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Happy Sunday afternoon. Everybody, Welcome
to another edition of Fire Up. It

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is me Candy from the South Florida
Tribune along with my other co host,

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smoking Jeremy Be. How are you
today? Any day I wake up as

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good that's always to be eaten and
viewed. This is true, very true,

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very true. Wow. So next
weekend is the last weekend of football

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for the NFL. This weekend it's
NFL football, but not really, not

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really, it's Pro Bowl. But
what are they doing? It's regulated flag

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football. There's these still challenges that
they're doing, and a lot of them

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are football related. The one that
made absolutely no sense to me, even

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though the NFC won it and that
was three bonus points for them, and

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the whole Pro Bowl ranking scoring thing. Why do they have the closest to

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the pin challenging golf? So we
have Dale Happy Sunday, y'all, Wayne

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Happy? Should be Super Bowl Sunday. Well that's next weekend. No,

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it should be in Super Bowl Sunday. I get it. And well thanks

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everybody for tuning in. So so
you know on this Sunday afternoon, Pro

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Bowl flag football, which is the
new Rave, I mean not rave,

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but it is the new new thing, the new sport that's going to be

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in the Olympics. New, but
they are going to have it in the

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Olympics. I get it for NFL
players, but for maybe some of us

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that aren't good at tackling or shouldn't
be tackling. Playing flag football, the

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players form a football st for the
Pro Bowl. Yeah, I miss the

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last time we had good tackles.
Do you remember that one in the Pro

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Bowl? Mm hm Taylor when he
lit that guy up frown across the middle

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catching a pass and forced a fumble. It was such a beautiful, technically

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sound, great hitting tackle. He
didn't go above the chest, he didn't

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go below the ways. He tackled
the guy right in the bread basket while

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his helmet flipped the football. The
football popped up, went to his and

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they ended up winning the game.
While he was playing for the Redskins.

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And yet I still call them the
Redskins. I think most of us do.

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It's hard to get used to that
name, the Commanders, but Native

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Americans still call it the Redskins.
They were proud of the chief that was

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on the side of the helmet because
he was the last great chief of the

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Potomac Indian tribe, which if they
really wanted to honor that chief, they

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ton't name the Washington teams the Potomacs. That's true, that's true. I

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hear you. I hear you.
Yeah, but flag football, and for

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the NFL, really, why not. They're almost regulating it to that now

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with the way they're getting on people
about hard hits and everything else. I

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understand the head honey, I agree, that's a rule they should keep.

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I understand about trying to take somebody
out below their knees. That's similar to

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a chop block. That's a perfectly
fine one. But tackling above the knees

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from the thighs to your chest,
that's real tackling. I agree, go

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broke, I agree. Tackling is
I mean, NFL you're supposed to be

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tackling like, that's part of the
game. That's part of the physicality that

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I mean not all of us can
do. And that's why those players get

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elevated to that level of playing football. But I don't know, I mean,

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so many of the other sports,
like they play their All Star game

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or what however you want to call
it in the middle of their season.

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So the NFL is the only one
that puts it really at the end of

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the season. And so therefore you're
are you really getting all your pros because

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let's face it, everybody in the
Super Bowl, none of them are playing

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because they don't want to get in
here because they're playing next week. So

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you're missing all of those And I'm
not saying that they're gonna have all of

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the All Stars, but they're gonna
have some of the top talent. That's

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why they're where they're at. I
mean, i'm on Ra got to go

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because he was the alternate for Deebo
Samuel mm hmm. But at the same

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time, should i'm on Ra have
even been an alternate top five wide receiver

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in the league Statistically, he shouldn't
have had to have been an alternate,

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But because they add in the special
teams positions, some of them's overshadow them.

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That's why it's the top three wide
receivers. And then you see a

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couple of the punt and kick return
specialists added to that roster in the wide

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receiver room. But yet they still
have a spot for the hmm. It

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doesn't make sense to me. It
doesn't make sense to me either, but

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it's a it's a brutal game in
a kinder, gentler stay room world.

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I say still, I think the
way to fix it, and it's the

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only way to fix it, because
then it makes it match up with every

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other professional support. Do away with
the bye weeks. You extend the week

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one season. You give every team
a bye week the week before and week

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eight, and that's also the trade
deadline, so people got time to actually

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focus on the trade deadline. Week
nine is the Pro Bowl. Week ten

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is a bye week for every team
in the league. You do away with

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all that other bs. You can
schedule your team. Make it so that

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if a team plays on a Thursday
night game, they don't play un till

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Sunday. And the same with the
week before. If you're on a Thursday

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night game, you can't be in
the Monday night game. Don't put a

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team in a Thursday game, whether
it's Thanksgiving or not, on Monday or

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night football or Sunday night football.
Make them afternoon games. Mm hmm,

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I get it. I get it. And nephews visiting the grand parents,

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aw, yeah, middle of the
season. I can see. But do

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you think a lot of players would
go for that or do you think because

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their contracts that they're afraid of getting
injured, then they wouldn't play well if

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you think about it, because they're
afraid of being injured for the Super Bowl.

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It makes more sense to move it
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we already stopped the heavy hitting in
the league. Make it a regular game,

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make it a good game between the
AFC and NFC, or even better

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yet, make it the top fifty
three man roster versus the previous Super Bowl

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champion. I just you're cutting down
on the amount of players that get to

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go. But then it's more of
an honor to be because you're a top

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fifty three. Take it out of
the fans. Don't let them both their

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favorite players. Let it be that
statistically top players so far through the season.

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How would you make it a more
meaningful game if it was the best

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of the NFC and against the best
of the AFC. What stakes would you

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put because like, let's advantage,
like just what they do in all the

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other leagues, home field advantage in
the championship game. Okay, okay,

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if you're going to do versus NFC, make it that whoever wins, whether

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it's a f R nity, you
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automatically regardless of seed. The only
thing with that is they wouldn't put super

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Bowls in some of our stadiums.
Let's face. I mean, well,

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I suppose you know, because like
the super Bowl is not going to come

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to lambeau Field. There's not enough. There's not enough tells around it.

