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Bill's are on. It looked like a hot streak, Danny, I,
I don't know what to think of this win or
or not. It's the Tennessee Titans with a backups.
Speaker 2: Raising Rudolph who they be last year in the playoffs.
Wolitsburg looked great. Mason looked in the first he really did.
That's he played, He played within himself.
Speaker 3: And then I don't know if it's McDermott, does he
adjust at the half. I had no doubt in my
mind at any point during this game that they were
going to walk away. They were going to the score
ended exactly how I thought it would be. Was it
thirty something.
Speaker 2: Or thirty four? Ten excuse me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was gonna say thirty three ten, but if
you can't tell, I had been over at my friend
Damian Munconnery's barn. I was drinking for an Irish a
little bit too much and not not drinking too much.
Speaker 2: I just had a I saw that that fan duel
my animals seven and a half drinks.
Speaker 3: Well, I didn't have seven and a half, but.
Speaker 2: Oh I took the over. That's why I didn't get
the payout.
Speaker 3: Our favorite call, and the Yankees.
Speaker 2: Were my parlay this week, so at least I got
one half way.
Speaker 3: But the Yankees on the way to the world, back
to the world.
Speaker 2: Danny gotta be excited. I am it's our right of
passage as Yankee fans like it's been too long.
Speaker 3: And the Bills, I mean, could they go on a
run here for a while? Tomari Cooper in the first
in the first half when when Amari was a targeted,
I almost feel like he was used to the speed
of Josh Allen's throw and like it like he lost
that well.
Speaker 2: Saun Watson has one of the slowest arms in the NFL,
and he probably got used to it, like when he
came out of college. You know he throws the ball
at forty five miles an hour, which is a joke.
The thing was, is that Bill O'Brien's like, okay, well,
just we won't make you throw bombs or like we'll
just make quick slants and make the offense really quick
for you, so it won't matter. But he doesn't have
he doesn't have a fraction of the speed that Allen has.
So that's why it's like Roger Clemens throwing balls.
Speaker 3: I'm really from all I'm not kidding. I wondered if
that first one where it bounced off his hands was
because he just wasn't used to the speed of Josh Allen.
And then after that caught the touchdown pass even though
he seemed to sort of stutter with that cat it
and then it had a great catch along the sideline.
I thought, I mean, that was an amazing catch. Don't
know how Josh Allen got it in there.
Speaker 2: I think if if MARII Cooper isn't playing in this game,
I think this is one of those like seventeen to
ten games, or perhaps maybe a seventeen fourteen games something
like something like that. He really was impactful just by
his presence alone. Think about this so now, But I
don't want to complicate this as far as like sports speak.
Though you mentioned the Yankees. You know your pitching rotations
are a one, two, three, four and five. Your best
pictures you won your second best pictures of two. It's
the same thing with wide receivers.
Speaker 3: Who's the guy that pitched last night that has a
mustache that looks like.
Speaker 2: Oh, Tim Hill?
Speaker 3: He looks older than me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, I've Twim Hill. Honestly, God looks like
I looks like sixteen years old Tim Hill. Yes he does,
and he's not, and he doesn't have any great inness
mustache or anything, but there's something about him, is a
dour look on his face, right, and he's not.
Speaker 3: Who's the guy too who does completely side armed?
Speaker 2: Well, that's Tim Hill. He's a side arm guy, the lefty,
the left But they picked him up off waivers. He
was in Chicago hating life with the White Sox, and
all of a sudden he's going to the World Series.
But with wide receivers, Amari becomes the one now, So
now everybody else falls in line, and your tight ends
are still your tight ends no matter what. So in
other words, now Shakir doesn't have to be the one.
He could be the slot receiver. Coleman could be the three, right,
the zero receiver on the other side. Coleman had a
hell of a game today, right, it really plays. Shakier
had some big clutch catches today. Kinkaid had a great
day today. He caught some big balls today. And so
because Cooper's there now, he's got to be accounted for
and it makes everybody else better. The first half, they
kept shooting themselves in the feet and I realize that
their offensive coordinator. But you ever heard the expression like
sometimes the rescuer needs to be rescued. Oh, yeah, that's
Josh Allen. He needed to be rescued because he's pressing,
he's doing everything himself. Because the play calling in the
first half was they called the game scared that third
and one, it goes off Cooper's hands, the Bills go
for it. They could have it was deep in their zone,
did they know? And so because McDermott coach is scared
often not always like he'll go for it if it's
at midfield, but if it's like at one point, I
think they punted on Tennessee's forty six in the first
half after the turnover that they got, but they finally
got their act together in the second half. What happened
was Tennessee was driving and they stopped Tennessee on downs.
I thought they had the first down on second down,
and the referees gave him a bad spot. Third and one,
they tried to run it, they didn't get it, so
fourth and two they go for it. But which is
the right call? But you don't run the ball up
the gut on a fourth and two if you just
ran in the previous play. The Bill stopped them. Two
plays later, they're in the end zone and all of
a sudden, it's a total, totally different game, right, And
that's kind of what changed things. Then Allen could take
a breath, and the receivers could take a breath, and
the offensive coordinator could take a breath. But when you
get nailed for stupid false star penalties Deon Dawkins, or
when you know, when you go run, run, and there's
a third pass and you don't have a first down,
it's incomplete and you got a punt, you're gonna get
yourself into these three and out situations, which the Bills
were in off of The other thing too is Epanessa
dropped an inner perception in the first half, and I
think the second drive and the Titans went down the
field and scored. If he catches that, we got a
completely different ball game here. Well, but they finally got
they got to they came to their senses in the
second half.
Speaker 3: They did come to their senses. They seem to be
a team that can adjust extremely well at the half,
like extremely well.
Speaker 2: But there's but they can't keep playing down to opponents.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: First half, it felt like they were playing down at ten.
