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Speaker 1: Joining us now is the head football coach of the

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Saint Louis BattleHawks.

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Speaker 2: You're saying, well, Matt, why are we talking XFL right now? Will?

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Speaker 3: We will?

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Speaker 1: But we're also going to talk about the New York

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Jets tonight's Texans opponent. And the man who calls the

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games with Bob was shoesing on the Jets network as

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Anthony Beck, who was a former tight end, did some

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games against for the Houston ESPN for the Cougars years

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ago with American Athletic Conference and joins us here on

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Sports Talk seven. Anthony, it's Matt, thanks for joining us.

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How did you celebrate National tight Ends Day last week?

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Speaker 4: You know, it's nice because you know a lot of

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my you know, constituents in the past, my wife and

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some people that know me. They post some pictures of

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me and stuff like that make me feel good since

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it's been hell what now, almost twenty thirteen years since

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I put on the uniforms.

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Speaker 3: So it's good man. I celebrated.

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Speaker 4: Obviously, I called the game, so I was able to

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watch football. But it was good to see some some

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throwback West Virginia picks on mine and a couple of

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Jet picks online so it was good stuff.

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Speaker 2: Who is the greatest tight end in NFL history?

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Speaker 3: Greatest tight end in NFL history, I'll go with Gronk.

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Speaker 4: I just think, you know, his run was was pretty

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impressive and he did everything. I mean, you know, we

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can pull clips of him block and a guy out

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of bounds into the into the bleachers, right, So I

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like complete tight ends. You know, I got a lot

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of appreciation for the for the tight ends that play

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now in their skill set, but Gronk was one of

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a kind and he did everything great for.

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Speaker 2: Sure, for sure.

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Speaker 1: Anthony joining us here, Anthony Beck with his on Sports

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Talk seven and now, obviously the Jets get a lot

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of national attention with all the games and being in

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the market, and we focus obviously on the on the

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Houston sports side of things. I am perplexed, Anthony, that

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the Jets have gone off to the start they have

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so far at two and six, and you've seen every game,

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you've been in, every one of them. Is there a

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way to wrap it up in a nice package to

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explain what has happened? Because you've got great running backs,

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you've got skill position receivers. I don't think Aaron's career

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is over with your defense has got one of the

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best corners in the game in Sauce Garner. Help me

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to the Houston audience, what has gone wrong this year?

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Speaker 2: In a nutshell?

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Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I just think from a week to

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week's standpoint, it's been just a lack of execution by

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multiple players taking their turns that have really, you know,

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set this team back. And I think as the weeks

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have gone on, you know, I think Aaron's played decent.

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I just he's not the same Aaron Rodgers. But I

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don't think, at least I didn't. I didn't want the

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Aaron Rodgers of you know, twenty eighteen. I wanted a

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guy that can run a system, get the ball where

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it needs to go, and what the playmakers this team

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has go make some plays. You know, I think we're

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second in the NFL and drop balls. That was an

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issue early on. There was some penalties and some games

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there wasn't a lot of penalties, but some of those

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penalties were strategic moments in the game where it costs us.

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Greg's airline struggles throughout the year.

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Speaker 3: And then defensively of late.

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Speaker 4: It's it's not been at its best, you know, especially

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in the fact when you let the Patriots drive down

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the field, and I think a couple of things come

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with that. I mean, you have a decimated safety situation,

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and also you know your head coach is now you

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was your full time defensive coordinator. And me being a

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head coach, you know, I want to sit in on

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offensive meetings and be a part of that game plan

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for the entire time that we put the run install

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on the play installs. But I might be in there

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twenty minutes and all of a sudden, I get pulled

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out because I get to do other head coaching duties,

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so I'm not there for the hall install.

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Speaker 3: So you know, I can imagine late nights those things.

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Speaker 4: I mean, ideally, Jeff Olbrick is a head coach in

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this league somewhere at some time, but in the circumstances

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that it's in, it's not a propositions.

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Speaker 3: So combine all those things.