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There's not enough you know, accommodations. It's just those that Green Bay is

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the exception of the rules to everything
because they're a small town with a big

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city field because of their team,
right, the only draw is when teams

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go to play there. The super
Bowl would not work there. The draft

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being there is amazing because that springtime
you're talking April and May, temperatures are

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warmer. They may have to do
it indoors somewhere, which that would kind

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of negate it. But mm hmm. Yes, Rice is having fun,

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That's all I got to say.
That's awesome. That's awesome. So Dale

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is asking us so one of the
Atlanta Braves changing their name should be soon,

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just like the Kansas City Chiefs will
probably end up having to change their

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name. Anything related to Indians will
end up having to change their name.

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Probably even college schools because you got
teams like the New Mexico aspects. I

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think it's ridiculous that we were racing
part of the American history because American Natives,

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the Native Americans, they are the
only true Americans here. The rest

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of us are a hodgepodge mix of
whatever much the countries were our grandparents,

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great grandparents, and everything else was
from that. Put together, we're Americans

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and we're not Native Americans. Well, I've never understood it either, because

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I really don't think a sports team, you you're honoring them like you cheer

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for them. It's not like you're
cheering against and you're demeaning them, like

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you're putting them in a higher light. I mean, I grew up My

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high school was at the time Menomine
Falls Indians. I was an Indian,

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so yes, I had a mascot
that was an Indian like and to see

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all of that change because we might
be offending when I don't think that looking

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up to or talking about a team
mascot is in any way demeaning. Just

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like the Running Rebels are going to
have to change their name because the history

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is so bad with the Rebels.
Yeah, uh, number one or number

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nine recruit, five star recruit in
college commits to Ohio State for football today.

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Uh fellows to the Patriots fans for
that. He loved coaching there,

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and I think that was good that
he did that, But that's a sign

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that he's retiring. He took a
page out, Yeah, I saw that.

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He took a page out and with
the Boston Globe or something and put

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a big ad just thanking everybody.
I think part of it was is he

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he did a couple of interviews for
some of the vacancies, and let's face

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it, he's an not going to
go down to college. He's not going

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to go mess with any of that
nil. And now nobody offered him what

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he wanted in the NFL. It's
not saying that they didn't offer him something,

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but I think he wanted more than
most teams wanted to give up.

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He wanted what Harbaugh got in San
Diego or LA total control of the team

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player personnel wise, and we've seen
that his job as player personnel director and

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GM of the New England Patriots.
After Tom Brady left, it was no

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longer working as the Patriot way And
that's no knock to Bill and the job

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he did coaching that team that is
a knock fit. Maybe coaches shouldn't try

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to be the ones that scouts players
because there's way too much scouting that has

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to be involved all season long,
not just rate at draft time exactly.

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And if you're coaching a team,
how can you do both jobs? Like,

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I get you want control because you
want to control who's coming in and

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who's not. But you don't have
on all of the game. You don't

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have enough powers in the day to
do that to look and observe and see

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every game and watch every game and
watch them practice and scouting and all that,

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and then to coach your team.
Like that's just I get it,

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but I don't. Because when Brad
Holmes was the national scout for the LA

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Rams, he went back to school
and demoted himself to Southeastern Conference because he

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wanted to graduate with his master's degree
in leadership and Management from University of North

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Carolina Greensboro. Fridays was his only
day off because at that time there was

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no Friday college games in the SEC. So what would he do. He'd

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walk across the street, leave his
wife at home, go take his research

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with him, and sit at the
high school across the street from his apartment.

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What quarterback was from that school and
it was a middle school I don't

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know, and an hooker. That
is how Brad became friends with Hendon's dad

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because he saw something and then hooker
on the field. While he's sitting there

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trying to do this stuff, he
found himself watching the football game because he's

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a scout and it's football, and
he saw something in that kid in the

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eighth grade. So he's been tracking
this kid's career and scouting from afar because

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you can't you really go to every
game, okay, for his stats,

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and watching his progression from middle school
to high school to Virginia Tech who had

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no O line and absolutely no weapons
outside of grace Ford Wheaton, and then

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watched him go to Tennessee and flourish
in a different system with almost no time

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to learn the system because I think
eight weeks in their senior got hurt and

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he had to take over his junior
year. That's crazy. So he takes

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over and he goes eighteen touchdowns and
one interception with only eight weeks to learn

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a program. Then he comes in
the next year and goes thirty seven touchdowns,

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two interceptions, and ten roshing touchdowns
and was head and shoulders above everybody

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for the Heisman voting, including the
guy that went one and the one that

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went two overall in the draft.
And everybody says, oh, but he

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was just a running quarterback. No, he was a quarterback first and he

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ran second. I actually went back
and watched every single game. He would

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make his first, second, and
third reads, which is more than most

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college kids do, and then the
pocket collapse or nobody was open, he'd

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take off and run and do it
successfully. It was a non contact injury

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that blew a a c L.
It wasn't like he got lit up.

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He turned when he got outside the
lines on a dead run, and he

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got the got the team of first
down to win a game. When he

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blew out a a CL. It's
nuts. Wow, that's just crazy.

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Oh, I just I just wanted
to throw that out there that you know,

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Brad Holmes had a plan for him
and Hooker the whole time. Mm

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hmm. And I think we were
creating if he would have been healthy and

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then the draft. But being a
GM and a head coach all in one,

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it doesn't I just don't see it
being that successful doing both jobs.

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That those are both full time jobs
that people get paid for. Like,

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I get you, as a coach, you kind of want that, but

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as an organization, I'd want two
different people doing that because it also is

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a different skill set too, Right, And let's go back to when I

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think it was when Belichick was being
talked about with Tom Brady like Andy Reid

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is with Pat Mahomes right now.
I think it was that same timeframe when

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they did that interview with him right
after the season. He goes, being

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a head coach is a fifty a
week year job. You actually only get

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about two weeks off. You get
that two weeks off to recover, and

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that was when the Pro Bowl was
after the Super Bowl. Key thing there,

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so you take those two weeks off
if he wasn't coaching the Super Bowl.

