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sports because he said he was willing to come back if Demko Ryan's the head
coach with the Houston Texans ever really needs him. Now, what is thirty
five? He was named Rookie of the Year his rookie campaign, in which,
by the way, he played with Damiko Ryans. He was named the
Defensive Player of the Year three times. His one hundred and fourteen and a
half career sacks rank him twenty fourth all time. So yeah, that's good.
If he says he's willing to make a little bit of a comeback.
Sure. He's also now a new analyst for CBS on their show on their
NFL show, and I'm sure he'll do a really good job. Boomer's Siasin
is out, Phil Simms is out. Both have had really nice runs.
But I suppose the turning of the page takes place in every industry. So
it's kind of unfortunate because you don't like to see people lose their jobs.
And I thought those guys were I thought probably a sias In more than Phil
Simms, was really good at what he did. Personally, I think there's
way too many analysts on these pregame shows and postgame shows. I mean,
you're basically getting in one thought, and you're getting paid millions and millions of
dollars. But if the networks are making the money on it, who cares.
JJ Watt is in the news for a different reason yesterday, and that's
because Austin Rivers. You know who Austin Rivers is, right, played for
a period of time in the NBA, son of Doc Rivers. Okay,
he said something on Tuesday on the Pat McAfee show on ESPN. He said,
because Pat McAfee, I'm sure you folks know this. He was in
the NFL. He was a punter. He was a punter in the in
the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts, and he he's turned a really successful talk
show into TV, so good for him, and he had Austin Rivers on
and Rivers said this, I can take thirty players right now in the NBA
and throw them in the NFL. You cannot take thirty NFL players and put
them in the NBA. That might be I don't think you could do that,
but that might be closer to NBA doing it to the NFL than the
other way around, So it might be. I mean, there are guys
who were really good football players in high school, mind you, who later
played in the NBA. Again, high school, it's tough to project.
People always said, and look, he's a freak. He's one of the
greatest players of all the time. Lebron James sixty eight to fifty to sixty
could have played in the NFL. Maybe, I don't know that, nobody
does now. He was recruited by Ohio State and Alabama and Miami and Notre
Dame. Mark Murphy, who used to play safety in the NFL played eleven
years with Green Bay Packers, was the defensive coordinator at James's high school,
and he was convinced convinced that he would have been an NFL receiver because he
was a two time All State selection. He had one hundred rocks in nineteen
hundred yards and twenty seven. I mean, it was unbelievable what he did.
I guess I would say, if you think that could happen, why
would people not believe the guy like Calvin Johnson who was sixty five two hundred
and forty pounds or dk Metcalf who was sixty four to two hundred and thirty
pounds physical specimens could not make it. What makes you think that? I
think they could, but I don't know. James was fast. He was
incredible, right, okay, fair enough. Don't know, but it sure
appears like he could have like Charlie Ward did it. Here's a quarterback in
Florida State him on the Heisman Trophy and played for the New York Knicks.
Pretty damn good. Allen Iverson was a hell of a player in the NBA,
right, But he was a really good high school player. Jalen Suggs,
who played for Villanovo, won a national championship. He's a really good
high school football player. I don't know if that translates. I couldn't tell
you if a guy played in high school who could play in the pros.
How many times have we been wrong about things like this? How many times
we have to be proven that a lot? Who's the best high school football
player you ever saw? I mean, Drew Henson was unbelievable, you guys.
He was an All American punter, He's an All American quarterback. He
had offers from any place in the country, went to Michigan. You all
know the story, okay, and he played in the NFL. He's an
unbelievable basketball player too. Averaged twenty nine points, close to nine points per
game. So he's a really good football player. He's an All American baseball
player. He's all of a basketball player, made it to Triple A,
made it to the majors, and made it in the NFL. Matt Barnes
was a really good football player in high school. Could he have played in
the NFL? I don't know. I know, guys like Tony Gonzalez he
played college basketball, right, Yeah, he played college basketball and made it
in the NFL. And Tonio Gates. We could go on. There's a
there's a number of guys who we've talked about in that regard who played college
basketball and then went and played in the NFL. Okay, some of these
other guys that I just mentioned or who Austin Rivers is thinking about, didn't.
