Speaker 1: And y'all welcome back to oh TV.
Speaker 2: It is Tuesday at nine am, which means it's time
to check in with our guy, Nick Underhill. Nick underskilled, underskill,
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many years now, damn near how I guess however long
the site's been out? Really five years? Congratulates about to
saying I thought five years? Congratulately is Nick?
Speaker 1: Five years?
Speaker 2: Half a decade? Man? It's incredible what y'all have built.
I mean, higher and away. Mikey t a little bit
ago and a Q. I guess that was kind of
a lot of bit or more a bit ago than
I realize now. The inexorable march of time is funny
that way.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: But the point is I love this website and it's
the best way to keep up with the Orleans Saints.
So New Orleans on Football go check it out. Uh, Nick,
what's up? Brother? How are we doing here on this Tuesday?
Speaker 3: Doing good? Nothing going on with the Saints. You want
to drop this up? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, you know, it's not like we have an
entire free agency or off season. Two take care to
appoint you. Well, I mean, okay, so here here's that
is actually where I wanted to start. It's probably a
bad question because it's an incredibly broad question, but with
everything's done, what are what are the high level takeaways
about where you think the Saints' moves are telling us,
like how they feel about the team right, how they
feel about what they have, where they're going, what the
goals are. How are you interpreting everything they've done to
this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me preface this by saying that, like, I
think that they should have leaned into the rebuild. And
you know, I'm not a Taroton to the Studs guy,
but I think they should have leaned into you know, hey,
let's make this season a little bit more about eating
cap and being a little bit cleaner. Yeah, next season.
And there's like, there's a huge problem with talking about
this team where where when you say what you think
they're doing, people yell at you as if you were
the artist your opinion.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Yeah, So like I'm just I'm just analyzing this,
you know. I I I think their moves are very
very very clearly telling us what they've been telling us
with their with their mouths for the last year, and
it's that the injuries were a massive issue in that
they were a way better team than they ended up
showing in the final record. And uh, you know, look,
I think it's I think there's a there's two stems
to this. The first stem is that, yeah, like there
is a logical conclusion that being without all these players matters,
Like you wouldn't ever get on here and be like, yeah,
they should cut Eric McCoy and Alvin Kamara, in in
Chris Olave and Rasichi and Derek carr and and to
Mario Davis, and they would be a better team with
a better chance of winning where they should still win
the same amount of games. That's say an analysis, But
I think where it loses me is that you know, Okay,
everybody's healthy and you win eight or nine like that
is that you know? Is that enough? Like do you
just stand on that? Do you go to eight and nine,
you know, and add Justin Reid and hope for the difference,
Like maybe maybe it is. Look, the thing with this
is they're gonna get a chance to prove it, and
they're gonna be able to show us there all wrong.
But I just kind of fundamentally disagree with the idea
that that it was a good enough team last year.
And you know, my whole thing with Derek Carr going
back to the beginning, and I you know again, but
regardless if you think Derek was the right move or
the wrong move, once he was the move, I think
there had to be a second step to this where
you go all in around him, Like if you are
going to spend thirty three million dollars a year or
whatever the average was on it. Now it's up to forty.
But you know, if you're gonna do that, if you're
gonna if you're gonna you know, restructure his contract and
you're gonna do the path of hanging on to try
to win. I want to see you make the moves
to put him in a position where he can have
the best chance to succeed, because he's not the guy
that's gonna take you know, two receivers and make Frederick
Wilson a star. You know, he's not that guy. He's
not Tom Brady, he's not Drew Brees, he's not Patrick Mahomes.
Like you have to put you know, the T Higgins,
the Jamar Chase, like these are the guys that you
need to have, Like, you know, you need to have
high level players around Derek Carr for Derek Carr to work.
You know, DeVante Adams is a feasible one that you
could have went and got. And you know, I just
think at the beginning, at the genesis of this and
I think we're past the point of expiration, even like
I don't want to see him go all in around him,
But if you're gonna keep doubling down, and you know
that's gonna be your choice at the beginning, you have
to treat him as if he is a win with quarterback,
not a win because quarterback. And I feel like a
lot of what they've been doing is the win because
and he's not like he's not He's fine. He's a
fine quarterback. He's definitely not as bad as everybody thinks
he is, but he's definitely not as good as the
construction of this team would suggest he is. And you know,
I feel like they it's kind of like we're gonna
get Derek and just maintain relevance but not do the
thing to thrive. And you know, it's just well, if
you aren't going to try to thrive. Why even try
to make the effort to that, you know, it just
doesn't It doesn't make sense to me where where a
lot of stuff kind of feels like it is aimed
at just kind of maintaining the relevance and hoping that
you know, a couple of those coin flip games go
your way and you know, your your your grip on
relevance tightens a little bit more. But that just feels
like a tough way to live. And again, I don't
believe in the full out teardowns, start over, you know,
just just burn it to the ground thing. But I
do think that there is a you know, all right,
let's avoid the highway here and you know, catch it
down here and when we're you know, after we fill
up and we're set to go. But you know, I
just don't, I don't, I don't. I don't necessarily love
where they're at right now.
