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Speaker 5: All right, so we now have some win total projections
from FanDuel.
Speaker 2: When it comes to.
Speaker 5: College football, the LSU Tigers. Their win total for the
twenty twenty six season is.
Speaker 2: Eight and a half.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, which will not, and I mean will not
satisfy anybody in this city if that is in football,
if that is in fact the case.
Speaker 2: Tackle football, yes, oh boy, I mean that's got to
be an over bet, right all right.
Speaker 5: And we know the schedule, all right, we know I'm
going to skip over some games, so don't get your
feelings hurt if I do. Clemson at Ole, miss A
and M at home at Auburn, Alabama at home, Texas
at home at Tennessee.
Speaker 2: Tough schedule, no doubt about it. Ce Sec. You're playing
Clemson in the non con you scheduled it. I love it.
Speaker 5: I'd rather play them than directional school. You sorry, just
the way I'm built, Those games are fun. You better
win at least nine nine Nine doesn't even feel good.
If the nine was the over under, I'd still if.
Speaker 3: Nine and a half was the number, I'd still say
you better hit.
Speaker 2: You better, you better hit the over on that one.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 5: It's a football team that's you did a lot of reworking,
to say the least, like in Choy what the roster costs.
But I'm just talking about before we even get to
the roster, what you did in the building, complete overhaul
of the offensive staff and the head coach and the
general manager, and all of that right, which was welcome,
needed to happen, had to happen. And then the retention
of the people you needed to keep in the building,
which you also did. And then you went out and
you got the best transfer class of any team in
the country, and you also did really well in high
school recruiting. You got the number one player in the country.
You did a lot of good. Everything's pointing in the
right direction. But we've all been here long enough, we've
all been through the process enough to know that expectation
that's always there, and it should be. That's one of
the reasons I love LSU. We expect to be great,
and we're not satisfied with being okay. But even that
expectation now goes up another level. And that level ain't
anywhere close to eight and a half, but never never
is around eight and a half ever, even in a
season where you don't feel as good going into spring
practice as we do right.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, I don't I don't care.
Speaker 6: If I don't care what your schedule looks like if
you don't get too double digit wins every season, when
you make moves like this, it's a huge disappointment. You
spent fifty million to get rid of a coach, plus
whatever assistants were. You spent what eighty million to get
a new coach, and you spend forty million to get
a roster and that's what we know about. So yeah,
you better win, and you better win fast. Now, I
say you better. What are the repercussions of not winning?
Nothing right now, but it would come a lot sooner,
any repercussion. So yeah, eight and a half is an
absurd over under amount and it means nothing. No, Like
LSU football didn't set that over under. This is this
are these are betting nods. This is coming on the
heels of a very bad season for LSU football, right,
So I guess what I'm trying to say is absolutely
hammer it. That's the moral of the story. Because LSU's
gonna win ten games, you better get the playoffs. And
again I'm threating, like I'm like, you better do this,
Like it sounds like a threat, but like from the
mindset from LSU fans, you pushed your chips to the
middle of the table. You showed your You showed your
hand to everybody that you have no you had no
limit when it comes to funds, no limit when it
comes to what you will do to be successful. You've
got a great desire to be great. You have this
brand and you don't really care. You have this brand
that is, you know, well respected throughout the world, the cuts,
it's the coolest brand, and you're okay with kind of
becoming the villain a little bit.
Speaker 2: For a little bit.
Speaker 6: You're okay with doing whatever it takes to win football games.
So you better win football games. So when you show
your hand, when you push your chips to the middle
of the table, you better have a winning hand.
Speaker 2: We'll see. I'm only cheering. I have my pump. I'm
all in on the villain role too.
Speaker 5: I know you are. You've made it clear. I'm just
making it clear one more time. How do we feel?
Because I know how Matt feels.
Speaker 6: We talked a couple of weeks ago. This is a
complicated relationship with a villain role. There's a way to
do it and there's a way not to do it.
Speaker 2: It's a complicated. We're going through some things right now.
That's complicated.
Speaker 3: We love each other, I squear, But I get it
all right. I get that point too.
Speaker 2: No, I mean we talked about a few weeks ago.
Speaker 7: My thoughts always, if you're irrelevant, you can't really be
the villain. So, like, you know, you pose at least
some sort of threat to other people.
