240
presidency i was like get out of here
0:38:07.040,0:38:10.160
yeah that was
0:38:08.240,0:38:11.599
five months ago i mean there's no way
0:38:10.160,0:38:14.079
but if he gets 10 mil
0:38:11.599,0:38:15.200
i would be down with that absolutely
0:38:14.079,0:38:16.880
even i would be down for
0:38:15.200,0:38:18.320
i was talking to another client about
0:38:16.880,0:38:19.359
this couple months back i'd be down to
0:38:18.320,0:38:21.280
pay him
0:38:19.359,0:38:23.520
13 million dollars a year million
0:38:21.280,0:38:26.400
dollars a game and him
0:38:23.520,0:38:27.359
he gets five six seven eight sacks and
0:38:26.400,0:38:32.960
takes away and
0:38:27.359,0:38:32.960
i think sacks are he takes away
0:38:33.599,0:38:36.960
an overrated stat i really completely
0:38:36.320,0:38:38.320
because
0:38:36.960,0:38:40.000
there's a whole lot of things but
0:38:38.320,0:38:41.680
flashing numbers that's all
0:38:40.000,0:38:43.119
exactly he goes out and get he gets
0:38:41.680,0:38:45.280
double teamed every play i mean of
0:38:43.119,0:38:45.280
course
0:38:45.359,0:38:49.119
freaking donald sometimes he is triple
0:38:48.160,0:38:51.680
team
0:38:49.119,0:38:53.440
exactly exactly and so i mean if he were
0:38:51.680,0:38:54.400
to if you were to consistently command a
0:38:53.440,0:38:56.160
double team
0:38:54.400,0:38:57.839
and let's just say you're running a you
0:38:56.160,0:39:00.000
got three other lineman
0:38:57.839,0:39:01.520
three linemen common sense says at least
0:39:00.000,0:39:03.119
one of those guys
0:39:01.520,0:39:05.280
you just set something up if he gets
0:39:03.119,0:39:07.839
triple teamed you've got three linemen
0:39:05.280,0:39:07.839
and that's not even
0:39:08.480,0:39:14.000
so forth so really good player he just
0:39:12.320,0:39:16.800
has to stay healthy
0:39:14.000,0:39:18.960
yeah i agree and then i mentioned he
0:39:16.800,0:39:21.760
signed uh
0:39:18.960,0:39:23.760
i mean with dak prescott signing his con
0:39:21.760,0:39:25.440
franchise tag
0:39:23.760,0:39:27.359
i mean he's probably i mean i wonder
0:39:25.440,0:39:30.480
what he wonder what he's thinking
0:39:27.359,0:39:33.359
with covert and stuff you know
0:39:30.480,0:39:34.560
so that was so for all y'all listeners i
0:39:33.359,0:39:37.839
live
0:39:34.560,0:39:38.960
i live in a suburb of dallas so i i get
0:39:37.839,0:39:42.000
some
0:39:38.960,0:39:43.920
dallas stakes as opposed to i don't get
0:39:42.000,0:39:47.200
chicago tape
0:39:43.920,0:39:48.320
so i don't know what's in chicago i do
0:39:47.200,0:39:50.560
because i re
0:39:48.320,0:39:52.400
y'all know me you're kind of they're cut
0:39:50.560,0:39:55.440
enough again
0:39:52.400,0:39:58.880
so i don't get chicago takes because
0:39:55.440,0:39:58.880
i don't live in chicago but
0:39:59.440,0:40:04.160
dak prescott dakota prescott
0:40:06.000,0:40:10.079
i have gone back and forth with clients
0:40:08.000,0:40:13.839
on this
0:40:10.079,0:40:17.119
and i will die on this hill