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And nine times out of ten he
turned down coaching the Super Bowl because

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he wanted that two weeks off,
and then it was right back to working

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with the scouts, working with the
coordinators that he had, or if coordinators

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moved on, hiring the next one, and everything else. So I understand

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it. Seven days a week,
fifty weeks out of the year, he

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was at his desk. Oh Joshua
and now that Scott is a big time

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author, he doesn't come on your
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his own shows. This one is
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and I've asked him to, but
this is actually mine and Jeremy's show on

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Sundays, our Fire Up Edition on
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not on. And he's a little
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Thursdays. He thought I was only
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Cliff Kingsbury because after all the hate
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the Raiders by fans step down and
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offensive coordinator of the of the Raiders. And I don't know if that's an

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improvement from click Cliff Kingsbury smoking Jay. You know it, you know.

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And that's part of the head coach's
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on like all his staff. So
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with a lot of different coordinators going
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a lot of having to gel and
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gel first before you can gel with
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that have not lost anybody, like
Detroit. You guys are all back,

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or most of you guys. The
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had his second interview on Friday,
is Tanger Tanner Engstrom, our assistant offensive

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coordinator, which you know everybody says, oh, oh, that's the guy

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next in line. If Ben Johnson
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there. He hadn't had his first
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line coach to replace Scott Johnson,
who did not do as good a job

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as God wotch with this defense.
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who's coaching at the for the American
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week that plays this afternoon, and
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I find that odd because if everybody
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great as assistants around Ben Johnson,
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the run game coordinator. That means
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our running backs coach, was not
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If Tanner Ingstram got promoted, they
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a run game coordinator. I just
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m hm. Well, and I
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on from Joe Berry, and the
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because some of the coaches are like, I don't either I don't feel

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comfortable working with the new defensive coordinator, or maybe he doesn't want to where

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they're just not gelling. But our
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he didn't want to. And I'm
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but we were twenty third against the
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and I'm like, okay, we're
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cylinders. Twenty third versus the run
and twenty eighth and scoring defense. That's

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what it was. So if teams
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can they do they can score against
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zone defense. Actually it was twenty
eight eight than you guys were like twenty

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fifth or twenty sixth the scoring defense. It was something like that. But

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you know, if you can't stop
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in the red zone. No,
no, exactly say what you want.

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Everybody says, Oh, everybody's gonna
pound the rock and run for hundreds of

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yards against you. This quarterback's gonna
do it. This running back's gonna do

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it. This running back's gonna do
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games, never gave up a one
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why they were the number two run
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we got right. What we have
to fix the scoring defense and the scoring

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offense. In the third quarter.
Scoring offense, we were twentieth. Scoring

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defense, we were thirty second in
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including the god awful Panthers, did
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And don't don't shoot the messenger.
But that's why Allions lost that NFC

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championship game. We couldn't stop a
cold mm hm. That's true because they

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that you allowed San Francisco to get
back into that game. And say what

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everybody wants to say about Dan Campbell
and he's the gambler and stuff like that,

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but it worked most of the season, and is it gonna work ninety

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percent of the time. No,
but neither is a kick, and a

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field goal is never one hundred percent
guaranteed, especially anymore. You used to

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find kickers there. You used to
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There were seasons where they would,
you know, but they're just not out

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there anymore. There's two coming out
of college that people should be looking at

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if you want an accurate long distance
field goal. There's two names. I'm

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gonna throw out. The kid out
of Standford, Josh Carte. He's over

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sixty percent over fifty with the longest
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under fifty. Wow. And Harry
Nevis out of Missouri, who had such

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a bad offense, is kicking won
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for an NCAA record in one game
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That's clutch people. So and he's
also over sixty percent from over fifty and

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eighty five percent for everything under either
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I'm telling you that's the guy you
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of the draft, not Day two
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to think about it because I remember
they had an interview and they interviewed Matt

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Lafleur, and he said he just
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And it's like, okay, that
says something almost as bad as Dan Campbell

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when his friends and colleagues outside of
Detroit would say, are you going to

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continue to be like this on fourth
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the say is when you watch our
team wear a diaper, six of our

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games were one off of that,
only three games were lost out on fourth

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down decisions. I'll take that average
all day long. Mm hmm, you

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say not. Everybody's ninety percent on
fourth and three or less. The Lions,

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even after the NFC Championship game,
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If they'd have got both of them, they'd have been at ninety percent.

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And technically the pass was in one
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So it wasn't the play calling that
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of the play that was wrong.
It was a mental lapt by one player

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that cost the game. In my
opinion, the biggest snafoo was taking the

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field goal at the end of the
half instead of punching it in from the

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two yard line. I think that
they'd have punched it in and did the

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dagger to the hearts and the morale
of the forty nine ers and being up

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by twenty one at a half time
versus seventeen, it had been a different

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ballgame in the second half. Yep, I agree. The seventeen points has

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been overcome before. It's not a
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so it means it's been done before, and that's fine. Thank god

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it wasn't a record, because if
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be screaming stame. Old lions might
exist. So Jeremy, I know you

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watch a lot of college and you
you're you're big on the draft at any

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names that you think for some of
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You think you're gonna there's a really
big safety that's coming out of Florida

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State. His name is James Williams. He's six five, two hundred and

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twenty pounds. He runs a four
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being tried out at line just because
they've got really good safeties across the whole

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NCAA and there's not enough room for
all of them. And some of the

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linebackers wouldn't come and play because they
declared for the draft and whatever. So

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they're gonna try him out at linebacker. But in high school he was a

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corner, and he graduated high school
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so he put on two inches and
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you think about it, he's the
type of guy you could do that Isaiah

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Simmons type of thing and make him
play all over the field if you have

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the right coordinator to scheme it as
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and for a four to three or
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Terrell Williams is coaching this kid out
of Texas. His name is to

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Andandre Sweat six foot four, three
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mammoth and moves mountains. He literally
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events and they couldn't stop them from
getting to the quarterback. Hey, I'm

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glad to hear Brian snow that you're
feeling better from Snowman Multimedia. It's okay,

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brother, I'll have you on next
week when we do our Super Bowl.

