Speaker 1: We're the Sean Salisbury Show continued, I'm just gonna I'm
Speaker 1: gonna roll through some some some names here for you, Sean.
Speaker 2: Okay can I I don't know if this is true.
Speaker 2: Uh oh, but Jeremy J Jay Dim Underscore nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: two on Twitter is a buddy of the show. I
Speaker 2: mean tweets us says apparently.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is true because he split
Speaker 2: lol on the end, but I'm assuming because he put
Speaker 2: a specific number that apparently Sharp spent over one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty thousand.
Speaker 3: On those teeth. WHA, what damn is that true? Let
Speaker 3: me let me say, is that is that true? Dude?
Speaker 2: I mean, man, those are some choppers. For one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty grand, that's some teeth. I mean, you're paying
Speaker 2: some coin for me.
Speaker 1: Sh Shannon Sharp indeed said on his Club Shasha podcast
Speaker 1: that he spent over one hundred and thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: on his veneer and he brushes his teeth ten times
Speaker 1: a day.
Speaker 3: Damn.
Speaker 2: I don't mind you brushing your teeth ten times a game.
Speaker 2: I like a good hygiene and being fresh too.
Speaker 1: One hundred and thirty thousand dollars worth of veneers and
Speaker 1: implants in his mouth.
Speaker 2: Man, that's a lot of that's a lot of that's
Speaker 2: a lot of real estate right there, with one hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty thousand worth. There's your there's there's your down
Speaker 2: payment on your new crib.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah, a lot of it, man.
Speaker 2: And that's a that's a that's a lot of that's
Speaker 2: a lot of money for some teeth. But good, good
Speaker 2: on him. If you can afford to sling a buck
Speaker 2: thirty on him, go for it.
Speaker 3: That's just stupid. Whoa, it's it. Don't get his wallet?
Speaker 1: No, not like stupid as him, dumb like stupid, like
Speaker 1: that's just stupid money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, that dentist is a do it all right?
Speaker 3: My god? Man?
Speaker 2: A buck a buck thirty? Yes, yeah, man, that's incredible.
Speaker 3: It's insane. All right, good on him. I love it.
Speaker 3: Good on him. I ain't hating him on it, no, man.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: Uh with this question I have for you, Sean, if
Speaker 1: the NFL has a QUB development problem, I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: roll some names here. Anthony Richardson twenty two years old,
Speaker 1: he's been benched. Bryce Young, twenty three years old. He's
Speaker 1: been benched. Trey Lance twenty four barely started, benched. Justin
Speaker 1: Fields twenty five years old. He has been benched. Will
Speaker 1: Levis twenty five years old. He's been benched. Zach Wilson
Speaker 1: twenty five benched, Mac Jones twenty six years old, benched,
Speaker 1: Kenny Pickett twenty six years old, benched. In those names,
Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson, Bryce Young are a part in Will Levis.
Speaker 1: We're all a part of the same draft class as c. J.
Speaker 2: Stroud and Hendon Hooker too. And but also you know,
Speaker 2: came off the injury, off the the injury, and you're
Speaker 2: talking about first round picks anyway. Yeah, so what's your question.
Speaker 2: Do we have a problem?
Speaker 3: Is there? Okay?
Speaker 1: But then also let me play Devil's advocate real quick
Speaker 1: for you. Caleb Williams starter, Jaden Daniels starter, c J.
Speaker 1: Stroud starter, Brock Purty starter, Bo Nicks starter, Trevor Lawrence starter,
Speaker 1: Jordan Love, Jalen Hurts, Justin Herbert to a tongue of
Speaker 1: ilo at, Joe Burrow, Kyle Murray, Lamar Jackson, all those guys,
Speaker 1: Drake May. All those guys are twenty seven years and younger.
Speaker 1: Now you look at guys that have Trevor Lawrence has
Speaker 1: just been has pretty much stayed the same, dipped a
Speaker 1: little bit, gone up a little bit. Dal don't donjer
Speaker 1: Dal Jones are But with the names that I started,
Speaker 1: all of those guys are very young, high draft picks
Speaker 1: and they're all on the bench. Does the NFL have
Speaker 1: a QB development.
Speaker 2: From how many of them are on the bench because
Speaker 2: they have a star in front of him. Are on
Speaker 2: the bench because of poor performance.
Speaker 1: Mac Jones' poor performance, Zach Wilson poor performance. Can he
Speaker 1: pick at poor performance? Will Levis is not very good.
