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It's the downbeat. I'm ninety seven
the free that's Masama. He's always he's

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dramatic. Yeah, he's always my
back hurt. You know, that's your

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buddy, you know. Yeah.
I went to Google Translate and I text

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him. I think Matsyama winning the
Master's next week is a great cause one

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week from today, to imagine us, I works like for the Valero Open

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for assorted reasons. What a week
next week? Oh? Master's week?

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I can't wait? And oh my
god, Oh don't see that's your because

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you're mocking it. No, I'm
not. When you did that, you

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are mocking it. You should be
excited. You should know me by now

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to know what I'm being authentic And
when I am in a state of mockery,

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you're colin mockery. I mean,
do I want to win? Who

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do you want to win? I
mean outside of Fleetwood? Who's your guy?

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Are you pulling for a PGA guy
to win? Do you want to

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live guy to win? Who are
some of your early picks to click based

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on your deep dive research. Deep
dive research doesn't happen until the final stroke

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at the Valero. That's when we
started digging in current form, So get

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back with me, maybe like Tuesday
morning after the eclipse, I'll holler at

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you correct. Yeah, the second
the clipses the eclipse is over is when

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we dial in full camping of the
Master. That's it. The clips is

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the true Master's pregame. Yes,
every year, wait till next Wednesday,

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we'll have one name, the one
and coming off last year's Masters. When

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I nailed the one name, I
would like first time I ever actually got

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it right? You did? Yeah? We had John Rawm last year for

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about forty attempts at one name to
win the next major? Are we going

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to do some kind of little gambling
little? A little, not little?

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I would like to This is just
me throwing ideas out there. You guys

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could shoot him out to half court
if you want. Uh. I would

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like to get the whole station involved
in at the Master's bet once again.

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Okay, figure out to pay out, but the whole show. Don't think

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we can do that at the I
guess I could for me a couple of

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signatures. Might we might need I
love it, but we could have been

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and Skin and Christina and Steve are
all here like at nine or whatever,

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so like they could jump in and
then we could get the speakeasy on zoom

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or something and really get deep into
the field because the addition, no one

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talk rom Dustin Johnson Kepka, who
might be one of the favorites, saw

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a video of him today. He's
getting chunky. What do you mean His

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upper body is way bigger than his
lower body, like stacked or fat.

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It's like a it's it's a combination
of pre etine protein. I mean he

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still like a beefy. He's a
he's always been beefy. He has an

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athletic build even more so though it's
like it's a it's in a Dully Scarcia

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transformation. Mike, hmm, that's
that much of an exaggeration at all,

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Dude, you need to look at
it. It's kind of wild. Or

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he was just wearing a shirt that
was too tight for him. I don't

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know. Larry the cable Guy eight
thirty today today on our cable o'clock nine

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o'clock, we will be live trespassing
onto the grounds of the Arrow opened with

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our field correspondent san Antonio Man.
Who knows what could happen? He could

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be sniped. I don't think he's
gonna get sniped. I'm not saying I

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think he might panic though, and
you think he was a little overconfident as

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it was more of a front.
Is that he went out yesterday and scouted.

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And that's Wednesday, okay, Thursday
on the PGA tour, and he

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went out at like seven pm.
He said he saw one guy on a

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golf cart. He's gonna have a
c of people, considering Max Home and

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Colin more Kaw are probably coming through
that hole, like within minutes of when

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he stumbles out to that tea box. I don't think he's going to be

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starstruck because he doesn't even know what
these dudes look like. No, yeah,

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but no. What that means is
the most amount of people on that

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course are going to be right with
that premiere group, which should make it

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easy for him to blend in right. Yeah, but also means the most

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security, most eyeballs we haven't have. You have to have a strategy for

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him. If he is questioned,
it's like, excuse me, sir,

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what were you doing in there?
Oh? I dropped something in the woods.

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Is Nick Kremer. I needed to
make a phone call. I saw

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Nick Kreamer in the woods, so
I ran over this side of them,

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Well, I need to see your
your ticket or your credential or whatever.

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Oh I must have dropped it in
the woods. I still think anyone's going

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to be on fifteen based on where
do you go. If you're going to

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be on that close to fifteen,
you would go get your spot on seventeen

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or eighteen. No, I think
it's gonna be there, following that group.

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They're following Max Homer and callin Moore
Cowan, who Corey Connors and Corey

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Connors the Great Canadian. Every Canadian
is gonna be on fifteen. That's a

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big bunch of people too. I
already have the info. Phil Phil Green

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is the name of the CEO of
Frost Bank, the main sponsor. So

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we're gonna be like, oh,
hello this well, okay, if he

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gets in trouble, we'll have him
hand the security person the phone. Yeah.