Speaker 2: That I get it.
Speaker 7: Like blank, Kevin hasn't won any games here all sue,
yet you still have to go out and do it.
But I think it's the potential that that makes it,
you know, that makes you the villain. And obviously Kivin
Leavin when he did, I understand that that's not him
or Lshu's fault or ole Miss. That's just kind of
the way college football is with the timeline right now.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean I'm good with it.
Speaker 7: If you if you suck and you pose no threat
to others, you're not a villaine.
Speaker 5: Nobodys didn't care about you. You're not relevant enough to
be a villain. And old Miss though sorry to cut
you off there at ole Miss though sorry a little bit.
Four at the last five years, link iffn would have
been over that eight and a half four at the
last five, and he was at eight in twenty twenty two.
Uh yeah, absolutely, eight and a half should be underwhelming.
Speaker 3: If you fall under there to say the least, well, that's.
Speaker 7: The that's the link of it effect, right, I mean
you mentioned he would have been over eight and a half.
Basically every year Ole Miss is a college football playoff
team with their best two offensive players back from a
year ago. They said at seven and a half, right
now you have Shambless and Kawan Lacy both back. You
thought you were losing both of those guys, and you
say it's seven and a half wins. Right, Yeah, that's
your projected total. That tells me everything I need to
know about what you think nationally of link kids.
Speaker 6: We already know Trinidad's scared to go pro pro. Something's
good enough to pro. What you do is just guaranteed
to come back. But I will say counterpoint, kind of
argument to myself on like I was very hesitant on
the villain. Just allow myself to introduce myself. Yes, let me,
I'm just gonna argue with myself here. I'm like, I'm
staring in the mirror, like the villain.
Speaker 5: Roll has died down completely compared to where it was,
compared to where Ole Miss is always going, but old
Miss already had that's fine, and that's fine, Like there's
certainly there's a history there. Yeah, but it's it's the
old Miss people that hate lsu like with full force
right now, Like everybody else is kind of like, all right,
that happened. We're onto something else.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we get it. It's fine, everybody. You know,
let's move on about our lives. But yeah, you know,
just the way that it all have like there, I agree,
Like if you're the villain because you're just dominating people
and they can't beat you, Like if you're Nick Saban
and Alabama villain, that's awesome. If you're just a villain
just like just because you're doing some some weird things.
Now again, it's like, like Taylor just said, the whole
timing of everything sucked, but it wasn't anybody's fault. It
was college football's fault. So if anybody's going to be
mad at anything, it should be mad at college football
because it makes no sense, it's dumb. They're just very
fortunate that the product on the field is still excellent
and it's getting better every year, but everything else around it,
I know, you've I know college football is driven fans
away from college football because of how absurd the rules are,
the timing is the schedule, Like, people, hey, not in like,
we're in this college athletics bubble here in Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Would you start leaving outside of that?
Speaker 6: People aren't as like gung ho with college athletics as
we are.
Speaker 3: I mean, now there is that that we played professionally.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like people like people talk about college like college hope,
but I don't even follow it anymore, which is sad
to say because it's so great, But it's just done that.
Now again, if you're listening to us, it probably doesn't.
This means nothing to you, just saying because you're in
the bubble, because you're in the bubble, and that's great.
The bubble is a great place to be. Yeah, I
guess I'm just saying all this to say that Elis
she's going to the national championship next year.
Speaker 2: And then we'll be the kind of villain I like
to be. Yeah, which is its successful.
Speaker 6: And Liane Kiffin, I'm just gonna say this, it's been
on a couple too many floats from my liking oh god,
yeah to too one's fine. Get back in the film room.
Who was just egregious too is a little too. You're
just showing off at this point. Let's get back in
the film room.
Speaker 3: Somebody in this room caught some beats from me in
Saint Patrick's there, threw.
Speaker 8: Him right at me.
Speaker 9: Nice, you're not missing this hand? Yeah, one hand, team,
big hands.
Speaker 8: He was like, look at that claw. Also, I'm even
for that right there.
