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Speaker 5: I mp D Camill.
Speaker 3: Kenner Berry. Yeah, man, sorry, we were here last week.
Speaker 3: We were both traveling for a Shrine game slash Senior Bull.
Speaker 5: But we heard this week.
Speaker 3: Got a lot of show, got all of our coverage
Speaker 3: from those two weeks as well as obviously super Bowl
Speaker 3: coming up. Hall of Fame dropped, so lots of good stuff.
Speaker 3: You wanted to start with the super Bowl or the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame?
Speaker 5: Can he.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the super Bowl and just get it
Speaker 1: out the way.
Speaker 3: So we got an Eagles Chiefs rematched the Chiefs are
Speaker 3: once again going for their three p.
Speaker 5: Shit. I don't know what else to say.
Speaker 3: The Eagles. I think they only have like two people
Speaker 3: remaining from that defense from two years ago, so relatively
Speaker 3: different teams, I think even the Chiefs. I mean they
Speaker 3: got a whole new receiver room. Their running back room
Speaker 3: is a little bit shifted now. Defense they've had some
Speaker 3: turnover and change. Obviously the core guys are still there,
Speaker 3: so yeah, I don't know what do you think, Anny,
Speaker 3: I just think the.
Speaker 2: Eagles passing their secondary, it's superior to the Chiefs. I
Speaker 2: would say the Chiefs linebackers might have a slight edge,
Speaker 2: but you got those two massive d tackles. I don't
Speaker 2: see how the Eagles don't turn this game very one dimensional,
Speaker 2: especially for the Chiefs. Like I don't see the Chiefs
Speaker 2: popping off five yards to carry against his Eagles. You know,
Speaker 2: four man in front, Zach Bonza was arguably the best
Speaker 2: linebacker of football this year. You got safeties who can
Speaker 2: come and cover tight ends. So for me, I just
Speaker 2: think it comes down to Saquon because the Chiefs can
Speaker 2: have a bad day, it's possible, but the Eagles are
Speaker 2: really firing on all sails right now. It's Cooper De
Speaker 2: John's birthday and Saquan's birthday. You know, stay the Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: no Eagles playing for any awards.
Speaker 3: I think the biggest question mark with Philadelphia is just
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurts health. I mean, he got banged up a
Speaker 3: little bit in the divisional round, but I mean there's
Speaker 3: been no obvious limitations on him. I mean and just
Speaker 3: looking at him, he hasn't been moving the same, but
Speaker 3: he's still out there moving.
Speaker 2: So I think it's more of like.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like Pat Mahomes's ankle a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, pretty much like you know it's there, but
Speaker 3: it's not really there sort of thing.
Speaker 2: And I hope with the tush push thing, Saquan actually
Speaker 2: gets the ball and score some touchdowns because I don't
Speaker 2: want to see somebody on the Chiefs running over the
Speaker 2: top of the offensive line like Troy Polamolu or Franky
Speaker 2: every time out just to prevent a score. That's just
Speaker 2: not good football at all.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think the biggest, uh, you know, X factor is
Speaker 3: really as you mentioned, Saquon, Like you know, he's not
Speaker 3: only just dangerous running the ball, but he could be
Speaker 3: a danger catching the ball out of the bad field.
Speaker 3: You know, if I'm Philadelphia, I'm giving him the ball
Speaker 3: early and often as possible, just trying to stay ahead
Speaker 3: of the chains, trying to keep Kansas City off the field.
Speaker 3: And then at that point then you can stretch it
Speaker 3: out to you know, AJ Brown or Davonte Smith.
Speaker 2: It's called dart, that.
Speaker 5: Was called dark.
Speaker 3: But I think everything's just got to kind of start
Speaker 3: off with Saquan just kind of try to wear down
Speaker 3: that defense and then hit him with a couple of
Speaker 3: strikes over the top. And I mean, I do think
Speaker 3: Jalen's probably gonna need to not make any mistakes. I mean,
Speaker 3: for the most part, he hasn't over the past two years.
Speaker 3: But you know he can't let and we know he
Speaker 3: won't because he's been in this situation and he's played
Speaker 3: a lot of you know, big games even through college,
Speaker 3: so we know, you know, the moment's not going to
Speaker 3: get too big for him. But you know this can't
Speaker 3: be the exception either, Like he has to keep that
Speaker 3: same poise that we know him for, because yeah, there
Speaker 3: could be a situation where he could suck it up,
Speaker 3: and I don't want to see that happen.
Speaker 2: I just hope the Reps don't take the game away
Speaker 2: like they did the last time these two teams played,
Speaker 2: because that holy called on Bradberry's bogus. It was truly bogus,
Speaker 2: especially on Juju, like come on, like, what are we saying?
Speaker 2: Let the players lose the game on the field, not
Speaker 2: because of a whistle at the worst possible time. And
Speaker 2: troy Aku even said he said, eventually, you're gonna have
Speaker 2: a problem because if more and more, if you have
Speaker 2: all these networks and gambling sites involved, and then somehow
Speaker 2: this one team constantly keeps getting bailed out, people are
Speaker 2: gonna question the genuacy of the sport for sure. What
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, Okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't think anyone really wants to see
Speaker 3: the Chiefs one a third one, but except Chiefs fans
Speaker 3: may be inevitable.
Speaker 2: Sadly, the Patriots three peat wasn't this disgusting and insufferable.
Speaker 2: It was just Tom Brady kept finding a way to
Speaker 2: be people and then they kick a game winning the
Speaker 2: field goal at the end, and he had a Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame defense most of his career. But you know,
Speaker 2: it's a whole nother story.
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you see that that lead in beautiful Speaking of
Speaker 2: which of Hall of Fame, and you know, former Raiders
Speaker 2: quarterback Eric Allen is officially a Hall of Famer. He
Speaker 2: has like over fifty two career interceptions balled after the Jets,
Speaker 2: the Eagles, the Raiders, a couple other people. Then you
Speaker 2: factor in Antonio Gates arguably statistically the greatest title of
Speaker 2: all time for not counting Super Bowls, which is actually
Speaker 2: a team sport. But for some reason we'd like to
Speaker 2: keep people out of the Hall of Fame because they
Speaker 2: didn't win the Super Bowl, which is weird to me.
Speaker 2: But there's some like special teamer with like five championship
Speaker 2: rings who's never gonna make the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: Like there's some dude out here Robert Orring and we
Speaker 1: just act like.
Speaker 2: We act like that dude doesn't matter because he has
Speaker 2: eight rings, but because you don't have one, it's a problem. Whatever.
Speaker 2: Tonio Gates my tight end one all time. Personally, I'm
Speaker 2: starting from scratch and I'm starting winning. Tollio Gates had everything, speed,
Speaker 2: Julie size, ball skills, and he could block. He was
Speaker 2: a much better blocker than Tony Gonzalez and Travis Kelsey combined.
Speaker 2: He had to block for LT and Loweren, trust me,
Speaker 2: he had to block. It's just why would you waste
Speaker 2: all your time with the dude like that blocking. We
Speaker 2: should be getting him eighty to ninety catches a year,
Speaker 2: which at one point I think he led the league
Speaker 2: of touchdown catches either sixteen or thirteen. Like, he has
Speaker 2: the most touchdown catches in yards I think all time
Speaker 2: of any player who wasn't drafted, especially anybody who wasn't
Speaker 2: drafted the touchdown record for sure. I think has like
Speaker 2: one hundred and sixteen receiving touchdowns or one hundred and
Speaker 2: seventeen for his career.
Speaker 1: Truly one of the greatest tight ends and chargers of
Speaker 1: all time.
Speaker 3: About Rushmore, yeah, definitely spend a lot on my childhood
Speaker 3: yea on at the TV because of Antonio Gates, But
Speaker 3: props to him, as you mentioned, really redefined the position,
Speaker 3: and honestly it was an underrated blocker man. I don't
Speaker 3: think he gets enough credit for that. It was a
Speaker 3: better blocker than people give him credit for it. That's
Speaker 3: why he was able to stay on the field so much,
Speaker 3: and it's really what made him versatile being able to
Speaker 3: do both wasn't just hey, now we know it's a
Speaker 3: pass play because he's motioned out, Like, No, they'd motion
Speaker 3: meal to do picks and shipped too, and screen action
Speaker 3: sweeps all that. So yeah, man, good for Antonio Gates.
Speaker 3: Jared Allen got in. I think he should have been
Speaker 3: in too. I think both of those very long time ago. Actually,
Speaker 3: I think all three of those dudes could have easily
Speaker 3: been in for a while now.
Speaker 2: And lastly, Sterling Sharp, former Packers wide receiver had retired
Speaker 2: to the spinal senosis.
Speaker 1: Back injury.
Speaker 2: Steve Smith, Tory holt uh Luke, a couple other people
Speaker 2: did not get in. I just don't understand how they
Speaker 2: only picked four people. Are you not picking leaks seven
Speaker 2: or eight?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know why they spend so much time
Speaker 3: gatekeeping the All of Fame, Like.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of great players you haven't put in yet,
Speaker 2: and the point is to put them in before they die.
Speaker 2: Imagine if we never imagine if you have to wait
Speaker 2: this whole life to get put in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: I just don't really see a benefit towards making people
Speaker 3: wait if you know they're being anyways, Like sound like
Speaker 3: you can't vote for one or the other. Like you
Speaker 3: know what I'm saying, like.
Speaker 2: Kickley should have been a first ballot, but I understand
Speaker 2: why if Patrick Willis was at first ballot.
Speaker 7: Either.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like the first bout, second bout, third bout,
Speaker 3: like that shit really matters.
Speaker 5: That you got in.
Speaker 3: But that's what I'm saying is like, I don't know
Speaker 3: why people put such.
Speaker 2: A the meaning the lady did that if Michael doesn't
Speaker 2: go in as a first battle of Hall of Famer, like, well,
Speaker 2: then your Hall of Fame is not legitimate. Pete Rose
Speaker 2: Barry Bonnch.
Speaker 1: The asshole who uh didn't vote Eachie Ro so he
Speaker 1: could be unanimous. The media did this. The media made
Speaker 1: this about them.
Speaker 2: That's why dudes who don't get in on the first try,
Speaker 2: then you're like, oh, well, his chances are significantly going down.
Speaker 2: How because you're not voting in the people. That's why
Speaker 2: there's a long Jamin receiver. That's why there's kind of
Speaker 2: a law jam at running back. Because you got Corey
Speaker 2: Dillon and Marshawn Lynch, you would say, yeah, those are
Speaker 2: two of the greatest running backs of all time. And
Speaker 2: if their running backs with better numbers than Terrell Davis.
Speaker 2: Why the fuck can't they get in Clinton portis borderline,
Speaker 2: I get it. Shane McCoy definitely a Hall of Famer.
Speaker 2: Shane McCoy was definitely a better running back to real Davis, even.
Speaker 1: If you didn't hit you.
Speaker 3: I just but the point that I'm trying to make,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that what you're saying is wrong. What
Speaker 3: I'm trying to say is like, if you're gonna be
Speaker 3: a Hall of Famer two years out, you should be
Speaker 3: All of Famer in the first year out.
Speaker 2: Or like, I don't see what the point is.
Speaker 3: Like making people wait other than just you know, being unsupple,
Speaker 3: like just being petty, like yeah, wait, like like toy
Speaker 3: Holt is not gonna get another passing yard not being
Speaker 3: in the Hall of Fame another year, Like you know
Speaker 3: what I'm saying, Like sitting out not getting in for
Speaker 3: ten years shouldn't be like a badge honor, Like oh,
Speaker 3: you've waited your time, Like no, what the fuck I
Speaker 3: put in my time in the fucking league, Like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with you, But it's just not just
Speaker 1: you know, it's not a mintocracy, it's a part.
Speaker 2: It's a.
Speaker 1: It's a high school fucking popularity contest.
Speaker 3: All right, So, uh NFL Coach of the Year Kevin
Speaker 3: O'Connell Vikings. I don't think anyone's really surprised by that.
Speaker 2: After what he did with Sam Donald. Yeah, imagine he
Speaker 2: just gets a real quarterback and can stay out.
Speaker 3: I mean even the Vikings, I think a lot of
Speaker 3: us were looking at that team is one of the
Speaker 3: worst in the league, and it ended up being the
Speaker 3: two seed, the second best record basically and.
Speaker 1: Having a bunch of All Pro Pro Bowl players came
Speaker 1: a long way, came a long way.
Speaker 3: Eric Armstead from the Jaguars one watching Peyton Man of
Speaker 3: the Year shout out to Sacramento.
Speaker 5: Jaden Daniels won.
Speaker 3: The PEPSI Coach PEPSI zero Rookie of the Year award,
Speaker 3: which to put zero in the name of a fucking
Speaker 3: award is fucking crazy. You gotta pay me three times
Speaker 3: as much just for the award zero. Like when they
Speaker 3: would have sent me that messaging, I would have been like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: we gotta go up on the price. Are you gonna
Speaker 3: put zero in front of fucking Rookie of the Year
Speaker 3: Like that's insidious? But shout out to pepsi. No one
Speaker 3: drinking pepsi zero like that, so they would disagree with you.
Speaker 5: You got to pay the play.
Speaker 7: And uh.
Speaker 3: Bill's QB. Josh Allen won his first m v B,
Speaker 3: which not that he didn't deserve it, but statistically Lamar
Speaker 3: Jackson like literally beat him in every category. So everything
Speaker 3: kind of weird for you to say that Lamar is
Speaker 3: not MVP. I mean, if you want to make the
Speaker 3: argument that maybe Josh Allen's team is a little bit
Speaker 3: not as good as the Ravens, but even that argument
Speaker 3: is kind of flawed because those have been in the
Speaker 3: playoffs like every single year.
Speaker 5: And they beat the Ravens.
Speaker 2: People would have to admit that they people would have
Speaker 2: to admit, Yeah, you factored in playoff records when you
Speaker 2: decided who was gonna win MVP, because it should be
Speaker 2: hands down Lamar, and statistically speaking, he would have been
Speaker 2: a three time MVP, which puts him in literally one
Speaker 2: of one category.
Speaker 3: And Jared Verst won Rookie of the Year for the
Speaker 3: defensive the Year, which is great.
Speaker 2: Broncos quarterback Patrick sat in the second h one Defensive
Speaker 2: Player of the Year. He doesn't see that. Yeah, four
Speaker 2: deceptions only like three hundred and six yards allowed and
Speaker 2: uh like a ten percent completion rate.
Speaker 3: And Joe Burrow wouldn't come back Player of the Year.
Speaker 3: I feel like, didn't he already win that?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 3: And I feel like Sam dart on that one that no, because.
Speaker 1: Sam Darden was just asked Joe Burrow was actually injured.
Speaker 5: I guess. I mean.
Speaker 1: It came back from being terrible.
Speaker 3: I think if JK. Dobbins would have played the whole year,
Speaker 3: I think he could should have won it because he
Speaker 3: was like seriously out for like two and a half years.
Speaker 3: When zach Ertz like, I don't even think he was
Speaker 3: playing last year.
Speaker 7: It wasn't.
Speaker 3: Offensive Player of the Year of Saquan You mentioned their ten.
Speaker 3: That's pretty much it. Trey Hendrickson came in second for
Speaker 3: defensive voting.
Speaker 2: Funny how like.
Speaker 1: Nobody remembers when you came in at for iv P
Speaker 1: or the Player of the Year.
Speaker 6: But it's like you're still the top five.
Speaker 3: Of the player.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we still like, remember, hey, this person hold on
Speaker 2: one second ten years to get into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Don't mind that, everybody, that's just the fire alarm. That's
Speaker 2: how you know your smoke detectors work. And if you're
Speaker 2: by the way, just you know a pro tip, Uh,
Speaker 2: if you're me and your residents and you're a random
Speaker 2: beeby noise, change the battery and your fire alarm. I
Speaker 2: know you hear it. I know it's the only thing
Speaker 2: that keeps you from the deafening sound of silence in
Speaker 2: your house. Probably, but changer your batteries for your smoke detector. Please,
Speaker 2: It'll save your life. And it's like a thing that
Speaker 2: probably all dads, we're just males in the house literally
Speaker 2: spass out about. So yeah, there's that.
Speaker 1: I think they should have put in, like for more
Speaker 1: people for the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: I still saying that. I still stand by that you
Speaker 2: should take out the long snapper, the kicker on the punter.
Speaker 2: That's three positions. You should put in eight people every
Speaker 2: year for the Hall of Fame, like every four years,
Speaker 2: you bumping down to five. But it's getting ridiculous, Okay,
Speaker 2: So moving on to college football, don't don't don't, oh quiet?
Speaker 2: So speaking of moving on, rest in peace, IRV Gotti
Speaker 2: uh pretty much died from a bunch of diabetic related
Speaker 2: strokes and he's pretty much brain dead. So put the
Speaker 2: plug on him. Fifty four, uh started murdered the inc.