Speaker 3: I think there was I think there was a point
where they had eighteen yards of offense.
Speaker 2: Eighteen yards of offense. They became the silly stat team
like it's which is unheard of, right, yeah, and you've
got Josh Allen.
Speaker 3: And then it was like everything just woke up and
I felt like as a fan and watching this, I'm like,
I thought, well, this is this is what's gonna happen. Yeah,
the score ended up exactly where I thought it would be,
was the thirty one to ten, thirty three ten something
like that, And I.
Speaker 2: Go, this team to me, mostra damas.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't I don't know that I even called
it that. I can't say that, but that's pretty good though.
But the I thought, boy, this team could really be
I mean, everybody's joking where I was at Montconnery's going
to be a super Bowl team and this and that
and blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we went from this team's trash the first fire
of the offensive coordinator too. Hey, could this be the beginning?
Speaker 3: I mean, run, it could be run, It could be
a run.
Speaker 2: I think. Well, they got a pretty cake schedule, like
the Bills had the hardest, like first half of the season. Yeah,
and that's over. Now what happens so now that the
easy Now it's not gonna be a cakewalk in Seattle
next week. Our buddy Greg's going Yeah, great Connors, but
I mean they could coast. Their hardest games are Kansas
City and Sea and San Francisco going home.
Speaker 3: M I drank a lot this afternoon, just to let
you know.
Speaker 2: That's all right to watch the game. You're allowed Sunday.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you this. I haven't had a lot to
drink in a couple of weeks, close to a month.
I have not been drinking. Maybe a beer here or
there not, but definitely not and the word is what
happened to you? Where have you been? So I coffee?
So I went and I uh so Jamison and I
joined the YMCA because Jamison loves playing basketball. He actually
got to play today.
Speaker 4: Saw that he got to play with mister NFL. Oh
no kidding, Yeah, he was in a game with mister NFL.
Mister NFL was on the opposing team. Jameson hit a
nice three pointer from the corner. I mean, in your face,
Charlie Murphy.
Speaker 3: Well, he's fourteen, and he's as big or bigger than
some of the guys and piking than I am. These
guys are some of them are even at the shorter
guys are pretty aggressive and stuff. So I think it's
a great learning thing. Always try to play up, play up, playoff.
So he did a nice job there. We did that
this morning at the the YMCA. And uh And then
I was trying to avoid watching the game anywhere but home,
and he was over here and I said, well, you know,
I'll come to the village. Then I dropped him off
of the village. I said, I'll come to I watched
the first half at home because I needed to see this.
I don't know what what happens with fans that we
need to be in our environment.
Speaker 2: So my wife has gone from never watching a football game,
yeah yeah, to I gotta be showered by twelve fifty
seven so I could be dressed by twelve fifty nine
because she was to kick off at one or one
oh five. No, the NFL doesn't screw around. Sheas well,
we know that's not true, but it's one o'clock. Right, Yeah, Okay,
I'm gonna hurry. I'm like, okay, all right, you hurry,
I mean yeah. So now I think she has adopted
that mantra. I gotta be in my chair in front
of the TV at kickoff period.
Speaker 3: It's a great bonding thing. It really is. As much
as you can find fault with whatever if you want to,
but there's a great bonding thing there too. So uh,
that's when I stumbled down to Monk. I walked to Montcomery's,
and then I stumbled back to Monk from here from Montconner's.
Speaker 2: And but he didn't swim.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 2: You could theoretically, well I.
Speaker 3: Could, theoretically. We often talked about putting a zip line.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't put that past Damien, Thank Jimmy. Foules coming
bat Zip plane.
Speaker 3: Well, so I get a call today and I don't
know what to say to this. I get a call
from Jamison. Hey, I ran into Damien. I said, okay,
I just want to let you know. I uh. He
was with his girlfriend and his girlfriend's kids and his godson,
and they were going for ice cream. And he asked
me if I wanted anything, and I said, if you
feel like buying me anything, And I go, that's not
the answer. I gave you money.
Speaker 2: I gave you money.
Speaker 3: So I see Damien later. I don't care. Damien bought
him ice cream.
Speaker 2: That is pretty cool.
Speaker 3: Well, that has been cream dement on there.
Speaker 2: No, it's like Bailey's for kids.
Speaker 3: Let me just say for a moment and I this podcast.
It's all over the place, right, But that's all right.
How's that any difference? Well, it's not any different. But
Damien has always been at least to me, and I
think to a certain that it's family. That guy has
been family. I remember when my middle son, Jordan, who's
in between Jackson and Jamison, had food allergies or something,
and we were he had not food allergies or something,
he had severe food allergies. Really bad, and something happened
and we were going to get ice cream, so I said,
we got to get the coconut milk and this, and
then so we're getting and Damien's like, what do you want?
We ran into him in the store, what do you want?
And I go, Damien, you don't want to pay for this.
This is the shit that's like nineteen dollars of pint,
you know what I mean. And he's like, I don't care.
I don't care, Like he would do anything for anybody
if you know, not if even if you don't know him.
And there was somebody else who said to me tonight,
hey man, it was my daughter that you did a
guess yeah, guess Bartending of course he said. We left
the next day and he goes, thanks to Damian, we
had like ten grand to go. And the daughter was
battling a really rare form of cancer, very young. And
I think Germany, where I believe Eddie van Halen was
for a while trying to they have just more advanced
therapies that way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how different kinds of laws allow
certain things, right because the FDA approvals, Yeah, I don't know.
You know, there's certain countries you want to go to
in Germany's one of them.
Speaker 3: So that was the That was the deal. Just so okay, good.
Speaker 2: You don't want to getting surgery and Barbados.
Speaker 3: Or something Barbados and it sounds lovely. Yeah, for vacation,
it sounds lovely. But you can get a little stand
in your incision and then maybe a pearl pops out.