Speaker 1: We were talking about it a little bit earlier about
where they're at right now, Nick, because you know, mel
Kiper's got them taking Jackson Dart ninth overall. Yeah, exactly. Nothing,
nothing that they've done has shown you that they're going
to do that. I mean, they are trying to win.
Now in their minds, they think they can win. Now,
they're not going to select somebody that's not ready to
be a starting quarterback. And we all know that, right,
And so that situation, it might be fun to talk
about a quarterback, it's not going to happen. And so
what is going to happen at number nine? Because I mean,
all they've done in free agency is really signed defense
and a ton of defensive linemen either coming in or resigning, restructuring,
whatever it might be. So all signs would kind of
point to them maybe hopefully selecting somebody that can help
them on the offensive side of the football that could
be a playmaker, be it a running back, be a
Tedoro McMillan, be it a warrant at the tight end position.
Like in my opinion, they have to give Derek Carr
a weapon because he is not going to go out
there and win games for you, like you just mentioned,
he needs better personnel around him. Don't they have to
go playmaker at nine?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think they do. And yeah I don't see
dark happening there. Look, I don't think he would happen there.
But you get on the board and he's sitting there
and weird things can happen, So I'll never say never
on that. Yeah, I could be eating crow here for
for what I'm about to say. But like, just even
based on just what I've heard, you know, the the
grades are on Dart, I just don't. I don't see
it happen. I just don't see it happening like grades
around the league, I just don't. I would be when
you say.
Speaker 2: Grades, I'm sorry, interrup Nick. When you say grades, explain
that a little bit further. Do you mean like like
round grade, Like just like like what what what what?
What are they kind of what are league circles saying
about where they think he actually should be valued?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And again this is this is league circles. And
when you say league circles, that means that it's not
like direct like it's just gossip, but it's informed gossip,
and it's good gossip. And I feel I've historically felt
pretty good about the gossip I've heard. But yeah, I
mean I think I just don't think people see him
in that range. You know, scouts that that that I've
talked to that I trust the people that told me
last year. You know, hey, everybody's wrong on Brian Thomas,
like he's gonna go top twenty, like these these are
the same people that are telling me that you know,
hey Dart is not in this range, like not in
that range. But someone could see him as a as
a bonex. You know, all it takes is one and
all of a sudden your top fifteen pick. But I
would just be surprised, you know, just kind of you
can marry the sources of your information up with like
historical trends with him what the Saints have done, and
it would just be very you know, going through the
Jeff Ireland dots like years back, there's a lot of
a lot of draft picks like it would just really
really surprise me. So I got to say, no, I'm
to Mel on that one, but Mel didn't ask me.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 3: There right now, but go ahead to answer Jake's question though, Yeah,
it has to be an offensive weapon, Like it has
to be an offensive weapon. They've gone all defense. Ireland
was out at at Arizona's prod yesterday. He saw Team
Mac up post, so you know, maybe that's a guy there.
They did just give Juwan Johnson a really big contract.
So I don't know if you're him to be tight
end too. I don't know if it makes you bypass
Warren at that spot, but I would have definitely said
Warren before that pick I have to pick him, you know. Okay,
he's still in the mix, but I don't know that
you're selling out for him. You know, maybe there's a
greater need at wide receiver and if you like both.
I know a lot of teams had questions they kind
of wanted answered by by t Mak, you know, just
through the interview process, just to kind of see what
makes him, you know, burn, what's making them tick on
the inside, just kind of you know, sit down and
hear it, see what your point of view is, you know,
how you feel about the game, all that stuff. And
it sounds like a lot of you know a lot
of people have been impressed with him, and you know
that's what those meetings are for. So yeah, I mean
I think I think before I was kind of bi
on saying he'd be in play at mine, but I
think I think he's in play. I think he's in
play at that spot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, especially if like gen T and Warren
are already off the board, right Yeah, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, look, it could be a coin flip too at
that point. You know, sometimes unfortunately need dictates action every
now and then, and you know, if they're close, if
they're within range of each other, Warren and t Max
sitting there, maybe you go to the receiver because you
just missed on on Cup. Yeah, I would really like
it to see them just sign a veteran receiver. You know,
I like the idea of Keenan Allen at the beginning.
