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Speaker 2: It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome.
Speaker 1: Thanks for getting upun on, Thanks for telling a friend.
That's how we spread the word. I'm waiting for tonight
because I wanted to hear Matt's thoughts on the draft.
Kevin has some thoughts.
Speaker 2: I see the.
Speaker 1: Patriots got an a great car, future owner of the
Buffalo Bills. They go, what a plus A plus?
Speaker 2: That's right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they worked hard, they studied hard.
Speaker 2: I don't know a fight.
Speaker 1: Man. I swear the Post had lower grades than slightly
because I think that, yeah is the Post, and they're
gonna be a little biased the judgment. They're thirty seventh Street,
eight plus draft, and then you've got the whole the ship,
the Sanders show. It's like the uh male version of
the Kardashians. That's that's gonna turn into a reality show,
you know it. But the story that has captured my
mind is about Bill Belichick, who was on the CBS
Sunday Morning Show to promote his new book called The
Art of Winning. The Art of Winning, Bill is seventy
two years old. Many people, the most thing that I
hear the most about Bill Belichick and his relationship is
I'm embarrassed for him. I don't know a fight say that,
but people say they're barrass for.
Speaker 2: Him because's dating a young girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but also it's the things that he's doing.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this, but I haven't gone back to
watch the CBS Sunday Morning. I missed the show. I
actually enjoyed that show. They usually do a really good job.
But there are pictures on Instagram of her as a
mermaid on the beach and he stressed up like a
fisherman with a yellowjacket hat and he's casting out like
he's trying to catch her. Man.
Speaker 3: I stand by my statement off Mike, Okay, he's losing it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he is. I don't know, but
even Matt said, this was the interview, and listen to
what happens as the interviewer. I think it's Tony da Koppel,
who is the CBS Morning regular morning show during the week.
Speaker 2: Let's see we go, how did you guys meet.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about this.
Speaker 5: It's a topic neither one of them is comfortable commenting on,
though Hudson has recently posted about it on Instagram.
Speaker 6: You join instaface. As you put it, I love that.
Speaker 5: There's some great pictures of you and Jordan where you're
a fisherman and she's a mermaid.
Speaker 6: It's charming.
Speaker 5: It's a different side of you.
Speaker 2: What's the reaction been like listen to this? What's it
been like to have.
Speaker 6: These different sort of photos.
Speaker 5: There's another one where you're doing I know you're not
into meditation or yoga or pilates, you're balancing Jordan on
your feet and she's doing kind of the Titanic post.
Speaker 4: So I'm I'm on some of those social media platforms,
but I honestly don't follow.
Speaker 5: What he does follow isn't clicks or views, but touchdowns
and above all, wins. You do seem like you're having
a lot more fun these days than you were in
other chapters of your life.
Speaker 6: Let's say I enjoy football.
Speaker 4: I enjoy the whole process of it. It's hard to win,
and it's hard to beat other good coaches, good teams.
I appreciate the grind. I appreciate the competition, but coaching
is fun and honestly, I feel like I've worked a
day in my life.
Speaker 2: See, he sounds great. So I don't think he's fucking
losing it. I really know he's not.
Speaker 1: I don't think so at all.
Speaker 3: I think that.
Speaker 1: But it is kind of ballsy for her to sit
she's you saw it. She's off to the left behind
a production desk. She's sitting with the texts, who are
obviously at.
Speaker 3: The end of the day, whose business is it where
they met? If they're happy, leave him the fuck alone.
Speaker 2: Well, it's the big secret though.
Speaker 3: You and never are happy. Do we care where you
met or what.
Speaker 1: You guys do?
Speaker 2: Knowing?
Speaker 1: Well, because here's why. Because you post these things and
you're twenty four and fun the age guy. But he's
in them, he's in him and he's never done that before.
Speaker 3: We never saw there wasn't.
Speaker 7: A fun I would have said, there's not a fucking
chance that Bill Belichick is going to put on a raincoat,
a slicker and a rain hat and pretend he's casting
out for a chick dressed as a mermaid.
Speaker 1: That he's saying, who, by the way, is is old
enough to be his granddaughter.
Speaker 3: I bet you he's a furry behind them. Do you
understand what I'm saying? I think that's why people are
asking like, how did you meet?
Speaker 1: I mean I thought they.
Speaker 3: Came out and said him back on an airline, on
an airplane.
Speaker 2: They say it, But why not say it here?
Speaker 1: What is this?
Speaker 3: This? We hard move?
Speaker 1: Where bringing it up?
Speaker 3: And some I mean you got to keep bringing it up.
We told you see me at Sunday Morning show.
Speaker 1: Is appealing to people who have no fucking idea what's
going on on social media?
Speaker 3: You don't of them care probably either, well.
Speaker 1: They do because they know who he is and they
find out that he's seventy two and he's sleeping with
a twenty four years But by the way, don't try
to play holier than now.
Speaker 7: If there was a relative of yours that was seventy
two and showed up at the family fucking reunion with
a twenty four year old chick, you ain't going.
Speaker 3: How'd you meet?
Speaker 2: You're asking.
Speaker 1: How's you meet?
Speaker 3: It depends that they showing up earlier late, because if
I'm drinking, ain't a shit, I'll get the eye.
Speaker 1: I'm like, come on, man, and the only thing I
can think, tell me if I'm wrong in this, because
you bring up some fair points, like you're right, okay,
the argument other people are making that argument, Kevin, that
it's none of anybody's business. But my thing is you're
putting all the shit out on social media and it
is weird, even in twenty twenty five. It's strange for
a seventy two year old and a twenty four year
old not I mean, could they bang? Sure? Do they
go on a relationship where she's sitting.
Speaker 3: She's it sounds like she's controlled.
Speaker 1: He looks like he had Stockholm syndrome, you know, and
he's in there and I didn't know this. Uh, somebody
pointed it out to me.
Speaker 2: But he's in.
Speaker 1: A Navy shirt. She's in a Navy shirt, but his
has a big hole here. It's like old and worn
and tattered, and I'm like, you show up to see me.
I think it was sort of a nod to his dad,
who was a coach at Navy, and that was the
big deal that I think it was.
Speaker 2: I think it was more sense because I was like,
why the okay did he go on TV?
Speaker 1: That's what I was thinking, Look who has shown up
right to look at in the seersuckers.
Speaker 2: Who that is a serious bottle?
Speaker 1: The shit?
Speaker 2: What is going on here? Happens?
Speaker 3: God, it's summer.
Speaker 2: What has happened for?
Speaker 1: This might be the only This might be the first
two I've seen his? That wasn't that blue one.
Speaker 8: It's about the only suit I have that doesn't have
just pure blue in it.
Speaker 1: Oh really, our cameras, there we go, there's Greg greg
all in there. We were just talking about the Belichick
interview where Jordan said, Okay, so it cv Sunday morning
and Kevin's got someone.
Speaker 3: Who could maybe shed some light on that sation.
Speaker 1: Okay, how much would it take for you to pose
in a picture where jenn is a mermaid on a
beach in Florida and you're casting with a rain slicker
on and a rain.
Speaker 2: Hat, like he looks like the tuna dude, the old.
Speaker 1: Fisherman.
Speaker 8: There's hell I would do that. No, there's nothing I
would do. I mean, I couldn't imagine what my family
would do.
Speaker 1: To me if they picture just let us.
Speaker 8: I mean, you're fine, yeah, you guys do come on,
Billy Dolan, get hold of that.
Speaker 1: Oh god, that would be uh yeah, that would.
Speaker 8: Be or like, you know, when you get to be
his age, I guess you just don't get a ship.
Speaker 3: Well here's that.
Speaker 2: I think that's where he's at, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I wonder this. Are they trying to soften in
some way his image a little bit because he's now
a college coach. I don't know, because I'm thinking like.
Speaker 8: He softened in the sense that he's prone to date
the student, right, I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Well see this, I mean he's recruiting. Your son might
go here, and he might dt everybody.
Speaker 1: Hey, and hey, your sister's pretty good. Look hey, I
mean it was like a two minute drill that she
pulled to that thing right there.
Speaker 3: She shut it.
Speaker 1: She shut it down fast, And that just seemed weird.
But I did wonder, I go, is it possible to
soften because he's famously stoic. He's got this famously stoic image.
He never talked to me, He would mumble into a microphone,
never said anything to anybody. Is this a way to
try to make him like all the social media shit?
It seems weird.
Speaker 2: I don't know any other. Look, Lane Kiffin isn't doing that.
Speaker 8: Look what I took from it was that he comes
across as that strong, like always in control. Yeah, and
everything is on his term.
Speaker 2: He's like a hostage.
Speaker 8: It looks she's in control. Yes, she's taken over, yes,
and he's submissive.
Speaker 3: Now yeah, what's the old statement, pussy has power?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the old same when he had a
big banner in college that somebody hung up in their
dorm room until they made him take it down. Hold
it hung out the window, like pussy has power. Yeah, yeah,
out of the window. So when the curtains where you
could see it, that was the I don't know, it
just it was an odd thing. And we we know
Belichick as the stoic guy, and here he is doing
all this to the media.
Speaker 3: If you talked to any of his players, they all said,
he's like completely grounded down to earth. Loves the fucking
around and joke around. Yeah, but when it's time to
be serious, it's time to be serious.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 8: But I just find it weird.
Speaker 1: I just found it weird to have her involved that much.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean it's like, I don't know, I I.
Speaker 1: Can't, I can't.
Speaker 8: I mean I think back to like like when you
think of coaches who have had huge success and they've
been with the same woman since they were in their
twenties and now they're in their seventies. Like Kisski, Yeah,
she wasn't.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 8: He doesn't have to prove himself to anybody else by
having her a round.
Speaker 1: She that her role was her role.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: This seems like he's trying to redefine himself or rebrand
himself in some way.
Speaker 1: That's what I think it is is that's like.
Speaker 8: But why, I mean, I just I'm not seeing it.
I just don't. I thought it was I thought it
was hilarious. I thought it was very comical.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was an assholes in the media because
he's forced to talk to them. Yes, you don't have
an option, you get fined and you know, yeah, and
more so he went on, you know, Espna did the
play by a plaything and he was great. She had
a personality. Him at the road probably does have that personality,
just didn't wasn't allowed to have it, you know, or
didn't want to show up because he didn't want to
be there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's what we know him, ass right, the
stoic guy on a Cincinnati right exactly exactly what do
you want to be?
Speaker 3: You you go out and you lose the court case.
Do you want six assholes sitting in front of question
why didn't you do this?
Speaker 1: Why didn't you do that?
Speaker 3: I know you don't.
Speaker 8: I know you don't lose, but I don't and I
do that to myself every time.
Speaker 3: Or would you just be like Kevin, shut the funk up.
Speaker 1: You don't know what you're talking about, what they're talking about,
but you did.