Speaker 9: Wait, did y'all see that tweet? I said, y'all yesterday
it was really funny. It was like, or maybe it
wasn't yesterday, but it was a tweet of Lane Kiffin
and Boozy like going out together on when Boozy was
performing at Earl Palooza or whatever. And the quote tweet said,
these two don't need to be together under any circumstances.
Speaker 2: I missed that one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh that's good. Anybody go to the concert?
Speaker 2: I did not either.
Speaker 8: Your girl can't make it that much when it's a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean, would I have liked to?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Is my life in a place where that's realistic? Impossible?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not?
Speaker 8: Bro I was hung over by like six pm.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 8: I was not making it to Earls.
Speaker 6: We're getting a babysitter. Why, boy, They're like I get it.
Let's go oh yeah, cool, understandable.
Speaker 2: Dep Hey, let's go Boosey parking lot concert twenty minutes.
Speaker 6: You're gonna miss coaching my baseball game? Yeah, yeah, it's boozy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Huck.
Speaker 3: I think actually, of all people, Huck.
Speaker 6: Would have understood. All right, dad, respect Yeah, go ahead.
Eight and a half, eight and a half. That's a
that's a fun number. I'm gonna check that out later.
Speaker 5: Do you have do you happen to have some of
the other SEC totals in front of you?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm right here. Hang on, I'll actually pull up
the graphic llo shoes actually closer to the top. So
there's two teams that are nine and a half. Obviously
it's going to be Texas and Georgia Alabama eight and
a half and eight and a half, LSU eight and
a half, everyone else below them.
Speaker 2: It's actually a game, I feel like.
Speaker 5: So they really honestly like now let's seeing the graphic.
They're not really valuing the SEC not like they typically
do because typically, like you'll have an eleven in there,
typically you'll have two ten and a half's in there,
and then everybody else to a couple of nine and
a half in then it's.
Speaker 6: Or maybe they're I think they are value in the
SEC and they're just saying that top to bottom.
Speaker 7: Is going to be really good, right, and they're taking
a consideration the extra conference game, you know, they're so
they're like, every team's gonna lose an extra game basically
like Texas and Georgia would be ten and a half.
Speaker 6: And you send everybody low to piss off all the
fan bases, so everybody takes the over. Then at the
end of the day, they went right, everybody can't hit
the over, but LSU fans, after seeing this are going to.
Speaker 2: Go take to the interwebs and play some wagers on
the over. Yep. And they should.
Speaker 6: And it's a gaming move by Vegas because they're just
gonna take that money. They don't have to pay it
back out to the end of next season, so they're
just gonna interest on that money an offset any juice
that's paid out.
Speaker 2: That's actually a good point. I never thought about that one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when you do future bets, they just they just
make they click interest on it. Yeah, So that's why
they make these because like they're like, oh, yeah, I'm
gonna go bet that for sure.
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Speaker 5: You wake up from a long night of drinking and
you were suddenly teleported to Europe in the thirteen hundreds.
Speaker 7: What's your first meal? I mean, if do you think
I could find right? Like probably kill a wild animal
or something.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm probably not hungry. I'm probably in shock.
But after the shock, whereas all then you just go
find it here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just going hunting Europe in the thirteen hundreds.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was during the plague the Bubonic played. Yes,
I'm gonna keep it to myself for sure, definitely keep
to myself. I'm definitely not going to London because London
was a cesspool. They didn't have a good sewage system.
That was pretty much bread. A lot of the flies,
a lot of the rats, a lot of the different
situations that were spreading the bubonic plague.
Speaker 2: So I'm staying away. I'm staying a.
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So that's the problem because if you just drank a
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Speaker 2: Yeah. Does what you have with you you get to
take it with you? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean I guess, so you'd have your cell phone
with you won't work because the satellites won't be up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So I'd like to figure out I'd like to have
some research beforehand to figure out if I could figure
out a cure for the bubonic plague and bring it
with me, then I could become very wealthy off of that.
But then the ripple effects through time? What does that change?
What does that change through time?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 6: If I do save half the population that died for
the bonic plate, like, what does that be the butterfly
effect of that?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Does some some really bad people survive there's some really
good people.
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Speaker 3: Somebody has a cure for gotta be careful.
Speaker 2: That time travels a scary mother it is.
Speaker 9: Which sucks because like when you wake up from a
night of drinking, really all you want is like water
burger and there's like no water burgers.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna eat?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 8: Like, what's the hangover food?