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Pick them awesome, awesome. So
what quarterback is going is gonna go

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first in the draft? I just
because I don't think Chicago's moving on from

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field, so I don't think they're
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gonna be Caleb Williams or Drake May. That's the two names I'm hearing at

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the top, and third will probably
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me is Pennix because of his resume
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Washington. And fourth or fifth it's
a crap shoot there. You could throw

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out ten names and some some people
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I watch a lot of Michigan football. I'm a Michigan slappy. I'm not

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gonna lie, but I'm also a
realist when it comes to what I see

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going into the NFL. He's gonna
be someone you'd rather take late Day two,

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early day three and let him sit
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if he can get the grasp of
reading an NFL defense. I think he

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needs a lot of work with his
decision making. I'm just being as brutally

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honest as I can. I love
JJ McCarty and what he did with Michigan.

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But Bears are expected to trade the
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But before they get a QB,
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the last few years. The line, the old line is actually is actually

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better than people think. They give
fields an average of two point eight seconds,

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which is good for top fifteen in
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they suck at is run protection.
As you saw without David Montgomery, there

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breaking tackles behind the line. Khalil
Herbert struggled mightily every now and then he'd

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break free because he's shifty enough.
But they need a power runner. Roseean

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Johnson is that guy. Maybe they
need to give him the rock ball more

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on first and second downs and keep
Khalil Herbert as the change of base back

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for third down and as the scat
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address the interior part of the old
line, which they could do all through

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that first round. I think they
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Because Mooney's a free agent. You
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I think that's a mistake. His
production dropped while and he had more drops

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this year than he's had in the
past, and he looks like you never

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really recovered from trading for a true
number one receiver. I think you guys

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should go Marvin Harrison junior number one
and maybe trade back at nine and get

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more picks there, because I think
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with that. I would agree with
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many Maybe you can, but not
some of the teams that need to improve.

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You can never have too many weapons, snowman. I I appreciate that.

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Good to see me. Love to
kind of show. Let me know

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and we'll work that out. I
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So next week is Super Bowl,
and I don't know how many people are

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gonna be watching this one, but
I have no dog in the fight.

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And no dogs I'm gonna tell everybody
the exact same thing that I've said for

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now eight years. This will be
the eighth year I haven't watched the Super

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Bowl, super Bowl evening I lost
my oldest son. Until the Lions are

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in it, I'm not watching.
I hear you. I hear you.

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I don't think we're watching it either. We just don't. We don't have

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anybody in the race. And to
be honest with you, these two teams

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really don't excite us. And I
mean the only thing that I could find

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exciting is that Rock Perdy and the
forty nine Ers can beat the Chiefs.

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Then you can start to make the
analogy of mister irrevelent being closer to Tom

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Brady than Pat Mahomes'. Pat Home
is a different type of quarterback, whereas

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Rock Perdy is almost exactly like Tom
Brady. Nobody knew he could run until

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he did it. Everybody said he
was a statue back there. That's why

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he got hurt versus Billy, and
we saw last week he looked just as

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good as Vanilla Vick up there for
the New York Giants, Daniel Jones at

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running the ball. So yeah,
and yes, that is literally his nickname.

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It's Vanilla Vick or Danny Dimes for
Daniel Jones. Well, I have

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changed his nickname to Danny Paesos because
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Speaking of Rock, PERTY have to
make light of Cam Newton talking about Brock

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Purty and saying how Brock was the
tenth best player on the forty nine Ers.

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I loved right, but I love
the he's kind of right, But

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I love the response. But and
brock Perty said, well, there's ninety

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quarterbacks in the league and you're not
one of them. Cam. I love

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that. Like, Okay, wait
a minute, you want to talk about

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me, let's talk about you.
I'm at least playing in the league.

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I'm starting quarterback. Yeah, there
might be other players on my team that

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are better than me, but at
least I'm playing this game that you want

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to play and you're not playing.
I love it. The swagger by this

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kid in the moxie. You can't
help but like the kid, right,

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I don't. I don't got anything
negative to say about him. Mister irrelevant

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shouldn't be called mister irrelevant anymore.
It's mister starting QB. He was statistically

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a top ten quarterback. If you
ranked him in quarterbacks and you have him

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outside the top fifteen, your delusional
or mentally challenged. It's the same with

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golf. You know what he is. Golf is a better version of Rock

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thirty because he's older and more seasoned
and makes better decisions. That's it.

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If it wasn't for eight drops,
do you realize what GoF State stat line

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would have been. And I'm not
saying make those catches. I'm saying just

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remove the eight drops, remove those
eight passes from his stat line. He

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was twenty five or thirty three,
which means he actually tied his exact completion

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percentage that he had for the season
in that game. Rayland Dennis man prety

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overrated in your opinion, being from
two teams that just watched them come back

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in the second half and torch a
couple of teams. I can't agree with

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that statement, Raylan Dennis. And
I'm not saying God overrated either. Nowhere

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have I said that he had top
five statistics. But if you ask anybody

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that scouts the NFL on a regular
basis, and I'm talking about professionals,

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not just us people doing podcasts,
I'm talking like the guys on ESPN and

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NFL Network, Golf and Party are
ranked pretty close to the same. They're

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like either eleven inch twelve or twelve
and thirteen, depending on whose list you

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look at. And is it right? No, because statistically Golf was fifth

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and Party was actually fourth in yardage, Golf was tied for seventh in touchdown,

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Party was ahead of him at six. Completion percentage, Golf is above

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Party and that to me is what
puts golf above Party because that means his

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decision making is better, I think, and being overrated, I don't agree

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with that. I think I think
exactly underrated. People dog them all the

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time, exactly, and I think
part of it is a lot of it

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has to do with the team that
you're on and the players that you're surrounded

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with. Party's on a good team. But I don't think he's overrated,

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right. But that's my opinion too. I disagree with you, Brillan.