Speaker 8: You did you hear about the you guys talk about
the draft anything or about being when he went on
the fanatics, right, was that today? He went on there
this morning? That was essentially what he was doing. He
was just like, I'm sick of this ship. You guys
a bunch of assholes. You know, you don't even All
you do is sit here and just bitch, bitch, bitch
because it's what gets you clicks. But you don't know ship,
and you don't know what the reality of it is.
Speaker 2: He put him on.
Speaker 1: What do you think those guys?
Speaker 2: I just saw it before I came in. What do
you think though? I agree with him?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you're saying, Piper, yeah, the guy doesn't.
Speaker 2: Guy hasn't been writing twenty years, right.
Speaker 3: But I'm the one I'm the one who knows you
should have drafted this guy instead of this guy, never
meeting either one of them, never sitting down with them,
but made a huge mistake.
Speaker 1: Why is Kuiper considered like his leadert for ESPN? He
was the first, the first, he was the first. Yeah,
so he's the he's the grandfather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you're just trying to I mean, it's a
guessing game.
Speaker 8: Look, it's a total guess.
Speaker 1: You have no idea who would pomp Tom? I guess
Tom Brady is the one that pops in mind only
because he was the one hundred and ninety nine.
Speaker 8: And the reason why probably what what what what Kuiper
has done and he essentially created a whole industry is
that he was like the first person that came in
and could talk about so many players. I mean, the
guy is brilliant, obviously, but he could talk about so
many players at at a level yes that unless you
were in football, you wouldn't under stand him. And so
he created a business for himself. And so he's the
grandfather of Right now, how right is he? It doesn't
matter because he says it really loud, He says it
very aggressively, very forcefully. You know, he called up the
Shadur thing and I can't remember. Cole Brant on Good
Morning Football said like how he could say that the
NFL got it wrong and they don't the hell they're doing,
And then he brought up like six examples off the
top of his head where Kuiper said that they were
like to picks and they were complete failures.
Speaker 1: Yeah, adults took the wrong Josh.
Speaker 3: Yeah, was gonna be better than Newton.
Speaker 2: Well that's what Bean said today. He goes, you know,
in twenty eighteen, I feel like I'm back there. You
guys are telling me I took the wrong Josh and
I should have taken Rosen. How'd that work out?
Speaker 1: Why was he willing to go on there and do that?
He don't? I mean, well, well, is he one he's
on on a regular basis.
Speaker 8: I don't think he's on a regular basis. But they
have a I mean, the bills need them and they
need the bill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, right, A nice little to get. I mean
for him to say that ship is great, Bean was on.
Bean's on a lot of shows today. I mean, this
is part of what you do post raft. I mean,
he's got to do that he's got to do that
fan interaction.
Speaker 8: Yesterday, he had an event in Buffalo that he talked
to a bunch of fans. He you know, a bunch
of season ticket holders. Stuff came in and and but
that's just part of the that's part of the dog
and Pony show, right. I mean that the NFL is
all about entertainment.
Speaker 1: I mean, who what other sport or or.
Speaker 8: Any other industry can you attract that many people on
a Thursday night, on Friday night and then.
Speaker 1: Saturday from noon to seven eight. I gotta tell you, Like,
that's where you start to go. Was there collusion with
the thing because people.
Speaker 2: Glued, you know?
Speaker 1: But I mean there was that rumor out there was
there collusion. There were there were guys saying it. I
think Kiper might have been one of them.
Speaker 2: He had a meltdown about Sanders.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Like, and and I don't know how good that guy is.
Speaker 1: Origin I have no idea. I get there was collusion.
There's no doubt O there was collusion.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: The clusion is is that they all have a mindset.
Thirty two guys want to win this freaking Super Bowl,
and they all know what it takes to have a
team to win, and they all know what it takes
as an individual to ruin your team that you want
to win.
Speaker 1: And you see that with him, You see that with
his father.
Speaker 8: And you see that with him. I mean Dion made
a comment two years ago about the Browns about any
young quarterback should run and hide, and if they drafted
my kid, I would pull an Eli Manning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, Eli Manning. I think it was one team only,
and it was the Chargers. They decided to take him.
And wasn't it What did you say? It was over
Kevin because they.
Speaker 3: Were talking about how that the Chargers weren't supporting their
quarterbacks through difficult times, right, And I guess Archid called
Ryan Lu's father and so that he help you out
at all?
Speaker 8: And I know, yeah, So the clusion in that mindset
is that. And then they did interviews with him, and
in the interviews and the interviews that he gave, he
had that I saw something last over the weekend with
him at one of the interviews and he was just like,
if you don't Oh it was at the combine or
one of his pro day. He's like, if you don't
pick me, then you're not picking the best. You're the
I'm the best player, and I'm gonna come in and
I'm going to turn your locker room around and we're
all gonna be a bunch of winners.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is is that he was at Colorado.
Speaker 8: They didn't win a national championship.
Speaker 1: So it's like, what'd you win? What did you win?
Speaker 2: Double A right, Exonville State?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh well it was historically black. Yeah, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
So it's in the GM.
Speaker 3: You might want some of that cockyness to come in.
Well there's a guy, yeah, but you don't want to
go past it.
Speaker 8: There's a difference. There's a difference between cocky and confident. Well,
you want confident cocky and when you lose.
Speaker 1: No, look, I was saying Baker Mayfield was not loved
in all the interviews, right, still went number one on
that to me is where you're just in the line
of cocky and confident. You could probably say the same
thing about Burrow cocky and confidence right, a little bit there.
But this guy, I mean to build yourself a miny
dollars room to have all the cameras around to do that.
And not only that, Dion was on some talk show.
I don't know when this one was, but Wallace kids
were playing.
Speaker 9: That I won't allow him to play for. This is
my profession. I know what's behind the curtain. We ain't
got to get back there for me to understand what's
not prominent for my son.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. Man, he doesn't listen to you.
Speaker 9: No, you must mean owners, not my son.
Speaker 1: Have you told him probably who you would like for
him to play for.
Speaker 9: It's not like who I would like for him to
play for. It's a couple of teams that I won't
allow him to play for.
Speaker 10: Woo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think those types of things. I mean,
if you if you watch the Shiloh.
Speaker 8: And by the way, that's the that's the complicity, that's
the collusion.
Speaker 1: Did he care that Charlotte want to temp a back?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: But Shiloh said to him afterwards, because I had this audio,
we played it yesterday where he said, this is because
of you. He fell to the fifth round because of you, Dad,
he goes, he was, yeah, he goes, he should have
been a second round pick.
Speaker 3: I have I have. When Jacksonville drafted Hunter, Dean was
standing there and watching the TV thinking, this is the
spot where his kids should be going. Hunter was his
boy want of a Heusman trophy, and he stood there
and he took him two three. Mississippis to start clapping.
Speaker 1: Really, Okay, that's interesting. And the fact that so the
kid he fought. And then I hear that Dion was
supposed to be their agent. I don't know how true
that is. Shiloh immediately with Rosen and that's how he
got the Tampa opportunity.
Speaker 2: We'll call it. He was undrafted.
Speaker 1: But I but I did say this through all of it,
and Matt was I was telling him that before. I
was somewhat impressed how they kept their composure. They didn't
like you know, I remember watching Brady Quinn and I'm
terrible too. I wear it on my face. I wouldn't
be able. I would not be able to do it.
And so I guess they have less guys going. But
you know, to have to create all the pomp and
circumstance yourself is different than just sitting in a room
thinking you're going higher. There was there was this year.
Speaker 3: They went all the way to the third the third day, yeah, Saturday,
sitting in the room.
Speaker 1: Still you hear about that.
Speaker 8: Who was that it was one of the linebackers, I think,
but yeah, he went there Friday. He went there Thursday night,
Friday night in the in the green room, and then
he didn't get picked until the fourth round or fifth
round on Saturday. And then Goodell actually came back to
announce his name because he came from the green room
because he was in person.
Speaker 2: Wow. Usually they don't invite you unless you're almost guaranteed,
like Milroe for some reason was invited. I have no
idea why well they do.
Speaker 8: What they do is that as I understand it is
they asked the teams, uh, and they look for preferences
of people that would be that they would pick if
this person was available in the first round, would you
pick them? And then they take the people that have
the most yeses. And obviously that kid. Something happened with
that kid, something came up. I don't know what it was.
I got discovered.
Speaker 1: You don't the prank phone call to shoot or I
remember talking to Quinton Gauze and Quinton said he would
get calls from teams going we're taking the next stand
by your phone, and then they wouldn't take them. And
I don't know if that was I would assume it
wasn't a prank phone call. Then it's it's possible that
they kind of looking around, like there's different opinions in
a room, and all of a sudden, somebody's like no, no, no,
no no no.
Speaker 2: Or if a guy drops, you don't expect.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I can, particularly in the later rounds, because you
only get five minutes. Yeah, get a short period of time.
Speaker 1: So cause I remember Quentin telling me that he got
calls from I think the Lions, and then he I
think he went unsigned to the Eagles, was written up,
had led the team and tackles in a game and
all this, and then a cornerback became available that they
wanted and Gauze was off.
Speaker 8: The I do I remember that? Actually, yeah, I remember.
It wasn't even his position.
Speaker 1: No, it wasn't even his position, but they needed a
spot on the roster and he was out. And so
you go, this is a I mean, you talk about meritocracy,
and this is a brutal, brutal sport. That's why I
always think, how good you got to be to suck
at the NFL. Oh yeah, I mean that's tough. But
the shador thing. Look, if nothing else, that was entertaining,
was a great storyline. It was a great storyline.
Speaker 3: Ekes A merged companies. It should be primetime big baller.
LeVar dion O.
Speaker 1: God, God, you remember did he die?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: I thought, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I think he had diabetes. Well, I think he lost
eye and diabetes are two different. No, No, I do.
Speaker 3: I thought he had.
Speaker 1: I thought he either lost a limb or he died.
He might have lost a foot or something from the diabetes.
Remember he was saying, Michael Jordan.
Speaker 8: He was.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll uh, we'll take him on. We'll dive
a little further into the draft because, uh, the Cowboys
got good, decent grade, the Patriots got a great grade,
and the Bills not so much. But like being said,
who graded that? Well, everybody is Sports Illustrated.
Speaker 8: The New York Post. I completely disagree with that.
Speaker 1: We will, uh, we'll get we'll get into it and
talk about some of the players. But bt B would
fire pizza and grill on the mall at Grease Ridge.
He Matt brought in, I have over here the biggest
dag with I've never seen a club sandwich that thick.
The turkey, the bacon, it's like a mountain in there everything.
Speaker 2: And you saw how thick that bacon is. Yeah, the
bacon that makes it that much bigger too.
Speaker 1: The bacon is phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Deli turkey.
Speaker 1: Matt was supposed to be off yesterday, but because the
brunch was going so well, he ran.
Speaker 3: He had to go in and help out with it.