I like the idea of Keenan Allen at the end
on like a one year deal that that doesn't cost
a ton, probably a little less than Cup got paid,
and you just say, you know, you feel that need
so you aren't starving when you go into the draft, Like,
I think that would be a really good move just
to just to open up your options there. And look,
I think having like a big dog betteran older guy
in that room with with you know, those younger players,
I think that would be a really smart move too,
just to kind of have you know, the guy that
that's just he's done it forever. I mean, that's Keenan Allen,
Like that's the guy I would go get. But from
whatever they you know, the Cup thing was more about
the player than than feeling like you absolutely had to
go out and get a certain type of player. They
loved this the more about opportunity.
Speaker 2: They love this roster. I mean, I just keep going
back to Lomis code. You know, just because we went
five and twelve that maybe did anything wrong, Like okay,
I mean, you know, I think it's debatable, but sure, Uh,
speaking of Mickey Nick, is this and I and I
probably know the answer, but is this finally the year
where the New Orleans Saints use all of their draft picks?
Give us, because I'm sure you have them locked in.
Remind us about the amount of drafts in a row
that he's traded up, the amount of time he's never
traded back. Remind us a bit of Mickey's proclivity for
bundling picks to move up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's like never like they always they
always trade up. There's always going to be a trade up.
And part of that is, you know, sometimes they come
later in the draft. But and part of that is is, Okay,
we're gonna trade up. We're gonna get this guy, and
then we'll still sign our priority free agents after and
you know, I think in a single year, vacuum that's fine.
It's a fine approach. But when you kind of go
back and start looking at their draft history, and I'm
just talking about the Day three guys here, when you
start going back and looking at their draft history and
you see the lack of picks in those areas, and
then you see some of the hits they've had in
those areas, like a Cayden Ellis, you know, a Will
Clap just came back. Like those are good depth players,
and if you hit on a few of those over
the years, you have cheap depth. And then when everybody
gets injured, you have Kayden Ellis coming into the game,
and then Kayden Ellis Is making plays and then he
leaves and gets a massive contract from someone else because
he just provided you with amazing depth and you got
him for free seventh round. It worked out a hit.
But if you weren't making those picks, like again, in
a vacuum, it's fine, get a trade up, stign the
priority free agents. If you do that, you know, once
every four years, like you're probably you're probably cool, You're
probably in a great spot, and it's fine. But over time,
if you're not making those picks consistently, or you aren't
hitting on those picks. But if you're hitting on a
few of them now and then, and you're getting your
udfas and you have a couple of UDFA stick and
you have a couple picks from you know, rounds five
through seven stick, all of a sudden, you know, you're
adding two three guys that are NFL caliber backup players
to your roster every year, and you're pumping through the depth.
But like they haven't done that. And I feel like
that's kind of one of the bigger issues with with
kind of the injury equation is that Okay, yeah, like
we can all agree that it's historical, historically bad, but yeah,
the ability to fill them in it probably could have
been slightly better and maybe you get another win somewhere
if if you have better depth on your team, if
you're caps cleaner, if you aren't carrying that money and
you're making more you know, day three picks and you're
kind of getting some of that depth. I think I
think some of that is self inflicted, and I think
it can be both. Things Like it was too much
to overcome, but the ability to run triage on it
just wasn't quite there, Like the infrastructure hadn't been.
Speaker 4: Built to do it.
Speaker 3: And you know, I think they need to make those
picks this year, like, okay, trade.
Speaker 2: Up once, don't trade up, don't trade up, don't even
let don't even put that into either. No trading up
this year. Make every tick.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna have like a hard and fast rule
because like something like a great opportunity might be there,
like the next Spencer Rattler might fall the five and
you're like, you know what, like we're gonna we're gonna
jump up and get him. Like cool, fine, do that whatever,
you want to take a shot on that, but like,
don't trade them all for Adam trout him and then
you know.
Speaker 2: He said, there's there's a name I.
Speaker 3: Have not heard in a long Yeah, those are the moves.
Those are the moves that I think, you know, kind
of set you back a little bit.
