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Good morning to every one down me, Kep Turner, Danny Baylis Miike's Roy

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Maddie and for JJ today getting a
ton of support on a Cogan Cogan's recognizability

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being a top fifty most recognized American. Yeah, you have a lot of

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fans, so I don't female are
said one hundred percent of people between the

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age of forty and seventy five could
pick Hulk from a lineup like ninety eight

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percent, And I think I approved
that. In the stats I pulled up

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that he's number three amongst gen X, right, but that puts you pretty

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close to the top fifty. Just
that not if you're in the two hundreds

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and the two surrounding generations, what's
the it averages out to the one fifty

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six that he is. There's no
after generation that doesn't know who Hogan,

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Baby Boomer Hogan. They do.
He's in the two hundreds for them according

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to one stupid sight you checked in
ten seconds. Hey man, it's a

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flimsy search anyway, or got the
data I'm given? Like, if we're

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watching the floor and the category was
famous Americans, HULKVI would be one of

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the first ones they put up.
It'd be the easy one, just to

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get the category going. Do you
think two people would just blink and be

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like, no, I don't know
this man, No, I don't know.

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I think they would absolutely get him. Yeah, No, I think

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we're splitting hairs here. Discussion is
how famous is he? How recognizable is

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he? And you said top fifty
American? Yes, that's kind of incredible

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to me, like Danny's Voice of
Reasons. Yeah, what do you think

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where you, Commissioner Bayliss? I
mean he is a six seven wrestler with

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a scullet, so he looks a
little different. He's got god, he's

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marketed that look since the early eighties, and his unique physique is unique mustache.

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It's like a it's almost like an
icon. It's a cartoon. Yeah.

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The more you the more you make
your argument. I don't know if

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to the mass population, I would
say top fifty, but man probably top

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one hundred, top one hundred,
I'll even most recognized Americans. Do you

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think John Cena ranks higher on that
list right now? Yes, I would

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assume I would say, no,
okay, maybe not, but the Rock

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we would say yes, yes,
absolutely, the Rock probably ends up top

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twenty. I don't know if anyone
other than people under twenty just blink when

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they're staring at a picture of Hulk
Cogan and just have no idea who this

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strange man I'm looking at is.
And I think most I think the majority

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of people from twelve to twenty,
I think more than I don't know about

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more than fifty percent, but I
think a lot like, yeah, I

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know Hulk Hogan is. I'm kind
of blown away by how this mustn't be

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as Brothers. Well, we were
expecting it to be icy roads, and

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it turns out we're all good.
I'll have some updates for you and stuff

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in the scuttle. But at seven
point thirty, when threats of weather falls

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short, I'm always a great fallback, Brothers. I'm in a bit of

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an email exchange with the city manager
of a town in Oklahoma. Somehow it's

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become a bit of a fetish of
mine to get into a little bit of

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warfare with the town's in Oklahoma.
I love it, as I was fighting

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for the Oklahoma City h more information
on the Oklahoma City Python that was on

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the loose, and for weeks people
acted like it wasn't a big deal.

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Gone the hornets of people I've contacted
the city manager about a story that's kind

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of taken off in More, Oklahoma
who was famous for the tornado from like

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two four or something. I plus
should get the date on that, but

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they're famous for something else now and
I wanted to get someone reputable from there

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to comment. And I'm frustrated with
the lack of participation. And I have

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more details on why I'm taking on
the city of More, Oklahoma at eight

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o'clock, but right now, let's
do this. Supports it is there,

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it is, And now sports,
what are we kicking these two other games

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around? Is that kind of got
cowboys? I don't know. Throughout the

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morning and god, if anything breaks, anything big happens, we obviously are

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going to be right on top of
her. But two games yesterday, it

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turns out most of the games only
the Rams and Lions game was competitive and

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like really close till the end as
we're down to the final eight. But

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I don't know. The bill Steelers
game was good. I was excited all

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morning to like see it right,
I'm like, all right, how bad

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is this going to be? And
I'm one of the idiots that's bets you

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know on the under and bets on
the running game because no one's gonna be

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able to pass the ball. And
then the game starts and it's just beautiful.

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The field is totally fine. Imagine
there was some cold ass in the

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seats because they had a hard time
shoveling that thing to get it ready.

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At high Mark Stadium, I saw
a thing they were offering any locals within

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walking distance twenty bucks an hour,
Yeah, jimmiking and hot cocoa if you

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come and help clear these seats.
And a lot of them did, and

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some of them were showing the bits
and sliding down the snow. Shoot.