0:40:13.839,0:40:22.000
that man is worth
0:40:17.119,0:40:25.040
no more than 32 million dollars a year
0:40:22.000,0:40:27.520
now will he be paid
0:40:25.040,0:40:28.560
more than 30 32 million dollars a year
0:40:27.520,0:40:30.960
yes
0:40:28.560,0:40:31.680
because that's what and if this is on
0:40:30.960,0:40:34.079
video
0:40:31.680,0:40:36.160
you're gonna see my quotes the market
0:40:34.079,0:40:39.040
dictates
0:40:36.160,0:40:40.800
i hate that the market can dictate a
0:40:39.040,0:40:41.359
thousand square foot house is a billion
0:40:40.800,0:40:43.200
dollars
0:40:41.359,0:40:45.440
but you're an idiot if you pay a billion
0:40:43.200,0:40:47.359
dollars for a thousand square foot
0:40:45.440,0:40:49.040
well on the other side of that if the
0:40:47.359,0:40:52.079
cowboys let them go
0:40:49.040,0:40:54.160
who are the cowboys getting okay
0:40:52.079,0:40:55.359
so i i've i tommy i know you're
0:40:54.160,0:40:57.280
listening to this man
0:40:55.359,0:40:58.880
you you've heard you're laughing because
0:40:57.280,0:40:59.680
gabe just asked a question you always
0:40:58.880,0:41:01.200
ask
0:40:59.680,0:41:02.960
and i'm gonna tell gabe the exact thing
0:41:01.200,0:41:06.240
i tell you every
0:41:02.960,0:41:09.040
single time
0:41:06.240,0:41:10.640
go out and find somebody if you are that
0:41:09.040,0:41:13.359
confident in will mcclay
0:41:10.640,0:41:14.640
as your vp of player development or
0:41:13.359,0:41:16.000
whatever his title is
0:41:14.640,0:41:17.839
will mcclay is basically the third
0:41:16.000,0:41:18.560
highest guy in charge in the cowboys
0:41:17.839,0:41:21.839
organization
0:41:18.560,0:41:23.680
under stephen and jerry
0:41:21.839,0:41:25.040
you have to be confident in your coaches
0:41:23.680,0:41:27.760
you got to be confident you're
0:41:25.040,0:41:29.200
scouting got to be confident in and
0:41:27.760,0:41:30.800
possibly even building through free
0:41:29.200,0:41:35.760
agency
0:41:30.800,0:41:39.040
do that again you have to be confident
0:41:35.760,0:41:40.160
in who your guys are i mean
0:41:39.040,0:41:42.400
trust that they're going to go out and
0:41:40.160,0:41:44.319
find a good quarter is he going to be as
0:41:42.400,0:41:46.400
good as back prescott
0:41:44.319,0:41:48.079
maybe i don't know i honestly don't
0:41:46.400,0:41:51.359
think that's back is
0:41:48.079,0:41:53.760
that good i think he's a sly
0:41:51.359,0:41:56.480
he's an average quarterback that doesn't
0:41:53.760,0:42:00.000
turn the ball over too much
0:41:56.480,0:42:02.960
i think so i i don't
0:42:00.000,0:42:04.160
he's a top team quarterback but but top
0:42:02.960,0:42:07.280
10 quarterback is
0:42:04.160,0:42:08.880
that's a very that sounds a lot sexier
0:42:07.280,0:42:10.720
than what it is because there's a lot of
0:42:08.880,0:42:14.160
bad quests in the nfl right
0:42:10.720,0:42:18.000
a lot so you take let's just say 20.
0:42:14.160,0:42:20.160
so now he's a top half of the top 20.