Speaker 2: He technically beat the fence. I want to really be
Speaker 2: as charges we all know. You know, fifty set destroyed
Speaker 2: burn the Inc. And they had real beef up until
Speaker 2: he died. They made fun a fifty for getting shot,
Speaker 2: and then fifty said, oh, I wish you would have
Speaker 2: lived to see my new show. Yeah, fifty fifty. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't want to be enemies with Curtis Jackson because he's
Speaker 2: just gonna hate you, control of you forever. It's like
Speaker 2: damn bro like butt gulready. But anyway, Yeah, I was
Speaker 2: at the I was out in Texas at the Get
Speaker 2: Old or the Frisco was beautiful. I didn't even get
Speaker 2: to explore the part of the city I was in,
Speaker 2: but man, there was so much stuff to do.
Speaker 1: It's just couldn't be out there long. But Frisco was great.
Speaker 1: So's Dallas.
Speaker 2: If you're in Texas, you gotta go to Mike Orbans
Speaker 2: Bar play Playmakers eighty eight.
Speaker 1: That place is cool.
Speaker 2: I walked in and saw Sean Mayor Man and I
Speaker 2: think Isaac stand Back doing the podcast.
Speaker 3: It was dope.
Speaker 2: It was wild.
Speaker 1: Yeah, onto the people I interviewed for the.
Speaker 2: Understand hendredth East West Trian Bowl talked about fifteen people
Speaker 2: and yeah, I so this first guy is UH Oregon
Speaker 2: State Tackle. His name is.
Speaker 1: Rod Christians, UH Lincoln liking Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Pretty much. He transferred from Colorado UH to Oregon State.
Speaker 2: Play more Oregon State. So yeah, I'm going to a
Speaker 2: playing style. Help with it from my wifies that should
Speaker 2: it's connect with the broadcaster connected one try will work on.
Speaker 8: In the B.
Speaker 3: And just for this week.
Speaker 2: You know, guys, finished your second practice. How do you
Speaker 2: feel like you've kind of competed so far?
Speaker 4: I feel like competition is good. It's good on good
Speaker 4: every day.
Speaker 6: You know you're getting better every day.
Speaker 9: I think today maybe not as good as yesterday. I
Speaker 9: think I won throughout my three Yesterday today I felt
Speaker 9: a little less confident, but I'm kind of working to
Speaker 9: improve my technique each day, and so I think that's
Speaker 9: kind of what combatity.
Speaker 4: I wanted to see more square and more like a
Speaker 4: little more mobile and things.
Speaker 6: With the ship. I was kind of there for it.
Speaker 4: But I think I had a good day of the competition.
Speaker 9: To say, it's great scene like both sizes of all
Speaker 9: just compete, compete, compete, like every joy at.
Speaker 2: Seven and seeing obviously the PAC twelve kind of changed
Speaker 2: with like Oregon State guide seeing some familiar faces here,
Speaker 2: what's that been like, Yeah, so I.
Speaker 9: Was only in Oregon State for a year, but like
Speaker 9: me and Josh played together for a season, and it's
Speaker 9: great seeing that he's out here.
Speaker 4: He got the invite first, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: it would be awesome if I got the invite and
Speaker 4: we could play together another time, like one more time,
Speaker 4: just like college. But it's been great.
Speaker 9: PAC twelve, you know, dissolved quick and it's trying to
Speaker 9: rebuild and it's so up in the air and I
Speaker 9: don't know what's going on with it. But this on
Speaker 9: Watchington State guys here too, and I love seeing that.
Speaker 9: But it's dis all quick and kind of just in
Speaker 9: front of my eyes. You know, I grew up watching
Speaker 9: PAC twelve on the West Coast guy, so I grew
Speaker 9: up watching it and just seeing it kind of like
Speaker 9: dissolved like that kind of hurts. But also at the
Speaker 9: same time, I can only expect things.
Speaker 2: To go out from them, and just obviously every quarterback
Speaker 2: is different. They have their own kind of cadence at
Speaker 2: the huddle. What's just kind of like the communication been
Speaker 2: like between you and the different quarterbacks throughout the week.
Speaker 2: What's the things you learned about him?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we when we break it down into offense
Speaker 9: defensive meetings, we went over kiddens the day one or
Speaker 9: the night one before day one, and we kind of
Speaker 9: broke it down so we could hear different cadences, like
Speaker 9: different rhythmic cadences from different quarterbacks, so everyone sounds the
Speaker 9: same in the scheme of it, but at the same
Speaker 9: time you can tell who's behind the ball. The communication
Speaker 9: has been great. We had kind of like a little
Speaker 9: weird look earlier and so I had to give like
Speaker 9: a little hot call for that possible quarter pressure kind
Speaker 9: of look.
Speaker 4: And so I mean I talked to.
Speaker 9: Him after the rep and he I can't remember which
Speaker 9: one it was, sorry, but he saw it too and
Speaker 9: he didn't really need me to notify him.
Speaker 4: But it was kind of like that double communication.
Speaker 6: Who we both knew.
Speaker 9: It's been school sailing with the guys. Like the quarterbacks
Speaker 9: call plays, they kind of get us less. Offensive line
Speaker 9: has to do a lot of playoff kind of points directions,
Speaker 9: get the calls going to three condos and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: It's they give us.
Speaker 9: Enough time to where like we can get that out
Speaker 9: of it even in plays like if they see something
Speaker 9: from the back end, since it's a different point of view,
Speaker 9: they'll say something and it's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: What would you think it was? Your best individual REP?
Speaker 2: And best team REP?
Speaker 8: So far?
Speaker 4: Best team REP I think came today. We had a
Speaker 4: side of like outside.
Speaker 9: Zone RPO type thing and my only job is kind
Speaker 9: of like run so hard and then secure the lock
Speaker 9: up and do what protection thing. I think I'd have
Speaker 9: been on this towards the end of practice for me
Speaker 9: and then individual I think I should improvement today by
Speaker 9: staying on the more square against the sky a loop
Speaker 9: quicker and make sure like didn't.
Speaker 4: Get the D line two way, three way go. But
Speaker 4: I think yesterday you can watch like any of them,
Speaker 4: I had some good balance.
Speaker 6: Good movement with it.
Speaker 4: You can pick from that.
Speaker 6: I don't have a favorite rand on that.
Speaker 2: And just like what if the scouts kind of told you,
Speaker 2: like whether it's draft grade or just what you need
Speaker 2: to improve on, what's that process been like?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I've been kind of a low ball kind
Speaker 9: of guy, kind of been underrated for a little bit,
Speaker 9: kind of got to shine out here, which is nice,
Speaker 9: but a lot of the teams have been saying, we're
Speaker 9: trying to like practice right just in case if we
Speaker 9: do draft you or sign you, you.
Speaker 4: Might be playing right for us. And if you don't
Speaker 4: know how to play right, like you can't take you.
Speaker 9: And so I said, Okay, I show I guess some
Speaker 9: reps in a righte on Indie and stuff like that
Speaker 9: today just to be able to get that movement back
Speaker 9: to me.
Speaker 4: I haven't taken eight live reps on right, but I'll
Speaker 4: get there. You'll take a couple of days, but I'll get.
Speaker 9: To where I can take live reps like just on
Speaker 9: my web side. And then also just kind of like
Speaker 9: just keep working like they they know who I am.
Speaker 9: And so that's always a good feeling. It's always something
Speaker 9: nice to have in the back in your mind where
Speaker 9: it's like they know me. But it's ultimately someone else's
Speaker 9: decision if I get drafted or not. But if I
Speaker 9: can make a connection to talk with them and understand
Speaker 9: what goes behind the scenes, I understand that. Like again,
Speaker 9: like white kids on end, why can't I play for
Speaker 9: the next however many years this great game gives me right.
Speaker 9: So it's kind of just keep your head down work
Speaker 9: and Ben would always remember the bend and get low
Speaker 9: because you're so tall. Also use what the gunt even abilities.
Speaker 4: I have which are my length, So there's pros.
Speaker 6: Of cotton to it.
Speaker 4: But they all want me to see see me play
Speaker 4: low and just stay agile.
Speaker 2: And lastly family, obviously Rere's coming out Texas. It's been
Speaker 2: like your first time. How is just the it been
Speaker 2: being out here?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so this is my first like long stay in Texas.
Speaker 9: My first time in Texas was during COVID in twenty
Speaker 9: twenty for a whole game.
Speaker 5: It was cool.
Speaker 9: We were at San Antonio, so we kind of got
Speaker 9: to see the kind of area and it was really nice.
Speaker 9: By next time in Texas, we played TCU two years
Speaker 9: ago like Colorado, which was cool.
Speaker 6: I got out here.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a great atmosphere.
Speaker 9: It's different because it kind of they hate you because
Speaker 9: you're the opposing team, but that it was what it was.
Speaker 4: But then and getting here in kind of just staying
Speaker 4: in this area. I haven't been really.
Speaker 9: Outside the hotel other than to get on the bus
Speaker 9: to go to practice. But I mean for Mike and
Speaker 9: look like it looks amazing and there's some guys from
Speaker 9: the team that I'm playing with only the East low
Speaker 9: line that lived ten to fifteen minutes away.
Speaker 4: One of my older older teammates from Colorado is named
Speaker 4: for Reggie. He's in the neighborhood.
Speaker 9: We caught up and chopped it up after practice and
Speaker 9: he leants it out here and so I hope, I
Speaker 9: think I have a little bit of time today, maybe
Speaker 9: I'll take a walk in. But they kind of explore
Speaker 9: a little bit. But I mean it's nice out here.
Speaker 9: It's a little cold, but it's nice right now. Thank
Speaker 9: you whatever, We thank you so much.
Speaker 5: Excellent though.
Speaker 2: For for him, uh he he's about like six eight,
Speaker 2: he's one of the tallest lineman out there, and he
Speaker 2: deal with great and reps. By the year, I think
Speaker 2: it's gonna come down to him. It seemst like a
Speaker 2: David Baktiari thing. We're like, yeah, just put on some
Speaker 2: you know, probably put on some more muscle work on
Speaker 2: your technique for finding solf and he could be a
Speaker 2: good swing tackle for somebody, because yeah, they had him.
Speaker 2: He definitely was playing a lot a right tackle, especially
Speaker 2: in one on ones. And for God to transfer from
Speaker 2: Colorado and Oregon State. You know he did. All right,
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna play all my interviews because fans like fifteen,
Speaker 2: oh you really want me to play all my interviews.
Speaker 2: You don't have to play the whole thing, see see.
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 2: Well, these next two actually I I could probably do
Speaker 2: like mm hmm, I'm gonna play Jimmy Horn.
Speaker 11: You guys like we don't talk about this off.
Speaker 5: You just ignore the playbook like yeah, I'm just gonna go.
Speaker 2: But no, sir, sir, I'm trying to play my CLI.
Speaker 3: Like Josh Allen going on the via being like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 3: goas going to play, but I'm gonna do whatever.
Speaker 2: I want, Okay, jamis all right, like shut up with
Speaker 2: my interviews playing? Thanks all right for you. What's this
Speaker 2: whole experience been like, especially you know out here with
Speaker 2: your brothers and teammates kind of just going through this
Speaker 2: process together, and it's.
Speaker 12: Been it's been a great experience I have, you know,
Speaker 12: especially like be able to do this last ride with
Speaker 12: my team meeting and my Broddy.
Speaker 13: You know that I built the blind. We don't field
Speaker 13: now out.
Speaker 2: The field then like.
Speaker 12: R they to you know, come out here and support
Speaker 12: us and support you know, it's been it's been a
Speaker 12: great it's been a great.
Speaker 11: Process being like dealing with the different coaches.
Speaker 12: They they personality like they get to see my personality
Speaker 12: as a person, you know, and then just have a
Speaker 12: conversation with different teams and stuff like that for an opportunity,
Speaker 12: something that I've been dreaming of doing my whole life.
Speaker 1: As far as like the one on ones, do you
Speaker 1: feel like it was your best day? The best rap?
Speaker 14: Uh?
Speaker 12: I feel like every day I had a good day
Speaker 12: in one on ones. You know, I came back there
Speaker 12: to work every day, all right, you know I wouldn't
Speaker 12: see it.
Speaker 11: I don't know what it did with my best day.
Speaker 12: I feel like every day I came back there every
Speaker 12: day out in increasing I got better every day and
Speaker 12: I came mock up.
Speaker 2: And as far as like obviously your quarterback likes your door.
Speaker 2: You know, he does a lot to lean you guys,
Speaker 2: a lot of great receivers, Like just the synergy, how
Speaker 2: y'all play off for each other, like y'all how long
Speaker 2: did that take or was it instant? Like when y'all
Speaker 2: kind of got together transferred in and.
Speaker 12: No matter, I feel like it was kind of like
Speaker 12: it was I ain't gonna say card it was instant,
Speaker 12: you know, like he recruited it and your door played
Speaker 12: a part end up my recruitment up going that to me,
Speaker 12: it was like when I got there, he we instantly
Speaker 12: got in that loud to Yeah, he did that with
Speaker 12: ut A receivers that he brought answer like before we
Speaker 12: even start, like we already in that loud building that
Speaker 12: connection before before we even hit regular practice, before we
Speaker 12: hit screen ball.
Speaker 11: Like so as you get that, you we getting it down.
Speaker 11: So like we clicked on the field instant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the coach prime proll frame dB.
Speaker 2: Obviously when the Hall of Fame dB is coaching you
Speaker 2: up and telling you what you need to do as
Speaker 2: a receiver, and he plays a receiver too, Like what
Speaker 2: are some of the the biggest tips that he taught you?
Speaker 1: Just kind of just little tweaks for your craft.
Speaker 12: My my main thing when I first got that, I
Speaker 12: used to run a lot with my head Now, like
Speaker 12: you coming out coming off the snap.
Speaker 11: I used to running out with my head down, and
Speaker 11: I used to rise at the top of my route.
Speaker 2: Feel me.
Speaker 11: He he used to fatigue that game in my rough,
Speaker 11: Like you gotta come out with your head up. And
Speaker 11: start rising at the top of the route.
Speaker 12: Yeah, getting it out to your grace quick like already
Speaker 12: I already could get in and out of line, do
Speaker 12: we Just that's just something like he he built on
Speaker 12: top of you really like the mental aspect of the game,
Speaker 12: but you really ain't care about the field part.
Speaker 11: For me, it's more like mental you and.
Speaker 1: Just obviously you know you fast. You know, you know
Speaker 1: got classes.
Speaker 2: Do you have like a set number you wanna hit for,
Speaker 2: like you know all the drills, forties all that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I got some set longs out on the head.
Speaker 11: But I don't wanna sleep about it. I just open
Speaker 11: the doors and.
Speaker 1: Just for you, just how far you come? Like what
Speaker 1: are you just happiest about just going through this process?
Speaker 11: The thing i'ma happy is about.
Speaker 12: Uh Oh, I could see really getting this opportunity to
Speaker 12: show what I can do. You know, I knew I
Speaker 12: could run route, I knew I could get open, I
Speaker 12: knew I could catch, you know, I just wanted to
Speaker 12: show all that stuff.
Speaker 2: And what was the biggest compliment the coaches gave you
Speaker 2: this week, whether it was in interviews or just no
Speaker 2: throughout practice, what was the.
Speaker 11: Biggest talking that I got from the course. He was like,
Speaker 11: he like, who like wh are Like I was protiquing
Speaker 11: my game. He like, I detailed, I am in the
Speaker 11: front of rock Runner and stuff like that. He like,
Speaker 11: if I keep working on that, that.
Speaker 12: Could that can help take me a long way. Just
Speaker 12: be in detail in the NFL can help take the
Speaker 12: long way and.
Speaker 11: And the and the more value I got, like ill
Speaker 11: maida go back then through compatern kit maternally.
Speaker 5: Like you know what I'm say.
Speaker 12: They like when you got value to it, so you
Speaker 12: not just a one dimension of left come up with everything.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Yeah, appreciate.
Speaker 2: That was Colorado and former us F wide receiver Jimmy
Speaker 2: Horn junior. H had a really great year at uh Colorado. Next,
Speaker 2: I'm I plays South Carolina running back uh raheem Rocket Sanders.
Speaker 2: So for the top running backs and unloaded draft class.
Speaker 2: Just when you're you know, decided, okay, this.
Speaker 1: Is it, Like how what are something?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 2: What are some of the things that you know Coach
Speaker 2: Beemer gave you advice over just to.
Speaker 7: Prepare for this.
Speaker 16: I wouldn't say just coach Beemer, but all the coaches did,
Speaker 16: like you know, from a aufense standpoint and different standpoint it.
Speaker 2: Just be myself.