Speaker 2: I have no idea it could happen.
Speaker 3: So with the Bills now, Danny, in your opinion, how
comfortable are you feeling with Amari Cooper being here and
advancing in the playoffs further than maybe they have.
Speaker 2: I think they're gonna I wrote a column the Times
this weekend. I said, hey, look, here's what's gonna happen.
The Bills are gonna go on. That's run and everyone's
gonna get excited. But unless they clean up the fundamental
problems which we saw in the first half of this game,
they're going to manifest themselves in the playoffs. And I
think you're going to end up in the divisional round
like you always do. I hate that. But here's the thing.
You'll never be disappointed if they go beyond that. You
won't be disappointed if they stop there. Well, we told
you you won't be disappointed. You know, I'm timpering expectations.
This team was not meant to. I always believe they
win the division, but look at who they're playing in
the division. The division's awful, Like somebody tweeted out today,
So the early game was Jacksonville quote hosting New England
in London. Right, Jacksonville's on the hot seat right now.
They're head coach and quarterback are And they doubled up
New England pretty easily. And people tweeted out, hey is
Gerrod meyo even here, like like as if like they
never shown him on the camera, Like it's almost like
he has no presence on the sideline where Belichick was Belichick, Right,
He's got to follow that, dude, you know. I mean
the Bills that that division so winnable, even with the
Jets and Rogers, it's so winnable. But okay, so they'll
get a home game and they'll win that first playoff game.
It's the second one that's the hump. You're gonna win
that one. Well, you got some pretty stiff competition. It's
in the usual suspects Baltimore and Kansas City, and now
you have Houston showing up. Yeah, and if like if,
if San Diego I'm sorry, La, the Chargers ever get
their act together, look out for them too, because they're
probably if they make the playoffs, will be showing up.
And that means Justin Herbert's playing pretty well and Jim
Harbaughs got that team rolling. It's only October still, so
I don't expect them to go past the division round
because they haven't cleaned up the problems that they've had
for five years. That being said, I mean if they
do go on, oh my goodness, what.
Speaker 3: A year'll be?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like like should be Coach of the Year. I'm
not a pcdermic guy.
Speaker 3: Did you think that there would be a dip this
year and then and buy a dip? I mean, look,
you got Josh Allen. You probably you will make it
to the playoffs, have no doubt there. But they were
gonna I thought there'd be flat well almost salary cap
is limited to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you had to trade Stefan Diggs, he insisted
right by the way he got into a fight.
Speaker 3: Before they lost.
Speaker 2: Haha, But I mean, yeah, it was gonna be and
then your kicker. They had to keep him because they
would have taken another hit right by the way, they
brought it in a guy this week to compete with
him and have a kickoff, and bast thank god won that.
But I mean I expected a little bit of a
step back. But what upset me was that in the
first three weeks, all of a sudden, all these Buffalo
reporters going, you know, we're close to the team. I
should say not the main media, but the Pizzer people
were close to the team. Who like gets certain access
that other guys don't. Maybe last year was the rebuilding year,
Like wait a minute, no, no, no, we can't just
go from one side of the pendulum and swing back
to it and overcorrect to the other. Like like today's
game where if you read Twitter before, you know, you
would have thought that Sean McDermott was coaching in the
drought era and these were the drought era. Ryan Fitzpatrick
Buffalo Bills, right, and then the second half the Super Bowl.
Yeah we got it, Mariy Cooper, get out the trade.
Here we go.
Speaker 3: Get your tickets now, all right, we'll take them on.
I have some questions NFL related. This will be a
little bit of a sports heavy podcast, but I have
questions about Tom Brady and what's happening with Tom Brady. Yeah,
and I have questions but that I can't remember, but
I will, I will fire, I will figure it out.
We'll get to all that.
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Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's yeah, it's like it's no, it's jinting, yes,
jees yeah, we'll get to all that right after this.
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and red and you wonder.
Speaker 3: How I could have defined the seventies. I don't know
the Beg's.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's that line in Wade's World where Wayne goes
shure led zippledon Right Tunes. Everybody liked they left that
to the beaches. Yeah, I guess there's a there's a
documentary about the Beg's. I don't know if it was
on HBO, Max or Hulu. And I got through half
of it and I was so bored that I just
turned it off. And I never do that. I love
musical document I just couldn't finish it. Oh that I
heard it was really good, but I'm like, I'm like,
when do we get to the good when it's the good?
Speaker 3: Well, it didn't match your well, I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm a tragically Hip fan. They have one about them
on Amazon. I watched the first episode. I was bored
to tears, Like, I gotta finish this. This is a series.
Speaker 3: So let me ask you about.
Speaker 2: You know Tom Brady, well the hologram or the real
Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: No, the real Tom Brady. I'm very curious as to
and I'm looking for somebody with a sports mind like yours.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that he recognizes that. Finally, well after forty
four years, finally someone.
Speaker 3: Just joking, but we have a kind of a situation
where he is owning. He has a minority ownership in
the UH we're putting people's comments up on the screen.
And the Raiders with the Pirate Ship hotline, there's no
bilified recording. All right, we'll have to work on that tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That'll be to The Raiders are worth three point five
billion dollars according to CNBC, and he bought ten ten
percent stick so that's three hundred fifty million dollars. So,
I mean, I know the NFL they pay a lot.
I didn't know that, like between that and TB twelve
and it's divorced with Gazelle and the money that he
was sued for with the crypto stuff, that he had
three hundred fifty million dollars to just throw at the Raiders.
Speaker 3: Well he did, but he did so three hundred and
fifty million dollars. Here's my question. There are a lot
of restrictions on Tom Brady. Yeah, he cannot go to
team practices.
Speaker 2: Well because he's because he's a Fox analyst making thirty
seven and a half million dollars a year, Right, he
can't go to team practices.