Julius Peppers, he's a dual sport athlete at North Carolinas, a walk
out on the basketball team. I don't know if people remember that. Jimmy
Graham, he's part of the Hurricanes that reached the NCAA turned in two thousand
and eight. Quinton Rollins for the Green Bay Packers. Here's a guard at
Miami with the RedHawks. Julius Thomas at Portland State. Darren Fells another guy.
He's a tight end in the NFL and played some college hoops. Don't
tell me that guys in the NFL can't do it the other way around.
That's ridiculous, because you know, damn well they could. Austin Rivers should
know that. JJ Watt was kind of taking offense to that and called him
out. JJ Watt on X came out and said, you don't got a
job in either right now, so go ahead and try it. JJ Wat's
not suggestion that he could do that, no way, and he did say,
for the record, I could absolutely not play in the NBA. Six
hard follows is about all I could give you and call it a day.
But don't be saying I can take thirty players right now in the NBA and
throw them in the NFL. That's dissing another professional league, and it ain't
right, and it couldn't do it anyway. Who do you think could make
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of sports. JJ Watt recently made headlines in sports because he said he was
willing to come back if Demiko Ryans the head coach with the Houston Texans.
Ever really needs him now. Watt is thirty five. He was named Rookie
of the Year his rookie campaign, in which, by the way, he
played with Demiko Ryans. He was named the Defensive Player of the Year three
times. His one hundred and fourteen and a half career sacks rank him twenty
fourth all time. So yeah, that's good. If he says he's willing
to make a little bit of a comeback. Sure, he's also now a
new analyst for CBS on their show, on their NFL show, and I'm
sure he'll do a really good job Boomers. Siasin is out, Phil Simms
is out. Both have had really nice runs. But I suppose the turning
of the page takes place in every industry. So it's kind of unfortunate because
you don't like to see people lose their jobs, and I thought those guys
were I thought probably a sias In more than Phil Simms was really good at
what he did. Personally, I think there's there's way too many analysts on
these pregame shows and postgame shows. I mean, you're basically getting in one
thought and you're getting paid millions and millions of dollars. But if the networks
are making the money out of who cares. JJ Watt is in the news
for a different reason yesterday, and that's because Austin Rivers, who Austin Rivers
is right, played for a period of time in the NBA, son of
Doc Rivers. Okay, he said something on Tuesday on the Pat McAfee show
on ESPN. He said, because Pat McAfee, I'm sure you folks know
this. He was in the NFL. He was a punter. He was
a punter in the NFL with the Indianapolis Colts. And he he's turned a
really successful talk show into TV, so good for him. And he had
Austin Rivers on and Rivers said this, I can take thirty players right now
in the NBA and throw them in the NFL. You cannot take thirty NFL
players and put them in the NBA. That might be I don't think you
could do that, but that might be closer to NBA doing it to the
NFL than the other way around, so it might be. I mean,
there are guys who were really good football players in high school, mind you,
who later played in the NBA again high school. It's tough to project.
People always said, and look, he's a freak. He's one of
the greatest players of all the time. Lebron James sixty eight to fifty to
sixty could have played in the NFL. Maybe I don't know that, nobody
does now. He was recruited by Ohio State and Alabama and Miami and Notre
Dame. Mark Murphy, who used to play safety in the NFL played eleven
years with Green Bay Packers, was the defensive coordinator at James's high school,
and he was convinced, convinced that he would have been an NFL receiver because
he was a two time All State selection. He had one hundred rocks in
nineteen hundred yards and twenty seven. It was unbelievable what he did. I
guess I would say, if you think that could happen, why would people
not believe the guy like Calvin Johnson who was sixty five two hundred and forty
pounds, or DK Metcalf who was sixty four to two hundred and thirty pounds
physical specimens could not make it. What makes you think that? I think
they could, But I don't know. James was fast, He was incredible,
right Okay, fair enough. Don't know, but it sure appears like
he could have like Charlie Ward did it. Here's a quarterback in Florida State
him in the Heisman Trophy and played for the New York Knicks. Pretty damn
good. Allen Iverson was a hell of a player in the NBA, right,
But he was a really good high school player. Jalen Suggs, who
played for Villanovo won a national championship. He's a really good high school football
player. I don't know if that translates. I couldn't tell you if a
guy played in high school who could play in the pros. How many times
have we been wrong about things like this? How many times we have to
be proven that a lot who's the best high school football player you ever saw?