0:42:18.000,0:42:22.720
i mean he's a good quarterback would i
0:42:20.160,0:42:26.000
take him on my freaking bears absolutely
0:42:22.720,0:42:29.200
but yeah but you also have mitch exactly
0:42:26.000,0:42:30.560
so i the thing is is
0:42:29.200,0:42:32.240
you just have to trust that your guys
0:42:30.560,0:42:34.160
can go out and find it because would you
0:42:32.240,0:42:35.119
rather pay one quarterback a fifth of
0:42:34.160,0:42:37.359
the salary cap
0:42:35.119,0:42:39.200
would you rather two let's just say he's
0:42:37.359,0:42:40.560
an all-pro let's say his second team
0:42:39.200,0:42:42.560
all-pro every year
0:42:40.560,0:42:45.520
would you rather pay one guy a fifth of
0:42:42.560,0:42:47.280
your salary cap or would you rather pay
0:42:45.520,0:42:48.720
three guys a fifth of your salary cap
0:42:47.280,0:42:50.240
and get three pers
0:42:48.720,0:42:51.839
three perennial pro bowlers i'm gonna
0:42:50.240,0:42:53.680
take the second one uh
0:42:51.839,0:42:55.440
depends depends on who that one player
0:42:53.680,0:42:56.960
is if it's patrick my homes i'm taking
0:42:55.440,0:42:58.560
my homes
0:42:56.960,0:43:00.640
but how many patrick mahomes how many
0:42:58.560,0:43:03.839
tom brady's are there
0:43:00.640,0:43:05.599
literally two uh i i would say three i
0:43:03.839,0:43:08.160
have to put lamar in there
0:43:05.599,0:43:10.000
okay you could say lamar and then like
0:43:08.160,0:43:12.160
we're talking just guys you would build
0:43:10.000,0:43:13.839
a team around
0:43:12.160,0:43:16.000
those three i mean i wouldn't build a
0:43:13.839,0:43:18.560
team around brady now but
0:43:16.000,0:43:19.680
so you could save mahomes you could say
0:43:18.560,0:43:23.119
jackson
0:43:19.680,0:43:24.079
you could possibly probably say aaron
0:43:23.119,0:43:27.760
donald
0:43:24.079,0:43:29.520
um i don't okay so i mean truthfully
0:43:27.760,0:43:30.880
let's just say if we're only talking
0:43:29.520,0:43:32.800
quarterbacks you're gonna take those two
0:43:30.880,0:43:35.839
guys that's it yeah i don't
0:43:32.800,0:43:37.200
think another i mean there's a few
0:43:35.839,0:43:38.079
rookie quarterbacks that might be
0:43:37.200,0:43:40.720
something but
0:43:38.079,0:43:41.359
i mean one one quarterback to watch out
0:43:40.720,0:43:44.079
for
0:43:41.359,0:43:44.640
would be kyler murray the end of this
0:43:44.079,0:43:47.920
season
0:43:44.640,0:43:51.040
he played very well and
0:43:47.920,0:43:53.920
once he kind of gets a little bit better
0:43:51.040,0:43:56.079
which i assume he will be this season
0:43:53.920,0:43:57.119
the cardinals team with the andre
0:43:56.079,0:43:59.839
hopkins
0:43:57.119,0:43:59.839
is nasty
0:44:01.359,0:44:08.240
christian curt fitzgerald isabella
0:44:04.960,0:44:11.280
fitzgerald that's a fast slot guys
0:44:08.240,0:44:13.040
and they have probably i i
0:44:11.280,0:44:14.640
personally think he's the best receiver
0:44:13.040,0:44:17.760
in the game right now
0:44:14.640,0:44:20.319
and then fitzgerald which is i mean
0:44:17.760,0:44:22.160
he's he's a top wide receiver he's old
0:44:20.319,0:44:26.000
now but he
0:44:22.160,0:44:28.079
he he is he does not age he just doesn't
0:44:26.000,0:44:29.200
wasn't fitzgerald the guy that he didn't
0:44:28.079,0:44:31.040