Speaker 3: I got to think his accountant's going you got to
keep that Fox job if you can do that. But
the question is can you keep the Fox job that
many people don't think you're that good at anyway? Right,
You're you're not blowing the world away in terms of
right you're Tony Romo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Tony Romo came in. Everybody was like wow the
first game, Wow, this guy knows what he's talking about.
Speaker 3: And I and not that Brady doesn't. And he's had moments,
I will say that, but he doesn't have that same
necessarily necessary consistency. But the guy is new to this
and almost right at the beginning, he's being handcuffed. Yes,
in terms of not being able to go to team's
practices and talk to the players and all the things
they do before broadcast.
Speaker 2: Well, today on The Poteville's postgame show, they were talking
about how the announced team, the broadcast team had all
this extra information that they didn't have about Ray Davis
at practice and all this other stuff. And these guys
get fed a lot of information provided that, hey, you
don't spill it to anybody exactly. It's you're confidential. And
Tom Brady as a part owner, it's a it's a
conflict of interest. For him to be a part owner
of the Raiders, but yet going in, oh, I don't know,
to Kansas City and covering a game, or going to
San Francisco where guess who's playing? Oh, the Niners and
the Chiefs, right, and well who's doing the game? Well
Tom Brady's I believe, I believe he's doing the game.
And so it's like, how come he is allowed to
do that? So they say no, So he can't criticize
the officials, he can't criticize certain teams. I mean, there's
he's got a lot of rules and they're spending thirty
seven million dollars a year on this. Dude, He's not
even that good. He's just Tom Brady.
Speaker 3: Well, this is my thing. Does he is he able
to keep that job? That's up to five And was
this a mistake for him to buy into the Raiders
or was it a brilliant move?
Speaker 2: I actually I think it's a brilliant move because that
that elevator is going to continue to go up, that
money's gonna roll in. Think about this. Ten years ago,
Terry and Kim Pigula bought the Buffalo Bills and at
a price at even somewhere about about one point five
or one point six billion dollars, all right. This past week,
it's been rumored or reported that Josie Altador, Vince Carter,
and Tracy McGrady, who all you know spent time in Toronto,
are gonna buy a minority stake in the mills, maybe
ten percent the bill the bills, right, and the price
would be somewhere in the like the nine to ten
figure range, which should be hundreds of millions of dollars
to a billion dollars. That's just in ten years. So
ten years from now, at that rate, you know, ten
years from now, the bills could be worth like, you know,
thirty billion dollars, or even if it's half that, if
it's fifteen billion dollars. They're gonna make their money back regardless.
Like everybody said, when John Elway was up for his
final contract with the Broncos, he had some financial problems.
He wasn't exactly a financial whiz. He invested in some businesses,
so did Michael Jordan made some bad investments in car
dealerships or whatever, and so he really needed the money.
And Pat Bowland, the owners, goes, I can't give you
that kind of money. What I can do is give
you an interest in the team, a stake in the team,
and he turned it down because he needed the cash.
Now like JG Wentworth, I need my cash now right,
he would have made He would have been a billionaires
my cash and I need it now right. Yeah, when
you're sitting on your couch like watching Oprah. He would
have been a billionaire at this point if he had
just taken or a multi multi millionaire if he had
just taken that, and the NFL would have had to
approve it. Now, the NFL has to go through pains
taking approvals to get everybody approved. They don't want an
NHL situation going on. So with Brady, though, that is
a wise move, he could end up like Montana. If
you remember Joe Montanner's again Montana's gonna go straight to
the broadcast booth. Well, Montana ended up being an NFL
live and he was terrible. He was boring. He didn't
saying anything. He couldn't he couldn't diagram anything. He was
just like you went from OJ and OJ was fantastic.
Then OJ killed two people, so now they got to
replace him with Montana. Montana's like, oh yeah, that was awesome.
Speaker 3: Okay. So I was talking about this with somebody today
and I think, you know, you look at Josh Allen,
you look at these other players, and Josh Allen just
looks like a boy in a man's body, does he not?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, like he can't even grow a beard,
grape no.
Speaker 3: And so you look at all this stuff and you go, okay,
but the playbook is so complicated, right, like to know
all the place and that's why. Granted he's got a
little bit of a cheat sheet mm hmm, but that
ain't help and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a menu at a Chinese restaurant. I
want to call number thirty two. You gotta work and
work with the side of seven.
Speaker 3: And so there's so much stuff there. But I remember
who was the guy. I think he won the Heisman
and he was at the University of Texas and it
was one of the biggest.
Speaker 2: Vinciolge Yeah, Vince Young.
Speaker 3: He's stock in USC so Vince Young, right, which I
think both those.
Speaker 2: They're supposed to be the greatest college team ever. Nobody
could beat these guys. So they beat him in the
Rose Bowl. The uh Vince Young comes to Buffalo. Oh yeah,
and I had an we did an interview. Yeah, I
think were we together when that happened, Yes, we were,
and we had it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I just remember thinking, this is one of the
dumbest people I've ever heard right in my life, like
truly one of the dumbest fucking humans. And I go,
how does this guy? They must have kept it really
simple in college. And I don't mean that disparagingly, but
I mean it, I guess there's no other way to
say it, but disparagingly. But he looked he was just
kind of dumb, Like when he even talked to you,
you were like, whoa.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like the story with his Wonderlick scorers score was
in the single digits, shit, and that can't it. So
here's what happened. So then like that got out and
they let him retake it goes No, it was a seventeen,
which is still not good, but it's a way better
than seven. Like there was like a pr campaign behind
getting his Wonderlick score up.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, and which that I can understand as well, Right,
you don't want to have that. I took the SATs
after I think the first time I got whatever, and
then I went and learned how to take the test
and took the test and then did significantly better. But
I go, that is such a hard thing. So as
you're watching this, you're watching guys like, how do they
figure that out?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Well, that was the big thing about Kelly, Jim Kelly, Right, Yeah,
he could process. The thing that separates an NFL quarterback
is their speed of process processing a play. Like for
some reason, they may not be able to add do math,
but they could process plays. It's their processing building on
the field. They could visualize the play, they can call
the play. They because they've been accustomed to it over
and over again. And when you're that, I mean Kelly
threw balls that Like if you went back and watched
some of the throwshoom Kelly made, you're like, how did
he do that? And he threw off his back foot
too all the time. But you know, it's all processing.