Speaker 1: Hey, nick, I do want to ask you about one
position that we hadn't really got into, and that's the
running back position. That's obviously the most important position on
the field. We all know that so Ak look you
know much better last year looked like him, you know,
his true self, and looks like you know, he can
be such a focal part of the offense still, but
what does it look like behind him? Right, You've got
Miller who's had I mean so many weird moments already
in his NFL career, not being available, not being on
the field, kind of disagreeing with the head coach.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: You've got Jordan Mims, who somebody that is exciting, I mean,
undrafted free agent guy that's shown flashes. You signed Clyde
to another deal here, Like, what does it look like
and do you think they maybe look at the running
back position in the draft or do they like this
group to move forward?
Speaker 3: I think they have to add another one. I think
it's almost like a must. I just saw't, you know,
I don't feel great about any of those other guys, Like,
I don't think you can treat Andre like he's anything
at this point. If he surprises you, he surprises you.
They decided Dalis Jones, who had been a wide receiver,
transition to running back. They see him as a running back.
I don't think he makes the team. So I think
you need like another serious option there just to get
the pipeline going, like even if it's just, you know,
just just to get someone in here so that you
have a transition plan at some point, well, providing you know,
alvinc is still the number one, but you get someone
behind him, and if he's good enough, you've got a duo.
If not, like you still have have good depth. But
I think there has to be a another answer there.
And you know just where Alvin's crossed him that thirty threshold,
Like it's okay, I think to count on him still,
but you you have to have a serious uh insurance
policy there, just because reality tells you that he's gonna
miss some time at some point. He missed some games
last year, played through everything, but you know, at a
certain point, like that accumulation of of you know, things
kind of takes you off the road every now and then.
And I think, I think you just have to be
realistically prepared for that. And and if you aren't, I mean,
that's just it just would feel like poor planning.
Speaker 2: So with that in mind, quick one here, because he
kept you a long already, Nick, as we're want to do.
If gen T's on the board, is he just number
one with a bullet Like is there anybody that could
be on there that you would take it to the gent?
Speaker 3: I would I would have to, I would I would
like me as I would take him like I would
take them, I would have to. I think he's special.
I think he's different. I think he's someone that you
can kind of build your team around that you know,
the league's transitioning back toward it, and uh, you know,
I think it's Look, if I was running the team,
I would spend all my money on the offensive line,
Like That's just what I would do. But you know,
I don't see a guy there that you can take
at nine. I mean, Will Campbell might be there. But
if if this is my staff and how they're building it,
like they just wouldn't put Will Campbell at at you know,
I'm not He's not a tackle in Jeff Ireland's historical
draft trends, I'm not drafting a guard at nine. So
I think, you know, I think gent would be my guy.
And look, secondly, even if I'm just building a team
and Flagg is my other tackle, I don't want two
tackles for short arms like I don't. I don't want
two exceptions on the ends like I need. I need
one guy with like prototype size, And uh, I think
Will Campbell has a chance to probably be an extremely
good NFL player. It's just for this system. I don't
want I don't want to guys that you know, you
have to done the roles for and I bet my
roles last year, so I don't know that I could do.
Speaker 4: It this year.
Speaker 3: But I think I think he has a chance to
be a franchise cornerstone type player for for somebody somewhere.
And you know, it is a question though if if
it's tackle or guard, and taking a guard at nine
is rich when you have that many needs.
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everything else. Nick, thank you so much. Brother.
Speaker 3: Yep, Well take it easy and it's.
Speaker 2: Podcast videos, all of it. It's it's great.
Speaker 1: You know, we have too much time in between the
last game in college football until the NFL Draft. We've
given ourselves too much time. There's too much time, a
lot of talking to have all these different takes. The
takes start turning themselves into something different. Like you finish
your season, go playing the Senior Bowl, go work out
for two weeks for the combine, go to your pro
day and let's let's have the draft, or don't you Scott,
Let's have it March twentieth. Yeah, Cam, I don't know
what we're doing there. Let's have it March twentieth because
some players. And I saw some guy on Top McShay
show yesterday and I'm not trying to me, I just
don't remember who it was. I'm not trying to throw
shade at him. But he's like, Will Campbell scares the
blank out of me. And he's like, the tape's good,
but there's the arms, and then like everybody tells me
he's this and the tape's good, but it's not like this.
And I'm like, dude, you're playing both sides of this
and you're trying not to have a wrong opinion. You
haven't really given a real opinion yet. It's like there's
too much time. We just we overthink this thing. It's like, Okay,
you turn the tape. Did Will Campbell play in the
best league in college football at an elite level at tackle?
He was dominant? He did in past? Right? Did his
did his arms really affect him?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Because he's a puncher, he's not a grabber. So also,
if you're going to use the short arm stuff, we'll
go back and know the difference. And we talked about it.