have a single drop
0:44:29.200,0:44:32.800
a few seasons ago and then hopkins
0:44:31.040,0:44:33.839
didn't have he had like 102 catches
0:44:32.800,0:44:37.359
without a drop
0:44:33.839,0:44:39.359
like two years i believe
0:44:37.359,0:44:41.200
i i'm dead serious i believe he's got
0:44:39.359,0:44:43.680
something like less than like 15
0:44:41.200,0:44:44.319
for his career so you have two wide
0:44:43.680,0:44:47.520
receivers
0:44:44.319,0:44:50.640
that do not drop the ball and then
0:44:47.520,0:44:53.680
you have two young younger fast
0:44:50.640,0:44:55.280
speed guys and then you have who's the
0:44:53.680,0:44:58.400
running back over there
0:44:55.280,0:45:00.240
oh it's gonna be kenyan drake now yeah
0:44:58.400,0:45:02.079
i'm not too i don't like him too much he
0:45:00.240,0:45:05.040
played okay
0:45:02.079,0:45:06.319
offensive line is a lot better a lot
0:45:05.040,0:45:08.560
better this year and
0:45:06.319,0:45:11.359
i mean truthfully i i thought he was
0:45:08.560,0:45:14.560
going to just absolutely royally suck
0:45:11.359,0:45:15.359
ooh what he kind of proved me wrong he
0:45:14.560,0:45:18.000
kind of
0:45:15.359,0:45:19.760
so uh yeah did you watch him in college
0:45:18.000,0:45:22.960
at all
0:45:19.760,0:45:25.119
i again i grew up literally
0:45:22.960,0:45:26.079
30 minutes away from where tyler murray
0:45:25.119,0:45:28.640
with the world
0:45:26.079,0:45:29.200
allen i mean he i saw him like in
0:45:28.640,0:45:32.480
college
0:45:29.200,0:45:34.400
and i think another part of it
0:45:32.480,0:45:36.000
hook them horns i have to hate sooners
0:45:34.400,0:45:37.680
like literally nothing
0:45:36.000,0:45:39.040
ever positive comes out of that crappy
0:45:37.680,0:45:40.240
school i mean they have three
0:45:39.040,0:45:43.760
quarterbacks
0:45:40.240,0:45:45.920
i i don't even like factory
0:45:43.760,0:45:49.680
i can't they're not a quarterback
0:45:45.920,0:45:51.520
factory they are a transfer factor
0:45:49.680,0:45:53.119
it doesn't matter hey none of those guys
0:45:51.520,0:45:56.640
would have made first first
0:45:53.119,0:45:58.400
pick and heisman without the ou
0:45:56.640,0:46:00.720
without lincoln riley you're absolutely
0:45:58.400,0:46:04.319
right you're absolutely right
0:46:00.720,0:46:04.800
i'm not an ou fan either so but but i i
0:46:04.319,0:46:07.680
think
0:46:04.800,0:46:10.079
um i think that they are a really good
0:46:07.680,0:46:11.440
team to watch out
0:46:10.079,0:46:13.839
it's kind of funny because that's that
0:46:11.440,0:46:15.119
kind of touches on our last thing and
0:46:13.839,0:46:18.480
we'll wrap it up
0:46:15.119,0:46:21.520
um i mean give us some some some quick
0:46:18.480,0:46:22.640
not necessarily hot takes but um
0:46:21.520,0:46:24.800
some things that you want to leave the
0:46:22.640,0:46:25.520
viewers with and listeners with in terms
0:46:24.800,0:46:27.680
of
0:46:25.520,0:46:29.200
guys that we need to watch out for maybe
0:46:27.680,0:46:30.960
a little tight
0:46:29.200,0:46:33.200
aren't hyped up enough so on and so
0:46:30.960,0:46:33.200
forth
0:46:33.280,0:46:38.079
one i even though i i hate that
0:46:36.800,0:46:40.800
i think the cowboys will win that
0:46:38.079,0:46:43.119
division and actually do some good