Speaker 2: I literally got in from Kentucky eleven thirty yesterday morning,
jumped in a shower, and went to work. Holy good
thing though. It's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a good problem to have. Yeah, but bTB wood Fire,
pizza and grill on the mall, Grease Ridges. Don't forget
Mother's Day. I would say, make reservations for the Mother's Day.
They're gonna be filling up once the derby is did
this weekend, this week there, this weekend, this Saturday. Yeah,
you got over fifty TVs. Get out there taking the
I have to tell Matt something off. I just thought
of it. We'll take in taking the it's not bad,
it's taken taking the derby, and of course, take advantage
of all the delicious food that is available to you.
Speaker 2: What did you get tonight?
Speaker 3: I just gotta got that chicken sandwich one that was
so good.
Speaker 1: I got it again?
Speaker 2: Did you really?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Look at this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, chicken sandwich.
Speaker 3: I tried to get you a chicken sandwich because your
eyeball in mine last week, but mett mat through the
uh he dropped into the fifth round.
Speaker 1: I gave you a Turkey club.
Speaker 6: It's all at e TV.
Speaker 1: And then when's the next music trivia?
Speaker 2: I got a look, okay, it's in May, and I
want to say it's maybe Mother's Day, No, maybe the
week after Mother's Day, week after mother change the day,
so let me double check that, okay.
Speaker 1: Because the that's another very popular things that I'm getting
messages via the website and things asking for the day.
Is the music trivia popular?
Speaker 3: The opportunity to see Laura slumped over the bar hammered
by twelve thirty.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I can't.
Speaker 3: It's the show within the show, Yes it is.
Speaker 1: It's like the Sanders inside of you know what I mean?
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Speaker 6: What you doing?
Speaker 5: You got plan?
Speaker 3: Have you reached?
Speaker 2: Sell you? We are.
Speaker 8: We are doing our benefit concert on Saturday, May seventeenth
at Iron Smoke with Trysts for this year, it's going
to benefit the Ecues Center.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's gonna be it's gonna be a long day.
Speaker 3: It's Laura Laura's party, Gregs party.
Speaker 1: I thought you weren't in town.
Speaker 3: Just told you we were doing that was the weekend.
We should do the other thing Sunday.
Speaker 1: Kevin wants to do a and I said it would
be great because I believe that Memorial Day and Matt,
you tell me is the unofficial kickoff of drinking season.
I mean I know that we I know that we
have drinking Patrick's Day.
Speaker 11: I guess if you're gonna start rephrased summer drinking or
March like the super Bowl, and then you take a
couple of months months ago started there's a non drinking season.
Speaker 3: No, no, isn't it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Uh January that's playoff times. So what we wanted to
do was because uh have Kevin drink and keep blowing
into a breathalyzer and do all the d WY awareness.
It's not like a homemade not one of these ones
you buyd the inn, but the actual police.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did that at Elford when I was when
I was in college. My choice or yeah.
Speaker 8: It was on the radio. Yeah, one of my buddies
did really Wealth Radio, which is Alfred Radio, and the
trooper was there and they're talking about the effects of size.
So there was like a one of my big buddies,
he was a football player and then this little petitque
girl and me, fuck you, I know what you're gonna
say already, I'll drink it. I was gonna say who's
gonna tell you were the girl? But yeah, it was
pretty interesting. Yeah, it was very interesting.
Speaker 1: It would be interesting to see, like with you, how
long it takes because you have a high tolerance. But
I don't know if that plays into it. It didn't.
When we took the test.
Speaker 3: Tolerance, I could feel great, but I may not.
Speaker 8: Yeah, great, And it's what the trooper. What we did
was everybody's got the same blood volume, and it measures
alcohol based upon your blood volume, and so iverybody's blood
vilume is about the same. When you're a little taller,
a little bigger, you might have a little bit more.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what if I m taking blood thinners.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's probably might have an effect on him. Well
probably they probably say you don't drink.
Speaker 1: I think that would be the reason don't drink.
Speaker 3: We'll have Bob be the control. He's the the extra
body that will offer to drink. Okay, we may have
to shove him across the street at some point to
get him home.
Speaker 1: But when are we doing this? You want to do
it all?
Speaker 2: Right? There you go, that's a day after Laura's party.
Yeah you're going to Laura's party. I don't know, there
you are? Come on, we would have so much fun,
and then we'll go over.
Speaker 8: To Greg's my birthday, My birthday, buddy, Yeah, are you
coming to Laura's party?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 8: I have graduation at Alfred. I have offered graduation that
afternoon and then coming back to do the Uh this.
Speaker 2: What a birthday that is?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got you should go to graduation at Alfred instead.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: I will not be nearly as entertaining is Lower's birthday,
no doubt, no doubt about that. I have especially will
be a good thing though, especially the women of Webster.
Speaker 1: Why do I feel like that should be a party
I stay away from?
Speaker 2: Like I should?
Speaker 1: Just you should. But it's there's always it's like you
know what I'm saying, Like totally do.
Speaker 3: You know understand what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Well, it all depends on what your goal is.
Speaker 8: If your goal, my goal is to survive, well, then
then then don't go. But if your goal is to
be entertained, yeah, and have a good time, I will.
I think there's no better thing to do on that
Saturday afternoon.
Speaker 3: Your bigger issue is if you go and then Matt
and I show up and others show up, and we
can say, hey, that'd be a great idea. Yeah, because
we will, we will point you in the right direction.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't want that's not a good idea.
Speaker 8: You wouldn't want to do that. Well, I don't know,
because I haven't. I wasn't. Yeah, I know that you
did your party up there and there was some entertaining
Matt and Neilson.
Speaker 1: That ship stir a corner ships.
Speaker 2: Bill by right next to us.
Speaker 1: You can yeah, all right, we're gonna be good.
Speaker 2: Did you think about it?
Speaker 1: I'm not. Yeah, I'm not doing that.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of that.
Speaker 1: I think that's a fair all's fair.
Speaker 2: Love more.
Speaker 1: The bills got a C plus grade. Dallas got a
B grade.
Speaker 2: Similar going by the New York Post.
Speaker 1: I know, well that was the one I could find
the easiest when I grabbed these right after the draft.
Speaker 2: Like I think the ESPN, I think, I think my
mel Kiper, you know, he knows that all. I think
he got B plus for the bills.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they had the bills.
Speaker 1: What is the disparity and the stuff.
Speaker 2: There's no there's.
Speaker 8: No rhyme or reason.
Speaker 2: You'll know in three years that's when.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's how in all honestly, that's how they should
grade it, right, They should go back three years and
then look back to see are they still there? Are
they being productive? That's how you're truly great.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: I'll ask Tyler Booker, you felt like Dallas reached for
too soon, too soon, very big, h Maxwell Harrison.
Speaker 8: And the thing that I offer about that is again
in the draft, where yes we were talking off air,
is that they pay based on position and based upon
draft order, and so if you're tied to the cap,
getting a guard is less expensive than getting a tackle
or a defensive lineman, or a receiver or a quarterback.
I mean running backs are dirt cheat right right, because
they take it based upon the value of the league.
And so grabbing him there, although he might think it
is a stretch in terms of talent, won't be there,
But that might have been what they needed because of
all the other considerations like theft, like the salary cap
and stuff.
Speaker 1: So when you look at Maxwell, the Bills took the quarterback,
I think he had the fastest speed of the compliment. Yeah,
but he also had an alleged sexual something in twenty up.
I shouldn't say it that way because I don't mean it,
but I think it was sexual assault in twenty twenty one,
the Bills vetted this and said he's impeccable. He's an
impeccable kid. I don't think there's been any blimige since then,
and their real supportive family, but I mean, all this
stuff plays into these things.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, well they said the same thing about the punter.
Yeah yeah, they knew about it, and they vetted that.
Speaker 1: Now in the end.
Speaker 8: They're vetting and how it went about actually ended up
coming true. But it was nine months too long and
they released them and the poor guy the end, you know,
he he lost two years of his career, then got
picked up by the Chiefs last year and not with
the Chiefs. But I like mad Max. Uh you know,
if if if I ever could have been good enough,
I would have liked to think like to think when
I played, I played like him. He's fast, he's aggressive,
he's physical. You know, his knack, his knack coming out
was that his physicality and tackling is sub is suspect. Well,
the one thing about him that everybody forgot about making
that as he heard his shoulder the year before, and
so he's had a shoulder injury that he's recovering from,
which again he might be a little little soft in
terms of trying to protect it because his goal is
to get here. Now he's here, Now he's gonna ball out.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 8: I think they did a great job picking him, and
he's a great compliment because you have Trey White, you know,
you've got Benford. Benford's a big, big, stronger, more physical
in terms of in the air. But now we got
somebody for the Bills that can run with the speed
of the Dolphins, who can run with the speed of
the of the Chiefs as well as the Texans at receivers.
And we didn't have that. We didn't have that guy.
We got that guy now, So for me, that's a plus.
Speaker 1: One of the things that I had heard about this
kid was he when beat could still recover and break
up a pass.
Speaker 2: Oh with that speech, sir.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with that speed, it's it's closing, but it's also
I mean, speed is great, but you got to be
able to get for the ball too. He seemed to
have that, which again I'm asking you, guys, because I don't.
Speaker 8: The other thing about him is being drafted there by
the Bill and I know they bumped up or they
stayed there at thirty to get them is that again,
they're paying him like two million dollars, So his position
cost and where they got him in the draft actually
fits well with them. Had they gone for a tackle,
they would have pay had to pay more to have
a tackle at that position. So people are like, why
didn't they grab somebody else that there were so many
tackles available. They could have grabbed somebody that they thought
was a better talent, but they would have had to
pay more, and already they're already tied to the cap
right now.
Speaker 1: So what what is it? Why why do you have
to pay more for a tackle at that position?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 8: Because they take the salary of the league, right, So
tackles make more than corners, gotcha? And so when you
then get drafted throughout the draft, so first round.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the idea and door Sanders lost forty million dollars.
Speaker 3: I was telling you yesterday that Austin gentry kid from Boise,
He's salary slotted to be the second highest as a
running back of all time. He's one spot behind Saque
for contract, which is crazy to guys.
Speaker 1: Ever put it down.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but that that takes into account all of the
of oh my gosh, the freaking what's his name from
the Damn Ravens. So they take me, Yeah, Derek, So
they take that and then they use that as the
benchmark within the contract negotiations for the rookies. But but
that's over time his first year. He's not in his
first year. He's not second highest paid overall contract. Yeah,
it's like your three year four especially is he gets
a bump up, which would be higher than probably Saquan
is now because Saquon's goes up over time as well.
Speaker 3: Crazy, that's over four years and you haven't gotten over four,
and you can basically do.
Speaker 2: It over five. But at that point he goes way up.
Speaker 1: Donovan and I don't know how you can say this
last name.