What a month ago Andrew Whitworth grab her. Yeah right,
not a puncher. Well, Camel's a puncher. So you know
that changes things. It's it's a different technique. And I'm
sure Will's done that because of his arm link. That's
what he's learned. That's how he became an elite pass protector.
And so there's so much time in their free Yeah,
there's so much time in the process. He this guy's like,
you can't kick him down to guard. Look how high
he is. He's like, dude, he just ran a sub five.
He's athletic enough. That's his stance at tackle. Who's to
say he can't have a different stance at guard. It's
just I think it's because we have so much time
to bob that we just overthinking. We talk ourselves into
good or bad narratives, whatever it might be. Let's move
this thing up to March.
Speaker 2: You're right, I've always said it a draft process. It's
the ultimate realization of that, Uh, leave no stone unturned idea,
Like we just keep talking, so eventually every take gets made,
like we did a segment on Jackson Darkening Draft at
nine today. Yes, wait to go, Taylor, I hope you're happy.
Speaking of coming up next, we got to take invil
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Speaker 2: Come on now, this makes me want to line dance
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Speaker 1: Lay something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it makes me want to ride a mechanical bull.
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Speaker 2: Country ass party, you know, some country ass party.
Speaker 6: Like with my hand in the air going like this.
Speaker 2: Yeah hardcoay, just getting drunk, Yeah, real drug. I saw
videos of uh country doing like country girls twerking today, okay,
which is pretty interesting, like tworking in line dancing combined.
Speaker 1: It's pretty hot song.
Speaker 7: I was about to say te bombs like I saw
one video that turned into five.
Speaker 2: It was it was one video, but like a wink
at the camera at the piece like it was a
three hour video. It just kept replete shout out to
all the country tworkers out there, the small but growing community.
Look to be a part of it. Actually, that's something
I've never done that I would love to do. Yeah,
just go to like a like, Yeah.
Speaker 6: So, do you know any line dances?
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 6: You don't know? Footloose?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I could do. I could do the Dent
Dent d d No.
Speaker 4: Copper Head Road, No, oh, that's my favorite one. When
Copperhead Road comes on somewhere, I'm out.
Speaker 2: There line dancing. I would love to.
Speaker 6: I love copper Head I'll teach you Copperhead Road.
Speaker 2: Where do they do line dancing here?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Is that like mainly a Texas thing?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: No, I'm sure they got to go three one eight,
what not? I think. I just think it'd be very
fun because boots underrated. Awesome to dance it, right, great dance,
I mean so slick and not like slippery. But I
don't know how do you explain that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: When a dancing chew it's it's not slippery, but you
can slot, you can move in it. Yeah, big ol' heel.
Speaker 6: I love line dancing.
Speaker 2: When we were at Disney we went eight. It's some
Irish public Disney Springs and they had uh Irish dancers
and that was really interesting to see live and everything
that for It's really intense to happen when we were
growing up, probably before. I don't know if y'all this
phenomena is still around, but Jake, you probably remember it
all the old river dance commercials. Oh yeah, back in
the day, river dances big there. For the river dance
like took over the world for a minute. Everybody just
wanted to go watch. I believe it's Irish dancing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was in like New York. I don't know
if it was like broad I don't know what exactly
it was, but I feel like river dance was a
massive pop culture phenomenon there back in the late nineties
early two thousands.
Speaker 4: For a bit, someone said the Texas Club. I don't
think the Texas Club is open unless somebody's playing there.
Speaker 1: I was wondering why.
Speaker 6: It used to be, but I think now they only
open for shows.
Speaker 1: Well you would know.
Speaker 6: I think that's.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound like you know, uh, does peep know
the difference in Irish and Scottish not entirely. I know
how that different the accidents sound. I have no idea
geographically what's different. They both were killed, right, just different versions. Yes,
maybe the Scott's called like Tartans or something like that,
and we're like a Scottish brook I think, is a
little more down here, something like this, and then you
have the Irish a limit, which is a little more
along these lines. I suppose.
Speaker 4: I don't know Killia Murphy versus Jane's Macavoy, those are
the two different ones.
Speaker 2: So oh man, I don't think I know who's who
in that equation. Let me thinkna Go Macaboy Scottish.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, I.
Speaker 6: Think Killian's Irish.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Ireland is a separate island.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like Scotland's like at the top and then
Ireland's like I've been in Scotland, so Scotland's like above.
Speaker 2: I did not know it was an island. I knew
it had coasts.
Speaker 4: It's part so it's like it's like the coast. It's
kind of like Canada and America. It's kind of like
Canada and America.