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I would like to apologize. This
is Phil Green from Frost Bank.

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This is an associate of ours.
He is on his way to our hospitality

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facility and his credential awaits him one
thousand apologies. Please please let our associate

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go immediately. As a matter of
fact, we don't want you just to

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release him. We want a private
escort taken to our hospitality tent, and

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I want you to give him a
two thousand dollars worth of Valero bucks that

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will be good at any concession stand
throughout the court. I'm philed Green.

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This is Phil Green speaking right.
Yeah, And while you're in there as

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his na I'm going to need your
name. I'm gonna need your name,

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last name, and spell yeah,
turn it on them. Yes you're always

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Oh, mister Green, I didn't
know, well, now you do,

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friend. But as a reward for
your assistance here, we got some finger

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foods in that Valero tent. You're
free to help yourself too, some shrimp

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cocktail. But I think you'll enjoy. Get him up there, and then

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as soon as the escort turns us
back to lead him, San Antonio man

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fart in the wind boom. It's
like heisted gone. Ghost knows, the

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terrain knows the Yeah. All right, you're ahead of us. Nine o'clock,

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three steps ahead. We don't need
the sports at seven intro. JJ,

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we're good because you know time here
before we get to hockey. Oh

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that means we're not getting we will, we will. I don't have much

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hockey. It's fine. Three weeks
from today is oh yeah, the Rangers.

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One yesterday. Three weeks from today
is the NFL Draft. Three weeks

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three weeks I realized the Cowboys went
ahead and stopped our national nightmare by making

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a big signing yesterday. His offensive
tackle guard Guy tchuma E Dooga is back

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on a one year deal. So
we did that. We did that.

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There was an article UH in the
Athletic or State is NFL executives and anonymous

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executives UH commenting on the you know, free agency spending of each team.

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Here here's what one exec said.
You can imagine him and the same voice

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as these college conference guys. He
said, the quarterback contract has put the

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handcuffs on him, so I can
see why you might want to keep your

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hands in your pockets. Dak's contract
counts fifty five million against the cap.

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Here's where Dallas lost their last negotiation
with Dak is they gave him the ability

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to have no franchise tag and a
no trade clause. So even if they

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wanted to do something, if they
wanted to operate like a the way some

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other teams have offered to have rich
quarterbacks, green Bay did this, and

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green Bay shouldn't get credit for this. Aaron Rodgers kind of did this to

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himself. But they could go up
to Dak and be like, Dak,

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look, your money is handcuffing us. We can't do anything, and we

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need to step back one year to
build for the next five. And that's

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what a lot of teams would do. Is there a place you'd like to

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go? And that's an option they
could have had, but they didn't have

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that option because he's got a no
trade clause. So he's gonna know.

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Now. Another executive said, well, if you want sixty million a year,

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here's what we're gonna do. We're
gonna have an average team. We're

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gonna be way worse. He's gonna
play way worse, and we might actually

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win the negotiation next year because he
had a worse year, which could happen

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because they can't do anything. I
mean they really can't. They could move

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some money. The ways to do
it is by signing Seedee Lamb now signing

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Dak. Now that's the way they
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doing that. So they're sitting here
and we all realize that all in just

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meant your fate is all in on
this year. All in does not mean

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we're doing everything we can to win
a title. It means we're doing everything

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we can uh or basically everything you
guys do. That's all in. We're

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all in on whatever this season is, and then you're gone. I still

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think they'll get a deal done with
Dak if they want to. If Dak

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sucks this year, they blow out
McCarthy, or Dak takes a big downgrade

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next year. Named what McCarthy.
I don't know that he's back. He's

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been outperformed by Jimmy Garoppolo, Rock
Party and Jordan Love last three years in

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the playoffs. That those are teams
that were able to build rosters because their

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quarterback was making nothing. Dak is
also a guy that you have to really

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set up for success by his surrounding
cast. And that's the concern is it's

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almost like they're setting him up to
fail by not adding anybody or making any

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trades to help bolster you know,
his offensive line, his running game.

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What's sort of self fulfilling because they
can't make those moves because of the money

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he's making. Yeah, and most
not most, but a lot of his

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success came with you know, bitch
about Zeke all you want. He led

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the NFL and rushing two out of
the first three years that Dak was QB,

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and they had a really good offensive
line. Now that all made him

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look good enough. That all is
disintegrating while he makes a ton of money.