Speaker 1: I feel like being myself, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: gonna cool everybody what they want.
Speaker 3: To look for, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: Just being myself all around.
Speaker 16: Just as you know, talking to the coaches as well,
Speaker 16: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Don't try to ask like anybody else, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. I feel like that's just in life in general.
Speaker 2: Just be yourself.
Speaker 16: Like that's what Beamer always taught me when to come
Speaker 16: down to you know, football worker outside of football works
Speaker 16: and just keep thangas to be myself.
Speaker 2: And lots had a lot of close guys, crazy, like
Speaker 2: I'm saying, amount of close games. So when you look
Speaker 2: back on the season and then you see some of
Speaker 2: the guys here who you played against, like, how's that
Speaker 2: kind of rivalry?
Speaker 1: Not even rivalies?
Speaker 16: Just see yeahn I saw I saw Abama kid winner.
Speaker 16: The linebackers, for sure, we talk about it, you know
Speaker 16: what I mean.
Speaker 4: But you know it's in the back, it's in a back.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, it's just.
Speaker 16: Me like, you know, just even being in the had
Speaker 16: the opportunity to play against you know, the great team.
Speaker 4: Like that and be in the game with them, and
Speaker 4: it's a blessing but you know, if they've had another.
Speaker 5: Year, that'd be a year we're taking home for help.
Speaker 16: But at the same time, you know, it was blessing
Speaker 16: when it was blessed to play against the guys, not
Speaker 16: even just the guys that's.
Speaker 1: In the sec the Big twelve, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: acc and all the you know, you know, it's a
Speaker 1: blessing to play.
Speaker 2: And obviously that offense is crazy, like just when mount
Speaker 2: the speed did you can just start a quarterback and
Speaker 2: running back harbor is a freak of nature. Like when
Speaker 2: you just look at how you guys are all played
Speaker 2: off each other. Like what's the biggest thing you learned
Speaker 2: about yourself this year as a football player? Well, football part.
Speaker 1: Having so confidence, you know what I mean?
Speaker 7: I feel like this year gaining my company.
Speaker 6: Back from the.
Speaker 2: Training wise, like are you do you have a set
Speaker 2: number of what you run in the fort you or
Speaker 2: what you want to.
Speaker 1: Do in all these jaties.
Speaker 4: I ain't gonna say too much.
Speaker 1: I ain't gonna say too much, you.
Speaker 16: Know, I mean, definitely definitely something to you know, have
Speaker 16: your eyes.
Speaker 7: Open for you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's have y'all from mind.
Speaker 1: But I ain't gonna say it too much?
Speaker 2: Is I gotta work for, I gotta work for.
Speaker 16: I got I got a couple more we're talk can
Speaker 16: work for, you know what I mean? Just I got
Speaker 16: right into a good do not go there by Cowbine?
Speaker 5: Did you uh?
Speaker 2: Did you take the risk of trying to race Nicholas
Speaker 2: Hartburn practice every day?
Speaker 1: That was like the one that everybody knew, like you
Speaker 1: don't racing, Well.
Speaker 16: It's just it's different football speed that checks fet is
Speaker 16: different too at the same time, but like you know,
Speaker 16: he's he's a guy that's just free from nature.
Speaker 7: Like just different guys.
Speaker 1: But you know, now, I've never tried to.
Speaker 4: Raise the younger at you, but you know I'm fast
Speaker 4: to fast.
Speaker 1: Call you rocket for a reason now that but no, yeah,
Speaker 1: but you're fat.
Speaker 2: Your running style like where did it? Who did you
Speaker 2: first emulate when you're starting? And then how do you
Speaker 2: kind of just refine it? Now you're saying one's time
Speaker 2: your running style, Like who did you emulate your running style?
Speaker 1: After the kid?
Speaker 6: For him?
Speaker 16: Now the running through the door key guys I watched
Speaker 16: growing up with Mike Mike Digg That's one of my
Speaker 16: favorite bout players.
Speaker 1: That's why I know, like I love seven, seven of
Speaker 1: my favorite numbers, so I want to call it I
Speaker 1: won't seven out, but learning from that too.
Speaker 16: N Fanel was the one of the guys I always
Speaker 16: watched REB before a game and some high school before games.
Speaker 2: Training wise, where are you out of right now?
Speaker 7: Said?
Speaker 2: Where you training?
Speaker 1: I'm down here time, down here, full time. It's moving
Speaker 1: on for the week.
Speaker 2: What's it kind of been like, you know, just getting
Speaker 2: the quarterback cadence, you know, obviously the lines different, everybody
Speaker 2: just figuring themself out.
Speaker 1: What came the easiest?
Speaker 2: What came easiest first?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Really the easiest thing that came first because well you know,
Speaker 16: let's you know, getting used to a schedule, this, this
Speaker 16: and that.
Speaker 1: But I want to say the easiest thing just.
Speaker 7: So much stuff, you know.
Speaker 6: What I mean, just for one player.
Speaker 1: But now I was like, you really just take in
Speaker 1: what you need to hear.
Speaker 2: And you run with it as far as like, obviously
Speaker 2: they got recovery stuff for you to like, what are
Speaker 2: some things that you're learning through this process of interviews
Speaker 2: that you're going to apply to how you prepare going forward?
Speaker 1: Oh well, you know it's just something like when you
Speaker 1: say that, I say, but I get to the next
Speaker 1: person that's going through this after this, after say, I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, I'll just be yourself.
Speaker 7: Coaches and stuff like that, but like really just.
Speaker 16: Like really still tell your story, you know what I mean?
Speaker 16: It really shout out to people that you know that
Speaker 16: that have been there since they one.
Speaker 2: Speaking of that, who's some of your biggest you know,
Speaker 2: your biggest supporters. Who are some of the people like
Speaker 2: when you close your eyes or not, you're like, that's.
Speaker 1: What you think about in this journey of getting.
Speaker 6: To the NFL.
Speaker 7: You know, my family, you know, my mom, my mom,
Speaker 7: my girlfriend as well my mom, Yeah, my three brothers,
Speaker 7: and the my best friends of Marie Jones for so.
Speaker 1: Ye since day one. It's a tight circuit, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, I come down to that.
Speaker 2: But you know, obviously past black and white, it's crucial espression.
Speaker 2: I want to get on Earth downs. You wouldn't get
Speaker 2: some of the two of the best defensive ends of
Speaker 2: the country. Yeah, so how do you kind of just
Speaker 2: the hight thing I did?
Speaker 17: That's a thing I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean every every day in practice, like
Speaker 2: when you look at those guys, because what they did
Speaker 2: in conjunction to what you have to do as a
Speaker 2: pass blocker. Like, just going into the draft, where do
Speaker 2: you feel like you ranked yourself for bost some of
Speaker 2: the best pass blocking running backs in the draft?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I want to say, well, I raked myself when
Speaker 16: I went in because I do want to get into
Speaker 16: the ranking part of it, cause I never think about
Speaker 16: you know, if or who I'm better than all that,
Speaker 16: you know what I mean. I always try to beat
Speaker 16: myself every day, you know what I mean. I try
Speaker 16: to be the best person of uh best best person ever.
Speaker 7: You know what I mean when you come down to myself,
Speaker 7: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So the only question I'm competing against it myself.
Speaker 2: So they're like draft gradewise, did the scouts, like, did
Speaker 2: they tell you anything after the season.
Speaker 5: Or did you even looking?
Speaker 6: I didn't.
Speaker 16: I didn't look into that. That's not something I want
Speaker 16: to look into because you know what, Andy, You know,
Speaker 16: it might be a coach that never talked to me
Speaker 16: before that might draft, you know what I mean. But
Speaker 16: at the end of the day, it's not something I'm
Speaker 16: working learning about, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean.
Speaker 2: If I you know, even if I.
Speaker 4: Get undrafted, I'm gonna get you know, first round sitting.
Speaker 1: Around all a round.
Speaker 16: I don't get picked and I get undrafted. I just
Speaker 16: want to get my foot in the door. Man's who
Speaker 16: I am really as a person that played.
Speaker 2: What's something that uh we haven't had a chance to
Speaker 2: showcase yet that, Yeah, what you definitely want to.
Speaker 5: Shoot more catching It look like the one on ones
Speaker 5: was great, but it was like first day in.
Speaker 16: I ain't played football in like four months, you know
Speaker 16: what I mean, And so I'd probably say no tention
Speaker 16: to that Blacks too.
Speaker 5: I don't want to show them.
Speaker 7: That, you know, I like the block which I did today.
Speaker 1: I want I just want to show up, show them
Speaker 1: now really past stuff because we take the quarterback you
Speaker 1: know what, they're paying them down, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So just important quarterbacks. So I could be a bat
Speaker 1: that had long becavity.
Speaker 5: In the day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, astually, just like for the for the pro dam Like,
Speaker 2: are you planning on kind of doing maybe not like testing,
Speaker 2: but you know, workouts, routes, you know, block.
Speaker 1: Dollars should work.
Speaker 5: Probably yeah, I'll probably do. But you know, shoot, where
Speaker 5: I got.
Speaker 7: My mind at right now is just you know, I'm
Speaker 7: gonna do everything.
Speaker 16: I'm gonna do everything, but at the same time, I'm
Speaker 16: gonna worry about listening in front of me first, and
Speaker 16: that's a time about.
Speaker 1: Good luck with everything said, yeah's.
Speaker 2: Black? Why an interesting thing about uh raheem. Yeah, he's
Speaker 2: on top of not playing in South Carolina's Bowl game. Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: he was injured the previous season. But yeah, the thing
Speaker 2: that he was worried about, he was really hard brow
Speaker 2: and he's like, I want team to know I can
Speaker 2: actually catch the ball. I'm not just one dimensional. So
Speaker 2: the fact that he says he's gonna surprise everybody with
Speaker 2: us forty, that should be interesting. I want to play
Speaker 2: your guy A man Hassen in out of Boise State.
Speaker 2: All right, So for you just roller coaster season Boys
Speaker 2: State had and you know your career, how do you
Speaker 2: kind of sum that up?
Speaker 1: You know, coming here competing the way you did.
Speaker 11: Man, it's it's it's such a blessing.
Speaker 18: And it's honor to be here.
Speaker 5: And I'm almost labor.
Speaker 19: H Well, my career A Boidy has been awesome and great,
Speaker 19: But the most thing I'm proud of.
Speaker 18: Of is how we all came together and go to
Speaker 18: stay and how we all give the glory to Jesus.
Speaker 18: I mean, do everything is am I know and this
Speaker 18: is every child leave. Why is successful? Why the success
Speaker 18: that we have is because of him?
Speaker 5: And you want to give him the cord.
Speaker 6: Of the Guian.
Speaker 5: I'm just here.
Speaker 18: I'm just want to inspire people and to show what
Speaker 18: kind of after game and the end of the day
Speaker 18: is to give god o ord.
Speaker 2: And obviously you know you have to go up againt
Speaker 2: gent every day. In practice, you guys practically led the
Speaker 2: country in sacks. What are some of the things that
Speaker 2: scouts are telling you just about that tape and about
Speaker 2: how you kind of progressed in your career.
Speaker 19: Absolutely so I've been only playing for before about sixty
Speaker 19: five years.
Speaker 11: So the most thing that progresses is the key of
Speaker 11: the game. Understanding the game.
Speaker 18: Understanding how to get to the quarterback, understanding if it's
Speaker 18: a run or pass or us sit.
Speaker 11: Down in distance.
Speaker 5: So what kind of play today?
Speaker 4: And there's something that would just.
Speaker 6: Say has done the phenomenons out with me just to.
Speaker 11: Break the game down and explain a t Z what
Speaker 11: I need to do and what I need.
Speaker 19: To do to be successful and get the tack on
Speaker 19: and leave the team and and all that. So and
Speaker 19: me and Ashton is where he's one of my coursest friends.
Speaker 19: He's he's an awful human being and he's a fantastic
Speaker 19: athlete and yeah, awesome leader.
Speaker 1: Just for you, what are some you know forty time magilities?
Speaker 1: Do you have, like set numbers that you want to hit.
Speaker 6: Uh, I'll be a surprise me.
Speaker 11: I want some.
Speaker 5: I want to I want I want them. We'll get
Speaker 5: a surprised.
Speaker 11: Let's let's let it happen.
Speaker 6: I got I just got my.
Speaker 18: Combent in but yesterday, so it's really blessed with that,
Speaker 18: and I just can't wait to go out there and
Speaker 18: show what.
Speaker 15: I can do.
Speaker 2: Cool And for this week, what do you feel like
Speaker 2: was your best rapper, best day, you know, one on
Speaker 2: one time?
Speaker 19: Yeah, so I feel like I stuff that I never
Speaker 19: done before.
Speaker 6: I showed the scouts what I can't do.
Speaker 19: I'm not just the power guy.
Speaker 11: I can also finess.
Speaker 6: I can go outside.
Speaker 5: I can go outside.
Speaker 4: I can spin outside, I.
Speaker 6: Can spin inside.
Speaker 4: I got power.
Speaker 18: I can go with a three tech, I can play
Speaker 18: as a five tech as a plan I can plan
Speaker 18: a nose.
Speaker 6: So I cannot.
Speaker 5: I kind of want to show my versatility and what
Speaker 5: kind of doing the football field.
Speaker 6: And I felt like.
Speaker 11: I was able to accomplish that, and I just wanted
Speaker 11: to get my name out there.
Speaker 5: And stuggling what I can do.
Speaker 11: And I feel like I've been stacking days.
Speaker 19: I'm just taking one day at a time and attacking
Speaker 19: each rep and winning a lot of my own ones.
Speaker 6: I'm doing grading team and my coaches.
Speaker 11: I've been doing a phenomenal job with me and explaining what.
Speaker 5: I need to do and even loving my tables.
Speaker 6: I'm truly blessed.
Speaker 2: And lastly, in terms of just you know, obviously the
Speaker 2: draft and everything, some people are waiting to get invite
Speaker 2: you knows all that. But you're gonna throw like still
Speaker 2: family affair the house like you even thought that far yet.
Speaker 1: As far as like draft parties and all that.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, I mean, I'm planning to do it in Boise.
Speaker 19: I have my some of my closest friends, and have
Speaker 19: my coaches and being boys where I'm from this right I.
Speaker 6: Live, so my brother lives.
Speaker 19: There too, So it'll be a great time for whatever.
Speaker 11: So it will be a blessing.
Speaker 5: Thank you go left with thanks so appreciate it.
Speaker 6: Thanks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, it's actually it's crazy that he's only really
Speaker 2: playing six years of football and he's pretty much turned
Speaker 2: himself to all Americans. So and Boise State like led
Speaker 2: the country in sacks. Ed Rusher number forty could probably
Speaker 2: definitely go pro next year. So we'll see.
Speaker 1: Let's see, I got the North dakotat quarterback.
Speaker 2: And Thomas.
Speaker 1: Oh can't mill it my bad And I will refrain
Speaker 1: from saying your boy.
Speaker 2: I know your guy. Yeah, on the record, you feel better, Pete.
Speaker 2: So what's it been like this week? You know, historic
Speaker 2: season yet again to close out you know in know
Speaker 2: North front of State. What's been like just being here?
Speaker 5: It's been so much fun.
Speaker 20: It's been great to get to know some other quarterbacks
Speaker 20: across the country, some of the best you know in
Speaker 20: the nation, So getting to know them has been awesome.
Speaker 20: It's been great to throw a new receivers and play
Speaker 20: with new guys. And for me, it's been so much
Speaker 20: fun to play against talented defensive backs in d mind
Speaker 20: and and yeah, I think it's gonna take my game
Speaker 20: in the next time.
Speaker 2: You know, you you ended your career with the championship,
Speaker 2: you have to say, like, I hate those guys in
Speaker 2: my rivals and you beat them and make history, Like
Speaker 2: how special is that for you?
Speaker 1: Closing your career out that way.
Speaker 5: I think it means a lot.
Speaker 20: You know, I was very fortunate Jo played with some
Speaker 20: very talented people and to be a part of such
Speaker 20: a great program and for us to end it like
Speaker 20: we did, I think is special and it really cemented
Speaker 20: our legacy.
Speaker 6: On the program.
Speaker 2: How do you explain kind of just the culture. It's
Speaker 2: hard to have that much success. You're in a yard
Speaker 2: to be competitive and go deep into the playoffs all
Speaker 2: the time. So just for you as a quarterback, how
Speaker 2: do you feel like that culture and the process shaped you.
Speaker 5: I think it starts with the coaching staff.
Speaker 20: I think the culture is great because of the high
Speaker 20: character kids that we bring into the program. So I
Speaker 20: was very quick to make friends in the program, and
Speaker 20: I think the relationships.
Speaker 5: In the brotherhood is really the reason why our program.
Speaker 6: Was so great.