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Yeah, I saw that a couple
hours for the game. They're basically like,

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just please focus on the walkways.
Don't even worry about the seats,

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Like, let people deal with the
seats. Yeah, and they'll handle on

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their own, and you know,
And that led to a couple of snowballs

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being thrown during There was one on
one in the end. Yeah, it

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didn't affect the play, but you
saw it, and the refs saw it.

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Yeah. I wonder if the people
around that person scold them. I

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think someone does get us a penalty
and they will. It's happened, yeah

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there, Yeah, and I was
thinking a warning for the refs might be

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in order. Don't throw ice balls
at anyone on the field, especially George

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Pickens. Right, uh, you
know what I mean. It's like a

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little pretty good throw to get on
TV and get in the vicinity of that

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play. Though. Yeah it's hard
to hit the receiver and full stride,

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but yeah it's weird. You know, pittsburghdn't turn the ball over all out

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the first half, you have a
tighter game. You still like it's that

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world too. Every time I watch
a Mason Rudolph or a you know,

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Kenny Pickett or all those guys play
a quarterback for the Steelers, I go,

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yeah, that's fine, like yes, frustrated, I mean at DAK

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And then you'll watch a game here
in a game there and go, I

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like my guy. One thing that
bugs the hell out of me, and

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I don't like the Bills. I
do admire Josh Allen. I mean I

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wish, you know, I think
most people wish Josh Allen was their quarterback.

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He's really really good. But one
thing that just drives me crazy,

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and it was personified in that game
yesterday, is he will cut out running

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and he's six' five and he's
a tank and he can run you over.

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And he ran through the tackle of
a safety and bus at a fifty

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something yard run maybe the longest touchdown
run of his career, second longest run

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for a quarterback in playoff history for
a touchdown, just a mack truck right,

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can't bring him down. Just weapons
galore. And then a few plays

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later he runs and slides and someone
touches him and he has the biggest hissy

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fit. How dare you? And
you can look up on YouTube compilation videos

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with him selling it like Hull Hogan
getting a cross chopped to the chest.

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He's trying to job the system.
He's trying to get over you can't touch

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a quarterback anymore, right, they're
just that's fine, But how do you

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say that When the guy just ran
over our safety and took it fifty something

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yards of the house, we couldn't
tackle him. It's the ultimate cheet code,

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really, And then when he does
the slide, oh my god,

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he's already selling it before he even
hits the ground. How dare you touch

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me? You have fifteen If it's
a penalty, it's a penalty regardless if

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you're six' five in a tank
though, right, are are you more

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just the problem because he is that
size and then acting like he's pee wee

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herman if he gets touched when he
slides, Yeah, I think, But

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there's a nuance to this, and
there's a human decision that gets made by

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the referees. And yeah, I
would love to live in a world where

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it's just cut and dry. That's
a penalty that's not but obviously every single

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play that's not exactly the case.
You have to factor some things in.

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And yes, I mean he's slid
and the guy was already committed to try

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I need to tackle him because sorry, I didn't know if you were gonna

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slide or run me over and run
for another touchdown. So yeah, I

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had to make a decision as a
defender in the National Football League. It

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makes it hard man, especially Yeah, for the few guys that are like

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that, That's what I'm saying.
Yea, So yes, well maybe a

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little to fan quarterbacks, they get
greedy and they did this on the sideline

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too, is they'll be running on
the sideline. Well, how's the defensive

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player supposed to stop their momentum If
you're still trying to cheat and get a

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couple of yards while you're in bounds. So this is why I and I

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think it probably help safety as well. Honestly, quarterbacks, now it's gonna

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be on you. It wouldn't help, say they would get hurt. Quarterback

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woul probably get hurt more. Actually
I take it back, but I think

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we could get rid of the slide
rule. What do you mean, because

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I think they still get hit a
lot, and there's still a bunch of

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personal vows. It still ends up
being a thing. But the quarterbacks,

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now, if you want to do
this and run, then you just need

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to go down like slide like diving
ahead and just go down. And then

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they all get penalized for piling on
if they do that. But what they're

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doing is they're gaming the system by
running and getting greedier, and they go

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two three extra steps, then maybe
they would if they were really trying to

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protect themselves. One of these quarterbacks
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fake slide, you know, like
somehow that they'll be able to kind of

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come up with some type of manoeuver
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deck and then they take off once
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they will call them down because you
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And they're really not great at policing
that either, because somebody start their slide

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early and that's where the ball should
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your slide. So in that case, I think that if they really sold

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a fake slide and then got up
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up with some kind of one little
quick that mimics the first element of a

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slide, but you never go into
it. There's somebody's working on that.

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It has been. They would try
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think, like, you can't have
it always. Well, it's just like

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the criminal criminals are always one step
ahead of the police, right, that's

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the NFL. I mean they called
Miles jack On, the Steelers linebacker last

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night for a late It was just
like, how was he supposed to stop?