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Not his fault, but what you're
saying is true. Then you know

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they're setting him up to not have
as good of a to maybe have one

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of his worst seasons because he doesn't
have any help. And then they can

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look at that get well, you
know, Dak just underperformed this year.

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So look no further than a few
hours down the highway at the Houston Texans

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who sucked got what the second pick? C J. Stroud. They see

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him, They're like, oh my
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to talk all in. It's what
they're doing this offseason because we have a

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couple of years left of someone on
a next to nothing quarterback deal. Window

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is wide open, and it's just
flung quickly, wide open. We do

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the tread water thing and you Connor
handcuffed. Fine, we got to pay

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this guy this and now you're at
a tipping point where you have to pay

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Dax so much you can't do anything
much less gets to Von Diggs and get

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Joe Mixon, you know, the
Jeff Akuda. That's not how the Cowboys

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operated, I know, because you
want to stay near the middle at worst.

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But they were willing to punt a
few years. I mean, the

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Texans were poor, and now they
said, oh my god, we got

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him all in. Everything go right
now. And that's got to be fun.

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But is it worth sucking for those
years to put yourself in that position

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and then hit hard on your quarterback
and then shove every tip you got toward

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the middle because we got two or
three years right now with the cheap QB

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to win the whole damn thing.
And that's just one of the many ways

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you can do it. Yeah,
you're right, because as Green Bay did,

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the hole, stay in it,
pay your guys, stay in it.

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And then once Aaron Rodgers basically said
I don't want to be here anymore,

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they just finally got fed up with
it. Okay, we'll trade DeVante

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Adams, We'll trade Aaron Rodgers.
Rebuild it quickly. But they got ahead

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of drafting there, got three years
early. The Cowboys have not spent a

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first round pick on that quarterback that
you should take in the twenties or something

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like that. They haven't done that. There's many work today with Lance by

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trading for him. Well yeah,
there's a question too, like do you

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have anything there or not. They
have to figure that out. I don't

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trust them to figure that out.
But they go up the fourth round pick

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this year to get him too,
which is the fourth round. I know

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a lot of people roll yours fourth
round. You can get a player there

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who can help you. I think
with the draft being three weeks away from

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today, I think they want to
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round two, offensive center who might
could play some guard, but center

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round three, and then they don't
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they're trying to trade back on all
that stuff. But whatever, we can

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do that now they have these every
team has thirty players that can come visit.

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Basically, they come tour with a
facility, they practice, they work

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you out, they meet coaches,
players, it's all a it's an okay

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thing to do, like everyone can
do it thirty players on that visit list.

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Some teams do this with bad players
who won't get drafted who they want

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to sign as free agents. Some
teams bring in a few players that the

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Cowboys historically do to telegraph what they
do. They bring in these guys and

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they kind of show you what they
need. They brought in a bunch of

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offensive tackles. They brought in a
bunch of running backs, a bunch of

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linebackers too, But I don't think
they'll take a linebacker in the first three

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because they need a center. It's
just shame that Wisconsin has a center that's

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probably supposed to go in the third
round. So it's kind of the offensive

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tackle. There's a bunch of guys
that they brought in that are good there,

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but there's gonna be they may be
taking it pick twenty four, the

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eighth best tackle in the draft,
because that many offensive tackles are expected to

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go. A bunch of you guys
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whatever they get, whoever they get, they'll say he's the guy they had

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their eye on the whole time.
There's one guy, though, that matches

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the measurements and athletic traits that they've
looked for last year or in all these

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years, really, Tyler Smith.
His name is Kingsley Sua Mattia and he's

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from BYU. Keep that name in
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they nearly took last year. And
I mean I've got audio of them,

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like talk debating between Mazzie Smith and
Matthew Berger on the offensive lineman. You

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look at it now knowing they don't
have well, knowing what we know what

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Mazzie Smith is like, Damn,
it'd be nice that they took Berger on

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last year. But that's knowing too
much, right. Draft last year is

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one of the biggest jokes in retrospect. Yeah they crapped the collective bad Yeah,

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now they did. And Mike,
you have mentioned the running back Blake

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Koram before from Michigan, that's your
guy. Well, I mean they won

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the National championship and he was front
and center like in America. So he's

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the top back in the draft.
Feel like he looks like like EMITTT.

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Smith did in college. He is, so I you know, that's I

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don't think he's going to turn into
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I feel like he's going to be
a very good pro, absolutely top five

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running back in this draft. Running
back. There's not a first round worthy

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running back this year, but he
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notable running backs they brought in.
He is not one of those, even

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though I think he probably should be. Trey Benson Florida State, Jonathan Brooks

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from Texas who got hurt. We
second round Cowboys will take an injured guy.