Speaker 2: I love the kid, you do. I had a Boston
a little small, but he's fast. Yeah, he bends well. Yeah,
he reminds me of the DeMarcus Ware who was great
for us. So I'm hoping that's who he ends up being.
I hope he puts on some more muscle. Right.
Speaker 1: Well, when they get to the NFL, they usually like
you see a guy rookie and.
Speaker 2: Then he's in the next year.
Speaker 1: They don't look the same, they're different at the same time,
t J. Sanders for the Buffalo Bills. A lot of people,
uh thought the Bills jump jumping up fifteen spots to
get him was what they're saying is an overreach.
Speaker 2: Greg And I again, I'm not you should enough.
Speaker 1: You should ask Brandon Bean about that. I understand, but
I'm just saying he was out of South Carolina, and
I think it was even I thought I saw Sports
Illustrated say.
Speaker 2: It was an overreach. Yes, for that, I I don't
know enough about these guys. And that's that's the thing.
Speaker 1: The thing is, I don't I hate the reporter. Oh,
it's a reach.
Speaker 3: So as a general manager, you like who you like,
and you like who's gonna fit in your program that
you think is going to be the best fit for
your team. Who cares what Joddy reporter says.
Speaker 8: And again there's there's versatility too, right, So he can
play he can play the inside rush, he can play
the edge rush. And so getting somebody that can compliment that,
that can play that role and get try to get
into some of the rotations on either first whether it
be first and second and third down.
Speaker 1: Yeahs like he's a three down player.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's part of the versatility that wasn't necessarily there,
and they do rotate, but they rotate oftentimes based on
situations as well. And so having having him there that
then can do run and pass well, that means that
you don't have to take up you know, you don't
you have to bring one person in to do the
run stopping and then somebody else. It saves you a
roster spot that you might need at someplace else. And
so those are the things when you hear people, oh,
it's reaching, well, you know, okay, but there's a there's
a method to the madness.
Speaker 1: Why you think of the biggest purchase you've made in
your life that you've debated, you've gone back and forth on,
you've talked to other people.
Speaker 2: You debate, you go around.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's got to be like that with every
player in the draft for these guys, but it's not.
Speaker 3: And you're getting a bunch of teams thinking this through that.
But it's like they're making is making it sounds like
there's always decision because this guy was there. No, no,
it's not. They've researched everything.
Speaker 1: Well to move up to get a guy. Clearly you
so so the for me with a whole this, you know,
and when you when you look at pure talent like okay,
you jump to get that.
Speaker 8: I don't see the talent, but these guys have you know,
the draft boards to me are like I just wish
that I could be in there to see the draft boards,
right because they grade like they grade hundreds of people,
I mean, and they look through everything and they their
staff on doing this is amazing and they and they
great athletes that they're interested in, and then they also
list the athletes that they're not. So when they come
off the.
Speaker 1: Board, they know where they're at and they know where.
Speaker 8: Their value is. And so when they when you see
that and how they create it. And then but there's
always a goal in mind, right, they've got an objective
for their scheme and so to see how that moves
and it if one team, one team snuck up before
them grab what they wanted. There again, there's always more.
But like ah Ship lost well that he doesn't like
to lose.
Speaker 1: No, I understand what what is the what is an
acceptable and I wouldn't And again you don't know for
three years but hit ratio for uh A GM when drafting,
like what do we say and that you know how
you know what I mean, how you go to the
twenty rule whatever it is, like, what are we looking for?
One hundred percent? Is one hundred percent? That'd be great,
but it seemed impossible. The Bills, how many times they
had this big guy who had a Texas years ago,
big lovable person like Williams.
Speaker 3: He was a fucking great guy. He was terrible, terrible,
terrible because he was he was basically like done.
Speaker 8: He wasn't hungry enough.
Speaker 1: He was not He was not and and and big, huge,
but just not you know, and funny and fun to
hang out with, but not not the guy.
Speaker 8: Cyrus Kwanjo, who play for the Bills out of Alabama,
was a tackle and big guy, very athletic.
Speaker 2: Greg.
Speaker 8: I don't know if you guys remember him, but one
of one of the things about Cyrus was and he
was competitive, but he wasn't like a He didn't have
that killer instinct and so he would do his job,
but he didn't kill it. He didn't finish a lot
of time. And in the NFL it's that one percent.
You're the top one percent of one percent, so you've
got it. You got to do those extra things. And
sometimes people that have the talent aren't used to having
to do the extra things. That's why you see people
who are not quite as talented but work harder and
do those other things become more successful at it. Now,
the guys that are like Jordan, like Kobe, that have
the talent and do all that and more, that's why
they who That's why they are who they are. Like Josh,
Josh does that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got to be working all the time. It
makes it look so easy. Even golf, he makes it
look easy. He's he's it's it's sickening.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Did did Cowboys have three first round draft picks?
Speaker 2: No? Just one? Okay? Uh?
Speaker 1: Schevan Revel Junior.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is his name. So this kid would be
a first round draft pick.
Speaker 1: Yeah at East Carolina.
Speaker 2: Thing right, he probably would have been the number one
corner taken in the draft. But he tore his ACL
last September, so he's coming off the injury and nobody's
ever the same after that. Yeah. But if he's young
ninety five percent of what he was, he's great. He'll
be good. But again, it's a crapshoot. You don't know,
It's just like talking about, you know, reaching for a
guy they say, you know, Booker was a reach. This
guy goes on to be a Hall of Famer. Does
anybody care that he got drafted? Absolutely not, even if
he's a ten year All Pro.
Speaker 1: Where did he get drafted later?
Speaker 2: Right? No, Booker was twelve, Oh he was twelve. Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And they're saying the same thing about Walker with
the Bills. You know he got Walker. Yeah, they're like,
you know.
Speaker 1: Six seven five pounds and they're like, you need you
need that guy in the middle.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and he had he had a his twenty twenty,
he had a better twenty three year. Yeah, he did
twenty four.
Speaker 2: Well, he got hurt, right, same thing with your corner.
He led to seeing in interceptions two years ago, and
then he heard his shoulder.
Speaker 8: And so you know, it's like, how did these guys
come back from the injury? Now they're young enough where
they can rebound quicker than us older guys.
Speaker 1: Plus I also think the NFL may have better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, the Cowboys knew with this guy what they
were doing it. The Cowboys team doctor did the surgery,
he's done all the rehab with him. The kid really yeah,
the kid ran on the treadmill already. He's already running,
he's already doing cut drills. He's in good shape. He'll
be ready for training camp. Yeah yeah, Oh the Cowboys, he.
Speaker 8: Doesn't it, so they got it. So you got it
inside information. Well, like Bill said, he rarely got two
first round picks. You got your guard, and then you
got this guy. He just slid because you know they're
taking a flyer on.
Speaker 2: Him and he's little. While he did the third round?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh shit, Yeah, I thought it was second.
Speaker 2: Yeah too, I'm sorry it was second because I was
thinking that, No, he went to the third? Did he
go to the defensive end? Was second?
Speaker 1: Landon Jackson for the Buffalo Bills. You talked about that.
I mean, Dion Walker looks like he's just a why
he was I mean preseason they were calling him an
All American and all this stuff. From the things I've read,
I don't know much about this guy and how his
overall season went. But six seven, three forty five with
a chip on his shoulder, I mean.
Speaker 8: We need the Bills have not. I mean you always
think of what is it?
Speaker 1: Will Fork?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not remember his wife, you know it's another one.
His wife felt yelled, we're not talking about how.
Speaker 2: You right though. I mean, if that guy just stands
in there, he doesn't get pushed your own the linebackers
are clean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what we want that guy. He need that guy.
Speaker 8: We haven't really had that guy, and having him there
now I think gives us a little bit of that guy,
which is fantastic.
Speaker 2: I mean nothing like Tampa Bay. You know, they got
the guy from Florida, four hundred guy and they already
have a three hundred and forty five how guy wanted
to him?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the guy from Florida.
Speaker 2: Who's the normal one hundred and sixty three pounds.
Speaker 1: How tall is he?
Speaker 2: He's like six six six.
Speaker 1: That's the guy that tight end possibly too, how the
fun guy?
Speaker 3: There was no there was some guy that that was
like that big that they were throwing passes to there.
Speaker 8: Like, oh he might have been. He's very athletic. He's
really he's really.
Speaker 1: Just a regular car Oh yeah right, No, you almost
need to be like shit in the back seat to drive.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: There's pictures of him, like and was he number zero?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think he was number zero.
Speaker 3: I do swear to guy.
Speaker 1: I think he was number zero for Florida.
Speaker 3: And he's either zero or sixty nine because the big
brothers are either zero or sixteen.
Speaker 1: N there's no other spot for it.
Speaker 3: I never even thought of this.
Speaker 2: In uh, it.
Speaker 1: Looks like he's got like a youth.
Speaker 8: Sure, yeah, it looks like he's sure he's especially made.
Speaker 2: And it still didn't fit.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, wow, yeah, all right that I I you
see that kind of that's.
Speaker 3: The undred sixty pounds size eight.
Speaker 1: She would knock them over very easily with those small
small feet. I guess overall you would give the grade
of what to the draft.
Speaker 8: They don't say a I do that, well, no, because
you never can tell whether they're I think the theory
and the philosophy, they went into what they needed. I mean, look,
they got three defensive tackles, they got three corners or
three defensive backs. Their biggest need was d line in
in secondary. Yeah, and and so three of their other
nine picks they got six to meet their need. And
then they grabbed the tight end to help Dawson Knox
and to help Dalton Kincaid, I only athletics. And then
they grabbed the receiver out of Maryland, who's got good speed.
He's got separation speed. So when you look at it,
It's like, Okay, look, did they hit where they needed
to hit?
Speaker 1: They did.
Speaker 8: Now the question is, well they.
Speaker 1: Guys, yes, yeah, Yeah, it's a big It's a big
that's the question. It's a big step up. So in
terms of like, in terms of the grade, did the
bills did the bills?
Speaker 8: Are the Bills responsive to what all of us who
are crazy, diehard fans think that what they needed? Yeah,
they were responsive to it. Did they pick the right
people like Massas You gotta look, you gotta look. Three
years from now, we'll tell you whether they were bad.
Speaker 1: What do you think of the Cowboys? It sounds like
Cowboys actually like it did better than the beach, just.
Speaker 2: Like he's saying, we needed you know, the only thing
we could have done better is a running back sooner
and the blue is not bad, but he's that change
of pace back. We don't need that. You know, you
need that, You need the home run hitter. That's where
they screwed up. And they didn't grab a receiver. But
it sounds like Cooper's coming back, which I'm not real
happy about.
Speaker 1: Why.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know, Cooper doesn't love football is a problem.
He doesn't love football, so he doesn't give his one
hundred percent all the time as the problem. He's a
great rate ru runner, but he's also lost the stuff.
Speaker 1: Why do you say he's not a lot like doesn't
love football? That's interesting? Does he say it?