0:46:40.800,0:46:45.040
they're going to be good this year that
0:46:43.119,0:46:48.079
they got alden smith
0:46:45.040,0:46:50.400
from he just came out of rehab and he's
0:46:48.079,0:46:52.400
everyone's saying he's looking good so
0:46:50.400,0:46:54.240
that's one person look out for
0:46:52.400,0:46:56.720
another thing even though i'm a patriots
0:46:54.240,0:46:57.760
fan i'm gonna say cam newton's gonna be
0:46:56.720,0:47:01.040
exciting
0:46:57.760,0:47:04.880
i mean just film there
0:47:01.040,0:47:08.240
if bill belichick and him message will
0:47:04.880,0:47:10.960
i think it can be really deadly i mean
0:47:08.240,0:47:13.200
if he goes if he goes back to his 2008
0:47:10.960,0:47:14.640
season before 2018 season before he gets
0:47:13.200,0:47:17.839
hurt
0:47:14.640,0:47:22.720
then he's a and he was playing good
0:47:17.839,0:47:24.640
so between those i can't really
0:47:22.720,0:47:26.720
other teams like i was actually talking
0:47:24.640,0:47:29.599
to my buddy earlier today
0:47:26.720,0:47:30.880
on who might make the super bowl and
0:47:29.599,0:47:32.559
that
0:47:30.880,0:47:34.640
we were talking about like the bucks and
0:47:32.559,0:47:37.839
the 49ers and i think the
0:47:34.640,0:47:38.400
49ers beats the bucks just because they
0:47:37.839,0:47:40.480
can keep
0:47:38.400,0:47:41.520
brady off the field and then they can
0:47:40.480,0:47:45.200
attack brady
0:47:41.520,0:47:45.760
with an elite defense so i'm kind of
0:47:45.200,0:47:47.200
leaning
0:47:45.760,0:47:49.040
i mean i wouldn't be surprised to see
0:47:47.200,0:47:52.640
another 49ers in chief's
0:47:49.040,0:47:54.640
super bowl well
0:47:52.640,0:47:57.200
that's a hot take if i've heard when i
0:47:54.640,0:48:00.000
it's it is always
0:47:57.200,0:48:02.800
i don't i don't necessarily like if that
0:48:00.000,0:48:02.800
happens i'm not going to be
0:48:02.960,0:48:07.839
what in the world but um it's always
0:48:06.079,0:48:09.920
hard for me to trust the defensive
0:48:07.839,0:48:12.000
producer over here over here i mean
0:48:09.920,0:48:14.880
that's that's the valid
0:48:12.000,0:48:15.680
because there's always a regression and
0:48:14.880,0:48:17.680
i mean
0:48:15.680,0:48:18.960
case some point the chicago bears i mean
0:48:17.680,0:48:21.599
case in point
0:48:18.960,0:48:23.359
uh there's there's always a regression
0:48:21.599,0:48:23.839
chicago's defense is still really good
0:48:23.359,0:48:26.240
though
0:48:23.839,0:48:27.599
oh the defense is still incredible but
0:48:26.240,0:48:31.200
um i mean
0:48:27.599,0:48:34.240
do i think that a team of uh
0:48:31.200,0:48:36.880
so it's brandon iu george kittle jimmy
0:48:34.240,0:48:36.880
garoppolo
0:48:37.040,0:48:40.400
who are there other receivers i mean
0:48:38.800,0:48:42.160
truthfully no
0:48:40.400,0:48:43.440
good one plays for the for the eagle
0:48:42.160,0:48:47.280
yeah
0:48:43.440,0:48:48.160
i used to look they did get a new wide
0:48:47.280,0:48:50.160
receiver
0:48:48.160,0:48:52.000
i just forgot who it was they have
0:48:50.160,0:48:54.880
brandon iuk i know that
0:48:52.000,0:48:56.160
and then um he's there rookie out of
0:48:54.880,0:48:58.400
arizona state
0:48:56.160,0:48:59.200
the oh deebo samuel completely forgot
0:48:58.400,0:49:01.760
him
