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You're listening to the downbeat on ninety
seven to one, the freak the sound

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of Usher, Well, a little
more than that At seven thirty no hold

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on, j J and I are
doing a bit today. I will say,

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now, who I don't recognize this
song? Oh? For one,

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as we as uh we get treated
with Usher, this is you got it

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bad by Usher? Correct, there's
one of the Usher songs that I knew

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Bam bam. What's more than that? For one fun Usher odds? At

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seven thirty, I should have been
at the Lava Cantina show when Usher played

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last year. He played at the
Lava Cantina. I think it was the

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cover band. They did Usher songs
in the form of Rush. It was

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Russier. He's Kevin Turner, Danny
Baylys is here. My name is Mikes

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roy Change. Any Bayle was leaving. This is now packing is backpack.

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It was kind of funny, Russier. Russier, we got to tell you

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the ins and outs of Australian Pink
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tickets that we have to give away
to that in a few Okay, so

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buckle up and uh cowboys hired a
defensive coordinator. I got a couple thoughts

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on that in a second. First
though, we one more Super Bowl ad

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latest cent in crime blasting. It's
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were out on the streets blasting crime
and busting the heads of assorted dickwads,

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you need to be able to go
home, relax, drink a bunch of

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cutty Sark, and make love to
your latest badge, Bunny, Cindy,

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Sheryl, Bonnie, Samantha. It
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assault the front of your pants when
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not disturb the peace by smelling like
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you have the right to remain sexy. In force me her record will

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not be the only thing that needs
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from s industry. So loud sot
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at school. You're at the drive
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Props to uh sweet Jasmine and helped
with some uh some vocal or some

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audio there just a hello. I
left the studio because I was like,

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I don't know, just make sexy
noises. And I gave her a few

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lines. But did you after the
shows today? Yeah? She was like,

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yeah, I heard y'all made me
be a real whore. I'm like,

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what did you expect? She was
like anytime. Okay, she's a

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gamer. Yeah, she's down for
anything when it comes to that type.

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I think they've sold a lot of
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a half gallon, low risk for
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Super Bowl Sunday A. Well,
can you imagine your good fortune if you

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splashed on a load of enforcement and
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be dying to call in at two
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one for Australian Pink Floyd tickets when
we tell you a little more about them

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in a second. But right now, let's do the most important thing in

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the world. We did a deep
dive on the Australian Big Floyd. Yeah,

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yep, you're gonna be surprised.
Wake up, your little sleepyhead.

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It's time to get your stupid ass
out of bed about the most I now

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this is a sad damn this,
This makes me want to continue to ride

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the final wave again. When we
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for your chance to win Australian Pink
Voyd tickets. But we're gonna prompt you,

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so just wait. Cowboys hired their
defensive coordinator. Finally, that's funny.

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Tony Pollard was on Radio Row and
he was doing an interview with some

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station. I don't know. Have
y'all heard that. He's doing an interview

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with some station and they were talking
about and it's it's real bad, bad

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sports talk stuff. But they're talking
about dan Quinn being gone and he didn't

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know, Like Tony Pollard didn't have
any ideas here. I know, your

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guys, defensive coordinator obviously he's got
the head coaching gig in Washington. I

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think you guys are still going through
the process right of figuring out who that

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he might be. What you got? What do you face that defense?

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You guys have stars everywhere you looked. What do you think, what do

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you look for them for next year? And who do you think they might

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bring in? You know, it's
crazy. See, I hadn't been on

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social media like I kind of.
I got rid of Oosta ground like be

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away through the scenion. How come? How come too much people being negative?

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I mean being a cowboy. You
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your mental on point, you know, Yeah, keep the noise out.

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Did you just find out you lost
your defensive coorts? Just found out right

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now? Oh? Okay, he
didn't know. But it seems wild to

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me that you wouldn't know that.
I guess if you're on offense, maybe

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you don't talk to them as much. It is weird that you wouldn't know

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that. It's weird to me.
Maybe it's not weird to them. Here

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throw me cord I want only because
they're close to that, and I'll throw

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it right back at you. Is
it tank? No? Okay, no,

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And it's not even cowboy related to
Bards coming football related. Yeah.

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I just thought it was funny because
that almost similar or sort of similar thing

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happened. Uh Jackson Smith and Jigba, Oh you heard this one? Yes,

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and I always saw the clips,
the full version. But it's pretty

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funny. He is from rock Wall, I think right there is. I

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think he's yeah, maybe whatever.
I think he's local. He's local,

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and he's a stud receiver. Went
to Ohio State. First rounder Yeah,

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Seahawks. Yeah, played for the
Seahawks last year and Shane Waldron was I

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guess their offensive coordinator and he just
got hired away to be the Bears.

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Oh se Right, So they're asking
Jackson Smith and Jigba about Shane Waldron,

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like, what do you think about
what are the Bears getting tell him?