Speaker 2: Where like they're connected.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then Ireland is off to the west.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the yeah, y'all's geography kills me sometimes, I agree,
slow geography.
Speaker 2: Gotta get what I thought we were berating the young
people back there because she knew, she knew what it was.
Scotland's north of England on the big island.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's right, Scotland England.
Speaker 4: Well, where's dolphins the other side, the Dolphin islands on
the way to mobile that's true.
Speaker 2: Uh, okay, Scotland's not island, thank you. I didn't think
so or confused me for a second there.
Speaker 6: We never said it was an island, Okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Uh in North Ireland is its own country or no,
I might have just.
Speaker 1: It's like a west just got an update that not
only have you been to Scotland, but you spent a
whole week driving around in Scotland a lot.
Speaker 2: We rode tripped throughout the entirety of that. Sounds fun,
sounds fun.
Speaker 1: It's I have also got some information that you were
too worried about doing slow mo videos the whole time.
Speaker 2: I want to show you. They were all clowning me
because like we planned a trip where instead of actually
sitting down anywhere, we just drove twenty four to seven,
which was cool, but it was a lot of driving,
but I I had a I set the camera up
in front of the car with time laps on and
I made some incredible time lapses. Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: I love a time lapse.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I love thank you. If you just reminded me
of just married.
Speaker 2: If you have a rapper Viking times he would go
to Greenland. I heard, uh, so Chaps from barstool.
Speaker 6: I know they just keep making up people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well he's been around for he was, No, he's
been rubber. He was one of the he was like,
he's one of the military veterans. He was on the
zero blog thirty. Their military pocket is one of their
first big ones. I'm pretty sure back in the day
he's a really good dude. But he has his new videos.
Here was where I don't know what the show he's promoting.
He is, but he asked people like like, uh, trivia
about the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh I've seen this to you.
Speaker 2: Okay, so do you know the one country without mosquitoes?
Speaker 6: No, tell me about that?
Speaker 2: And then interesting one country that mosquitos? What is it?
Speaker 1: I think it was Iceland.
Speaker 2: I think it probably makes sense. Yeah, that's cool not
have mosquitoes.
Speaker 6: Iceland or Greenland. Greenland's the ice one, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's weird they got him. Iceland's also icy though, right,
but just it's like habitable where Greenland Lake is kind
of not. Yeah, never forget him, rakia Vic, that's of course,
where did you go there? Bobby Fisher beat Boris Spotsky
back in the day, the most famous chess match that
has ever been played. Bobby Fisher would later become a
fugitive on the run from the American government, I believe,
as well as the Japanese government, would end up settling
in Reykubik, where they went extra ite him.
Speaker 4: So the more you Real Housewives of Orange County episode
where they went there and they were eating fermented shark,
and I was like, that is disgusting.
Speaker 2: Doesn't sound great.
Speaker 6: Also, the sun was up the entire time.
Speaker 2: Oh they weren't. They were in Iceland. You're saying, yeah, oh, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: I want to I'm just real quick. I want to give.
I want to give a couple of countries, and you
tell me if they're landlocked or not. Yeah, hit me, okay. Austria, yes, okay,
well done, Slovakia yes, absolutely, okay, Poland.
Speaker 2: I should know this from World War Two. I thought
Germany was landlocked. Did they invaded Poland? Right away?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say no, Poland has a coast, guys.
Speaker 2: No, the Danes they are seafaring people.
Speaker 1: So what's your answer?
Speaker 2: Not landlocked for.
Speaker 1: Lithuania gotta be landlocked. It's all vampires and mountains. That's
not on the coast.
Speaker 2: What Yeah, oh wow, I'm shocked.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Croatia, Uh, not landlocked because that's what they did King's Landing.
Oh but also if I actually this is a one
bit of map lored that I know, it is fed
up what they did to Serbia because they basically just
took all the coast and like cut Serbia out from
the coast.
Speaker 1: Like what the hell, dude, Yeah they did. I mean
like they really did. When you look at the map,
it's really jacked up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like no, no, no, no, we're gonna take this.
You can have all, but we're gonna get all of
this right here. Bulgaria, Uh, I mean that sounds landlocked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's on the coast. Yeah, much better than I
thought you would do.
Speaker 2: I was like, what.
Speaker 1: I believe?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh look at our guy.
Speaker 4: Go, I'm taking off boys, it's a B.
Speaker 6: H Hell yeah, I actually don't know if that's true.
Speaker 1: So Maba used to say the college it is yeah
D for degree.