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I appreciate and I respect your opinion, but I disagree with it. A

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lot of people are saying he's overrated, and it's mostly there's a lot of

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Lions fans that are salty from that
game. And you know what, you

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got to take your fandom out of
it and look at it and go look

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at his statistics, you really do. I can say all sorts of bad

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things about Love too, but guess
what. He statistically was a top fifteen

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quarterback for his first year playing as
a starter. But the difference is he

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had three years to sit. All
you can say is they had Trey Lance

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and Jimmy Garoppolo last year on the
forty nine ers, and they weren't winning

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until Rock Purdy got there. I
agree, I agree, I mean yes,

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is it all Shanahan's system? Partially? Is Rock Perdy better than he

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was drafted? One thousand percent?
That's where I'm at with it. There's

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twenty eight teams in the league that
would rather have Rock Purdy than the quarterback

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there they have right now. And
how many of them had ants to get

437
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them and decided to pass? And
that's the crap shirt you take in the

438
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draft? All of them think about
it. Ed last picking the draft at

439
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two hundred and fifty fifth or two
sixty seven, whatever he was. Every

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team in the league had a chance
to draft rockbirdy mm hmm, and yet

441
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San Francisco is the only one that
did. And the success they've had since

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then, when you know, is
awesome. Well, Jeremy, are we

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ready to talk a little women's college
basketball? Absolutely? I haven't talked about

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it's sports related. And you know, I'm not a big and I'll be

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00:38:43.840 --> 00:38:47.039
honest with you, I'm a big
basketball, especially women's basketball. I don't

446
00:38:47.039 --> 00:38:52.440
follow the WNBA that for anybody that
watches three chicks in a pot or chicks

447
00:38:52.480 --> 00:38:57.400
and sauce that we all know that
that's a Megan Prices, that's her stick,

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that's what she does, that's what
she does really great. But I

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00:39:00.880 --> 00:39:05.480
have to give kudos because Caitlin Clark
of doing something that we haven't seen in

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quite a while. She is averaging
thirty two point four points per game this

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season. For her career, she
has fifty one thirty point games, the

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most by a Division IE player in
the last twenty five seasons. Fourteen of

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those is this season. She has
fifteen triple doubles, including four this season.

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She has eleven forty point games,
which is the most by any D

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one player over the last twenty five
years. Right now, she has three

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thousand, four hundred and sixty two
points. She is number two all time.

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Number one was Kelsey Plume. She
played for Washington from twenty thirteen to

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seventeen, with three thousand, five
hundred and twenty seven points. Caitlin Clark,

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will you become the all time leading
scorer? Do you think she's going

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to do it? Odds are eight
in her favor. I mean, how

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can you bet against those type of
numbers. I don't know how you can.

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I mean, I don't think we've
seen a female as predominant as she

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is in years. I mean obviously
the you know, it's only been a

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couple of years since the last one. But and the excitement that she's brought

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to women's basketball. The attendance that
they're drawing too, is something we haven't

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seen in I don't know ever.
I think you were saying that they have

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more at an Iowa women's basketball than
some of the NWNBA go back to the

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divisional round or no, the wild
card round or the playoffs. The and

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Shea women's basketball were more watched than
Philly at Tampa Bay and more watch than

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any WNBA game. It's just crazy. But that's exciting to see because some

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of these less known sports or less
watched in the previous years. It's great

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to see the popularity because, let's
face it, what else is on TV

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to watch? TV has became like
sports anyways. It's all reality TV anymore.

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It is. It is why I
have subscription services. I just watched

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the shows I want to watch.
There you go, there you go.

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Well, Jeremy, what else is
on your mind today? I don't want

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to go back to a few years
when a rookie quarterback had a great year

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and earned a second contract with the
Lions, and it's a guy you got

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don't want to hear this about,
but we made him the highest player for

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00:42:02.480 --> 00:42:07.880
all of two weeks until Kirk Cousins
got his deal with the Minnesota Vikings.

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That was Jonathan Matthew Stafford. We
go a few years into that contract and

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we redo his contract to make him
the highest paid again and again. Within

483
00:42:19.840 --> 00:42:25.199
a couple of weeks, it was
overshadowed and everybody was complaining that we paid

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00:42:25.239 --> 00:42:30.880
him this much money and we're going
to the playoffs and losing, and couldn't

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00:42:30.960 --> 00:42:35.639
understand why none of these players wanted
to stay on the team and why we

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00:42:35.639 --> 00:42:45.639
couldn't afford anybody we overpaid for past
accomplishments. When you overpay a quarterback,

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you hinder the growth of the rest
of the team and who you can keep,

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and the core of your team starts
to fall apart, and when it

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starts to degrade, everybody points the
fingers at the coaches and not at the

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GM and the quarterback that eating up
more than twenty percent of the team's salary.

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Say, honestly, I could say, I honestly feel that's the reason

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why in Green Bay we only had
one with Aaron and one with Brett farb

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mm hmmm. It's the same thing. You guys finally got it to where

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your draft picks after that, because
when you first got Brett farv it was

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easy once he got that Super Bowl
and it was easy to pay him.

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Mentally, he earned it right.
But at the same time, you watched

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a lot of players start to leave
and you're like, man, why is

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00:43:35.960 --> 00:43:38.039
this player leaving? Why is this
player leaving? You can't afford them?

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00:43:38.639 --> 00:43:44.880
Nope, And the same thing happened
when Rogers won his Super Bowl in this

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second year playing, which was after
his franchise tag. What happened he got

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00:43:52.159 --> 00:43:59.920
that Super Bowl MVP contract. There's
a reason why a few Packer fans call

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him the same thing other fans do, and it's not a polite name,

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00:44:02.400 --> 00:44:07.960
so I'm not gonna say call it
mm hmm. That was the one thing

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00:44:08.559 --> 00:44:15.000
you have to give Tom Brady credit
for is that he would go back in

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and say, let's renegotiate because I
know I need players around me. I

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can't do this by myself, right, And That's where I'm going with it.

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If you go back to the year
two thousand and you add up every

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salary of the Super Bowl playing not
just winning Super Bowl playing quarterbacks and add

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it all together. The only one
that's above this number was the guy Detroy

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traded to the Rams where they had
to add players for win that year.