Speaker 2: And just this week as far as like you know,
Speaker 2: obviously cadences verbiage getting everything down house, Like, how did
Speaker 2: the room kind of pick everything up?
Speaker 20: I think the room really adjusted well to you know,
Speaker 20: hold new playbook. We all had to come from a
Speaker 20: different program that ran different stuff and all get on
Speaker 20: the same page with the same pot, with the same playbook.
Speaker 5: It has been a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: And where you training out of New Jersey and like.
Speaker 2: For the combine all that pro days everything. Do you
Speaker 2: have a set number whether it's agilities forties, you know,
Speaker 2: even like the number of balls you're gonna throw every
Speaker 2: every quarterback of a script for the pro das, Like
Speaker 2: do you have all that figured out yet? Are you
Speaker 2: still Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I feel good about it.
Speaker 5: I have a script and everything.
Speaker 3: My trader is.
Speaker 20: Gonna be running that and uh yeah, I'm looking forward
Speaker 20: to it.
Speaker 1: So you got a set number for like the forty
Speaker 1: and all that.
Speaker 20: Yeah, that's a run a four to sixty five, that's
Speaker 20: the that's the goal.
Speaker 2: What's just something that like scouts don't okay, small school guy,
Speaker 2: a lot of success and what are some things that
Speaker 2: you still feel like you got to prove and you
Speaker 2: want to, you know, let everybody know about who you are,
Speaker 2: how to have.
Speaker 20: An NFL on and that I'm a leader of men
Speaker 20: and I'm great in the locker room and and you
Speaker 20: know I'm gonna do everything possible.
Speaker 5: So do you win games?
Speaker 2: And for someone who's never been in North Dakota, best
Speaker 2: place to eat? That's just cultural things to.
Speaker 20: Do there's not a lot to do in North Dakota. Uh,
Speaker 20: there's a lot of restaurants. I'd say my favorites probably
Speaker 20: do littles.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 20: Yeah, there's a lot of a lot of great restaurants
Speaker 20: and food there.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 6: You know, make sure you bring your winner code.
Speaker 2: Thank you the level with every they appreciate it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Cam Thomas actually had a a pretty great week and
Speaker 2: a pretty decent game. He scored two touchdowns, eating that
Speaker 2: blowout wind twenty five to zero. Half the other team
Speaker 2: receivers kind of left, some guys got pulled up.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 1: I think it was the first shout out since like
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty.
Speaker 2: Game Man.
Speaker 3: But none of that information was as important as where
Speaker 3: they're all training at. Well, some of these guys, I
Speaker 3: really need to know where they're training at, and there's
Speaker 3: no source of information on the internet where I could
Speaker 3: easily find that out.
Speaker 1: I just think it's interesting that like he would be
Speaker 1: training in New Jersey.
Speaker 2: But I was like some of the people, I was.
Speaker 3: Like, wait, huh a lot of times where their agents are,
Speaker 3: So that's really how you know?
Speaker 2: I was like, that's it. I just find it interesting
Speaker 2: some people are like and I'm training here in Texas.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh, you eating good? Then they probably
Speaker 2: with Sports Academy eating good. Then a couple people, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just and then what there's Auburn tight end. He's
Speaker 2: actually uh he was actually trading with Golden Feet. I
Speaker 2: was like, damn, so you know legit, go on, dude,
Speaker 2: really playing. You said you're gonna run a four four.
Speaker 3: Though, if I opened up a burger called Smacking Burgers,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be like, yeah, you know, that's just legit
Speaker 3: because of the name.
Speaker 2: Like gold Feet, like they literally say flowers leak neighbors.
Speaker 2: All the L s U was traded out of there.
Speaker 2: The dude with the L s U clearly don't know
Speaker 2: what Golden tet is. Yeah, and they all do. What's
Speaker 2: the L s U bro? Like he's certified stamped. All
Speaker 2: these receivers that have come out all trained with him.
Speaker 3: Golden feed dead ass.
Speaker 2: I'm not even joking.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you haven't heard of this.
Speaker 2: See when you ask questions outside of what you care
Speaker 2: about Pete, these colded feet.
Speaker 1: All right, so I could play a couple more, do
Speaker 1: you play all of them?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 2: I know you got a lot. That's why I'm like,
Speaker 2: we're gonna hear this. My is short and like actual,
Speaker 2: like I don't know you asked Media day questions. I
Speaker 2: wasn't even at Media Day, Bros. This was a different setup.
Speaker 2: You haven't even heard the content I published.
Speaker 3: That's unlike you. I actually know how to make different
Speaker 3: shit work for different platforms. So the ship that was
Speaker 3: on IG is only on IG. The ship that I
Speaker 3: got for audio is only an audio. So this ship
Speaker 3: has not been on cool story. If anything, you asked
Speaker 3: media day questions, I was only you asked questions that
Speaker 3: could be an email.
Speaker 2: Actually this variation of you did this variation of me.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. Can you use like ninety percent of my questions? Yeah,
Speaker 2: because they were better than this, because I actually have
Speaker 2: to do research to ask the questions.
Speaker 3: You You're still trying to get on me and it's
Speaker 3: not working.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not getting on right hard. I asked some
Speaker 2: of the same questions to these people. They just these
Speaker 2: are their answers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play unlv rnebacker Jackson Woodard, so legendary career
Speaker 1: from walk On at Arkansas.
Speaker 2: Make their way to unlv after everything that happened to
Speaker 2: LA Bowl win, How do you kind of just wrap up,
Speaker 2: you know, how everything's played out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one shit, man, I've had a career that that.
Speaker 4: Just at the end of the day, I.
Speaker 22: Think it's just a result of trusting God and working
Speaker 22: as hard as I can regardless of the situation, believe it.
Speaker 1: In myself, and then also being blessed.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 22: I got really good parents, get really good coaches, and
Speaker 22: it was a lot of fun, you know. I started
Speaker 22: as a walk on at Arkansas, ended up transferring with
Speaker 22: coach Odham to go to NLV. We changed, the culture,
Speaker 22: changed the program, went to two UH conference championships.
Speaker 4: Wish we could uh.
Speaker 22: You know, change outcome of those two, but then it
Speaker 22: ended with a bang at the LA Bowl and winning
Speaker 22: that was was huge to me and I'm just proud
Speaker 22: of what we did at that program.
Speaker 1: And just for you, like obviously training wise, where are
Speaker 1: you training? I yeah, I'm training here actually in Dallas.
Speaker 2: And like, do you have like set numbers for you know,
Speaker 2: agil D's forties all that ranges, or you have.
Speaker 1: Like an exact time you want to hit.
Speaker 4: I have it like pretty exact.
Speaker 1: You're gonna keep that close to the best to the
Speaker 1: time comes Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll see, we'll see, I'll see.
Speaker 5: I'll show you at the comb now.
Speaker 2: So as far as just like the pro day, obviously,
Speaker 2: you know draft parties, you plan on kind of staying
Speaker 2: home for that or are.
Speaker 22: You gonna Yeah, I'll obviously go to the Pro day
Speaker 22: in Vegas and then I'll come back home and just
Speaker 22: you'll be me and my family and hang out, spend
Speaker 22: time with them and see where God wants you.
Speaker 2: And with that, you got you know, Academic All American
Speaker 2: being a walk on, and then you know, coming a
Speaker 2: conference and all that, Like how big.
Speaker 1: Is that for you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Big? You know.
Speaker 22: So last year I got the first team Academic All
Speaker 22: American and that was the first and un A vs.
Speaker 4: History and that meant so.
Speaker 22: Much because David Wedley, the academic advisor there, deserves, you know,
Speaker 22: something like that. He puts in so much work, sacrifices
Speaker 22: so much time that you know his work needs to
Speaker 22: be sewn to the world and and then to get
Speaker 22: it again this year is awesome. And Ricky White and
Speaker 22: Jalen Catalan also both got first team, which is again
Speaker 22: shout out to David Wedley.
Speaker 1: And they're also really good players too, And.
Speaker 2: I see, how does it feel, you know, seeing Ricky
Speaker 2: here again, getting you know, one last game at least
Speaker 2: like the colleges of them with no informer teammate.
Speaker 22: Yeah, Ricky's phenomenal, man. I have so much respect for Ricky.
Speaker 22: He's a phenomenal player. I think everyone got to see
Speaker 22: that this week. He's unguardable. But he also I mean,
Speaker 22: it's just gritty. You don't see that at the receiver
Speaker 22: position a lot. He blocked four punts, he's on kickoff
Speaker 22: return as well, and then he's putting up a thousand yards.
Speaker 22: He's such a good human as well a teammate that.
Speaker 1: I'll remember forever. Goodluck with everything. Yeah, thanks so much, man,
Speaker 1: Thank you appreciate.
Speaker 10: That.
Speaker 2: Out of players shouting out their academic counselors, Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: pretty cool. It's like when those rat rappers would be like,
Speaker 2: my teacher didn't believe in me. Hold on, let's talk
Speaker 2: to your teacher for a second. I don't believe you.
Speaker 2: I think your teacher did believe in you. It's like, oh,
Speaker 2: shouting out your academic advisor. Good, that's cool. That was
Speaker 2: really wholesome. But yeah, I'm gonna play the Georgia slash
Speaker 2: Stanford tight end. Ben Uh, you're sick. You transferred from Stanford,
Speaker 2: went to Georgia almost made a national title. Reckon. He
Speaker 2: was actually a great tight end at Stanford before he left.
Speaker 2: So Stanford transfer played at Georgia.
Speaker 6: What was it like?
Speaker 2: Because I mean, obviously the end of the reign with
Speaker 2: Stanford kind of switched to more of a spread offense,
Speaker 2: especially when coach Taylor you transfer to Georgia.
Speaker 1: What was that whole process?
Speaker 15: Like?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean luckily being an under coach Shaw in
Speaker 10: that offense is a pro style very similar to Georgia's,
Speaker 10: you know, learning the burbage and some of that stuff's
Speaker 10: a little different, little nuances in the offense. But being
Speaker 10: able to go under coach Shawn and go to Georgia
Speaker 10: out of great ability I'm saying.
Speaker 2: And that Stanford, you guys, you know, cal kind of
Speaker 2: came back to resurgence.
Speaker 1: The big game became way more intense.
Speaker 2: Now, how do you just describe that someone who isn't
Speaker 2: a part of it and doesn't know, like, what's what's
Speaker 2: it like being in that rivalry?
Speaker 6: I mean it's called a big game for a reason.
Speaker 6: The history the aid.
Speaker 10: One thing I wish I could have done in my
Speaker 10: career better is winning is California. Nothing that robs the
Speaker 10: real deal, say least.
Speaker 2: And once you got to Georgia, obviously leading a five stars,
Speaker 2: leading at talented guys. You know, scheme chances a little
Speaker 2: bit every year just based on transferers who comes in.
Speaker 2: But how did you kind of hit the ground running
Speaker 2: when you're out there outside of the scheme, but just
Speaker 2: being in Georgia the whole whole there, you know.
Speaker 10: I think that humidity that some big differences, you know,
Speaker 10: moving across the country all that stuff. Obviously there's some
Speaker 10: huge differences. I'd say as far as the football, football wise,
Speaker 10: it's always tough coming from an injury, missing screen ball
Speaker 10: all that time and going into the.
Speaker 6: Fall camp, that community and everything. It was definitely tough
Speaker 6: that competition.
Speaker 10: We got some of the best players in the nation
Speaker 10: to go into mikeel Williams or Walker all that stuff.
Speaker 10: So every single day we're just you know, elevating your standard,
Speaker 10: working harder.
Speaker 2: And just put your head down and just for obviously
Speaker 2: for seeming wise, you already know what you can do.
Speaker 2: You were part of that leading It is great Stanford
Speaker 2: tight ends to go to Georgia, like was it kind
Speaker 2: of just a no brainer once you're transferred. Was that
Speaker 2: like your first school or was it kind of like, uh,
Speaker 2: you want to stay on the West coast?
Speaker 6: Tale? Like what was that like?
Speaker 10: You know, I did not enter the world, you know
Speaker 10: where where I was going.
Speaker 6: You know a lot of kids talked to schools earlier
Speaker 6: that these days.
Speaker 4: I was not my story at all.
Speaker 10: So I remember Washington it was one of those schools
Speaker 10: I talked to early. And Debora obviously left headed out
Speaker 10: to Alabama. You know, I didn't want to even though
Speaker 10: they talked to me out Obama. Didn't want to be
Speaker 10: at a.
Speaker 6: First year of place with first year coach.
Speaker 18: And then.
Speaker 6: SIS was in the mix. Fuck out Ohio state a
Speaker 6: little bit, but I was going at Georgia. It was
Speaker 6: gonna be the right place for me.
Speaker 23: The you know it was.
Speaker 6: It was the hard way, for sure. It was not
Speaker 6: the easy way. Coach Hartley, what he does with the tight.
Speaker 10: Ends, his resume speaks for himself. The competition, going against
Speaker 10: the best every single day, and dude, that was gonna
Speaker 10: be the best place for me to grow and be
Speaker 10: that complete wid tight end work on my run game
Speaker 10: and other aspects.
Speaker 1: And obviously in Il exploded.
Speaker 2: Everybody assumes like you said earlier, like okay, you already
Speaker 2: had a place predetermined, gown in a portal, But you know,
Speaker 2: did you kind of try to pursue an io opportunities
Speaker 2: like the last two three years or was it just like, nah,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna focus strictly on the football. It is, it isn't.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, I think you can check myself. I'm
Speaker 10: not a big social media guy. I'm not a big
Speaker 10: nil guy.
Speaker 6: Have very few opportunities. It's always great to go sign
Speaker 6: cards or do anything like that.
Speaker 10: Be help with your family. Don't me wrong about the
Speaker 10: players that even play. I paid, but Georgia was not
Speaker 10: a nil or money other places. They definitely offered me more.
Speaker 10: It was a place that developed me to be the
Speaker 10: best tight end personally.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 2: Just for this week, what do you feel that was
Speaker 2: your best individual rep, best team rep, whether it be.
Speaker 1: Blocking and receiving.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think I've had a lot of good reps
Speaker 10: at a Jim catch over in the middle today where.
Speaker 4: Hang out blown up but held onto that ball and
Speaker 4: it was a.
Speaker 6: Nice supposed to play.
Speaker 10: And I think I've had a lot of good getting
Speaker 10: the box as well, both in the past game.
Speaker 6: In the run game, and you know they've.
Speaker 10: Been by the f fullback being out in the back
Speaker 10: ready back and saying the past protection.
Speaker 6: So a lot of good reps at each of those positions.
Speaker 2: And last, yeah, just do you have a set or
Speaker 2: whether it's just an exact time or just like you
Speaker 2: know range, you want to hit forty bench press Cone's
Speaker 2: agilities all uh.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you know obviously basedline jests and all that stuff,
Speaker 10: but a lot of workers go three dugs.
Speaker 6: Hopefully it will be in Lael for six summer range.
Speaker 10: You know, I gotta work on that start a lot
Speaker 10: for sure, but uh yeah, you know, bitch bress and
Speaker 10: all that stuff.
Speaker 6: Hopefully we're getting being high teams and say listen, oh.
Speaker 1: Thank you love with me at your brother thanks so much.
Speaker 2: So being uh he's from Bakersfield. He's an in and
Speaker 2: out guy, and he gave a very good tip. When
Speaker 2: you go order in and out fries, it's like, I
Speaker 2: know they suck, but when you order it and out fries,
Speaker 2: order them light well said asks for light. Well, when
Speaker 2: you get fries from in and out, it'll change your
Speaker 2: whole perspective. I was like, all right, I'm gonna play Uh,
Speaker 2: Auburn QB payment thrown. So what's it been like this
Speaker 2: week with the quarterbacks and also having something you know,
Speaker 2: you're tight end here.
Speaker 8: It's been great, you know, Uh obviously getting all these
Speaker 8: other quarterbacks good guys, and uh, you know, get to
Speaker 8: talk about some of their experiences too in college and
Speaker 8: then gotta put my tight end and KeAndre is here too,
Speaker 8: and so getting play a tight ended receiver.
Speaker 4: It's been been a good time.
Speaker 2: Coming from you know, Michigan State to Auburn. Like the
Speaker 2: way you did, what was what was that process like
Speaker 2: and what was it like? Kind of just some great
Speaker 2: shating yourself, you know in Auburn and that culture.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was good, you know, getting moved down south,
Speaker 8: living south the first time, and you know that'll been
Speaker 8: a lot of.
Speaker 4: Great people and uh it was fun.
Speaker 8: You know obviously if they didn't go class playing at Auburn,
Speaker 8: but it was something that I don't regret going down there.
Speaker 8: Like I said, I've met a lot of great people
Speaker 8: and right about the moves and talked to my close
Speaker 8: circle before made that decision, and ultimately at that time
Speaker 8: I thought that.