Speaker 2: And even eat in the thirteen? Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Hashtag to be mail bag corned beef and can abage
ya or Nate. Yeah, I love corn beef and I
love cabin I never.
Speaker 2: Had them together. Is that what these can?
Speaker 6: But like, I love both individually, I'm gonna lat on both.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, you're a baby eater.
Speaker 6: I'll actually not a baby eater. Yeah you are, because
I don't eat corned beef. No, there's a lot of
things that you don't eat. Don't try to act Tommy.
Speaker 2: I don't need beans because beans are awful. It's true.
Speaker 6: He doesn't eat any beans, which is does two things, Titus,
it's two things. I'm very eclectic Palette, let's get who
has but who has the deeper conversations with chef? Every
week the chat you're just like, oh, what's the best
Medican cheese?
Speaker 3: Ask the questions that our listeners give us, are you
calling them done?
Speaker 2: Which Bucks has the best poster? Wow? You gotta ask
him this week? Best mac of juice? There's no doubt, No,
that's coming.
Speaker 3: I bet actually I had it written down last week.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to how do you make the best
grilled cheese? I bet he's got it. Incredible for both.
The answer to that sour dough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, make sure mixture of cheeses.
Speaker 2: I go provolon a Colby Jack.
Speaker 8: I mean, I used to love a Colby Jack.
Speaker 2: Real che it melts better Colby Jack does it? Does?
It just melts a little bit better?
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 6: Actually, there's a formula can do any cheese you have,
Like if you try to make melted cheese sometimes, like
we used to try to make like pasten. I got
to the thing we were trying to make queso. Yeah,
but we couldn't get it to melt right. It's like stringy,
then it'd get greasy. There's ayes ive used sodium citrate
and its just like a tiny amount into any cheese
it'll make. I can't remember what the percent it's like
point three percent of the overall.
Speaker 2: Weight mask whatever. I can't remember. It's great though, look
it up in a book like to break a metal sweat,
to grab the bull by the ones? Are you reading
the dictioneering metaphor?
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Speaker 5: Would you take the California Zephyr train from Chicago to
San Francisco?
Speaker 2: That feels like a long ride, like a two hour,
three hour train ride. Max, I'm not doing that. Why
would you go to San Francisco? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I was just there for a week.
Speaker 2: There's poop on the ground. I don't want to go
to Chicago either. I don't want to go to either.
Speaker 3: Chicago is great, Chicago's very cool.
Speaker 2: Chicago's like the ultimate sports down. But I'm leaving.
Speaker 5: I'll be walking down the street and be like, Oh,
you're the backup deep snapper from the Rams.
Speaker 2: What mm hm? I love Chicago.
Speaker 3: Now there's part just like everywhere, like like good Chicago, Yes, Sancisco.
Speaker 6: Instantly transport to anywhere in California, and I'd say, why
would I out.
Speaker 3: Of San Diego? Actually Newport Beach.
Speaker 2: Down, I'd agree with you. I don't really need to
see any.
Speaker 7: Northern California's were rural. They got a lot of a
lot of trees and something. I'll go to northern California.
Speaker 2: Big trees, yeah, red redwood, biggest.
Speaker 9: I would ride a train that like goes through the
mountains or something like Appalatia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, trains are sweet.
Speaker 8: I would do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I rode my first one, like just not that long ago.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 5: I wasn't good. I went from Providence to New York.
Speaker 2: That's fun. Yeah, that's some good scenes. I don't know
it's working, OK, but it was cool working on the train.
Speaker 5: Rhode Island was going from Army Navy to cover the
Heisman Trophy ceremony the same day.
Speaker 2: But you can still look out the window, I mean
a little bit. Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was not bad, but I was trying to get questions.
Speaker 2: Get can't good for you? I did not.
Speaker 5: Hashtag go to the mailbag? Does Flint store his water
in his ankles like a camel?
Speaker 2: No room, too much muscle mass.
Speaker 3: Zero uh?
Speaker 5: Hashtag go to the mail bag? Which is the most
overrated cut of beef?
Speaker 8: Overrated cut of beef. They're all good.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean I'm not gonna turn down, Like I'm
not really turning down any sort of cut, but overrated.