0:48:59.200,0:49:02.720
completely forgot about him that's not a
0:49:01.760,0:49:06.400
huge upgrade
0:49:02.720,0:49:07.520
i mean but uh jimmy jimmy g has a lot of
0:49:06.400,0:49:09.280
question marks too
0:49:07.520,0:49:11.359
because he didn't he really didn't do
0:49:09.280,0:49:13.200
much last year
0:49:11.359,0:49:15.440
he oh they have trent williams totally i
0:49:13.200,0:49:18.559
don't even know how i forgot oh jalen
0:49:15.440,0:49:19.200
get it jayden heard travis benjamin yeah
0:49:18.559,0:49:21.599
i mean like
0:49:19.200,0:49:22.960
there there's they're all gonna leave
0:49:21.599,0:49:24.960
something to be desired
0:49:22.960,0:49:26.160
there's a lot of question marks exactly
0:49:24.960,0:49:27.920
right so that run deep
0:49:26.160,0:49:31.119
in the run game is still going to be
0:49:27.920,0:49:32.640
there yeah exactly you're exactly right
0:49:31.119,0:49:34.800
and that's what got him to the super
0:49:32.640,0:49:36.160
bowl last year so it'll be even better
0:49:34.800,0:49:39.839
because of trent
0:49:36.160,0:49:43.599
oh yeah over
0:49:39.839,0:49:47.200
joe staley but um i think
0:49:43.599,0:49:48.640
man a team i i don't know like i know
0:49:47.200,0:49:50.400
why am i on
0:49:48.640,0:49:51.440
but i don't know why i'm high on them
0:49:50.400,0:49:54.240
and i don't think they're going to do
0:49:51.440,0:49:54.240
anything crazy
0:49:54.319,0:49:59.040
afc west they're just going to get
0:49:55.599,0:50:03.119
stopped by the chief
0:49:59.040,0:50:05.359
repeat that whole thing so
0:50:03.119,0:50:06.400
another team that i'm pretty high on
0:50:05.359,0:50:08.960
this year
0:50:06.400,0:50:10.720
i don't think that they're going to do
0:50:08.960,0:50:13.119
incredible things because of the
0:50:10.720,0:50:14.319
division they're in but i'm high on the
0:50:13.119,0:50:17.200
on the broncos
0:50:14.319,0:50:18.319
i really am i think that this year they
0:50:17.200,0:50:21.599
can be
0:50:18.319,0:50:24.240
not saying amazing no
0:50:21.599,0:50:24.960
but i think they could be pretty decent
0:50:24.240,0:50:27.680
second year
0:50:24.960,0:50:30.240
of drew lock court and sutton together
0:50:27.680,0:50:33.119
um they got aj bouier they
0:50:30.240,0:50:35.280
casey got melvin of course they of
0:50:33.119,0:50:37.599
course still have vaughn they have uh
0:50:35.280,0:50:40.000
philip lindsey shelby harris is really
0:50:37.599,0:50:42.400
good justin simmons is incredible safety
0:50:40.000,0:50:44.559
um like they got some good players i
0:50:42.400,0:50:47.200
mean and getting jerry
0:50:44.559,0:50:48.880
i mean luck is played pretty good
0:50:47.200,0:50:51.920
whenever he played
0:50:48.880,0:50:54.960
i i think uh sutton
0:50:51.920,0:50:57.520
was a underrated ridership relationship
0:50:54.960,0:50:58.319
he was destroying it and no one knew
0:50:57.520,0:51:01.680
exactly
0:50:58.319,0:51:02.559
so i i'm i'm pretty high on them again i
0:51:01.680,0:51:05.599
don't think
0:51:02.559,0:51:06.240
getting playoffs and shocking anybody
0:51:05.599,0:51:10.160
but
0:51:06.240,0:51:10.160
um i think the afc it's going to come
0:51:10.800,0:51:14.640
three teams that it did last year really
0:51:12.640,0:51:16.880
and that's well take out the titans
0:51:14.640,0:51:16.880