Speaker 2: Or he's been very vocal about it and realist. But
he also will disappear in the big games. He disappeared
in a lot of big games Elis and he did
the same thing in Buffalo. He did nothing for them, really.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, he he filled a role for the Bills
and what they date him, you know, he filled it.
But again he he's older. So the route running and
all that is great, but he doesn't have any separation.
He's got great hands, but he can't get open. And
it's you know, he's a great catcher of contested balls,
but he and in his but his numbers just was
just too much. He priced himself out. Yeah, so it's
you gotta you gotta go. You gotta get some youth,
and Jerry's cheap.
Speaker 2: So he's gonna be probably a five to eight million
dollar guy or Keenan Allen's out there, but he's probably
gonna get about fourteen Yeah, right, Jerry don't want to
pay the extra six Yeah, got thirty six million cast space,
but don't spend it.
Speaker 1: You know, thirty six million in casts out.
Speaker 2: It's because they screwed themselves with Deck and restructured him.
So they're in trouble in a few years. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh and Kevin, I, I know we touched none of
the New England Patriots and probably should have just kind
of looking as an AFC East ribbal. But they did they.
I mean, they had a great jobs.
Speaker 2: I did.
Speaker 8: Everybody's saying, I like, actually, with Rabel's done, is I
think and I said this before, I said, the thing
about the team in the AFC that scares me the
most with Rabel and what he did in free agency
was the Patriots and then when he did what he's
done in the draft, is that that team's going to
be competitive. I'm not sure if they're gonna get above
five hundred yet, but I think next I think in
twenty twenty six they will. You get some experience, you
get that.
Speaker 1: Team together, Yeah, team that's you get a quarterback.
Speaker 8: Now it's in his third year. Again, it took Josh
three years before he really hit his stride. That that
that team's gonna that's a difference. They're gonna make a difference.
Speaker 2: We're gonna make an impact, not gonna be that automatic
win anymore. You know, the Jets are still gonna be
automatic win, but New England's gonna give you some fight.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sorry. I saw I asked Jamison. I forgot
to pull the audio. He was looking at TikTok and
I hear they're interviewing Jets fans. What would you give
up to see your team? I don't know if it's
the playoffs or the super Bowl. And some father goes,
I give up my second born.
Speaker 3: Did you see it?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 2: I saw the guy say something else.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I didn't see all of it.
Speaker 1: Oh, I gotta find it.
Speaker 2: Was it the count? Was it? It seems like that's okay,
that's Jordan's The Cowboys fan said I would be deported.
I would be deported. I was like, I agree with that.
You could be deported.
Speaker 1: If it's good again, I'm good.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we'll take a moment.
Speaker 8: There's a give up the training camp sponsorship.
Speaker 1: No, you wouldn't oh to get a super Bowl?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well I'll save you some money.
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up with something unique. He says it's for a certain
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Speaker 3: The editor your time is surprised.
Speaker 2: Will's change.
Speaker 1: The less frame emotion swos.
Speaker 2: Well Dion to be able to keep his mouth shut
with his kids playing now in the NFL.
Speaker 1: No, potentially, No, No, you can't.
Speaker 8: What Pert doesn't change their spots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he seems like he would be. Uh.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, I gotta tell you.
Speaker 8: I mean, as a parent, the one of the hardest
things as a parent that I've had to learn to
do is to not been meddle in my kid's life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not your life.
Speaker 8: It's not my life. But you want them to succeed.
You want them to have the opportunities you want, you
want all you don't want them to see. Nobody wants
to see anybody fail, and so you're always that you
want to create the connection, you want to give him
the opportunity, you want to do all those things for
him because you know how hard it is, and you don't.
It's not that you don't want to be easy, but
you want them to be successful. And I think that's
what Dion's trying to do. He just is misguided.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean, look, this was a guy who
didn't wasn't when he played baseball. He dumped the water
over Tim mcgarver's head.
Speaker 2: While he was on TV. I mean pretty cocky. That's
a that's a pretty bold beyond cocky. Yeah. And yet
when he was a Dallas Yeah, he was great.
Speaker 1: On both fields. I feel like, you know, I'm playing
both sports, you know.
Speaker 2: But there was a friend too. Did he do a rap?
Was there? That might be one thing he's.
Speaker 1: Not real good at it.
Speaker 8: Well, you saw the clip with the Shador and cam
Ward when he said the cam Ward at one of
the training sessions, come on, man, let's do a video.
Cam Wartza is I'm a football player. He's like, come
on online. He's like, no, I'm a football player. You
got to more than a football player. He goes, no,
I'm a football player. He goes, you do whatever you want,
but I'm a football player.
Speaker 2: Wow. And he told him I'm better than you, and
more told him I'm better than you. He's he's very confident,
but not cocky like that kid's demeanor at the draft
was amazing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, there's a difference, huge, there's a difference, and people respond.
Speaker 2: Must be the money, that's right.
Speaker 8: Teams respond different.
Speaker 1: You need to connect him and see if you can
pull that up. I wanted to find the the audio
that we had last night of Shiloh saying that this
is your fault.
Speaker 2: Dad.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I have it right here. And
Shiloh is a year younger than Shadoor.
Speaker 2: Is he well he must be or is he a
year older? Why would he come out now he'd played
another year in college if he could.
Speaker 1: Are they twins?
Speaker 8: I don't, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't think he has twins. I think they're all here.
It is. Here's I think a year older.
Speaker 1: Here it is.
Speaker 2: Here's the this that's good.
Speaker 8: If you wasn't dead, don't burn me out, then we
would get some bigger.
Speaker 12: Wasn't If you wasn't that doom, wouldn't get drafted round number.
Speaker 1: Two dad, right, If you weren't that dude, Shudor would
be drafted and round number.
Speaker 2: Two he might not even be and then college letone
the NFL. But it wasn't for his father, though that
could be put him in the perfect offense for him
in college. It was a college offense, no NFL offense.
Speaker 3: Might be might be the first fifth round pick ever
to have his jersey retired in college.
Speaker 2: I think you graduated. I think all that stuff just totally.
Speaker 8: That just does that was where the collusion came in
is that you see it and then you just wanted
you want to stay away from it.
Speaker 1: But why why did it not hurt Hunter?
Speaker 3: I mean, obviously Hunters not Dion's kid, but his jersey
was retired too.
Speaker 8: No, No, it's it's your demeanor, it's your mannerism, that's
not He.
Speaker 1: Didn't carry himself like that all kinds of cameras around.
I don't think Hunter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was very cocky too, but then he would.
Speaker 8: I take him more confident than I did cocky really, yeah,
I saw him confident in his ability I should do.
I didn't think Shador was as talented, but I saw
him as more like cocky.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 8: It's like, yeah, I mean, we've all been on teams
where you have a guy who's really good and is confident,
and then you have a guy who thinks he's better
than that person and he's cocky. And Shador for me,
was the guy who thought he was better than than
than Hunter, but and then talked it, but he just
didn't back it up.
Speaker 2: He definitely should have went to the senior game. He
should have done all that stuff. You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you know Off who threw the ball to Hunter. No, okay, right, I'm.
Speaker 3: Just saying, well, look, I'm not trying to speak your point, but.
Speaker 1: I love I love I love this.
Speaker 8: I love this debate because Jim and Andrea Reid always
have this.
Speaker 2: Debate who made who?
Speaker 8: Yeah, and Andrea's like, dude, I I freaking caught your
damn shitty ass balls. And Jim's like, yeah, but if
I didn't put an area where you could catch it,
you wouldn't have been able to catch anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's a combination. I always think of Josh Allen,
like we've talked, yeah, accuracy problems, until all of the sudden,
you know, you get him a good receiver, and here
we go.
Speaker 8: This is the thing nobody talks about between those two.
So Hunter was the top raided recruit coming out of
high school and he went to the HSBC because of
Dion for one reason, one reason only, because he could
have gone to Alabama. He could have been any SEC
school wanted him. He went to HSBC for one reason
because Deon said he could play both ways. It was
the only school to say he could play both offense
and defense. So he's playing at a level of competition.
He's up here at the SEC. He's playing ESPC schools.
Speaker 1: So I don't give a shit. How good of a
bad or quarterback you are. You got that kind of talent,
you're gonna look good.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: He then goes to Colorado. He's out in Colorado. That's
not SEC. That's the level of caliber that he's throwing
the ball at. You get, Oh yeah, he got on.
Speaker 6: The ball, but the corner sucked.
Speaker 1: It's like playing against guys like me, a couple.
Speaker 2: Of shid Please check the Nebraska tape.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, so it's like so, so it's harder.
Speaker 8: So you have that disparity of talent and that's what
then set them up. And then in the end the
truth comes out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, boy void did it ever? Truth comes out?
Speaker 1: Boyd did it ever? That is a reality. I mean
we hear of reality shows. I go, this is a
show that is reality. Right, it came, it came crashing
down fast. Greg. You're a guy who will invest in
certain companies. I don't know if you do a lot
of startups. I don't need to know a lot about that.
I'm gonna play a news clip. This is the sperm racist,
the first ever sperm race, and they actually they did it,
they sold tickets to it, they sold it out, They
had tie dollars signed to a show, either before or
after halftime. Halftime, Yeah, because I think they were like,
it was the best of three, best to three. Yeah, yeah, really, yeah,
this is it's amazing. And the point is, and I
forgot about this. We hear how sperm rates are dropping, right,
we hear. I don't know, if you've read these things
around the world, they're wondering what's going on. Let's say,
in the water with the plastics and things. Is it
affecting sperm count because we're seeing a lower sperm count
in guys and smaller penisizes over over the world over
not at this table.
Speaker 3: What that would be.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to. But that's
the thing. So here's the story. But it's a seventeen
year old kid who started this whole thing and got
people to invest. So it might not become an Olympic sport,
but it's sure creating quite the fan base. And that
fan base raised.
Speaker 2: Over one million dollars for the world first ever live
sperm race.
Speaker 8: Today.
Speaker 2: Eyewitnesses supporter Tim Pulliam live in downtown Los Angeles, He's
going to tell us what this is about, and Tim,
I am confused.
Speaker 1: Can you enlighten us a little bit? You know, it's
a climactic story. It's called the sperm Race and hiss youment.
Speaker 13: Climactic look for all the in front of a sold outcrowd,
mysterious white stuff shooting from a water gun made this
moment orderline raunchy and entertaining.
Speaker 12: Lady nine floating Friday with an event.
Speaker 6: Billed as the world's first sperm Race.
Speaker 12: This four contestants came with the goal to win ten
thousand dollars in bragging rights for the strongest fastest seamen to.
Speaker 1: Build Olympics for sperm.
Speaker 12: Eric Zoo was one of the sperm racing organizers. With
the help of wealthy investors, the seventeen year old Bay
Area high school student and entrepreneur launching this epic competition
to raise a weirdness on male fertility.
Speaker 1: This is so well done. Doesn't about it because it's
so taboo.