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Right? But we're almost at a
decade of this now, yeah,

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or at least at sixty years thing
of no one knows what to do,

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and generally speaking, yes, I
want quarterback to protect it. But if

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he's not running as fast as he
can to be there to jump in and

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try to tackle him, then Josh
Allen keeps running, So like, right,

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you're in that. It's frustrating.
You can't win. It's frustrating,

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but especially I you're trying to like
go in hit him low because you don't

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want to go up high. You're
assuming this guy is very capable of staying

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on his feet and popping one for
fifty. Yeah, he just did it.

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That's why you go in low.
He goes into slide and yeah,

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your normal motion, you can't let
up and you end up smashing him in

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the face. But it's the bottom
line, it's just not fair. Yeah,

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but it's relatively consistent, and that's
it's worth it to the league to

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protect the quarterbacks from it. Absolutely
is, and that makes sense. And

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it's why it drives me nuts when
pass interference on defense and holding on defense

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gets overcalled, because it's like they're
already at a big disadvantage. So right,

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I get why they do it.
It's just frustrating. And that sets

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us up for Bill's Chiefs on Sunday. So and that's always juice, absolutely

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so. On the call in the
Bill's Steelers game was Romo nance. And

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look, we all kind of give
Romo hard time sometimes for maybe being ill

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prepared making weird noises and whatever you're
a fan or not mad beat. Everybody

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does exactly the down beat, but
you I want to give him props when

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he does something, you know,
something nice. And he had the opportunity

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to give a touching tribute to the
great doctor Martin Luther King Junior yesterday on

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his birthday, and Nance had a
promo of an opportunity for the viewers to

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participate in. And then and then
Ramo chimed in on MLK Days to perform

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one hundred million hours of service leading
up to the one hundredth anniversary of Martin

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Luther King's birthday, which is today. We can all contribute to mlk's legacy

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through acts of volunteerism and social change
to learn more, does it realize the

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dream? Dot org? What did
that? Martin Luther Kings? And as

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there is to have a day named
after him, most of Pittsburgh fans made

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the what just because you can does
it mean you always have to? I'm

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learning that in radio every day.
I've been doing this a long time.

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Sometimes because there's a microphone and maybe
a little bit of dead air. Yeah,

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you can, just you just can
let the moment be you don't have

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to talk and let Nancy pick it
up. At third down. You saw

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me motioning when Nancy was giving out
the whatever the charity website or whatever that

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information and giving it proper props and
probably reading something off of a note card,

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and I'm thinking, yeah, you
got it. Nance back away from

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the microphone. We're good. Nope, I got a little sweetness for this

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story. Yeah. Does it the
dream that Martin Luther King joss to have

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a day named after him? Most
of Pittsburgh fans mad, wow. So

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I was with Christina and I rewound
and I'm like, oh no, And

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then all day I'm just mumbling,
what a day named after him? What

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a day? Martin Luther King?
And of course I checked Twitter and they're

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like, would love to see the
remo book report on MLK on the top

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of his head. It's like he
just exhaled a big hit off of a

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duty after Martin Luther King day.
It deserves to have in day named after

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him. You're right, Frank,
Right, Lord only can think of his

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Chevy Chase and vacation when he launches
the family truckster and the canyon and Russ

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goes Dad, you must have launched
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nothing to be proud of. Then
he kind of sits back and goes fifty

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right A Bell's in thirty one seventeen, they advanced and yeah, they host

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the Chiefs. That should be a
pretty juicy Sunday doozy. Yeah, night

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capper, and then the Eagles get
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lord, I got got a hand
pretty quick. I mean sixteen to nine,

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middle of the third quarter, you
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safety, and then from then on
it was pretty much over. Was that

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that wasn't as big of a shocker
as the Cowboys performance? Right? No?

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Because I think a lot of people
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They were kind of done. It's
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Have you ever seen a team that
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just completely collapse, well with no
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have some big I'm sure there's examples. I kJ Brown didn't play yesterday,

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which is big yesterday, but not
for their entire collapse. I think I

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heard the Jets in nineteen eighty six
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finished by losing six to seven or
whatever it was. To run out of

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gas like that as a heavy indictment
on coaching and a heavy indictment on not

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having enough bags in your not having
enough tricks in your bag. And that's

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where I kind of go, like, dude, it's not like they were

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woefully injured. No, A J. Brown not playing huge in this game.