I mean, Drew Henson was unbelievable, you guys. He was an
All American punter, He's an All American quarterback. He had offers from any
place in the country, went to Michigan. You all know the story,
okay, and he played in the NFL. He's an unbelievable basketball player too.
Averaged twenty nine points close to twenty nine points per game. So he's
a really good football player. He's an All American baseball player. He's all
of a basketball player, made it to Triple A, made it to the
majors, and made it in the NFL. Matt Barnes was a really good
for ballplayer in high school. Could he have played in the NFL? I
don't know. I know guys like Tony Gonzalez he played college basketball, right,
Yeah, he played college basketball and made it in the NFL. And
Tonio Gates. We could go on. There's a number of guys who we've
talked about in that regard who played college basketball and then went and played in
the NFL. Okay, some of these other guys that I just mentioned,
or who Austin Rivers is thinking about, didn't. Julius Peppers, he's a
dual sport athlete at North Carolina, a walk out on the basketball team.
I don't know if people remember that. Jimmy Graham, he's part of the
Hurricanes that reached the NCAA turned in two thousand and eight. Quinton Rollins for
the Green Bay Packers. He's a guard at Miami with the RedHawks. Julius
Thomas at Portland State. Darren Fells another guy. He's a tight end in
the NFL and played some college hoops. Don't tell me that guys in the
NFL can't do it the other way around. That's ridiculous, because you know
damn well they could. Austin Rivers should know that. JJ Watt was kind
of taking offense to that and called him out. Jj Watt on X came
out and said, you don't got a job in either right now, so
go ahead and try it. JJ Wat's not suggestion that he could do that,
no way, And he did say, for the record, I could
absolutely not play in the MBA. Six hard follows is about all I could
give you and call it a day. But don't be saying I can take
thirty players right now in the NBA and throw them in the NFL. That's
dissing another professional league at it ain't right, and it couldn't do it anyway.
Who do you think could make that transition besides some of the players I've
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to the full lines be Who's waiting for us? We have Mark and Gun
League. Hi, Mark, good morning, good to talk to you.
Hey, Good morning, chef. How you doing. I'm doing great?
How about yourself? Good good? Hey? You were talking about the NFL
players and the NBA players stuff like that. I think it was back in
seventy two. I went to see an exhibition game of the Detroit Lions playing
against the Grand Rapids Area coaches at Union High School, and Charlie Sanders was
school and everybody and I walked out of that gym. I was twelve years
old. I walked out of that gym and I looked at my dad and
said he could be in in the NBA easy, and my dad agreed with
me on that. But he you should have seen this guy play. Have
you ever seen Charlie Sanders play basketball? I could only no, I did
not, but I only know of what he has told me or what he
told me. Oh and when he and I worked together, we worked together
for years as part of the Lions broadcast, Charlie told me about his exploits
as a basketball player. Yeah. Oh, he was just fantastic. But
one more thing I wanted to ask you, when it comes to multi sports
athletes, do you think that rick Leach made the right choice in going into
baseball, because I think he should have win in the football. And I'll
listen to your comments on the air here. So Dave, thanks for taking
my call, and you're doing a great job. Thanks. I appreciate it.
Thanks very much. It's always good to talk to you, so we
welcome at any time. That's a great question. I who am I to
say about what rick Leach should have done? Keep this in mind, I
mean he did have a ten year stint in Major League baseball Detroit Toronto.
What did he play for? I think he completed a year in Texas,
but he spent ten years. Would he have spent ten years in football?
The reason a lot of guys make the chance that the transition to baseball.
You know, Kirk Gibson, Rick Leach, they were both first round picks
for the Tigers. Oh, he played. He played a year in Texas
in the year in San Francisco. The reason they do that, as you
know, is for longevity and health reasons. And these guys like playing games.