Like Brett Farb is not a genius by any stretch. Okay,
just ask anybody who knows Brett Farr. Brett Farbes is
a country bumpkin. But the guy could process on an
NFL playing field. And if anybody ever handed you an
NFL playbook and said, okay, diagram. This play Spider two?
Why Banana ze out? Why pot Wait?
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying to you.
Speaker 2: Most most people will be like, what the hell is that?
But a football player in a Division III could actually
go Okay, yeah, here's what that means. You know, it's hard,
but they're trained in it, they grew up in it.
They understand it, and it's a doctorate in them year
by year by year. It's like it's like kind of
like learning English. Yeah, you know, you may not be
able to like get the sentence or expel the words
correctly necessarily, but you know how you know how to talk.
You know, it's the same thing. It's like learning a language.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, very good. Uh, why don't we take
a moment. I'm going to see if Race and Randy
came on, will join us. Buddy, I got talked to. Yeah,
but the text a meter in the game too. He
did good thing they got Amari Cooper, Buddy, that's gonna
work out.
Speaker 2: Didn't it? Any one catch for touchdown? This is like
one one touchdown into the game. By the way, I
thought he was the second pass thrown to him. Yeah,
that worked out, well, it did.
Speaker 3: I got him six points. Uh. There's also I don't
know if anybody saw this, and I don't mean this
in any political way other than really, President Trump, I
have to play this. I have to find it, and
I have to play it.
Speaker 2: You get an extra McNugget Billy.
Speaker 3: President Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania talking about Arnold Palmer.
Oh yeah, have you seen this?
Speaker 2: I heard about it.
Speaker 3: Have you heard about it? I gotta play it for you.
Speaker 2: He was doing drive through McDonald's. Yea today the fuck
hand out extra McNuggets. Okay, look all fine, yeah, nothing
against him, but I go this. I have never heard
anybody running for president even come close to this.
Speaker 3: Is it fun yes? Is it funny in the context
of like a row somewhere, absolutely, or a retirement to state?
Sure as a presidential candidate.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You could beat me up about that. All I'm saying
to you is I don't know because I haven't seen
it before, so I don't know. We will get to
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matters most. Come on, man, Carl Douglas from the seventies.
Speaker 2: I think you an OJ's lawyer called Carl Douglas.
Speaker 3: I think I'll tell you a little laugh I had today.
Who could this song swe up the seventies?
Speaker 1: Everybody was.
Speaker 2: It good?
Speaker 1: Cats were fastest light.
Speaker 2: Because it seemed like the seventies really like made up
for the sixties. There was so we had an assassination
of a president. We had assassination of his brother had
who was a presidential candon. We had an assassination of
Martin Luther doctor Martin Luther King Jr. We had an
assassination of Malcolm X. I mean, we had the all
the protests, wood Stock happened and all that stuff, and
the seventies really kind of just why you had, you know,
all the political controversy which never seemed to end. It
seemed like America kind of like I wasn't here for it,
but kind of like light lightened up a little bit.
Speaker 3: Uh, maybe that could be. There were Studio fifty four
was very famous, and it was people were a little
looser and a little yeah, but we had songs.
Speaker 1: Like this.
Speaker 3: A ban on am ban.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it picked up a little bit, Yes it did.
And let's go back to the fifties. Well, they couldn't
go back to the fifties, so they invented something new.
It's called seven.
Speaker 3: Weird though, how much changed there was between the fifties
and the eighties, because we have that much amount of
time or more has elapsed between now in the eighties, yeah,
and we have now when you watch, like you know,
back to the future, it looks like it's way long
time ago that things, I mean exploded exponentially in terms
of what we were able to do in technology and
all that stuff.
Speaker 2: I don't know acknowledge doubles every seven years or something.
Now it's like doubling every twenty minutes. I don't know
about that, but I'm saying like because of because of
all the advancements, think about this, Like for me, the
nineties never really stopped, except for clothes got a little
bit tight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, n your cydeburns and the fact your clothes got
tighter because you put on weight.
Speaker 2: That is true.
Speaker 3: If you look great now, thank you.
Speaker 2: God, damn man, the bull comes fat losses to making
it were beautiful? It did it? Did Kevin's gonna do it?
Speaker 3: By your tongue, I don't know. Okay, Yes, there's a
possibility that he may.
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't want to do it, I know
somebody who will.
Speaker 3: All right, well we can, we can make those arrangements.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, he should do it though, But yeah, I mean,
I mean, think about all the if you think about it.
Once the Internet came on, then all we need to
do is just speed up the internet. Yes, it went
from like you know, nobody had it until a few,
like wealthy people had it. Then ever with America Online,
everybody got it, but you had to have dial up.
Then dial up got cut out, you got the phone,
remember that whole conversation. Yes, and then it became and
then like the internet just made things Okay, now who
gets the internet and how fast do you get it?
And then when Steve Jobs came out with the iPhone,
that changed everything again, but ultimately, like clothing and hair
and it didn't change all that much. We just communicate
now more than ever before. I like the way the
seventies looked with women, which sounds terrible face. The feathered hair, yeah,
I liked it, like that thicker hair, the the Jordan ash.
Speaker 3: Jeans that was more eighties, but the just the I
don't know, there was something about it. There was a
sexiness about it.