Speaker 1: Justin Fields you can about their ability. We're talking about
Speaker 1: their performance while playing quarterback in the NFL. Justin Fields
Speaker 1: is the outlier. I thought he's actually gotten better and
Speaker 1: played pretty well. But he's got on the bench and
Speaker 1: he's on his second team in three years. Trey Lance
Speaker 1: the time that you I've seen him in he's terrible.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call it like it is. He's terrible. Bryce
Speaker 1: Young poor performance, and Anthony's been terrible as well. Out
Speaker 1: of me and Anthony Richardson is terrible. Dude couldn't hit
Speaker 1: the braw side of a barn.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I'd have to go through each one again,
Speaker 2: but for the most part. Now, last year, Zach Wilson,
Speaker 2: their team was pretty good. They had some players, but
Speaker 2: they're struggling this year even with how many of those
Speaker 2: teams that we named these quarterbacks are on that are
Speaker 2: benched that were in that class or on good teams. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's one I've said on this many and there's some
Speaker 2: veterans that are like this too. They better have great
Speaker 2: players around him to validate why you pick them, and
Speaker 2: they're good. There's only it's it's a rare one. If
Speaker 2: they rare one that you can go on a team
Speaker 2: as a young player on a bad team and you
Speaker 2: are the reason you turn at Stroud's partames not the
Speaker 2: only reason, but a big.
Speaker 3: Part of it.
Speaker 1: Well, those are the two that I was going to
Speaker 1: bring it back to you right.
Speaker 2: And look at the way was playing and Caleb woodde
Speaker 2: the Chicago Bears may end up missing the playoffs because
Speaker 2: of the boneheaded play.
Speaker 3: At the end of the game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they'll marry because they are playing good football.
Speaker 2: So let's we're trying to We can't bury the Caleb
Speaker 2: Williams has done well, He's not as the numbers aren't
Speaker 2: as good as Jayden Daniels, but all four of those. Again,
Speaker 2: Drake may looks to have some skills, right, So do
Speaker 2: we have a quarterback development problem? Of course we do
Speaker 2: because we throw guys in because you draft him high
Speaker 2: and all the money involved in your team's not good
Speaker 2: and part of the development problems fans as well, And
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you why you run out there, for instance,
Speaker 2: Michael Pennix, who's not a first rounder, but go ahead,
Speaker 2: I take it back. First for top ten pick. Was
Speaker 2: it's supposed to be until late right? Some people thought
Speaker 2: you cold get him after fifteen? Well, Atlanta gets him.
Speaker 2: He's backing up. If Kirk Cousins goes three games and
Speaker 2: doesn't have a good and they lose three in a row,
Speaker 2: what or even what in the opener if he threws
Speaker 2: three picks? What you heard people say after they got
Speaker 2: beating the opener? Uh, there's people that want pinnicks. So fans,
Speaker 2: what happened? What happened here? The tom Savages first half?
Speaker 2: Oh god? People people were pining for Watson before but
Speaker 2: wanted him to play. So fans said, because if you
Speaker 2: draft a guy that high and you got to start
Speaker 2: in front of him, like Cousins are like a veteran who,
Speaker 2: you know, not an Aaron Rodgers, but a good veteran
Speaker 2: that you're eventually going to give way to. Right, what
Speaker 2: happens if he throws three picks in the opener? What's
Speaker 2: everybody in the world say, start to play the rookie,
Speaker 2: Give the rookie a shot. Happens all the time. Look
Speaker 2: what they did to Malik Willis in Tennessee. Put him
Speaker 2: in there when their quarterback wasn't playing well. He played awful.
Speaker 2: They didn't even want to throw it, and then he
Speaker 2: lost some confidence and they weren't very good on offense.
Speaker 2: They they put him in the motor pool and sent
Speaker 2: him away. I mean, you know, got rid of him,
Speaker 2: and they go get will Levis, who's having the same
Speaker 2: some of the similar struggles.
Speaker 3: And look what Willis has done now, didn't get.
Speaker 2: Frustrated, went to a better team that coaches it better,
Speaker 2: and he's come off the bench and played damn good
Speaker 2: football in place with Jordan Love. So the development coaching matters,
Speaker 2: players commitment off season what they're doing.
Speaker 3: And we also at a young age, what do these
Speaker 3: guys do?
Speaker 2: How many times do you watch guys and I can
Speaker 2: go there and I train them and watch guys train
Speaker 2: them that everything we do has got to be what
Speaker 2: mahomes and the off schedule guys do. It starts in
Speaker 2: high school. These guys want to put a highlight reel
Speaker 2: of off schedule stuff. So when you actually ask them
Speaker 2: to make a play under center or from the gun
Speaker 2: in rhythm, some can't do it.
Speaker 3: So they're just it's play and then seven on.
Speaker 2: Seven wall great for reps, also sucks for mechanics and performance.
Speaker 2: If you want a quarterback to lose if a coach
Speaker 2: isn't paying attention, because what do they they're getting paid.
Speaker 2: They're not usually the high school coach that coaches seven
Speaker 2: on seven for their own high school, right, So what
Speaker 2: do they do? They go out there, I watch them
Speaker 2: drop back, hold the ball, Holy the buzzer goes off.
Speaker 2: They're climbing the pocket instead of you want to talk
Speaker 2: about screwing your mechanics up for them.
Speaker 3: There's some good seven on side.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying the coaches aren't good, but their job
Speaker 2: they want to win the seven on seven league.