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Anyway, and I'm going to keep
repeating this because everybody thinks both when they're

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in a Super Bowl. No,
it's a team game. If the percentage

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is eighteen point two percent, all
all the qbs combined, the only one

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above it is Jonathan man New Stafford. That's pretty overwhelming because if you take

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him out of the equation, it
would have been fifteen point eight. That

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means every Super Bowl playing quarterback was
either on a rookie contract or Tom Brady

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on a less than market value.
Yes, let me repeat that, every

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Super Bowl playing quarterback was either a
rookie contract or Tom Brady on a less

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00:45:39.519 --> 00:45:45.599
than market value. And if with
the way the inflated cap room is now

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eighteen point two percent, the number
anybody should not want to pay a quarterback

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00:45:51.360 --> 00:45:59.199
more than is forty one point two
million starting this season. That's your food

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00:45:59.280 --> 00:46:02.639
for thought. Interesting. Interesting,
that is really interesting. We have to

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say good afternoon too, will thank
you for joining us here. Will Mark

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00:46:09.679 --> 00:46:15.079
Melly Rookie on Super Bowl or Bust. I agree, twenty twenty five is

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00:46:15.079 --> 00:46:21.280
our year. We got to say
it. For next year again, well,

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I think green Bay might have a
little something to say about it,

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but but we'll see. I think
it's going to come down to Detroit or

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green Bay for the division. But
I think both teams make the playoffs.

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I think both teams floor is about
ten wins and anything above that is gravy.

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00:46:38.880 --> 00:46:45.480
I would agree. I would agree
because do you think for both teams?

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00:46:45.960 --> 00:46:49.519
Oh it does? Oh yeah,
and everybody's going to be gunning for

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00:46:49.599 --> 00:46:52.239
him. Green Bay was the third
best team in the division last year,

533
00:46:52.280 --> 00:46:59.800
so they had the easier side of
the schedule right overall. Detroit was second.

534
00:47:00.119 --> 00:47:04.360
They had an easier schedule than Minnesota. What we're going to see is

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if this is a one year one
or and if we can keep maintained that

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00:47:07.440 --> 00:47:14.920
ten plus win season for the first
time in Detroit Lions history in the Super

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00:47:14.960 --> 00:47:19.920
Bowl era, can we have a
back to back ten plus win season?

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00:47:22.199 --> 00:47:28.760
Mm hmm. And I'd go back
to saying talking about a little bit about

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00:47:28.840 --> 00:47:35.320
the quarterbacks and reconstructuring your contracts.
We're seeing it even in other sports somewhat.

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00:47:35.880 --> 00:47:38.280
I know we talked about a little
bit Thursday night about Corbyn Burns because

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00:47:38.280 --> 00:47:43.400
it was breaking news that he was
being traded. And there are so many

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00:47:43.440 --> 00:47:47.559
Brewer fans that are up in arms
because how can we give away the farm

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00:47:47.719 --> 00:47:52.320
this season and we're not going to
have a good season. But you also

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00:47:52.440 --> 00:48:00.480
have to remember that if players become
free agents after a season, you get

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00:48:00.519 --> 00:48:07.039
nothing besides a draft pick, nothing
if they go someplace else Whereas if you

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00:48:07.159 --> 00:48:13.079
have trade value now or you or
they're willing to restructure and do their contracts

547
00:48:13.159 --> 00:48:16.159
and you can, it's a different
story. But you don't want to be

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00:48:16.280 --> 00:48:21.920
left with them walking out the door
as a free agent. So you got

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00:48:22.079 --> 00:48:27.719
to you gotta trade value now.
At forty one point two million, I

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00:48:27.719 --> 00:48:31.079
want to say something because that's a
key number. Also, Daniel Jones signed

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00:48:31.119 --> 00:48:35.880
a three year, forty million a
year contract, so it's at least one

552
00:48:35.920 --> 00:48:39.920
million more than Daniel Jones. If
anybody offers that contract to somebody, the

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00:48:40.039 --> 00:48:45.440
agent can't come back with that awful
saying. You know you're gonna hear oh,

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00:48:45.480 --> 00:48:52.039
so you're saying, my QBS no
better than Daniel Jones is now the

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floor of contract value. But at
the same time, that percentage, it

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00:48:59.639 --> 00:49:02.519
has nothing to do with anything other
than keeping your team together. That is

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00:49:02.599 --> 00:49:09.320
the main reason why Tyreek Hill is
a Miami Dolphin. It's Patrick Mally's contract

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00:49:09.320 --> 00:49:14.519
that was due this season. They
knew they couldn't afford him in an eighteen

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00:49:14.559 --> 00:49:19.360
to twenty million dollars a year wide
receiver. And if you ask Tyreek Hill

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right now, would he like being
making that money with Miami or playing in

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00:49:23.360 --> 00:49:28.719
the super Bowl this weekend and making
fifteen million, I bet you he'd say

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00:49:28.719 --> 00:49:35.519
I'd rather make the fifteen million.
I think players are going to have to

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start really taking a look at and
I get they're only playing for so many

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00:49:38.880 --> 00:49:43.199
years, so they want to make
as much as they can. But what's

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00:49:43.239 --> 00:49:49.360
more important making the bigger bucks or
having more of a chance to go further

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and win a super Bowl? Because
everybody you talk to, super Bowl or

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00:49:53.239 --> 00:49:57.000
bust, that's what they want.
They want. They don't want. I

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00:49:57.039 --> 00:49:59.800
don't want a career of how many
years I'd rather win a super Bowl.

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I want to win a super Bowl. In order to win a super Bowl,

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you might have to take less money
so that there's money to go around.

571
00:50:07.800 --> 00:50:12.719
Dan Marino tried. He just had
a horrible GM that didn't know how

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00:50:12.719 --> 00:50:19.000
to sign or draft anybody. Dan
Reno took less than the highest paid quarterback,

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even though he was the best quarterback
in the league those years. He

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00:50:22.480 --> 00:50:28.480
just didn't. He made OJ McDuffie
a household name. And it's as Dan

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00:50:28.559 --> 00:50:36.199
Marino retired, what happened O j
McDuffie retired a year after. It's food

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00:50:36.239 --> 00:50:40.519
for taught people. People don't have
that team mentality anymore, and that's the

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00:50:40.559 --> 00:50:45.239
problem. They're me. It's a
me for society. They're looking out for

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00:50:45.320 --> 00:50:49.760
themselves. Yes, I understand it's
a short window of years that you get

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to play in the NFL. The
average NFL career for a running back is

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three to five years. For a
quarterback, it's still seven to ten.