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Oh my god, that I could
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The other guy's Bucky Irving from Oregon, who statistically his comps are a

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chain from or a chan He changed
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I don't know if that's his like, but he's really good. I think

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it's laid out for him. Tackle, running back to guard, sit out

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fourth round because that's Trey Lance.
And seeing what Justin Field's got in the

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trade, I'm like Jesus, they
that Trey Lance trade's bad considering what they

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gave up to get him. I
don't know. We know more about Justin

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Fields than Trey Lance. I think
for the price of a fourth rounder,

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you got a what only a couple
of years ago as the first round talent,

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and it's sort of by accident.
You've done what the Packers do,

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where you throw a very high potential, high quality quarterback on your bench,

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zero expectations and let them develop.
Yeah, for the price of a fourth

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rounder. I'm I'm torn on the
fact that they signed Sam Darnold because they

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didn't believe Trey Lance could be the
backup to brought party. Yeah, and

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that's an organization that tends to be
smarter than the Yeah Cowboys. You wasch

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hockey last night? Yeah, all
of it? No, no good,

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Okay. I watched the whole whole
first period of period goal because it didn't

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start till nine to thirty. Right
nine, It was supposed to be eight

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thirty start and they started there you
go nine? What happened on right TNT.

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Yeah, so national game at the
AAC against the hated Edmundton Oilers and

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Connor McDavid is apparently really good.
Yeah. So I watched the whole first

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period one of nothing, nothing all
that exciting. Watched almost all the second

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period. Right they starscore again.
Beautiful pass from Hayskin in to Sagan,

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a snipe shot to nothing. I'm
like, look, it's ten thirty,

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whatever time it was. I'm like, I gotta go to bed. Nothing

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about five minutes to go left in
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Simon goes outside, hit the dryer, lay out my golf shirt for

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today's afternoon activities, maybe a total
of three to five minutes. Get in

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bed, check Twitter, and I
see a girl said man. I turned

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the TV on just in time to
see it go to five nothing. Holy

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crap. I'm like, excuse me. I go to the box score and

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I check it and they pour on
four goals in the last I think six

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minutes of the second period, and
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Stars are up five to nothing.
I couldn't believe it. Honestly, it

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was just that fast. I felt
like it took me one minute to get

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in bed. I'm like that I
really miss three goals. Yeah, I

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mean they smoked Edmonton again. I'm
not pretending to be the guy, but

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they look incredibly good. And they
set or either tie or set a franchise

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record with eight straight wins. Boy, this sure is a different vibe I'm

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getting about hockey from you today than
the one I got from Kevo last night,

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because we texted, Hey, you
guys watching hockey. keV O goes.

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I tried to, but I turned
it off because I got bored.

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Yeah, I get bored. You
got bored watching There's one nothing? It

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was Fox. I saw that.
I saw, I saw that. That

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was second period. And then see
the problem Kevin is you don't the game

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inside the game like I do and
like Mikey does. Yes, sure,

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you just said you want flashy,
exciting goal. You're like fight. Yeah,

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each you long for the days of
Darien Hatcher and Shane Turla. You're

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the guy who goes to the museum. I'm a modern art and you know,

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about a half an hour, you
speed walk the whole thing and then

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you're back in Central Park. Yeah. Actually, yes, no, Dan

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and I are in there all day, maybe two days, taking appreciating the

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art. Yeah. Meanwhile, I'm
getting more clicks and follows for posting pictures

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of chocolate covered strawberries. Well,
we're not out there for clicks and fu.

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You overthink it. I rise to
prominence. I'm out there to enrich

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my life and experience real culture.
I should have pulled the audio though,

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that the studio crew, you know, doing the analysis, They just sitting

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there to middlest we haven't been talking
about the stars very much. Maybe it's

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time we start talking about them.
They're way more dangerous than I thought.

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I'm like, we're not the only
ones. The National analysts have been sleeping

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a national hockey analyst, So me, but f you Blue Eyed White Devils.

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Yeah, Autinger was nuts shut out
second of the year as eight straight

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wins. Yeah, that's the most
hockey I've watched this year. But I

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was fun good, and it's fun
that they might be the scariest team in

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the NHL. We got a really
scary little basketball team, and we got

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the defending champs in baseball looking all
right. Times are good cowboys and the

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cowboy idiots they're developing Trey Lance.
The hot boys are over there. The

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hot dog boys are running that thing
into the ground coming up next. Man,

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it's it's weird. The Rashi Rice
thing is taking another bit of a

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development that's very strange. And did
you know that this music legend is in

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town tonight? Next one night,
I won the Freak