Speaker 2: Which, by the way, we're doing up. The grades were
much harder to get, like when I was growing up
at first, and A was like A ninety four above right,
A B was like mid eighties, and then somewhere it
just came sixty seventy eighty ninety.
Speaker 6: I thought it was like nine hundred was A.
Speaker 1: It's in that to the group the time laps that
I'm watching right now, I'm watching this. I'm watching this
large human being on this swing with this nice little
Scottish hat on and a scarf.
Speaker 2: My wife's also texted me and called me an idiot.
Whatever I'll do.
Speaker 1: Oh, anyway, I feel like you made this whole trip
just just based off what I've gathered here. You made
this trip more about the videos and the time laps
that actually enjoying that.
Speaker 2: You're not any He hadn't drink, you were uh no,
we went to the Isle of Sky.
Speaker 1: Mm hm. Anyway, wit you had a good time though.
Speaker 2: It was it was beautiful, God, it was a beautiful country.
Speaker 1: Was just like all right, bro, It's like if you
take one more country, all right? Uh unfil started the
next off the bench.
Speaker 2: Go to All Star Toyota, Ben Rouge All Start Toyota
Van Rouge dot Com. Yees see, look at this. Nookie
says eighty was a D in his high school. Seventy
four was an F the time we used to be
a country. Huh yeah. And then we started giving out
participation trophy.
Speaker 1: It was like a C probably an All Star way.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: You know, didn't lose their way All Start Toyota.
Speaker 1: I didn't go to evangel to play school though.
Speaker 2: Did not go to evangel play school, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: Uh what don't you being honest?
Speaker 2: That's for sure. I mean it's sure their powerhouse. Due.
I accused uh John Curtis of that back in the
day when I first started my radio career and they
called the station and got all upset. I'm like, did
they really? Yeah? Like, bro, what are y'all talking about? Whatever?
Speaker 1: Good I've met Jason Spedoni before.
Speaker 2: Goos dot com. I remember you mentioned O t B
at the service and you get two to fifty dollars
towards a deductible hollow.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to off the bench where the takes are
hot and the sports talk is questionable.
Speaker 1: Laundry. Have you ever seen the clip of George straight
He's singing a Brooks and dun cover. Yeah, yeah, and
like kicks Brooks can't sit still. Yeah, he's got the harmonica.
He's like, I'm not going to allow this opportunity to
pass me by.
Speaker 6: It starts like shredding the heart.
Speaker 1: You can't help it. Yeah, I think.
Speaker 6: Some sort of award show.
Speaker 1: I think you've probably got a Lifetime Achievement award. And yeah,
gotta pretty cool for King George to be covering your
song in front of you.
Speaker 6: I can't imagine the legend. Yeah, he was wearing like
these cute little glasses.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look, father time comes for us all.
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 6: Are you looking for the video?
Speaker 4: Still?
Speaker 2: I wish I could find it.
Speaker 1: I'm getting some great pictures and videos from Caitlin. One
in which you're in a phone booth that you can
actually pay for the phone booth with a credit card,
and if you have to pay for a phone call
with a credit card, it just feels like a lot. Yeah,
but the human inside the phone booth, which allegedly is you,
doesn't look like he's related to you, not even a
distant cousin to you from what you look like right now.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, bo, I'm gonna find eventually. All right, let's though,
go to a little uh today NFL Story of the Today.
Speaker 5: It's time for Day Today's NFL Story of the Day Day,
your daily dose of NFL news from Taylor Sharp.
Speaker 7: So SPARSANFL free agency goes. There's kind of a little
quarterback standstill, if you will. So it really seems like
Aaron Rodgers wants to go through the Minnesota Vikings.
Speaker 2: What is going on there?
Speaker 7: And they have not told him no yet, but they
haven't exactly told him. Yes, the Pittsburgh Steelers have made
no bones about it that they want Aaron Rodgers instead
of Russell Wilson. He doesn't want them, Russ wants to
go back to Pittsburgh, but Cleveland really wants Russell Wilson.
And while the New York Giants are set to draft
a quarterback, t Bob, bad news.
Speaker 2: For you, Bud.
Speaker 7: What the New York Giants have reached out to one quarterback,
Jameis Winston and they brought him recently.
Speaker 2: So New York is taking football seriously again.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we can go with that. They're interviewing Jamis went
so they brought in Jameis Winston, Russell Wilson and Joe Flacco.
Speaker 2: What a trio? And uh yeah, what a trio?