um
0:51:17.839,0:51:23.280
i don't i i can't be convinced that ryan
0:51:21.920,0:51:26.319
tannehill is going to take it to
0:51:23.280,0:51:28.559
yes no um
0:51:26.319,0:51:29.760
so i think it's going to come down to
0:51:28.559,0:51:33.520
the ravens
0:51:29.760,0:51:36.960
the pats and the chiefs
0:51:33.520,0:51:37.520
and then nfc wise like i i think you're
0:51:36.960,0:51:40.800
gonna
0:51:37.520,0:51:42.559
you mentioned the cowboy um
0:51:40.800,0:51:43.920
the cowboys are gonna be freaking good
0:51:42.559,0:51:46.480
like they just are
0:51:43.920,0:51:47.200
they're gonna be good uh as long as deck
0:51:46.480,0:51:49.119
plays good
0:51:47.200,0:51:50.400
that team is a team to beat i mean
0:51:49.119,0:51:52.000
they've got
0:51:50.400,0:51:53.680
a top two running back in the league
0:51:52.000,0:51:55.440
they've got the best they've got the top
0:51:53.680,0:51:57.280
three
0:51:55.440,0:51:58.880
their wide receiver trio is the best in
0:51:57.280,0:51:59.760
the league and that's he cannot argue
0:51:58.880,0:52:04.000
that
0:51:59.760,0:52:06.480
tomorrow uh with michael gallup
0:52:04.000,0:52:08.400
then you have tight andrew i think it's
0:52:06.480,0:52:12.319
going to be
0:52:08.400,0:52:14.079
hold on wait i'm out you said that
0:52:12.319,0:52:15.440
cowboys have the best spot receiver core
0:52:14.079,0:52:18.160
in the nfl
0:52:15.440,0:52:21.200
the trio absolutely yeah i don't i don't
0:52:18.160,0:52:21.200
know if that beats the bucks
0:52:22.079,0:52:26.079
even i mean just who said i'm i i'm
0:52:24.559,0:52:26.640
talking receivers i didn't mention tight
0:52:26.079,0:52:29.760
enough
0:52:26.640,0:52:32.800
no like i just feel like i don't know
0:52:29.760,0:52:35.839
who the buck's third writer
0:52:32.800,0:52:37.200
great evans great and then their third
0:52:35.839,0:52:39.119
guy is scottie miller
0:52:37.200,0:52:41.040
he was a i think he's like five nine i'm
0:52:39.119,0:52:42.160
not exaggerating five nine one seventy
0:52:41.040,0:52:44.640
out of you
0:52:42.160,0:52:45.680
i i just feel like the talent with evans
0:52:44.640,0:52:48.800
and godwin
0:52:45.680,0:52:50.720
is better than because i don't i it
0:52:48.800,0:52:53.119
might just be because i'm not higher on
0:52:50.720,0:52:54.240
amari cooper i don't think he's a good
0:52:53.119,0:52:56.240
receiver
0:52:54.240,0:52:58.000
i i think he's really good i'm not like
0:52:56.240,0:53:00.319
is he a top five receiver no
0:52:58.000,0:53:01.760
but um and i don't even know how i
0:53:00.319,0:53:03.599
forgot about the books i i think i could
0:53:01.760,0:53:07.680
be talked off that ledge and say the
0:53:03.599,0:53:09.440
possibly i i mean i was actually wrong
0:53:07.680,0:53:11.520
yeah i i wasn't i wasn't trying to
0:53:09.440,0:53:14.559
include grunk because i don't know how
0:53:11.520,0:53:15.839
he's gonna play he could be like he was
0:53:14.559,0:53:17.359
two years ago
0:53:15.839,0:53:19.599
or he could be like he was five years
0:53:17.359,0:53:19.599
ago
0:53:19.920,0:53:24.559
i think a year off
0:53:23.119,0:53:26.640
typica i think i was actually texting
0:53:24.559,0:53:27.040
you this today a year off always helps
0:53:26.640,0:53:30.400
people
0:53:27.040,0:53:31.119
it does and in terms of just i'm talking