People like playing games, and baseball you play every day. In case
people are unaware. Rick Leach grew up in Flint, played at Flint Southwestern
all right, and he was also a basketball player too. I mean he
was an All conference player. He's one of the best athletes the States ever
produced. Four year starter at quarterback at Michigan, also played baseball there.
What was it, three Big Ten titles All Big Tennis quarterback three times.
He was third in the Heisman Trophy voting as a senior as an All American,
but he was a Big Ten batting champ his junior year, so he
was a He was an All American in baseball and football. When you're a
first round pick just because you don't play for the team that drafted you in
your first round pick. That's pretty damn good, right, you'd take that.
I don't know how effective rick Leach would have been in the NFL with
his style of play. You know what would have happened. I don't know.
I don't think he was an option quarterback. He was a running quarterback,
though he's a hell of an athlete. I remember reading an article about
Rick Leach and they had asked him, did you wish you'd chosen football?
And he said immediately, no, absolutely not. He was pursued like I
don't even know if he would have been drafted highly in the NFL. I
think there was a team I think it was Montreal in the CFL who wanted
him, and now you look at it, he was a fifth round pick.
He was a fifth round pick in the NFL by Denver Red Miller.
Do you remember Red Miller? Remember Craig Morton and the Orange Crush when they
made the Super Bowl? I think it was seventy nine. Anyway, when
the Tigers drafted him in the first round, thirteenth overall in June. He
was drafted in May by Denver and then drafted in Major League Baseball in June,
and he said, you know, I get a chance to stay in
my home state, play in the leagues in front of friends and family for
the team I loved, and I looked at the longevity factor, the injury
factor and everything. So he never regretted it once. So he played,
you know what, eight hundred games or whatever in Major League Baseball. That's
a really good question. He's better to answer it, but he's answered it
in an article or two, I'm sure since and you could make the argument
that he did make the right choice. When you have a ten year career
doesn't mean he played one hundred and sixty two games every year. Kirk Gibson,
who's a friend of mine, he he was an All American football player
and an All American baseball player. He'd have been a top top ten pick
for sure in the National Football League, easily one of the best wide receivers
in the country. And he just killed everybody. He flew by everybody.
That dude was incredibly fast. He would challenge guys. People would say,
you're really not that fast, he says, twenty bucks to prove it.
They'd go over to the local high school or a track and he'd blow them
away. He'd tell guys to their face, hey man, this is what
I'm going to do. I'm going to run a post and there's nothing you
can do about it. And he would do it. Two sports stars.
Some guys just have it. Bo Jackson amazing, Dion Sanders amazing, Brian
Jordan amazing because they did it in football and baseball. Remember soon thereafter or
soon there before that was never you really never did it. There's only one
guy, I believe in reading. There's only one guy I believe who has
played in the NBA and played in the NFL in this. But you gotta
go way, way, way way back for that. That's how rare it
is. But that's a really good point about Charlie Sanders. Charlie Sanders was
at the University of Minnesota and he was a phenomenal athlete. Remember the All
Decade team in the seventies Hall of Famer. But yes, it was a
hell of a basketball player. This is old news. I'm sure you already
know this. One of the greatest athletes you probably would ever see is Dave
Winfield. Dave Winfield was actually at the University of Minnesota on a baseball scholarship,
but they saw him in the gym one day in a pickup game,
gave him a basketball scholarship. He could have been. He could have been
a Major League Baseball player, which he was. He was all of He's
a Hall of Famer, phenomenal player. He could have been a guy you
could see play in the NBA, and he could have been in the NFL.