Speaker 14: It's always been associated with adult entertainment or something that's degenerate.
What we want to do is we want to make
it more of like a sports or a different type
of entertainment. But more of like optimizing biomarkers.
Speaker 12: The contenders, who were hand picked out of dozens of
young men, were given money each week to train their mind, bodies,
and diets ahead of the virals.
Speaker 1: Sold out marathon don't here we think about it.
Speaker 14: We all want our own individual sperm races to get
onto this planet, so it's.
Speaker 3: Only fit that we make this a format that we
can all watch and enjoy.
Speaker 1: The competitors sperm put.
Speaker 3: Into a miles extap we were the fastest.
Speaker 12: And then the sperm literally casted on this screen swimming
to the finished live. The winner celebrates while the loser
gets slide.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Basically, what's the matchup of the night male students from
USC and UCLA. In the end, the Trojan one the
bruin got creamed.
Speaker 1: Stang. See there's a couple right.
Speaker 12: Okay, So Mark I hope I educated you tonight and
all took place in this studio.
Speaker 1: It's interesting because it's where they shot different movies and things.
So they did in the screen, they took this microscopic.
They made it through three D, so you literally see
on a giant screen sperm swimming up these tubes that
would be obviously microscopic but blown up into a three
D thing on the screen.
Speaker 3: In your cave that are the middle has both Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: So they're swimming, they're swimming up these It's it's amazing
the kind of Winds gets a golden sperm that he's
above his head and ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: So there's so many questions and.
Speaker 3: Lots of questions. A lifetime subscription to porn hub.
Speaker 1: What I want to know is how do they extract it?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Oh, they had to go separately? They either did it?
Speaker 8: Did they have like a well, you know, did they
have like a Was there a cheerleader? Was there a
sperm cheerleader?
Speaker 1: Do you have to have the same variable for every
person has to be the same fluffer?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 8: I want to be able to pick mine well.
Speaker 1: Because but could that excite your sperm more and give
you an unfair advantage because you're attracted to X y Z.
Speaker 2: But he.
Speaker 8: Jim is not my guy. Jim is not my guy.
Speaker 1: Three D animas. She wouldn't let it go though. Obviously
I think they may have like pre recorded some of
this stuff and then played it back on the screen.
And it was interesting to watch this thing and these guys, right,
and it was to talk about male fertility, and especially
with young people because they are seeing allegedly and I
don't I don't know how you would even know?
Speaker 8: Uh so would I invest in something like that?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: What would it take for someone? What's the pitch got
to be? Like, you know what to say wealthy investors?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Well, it's all about I mean, one is it? You know,
I'd have to want to know what's the scalability of it,
what's the application of it? How do you generate revenue
from it?
Speaker 2: They?
Speaker 1: Okay, so they sold twenty dollars tickets for students, forty
dollars for non students.
Speaker 8: Was it done online?
Speaker 1: And there also sil Ye, there was an online Yeah,
that was is scalability for it? But the in person
stuff was interesting. I wonder if you'll start to see
this like somebody else has got to deal this idea,
don't they. I mean it's too frat I mean this
is the Yeah, this is a fraternal.
Speaker 8: It's a technology thing too, right, So I mean you
want you want to see if pat pending. You want
to know, you know, what's the technology that's used?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 8: Is it unique and independent? So you could get a
patent pending on it. So there's you know, there's a
lot of angles to this to help preserve any investment.
But if it's a generally accessible product or application, then
you can't. You won't get a patent and you anybody
could do it. Yeah, it's a race to the bottom
and those types.
Speaker 1: Of Yeah, so you want to get a patent on this.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you want to, you want to have unique.
Speaker 1: I wonder if this kid patent jacket off. Well, you
don't know it's the patent the way it's shown right
and pree d animation of it, because it was done
at a Hollywood studio, So I got to think that
there was there.
Speaker 3: Was some stuff in there that they were saying that
it was all CGI. People were belly aching to complaining
that was all CGI. Yeah, the kid was like, no,
this was all legit, and we've got different things to
show that it was legit.
Speaker 1: Well, I give this kid, Eric Zoo, it's seventeen years
old to take on.
Speaker 2: Something like that, like all right.
Speaker 8: He reminds me of Greg Counters. What was the movie
when we were kids with the Fraternity and the Nerds?
Like a modern day avenge of the nerds.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 1: But I mean, these guys got in there, they did it.
They did it just like a fight. They came in
for way in, chested it up. They had a pretty
girls bring them out. Then the one guy whips out
this thing and starts shooting white stuff in the other
guy's face and pretending to fight each other.
Speaker 3: I mean, the the next time is the senior league.
Speaker 1: I would do a senior league. I don't know if
I have swimmers anymore. Oh, you know, I want to
says something. I want to say so badly I won't.
Speaker 3: It's Gnis Brown is not white anymore.
Speaker 1: It's just mine. Isn't even guinness brown. It's the foam
on top of the That's what I'm doing, the brown.
That's true. Probably I think Brown says that might be
a problem for me. Interesting and creative for these kids,
and I like that too. I don't know how you
get somebody to invest in that. It almost sounds like
to me, it's not an investment, it's a donation, right.
Speaker 8: It all depends.
Speaker 1: Sorry, yeah, it does fun intended well, always un pun intended.
Speaker 2: I try to slip it by, but take it.
Speaker 1: No, But you like, I don't know they some people
are saying, well, you're just taking a real crisis and
turning it into a side.
Speaker 3: Show, and I go, well, I don't know how Eric
wants is a side show.
Speaker 1: We don't want the truth, we want the.
Speaker 8: Side sec And we just talked about the side show
for you know, an hour. That was the most entertaining
part is the shide show. That's for the story, that's
for the fun story, right right right, And.
Speaker 1: If you can take something that is an epidemic or
who knows if it is or isn't, because there's a
lot of conflicting reports as to whether sperm counts around
the world are down or not.
Speaker 8: And they used to say, when we were younger, firm
counter down because we were tight jeans.
Speaker 2: Right he did, you know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember because you're you know.
Speaker 8: And then and then it was weighty tidy, so everybody
start wearing boxers and then you know, you let him
hang free and all that good stuff.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 8: I remember, I remember getting boxers when I was when
I was when I was like thirteen, my mom.
Speaker 1: Was like, what are you doing, like, you know, aren't
you eating? What's going on out there?
Speaker 2: Remember?
Speaker 1: Aren't you reading seventeen magazine? I'm trying to remember this guy.
He used to come up from Syracuse when I first started.
I think I was still in college and I'm on
uh CM for local rock station here and they had
a shower in the Winton Road studio, in men's bathroom,
they had a shower and he used to come in
and this guy would stink, you swear to guy. He
lived out of his car and he would come up
to do like a Saturday night shift, and he would
come walking in once a week at four o'clock and
be like, hey man, you can take a shower, stretch
out a little bit. I'll be back by six thirty. Yeah,
that's what he did. His name was Bob, and I
can't remember. He looked like the closest thing I had
ever seen to a kid. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: No, no no.
Speaker 1: He was from the Southern tier. He was from a
southern tier. Yes, you are absolutely right, yes, yes, not
far from you. Guys are drinking the same water drank
His hair turned red, mind went black. Yeah, yeah, I think,
uh yes. And and both your kids went to prestigious schools.
I see him all online, uh talking about I think
one of his kids is going to Yale.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: That's uh, that's God blessom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty good if you can do it.
Speaker 1: I guess that's pretty good. All right, Kevin has a game,
which I know you both were very excited about.
Speaker 8: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Why come on, because I'm horrible guy? Fucking no, that's
not horrible, man, I've realized you were a sambagger. He's
not horrible, freaking horn. I do hate losing.
Speaker 3: Bills for song of you hate losing?
Speaker 8: Yeah, but he has no control over the damn Why
is it? I would being to a deep depression for
a couple of days for seventeen years.
Speaker 1: And then uh yeah, but oswells now, hope. It's all
about hope, man, right, all as well?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Uh so we will get to that right after this.
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Speaker 15: Well all right, yeah, you know, ever since that in
nineteen eighty, man, when that san and.
Speaker 2: That remember he played for the Cowboy, I want to
say that it's because people, he hasn't changed.
Speaker 1: Consistent.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: He seems to be one of these very disciplined, focused guys.
Speaker 2: But man, he wrote people the rug Way.
Speaker 1: Doesn't he seem that were of my wrong? I mean,
he had to be that level.
Speaker 6: He had to be.
Speaker 1: I don't think he drinks, No, I don't. I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: So maybe that's a newer thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm a fan's I'm not a fan of never
was not even like I was always impressed with that.
I mean, bo Jackson to me was the most gifted
a thing. And then when I learned about bo Jackson
like never lifted weights, just was naturally that. Yeah, Ca
and just you know the one I'll never forget was
when he ran up the wall in Kansas City, and
that is like the most incredible to have that speed,
to keep that momentum, physics and gravity just he defied
at all.
Speaker 2: It was fucking amazing.
Speaker 8: Yeah, for for me being the team sports guy, it's
about you gotta appreciate and respect talent like Brady. But
Brady also had some humility too, and Dan just never
had humility. He just just rubbed me the wrong way.
Speaker 1: I wonder if he just thought he was just better
than he does think everybody is. He still thinks that way,
and I.
Speaker 3: Feel like at a certain level, you have to think
that way. I have to think I'm better than you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but you don't go wrong telling everybody every time
you breathe it you're better than that. And he that's
what he does. That's what I don't like that.
Speaker 1: How was he with the cow I didn't think he
was that outrageous with the Cowboys and that team had
a whole bunch of person.
Speaker 2: Record, I mean him and Irving together, Yeah, it was
who was worse?
Speaker 8: Right between the sunglasses?
Speaker 1: Did the parties like I really did?
Speaker 2: Was a party, wasn't?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: I think he was because I'm pretty sure I thought
his wife and that's what God.
Speaker 3: Lay.
Speaker 1: There was a lot.
Speaker 8: I think there was some snow floating around that stuff.
Speaker 1: There was, but I don't know.
Speaker 8: I wasn't there.
Speaker 2: That's just me.
Speaker 3: There was no yard lines and uh, what is this?
Speaker 2: Wasn't it?
Speaker 1: Henderson was.
Speaker 2: The seventies? Yeah, but I mean he was like just.
Speaker 8: So you know, I was originally a Dallas fan because
of Hollywoo Henderson, Tony dor Sat, Robert Newhouse and Too
Tall Jones. I love the Cowboys back in the seventh.
Speaker 1: And you would have stayed in five played for him too?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah, man, Yeah, I loved him Hollywood.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then I thought he was a Steeler. Why do
I think get too Tall Jones? I am Cola commercial.
That's exactly what I'm thinking of.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And then and then you know, you had Rogers, saw back,
you had Tom Landry, and then freaking Jerry Jones came
in and I hated him. When when Landry left, I
was like, they suck. I can't stand him.