Speaker 7: And uh they're trying to add Winston, including one of
the quarterbacks they add whoever is at three, whether it's
Ward who seems like he's going to the Titans now,
or more than likely Shad or Sanders. But look, all
these other teams are waiting around Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, but
New York said, nope, we got our guy. Looks like
it might be Jameis Winston. So t Bob's all time
favorite Saints quarterback might be off the market.
Speaker 6: What is What are the Giants doing.
Speaker 2: What the Giants would do?
Speaker 6: But like I just it's just giants. It's just so funny.
Speaker 2: Don't feel like they're doing what I wanted the Saints
to do. They're gonna have the Jamis experience. They're gonna
have fun, They're gonna lose, they're gonna draft a quarterback.
Speaker 7: Okay, but how about this though, Like we can, and
we can, we can laugh at the Giants for bringing
in those three quarterbacks, right, But Let's say Minnesota does
decide that JJ's not ready, they want to bring in
Aaron Rodgers for a year. Okay, Russell Wilson finally decides,
I don't want to go to Pittsburgh because they didn't
want me. I'm signing with Cleveland. Pittsburgh's going to the
problem without a date. At that point, they're rolling with
Mason Rudolph in twenty twenty five, so we can we
can laugh at the Giants all they want. Pittsburgh is
playing with fire right now with this Aaron Rodgers situation.
Just re signed Russ running back.
Speaker 2: You couldn't get Donner or blitzing. What about common or
cupid bums?
Speaker 4: I mean, Rudolph was the main one, So what Rudolph
was the main one, so he's the star of the show.
Speaker 2: Rudolph was a situational player.
Speaker 7: Okay, you know what your point when you got he
never would have gotten the opportunity.
Speaker 2: And also like what did you do Docter that? I mean,
did we ever hear of Rudolph after that night? No,
because they had to retire him because you know, you
can't be having Santa getting spotted everywhere because it's stupid
glowing red nose. You might be one of the one
trick pony, one trick reindeer, I suppose, but you get
the point. I don't know what noise reindeer make. Probably
probably pretty horse actually, I think it's a millle like
a moose, because they're more reindeer than.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't think they have anything to do with horses.
Speaker 2: I don't think so either. I would say they're probably
more cal too. I bet you both their knees been
in the same way. I mean, yeah, but okay, different
than our knees.
Speaker 1: You've been talking about being on your knees a lot.
Speaker 2: You have it shouldn't get brittle ones earlier. I do well. Actually,
my knees are pretty good. My shoulders brittle arthritis.
Speaker 1: Oh what how the the appointment goes, MRI?
Speaker 2: I went great. I doing the results on Wednesday. Okay, So,
been taking advantage of the wonderful Osner Walking Clinic over
their elite training right there off a bourbon a full
orthopedic clinic. It's crazy on campus at Eilie. It's beauty,
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Speaker 1: It is funny though, I like I think it was yesterday,
I just like you. I was like I just wasn't
feeling it, Like, just didn't feel great. To drive the
street board one day kind of got me a little bit,
and I was just like, I want to go to
Elite and just sleep in the sauna. Hell yeah, you know,
nothing makes me feel better than just sweating it out.
Speaker 2: What a great reason?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Closing on the show.
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Speaker 1: You can still do it, bo.
Speaker 2: Now they're on these parts in this room. You can
true you could have yesterday morning. Yeah, brank God jacab
that jacket, dude, I would have been.
Speaker 1: Well to be fair to Tea Bob. It was kind
of thrown on us last minute that we were going
to be out.
Speaker 6: There, you know that part, but like you knew it was.
Speaker 1: Cold, ask the bench kind of yes, but but to
be fair again, he thought he was coming here.
Speaker 6: Know that is true.
Speaker 2: That is true, h as bench. Does the sec go
fourteen or fourteen in the first round? What no looking at.
Speaker 1: Uh? You know, no teens really separated themselves.
Speaker 2: Do you miss riding in the back seat of the
car like you did when you were a kid.
Speaker 1: In the back side of the truck.
Speaker 2: I just missed riding in the old cars that where
the back seat.
Speaker 6: Faced back or like they faced each other.
Speaker 2: Or like that.
Speaker 1: It was like, yeah, truck, it was like the side seat.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and like you're like facing each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Terry Bradshaw pass away in Shreeport thirty one, thirty
two and uh, we definitely in the back of that
truck going sixty five.
Speaker 2: You're just shot like a rocket right out of there.
Speaker 1: Think about it, though, I wouldn't even know right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we used to cross the bridge and corpus in
the back like in the bed of the truck. But
my dad used to buckle me and my brother in
the front seat and like hell yeah, frenzy and just
like put the cbelt over both of us.
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