There's no doubt about that. See guys like Kyler Murray, who was
drafted by the A's and plays quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals. I don't know
what he would have been in Major League Baseball. I think that's the one
that's a little difficult to try and examine and figure out whether or not a
guy would be effective. But Dave Winfield, who was what sixt' six,
He he led Minnesota to a Big Ten basketball championship. He won the College
World Series MVP as a senior. They wanted him to play football. He
was a man amongst boys. He was incredible, hit the ball a country
mile, but could score. The Padres drafted in the first round, the
Atlanta Hawks drafted him in the fifth round, and the Minnesota Vikings drafted him
in the seventeenth round. At the time, he was one of only four
players in history to be drafted in three different sports one of four. The
other are Mickey McCarty played a year on the Chiefs, Noel Jenke no Idea,
and Dave Logan who played for the Browns in the eighties. But he
was drafted. Actually, if you think about it, Dave Winfield was drafted
in four leagues because the ABA, the Utah Stars at the time, drafted
him in the fourth round. That's how good he was. Right now,
Ben's going, holy crap, who the hell's Dave Winfield? Vikings thought he
was going to play tight end so he could run and catch. That's an
athlete. That's a guy who could do it all. So sometimes you need
to put things in perspective Austin Rivers whomever, before you start saying stuff like
that, those types of athletes. But just because you played in high school,
I mean, Dave Winfield did in college. Just because you played in
high school doesn't really matter, because there's a lot of really good high school
football players out there who can't make the jump to the next level. I'll
bring I'll give you a good example. I've called the high school state championships
for about thirty years. I really enjoy it. And I enjoy it because
I'd like seeing players from smaller towns, smaller schools who maybe don't always get
the recognition they deserve, but the opportunity to see who they are and what
they can do, and see them against talent that they may not have seen
during the regular season or whatever get the chance to see unless they played in
a state title game. I love hearing stories from coaches about what kids do,
not only in the community but in the classroom and what they have to
sacrifice in order to get there. One of my favorite stories was I was
talking with a coach one time and he said, yeah, we almost missed
this kid, I forget his name, but we almost missed him in our
state semi final game because it was his turn to work the farm. And
I said, what do you mean work the farm? He said, well,
it's hunting season and his dad and his brother were going hunting and they
said to him, sorry, state semifinal or not, it's your turn to
do the chores. And he had to get up and do those roughly four
o'clock in the morning before going to play in his semi final game and he
had to get it all done. That's discipline, man, It's awesome.
It was one of the best stories ever. I loved it, and I
told that during the broadcast. Well, one of the best players I saw
in a state championship game is a kid by the name of Mark Catlan and
he played it Lowell for the Red Arrows and he played in a Division I
think it was Division three state championship game. He owned the field. He
was a quarterback on a cornerback. He was the best player by far on
the field to play. And I believe he went to Grand Valley and played
cornerback. So you put his highlight reel film on and you go, oh,
good lord. But it's not like he went to a Power five school,
went and played college ball. Though it's a hell of a job.
Good for him, it's not easy to do. My point is, just
because he was great in high school and he was, doesn't mean you're going
to be an NFL player, folks, if you're not, If you can't
be a great NFL player based on how great you were in college, Hi,
Brian Bosworth, Hi to Marcus Russell, Hi, Tony Mandrich. Doesn't
mean just because you were a hell of a high school player, didn't pursue
that sport and chose to focus on something else that you automatically get a free
pass to being thought of as an NFL talent. Meyer hotline is eight sixty
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to twenty one thousand. I think it's there's too often we kind of just
we see the talent, we see the skill set, and we think it
automatically translates, and athletes, by the way, lose sight of that too.
Austin Rivers is a really good example. Does he know what it takes?
And that's where JJ watts offence comes into play. Does he know what
it takes to play in the NFL? Just because you're big, just because
you're strong, doesn't mean you can do it. High brock Lesner, big,
strong wrestler and all that stuff couldn't make it in the NFL. Dwayne
Johnson, guys couldn't make it in that league for various reasons, even though
they're big, and even though they're strong, and even though they may have
had a very good college career. There is a kid who played at Maryland
and was the player of the Year in lacrosse, leading the Turps to a
national championship. He was done. He had a fifth year eligibility. He
went to Farris State and forre TONI Nice played quarterback and won the Harlan Hill
Trophy and a national championship for the Bulldogs, and then was an undrafted free
agent and made the Atlanta Falcons. How great of an athlete is that oppressive?
That's outstanding? How great was he in high school? Don't know?
Didn't play? Is not playing quarterback in the NFL. He's a special teams
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