Speaker 4: Was was best and uh, I don't regret that.
Speaker 8: So, uh, it was a great place, an incredible atmosphere
Speaker 8: to play, to play a game, and.
Speaker 6: I enjoyed that time.
Speaker 2: And obviously like the whole boom with the video game
Speaker 2: coming back out in I L all that exploded, QB
Speaker 2: is getting an I L. They'll short of the team,
Speaker 2: Like how did how did that kind of impact the
Speaker 2: Obburn community because every n io everywhere looks a little
Speaker 2: bit different, So like, how did the community kind of
Speaker 2: rounding around you guys in that regard and what you know,
Speaker 2: what were some cool things you got to do?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know, we got to collective.
Speaker 7: I know a lot of people are.
Speaker 6: Very generous giving that and uh.
Speaker 8: You know, we're very appreciated, appreciative about that. Pretty cool
Speaker 8: golf outing one time. I remember that, like that'd be
Speaker 8: one of my.
Speaker 4: Highlights of uh some some legendary people and played an
Speaker 4: awesome course.
Speaker 16: So that was fun.
Speaker 4: And like you said, it looks different everybody.
Speaker 8: You know, I don't think that, uh, there's a problem
Speaker 8: at Alfen with it.
Speaker 6: You know, some teams have problems in.
Speaker 8: The team because guys were talking a ton about what
Speaker 8: each guy's making, and really there was none of that
Speaker 8: talk in our locker room.
Speaker 6: So that was good.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I think it's a good thing.
Speaker 2: You have a chance to meet Cam and Bowl and
Speaker 2: made me a great So that kind of came through there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I got a chance to meet Kim. I haven't
Speaker 8: met Bow, you know, I think sometime this year sometime
Speaker 8: down the road, gets to chopped up with him.
Speaker 6: But got to meet Cam.
Speaker 4: I haven't met Stidham.
Speaker 8: And I met a couple of other nice great quarterbacks
Speaker 8: from back.
Speaker 5: In uh I think the eighties, and so it was
Speaker 5: cool to.
Speaker 6: Talking with them. Got to meet Bow or Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: I got to.
Speaker 4: Meet both Jackson.
Speaker 1: I have not met both Nicks that I met about Jackson,
Speaker 1: but yeah, next I have met both about Jackson.
Speaker 2: There's well and then just this week obviously the cadances.
Speaker 2: Every old line talked about it, like you know, they
Speaker 2: all sound the same but different.
Speaker 1: What was the preparation for.
Speaker 8: You know, not too much preparation in terms of the cadence.
Speaker 4: It's it's kind of it's not too.
Speaker 8: Hard to play quarterback understanding and there's different candences.
Speaker 4: You just knowing what kids were using, you.
Speaker 6: Know, and being good with it.
Speaker 8: But I say, number one, you got to be loud.
Speaker 8: You know, you've got to be a certive when you're
Speaker 8: a quarterback, which everybody hears you and have you know,
Speaker 8: some inflection in your voice. And I think that for
Speaker 8: dress confidence and guys, when you're have a confident tone
Speaker 8: in your voice, you know, So being certive, like I said,
Speaker 8: being loud and being convicted of what you're saying.
Speaker 1: What's the coolest thing you learned? Well, just this week
Speaker 1: you should have been.
Speaker 6: Down there, say, just talking with Michael Vick.
Speaker 8: You know, we've got something with Mike Vick yesterday for
Speaker 8: a little while. Hearing some of the histories was pretty cool.
Speaker 8: And I got a chance to meet Mike Singletary to it.
Speaker 8: I get to talk too much, but you know, I'm
Speaker 8: from just outside of Chicago, so being a guy like
Speaker 8: that your greatest.
Speaker 6: Defense ever is pretty cool. So, uh, some good, good
Speaker 6: learning experience here you're looking forward to.
Speaker 1: Speak of it?
Speaker 2: As you said, South Chicago, how was it for you
Speaker 2: when you saw Derrick Rose playing the Sun's last high
Speaker 2: school game and then the Bulls retirings or whatnot?
Speaker 4: Like Derek Rose was like my sports here growing up.
Speaker 11: You know, just see something I watched every cl game
Speaker 11: and so.
Speaker 16: Dereck Grows is like you know, Uh.
Speaker 6: So I love Derrick Rose and.
Speaker 8: I seen him, you know, I think they He's did
Speaker 8: some cool form of Chicago saw that and it's it's
Speaker 8: crazy to see its time about.
Speaker 4: You know, just saw let you go.
Speaker 11: He was in the city of Chicago.
Speaker 2: For the combine. Obviously it's different for quarterbacks. You normally
Speaker 2: have to focus on agility's forties and all that. So
Speaker 2: what are just the things that you're harping on and
Speaker 2: focus on getting ready for you know, combine, prods and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, take everybody. Making sure your body is
Speaker 8: maximized and what it can do. So nutrition and you
Speaker 8: up sepis that lived in and but yeah, getting fast,
Speaker 8: you know I can go run fast and and uh,
Speaker 8: you know all those drills and and then also just
Speaker 8: tighten everything up quarterback wise. You know, you want to
Speaker 8: spin it really well, you wanna throw it with good
Speaker 8: accuracy and in good velocity, and so, uh, I'll just
Speaker 8: get your technique right. And then also to learn as
Speaker 8: much as you can about what you're gonna step into
Speaker 8: and getting ready to go.
Speaker 2: You're sore, youre pretty much gonna do everything.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've made a sison on exactly everything I'm doing.
Speaker 8: We have to talked about that, but right now I'm
Speaker 8: gonna try to run as fasts I can and change direction.
Speaker 1: Well TWA, thank you, go love with everything for sure,
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right? Last one.
Speaker 1: And San Powell Ryland, Uh, Virginia Tech defensive it all right?
Speaker 2: So for you how this week?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: Oh, this week has been pretty good.
Speaker 5: Definitely a great experience, Uh, something that I'm glad I did.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 5: It's not only that, Uh, I got a chance to
Speaker 5: get football, but I got a chance to talk to
Speaker 5: a lot of.
Speaker 2: N rights colg and just for you like the way,
Speaker 2: you know, I would see everybody's career comes to an
Speaker 2: in different ways. Some guys were playing in the playoffs
Speaker 2: and all that. How would do you kind of sum
Speaker 2: up your career and what are you most proud of?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 24: I'd probably say, Uh, I feel like I make the
Speaker 24: best out of my opportunity that I did have in
Speaker 24: my college career. You know, things didn't go the way
Speaker 24: I wanted to as far as we uh you know,
Speaker 24: as far as a whole college career, as far as
Speaker 24: me coming straight in playing you know geams that I
Speaker 24: had going on. Uh, but you know, it's still definitely
Speaker 24: still a blessing that I got a chance to even
Speaker 24: show my U my abilities just.
Speaker 6: For this week.
Speaker 1: What do you feel like is your best day or
Speaker 1: your best rap?
Speaker 25: Uh?
Speaker 24: I would uh, I would say, I would say, uh
Speaker 24: one of I mean, I feel like I had a
Speaker 24: couple of reps. Uh I would say definitely, uh some
Speaker 24: some of them went on one. I think I did
Speaker 24: very well in some of the team tours. As far
Speaker 24: as the past, I think I did pretty well as
Speaker 24: far as I got. I remember one of them for
Speaker 24: sure that stuck out had an other team with different
Speaker 24: the tight ends and uh I shared the first tight.
Speaker 5: End and then spoke off the other tight end to
Speaker 5: kind of.
Speaker 2: Uh obviously Virginia Tech, but they're known for defense. So
Speaker 2: what was it like kind of bringing the film back
Speaker 2: this year? Yeah, it was definitely great.
Speaker 24: Like you said, they're now for defense that LTD said, Uh,
Speaker 24: you know, there's a lot of history towards that, so
Speaker 24: you definitely take that series down there, and it was
Speaker 24: definitely great to be a part of that.
Speaker 2: And obviously Notorio sam as the same man entrance when
Speaker 2: obviously everybody you see it on TV, but like when
Speaker 2: you first when your first time hearing it, going through
Speaker 2: with experiences and compared to your last time here yet,
Speaker 2: what was that like Emotionally?
Speaker 5: You actually feel it, you know, uh, you out there, man, It's.
Speaker 24: Just it's something in your by that tells you that
Speaker 24: you know it's different. Uh, you feel it in yourybody
Speaker 24: once you're going out there. You know that their first
Speaker 24: first little tune pull up and you know they cut
Speaker 24: it on to the fins yelling.
Speaker 5: You know, from then on, it's just like, you know,
Speaker 5: you grab a love for it, you know.
Speaker 24: The last time it was just it was just sweet,
Speaker 24: you know, being able to to well, knowing that it
Speaker 24: was my last time that I would actually been a
Speaker 24: player running out there after the ender same man definitely
Speaker 24: hit different. Being able to uh, you know, to sit
Speaker 24: back and look. So I had a lot more games
Speaker 24: over there being able to play in and just.
Speaker 2: For like the week of scouts. Did they do they
Speaker 2: want to specifically to see as an ed rusher? Do
Speaker 2: they want to see you maybe four to three stack,
Speaker 2: you know, slide you around? How they kind of told
Speaker 2: you they want to.
Speaker 24: See how you can handle For the most part, I'll say, uh,
Speaker 24: mainly like a versatile type backer, uh, the rush end
Speaker 24: backer as far as like A through four.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 24: But for the most part, I'll say it's been pretty
Speaker 24: much all over mainly that that rushed in.
Speaker 5: But it's to me. I mean, I think everything that
Speaker 5: that's been told that they wanted to see me in,
Speaker 5: I definitely would be comfortable with done. And I don't
Speaker 5: think I'll wire the problem with in the league.
Speaker 2: Where are you training out.
Speaker 5: Of Miami and Baumba Rios And just.
Speaker 2: For like numbers, everybody has their set range or they
Speaker 2: have a set number they want to hit, agilities or authorities,
Speaker 2: bench press all that.
Speaker 5: What are yours?
Speaker 26: For the most part, I definitely think I don't want
Speaker 26: to go more higher than the four six new lower
Speaker 26: than for six community Uh, you know definitely, you know,
Speaker 26: of course shooting for the for the stars.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm trying to go ahead in that range
Speaker 5: of four four, four six, you know a lord than that.
Speaker 2: Like draft part, everybody you know some people have another house,
Speaker 2: some people have it at the school. Have you thought
Speaker 2: about that if you had a chance to playing that
Speaker 2: out yet?
Speaker 5: No, I didn't think about that much at all.
Speaker 24: Real you know, I've been just in the moment for
Speaker 24: the most part, probably not really sure, but most likely
Speaker 24: I'll probably go back home, try to spend it with
Speaker 24: my family for the new work cool.
Speaker 2: And just for obviously you know, put out that long enough.
Speaker 2: What is what's your favorite like hometown meal? And then
Speaker 2: what's your favorite place to be at go eat at at?
Speaker 5: Votech favorite meal and blacks do give it to Kokookie.
Speaker 24: It's a It's a definitely spot and not at least
Speaker 24: like a stirfi type of type of deal.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 24: More so like uh, you know a lot of shrimp, uh, gallops, steak, chicken,
Speaker 24: you know it got rice For the most part, I'll
Speaker 24: definitely say that what was the second part of your
Speaker 24: question in your favorite hometown, favorite home cooked meal?
Speaker 5: Favorite home cooked meal? God definitely a great cook, so
Speaker 5: it's a lot to go with.
Speaker 24: But I would definitely have to say I would definitely
Speaker 24: have to say that she she massed her big chicken
Speaker 24: at rice.
Speaker 5: You definitely can't go with that.
Speaker 1: Don't don't lastly, just stuff all this is gonna happen.
Speaker 1: It's gonna go by it pretty quick.
Speaker 2: What's like the most memorable thing that you take away
Speaker 2: from like you just taking a chance on yourself and
Speaker 2: seeing things struggle with.
Speaker 5: Football really just I'm glad that I made.
Speaker 11: That decision me.
Speaker 24: Uh, you know, went from asking myself would I make
Speaker 24: it to uh, you know how far we will lock up.
Speaker 24: For the most part, I'm glad that I typically feel
Speaker 24: they're going into the chance football because of things probably
Speaker 24: probably went as good as it did here, I mean
Speaker 24: Deren Virginia.
Speaker 5: TECHNI it did for cool.
Speaker 2: Actually know one last one. Have you had a chance
Speaker 2: to meet vic and like all some of the great
Speaker 2: like you know, it's like a Jimmy Williams, is Dangel
Speaker 2: Hall have a chance to meet some of those great
Speaker 2: vinetape dude.
Speaker 24: Yet most I definitely have met vict the couple times,
Speaker 24: uh me and Vick is definitely you know, he knows me.
Speaker 2: I definitely know.
Speaker 24: Bru Smith for the most part, uh before getting there
Speaker 24: on my visit and stuff.
Speaker 26: You know, he came to visit.
Speaker 24: You know, he taught me as far as like the
Speaker 24: history and the things that all the good things about
Speaker 24: Rudinia Tech.
Speaker 5: And uh I met with I not met with but
Speaker 5: I've spoke with Daryl top before, I spoke with Danze
Speaker 5: with a Hall before.
Speaker 24: I remember one time Dansall came to the to the
Speaker 24: team's practice and he talked with us, and you know,
Speaker 24: I adopt him of you, you.
Speaker 5: Know, for the most partly let him know you when
Speaker 5: I was seven five seven of him though. That's all
Speaker 5: he needed to hear for the most part.
Speaker 1: Maybe luck with everything then, thank you?
Speaker 3: All right, So can you disconnect yours so I can
Speaker 3: connect mine?
Speaker 2: Gotcha?
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, Yes, you want to just you know, recap
Speaker 3: the overall week and anything else that maybe you didn't
Speaker 3: get on the air.
Speaker 5: Well I set this up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So Eastern Washington wide receiver ephrom Chisholm the second
Speaker 2: that's probably gonna be Cooper Cups replacement right there, fast
Speaker 2: uh k in the slot, really great, hands, great across
Speaker 2: the middle. He broke pretty much all a lot of
Speaker 2: Cooper Cups records at Eastern Washington, so I could see
Speaker 2: him falling. Somebody's gonna fall in love with that dude's tape.
Speaker 2: And he was great all week. I kept I kept
Speaker 2: going around like, who the hell is this dude in
Speaker 2: the Eastern Washington helmet cooking every dB out here? Yeah,
Speaker 2: the d line was great.
Speaker 1: The corners, the receivers were really dominant in this.
Speaker 2: Like the past two three years, I've been going to
Speaker 2: the Shrine, like the receivers are always really dominant. The
Speaker 2: difference was like the other teams receivers left halfway throughout
Speaker 2: the week. But the quarterback play was really good, much
Speaker 2: better than last year. I think cam Thoms last year.
Speaker 2: It was the year before that I went I was
Speaker 2: the alcar right, Okay, the d t R year it was.
Speaker 2: The quarterback play was even better than that. The defense
Speaker 2: was outstanding. Darren Bates, there's gonna be a great special
Speaker 2: teams coordinator, defensive coordinator. One day he brought the juice,
Speaker 2: came a Drano, a linebacker, always run the ball, really athletic,
Speaker 2: came like was a Rodeo kid, formerly a wide receiver.
Speaker 2: He's uh, linebackers, they're gonna be something special. Especially Carano. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel like he's gonna have a Matt Milano type role.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So for me, I got out to Mobile last week.
Speaker 3: I love getting out there. The people with Mobile is
Speaker 3: treating me right overall, I'd say, at least from top
Speaker 3: to bottom. I feel like this offensive line group was
Speaker 3: probably like the most solid that I've seen and my
Speaker 3: four or five times down in Mobile, just from top
Speaker 3: to bottom, I think defensively, I felt like they didn't
Speaker 3: have the same sort of kind of top end guys
Speaker 3: that kind of popped. But I mean I could say
Speaker 3: the same thing too about the defensive class, just as
Speaker 3: far as everyone being kind of stout had to tell.
Speaker 3: As far as the skill guys, I mean I only
Speaker 3: really watched them one day, but from different guys I
Speaker 3: was talking to that did watch them all day. I mean,
Speaker 3: one of the biggest standouts was Tess Johnson receiver out
Speaker 3: of Oregon. One just kind of compared him to a
Speaker 3: smoother Tank Dell or a smoother Calvin Austin, which ironically
Speaker 3: he's from Alabama, so he was kind of talking about
Speaker 3: how cool would be to play with. George Pickens was
Speaker 3: also from Alabama, like actually the state of Alabama, just
Speaker 3: to be clear.
Speaker 5: Other guys.