Speaker 1: And then who was the first coach ch after in Landry?
Speaker 8: Jimmy Jimmy Johnson.
Speaker 2: So Jimmy took him, right, I took a couple of
one and fifteen this first year, okay, thirteen, and then.
Speaker 1: He got rid of Mirscha Walker and got like the entire.
Speaker 2: Jerry and letter say it was Jimmy, but it was Jimmy.
Oh totally yeah, Jimmy.
Speaker 1: Jimmy said him up. Style of dress on the sidelines
as well, I think, yeah, I mean it was, you know,
it was a little more formal than it like everything else.
I think today most people dressed like it's Saturday afternoons,
no matter what they're doing and where they're going.
Speaker 8: I don't think there's one coach. Well actually, now that
is a lot of that stuff is legislated now in
terms of sponsorship.
Speaker 3: But wanted to wear yeah, yeah, yeah he did. He
wanted to wear a suit for one for Why couldn't
you put.
Speaker 8: A pin or a logo of some kind because nobody's
gonna buy that off of the website, got it? No,
I don't have my bills suit on.
Speaker 3: I got a liner.
Speaker 8: I got a Bill's liner on a couple of my suits.
Speaker 1: Do you really who did that for you?
Speaker 2: Whoever?
Speaker 8: My clothes guy is Tom James. Tom James, the name
of his name of the company.
Speaker 2: When did you become a Bill sit We got a guy.
Speaker 8: So I was always a Bills fan. My dad was
a Bills fan, so we were always Bills fans. But
Bill sucked.
Speaker 2: Yeah and uh.
Speaker 8: And then in the eighties, yeah, and then I became
a Bucks fan because the Bucks were playing the Giants
in seventy nine for the playoffs and we were at
a holiday party and everybody's there cheering for the Giants.
So I cheered for the Bucks and the Bucks won,
and then I did the victory dance in front of
all the adults, and my dad said, you are now
a Bucks fan. And so I became a Bucks and
a Bills fan. He wouldn't let me cheer for any
other teams. He's like, you're a Bills fan, you're a
Bucks fan. You have an AFC and NFC team. And
that's when I became a Bucks and a Bills fan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember it in the old in your old
house even had like a I think a TV dedicated
to the Buck box.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Bucks Jersey and the Glacier family yeah from Rochester right, yeah. Yeah,
and so at Manchester United is another one they owned.
Speaker 8: I mean they still they still live here. I mean
the family still lives here. They still have a strong
connection in Rochester's not Laker and Saint Peter in Tampa. No,
I actually applied flying. I actually applied to work for this.
I applied for a job with a Bucks. You when
I first started my legal career, Yeah, to just.
Speaker 1: To do be an injury attorney.
Speaker 8: Yet No, No, I applied for an entry level like clerk,
like geministrated position.
Speaker 2: Yeah shit.
Speaker 8: And they interviewed me here in Rochester and the person
was like, what are you doing. You're I was waiting
for my law, my my test results.
Speaker 2: Even like you're overqualified for this.
Speaker 8: I was like, well, I just want to work for
the Bucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, to get into the NFL.
Speaker 8: Just want to get in, right, Yeah, once you're in
nineteen ninety blame them there at all. The summer of
nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 1: Man, you would now be potentially GM.
Speaker 2: I'm not that.
Speaker 1: Smart, Yeah, I'm not that smart.
Speaker 8: Really, I'd rather be an owner than a GM.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Uh yeah, I can see that.
Speaker 1: I'd rather be I know, but when I hear the numbers,
I go, it's just it's just numbers. I can't wrap
my head around. Yeah, what was it? Somebody was asking
me today.
Speaker 8: To own one percent of the Buffalo bills?
Speaker 1: Was forty million liquidity?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 8: Like liquid Well, I was forty million. You had to
have sixty percent liquidity.
Speaker 1: Sixty percent And then I thought, but you could only
own up to anything. You couldn't have a group what
more than three? It had to be three share of
more three percent or more or five the group There.
Speaker 3: Was only one.
Speaker 8: There was one private equity company that was not individuals,
and they own I think they ended up taking ten
percent of the of the twenty that he sold. Shit, yeah,
forty million. You had to have, you know, twenty thirty
million liquid to give to him boom and then the
and then but to go in with Terry and this
buy with the bills is that you had to have
one hundred percent liquidity within eighteen months. Really yeah, Well,
because he's got I sold the team to get the
to get the money for cash flow to pay for
the construction of new stadium. Because he didn't have a
billion and a half.
Speaker 2: Of cash flow.
Speaker 1: Who the hell has that?
Speaker 6: Nobody has that?
Speaker 8: Well, Jeff Bezos, maybe yeah, it's about it, But I
mean other than that, I mean it's I mean, he's
see these.
Speaker 1: Are numbers I cannot wrap my head around.
Speaker 8: Yeah, when we started talking about cash flow management and stuff,
I mean everybody does it because you know your business,
my house, our business. To talk about casual management. But
when you start talking about those numbers, I mean, so
their valuation was over two billion, But I mean, does
he have a Does he have a billion and a
billion and a quarter of cash that he can then
pay construction costs in eighteen or twenty four months?
Speaker 1: Who the hell has that?
Speaker 8: So he's got to hit an acid that was worth
four billion, and then he sold twenty percent of it,
got enough to get the cash fall back cash comes in,
and then he pays then he pays that debt to
pay for the construction.
Speaker 1: All right, Wow, the stadium is gonna look beautiful.
Speaker 8: It's gonna be free, it's gonna be fantastic. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Keviny got your game.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for a pen.
Speaker 2: I had a pen. See Washington's building new stadium just
how much more billion?
Speaker 1: See, Well, this stadium now is with the OA and
it's not over it. It's downtown d C.
Speaker 2: Too, So exact where they were.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of problems.
Speaker 3: Yeah about park helping with that.
Speaker 1: They got the different structure, I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I think they bought like one hundred and twenty acres.
Is they really damn or they might have ever sold
it and they're actually moved. They're seeing they're a little
more of an attractive team these days. That's going to
have a dome, man, is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I don't want the dome. I love the statium that
they built.
Speaker 2: I think if I was sitting in a suite, I
wouldn't mind either.
Speaker 8: I remember the canopy covers everything but the lower two.
Speaker 2: Because snows straight down, it doesn't doesn't ever snow it sideways.
Speaker 8: In Buffalo, No, the entire thing isn't closed, so as
it comes in it's uh yeah, no, it's I've seen that.
I've seen the wind wind renderings too, and the wind blows.
Speaker 1: The wind rendering.
Speaker 3: They can win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the way they do it, We'll say, I I
don't know, I don't know there is I thought the
element was a little bit of an advantage for Buffalo
or seen that way.
Speaker 2: I don't know how because these guys live all.
Speaker 1: Over the still will be yeah still, well, no, that's
what I'm saying, like with the with it in there.
Speaker 8: Look, we are the toughest. Well, anybody that lives above
the Mason Dixon line in the United States are just
tough freaking people. Because getting out of your getting out
of work at five or eight o'clock at night, walk
dark car when it's dark and it's twenty degrees and
it's hollowing. My brother who lives in Florida, he's not
tough enough.
Speaker 3: For this, that's really I mean, you don't you're practicing
a bubble. Well, see, this is practice outdoors, That's what
I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Like with the guys living elsewhere, how much. Yeah, shitty weather,
shitty weather.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but there's a certain mentality, man, there's a certain mentality.
Even when even when the guys from the South and
the SEC schools come up here, you have never been
above the Mason Dixon line.
Speaker 1: They they they they buy in.
Speaker 8: Who's the is it? Daikwan Jones, the tackle for the Bills.
When he goes to practice and they do practice outside, Yes,
as he actually wears like a he does underneath and
puts his jersey over top. Oh yeah, it's hilarious. Yeah,
it's pretty funny. I do the same thing.
Speaker 1: That's Matt's favorite time of year when it's dark by
five o'clock and twenty twenty and dropping.
Speaker 2: Down to zero.
Speaker 1: All right, Kevin's got a game. You ready, Kevin? I
am here we go.
Speaker 3: See now we have to plan of Greg how the
rules work.
Speaker 1: Five points for the artist, five points for the title,
ten points if you nail the year.
Speaker 2: If you don't nail the year, no points.
Speaker 3: And there's a bonus question at the end, and as
question at the end.
Speaker 2: I've been losing it on two three.
Speaker 6: I know my show.
Speaker 2: Crap you not to be.
Speaker 1: These are these.
Speaker 2: Things by you bring sinking to and.
Speaker 16: New Church Bay and ba.
Speaker 14: Do you hear said.
Speaker 2: You need them? Your bodd is let's see and he's out.
You've been sweat doing.
Speaker 1: I might not have written anything down.
Speaker 2: Hesitate. I shouldn't have had that foka water.
Speaker 10: Nice bed the clock, think of you, call of them
so confusion news nothing news.
Speaker 2: Blush back long eyes almost level.
Speaker 10: Supca clemories time after.
Speaker 16: New York des listener, the token Matt sound is coming
back to whatever week all.
Speaker 2: In a quarter to free.
Speaker 3: About the news, A lot of stuff and still love.
Speaker 6: Sa Peter, No no, no, no, no no, no, no, no,
come on man to know the name of the artist.
Speaker 12: Though no no, no, no, no, no, no no, no, no, no, no, no,
no no no.
Speaker 2: He comes to stay happer.
Speaker 17: I'm the la record can sucker big up the coming
on the area still lie, No, don't.
Speaker 6: Weep, don't die.
Speaker 17: Yes, we must replied, and the one press will hear
the fun lady saying I met you know.
Speaker 1: Come on, Greg, you know this great five o'clock Friday
office song he makes all the lawyers is one of
the shittiest songs ever written. But he makes all the
lawyers sticking to him.
Speaker 2: He don't talk sweet, he ain't that much to say.
Speaker 1: I'm not lady Lesbian. He's no Romeo, but he's my
loved one man show. Basically, he's a mouth house, a
mouth breathing house ape. He's a pile of ship.
Speaker 2: He has mine, he's.
Speaker 3: Gotta m and the next one. I will give you
an additional ten bonus points if you give me the
movie that it was used for.
Speaker 1: No matter what you think, you'll find.
Speaker 2: This not or nothing.
Speaker 1: No matter who do you think, you know, you who
will get it? Someone's fast.
Speaker 2: Matter wig.
Speaker 1: Back to the top. Okay, I said outcast I can't
remember the song. The only song I came up with
is Miss Jackson. This is not that, and I said
two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: He said he now it is.
Speaker 3: Hey now a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee
podcasts A thousand and three.
Speaker 1: Ship, Greg got it? Who is the artist outcast? Okay, hey,
now so you're up?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I got a big ten points.
Speaker 1: That's right, I got five.
Speaker 2: So you're up? Up? Is up? I do not remember this.