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Bears fans are super interested about the
offensive coordinator coming in at Shane Waldron.

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What can you tell him about who
they just hired to to try to get

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this offense where it needs to go? This is this is live, We're

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not live, We're not. Good
luck to y'all. I mean he's a

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great person, Bears man. Good
luck to y'all. What do you take

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from that that he hates his guts
or he doesn't know who he is.

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No, well, no, they
didn't know that he was moving on.

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No, I think he just didn't
like him when he was his coach,

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he knew what he was doing.
Good luck to you, good luck.

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He's a great guy. He's just
live a great person, you man.

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That's I mean for them to not
know. Then the other one is DeMarcus

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Lawrence, like he was doing a
big I forgot who he was on with.

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I think's the ESPN crew I think, and like what happened to the

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game is Green Bay. He's like, I think we were burnout? Was

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a Shannon Sharp think. I think
we were just burnt out. Burnout.

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It's like, I don't think you
could say that. I think I have

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it right here if you want to
hear it. Yeah, burn out.

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Yeah, it's not long, not
great. Your team was here? What

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happened and why your team isn't here? All honesty. I think the main

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thing is who's burned out? Man? You know, long season team dominally

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healthy throughout the season. You know, the les get tired. But also

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you know you got to give hats
south the Green Bay man. They came

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out with a great game. Plan, you know, rolling out towards Micah

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and then running away from me.
I feel like, you know, that's

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that's what they needed to, you
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they jumped on us fast. And
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You know, I feel like we
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know, we came out, you
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still didn't go the way that we
planted it to go. You okay,

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bad answer. I love bad answer. Burntout man, Just burn out man.

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They're the only ones where burnt out. We're supposed to be done by

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now. I don't even believe that's
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I think he was just looking for
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happens a lot of times. Yeah, I agree, But I would say,

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all right, fifty three man roster. Are there how many any?

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Some many that are like I don't
really want to do this for another week?

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Like I'm rich as f and I
got a place in Cabo. The

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second this thing ends. I mean, sorry it happens. Someone's thinking it

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long ass work. We want another
week of practice and all this those are

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twelve hour days they have to I
mean all every day listening to people yell

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at us and these meetings. I
mean, like we say sometimes we people

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are employed, no matter how fun
the place is. Yeah, no one

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will ever say it, you know, but out of fifty three. And

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the thing is, is one of
my actually don't he was just saying things.

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But you're you're absolutely right. I've
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common thread is human beings and I
don't care. I don't care who you

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are. And and the argument is, well, they're getting paid millions of

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dollars to be into it and not
cut corners. You can't take the human

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element out of it, no matter
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And I think most people given the
option will take a little break, right,

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So come up here and get yelled
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or go to Vegas or whatever.
Sore your body hurt. Yeh. That's

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why I mean the list of names
such as Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant,

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Lebron James, those the ones that
are just inherently driven, that never want

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to take a Dirk for example.
They just never want to take time off

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and they're just laser focused. You
know that. That's the anomaly, that's

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the outlier, that is not the
common the common way, there's more.

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Willie cauley Stein's out there for sure. It's like, hello, next Friday,

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when does my paycheck hit? And
I kind of get it. Dad,

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their their day. This kid's underscore
because they make a lot of money

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and they are kind of our puppets, is what they are. Go entertain

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us. We love football. The
days are long as hell, classroom,

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the atmosphere. I'm telling you,
I can't be so many times I can't

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listen to this dude for another week. He's going to tell me, Oh,

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I can't. I can't handle it. We're sweating it over. You

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set the agg you set the edge, old man, what do you ever

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do we sweat it? If there's
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Yeah man, what a meeting?
Oh my god, what are they

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gonna say that we don't already know? Right? These guys every day?

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Uh uh well they're pretty good honesty. Then if it's true that I do

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agree that he's in the boat of
guys who actually does really care. Mike

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Zimmer is your defensive coordinator. He
is sixty seven years old. Yep.

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The thing that I wanted to go
to here, because look, until he

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talks about what he wants to do
with the defense and you kind of get

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a little more understanding of that,
it's hard to know outside that he was

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the coach of the Vikings for eight
years. Obviously a defensive coordinator here long

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ago. Yeah, but do you
know he worked under four head coaches while

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he was here, god care for
like twelve years, Switzer, Parcels,

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Parcels, Campo and Garrett, A
little bit of Garrett maybe Garrett yeah,

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or chan Gaily yeah, there you
go, cham chan so and then mcarthy

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era here is the Cowboys when it
comes to penalties, twenty second in the

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league, thirty second in the league, twenty fourth in the league, thirty

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first in the league, twenty two, thirty two, twenty four, thirty

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one near the back every single year
in the MCRA, Mike Zimmer penalties head

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coach for the Vikings. The Vikings
were the tenth least penalized team. They