Speaker 3: People were talking about Isaiah Higgins out of Ohio state,
Speaker 3: I mean out of Iowa State. They were saying he
Speaker 3: was someone who just constantly dominated a lot of reps.
Speaker 3: But overall, I mean, receivers were pretty good. I feel
Speaker 3: like nobody really dominated like that as we've seen in
Speaker 3: years past.
Speaker 10: Like.
Speaker 3: Hookah, like you know, some of these other guys, like
Speaker 3: even shoot, I remember that first year we went there,
Speaker 3: was a bunch of guys that played well that didn't
Speaker 3: end up doing anything. Van Jefferson can you know, But yeah, man, overall,
Speaker 3: good experience. I mean, I think the good thing was
Speaker 3: they started getting a little bit more lax some kind
Speaker 3: of the media restrictions. The first day they were trying
Speaker 3: to be like super fascist about it, but by the
Speaker 3: second practice of day two, they were just kind of like, yeah,
Speaker 3: like because at the end of the day, no one's
Speaker 3: taking two fights to mobile to try to catch someone
Speaker 3: in a gotcha situation, Like We're just going out there
Speaker 3: to meet these kids and tell a little bit about
Speaker 3: their story and be a little part of their process. Like,
Speaker 3: no one's out there trying to fucking make a name
Speaker 3: for themselves, asking justin Tucker questions like so, I'm glad
Speaker 3: they kind of relaxed towards then. But so one of
Speaker 3: the first interviews I got first day of practice, this
Speaker 3: dude pretty much jumped out just.
Speaker 5: Right off the bat.
Speaker 3: Really, honestly, all the USC guys pretty much had a
Speaker 3: pretty solid performance out in the Senior Bowl.
Speaker 2: But Yona, how do you say Manheim? Jnheim? Holy shit,
Speaker 2: Mannheim say it again, Jonah Mannheim.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 3: He was kind of playing and really all over the
Speaker 3: offensive line. I think he's pretty physical. He's got better
Speaker 3: feet than I think maybe some people might think. And
Speaker 3: he was really just kind of staying in front of people.
Speaker 3: That's really all you need to do. So he was
Speaker 3: his take on his first practice.
Speaker 14: And yeah, it means everything.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: I love my time as a Trojan.
Speaker 14: Obviously I wish we'd want a little bit more, but
Speaker 14: you know, I love what it means to be a Trojan.
Speaker 14: I love all my guys back at SC and you know,
Speaker 14: everything that we accomplished. So it's been great to get
Speaker 14: out here and compete and represent the Trojans.
Speaker 3: And from where I was standing, you know, I feel
Speaker 3: like you had a great practice. You did some wins
Speaker 3: and one on ones, you did some good things on
Speaker 3: inside run.
Speaker 5: How do you feel like you did?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I mean it's just getting out here and competing
Speaker 14: every day. You know, I'll see how it looks on film,
Speaker 14: but you know, I'm just trying to attack compete and.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that. Thank you.
Speaker 3: No worries anything specific you're trying to work on over
Speaker 3: the course.
Speaker 1: Of this week.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it's various things, especially you know, working some center
Speaker 14: working some guard kind of within this new scheme that
Speaker 14: we're in all and definitely some things I'm focusing on
Speaker 14: both run game in past game, you know, getting to
Speaker 14: learn from some new coaches.
Speaker 5: It's been good.
Speaker 3: And you're from SOCO, right, yes, sir, Yeah, So what
Speaker 3: do you think of so Cal versus Alabama?
Speaker 5: How do you like in Alabama so far?
Speaker 14: I mean, I know, this is a pretty nice week
Speaker 14: out here.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good weather out.
Speaker 14: Here for being the winter and everything, so can't complain
Speaker 14: at all. But you know, obviously I'm biased towards SOCA. Yep.
Speaker 27: All right, man, you look I'm good for you too, alright, man,
Speaker 27: So first off, just talk about here's Jalousie and.
Speaker 3: Like a couple of days in so far, it's been
Speaker 3: a blessing.
Speaker 20: Man.
Speaker 28: You know, a great group of guys here, you know,
Speaker 28: coming from all around the country, the best of the best.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: So you just learning from the.
Speaker 28: Best, you know, coaches wise and players wise. Man, it's
Speaker 28: just good to get out here and compete, you know,
Speaker 28: with the best of the best.
Speaker 3: So I was reading your bio it says you're from
Speaker 3: Palmdale or are you from Alaman?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I grew up in Palmdale. Yeah, I grew up in Palmdale.
Speaker 3: You know, I lived in l A.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 28: Pops moved us down to Palmdal when I was four
Speaker 28: years old.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 28: And then when I got like about to high school, uh,
Speaker 28: he moved me down to Mister Adaminia High School. So
Speaker 28: I was just transporting from from Palmdale.
Speaker 5: To Mission Hill.
Speaker 3: What's the biggest misconception about Palmdal? Oh man, they say,
Speaker 3: like they say, like we have no like no players,
Speaker 3: like no, no, no real talent out there.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: And they say like it's so dry, like there's stuff
Speaker 3: to do out there in Palmdale, got to no function.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But yeah, man, so anything you're trying to work on
Speaker 3: specifically while you're out here over yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 28: I was just playing some technique, you know, as far
Speaker 28: as you know, getting my hands.
Speaker 11: Off the top on the top of the route, you know, just.
Speaker 28: Creating more more turnovers, uh, and just getting.
Speaker 2: My hands on the ball instead of just like penalties
Speaker 2: and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: For sure, man, look well roo for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so shout out to Palmdale. I had to ask
Speaker 3: him that question because I was reading his bio and
Speaker 3: then it was like it said he was born in LA,
Speaker 3: but then it said he went to school in LA.
Speaker 3: But then it said he grew up in Palmdale. So
Speaker 3: then I was like, wait, where's the mix up here?
Speaker 3: He enrolled at like seventeen pretty much pretty much just
Speaker 3: gave me the lowdown on that. We got some more
Speaker 3: LA connecttionl it later on in my bits. But uh,
Speaker 3: I think this next one is the tackle for ours.
Speaker 3: So there's not a ton of you know, big ten players,
Speaker 3: not a ton of UC This is to represented.
Speaker 2: I'm very grt for the representing four is up man
Speaker 2: Old Kelly.
Speaker 17: First time in Bama. Great competition out here, great people,
Speaker 17: great time.
Speaker 2: What do you think about Bama so far?
Speaker 17: It's cool, different, not too much out here more chill,
Speaker 17: not a bad thing, but overall the people I'm around right.
Speaker 3: Now, Legen, obviously you spent a lot of time in
Speaker 3: both North cal and so call what's your favorite?
Speaker 17: What do you think the biggest different of North calcu Egos, Egos?
Speaker 17: But I think Sam La to me kind of similar.
Speaker 17: I'm from Sacramento. Sacramento is a little difficult partch to both.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm from Sacramento.
Speaker 2: But man, great people, it is cool.
Speaker 3: We got better musics San Francisco or l a fight.
Speaker 1: I'll say, nor camp food food.
Speaker 5: All right, man, well, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I appreciate what.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So honestly, man, like I mean, that was a great
Speaker 3: thing about this experience is I feel like I got
Speaker 3: to know the athletes a little bit more than I
Speaker 3: have in years past, because again the relations were a
Speaker 3: little less strict. But man, that's the dude that like
Speaker 3: has a kind of networking connects that he's going to
Speaker 3: go somewhere like just coaching, scouting, whatever he ends up.
Speaker 5: Doing, Like he's gonna be great out here.
Speaker 3: Like after the game, he was one of the defensive
Speaker 3: MVPs because he had like two sacks and all the pressures.
Speaker 3: The national team, yeah whatever, whatever. He was on a
Speaker 3: losing team, but he ended up being the defensive player
Speaker 3: of the game. And so he was just talking to
Speaker 3: some dudes in the elevator, like asking them like how
Speaker 3: they knew each other, just you know, networking. And then
Speaker 3: I talked to him after the game and he pretty
Speaker 3: much was like, yeah, I kind of started off slow,
Speaker 3: but you know, I just got it just at halftime
Speaker 3: and just kind of slowed down and just kind of
Speaker 3: concentrated on my hands more and that's when I started getting,
Speaker 3: you know, in the backfield a little bit cleaner. But yeah,
Speaker 3: the other cool thing about him is he was Nigerian,
Speaker 3: So he was talking of like all the Nigerian players,
Speaker 3: like five or six of the Nigerian lineman took a
Speaker 3: picture together. He was chopping up with Jalenn Bill Rowe
Speaker 3: after the game and he was like, yeah, you gotta
Speaker 3: go home, like you gotta go check out Nigeria, like
Speaker 3: I just got back there, blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: And yeah.
Speaker 3: He also transferred from count like two years ago. So uh,
Speaker 3: he's been on both sides of the Calbert family. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know the Bruins aren't really a bear, but they're
Speaker 3: kind of a bear. So yeah, the secret nobody likes
Speaker 3: to talk about.
Speaker 5: All Right.
Speaker 3: The next one, this one was, this one was a
Speaker 3: slew of Kenning questions. But this is the tackle from Arizona.
Speaker 3: What did it mean for you to be part of
Speaker 3: the core group that return it at Arizona last years?
Speaker 25: And then a lot you know, that's the guys that
Speaker 25: I came came in together with twenty twenty two.
Speaker 6: You know, the guys I've.
Speaker 25: Built that mam with you know, we were so close
Speaker 25: to each other and they came in that two and
Speaker 25: twenty four years you know that happened, but I was unfortunate.
Speaker 25: But you know we left it to God to make
Speaker 25: it easy to us. So we all said together and
Speaker 25: just how to continue what we do?
Speaker 2: And what does what does your Wholenesian culture mean to you?
Speaker 5: And how is that you love this question kind of process?
Speaker 5: You know that means a lot, man, you know, especially because.
Speaker 1: Thinking back, you know, I always have that in the
Speaker 1: back of my mind.
Speaker 5: You know why why we the islands for better opportunities?
Speaker 8: Man?
Speaker 2: You know, just having that.
Speaker 7: Thought in my mind?
Speaker 6: You know why am I?
Speaker 5: If you got it from it?
Speaker 2: I guess I didn't hit uh stuff on the one. Yeah.
Speaker 2: He he ended up being six three. He's definitely they
Speaker 2: moved in the guard. He was the right tackle in college.
Speaker 2: What's his name?
Speaker 5: Is his name? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he has a long last name. Yeah, that's why
Speaker 2: I got a mixed up. And I didn't want to You.
Speaker 1: Can't say probably your names just don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't want to mix it.
Speaker 3: Jonah Sabaoli's cousin.
Speaker 2: I'm not even joking like someone's Arizona players and she
Speaker 2: related like their cousins cousins.
Speaker 3: Obviously, sax State's been the national headlines a little bit
Speaker 3: more of the past, Jackson, what should people know about
Speaker 3: that Sacramento stage.
Speaker 29: Yeah, I think it's just a great place to go
Speaker 29: to develop, you know, I mean, especially if you're an
Speaker 29: underrecruited guy. That's kind of my story coming out of
Speaker 29: high school, and you know, it was, you know, kind
Speaker 29: of felt you know bad in the beginning only having
Speaker 29: one scholarship offer, but you know, I'm glad they didn't
Speaker 29: have a bunch to choose from. Made the decision really
Speaker 29: easy for me and wouldn't change the thing, you know.
Speaker 29: Speaking on the O line, coach Richardson's been there for
Speaker 29: you know, many years. He's stuck around through three different
Speaker 29: head coaches, so he's obviously doing something right. Lots of
Speaker 29: O line success there. So you know, if you play
Speaker 29: offensive line in high school and you're looking.
Speaker 6: For a college, it's a good spot.
Speaker 3: And same question for you, you know, as people go
Speaker 3: back and look at your tape and refamiliarize themselves with you,
Speaker 3: what do you hope to see?
Speaker 5: What do you hope they might be surprised by it? Yeah?
Speaker 29: I think, you know, sometimes I get the you know,
Speaker 29: not super physical for the level of competition knock. Yeah,
Speaker 29: I mean, you know, zone fast paced offense, there's not
Speaker 29: always like a ton of opportunity for you.
Speaker 6: Know, crushing blocks.
Speaker 29: I would say, so, I think if you go back
Speaker 29: through it, like watch me on Power, watch me on
Speaker 29: Pin and Bowl counter in the screen game, you're gonna
Speaker 29: see a physical guy.
Speaker 4: So you know, I know I have that ability.
Speaker 6: I think, you know, I hope teams can.
Speaker 5: See that you can move to Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, So Slater was one of the unanimous kind of
Speaker 3: guys who made himself money out there and mobile. It's
Speaker 3: a little bit undersized, but he moves well and can
Speaker 3: stay in front of people, knows the where to get
Speaker 3: his head at and shout it out his O line coach.
Speaker 3: So this line coach also gave us love on Twitter,
Speaker 3: so shout out to him as well. San Diego State leveling,
Speaker 3: I mean Sacramento State leveling up? All right, man, So
Speaker 3: day two the Senior Bowl, how are you feeling so far?
Speaker 4: I'm feeling good.
Speaker 5: This was your boy kill Rogers.
Speaker 13: Yeah, you know, the offensive structure that we're in and
Speaker 13: the way I'm able to use my athleticism and our game,
Speaker 13: in our past game.
Speaker 6: I love the things that we're doing.
Speaker 4: You know, I think that our.
Speaker 13: For a few of my days, we've been together, working
Speaker 13: with guys like Jonahs able you know, our tackles.
Speaker 6: You know, I like what we've been able to mess.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yesterday I noticed you came out right away
Speaker 3: fired Uh, came out during team You're fired up? Like
Speaker 3: talk about how that energy kind of helps you on
Speaker 3: the offensive line and also just you know, as a
Speaker 3: locker room presidence.
Speaker 13: I mean it's kind of just who I am, you know,
Speaker 13: like uh, just trying to spread energy and you know,
Speaker 13: like be positive, be positive in the moment, be uh,
Speaker 13: you know, engaged in the moment, maximize my moment. So
Speaker 13: you know, I try to be very intentional on what
Speaker 13: I do. So you know, I'm gonna use that energy
Speaker 13: and spread it. But then at the same time, when
Speaker 13: I get down that stands, I'm thinking about my positioning,
Speaker 13: which what I'm gonna love, where my hand is gonna go,
Speaker 13: where my eyes need to be, and so you know,
Speaker 13: it kind of just keeps me down into who I
Speaker 13: am and how I'm gonna play the game, and how
Speaker 13: I want.
Speaker 4: To play the game.
Speaker 3: Anything specific you really want to fix or hone in on,
Speaker 3: you know, with this last day of.
Speaker 13: Practice to morrow, just making significant contact with my hands.
Speaker 13: I think my athleticism is uh doing great things for me.
Speaker 13: And I think once I have my hands really locked
Speaker 13: in and you know, just being consistent making significant contact,
Speaker 13: that I'll just be a really dominant player, especially in the.
Speaker 3: It's crazy to me how these office linemen get this
Speaker 3: far without really knowing how to use their hands.
Speaker 5: Like that's really crazy to me.
Speaker 3: But that was really a consistent that I heard from
Speaker 3: all of them, was just talking about using their hands,
Speaker 3: making contact earlier, better more often.
Speaker 2: It's like that's all just punched.
Speaker 3: I mean, like you just need to get in front
Speaker 3: of a tree and do some passes and just work
Speaker 3: on knowing your reach in your hands. But I mean
Speaker 3: it's all very fixable. I mean, I think for Rogers,
Speaker 3: I think he really showed he has great feet. I
Speaker 3: think he also showed a lot of versatility. He was
Speaker 3: kind of playing everywhere too. The biggest thing with these
Speaker 3: games is like as much as no one wants to
Speaker 3: say like oh, you know, like hey we don't knock
Speaker 3: you if you're being quiet, they definitely give you cul
Speaker 3: those for being loud, like there's not to say that
Speaker 3: there's no room for quiet kind of you know, methodical
Speaker 3: leaders in the locker room, because those guys end up
Speaker 3: being a lot of those guys end up being the
Speaker 3: best coaches. But I think in an environment like that,
Speaker 3: where there's a lot of things moving, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of chaos, there's a lot of uncertainty, having someone with
Speaker 3: energy like Caleb like.
Speaker 5: That, I think that really pops off.
Speaker 3: And I saw that for the moment he stepped in
Speaker 3: the field, came out with big energy all throughout the team,
Speaker 3: he was clopping it up and like something as little
Speaker 3: as that could be the difference between taking one guy
Speaker 3: in the fourth round and taking another in the sixth
Speaker 3: or seven. Like that's that's how in the weeds we
Speaker 3: are with these sort of things. So that was just
Speaker 3: one thing I thought that was interesting. All right, moving on.