I was gonna say sirloin because everybody goes surloin, but
even sirloin is good.
Speaker 2: This is overrated New York strip.
Speaker 7: So for my initially it's funny you say that that's
what I was gonna go. It's like it's it's like
a file at but more fatty. So if you want leaner,
you go filet. A ribbot is probably cheaper than a
New York strip.
Speaker 6: And you're getting the same thing like it just doesn't
and the good part, like when you want the fat,
like you the ribbi has the most delicious if you
cook the most delicious fat.
Speaker 2: The New York strip like the fat.
Speaker 6: I mean, people might have a different in my opinion,
the fat is nowhere.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit more gristly and add to the flavor.
It's more like a brisket. And it's always expensive.
Speaker 6: And I've never ordered a New York strip at a restaurant.
Speaker 2: I've got. It's a tweeter between a full at and
a ribb.
Speaker 6: It's kind of what it is, but some people have
a lot of pride in it. But it's just like
I cut when I get a New York strip, it's
got that inner layer of gristle. It's a little tough,
and I cut it the fat off and I don't
eat it with it like with a Ribbi.
Speaker 2: I'm like trying to like get the fat put it
on the lean parts of the right. That's probably the answer.
That's the answer.
Speaker 8: Yeah, good answer.
Speaker 3: I told yous that's his world.
Speaker 2: Bow.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I agree that the Ribbis like
double the price of a New York Maybe in some
places I like it could have been.
Speaker 2: Depends on where you go. I don't think if filat
is overrated what I usually get my top tier number one.
Speaker 6: But like I don't enjoy Ribby's from a restaurant as
much as I do cooking them. You gotta cook the
Ribbi over flame, so a lot of restaurants don't do that.
Like if you got a flame cooking restaurant. Yeah, the
Ribbi is elite, Like getting a little bit of that
flame char on the fat is ideal.
Speaker 2: Now the flat is better to me, the cast iron way.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, Ribbis are don't get me wrong.
Speaker 6: They're all They're both amazing, and they're both better than
New York strips.
Speaker 3: Hashtag go to email bag most underrated cut of beef.
Speaker 2: I'll go surloin.
Speaker 7: I think I mean underrated because like everybody gets it.
I get that, but also it's kind of versatile. You
can cut it off.
Speaker 8: I do love a surloing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can cut up. It's it's not super thick
like the file a. That's it. That's it. That's state.
Speaker 7: That's a heavy when you're looking for something a little
bit lighter, a sirloin.
Speaker 2: I mean it. It's it's versatiletike man, I like everything name.
Speaker 8: That's why I'm like, I don't know, but I can.
Speaker 5: I can hammer down a rare filet. I can go
a rabbi as well.
Speaker 6: I got two that are underrated, just because they're not
as well known. About more temperature than cut a pecana.
Speaker 8: It's like the Brazilian one or whatever that sounds.
Speaker 6: I've never been a try tip. You don't know what
a tri tip is. It's it's legit kind of you.
If you do it right, it's tough. If you don't
do it, then you got to cut it right.
Speaker 2: It's legit.
Speaker 5: What kind of alcoholic drinks at a child's birthday party?
Speaker 8: Underrated? Wait? Sorry, underrated? You know what I love is
like I love flank steak. Oh yeah, I feel like
be underrated if you do it right. A flank steak
is like especially like steak freetz.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well you can slice that boy off and do
like steak fahetas and stuff with it chery too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: M s A to your question about alcoholic drinks, No,
you're good. I agree with you.
Speaker 5: Like flank, skate, skirt steak, like all that alcoholic drinks
that are like acceptable. I guess at a child's birthday party,
I say, pelters and beers, Yeah, completely fine.
Speaker 2: Nobody you can do a dakri.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, you just gotta, you know, keep it
away from the kids.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it's not as like hard liquor feels like
a step too far, saying if you.
Speaker 2: Don't want to drink the liquor, maybe it clear.
Speaker 3: If you don't beer, kids, get out of hand.
Speaker 2: Winds fine beer and wine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, seltzers, I put that the same, like beers.
Speaker 5: There was a birthday party that of yours, not that
many years ago, where people were shotgunning selters.