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were the first least penalized team,
twelfth, eleventh, second, seventh,

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eighth, and then twenty fifth.
In his last year there, they had

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a bad team and kind of quit, so I kind of give him a

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free pass. He kind of knew
he's getting fired there too. Whatever,

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that is seven of eight years being
a right around a top ten in some

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cases top five least penalized team in
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have been a top ten most penalized
team in the league for four straight years,

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And maybe that helps a little bit
on that side, because I do

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think a hard ass is good,
and I do think the thing you say

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might say about Dan Quinn is that
he is kind of your buddy. He's

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definitely players coach guy. He is
a guy who loves it too. He

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loves going to college. He's going
to all these like pro days and meets

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the players and hangs out with him. That's what he does, like Dan

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Conner, be a great college coach. And that's where I kind of go,

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good, bring in a hard ass. Now that's not really the most

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exciting name in the world, but
I kind of look at it and go,

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I'm okay with it. So you
think hard ass equals discipline equals fewer

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penalties. I hope it's worth trying. Yeah. No, I struggle with

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that one because I remember I read
a big article when Legion of Boom was

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doing their best, and they basically
had a policy of like hold like in

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the secondary, Yeah, hold Sherman
is because they're not going to call it

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every time, and it's worth so
much to us when you knock receivers off

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their routes and hold them and slow
them down, like they can't call it

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every time. And they had like
a philosophy about that, and they were

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like one of the more penalized secondaries
in the league, but they were overall

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dominant. So I was kind of
I've been intrigued by that for years of

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like what you can get away with? It might be what people are doing

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to Micah, like right, hold
you ever play, then I can call

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it. They turn as much tape
as they want the week after, you

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know, and you know, pick
you pick your you know, third and

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two, maybe don't hold him.
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it's good to be one of the
lowest penaltized teams. I mean, yeah,

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you yell when it's a massive flag
and first downs are awarded and games

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are decided, But philosophically, I
think then goes back to like Stevan doing

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stuff right on the edge is probably
good like dead ball penalties. I'm going

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back to Okay, to Marcus Lawrence
in the playoff game, jumping off sides

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on defense and like giving the Packers
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with the seven turned into a third
and goal with the two, and they

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ran it in I think, or
however they scored. It's just like,

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Okay, there happened from you the
leader. I love that. So no

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dead ball penalties, I don't know, you know, but Zimmer had Zimmer

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had a really good record in Minnesota
with Kirk Cousins as your best quarterback,

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I mean, and his time there, right, I have a problem with

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it. Ron Rivera was not going
to be terribly exciting for me. It's

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I don't know that Ron Rivera was
ever that great. But Zimmer's also a

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made man in the cowboy mafia long
standing. You know, there's the key.

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Yeah, yeah, there's your answer
right there. And he's been cutting

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the proverbial corner for the last three
years. He hadn't seen action since what

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twenty one, twenty Yeah, it
is fourteen to twenty one his coat.

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Yeah, So that's I don't know
if I love that either. But the

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league moves quick. They had five
really good years of being a pretty top

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flight defense in the league in Minnesota
that he had designed and handled and helped

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with personnel. So how long was
coach McCarthy out of the game before Jerry

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hired him? One year? One
year on, yeah, one and a

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quarter a year, Yeah, where
he clime to watch ever play. That's

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an interesting trend, you know,
Jerry hiring people off the couch that maybe

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their mind's not necessarily been in football
for ye for an extended amount of time.

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But there was no doubt they were
going to hire someone old here,

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and they were going to hire someone
that probably had ties here and all that

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stuff. I don't know if it's
true or not, but the kind of

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things that have been floating around of
that McCarthy kind of wanted Ron Rivera.

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Now McCarthy and Zimmer got along fine. Zimmer actually said when McCarthy was fired

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in Green Bay, Zimmer like was
like, hey, I think they made

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a mistake, which it turns out
they didn't because they won thirteen games in

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a row the next three years after
he was gone. But it's kind of

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a I don't know, there's mutual
admiration there. They've seen a lot of

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each other through the years, you
know, being in that division. McCarthy

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owned him. But that's an Aaron
Rodgers thing probably again as most things are

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when it comes to McCarthy. There
I go, sound like I'm hating on

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McCarthy again. Class. Here's what
we're going to do now, Australian Pink

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Floyd thing. It's our last ticket
giveaway of the week. Here a pair

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of tickets to see Australian Pink Floid. We had a big Waterburger prize pack

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giveaway at seven point thirty, but
the Australian Pink Floyd tickets come with a

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bit of a wrinkle. We've dove
in and heard some of their music,

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so we're gonna play you some of
that. You will believe it, you're

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not gonna believe it's nuts. Plus
we'll talk about the MAVs trades and things

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like that, and we'll give you
a chance to win those tickets next on

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ninety seven to one. So good, Kevin, so good, I mean