Speaker 2: Well women like weren't anarexic then, or if they were,
you didn't know about it.
Speaker 3: They weren't. But they were thin, they were certainly curvy,
and yeah they looked like real women. Yeah you know
that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah they did, that's right, they did like the real women.
Speaker 3: Uh. Race Randy can't come on tonight, so we will
uh hear from him later. I always like getting Race
Randy to react to things in the news. And I
don't really know what's happening in the news because I
was so focused on the bills and other things.
Speaker 2: Your average voter is race and Randy, Yeah, right, really,
it really is.
Speaker 3: Yes, I was very curious, as you know, I'm always
curious to listen to people and what their thoughts are
on the presidential race, because they go, I get there's
a lot of people that, you know, anybody but Trump
or any everybody else is an idiot but Trump. So
I you know, I don't know, but it's very interesting
to hear people's thoughts on this kind of stuff to
me because I think.
Speaker 2: I just my whole thing with the presidential elections really
since Obama's second term, is that the people we want
to run for president don't want the job, and the
people who want the job are people who shouldn't be president.
Speaker 3: Do you think so?
Speaker 2: I really felt that way since the Trump Hillary election,
since the Trump by An election. I mean, because the
king gets his head chopped off and people have figured
out who are holding all the strings, they are like, yeah,
I don't want that job. I need I need a
bullet shield. Who's that going to be? All the president
of the United States? And there's two sides of that coin.
I wish there were more, but apparently there's only two,
and it's like, this is the best we can do.
For George Carlin said, I'll make fun of politicians. This
is the best we could do.
Speaker 3: Folks. I don't know, I don't know. I don't know
what's happening.
Speaker 2: I do know this, I'll say this. Yeah, when Trump
got elected, I was I was scared. But those four years,
I mean, COVID happened, would happened no matter who the
president was. You can't you can't blame him for that.
It was a good four year period. Yeah, the economy
was up, life was better. Yeah, I was better then.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you can replicate that again. If
he's seen this such a joke, I really don't know.
But I want to play you a piece of President
Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: This is that's the big battleground.
Speaker 5: Women.
Speaker 3: But this guy, this guy, we'll go back. Let me
see why I got it back.
Speaker 2: This is a guy that was old man when there
Arnold Palmer was all man. I say that it all
due respect to women, and I love women.
Speaker 5: This guy, this guy, this is a guy that was
old man.
Speaker 3: When he took showers with the other pros. They came
out of there. They said, oh my god, that's unbelievable.
Any went on to say, like I'm getting everybody has
it now, But I saw a better, cleaner version earlier,
which basically was like you know, and he goes and
I came out, and he said, he was all man,
He's all man. I I would say, I know I
shouldn't tell that story, but I had to have to say.
I had to say because he's in Latroll, Pennsylvany, anywhere
Arnold Trump's from. But I will say, if you look
at things, I don't know that there's ever been that
kind of talk out of a presidential candidate's mouth. Has
there ever? And look, you can love Trump, you can
hate Trump. I'm just asking simply the question, have we
ever seen anything like this that is next level? It's weird.
I've never started talking about a man's big dick, which,
by the way, President Trump does that at a at
a dinner or a roast or something. He's on the
campaign trail doing this. I've just never seen that, and
so to me, it jumps off the page. It's a
little weird that he's gonna be talking about Arnold Palmer's
huge putter. But I the rest of it. But then
I go and while am I uptight? Do I care?
But shouldn't you be using that time to talk about
what you're gonna do? You're gonna talk about ar Palmer's pod.
Speaker 2: Well, I think he's trying to be relatable.
Speaker 3: I get that.
Speaker 2: I mean, because here's the thing. Trump has gone on,
like like Vivak really set the tone of going on podcasts,
and I think Trump, now that they're all on the
same page, VEC has kind of like told, hey, you
need to go on podcasts because because your your opponent's
not doing it, she just wanna be a questioned and
Trump he'll go anywhere. He doesn't care. He's fearless. And
so I mean, you've been shot at now what three times?
So I think got some words aren't gonna hurt you.
And he goes on THEO Vaughan's podcast, and he goes
on Andrew Schultz's podcast, the Patrick bet David's podcast, and
he just does I think we might be able to
get him on here if if New York was a
swing state. It's not, and he just doesn't care. But
the thing is, have you ever seen the viral video
of President Obama talking about Osama Bin Laden, Dame Osama
good Luden, there's dead. And he was very presidential about
it because they didn't want to upset you know, you know,
the people overseas and stuff. Then Trump is in charge
with the head of ISIS is killed because and he died.
Let it dug the beautiful Doug. I mean, it's like
it's like these guys, I mean, like the days of
diplomacy diplomatic speak with Trump are out. But when I
don't know if it's just Trump or if it's it's
it's a.
Speaker 3: Terrible, terrible part. I look at all this ship and
I go, I'm not sure I should push a button
for this dude, but I sure as how find them entertaining.
Speaker 2: He is entertaining. And I'll tell you what, man, I
think he spooks. I think he spooks the world dictators,
because at least dictators around the world. No America is
governed by politics. With Trump, all bets are off, they
are I'll hit the button. I'll do it. I got
a remote on my phone. All I gotta do is
hit the button and poof, there goes. There goes North Korea,
Kim Jong un, there goes. I'll turn into a Patajma hall.
I'll do it. I'll give it to it, I'll sell
it to India. Let Donnie Junior run it. I mean,
I don't know what the right and I think they're
afraid of him.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be surprised because he's kind of wired like
they are, you know what I'm saying. Yeah, and look,
and I don't want to get into this whole thing
because I died. Are so passionate, of course, so passionate
about President Trump and the freedom's things democracy. I will
just say, I don't remember somebody.
Speaker 2: Who presidential candidate just talking like it's a roast.