Speaker 2: You know, it happens. I mean, it's fine.
Speaker 6: Someone said in the chat, I'd never understood why you
serve alcohol at a kid's birthday party.
Speaker 2: That's more of a B y O B situation. It's like,
if you want to do it, yeah, it may have
been here.
Speaker 5: Adults like to have fun too. Yeah, as long as
you're doing responsibly.
Speaker 8: No one's getting like throwed on.
Speaker 6: They're not serving at like a skate ring party, all right,
skating ring uh.
Speaker 5: Last one hashtag asked the bench how do you know? Ye?
Speaker 2: How do you have your state cooked?
Speaker 7: Depends on the place. Rare, No, that's just too chewy
for me. I don't have anything against it. It just
a little too cheery.
Speaker 8: Medium.
Speaker 7: I go medium to medium rare depending on where it's at,
but most of the time medium.
Speaker 6: Fair, medium rare plus medium medium media.
Speaker 2: I've never met anybody.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm not trying to be funny like usually
people from Texas are more in my like thinking of steak.
Speaker 8: I don't like them super super like I want to have.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 8: I wanted to have it a little cooked, I mean
right in the middle.
Speaker 5: I still I steal the line from Yellowstone, Lean down, whisper,
heat to it and pull it off the grill.
Speaker 2: I think, if you're I get it.
Speaker 7: I do medium a lot, because like if I'm going
to a place and I'm like, do they slightly overcook it?
Do they slightly undercook it that medium area. I'll enjoy
it either way, depend on how they cook it. So
that's that's like my scene.
Speaker 9: Sometimes if I know, if I go to a place
and I know they undercook it, I'll do medium.
Speaker 2: Well I know, no, that'd be well.
Speaker 9: If it's like well or like well done. Only if
I know the place under cooks.
Speaker 2: Get That might be the first time I've ever been disappointed.
Speaker 8: In you know, when I forgot the mics.
Speaker 6: I don't even know medium, though we figured that out.
I'll say this for me, it's the cut of meat.
If I'm going to file at, I want it medium
rare like I want that I want it. I want
it pretty rare inside. Now, if I'm going to ribbi,
like I said, I like the flame grill. Like usually
you can't get a good charre, I want to cook a.
Speaker 2: Ribbi a little bit more.
Speaker 6: I don't want it all the way to medium, but
I want it in between that medium medium rare.
Speaker 2: I want to I want I want to cooked more.
That's that's my plus.
Speaker 6: That's why I order medium are plus and most steak
cows will be like, yep, got it. I know exactly
what you mean. So Ribby a little bit more cooked
than my filets.
Speaker 5: So not like the Cowboy Way scene where you say,
cut off the horns, wipe it's nasty, you know what,
throw it on plate.
Speaker 2: No, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't understand that one. I don't disrespect it.
Speaker 2: I mean it's an elite line. If you're at a restaurant,
it is a good line.
Speaker 5: I mean you're in a cowboy hat and you're WILLI
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Aaron Rodgers gonna do? I was talking about him yesterday.
I started thinking about you talking about him over on
NFL radio, and I was trying to like place Garrett
Garrett Nesmyer was a conversation. I was trying to place
Garrettnsmeyer somewhere, and I was like, you know, we're talking
about the Rams, which makes sense behind Stafford. He's got
a lot of Stafford qualities. I started like trying to well,
you know, maybe this by I was like, what about Pittsburgh.
I was like, cause Aaron said on the Pat McAfee show,
they haven't offered him a contract, all right, even though
Mike McCarthy's the coach there, there's obviously ties the other
quarterbacks on their roster. Mason Rudolpho's a career backup, and
you got Will Howard. You took him in the sixth round.
I know you like him, but six round pick doesn't
necessarily guarantee you to be a starter. I started to think, Okay, well,
let me ask Matt Tomorrow. Because he knows garrettness Meyer,
he knows Mike McCarthy, he knows the system, he knows
Garrett's skill set. Would garrettess Meyer play well in that system?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think you.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't really know, but for many quarterback
styles that wouldn't fit in well with a West Coast
style offense.
Speaker 2: The one thing that.