Speaker 3: You're not coaching mechanics. So what do they do? Then
Speaker 3: they come back to you get ready.
Speaker 2: For the fall and say, why is that ball dropping
Speaker 2: while you hold one hand? Because playmaking, I'm not seven
Speaker 2: out seven can be great, but it's got to be
Speaker 2: used properly. Right, Yeah, if I teach you, if you have,
Speaker 2: all you teach is hitting home runs during batting practice
Speaker 2: and then you got to go play during the season.
Speaker 3: What's going to happen now.
Speaker 2: Mechanics are going to struggle and you got to make
Speaker 2: up for three months of lost time. So it'd be
Speaker 2: nice if they were working in unison. So it does
Speaker 2: start there, and then in college they're not working on mechanics.
Speaker 2: You're working on I just want a guy gives me
Speaker 2: a chance to win, so and we love these dual
Speaker 2: threat quarterbacks, but we're spending so much time teaching all
Speaker 2: that other stuff that we forgot the very basics that
Speaker 2: a guy like Anthony richards And lost his job because
Speaker 2: he can't perform hit a shallow crosser on the move
Speaker 2: where the guy can run and score instead of behind him,
Speaker 2: or hits off his back shoulder, or mac Jones maybe
Speaker 2: physically limited but doesn't have all those receivers he had there,
Speaker 2: goes to New England, has a good rookie year. They
Speaker 2: protect him then when they have to rely on him
Speaker 2: more to do it, and he doesn't have great players
Speaker 2: around him.
Speaker 3: Mac Jones is just an average player.
Speaker 2: So they've all shown flashes of something special, but it's sustaining.
Speaker 3: It's a hard position. So develop me.
Speaker 2: Yes, we don't have the time. We won't let him develop.
Speaker 2: And every now and then you get a guy who's
Speaker 2: ready Jaden Daniels, c J.
Speaker 3: Stroud.
Speaker 2: Most of them are like the guys you mentioned, most
Speaker 2: rookies in their time and first and second year guys
Speaker 2: that were forced into playing on crappy ass teams.
Speaker 3: They try to do too much.
Speaker 2: They get to hear with Sam Darnold another case in point,
Speaker 2: couldn't play I mean a lick in the Jets and flashes,
Speaker 2: but then you move him on. He's on his third
Speaker 2: team and a fourth team. He was in San Francisco
Speaker 2: as well, gets with the coach, he's comfortable, Quitch trying
Speaker 2: to be a hero, got good players and guess what
Speaker 2: he's got him in a chance to be a playoff
Speaker 2: team and five games into the season was the MVP
Speaker 2: in the league. So yeah, we got to development problem.
Speaker 2: It's part player. They don't put enough time in on
Speaker 2: the Macada basic stuff. It's part coaching and how they
Speaker 2: all these leagues that they go where you're just throwing
Speaker 2: for reps and every rep is not a good rep.
Speaker 2: That's one thing, Hey get more reps in. Well, if
Speaker 2: you're giving bad reps in and we're coaching bad reps,
Speaker 2: guess what happens. That's what the mind's gonna remember, and
Speaker 2: the body and the mechanics are going to do bad reps.
Speaker 2: Because you have success dropping out our armslot once in
Speaker 2: a while doesn't mean that's the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: You still got to coach the proper mechanics without being robotic, right,
Speaker 2: So all those things then you get and when you
Speaker 2: get to the C season, no coaches keaching mechanics. We're
Speaker 2: putting game plans and we have time for you to
Speaker 2: go fix your throwing motion in September. So yeah, we
Speaker 2: got a problem. And guys, as long as you're winning,
Speaker 2: they don't fix the negative.
Speaker 3: We're winning. I'll live with it.
Speaker 2: If Anthony Richardson was a sixty five percent completion guy
Speaker 2: even by tapping out his ass will be playing this week.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we have a development problem because we force
Speaker 2: him in quickly. But I'm okay with it, because guess
Speaker 2: what if the rookie, if the veterans making rookie playing
Speaker 2: like a rookie, play the rookie, and if he's not
Speaker 2: mentally tough to handle failure, he wasn't going to be
Speaker 2: worth the powder it takes to blow him to helen
Speaker 2: back anyway, and it all comes together and then you'll
Speaker 2: get the rare ones. The most of them are supposed
Speaker 2: to play like the list you just read. Most aren't
Speaker 2: supposed to play like C. J. Stroud and Jayden and
Speaker 2: Daniels in their first two years. Those are the outliers.
Speaker 2: Manning didn't, Elway didn't. They had flashes, They struggled. Aikman
Speaker 2: got his ass handed to him three Super Bowls later.
Speaker 2: Guy's pretty good. Yeah, coaching does matter. Development does matter.
Speaker 2: But you can develop on the field quicker too. But
Speaker 2: you have to have a mentality and a coaching staff.
Speaker 3: That gets it right. You just do.
Speaker 1: Let's continue this discussion on the quarterback development problem in
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