0:53:30.400,0:53:33.200
strictly from
0:53:31.119,0:53:34.880
feeling body perspective i mean he was
0:53:33.200,0:53:37.440
bad too
0:53:34.880,0:53:39.760
oh he was jacked up i know with his knee
0:53:37.440,0:53:42.960
with his elbow
0:53:39.760,0:53:44.800
i mean everything so um but
0:53:42.960,0:53:46.880
all that to say i think the cowboys are
0:53:44.800,0:53:47.760
looking good um i really do i think
0:53:46.880,0:53:50.640
they're going to
0:53:47.760,0:53:51.839
that the eagles sub and then i don't
0:53:50.640,0:53:53.760
even think anybody cares about the
0:53:51.839,0:53:55.680
giants and what
0:53:53.760,0:53:58.640
one thing with the giants i'm interested
0:53:55.680,0:54:02.800
to see how the head coach played those
0:53:58.640,0:54:06.079
um uh dojo yeah joe judge yeah
0:54:02.800,0:54:08.960
he's he's got um i mean
0:54:06.079,0:54:10.400
the two the two um most important
0:54:08.960,0:54:12.800
positions arguably
0:54:10.400,0:54:14.160
i wouldn't say to two of the most
0:54:12.800,0:54:15.760
important positions in quarterback and
0:54:14.160,0:54:16.400
running back i mean he's got two young
0:54:15.760,0:54:19.040
guys that
0:54:16.400,0:54:20.640
the running backs are replaceable right
0:54:19.040,0:54:22.079
running backs are replaceable they are
0:54:20.640,0:54:23.040
but he's got he's got a good running
0:54:22.079,0:54:26.160
back and stay quiet
0:54:23.040,0:54:28.079
he could argue great i think he had this
0:54:26.160,0:54:29.680
yeah exactly like he's got a really good
0:54:28.079,0:54:32.800
running back and then he's got
0:54:29.680,0:54:36.000
a decent quarterback in daniel jones
0:54:32.800,0:54:38.160
i i always pulled out i was reserving
0:54:36.000,0:54:40.480
temper expectations and
0:54:38.160,0:54:41.680
judgment rookie quarterbacks it's hard
0:54:40.480,0:54:42.640
for me i don't think that they're
0:54:41.680,0:54:44.319
amazing and i don't
0:54:42.640,0:54:45.839
they suck based off what they do or
0:54:44.319,0:54:49.520
don't do um
0:54:45.839,0:54:49.839
so yeah i mean that's that's basically
0:54:49.520,0:54:51.599
it
0:54:49.839,0:54:53.359
i don't think my bears will be good but
0:54:51.599,0:54:54.000
that's neither here or there i don't
0:54:53.359,0:54:57.280
think anyone
0:54:54.000,0:54:58.480
cares about them laughing that we traded
0:54:57.280,0:55:01.040
up for mitchell to risky
0:54:58.480,0:55:02.720
thanks so much ryan um there's a good
0:55:01.040,0:55:05.599
joke about that
0:55:02.720,0:55:06.640
it saved it saved the bears 500 million
0:55:05.599,0:55:08.720
dollars
0:55:06.640,0:55:09.839
exactly so so there you go that's a
0:55:08.720,0:55:12.079
positive but
0:55:09.839,0:55:13.680
um with that i think we're done with
0:55:12.079,0:55:17.839
episode one y'all
0:55:13.680,0:55:21.040
hope you all enjoyed it that you
0:55:17.839,0:55:22.960
withstood this i hope that you uh
0:55:21.040,0:55:24.559
yeah enjoyed it i mean this is this is
0:55:22.960,0:55:26.400
fun
0:55:24.559,0:55:28.640
i hope gabe enjoyed it that's all i got
0:55:26.400,0:55:28.640
for you
0:55:29.280,0:55:32.480
got anything for him gabe nope have a
0:55:31.440,0:55:35.359
good one
0:55:32.480,0:55:35.359
perfect y'all be good
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