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There's a thought that, yes,
he's hurt, but there's a thought

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that he's very unhappy. Yeah.
So I went to bed scrolling Twitter,

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just searching Siriani just morbidly can you
imagine? I mean, it's much like

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much like here, and I don't
know if there are similarities. These are

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coaches that have done well, you
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fire a coach a year after he
goes to the super Bowl, and it's

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hard to fire coach with three straight
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But boy, it is unanimous they
want him gone. Wow, people around

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here pretty much want McCarthy gone.
And maybe it's just Twitter world that we

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live in, where the leasha's are
always so short and go right now everything

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all of the time, or f
off. Well, it's also too like

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that whole team has a ton of
dudes who have been there for a long

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time who are free agents, and
including forty five minutes ago, news broke

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that Jason Kelsey, their center's retiring. It's of icial, so he told

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them last night at the game that
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Fletcher Cox is a free agent,
Brandon Graham who's been there for fourteen seasons,

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free agent, DeAndre Swift, a
running back free agent. He can

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go on and on and on.
They got tons of dudes who are just

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not set to be on the team
next year. Love it. So if

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there was a time to blow it
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I realized Sirione took him to a
super Bowl last year, but they're already

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upset with him, and the team
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But they didn't have it last second
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that's another thing. Any win in
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the Eagles as a joke, so
maybe you inflate your wins and things like

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that. But this is why I
think the Cowboys should be quicker rather than

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their usual take a little time not
interview that many people. I think they

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should be more thorough and a little
more quick with what they do here on

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McCarthy, even if that means we're
running it back because the Eagles could be

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in the market for a coach.
We'll see. They'll probably say that he's

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safe. But I don't know.
Man. Just through the images of Jeffrey

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Lurie, they're over up in the
box. He looked pissed. Yep.

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So we're at seven openings right now. We were at eight, but the

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Patriots got took Jared Mayo, So
we're at seven right now. We could

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be at maybe eight with the Cowboys, maybe nine with the Eagles, and

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that would have if you include the
Patriots, say ten, You're getting real

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close to a third of the National
Football League with coaching head coaching turnover this

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year, and how many of those
guys are just gonna jump into one of

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those vacant positions, Yeah, you
know, I don't know. But there's

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a lot of big names available too. It's not like the old guard is

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just you know, standing pat and
those jobs stay the same. I mean,

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I don't think Tomin's going anywhere,
but he looked real unhappy after in

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that press conference that we discussed earlier. It's just a really odd off season.

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And I would think that nine hell
or just seven that we know for

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a fact is available right now.
It's got to be near the top of

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most head coaching switches in an off
season. It's so volatile because it is

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the world you live in. The
people start screaming online, and you think

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that's the uh, the vibe and
feeling of the whole city and the whole

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organization and the pressure build well.
Online madness leads to someone's seat warming up.

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I mean, it's true. Damn
near half the league makes the playoffs

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now, it's not the old days. He's like, twelve of the teams

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make it, and you're like,
once he added that other team. Fourteen

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teams make the playoffs of a thirty
two team league. You need to make

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the playoffs. You need to make
the playoffs every year. Oh the Cowboys

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are doing that. Then at some
point you're like, well, I need

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to get further. It's just so
hard, especially like the AFC. You

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got to you gotta get past the
Mahomes thing. It's almost like the same

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thing they did as Brady for all
those years. It's still about the quarterback,

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Like it will always be that first. But you know that's why I

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keep coming back to it. I'm
not a McCarthy defender at all. God,

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I feel like I'm almost too harsh
on him. I almost keep coming

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back to maybe you just run it
back. I don't know. You know

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what mikey tapped in and on something
when he when he talked about, you

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know, the Twitter culture that we
we live in, and you know,

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in the seventies, eighties, heck
even nineties, it would be fada complee

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that McCarthy was coming back. Because
the way you lose is a coach or

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a coach gets fired, is he
ages out of the position there's a developing

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or or long running kind of toxic
atmosphere that's kind of permeating the entire organization,

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or he loses the team where the
team just tunes him out. I

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don't think anything any of those things
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No, I don't think so.
I don't think so either. And

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ten years back then must have been
so much longer than now, and then

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the disposable you know culture that we
live in and results now and shareholders are

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sitting there wringing their hands. Yeah, you're responding to the times, not

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necessarily the situation. And back then
you need like Randy Galloway to write an

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article with a head line say team
unhappy with coach. But now it's and

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it's all screaming all the time.
That would have been all screaming. That

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would have been a scitillating article back
then. Like if anybody came out during

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the Landry run and said anything that
was nay saying about Tom Landry, that

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would have been made national headlines.
Yeah, okay, we'll be all this

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all, you know, all throughout
the day. Bill Belichick interview with the

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Falcon yes day, and we keep
talking about him. Will mccarthur be back?

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I doubt we know the news today, but we'll update update you for

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