Speaker 3: All the time, talking like that, or having the whether
or not he had sex with a porn star, I
don't know, but he allegedly paid her a hush money
and all these scandal things back in the day that
would just never fly. You wouldn't have got past anything.
Speaker 2: Or or or or the things that you did, like, okay, well,
let's be fair here. Clinton did the same stuff, but
it was handled in a presidential manner because America is
still pay.
Speaker 3: A porn star to have some Look, okay, let's let's
put it this way. Sex ass had a marriage point
star or not I got you. Well, let's call it equally.
Well he did.
Speaker 2: He did ask Monica Lewinsky to lie under oath. Yeah,
like Perjura herself. She's nineteen years old, twenty years old.
I mean that that is a big The president of
the United States is asking you to, like, what are
gonna what are you gonna do at that point?
Speaker 3: Right exactly?
Speaker 2: You know, but at the I mean this, I mean,
I mean the Kennedy's were like horrible at this stuff,
you know, just like the books about the Kennedy how
they abused women.
Speaker 3: Do we just think like Trump's at least above board
on some of these things. I I and again not
to He's just.
Speaker 2: Opened about it.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well that was Chappelle's. So remember wh Chappelle opened that
open Satday Night Live after Trump got elected. So then
Biden gets elected, services all we gotta see Trump, we
got we gotta see Chappelle on Saturday eight Live. What's
he gonna say? And he didn't tell everybody what they
wanted to hear. He talked about how Trump was the
only president who actually said the truth when he was
debating Hillary, and he goes, I know the system is
rigged because I benefit from it. And Chappelle goes, g damn,
like what and like Obama and Hillar are like, well,
that's that's not true. That's not true. It is and
he's like it's almost like, are you trying to sabotage yourself?
But he wasn't. He was just being himself. That's like
he doesn't have that filter in his head. Just whatever
he comes through his head is going through his mouth,
like today, I guess at a rally in PA, he
called Sage Steel stage seal and then he called her
Page Steel like he couldn't get her name right two
or three times. Yeah, he just does just whatever whatever
comes through his head. Like that speech he gave it
the RNC, there's like he's gonna wrap it up? Is
he reading from a telepropter. He's just talking like the
speech went like everywhere and nowhere. At the same time,
I think it's just Trump. I don't see any of
the presidential candidate maybe unless they're like Trump, Like if
George Steinbrenner were running for president, I could see him
doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: But I don't see this ever flying.
Speaker 2: I don't see this flying. No, because America still has
this politeness about it. Yeah, I think you gotta respect everybody.
Speaker 3: There is a thing where I do wonder if people
are just like, nah, I can't, like, we can't have
her president talking about Arno Popper's dick.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there are some people, but I think at
that point, I think there's other people who are like,
sucking up, we need this one for whatever side they're on.
If they believe in Trump's side of things, they're gonna
be like, dude, listen, Like I heard a pastor today
rip on not rip on both candidates, but say, hey,
look this person says this, and he wasn't trying to
talk about politics. He's saying and then you know, President Trump,
you know, says stuff like this, like in other words,
he's being fair, saying you can't rely on your political candidates.
You got to rely on Jesus. But the point is
is that sometimes you gotta hold your nose and vote.
I remember my father used.
Speaker 3: To hold your nose and vote.
Speaker 2: You gotta hold your nose my father, I go, Dad,
who'd you vote for?
Speaker 1: Like this?
Speaker 2: I'm like eighty eight right, like Bush and Dow Caucus.
He goes, Danny, boy, I think I voted for Bush,
but I don't know. Ninety two, d who'd you vote for?
I voted for Bush, but I don't know. Ninety six
I voted for Dole, but you know what, I don't know.
Two thousand, I voted for Bush, but I don't know.
Like he always he had like he he wasn't gonna
be satisfied no matter what. He just had to hold
his nose and vote.
Speaker 3: But he stayed to a party.
Speaker 2: He did, but he wasn't a Republican. He was a Republican,
but he was more of a like a centrist. Yes,
you know, I think he voted that way because he
was a Christian. But at the same time, like he
I think he knew in the back of his mind
Clinton was a better option for steel workers and Americans
because he was a steel worker than Bush. But he felt,
like it is conscious, he had to vote Bush. But
it ended up working out for everybody. The nineties were awesome,
you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: It ended up working great. You know, we had a
good time. We did. We had a good time. Well,
we'll see how it all shakes out. Yankees, Yes, on
the way to the World Series. Yes, most likely the
first time in fifteen years, most likely taking on the
LA Dodgers.
Speaker 2: We'll see the Dodgers played. They could go seven games.
By the time people listen to this, we may know already.
But I mean, I would love to see it. Doesn't
I just want to see the NLCS go seven games.
But the Yankees Dodgers series might be the best option
to capture America's imagination because Yankees mets. Like America is
not going to watch Yankees Dodgers. America will tune in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so too. I think Shohey o Tani
is his own storyline. And then you know Judge and
and Soto and it shot Carlo who's the kid who
plays third base?
Speaker 2: Uh, Jazz Chisholm has been playing. The Yankees got him
from Florida. He is he he loved Derek Jeter. Derek
Jeter used to own part of the Marlins, and he
kind of mentored Jazz and I don't know if he
talked Brian Cashman into training for him, but he's been
kind of a bit of a catalyst.
Speaker 3: You know, is an impressive guy.
Speaker 2: But he's got the personality of like Keon Coleman with
the Bills. Yeah, he's got that kind of personality. He's
like a big kid. Yeah, and you know he's he's
he's been. He's been good for the Yankees. I mean
the Yankees. Like this year, I could see why people
don't watch baseball anymore though, because the game really is
really boring and analytics have brought it down. But I
mean the Yankees didn't and they won ninety four games,
and they weren't even that good, Like they only had
two or three guys hitting the ball at any time.