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If you're making a twenty MILLI year
and you can't make your money last,

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00:51:00.880 --> 00:51:06.079
you're not living within your means.
You're living beyond your means. It means

583
00:51:06.079 --> 00:51:15.480
you're doing stuff extracurricular wise that's costing
you money. That's years that I'd be

584
00:51:15.519 --> 00:51:19.360
happy with a million a year.
Get tax the crap out of me and

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00:51:19.400 --> 00:51:22.719
take a hundred thousand and invest it
and live comfortable with the interests of the

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00:51:22.760 --> 00:51:27.960
rest of my life because they have
such a thing as a mutual money marketing

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account where you're guaranteed a one to
four percent monthly year. That's the first

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00:51:36.000 --> 00:51:40.519
five years. Is a rookie contract
only for first round picks. Mh.

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00:51:42.280 --> 00:51:45.039
That is why it's three to five
years for a running back, because not

590
00:51:45.159 --> 00:51:51.880
every running back is a first round
pick, right right. Wow, we've

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00:51:51.880 --> 00:51:53.519
had quite a bit quite a good
time on the show again, Jeremy,

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And where did the time go?
I mean, wow, first four years

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00:52:00.000 --> 00:52:06.800
with the fifth year option, it's
a five year contract. There's a lot

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of guys that don't even make it
through their first year. Muhammedi bringing be

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00:52:09.639 --> 00:52:19.239
in one of them. Any last
parting shots, Jeremy, I want to

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00:52:19.239 --> 00:52:22.280
say what I say at the end
of my show. Try every day to

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00:52:22.320 --> 00:52:25.360
be a better person than you wear
the day day before, because that's the

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00:52:25.400 --> 00:52:29.079
only way to make the world a
better place. It starts with it here.

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00:52:29.199 --> 00:52:31.599
Much love to everybody in the chat. We appreciate that you watch.

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We appreciate that you talk and come
in here and watch two talking heads talk

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sports, football, basketball, baseball. I just threw a couple of topics

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00:52:45.119 --> 00:52:47.760
out that I saw as the top
news stories of the day. You know

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00:52:47.880 --> 00:52:57.079
what, great? You know what? I love talking I love I really

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00:52:57.119 --> 00:53:04.800
love talking football. I never guessed
that one. So so tell everybody how

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00:53:04.800 --> 00:53:07.239
they can find you and watch your
shows, because remember I, like I

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00:53:07.239 --> 00:53:10.760
told everybody it was an honor last
week I was on your one thousandth show.

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I know some of the other girls
from the Chicks show, they actually

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00:53:15.480 --> 00:53:20.719
forgot and they were kicking themselves on
Tuesday when I mentioned it. They're like,

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oh no, and I'm like,
I was, okay, it's okay.

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I wasn't mad. I know,
life happened. Stuff happened, and

611
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you know what it is? What
it is. That's what your shirt,

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00:53:37.360 --> 00:53:43.119
that's you were showing me a shirt
earlier. It is what it is.

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00:53:44.159 --> 00:53:47.920
That's what the NFC Championship game is. I'm in acceptance modes. We lost,

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Let's get over it, Let's move
on. Next Season's around the corner.

615
00:53:53.320 --> 00:53:58.599
March thirteenth starts the whole free agent
period where people can talk to agents

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00:53:58.599 --> 00:54:01.719
and players and try to get them
their team. I believe it's March seventh

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is the team resigning period, and
when they got to set the deadline for

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00:54:07.519 --> 00:54:10.920
accepting fifty your options. Thank god, the only one we got to accept

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00:54:10.920 --> 00:54:15.719
is Pinasill and it's a no brainer. Accept it. That way you don't

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00:54:15.719 --> 00:54:22.039
have to worry about his extension to
the following year. So how can people

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00:54:22.079 --> 00:54:27.320
watch you and get a hold of
you right here? I'm here at least

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00:54:27.360 --> 00:54:30.599
two nights a week, sometimes more. It depends on what Scott needs.

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00:54:30.079 --> 00:54:34.719
I'm here for them. But I
love being on these shows with Candy and

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00:54:34.800 --> 00:54:37.400
the company we have on Thursday.
I love being on this show. It's

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00:54:37.400 --> 00:54:40.960
the South Florida Tribune Channel. Make
sure you go over there, make sure

626
00:54:42.000 --> 00:54:45.519
you like subscribe, Share it with
all your sports fans because you know he

627
00:54:45.559 --> 00:54:50.159
has some pretty great guests. You
got guys like coach Bontamego, former Lion

628
00:54:50.239 --> 00:54:55.920
Special Teams coach and also a former
head coach of the Central Michigan chiplews.

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00:54:57.000 --> 00:55:01.840
You got Mel Farr Junior, son
of how Far Superstar. For you Lions

630
00:55:01.880 --> 00:55:06.800
fans that don't understand it, he
actually has a son of the same name.

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00:55:07.400 --> 00:55:09.960
I like the guy. I actually
know him. We talk by texton

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00:55:10.039 --> 00:55:16.360
by messenger. You know how great
is that I get to talk with actual,

633
00:55:17.000 --> 00:55:22.760
real life people that mean something in
our lives. I talk with Mark

634
00:55:22.800 --> 00:55:28.960
Schmidt, I talk with Jeff Chadwick, former Lions. You know, there's

635
00:55:29.039 --> 00:55:31.679
all sorts of connections you make throughout
your lifetime. It's not what you know,

636
00:55:31.719 --> 00:55:37.480
it's who you know when you've got
trying to get it through this business.