Speaker 12: It's at USC and just your year on the West Coast,
Speaker 12: I'll say, my first day there.
Speaker 30: So this was he was, to be honest, I was
Speaker 30: will come in pretty shyly. I came in and everybody
Speaker 30: just walking in, and I think I came out in
Speaker 30: the circle when I was there, just speaking like I
Speaker 30: really didn't. I really don't talk a lot, so but
Speaker 30: I was kind of talkative up there, just laughing around.
Speaker 1: They'll see me just laughing around.
Speaker 3: That's crazy because running backs kind of have a stereotype
Speaker 3: of being really talkative.
Speaker 30: So I'm not been talking to guy, but if I
Speaker 30: need to, I'm gonna talk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so talked about some adversity you had transferring
Speaker 3: your injury. How does that kind of help you through
Speaker 3: this process and kind of making that they set.
Speaker 30: I think it helped me a lot, getting different offenses
Speaker 30: and picking it up quick and coming out and being
Speaker 30: the person I am performing at the top level. Just
Speaker 30: helping me from different coaches, learning from different coaches. Every
Speaker 30: coach got a different culture style, So just being bringing
Speaker 30: it all in and then bring it all there for
Speaker 30: my players. Learning from different formations and different different player
Speaker 30: personnels and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Anything specific you really want to own in tomorrow on
Speaker 3: the last day of practice.
Speaker 30: Just go out and be the best person I am.
Speaker 30: Just learn from other players, not even basically all me.
Speaker 30: I'm just go out there and just learn ful of coaches,
Speaker 30: learn full of players, see what they see, see see
Speaker 30: what I see, and give feedback to them and just
Speaker 30: be a great time.
Speaker 3: All right, Gray, So day two Senior Bowl, how are
Speaker 3: you feeling?
Speaker 5: This is great?
Speaker 21: A few players, that's game of football. So we gotta
Speaker 21: get back in the film room and just learn from
Speaker 21: that and keep going.
Speaker 3: Over the past few seasons, you know your school has
Speaker 3: had several linemen represented here. What does that mean to
Speaker 3: you now being kind of the next person in that lineage?
Speaker 21: Yeah, just continue to carry on the tradition that And yes,
Speaker 21: you guys have down here coming down here competing and improving,
Speaker 21: being tough and and and getting more knowledgeable at the
Speaker 21: skill and perfecting the craft down there.
Speaker 3: And I and I'm assuming those are your parents up there.
Speaker 5: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: What does that mean for you for you to have
Speaker 2: them here and watch you do this whole experience?
Speaker 21: Absolutely, it just means the world to have them come
Speaker 21: down here and watch me and support me.
Speaker 5: And I'm really blessed to have those two in.
Speaker 21: My corner and I'm looking forward to having them watching
Speaker 21: them play a lot more football.
Speaker 3: And I saw you, you know, take a picture with
Speaker 3: your f f CS colleague.
Speaker 2: What does it mean just overall, you know, represent the
Speaker 2: f c S here.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Absolutely, I think I think it shows that no matter
Speaker 21: the level of football, guys can still play ball. And
Speaker 21: I mean, if you're good enough, they're gonna find you.
Speaker 21: And uh, David Walker has been doing unbelievable down here.
Speaker 21: He's he's been shown up and competing every single play
Speaker 21: and it's fun to watch him too and watch him
Speaker 21: have success from the f C.
Speaker 3: Obviously you're in the s C double A game. If
Speaker 3: you get into the manning game to improve.
Speaker 23: On your attributes, oh man, I know they probably give
Speaker 23: all most rookies like low low low overalls, but you.
Speaker 1: Know, I'll just be grateful just to be in the game.
Speaker 3: I'm not like your speed is your speed is right,
Speaker 3: or you feel like you should be bad in cub
Speaker 3: I feel like Cuba.
Speaker 31: Yeah, oh you were talking about CC double A Yeah,
Speaker 31: oh yeah, definitely didn't improve my speed.
Speaker 5: Yeah what else?
Speaker 3: I feel like my player he gets tired quickly. So
Speaker 3: they didn't improve anything specific. You're looking to improve tomorrow
Speaker 3: or show last day of practice.
Speaker 31: Just trying to improve on my you know, it's a
Speaker 31: new system. It's it's not it's not something that I'm
Speaker 31: used to that I ran at UCF, So just trying
Speaker 31: to prove my tracks.
Speaker 26: When when I'm in uh you know behind.
Speaker 31: You know, we do a lot of under center here,
Speaker 31: so just trying to prove my tracks and also I
Speaker 31: say pass checking as well, thank you.
Speaker 3: So what's crazy is a lot of these running backs
Speaker 3: go their whole lives kind of just you know, being
Speaker 3: the bell cow like carrying the team. And then it's
Speaker 3: like as you get higher and higher, like that starts
Speaker 3: to taper off, and that starts becoming an exception and
Speaker 3: not the rule that these all star games, like these
Speaker 3: running backs are oftentimes going every other play, so a
Speaker 3: lot of him we're only getting certain amount of reps.
Speaker 3: And then some of these running backs like dude out
Speaker 3: of Michigan, but it's like some of them aren't even
Speaker 3: going to go and play in the game. So it's
Speaker 3: like they're really just out there taking rips. Harvey actually
Speaker 3: got in the game and actually threw a touchdown pass,
Speaker 3: which was dope. Honestly. When he came in too, he
Speaker 3: gave them a little bit of a spark as far
Speaker 3: as running. All week though, I felt like the running
Speaker 3: backs just overall were collectively pretty solid, and the Virginia
Speaker 3: Tech running back was driving to people. Both the Michigan's
Speaker 3: running backs did well running through the tackles. Donovan was
Speaker 3: killing people on routes all week. Nasty. Yeah, Harvey did good.
Speaker 3: A couple of the running backst good.
Speaker 5: All right man.
Speaker 3: So I did some research. I saw some websites said
Speaker 3: you were from Inglewood. Some websites this is Williams watch.
Speaker 32: At the record st I'm from Inglewood, California. Man, Hawthorne
Speaker 32: was just the average that I use just to go
Speaker 32: to a certain school.
Speaker 3: But Inglewoods, all right man. So how do you feel
Speaker 3: being out a long way? How do you feel represented city?
Speaker 3: I mean I feel great, man.
Speaker 32: You know, not too many people get to do this
Speaker 32: best of the best, So it's like I come out
Speaker 32: every day and I'm blessed. I don't take anything for granted.
Speaker 32: And overall, how would you grade yourself this week? I
Speaker 32: say probably like a B plus, you know, a minus
Speaker 32: if I really wanted to feel a little cocky. But
Speaker 32: I feel like I could have did more and made
Speaker 32: some more opportunities. But I feel like I took advantage
Speaker 32: of what I had.
Speaker 3: Anything you're looking to show on Saturday, run at the.
Speaker 32: Catch knowing that I'm a big play anytime you put
Speaker 32: the ball in my hands and I'm gonna make.
Speaker 5: Something happen, all right, cool?
Speaker 3: Any any local food spots in Inglewood?
Speaker 5: You want to shout out.
Speaker 3: Local food spots?
Speaker 11: You got mister Fries.
Speaker 3: I've never been there. Everyone talks about it. What is
Speaker 3: it being our burger spot? Burger top spot because they
Speaker 3: got slow customers service? Yeah, you know it's good my
Speaker 3: two foodspot. As soon as I touched down a right
Speaker 3: man ever taking me to mister So, I don't want
Speaker 3: to hear ship eating mister before.
Speaker 2: I don't think I ever had mister. It's a chain
Speaker 2: now there's like a couple of them.
Speaker 1: There's the nationwide. Actually you and you had h oh
Speaker 1: my burger without we too.
Speaker 2: That's crazy multiple times busting Like people say this, you
Speaker 2: want to talk about how your worst of my toys?
Speaker 2: Your worst of my toy? His girlfriend?
Speaker 11: Who I'm all right?
Speaker 14: Man?
Speaker 3: So day three, by the way, Williams got smacked in
Speaker 3: the game. Yeah, I was rood for him, but I
Speaker 3: mean he had okay, we he's just undersized and he's
Speaker 3: got to run super fast something like that. Practice overall,
Speaker 3: how would you grade your week so far?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I've killed the week.
Speaker 11: You know, I think I've had a lot of good reps,
Speaker 11: one on ones, one.
Speaker 3: On Terrence ferguson game and did a lot of things.
Speaker 4: And I think more than that, just coming out and competing.
Speaker 6: Against the best. I went out there and attacked every day.
Speaker 6: I feel like I got better each day.
Speaker 3: What do you feel like is your most underrated trait?
Speaker 3: I said skill.
Speaker 4: I think probably two things. I say my run game.
Speaker 15: You know, I think that's a lot of things people
Speaker 15: can see that.
Speaker 4: Can improve on it. And I do agree with that
Speaker 4: that can improve on it.
Speaker 2: But I think it's something that I attack and I'm
Speaker 2: better than most people think.
Speaker 15: I'll say third, fourth down, big games, I show up
Speaker 15: the clutch, ability to make big time players and big
Speaker 15: time moments.
Speaker 4: I think that's something you can't teach and that's something
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 3: And everyone's been talking about, you know, all the kind
Speaker 3: of organ tize in here. Some people call it an
Speaker 3: organ reunion. How does it feel to be here, you
Speaker 3: know with all these organ guys.
Speaker 2: No, it feels so good.
Speaker 15: You know, there's old organ guys like Tyler Shuck who
Speaker 15: is there when I first got there, and being able
Speaker 15: to reunite with him, Maliky from LA and then just
Speaker 15: all of the current ducks we had out here. You know,
Speaker 15: I think we got the most people and just it
Speaker 15: shows us the culture of organ you know, Coach Lanning
Speaker 15: and coach Chris Wall before him even just setting a
Speaker 15: standard for our program. And it's just coming out.
Speaker 6: Here and you see a bunch of accounts. It's exciting.
Speaker 3: Anything else you want to improve on headed the rest.
Speaker 15: Of the processes, yeah, I think you know, I'm still
Speaker 15: got a lot to improve on. Obviously, I'd like to
Speaker 15: get better. We're out running stuff. Also run block your
Speaker 15: point of attack. That's something I've I've diagnosed as something
Speaker 15: i can improve on.
Speaker 4: And so you know I'm attacked that day.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you so much better?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: So for a lot of people, someone on your size
Speaker 3: playing off line, being here at this All Star Game,
Speaker 3: what does that.
Speaker 1: Mean to you?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: It's just a blessing.
Speaker 33: You know, being here is a blessing because you know,
Speaker 33: I feel like I uh, you know, I've been working
Speaker 33: so hard for this moment.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm just thankful.
Speaker 33: I thank God every single day.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm blessed.
Speaker 33: You know, people that's my size that play office a
Speaker 33: Lona football in general, people that you know have had
Speaker 33: some adversity in their life. You know, they're inspired by
Speaker 33: my story, my situation. You know, I'm just blessed to
Speaker 33: be out here.
Speaker 3: When was the moment for you, like going back across
Speaker 3: your career, where you thought like, I got to stick
Speaker 3: with this in spite of whatever else people.
Speaker 33: Say, you know, since high school, you know, I've had people, coaches,
Speaker 33: I have coaches tell me that, oh you're you're five ten,
Speaker 33: you know you're underweight, you won't play did this one?
Speaker 33: So you know, to me, that's just some adversity, And
Speaker 33: that's just what I That's just my story. You know
Speaker 33: that I had to, you know, prove myself right and
Speaker 33: prove them wrong. So you know I've always been doing that.
Speaker 33: You know, that's just my life, and I'm okay with it.
Speaker 2: Anything that you feel like you've improved this.
Speaker 33: Week, I'll definitely say I got more comfortable playing center.
Speaker 33: I haven't played center and god knows how long.
Speaker 6: That's crazy.
Speaker 3: You was playing center a journey and.
Speaker 33: You know, I've had a great time been out here,
Speaker 33: being out here, you know, playing with the.
Speaker 1: Guys, the great competition out here.
Speaker 3: Anything else you want to improve on or show in
Speaker 3: the game on Saturday.
Speaker 33: You know, I still got so much work to do,
Speaker 33: you know, just trying to get better day by day,
Speaker 33: you know, just taking it one day at a time.
Speaker 3: Best of luck many But yeah, overall, man, as you
Speaker 3: can see, I'm always gonna take some preference talking to
Speaker 3: a lineman. But yeah, it was nice to just get
Speaker 3: out there, just see how people were feeling about the
Speaker 3: performance they put on and really how they were trying
Speaker 3: to improve over the week. Because for me, that's really
Speaker 3: what I'm kind of looking at. It's just how do
Speaker 3: you deal with the spectacle? Like can you get on
Speaker 3: a bullshit flight out of Houston or Dallas or Atlanta
Speaker 3: the middle of nowhere?
Speaker 2: I forgot Charlotte.
Speaker 3: Go to the middle of nowhere and play ball with
Speaker 3: some guys that you don't know against some guys you
Speaker 3: don't know like, and how do you react to that?
Speaker 3: And what's your attitude after that?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 3: That's kind of what I look at for these games overall,
Speaker 3: though great experience. Media Day was also good. I got
Speaker 3: to talk to a lot of different players there as well.
Speaker 3: You can see that content on i G or Twitter.
Speaker 3: Some highlights there were talking to talking to old Miss
Speaker 3: linebacker Jared Ivy and also the Michigan Edge.
Speaker 2: What's his name, Stuart.
Speaker 3: Josiah Stewart, Yeah, Josiah Stewart Apparently. I asked them both
Speaker 3: kind of what are the most annoying things that do
Speaker 3: lineman do? Stewart was like jumped the count, like especially
Speaker 3: in the NFL, like it's just getting ridiculous. Instantly thought
Speaker 3: of Juan Taylor, and then I asked Ivy what he
Speaker 3: did what d lyman do to piss him off? And
Speaker 3: he's like trip when they're lost, which I thought was
Speaker 3: pretty funny as well. Then I asked the UCF, I
Speaker 3: mean Purdue tackle and booh.
Speaker 5: What d lineman do?
Speaker 3: And he was like, man, I couldn't tell you everything
Speaker 3: right now in this second because there's so much. But
Speaker 3: number one, it's bull rushing in one on ones. To
Speaker 3: be fair, Purdue was terrible this year, so he made
Speaker 3: himself some money this week. Though terrible though, Let's let's
Speaker 3: let's let's let's take to the source. How many games
Speaker 3: did you win?
Speaker 5: Purdue? That's crazy?
Speaker 2: What was the offense?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 3: That's crazy?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe because Jack Sowyer bull rushed him all game?
Speaker 2: Moving on, so talking about Jack Owyer bull rushed me
Speaker 2: all game. I'd be pitched to some other interesting questions
Speaker 2: that I got off where Trevor e Tn I asked him,
Speaker 2: this was Kenny's question, when was the last time he
Speaker 2: raced his brother? He was like, I raised him when
Speaker 2: he was in college and I was in high school.
Speaker 2: I beat him once and I'm never racing him again.
Speaker 2: I got my one victory.
Speaker 5: That's all I need.
Speaker 3: I was like, well, who's winning the cone drills? And
Speaker 3: he was like, you'll have to see. So I have
Speaker 3: to go back and compare the tape. But ETM was
Speaker 3: good too.
Speaker 5: Over the week.
Speaker 3: As I mentioned, all the running backs, you are pretty solid.
Speaker 3: And then another one that I talked to was the
Speaker 3: Oregon linebacker buta saw converted safety Jeffrey Bossa.
Speaker 5: Bossa, Yeah, Jeffrey Bossa.
Speaker 2: And he came back to college and he talked about
Speaker 2: how he wanted to be quicker this year. He was
Speaker 2: already fast.
Speaker 3: One thing, one thing I noticed from him is like
Speaker 3: the first day of practice, like he was by far
Speaker 3: the most vocal linebacker, just really commanding the drills, commanding
Speaker 3: the huddle, making the calls, and I could just see
Speaker 3: he had that poison leadership. And so I just kind
Speaker 3: of asked him about that. I was like, hey, man,
Speaker 3: if I would have told you you be here in
Speaker 3: this moment right now, like when you were a freshman
Speaker 3: in high school, would you have believed me? Or would
Speaker 3: you have been like, would you have believe me and
Speaker 3: been like, yeah, that's the plan or would you have
Speaker 3: been like nah, no way? And he was like, no,
Speaker 3: I would have believed you, because like, I've been taking
Speaker 3: it this serious since that since then, like since high school,
Speaker 3: I've been just taking it as far and as focused
Speaker 3: as I possibly can. And then from there I just
Speaker 3: kind of asked him a little bit about you know,
Speaker 3: is that kind of like what makes you such a
Speaker 3: great leader?
Speaker 5: And of course she agreed with me on that, and.