Like if they didn't acquire soda, they wouldn't be here.
They wouldn't even be a playoff team. If Judge got
hurt at any point in the season, they wouldn't they
wouldn't be here. But I'm thrilled.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: I told my wife I got she was sleeping. She
was like, fell asleep. On go, We're going to the
World Series. That's great, honey, that's great. You get tickets.
I'm like, well, no, no, you can't really go to that,
but I'd love to. Okay, I'm going to bed alright,
I'm watching post game shows till two o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 3: Sure you work because you were for church at eight? Yes,
that's my man. I actually did a spin class this morning?
Did you oh yeah, do.
Speaker 2: You still teach boxing?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Oh, no, do not? I do not?
Speaker 3: Okay, I should, but I don't.
Speaker 2: So I was hit in the heavy bag yesterday, so
I wrapped my hands, like one of my gloves like
cuts into my knuckles. So I got to figure out
how to tape that up.
Speaker 3: Are you wrapping in between?
Speaker 2: Well? No, I got like a wrap glove and then
I put the you have sea gloves over those, so
they could cut my fingers kind of come out of them.
So I wonder if I gotta use real boxing glove
to get the bag familiar with those you have sea
gloves more they are, but they yeah, like imagine that
club that Josh Josh Allen wears on his left hand.
They're kind of like that. But but you could see
your fingertips.
Speaker 3: But you're not wrapping. No, no, no, I don't know
much about that. Most of the time you're not hitting
that hard that really matters. But if you're getting caught,
usually that's a loose, thinning glove. It's rubbing against your skin. Probably, Okay,
tightened up, get a little friction in there, daddy, he's
something for the friction. Put a little vastly.
Speaker 2: No, you should, like, you should do boxing lessons for
every podcast on the video version. Here's here's your tip today.
Speaker 3: We could do some boxing stuff, do some boxing workouts
for sure.
Speaker 2: You and Kevin No, remember he wanted me to box
that one boxer Algeria. Yeah, Algeria Johnson, like, yeah, she
could sneeze on me.
Speaker 3: I follow. Al Jeria Johnson was some uh, some real stuff.
Speaker 2: She brought in two championship belts that were like thirty
pounds of piss.
Speaker 3: She did did and we did mits over there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was good.
Speaker 3: Man, saw how quick she was.
Speaker 2: You're like going to do two three? She did it?
Speaker 3: Man, You see right away right that is two three two.
It's a great combo because you yeah, uh, we'll uh,
we'll close it up. I know. It's a it's a
little early on a on a Sunday. After Buffalo Bills win.
What was the score, thirty thirty four ten thirty four
to ten thirty four ten thirty four ten, we'll wrap
it out. The Yankees on the way to the World Series. Yes,
which is an exciting thing for Danny starts Friday.
Speaker 2: I believe. Yes, it's a because because the NFL is
so popular, they have to like actually do the games
around football.
Speaker 3: Makes a lot of sense. I would tell anybody to
be very careful when you see things online to not
let it affect you if it's written about you or
near you or someone you care about. Eh, water off
a ducks back.
Speaker 2: Who cares?
Speaker 3: Right, Let it off a ducks back.
Speaker 2: Got to kind of be like, like you, people really
don't care about you. They don't there. You're like when
words come out about things at the end of the day,
it doesn't make a difference. You're You're a thousand people
to a thousand people anyway, So who cares?
Speaker 3: That's very true for Dan Brillo, who thank you for
saving me tonight. I had too much of Monconnery's watching
the end of the game. I didn't. I watched the
first half at home. I figured they would figure it out,
and you.
Speaker 2: Have more faith than I did.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: I I just doing halftime adjustments with my wife. She's like,
I have to I have to learn, Yeah.
Speaker 3: This is hold up to the camera at.
Speaker 2: A second before, so I have I have four columns
to the top fumbles, interceptions, downs, and dropsy, meaning I
split the line between each one of them, meaning who
fumbled on each team, who intercepted on each team? By
the way, tomorrow Hamlin just keeps lucking into stats, doesn't he?
Speaker 3: Wellamar Hamlin, is he that good?
Speaker 5: Or no?
Speaker 2: He's not?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: That one touchdown that Tyler Ratt broke up last week?
Speaker 3: Is he sleep?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 3: Is he the backup to the backup? No, he's kind.
Speaker 2: Of there because like Cole Bishop hasn't come come of
age yet. But I mean, like like we were talking
last year, like we didn't think he was gonna make
the team, but because he had so many endorsements, they
kept because you can't. You can't cut a guy who
just died.
Speaker 3: But if we were gonna do that, is he the
backup to the backup, like we got a back up?
Speaker 2: No, he's an NFL player. He's just not my first
choice to go play free safe, but you know, but
he but he he had an interception today. And then
you go your drop category, which is my favorite because
every type a player drops a ball, you're like, oh that,
I mean, there were so many drops that could have
changed the situation in the game. You know, like Panessa
I mentioned, dropped an interception, Titans go on and kick
a field goal, Titans kept like third down, if the
third down after third down there At one point, I
don't think the Bills had their first first first first
down until their fourth drive. Coleman on that big play
that was that was their first first down. Yeah, I
mean they kept shooting themselves in the feet, but they
got to figure it out. They got to figure it out.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, on the way to the super Bowl. Baby,
there we go.
Speaker 2: Get out of the trade the coop coop.
Speaker 3: There it is for Dan Barrello, who's got a birthday
party to get to and just bringing it. The Yankees
fan got his Yankees had on happy about the Buffalo
Bills bringing us all kinds of good information. I am
Bill Moran, we will see you tell. Didn't know what
to do.
Speaker 2: I turned the TV on, rule a letter to you
and stop. Didn't buy the dagnet about the inter state.
Speaker 5: You see, they were looking for
Speaker 3: H