637
00:55:37.400 --> 00:55:42.719
That being said, you can also
find me on my channel kneecat Biting

638
00:55:42.719 --> 00:55:46.599
with the Motor City Lions. I
go live daily right now to the end

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00:55:46.599 --> 00:55:49.880
of the season, and once the
off season starts, we're going to be

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00:55:49.880 --> 00:55:52.840
doing every other day. It'll be
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, but right

641
00:55:52.880 --> 00:55:55.800
now it's Monday through Friday at ten
am. I have my other two shows

642
00:55:55.840 --> 00:56:01.559
a week, which is on Wednesdays
and Fridays, which is the NFL Pick

643
00:56:01.639 --> 00:56:06.920
Them Show where we do the roundtable
talks and we talk about stories around the

644
00:56:07.039 --> 00:56:13.840
NFL on Wednesday, Lions Fan Cave
Chat on Fridays where I specifically have fans

645
00:56:14.159 --> 00:56:15.880
and any fan that's been in my
chat. All you got to do is

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00:56:16.000 --> 00:56:20.239
email me if you want to be
on. I don't have to have the

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00:56:20.239 --> 00:56:25.400
same people on every week. They
just come. I hear you, I

648
00:56:25.480 --> 00:56:32.400
hear you. My writings on the
South Florida Tribune dot com under the MotorCity

649
00:56:32.440 --> 00:56:38.679
Tribune heading exactly exactly, speaking of
which www dot South Florida Tribune dot com.

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00:56:38.719 --> 00:56:43.519
You can find Jeremy's writings. You
can find Scott's George Korn. You

651
00:56:43.559 --> 00:56:47.800
can find transcripts from the Lions,
Dolphins, Jags. You can find pictures

652
00:56:47.800 --> 00:56:53.760
that I've taken. You can find
all kinds of stuff. We get releases

653
00:56:53.800 --> 00:56:59.880
from some of the colleges, so
like FAU, the Hurricanes, USF down

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00:57:00.119 --> 00:57:06.960
here. I promise I've seen no
pictures from the locker room. Yes,

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00:57:07.119 --> 00:57:10.320
yes, one of the things I
want to promote. Up in the upper

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00:57:10.880 --> 00:57:16.039
right corner, you can see a
picture of the front cover of Scott's book.

657
00:57:16.519 --> 00:57:21.199
Scott's my husband. He's been in
the business over forty four years,

658
00:57:21.239 --> 00:57:24.159
and you've to talk about how the
media has changed over the years, and

659
00:57:24.199 --> 00:57:28.800
he talks about some of his great
interviews. There's a picture of him when

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00:57:28.840 --> 00:57:35.239
he was much much younger, but
he interviewed Muhammad Ali, Tamu La Sorda,

661
00:57:35.840 --> 00:57:39.119
just a plethora of different people.
You got to get the book Amazon

662
00:57:39.199 --> 00:57:44.679
or Kindle. You got to subscribe
to our YouTube channel if you like Baseball.

663
00:57:44.719 --> 00:57:47.320
Monday Night's normally one hundred nights such
as Baseball Talk Tuesday Nights Inside the

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00:57:47.320 --> 00:57:53.440
Pigskin, we talk about strictly really
anything football. Wednesday night's the flagship show

665
00:57:53.559 --> 00:57:57.960
Sports Exchange. We talk about any
sport and when I say any sport,

666
00:57:58.039 --> 00:58:04.719
they've talked from football to yes,
I said cornhole. Any sport is all

667
00:58:04.760 --> 00:58:09.199
of them. They've talked about racing
and imsun Daytona five hundreds coming up.

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00:58:09.239 --> 00:58:14.920
I know. Let's see. Thursday
nights we do Pundit's Pundit and then of

669
00:58:14.960 --> 00:58:19.360
course we do our show here Fire
Up on Thursday nights with Smoking Jerry by

670
00:58:19.480 --> 00:58:23.039
Me, myself, Ralph Williams and
normally sometimes we have a guest. Sometimes

671
00:58:23.039 --> 00:58:27.719
George Iiicorn's on there. Sometimes you
never know, we'll throw in a guest

672
00:58:27.800 --> 00:58:34.559
or two. And Sundays normally we've
been doing mad Mouth Guy, Yeah,

673
00:58:34.599 --> 00:58:37.400
the MotorCity Madmouth right. Oh,
and he's got his own show too,

674
00:58:37.159 --> 00:58:42.800
and that's a one on one interview
show. But go to our our YouTube

675
00:58:42.880 --> 00:58:45.480
channel, like us see us.
There's even videos. We were at the

676
00:58:46.239 --> 00:58:53.440
uh We were at the FAU men's
basketball game last Sunday with North Texas and

677
00:58:53.480 --> 00:58:58.760
we did the postgame interview with Scott, you got a couple of questions,

678
00:58:58.960 --> 00:59:01.480
Go over to the channel, watch
it. Listen for Scott the MotorCity mad

679
00:59:01.519 --> 00:59:08.199
MOS's voice. Can't miss it.
But most importantly, like us, share

680
00:59:08.280 --> 00:59:12.760
us and come back and let us
know. If there are any topics you

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00:59:12.800 --> 00:59:16.480
want us to cover, we'd love
to have you on. But most importantly,

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00:59:16.960 --> 00:59:25.119
just enjoy life. Enjoy the sports
we have today and next weekend if

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00:59:25.159 --> 00:59:30.000
you are so inclined. But enjoy
what we have going on because there are

684
00:59:30.000 --> 00:59:35.840
a lot of different diversions that you
can choose as an outlet to watch and

685
00:59:35.920 --> 00:59:38.400
watch our shows because we love to
talk about sports and a lot of different

686
00:59:38.400 --> 00:59:44.559
things. Right, We just like
to talk, love to talk. Lead

687
00:59:44.599 --> 00:59:49.519
the politics out of it though,
please yes, yes, typically we don't

688
00:59:49.559 --> 00:59:55.440
do politics or religion on air.
But thanks everybody for viewing today and commenting.

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We want to see you again next
time. Until next time, I

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01:00:00.360 --> 01:00:05.320
have a great week. Thanks everybody,