I like this. This is another one. I know all
this alturn of music. I don't know the artist, I said,
I know it's not I said Dishwalla.
Speaker 1: It's not just not dish, it's probably like total.
Speaker 3: How would you pull dish one? That's I don't know
of all the nineties, man, that's the one you're gonna
pullund Garden.
Speaker 1: It's not sound Garden. But also I went in the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: This is live I alone ship nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think zero. I have nothing say though, Who
was the artist live live live live Craig Needs's case,
would you write down? Are you gonna you might go
see that?
Speaker 8: Tom Petty for this for the last morning, I got your.
Speaker 1: Tickets and darny you might see them this summer. They're
playing with Collective.
Speaker 2: Soul Live is.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw them. They were pretty good there with guns
and roses. They were much better than guns than roses
really at the at the rolf anywhere or whatever the fuck?
Speaker 1: Oh yea yeah yeah yeah yeah uh. Time after Time
Cidney Lauper nineteen eighty five, it's what eighty four? Okay,
well he did you put eighty nine?
Speaker 3: It is Time after Time from Rock and Rolling duct.
He's Cindy Lauper nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 2: Man, we danced right around the rim.
Speaker 1: Creig was. I could not think of Cyddy Lauper's game.
All right, here we go. Craig may have this one,
huie right, yep, only one I got right. The heart
of rock and roll, Yeah, nineteen eighty five, I said
eighty five as well, I said eighty seven.
Speaker 3: This is the heart of rocking roll for he Lew
was the news from nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 2: Really rather be.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I put mister bombasket shyaggy shag.
Speaker 2: Is any CAMOZI it is in looking look at you
see Sandbagger down there.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you.
Speaker 2: But I said ninety four.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure about I said ninety eight.
Speaker 6: I said eighty nine.
Speaker 1: One of you isn't all.
Speaker 3: With nineteen ninety eight. Ninety four just crowed the name
of this Uh, here comes the Hot Supper.
Speaker 2: Oh I can't. I got zero of that. I mag
just crushed.
Speaker 1: Let's hear it for the boy. Yeah, and I'm forgetting
who sang.
Speaker 3: This, Denise Williams, Oh my god, you'd right, shit, Wow,
how'd you pull that out?
Speaker 2: This song was in a movie. I can't remember what
it was, but I knew in the middle of the eighties.
Speaker 1: I said, was Footloo's okay, I said nineteen eighty three,
So I said.
Speaker 2: Eighty four because I thought about when Footloose came out year.
Speaker 1: I said eighty eight.
Speaker 3: One of you was an old It's here for the boy,
Denise Williams from nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 1: I told you I'm sick after that. I'm true after that.
Speaker 3: Though.
Speaker 6: My bagger, as I know, is this Van Haleen?
Speaker 1: Right, yeah, it is Van Halen.
Speaker 3: Somebody get me a doctor.
Speaker 1: It is somebody give me a doctor.
Speaker 2: And I said nineteen seventy eight. But I think I'm wrong.
I tough fuck. That's at eighty five.
Speaker 8: I said eighty six.
Speaker 3: It is Somebody Give Me a Doctor from Van Hale
in nineteen seventy nine. This is one of the older
songs they would perform with Sammy Hagar and you usually
be Michael Anthony's singing it. All right, This next one,
last one, there's a ten bonus editional points for a.
Speaker 1: Movie Beverly Hills Cop, Bob Seeger Shakedown.
Speaker 3: I put Beverly Hills Cop. I will give you two
out of three on that.
Speaker 2: Eighty six I got zero on this.
Speaker 1: Say it is.
Speaker 3: Shakedown from Bob Singer nineteen eighty seven from the Beverly
Hills Cop to track. Oh, I couldn't remember.
Speaker 1: I was thinking it was had to be one or two,
but I couldn't remember which one. I was thinking it
was a year, but I was hanging on the year.
Hang on, don't say the year. I'm gonna say nineteen
eighty six.
Speaker 3: Oh you did, hey, And he still didn't get it right,
So it's eighty seven.
Speaker 2: I missed. I missed that.
Speaker 1: I put eighty six, all right, so I got I
got Beverly Hills Cop though, but Beverly Hills Cop two.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fuck you.
Speaker 1: I only got forty five, seventy five, seventy five, I
got ten. What did I tell you, Sam Beggery, Sam Begger.
Speaker 3: I got twenty.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be a banner.
Speaker 2: You're raising the banner TV. I want to I want
to banner.
Speaker 1: Any of my teams will see. So that's that's not true.
Speaker 2: That's not true. Yankees.
Speaker 1: You're gonna be all right, Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'll see.
Speaker 2: It's a little tough. It's tough right now.
Speaker 1: It's a long season, it is, and everybody hits this like,
you know, I gott ask him a question before you
get done. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: You were saying that Natalie had head on it? Did
you get head on it all by any of these
young college girls?
Speaker 2: No, I can't say I did.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 2: I was telling you. I was like, damn, how is
Bill Belichick dating somebody this year?
Speaker 6: These girls are?
Speaker 3: You know, they're saying you could do it too. A
couple of weeks ago, he said he could do twelve.
He could he could. Now he's seen it in real life.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they look like they're fucking twelve.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, when they're on the college campus, right, yeah. Yeah,
But you're where we're at in Kentucky. Nice goes to
you know, it was so wait, she got hit on
by yeah by nineteen year oly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I for you man?
Speaker 1: Yeah right, not that's solid.
Speaker 3: Can you just give us the breakdown of what the
hit was?
Speaker 6: Like, how do the He was like, uh, what do
you say?
Speaker 1: Are you from?
Speaker 2: He must be you must be a mom, right, and
then she's like hey, He's like you're a gorgeous mom.
I can't believe a hot you are about and you
just kept going on. I was just like, this is
this is a terrible kid. But okay, go.
Speaker 3: Right there.
Speaker 2: I was. I was, I was a few feet away
your shot. Yeah, oh god, that's who daughter dragged us
out to a bar one night. This is what happened.
Speaker 3: Did you at any point use his lines on her later?
Speaker 2: And totally not a bad idea.
Speaker 3: You wait for the right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're such a hot mom. So will I will
graduate from Penn State?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Not this weekend? This weekend I've got the maker which
foundation gall to dinner down at the Hyatt, which is uh,
which is a great event for uh?
Speaker 1: Do they graduate Mother's Day weekend?
Speaker 8: Will graduate Saturday? Before mother said yeah, yeah, it's crazy
to think that he's gonna be graduating. Yeah, but you know,
I would drag him out to the bars down in
Penn State. But I could never go to the because
the lines were too long.
Speaker 1: You have the jump line, there's.
Speaker 2: This, so they didn't. Most of those places aren't that packed,
believe it or not. Down there.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, Penn State was insane. And really they
have an app where you can pay to jump the line.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 1: I would have paid for that back in the day.
I gotta tell you.
Speaker 8: Coming and him and his buddies jumping, I was like, yeah,
I'm jumping the line, freaking line, not a chance.
Speaker 3: Keep your own drink and will drink or do you
make We'll wait in line?
Speaker 1: No, you know me man, Like I said earlier, parent,
you wanna you know? Plus, I want to wait. I
don't want to wait for his op. The important thing
is did you get hit on?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, no he did the hitting.
Speaker 8: No no, no, no, no, no, it's just but it was.
It's just a whole different because when I when you
look out your eyes, you don't see yourself. So as
I'm looking at him and his friends, I'm thinking that
I look like I looked, and I was at Alfred
and I don't and so but it's just funny, like
the reactions and stuff about when you were talking with them,
and it's just pretty funny.
Speaker 1: But he got shot down like it was Alfred. Oh,
it's funny that I do think that more I don't.
I'm not gonna say no guys would get him, but
I think more women would get hit on on the
college campus, women of a mother's uh, who were old
enough to have a student on campus, than any guy
than any father. Oh yeah, for a variety of reasons,
porn being number one. I'm sorry, I think dictates a
lot of stuff. So it was puba care style for
a long time. Now all of a sudden it's coming back.
Why hoorn's changed. Yeah, And I know that sounds a
little crash and crude.
Speaker 6: But I really do.
Speaker 1: And then and the milk thing became, I mean, I
guess it was always around. You had the graduate in
nineteen sixty eight or sixty nine when that came out.
Speaker 8: Well, I mean you had it sniffing the cushions at
Fisher with your buddy's mom.
Speaker 3: I mean, I used to love to do well.
Speaker 1: His mom was really attractive, like still is very attractive woman.
But I would never hit on her. But I just
knew it got under his skin because everybody started whispering
about I didn't have that kind of game, like I
all would crack under, like I would freeze in that
kind of situation. Like that's where everybody would laugh at me,
because I would talk a ton of money, honey.
Speaker 3: Honey, ever played bombs away this way?
Speaker 1: Not that anybody to run in and pick up the
cushion and sniff it and go, your mom was here,
that's pretty Jennifer had a higher likelihood of.
Speaker 8: Dudes being like hey than any girls, any of the
girls that will hung out where they're down there coming
up to me and saying hey, yeah. I mean, it's
just guys are just horned. Oh we're sting someone who's attracted.
If somebody's attractive as a girl, they look at a
guy my age and like, unless they're looking for a
sugar dad, right right, unless they're looking on sugar daddy.
But in Belichick gets her because he's built Belichick and
he's got a shilload of bay.
Speaker 1: Can I just ask this question, when does the age
gap go from cute to creepy, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean?
Speaker 3: The Belichick's age, Yeah, I think I think it really does.
That's sort of creepy.
Speaker 1: And he's got a there is a charm about the guy,
like that whole interview he comes across. He's got a personality.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But and he's at a station in his life where
you can give her a lot of attention.
Speaker 2: He can do it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's he's not he's a working guy, but
he's not a working His girlfriend was I would say
it sounds terrible, but of appropriate age, I don't know
how to say it, more age compatible, right, his girlfriend
when he was with the Patriots. Attractive blonde woman.
Speaker 2: She was attractive to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was attractive. She was in her forties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah she would she.
Speaker 2: Might have been in her fifties, actually, yeah she was.
Speaker 1: Really I thought he's.
Speaker 2: In her forties.
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought she had daughters that were in there that
I will say are probably older than Jordan. Yeah, twenty
four year old girl he's to dating now? Well anyway,
all right, we broke down the draft. Matt crushed. I
told you man was a sam begger.
Speaker 3: Don't Yeah, he killed it.
Speaker 1: He killed it Williams like I could not remember that
solid nod that was. That was a great poll, great poll,
and then gets it in the hole with the I
thought he did three No two for Matt Reese. Get
out to be TV for Greg Conners, future owner of
the Buffalo Bills, breaking down those draft picks.
Speaker 3: Getting ready the Bills, Kevin.
Speaker 1: Who just sits back and gloats about the Patriots and
is a h A plus draft Bill Muran will see
you tomorrow