Speaker 3: Then of course the interesting question I asked Tess Johnson
Speaker 3: was like because he was one of the few people
Speaker 3: who still have their headphones on, So I was like, yo,
Speaker 3: what's on your headphones? And I think he gave me
Speaker 3: either a little Dirk or a little Baby Song I
Speaker 3: don't remember. But then I was like, is there anything
Speaker 3: on there that your teammates like get mad at you
Speaker 3: for playing? He's like, man, I'm from the South, bro.
Speaker 3: He's like of course I got country on there, like
Speaker 3: Luke Bryant blah blah blah. So it's always interesting when
Speaker 3: you can have players open up about kind of their
Speaker 3: music taste because you could kind of see the peppers
Speaker 3: of their personality through that. Like I mean, even Kenny
Speaker 3: will vowue with some of the things that he has
Speaker 3: peppered into his Spotify playlist, You'll be like, you listen
Speaker 3: to this, goddamn right, I do. But that's just the
Speaker 3: nuances of people, like everyone got to have something on
Speaker 3: theirs that makes you go, what, what's this? But yeah,
Speaker 3: So I think that's about it for draft coverage. I mean,
Speaker 3: I guess we're already pretty close on time, so we
Speaker 3: can just jump to the rents. You can talk about
Speaker 3: the trade deadline and all that stuff, and you're in
Speaker 3: since I know you probably won't to talk about that, nah.
Speaker 2: I just it's just funny how the NBA is really
Speaker 2: competing with the NFL for ratings because like just kind
Speaker 2: of wild, and Luca can get traded, Like.
Speaker 1: The whole era of respecting veterans is kind of over.
Speaker 5: Someone.
Speaker 3: No one would dare trade Kobe to the clips. Someone
Speaker 3: posted it a little mac picture and was like, I'm
Speaker 3: gonna tell my kids this was Luca Donkin's getting traded,
Speaker 3: Like people should come back to the Raiders for two
Speaker 3: more years.
Speaker 2: I'm like, can we not?
Speaker 3: They're like, yeah, no players ever got traded before twenty
Speaker 3: seven in their prime. And then someone posted a picture
Speaker 3: of a little Mags.
Speaker 2: And come back. Yeah sick, but yeah if you haven't.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if it's I think it's like
Speaker 2: Spanish Temptation Island. I don't know.
Speaker 1: All I know is doing in Montoya. He like got
Speaker 1: a live dance or some chick.
Speaker 2: So his girl decided to keep revenge by like making
Speaker 2: out with another chick and then fucking the dude on
Speaker 2: national television, like and like the editing crew, they're not
Speaker 2: gonna see heaven, Like, Bro, I send I think I
Speaker 2: sent you the video already, It's on Twitter. It's it's
Speaker 2: blown up, It's on everyone's timeline. Like Bro was like
Speaker 2: about to run into the water and just drown himself.
Speaker 2: It was the most depressing, heartbreaking shit ever. And then
Speaker 2: when I realized, aw awesome, it's a Latin love story.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm not surprised. It just looks like some
Speaker 2: shit straight out of the wind, though. I was like, damn,
Speaker 2: this is dark, and like, bro, she went from like
Speaker 2: she was riding him. That's the worst part, like that,
Speaker 2: Like I want to know why. I was the audio
Speaker 2: so crisp that we can hear them breathing, and it's
Speaker 2: worse because you canna hear the dude breathing as he's running,
Speaker 2: and then the girl and the dude breathing while the
Speaker 2: girl's pretty much fucking riding the Mario Coins out of
Speaker 2: this dude.
Speaker 3: That's fucking wild.
Speaker 2: Don't ever say that she's riding the fucking mari Coins
Speaker 2: out of this man. Why the clapping just gets louder
Speaker 2: and louder, and she's got to get to sc violation
Speaker 2: off that metaphor that was crazyright bro. I already tweeted
Speaker 2: it out, so it's all good. I'm just saying, like
Speaker 2: she should go to jail for that, like that should
Speaker 2: be on crying. He all he did was gonna lap dance.
Speaker 2: You fucked the dude on national television and you hopped
Speaker 2: off of him like nothing happened, ran outside to run
Speaker 2: to him and be like I'm sorry, I want to
Speaker 2: go home, and I'm like, hey, bro, I'd rather just
Speaker 2: be alone. I don't want to get my heart broken
Speaker 2: like that. I'm gonna kill everybody, Like if you do
Speaker 2: that to me, I'm killing everyone present. Like the camera
Speaker 2: in everybody, you know, the camera can live because I
Speaker 2: need to see like how long it's been going on.
Speaker 2: It's that's why like those reality shows Bro Tim Taston Island,
Speaker 2: I'm like, man, I don't see how any relationship survives
Speaker 2: rally reality TV. The fact that like, honestly, if Bro
Speaker 2: plays his cars right, he can get like anywhere from
Speaker 2: like a ten million dollars like one hundred million dollar
Speaker 2: branding deal if he really, like if he really really
Speaker 2: squeezes the juice out of this orange. I'm just saying,
Speaker 2: like she already wrote the Mario, she already she fucking
Speaker 2: went ghost Rider or what's that? What's it? She went
Speaker 2: Superman's for VENs On That dude scrowed him and then
Speaker 2: hopped out the band And then like the crazy part
Speaker 2: is as they're running passed like he's he ran all
Speaker 2: the way across the beach just to try to get
Speaker 2: into the other house and other people are stopping him.
Speaker 2: Mind you, it's like two naked people in the pool
Speaker 2: about the smash it was like everybody was about to
Speaker 2: get it in. It was wild just from like a
Speaker 2: four minute clip you just watched, like you just every
Speaker 2: time you rewatch, you're like you see something new, different
Speaker 2: than new. But this broad ran outside to him and
Speaker 2: even the host of the show is like, you literally
Speaker 2: were fucking a dude in four k get away from
Speaker 2: this man. You are an evil person like and I.
Speaker 2: And none of it was in English, but it was
Speaker 2: so like traumatic and the editing was so great. I
Speaker 2: didn't I could not say anything. I could just play
Speaker 2: it for you. You know exactly what that heartbreak feels like.
Speaker 2: And it was wild. And I'm understating that the pete
Speaker 2: I'm saying in general, like that shit is like if
Speaker 2: it was on Jerry Springer, You'll probably be the highest
Speaker 2: grossing episode ever. But yeah, Justice from Montoya Anita is
Speaker 2: a fucking disgusting, disgusting, disgusting woman. That is nasty work.
Speaker 2: You didn't even wipe yourself off.
Speaker 3: You wrote that, dude and then ran just everything about.
Speaker 2: It is like disturbing. So yeah that I wasn't even
Speaker 2: planning to be on social media today and then I
Speaker 2: saw that shit and like the jokes just get worse
Speaker 2: and worse, and I'm egging some of the jokes on,
Speaker 2: so it's like, but yeah, she really got she wrote
Speaker 2: the Mario fucking coins the Sonic rings out that dude,
Speaker 2: And I'm just never gonna be the same after seeing
Speaker 2: something like that, and like the fact that the sound
Speaker 2: guy has had the sound cue up to her breathing
Speaker 2: juxtapositioning with his breathing and him screaming and crying her
Speaker 2: name out, and then the dude who smashed his chick
Speaker 2: calling him a dwarf. I'm like, bro, yeah, this is
Speaker 2: that's wild. And lastly, I'm just glad super Bowl's gonna
Speaker 2: be over after this week and having a little bit
Speaker 2: of downtime before the draft gets here, because this has
Speaker 2: been a very draining year college football wise, freelancing wise,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four was a successful.
Speaker 1: Year, but it was like a very a very strenuous year,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that much.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I'm just glad season's coming to an end. Honestly,
Speaker 2: I don't even give a ship who wins the Super
Speaker 2: Bowl because my team ain't in it. But I really
Speaker 2: needed to beat the Eagles. I need the Eagles to
Speaker 2: save America, just one more time you beat the Patriots,
Speaker 2: you can beat the Chiefs. Just do it one more time.
Speaker 1: And uh, I mean the kid already fucking fell off
Speaker 1: a light post and died.
Speaker 2: Seventeens last week, he fucking climbed the light post and
Speaker 2: he fucking died, fell in his head, split his shit open.
Speaker 2: I mean, like his ship was busted open, but not
Speaker 2: as much as Anita was busting it open for that dude.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, Like she didn't have to do my all right,
Speaker 2: Lucas gotta have some female.
Speaker 3: Nobody cares about one Toya.
Speaker 2: Nah, everybody cares from my toy. It's just because he
Speaker 2: got fucked over. Like he's kind of a like a
Speaker 2: he's a soft little bitch, but like nobody deserves that.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 3: Anyways, so Luca got traded this past weekend and all
Speaker 3: my group chats were going off.
Speaker 5: No one could believe it.
Speaker 3: My old thing with this is twofold.
Speaker 5: One.
Speaker 3: I don't know how this shit is happening. But that's
Speaker 3: besides the point two. Laker fans just don't make no
Speaker 3: goddamn sense, because my only thing with this is yes,
Speaker 3: in the long term, the Lakers got their star. They
Speaker 3: got a top five player, they did it at a
Speaker 3: bargain biting priced only cost him one pick when Fox
Speaker 3: got traded for more. We'll get to that later, but yeah,
Speaker 3: so don Kits got to the Lakers.
Speaker 2: My whole thing is.
Speaker 3: Lakers fans just living an internal bubble of narcissism and
Speaker 3: denial and being delusional because for the past six months
Speaker 3: I've been hearing nothing about how the Lakers could win.
Speaker 3: A team could win a championship with Ady and Lebron
Speaker 3: this year and probably next year. But just in the
Speaker 3: middle of Saturday night, that whole narrative shifted from yeah,
Speaker 3: that team wasn't gonna win, and I'm glad we got
Speaker 3: Luca and now we got Luca to save us for
Speaker 3: the next five years, which, yeah, hey, it's great.
Speaker 5: Like I said, you got a top five player.
Speaker 3: Cool, that wasn't a Lakers problem though they already had
Speaker 3: a top five player on Lebron. They already had a
Speaker 3: top five player, arguably in Anlony Davis. So you ship
Speaker 3: Davis to Dallas, which Dallas with Kyrie looks like something.
Speaker 3: They added a wing Martin looked like they could be
Speaker 3: something immediately. All Anthony Davis has done for the city
Speaker 3: of La has been a top seven player on both
Speaker 3: sides of the ball every single year, and oh yeah,
Speaker 3: he's actually played more games last three years than Luca.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Luca went to the finals last year and
Speaker 3: he's got great potential. Not trying to take anything away
Speaker 3: from him. I love Luca, but again, I just don't
Speaker 3: understand how Lakers fans continually play both sides of the
Speaker 3: coin and then just expect nobody to notice. Like, just
Speaker 3: admit it. You guys are on the blockchain of Dick
Speaker 3: glazing and you have no other choice but to glaze like.
Speaker 3: But Lakers fans thinks they're a holier than now. And honestly,
Speaker 3: the crazy part ISAs have been talking more about the
Speaker 3: Clippers since this trade happened. Bro, if the Raiders got
Speaker 3: Miles Gary, the last thing I'm going to talk about
Speaker 3: is the fucking Chargers. Bro. That's the last thing that's
Speaker 3: gonna come out of my mouth is, oh, look at
Speaker 3: the Chargers, Like, Bro, who cares? You got a top
Speaker 3: five player? Like you should be celebrating. You should be
Speaker 3: happy about your own situation. Furthermore, the Clippers also made
Speaker 3: some moves they traded. There's much smaller moves by the way,
Speaker 3: but they traded Bones Highland and Terrence Man. Finally traded
Speaker 3: Terrence Man. I don't know how Terrence Man been traded
Speaker 3: for Bogden big Danovich in some second round picks. Overall
Speaker 3: said move at a shooter.
Speaker 5: Why not.
Speaker 3: Last week they had already traded Mobamba and somebody else
Speaker 3: for Patty Mills and e Banks, which I didn't like
Speaker 3: at the time. But Patty Patty Mills.
Speaker 5: Did go off in the Olympics for no reason.
Speaker 3: He's won the championship with Kawhi, He's been Simmons teammate
Speaker 3: who I think the Clippers are gonna.
Speaker 2: Try to get on the buyout market, so that move
Speaker 2: made sense to me.
Speaker 3: But overall, and then they traded KPJ to the Bucks,
Speaker 3: I think also a salary cap saving move. But I
Speaker 3: think the biggest thing was what the Clippers did is
Speaker 3: they didn't blow up their plan. Like this team is
Speaker 3: clearly still playing for now. They got Kawhi and James Harden,
Speaker 3: They're gonna try to put competitive ross around them. Norman
Speaker 3: Powell and Zubac have been like two of the best
Speaker 3: players nobody's talking about in the league. And then you
Speaker 3: got those two vets. They're gonna hope something comes out
Speaker 3: of that. If not, they still have plenty of chips
Speaker 3: in their pocket. They still have plenty of cap space,
Speaker 3: and we know Steve Bomber can close deals, so I'm
Speaker 3: not worried about it. But for some reason, Laker fans
Speaker 3: are more worried about the Clippers than any Clipper fan
Speaker 3: I'm talking to, which is fucking wild.
Speaker 5: I digress.
Speaker 3: Darren Fox goes to San Antonio to play with Winby.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I wanted to go there. San
Speaker 3: Antonio is not a bigger market. I guess there's less taxes.
Speaker 3: Maybe he made money that way, but you're not going
Speaker 3: to get more exposure there. Great, you went and played
Speaker 3: with Wemby, but I mean, it's not like Sabonis is
Speaker 3: nobody bro. Like Sabonis literally set the record for double
Speaker 3: doubles last season with like fifty five in a row.
Speaker 3: So like, it's not like you didn't have a confident
Speaker 3: big in Sacramento. But that's where he wanted to go.
Speaker 3: And oh yeah, I think san Antonio is below Sacramento
Speaker 3: in the standings. So again, I don't really get it.
Speaker 3: They got Chris Paul there too already, so who was
Speaker 3: actually having kind of like a resurgent year and short
Speaker 3: amount of time. But yeah, I don't get it. Warriors
Speaker 3: got Jimmy Butler, which I mean, there was only so
Speaker 3: many places Butler was gonna go that one made sense
Speaker 3: just because their roster's already old anyway, so might as
Speaker 3: well throw Jimmy Butler in the mix. See what happens.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have given him a sixty million dollar contract extension.
Speaker 3: That was crazy to me, but hey, San Francisco got it,
Speaker 3: so why not. But yeah, man, the Warriors are gonna
Speaker 3: filled out Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green the same roster
Speaker 3: with Cookie Cutter Steph Curry, which is crazy.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's going to impact the property values
Speaker 3: in San Francisco somehow, but uh, to be determined. I
Speaker 3: think that's all the trades. Portland didn't do anything. Oh
Speaker 3: Brandon Ingram went to the Raptors, which is actually one
Speaker 3: of the best deals that nobody's really talking about. I mean,
Speaker 3: I guess because Ingram has been hurt the last two years,
Speaker 3: but especially this year. But assuming he comes back, I mean,
Speaker 3: they got him for basically nothing, and so now you
Speaker 3: got him, Scottie Barnes and RJ. Barrett as kind of
Speaker 3: like your three you know, wing players build around, which
Speaker 3: in the East is something at least outside of that.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 3: Shout out once again to the great State of Alabama
Speaker 3: for taking care of me, keeping me safe this time.
Speaker 3: I also wandered off to Mississippi Tescagola, which is you
Speaker 3: can go one one way to Mississippi and New Orleans
Speaker 3: and another ways kind of to Florida. So I went
Speaker 3: the west, got some good barbecue, got some fresh seafood,
Speaker 3: like literally straight out the value as a fish market.
Speaker 5: That shit was so heat.
Speaker 3: I paid eleven dollars for a pobo and some gumbo
Speaker 3: like that shit was ridiculous. So shout out to Mississippi
Speaker 3: as well. And yeah, man, I don't really have much else.
Speaker 3: Touchdowns and tangents. We're ready for the super Bowl this week.
Speaker 3: Gonna get our grub on. We're out awesome. Marshall Falcon
Speaker 3: is new running backs coach like Colorado. Wow, that's kind
Speaker 3: of a plot twist. Is he not an NFL network anymore?
Speaker 1: He ain't been an NFL networking in a fucking decade, bro, So.
Speaker 3: He hasn't been doing anything he's been he's been.
Speaker 2: Doing miscellaneous stuff, filling.
Speaker 3: In here and there, him on TV or radio somewhere.
Speaker 3: It's the one off media.
Speaker 2: It's the one off.
Speaker 1: And then Roberd Vera went to go work at cal Berkeley.
Speaker 2: He's alma mater.
Speaker 3: It' stoked, all right. Touch outs at dot com.
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