Speaker 6: You have to have in that is really good footwork,
which Garrettsmeyer did not have this past season. Yeah, so
you have to have really but I don't really know
if anyone like I don't. I didn't have good footwork
coming out of college. From from that standpoint, now I didn't,
I wouldn't like throwing off my back foot kind of
like Garrett got into and.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 5: Trying to create the work and getting getting getting his
teeth kicked in every single game and also you know,
not being able to throw with his abs. But it's
very footwork based and football sound, and so you have
you have multiple options on every single play. When you're
dropping back, you have a five step with no hitch option,
and if it's not there, you take a hitch and
you go through your progressions. There's a lot of progressions
with options.
Speaker 6: There's pure progressions, there's pre snap reeds, there's everything that
you could want from a quarterback and puts it on
your shoulders. And that's I think Garrett can certainly handle that.
From a protection standpoint, the quarterback handles that and if
you're in the in the theory behind that. In Mike
McCarthy's offense is the quarterback handles the protections. So if
he's wrong, which you're not always going to guess right,
especially in this day and age in the NFL where
there are expert teams and coaches and safeties in linebackers
at disguising things. You're just not going to guess right
one hundred percent of the time. You take all the
information in, you do your prep work, you do your studying,
and you have a good idea, but you're going to
be right one hundred percent of the time. But the
problem is is with offenses that allowed the line and
the center to make those calls.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of times a quarterbay doesn't here.
Speaker 6: When I was in Seattle, Max Hunger, who was the
center in Seattle, made every protection call in the offense.
And I argued with the coaches every day every day.
I don't think they like that you did. And I
was like, let us make the call. And because most
of the off season I was the number one quarterback
until you know, halfway through training camp whatever, so I
was alrighty, like, let me make the call. I cannot
hear what he's doing and he's changing it last second.
So the theory, Like, it's not a theory. If you
make a Mike right call, yeah, and it means the
line slide and it's got the four down and the
Sam linebacker the back as the mic to the will
to everybody else. Great, I know exactly if they bring
if they bring Mike and Will, I'm hot, yeah right.
But if they then if the line's making the call
and they and I think they're going, Mike rides to
the Sam and they go Mike in the middle called
the mic the mic, and they bring Mike and Will.
I might think I'm hot, but I'm not hot, you
know what I mean. And it works vice versus. So
that's the kind of offense that Mike McCarthy runs, and
I would say the majority of the NFL does. Sean
Payton's was a little bit different. It wasn't necessarily that
type of He does a lot more slide protections five
man slides seven man.
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 6: I did not like Sean Payton's protection offense. Uh like
the protection assignments. Now, some of it was more standard,
but some of it kind of went against what I
had always been kind of taught to do. I'm not
saying it's wrong he just wasn't the west traditional West
Coast style.
Speaker 2: To do it.
Speaker 6: So, uh, I think he would fit in. Well, he's
he would have to work on his footwork, but that's
what the position.
Speaker 2: Going to be Dan's because of the injury.
Speaker 5: Like going back to the junior tape, did you see
as much throwing off the back foot?
Speaker 6: And I mean not really no, well yeah, no, not
thrown off the back foot, but but yeah, the kind
of the West Coast I'm gonna air quote because everything's
like a amalgamation of a lot of different offenses, but
the basis of Mike McCarthy's offense is West Coast is
really you know, he's a right foot forward guy and shotgun.
The clap count's hard to say when anybody's going to
translate to you get to the next level, you are
going to be under center. That's where the football really
comes into play. Like shotgun, your three step drop you
sit on like the way that quarterbacks play now wider base.
You sit on your platform. It's not like the old
traditional you're up one, two, three, and then if you
get to your fourth hitch, you better run or throw
it away like you're sitting on a wider base. Platform
now creating all of your power from within your the
radius around you and not really stepping forward. It's a
little bit different than the older way to play quarterback,
but I think but he does that really well. He
creates all his power from his little inner circle right there, right,
and that's what all the good quarterbacks do, So yes,
can he do it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He does.
Speaker 6: Like every quarterback that's played on the ke McCarthy has
had some form of success, even Deck.
Speaker 5: I know, we gotta go, but I made multiple quarterbacks
at the combine. Give me their snapcount, because I like,
we're not clapping here.
Speaker 2: They say, pretty good. Mendoza is actually pretty good. You've
been working on it.
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