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Speaker 4: I just think, to me, it's a lack of execution

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all the way through. And Aaron's kind of pressing him

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little too much. And and you know, with the changes

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and everything. I think, you know, everybody's trying to get

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it right. But I think simply just going out and

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just playing good ball is enough for this team to

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be good, to be one of the better teams in

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the league. But until they show that, you know, they're

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just a collection of really good players right now.

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Speaker 1: So you mentioned it's a different Aaron Rodgers in terms

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of is it types of plays, is it getting rid

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of the football a second too late, maybe getting to

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a lot of scrimmage a little bit. Tell me some

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difference is if no one had seen him as a

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Jet this year as compared to maybe the last year

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or so in Green Bay.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he's doing things at times where you're like, man,

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that's the legit Hall of Fame quarterback. And then there's

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times where maybe he doesn't quite trust the protection but

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it's there, or he trusts the protection and it's not there.

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Speaker 3: So now it's like now, you know, getting into a rhythm.

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Speaker 4: I mean, the best game he played all year was

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against the Patriots in the in the first game they played.

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the pocket, doing all these things. You know, he's a

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little nicked up in those areas. He's not that guy.

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that looked like a guy that was trending in the

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right direction. Unfortunately, that's not a guy that can consistently

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do that at this point in his career. So so

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winning from the pocket obviously has got to be elite.

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type of run game around him consistently that that has

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not been there of late, and you know, for him

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to go out there and do it all now and

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to the other slip side is you know.

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Speaker 3: He's not quite hitting.

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Speaker 4: You know, I'm a layup guy, right, Like you know,

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if you're a really good quarterback, you're a little older, right,

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but you got I mean you could see do everything.

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haven't had a quarterback to just hit the layups right

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like Zach Wilson tried to, but he couldn't complete him

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because he was just so inaccurate.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 4: So for like for me, it's like sometimes you see

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him pull the trigger back on a couple of circumstances,

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like just get the ball to the guys.

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Speaker 3: And let them do their things.

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Speaker 4: Move the sticks, move the chains and just execute at

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that level. I just think that consistency right now has

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to be the thought process, the plays and whatever it's been.

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Speaker 3: I actually think that, you know, from from a standpoint

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of the outfense, this is his system.

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Speaker 4: I mean, this is the him and Hackett work together,

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and Todd Downing is running the same side. I actually

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think Todd Downing's called some you know, two good games

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since he's been here. But again, it's it's just this

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this execution situation and.

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Speaker 3: At the end of the day, man, players got to

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go out there and play.

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Speaker 4: Your best player's got to show up consistently, and they're

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not doing that. It's not just Aaron. I mean, they

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got a lot of good players. You just talked about it.

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They got a lot of good players on this roster.

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right tackle one time, might be a receiver, it might

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be the running back, it might be the tight end.

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top down. You know, it's got to be handled, got

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to be dealt with. Guys have to take accountability, and

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every team's dealing with it. But you know, at some

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point the Jets have to get over the hamp and

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play a good game completely, and they haven't done that

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really since they're win versus the Patriots about five five

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weeks ago.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, a couple more minutes here with Anthony Beckkells the

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color and analysis on the Jets Radio network. The Texans

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are sending a woeful offensive line to East Rutherford tonight.

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Tell me about the defensive pressure of the front four,

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really the front seven. Do you think that's a way

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the Jets can get to CJ stride is by maybe

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using one of their strengths.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, listen, you know CJ's obviously missing a

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lot of his key receiving options, and I think just

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watching him the last couple of weeks is he may

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be holding all the ball a little bit too long,

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waiting for some of those other targets to kind of

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get open. I think for me, it gets a little simple.

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this game for them to have the success that they want.

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they are struggling obviously left guard. You know, Green seems

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a weak link. Right now, and then you know some

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Speaker 3: Uh to to have a setback at that day.

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Speaker 4: But I think CJ. Strauda is a enough down. Do

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Speaker 3: Sure?

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Speaker 4: I mean, you know, you look at a guy like,

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you know, Tank Dell, you know, you just don't have

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a receiver, one guy you can lean on. I think

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Dalton Schultz, I think becomes a big priority. And if

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couple here, the tight end has been kind of a

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place where they've had some issues, you know, containing a

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tight end. And I think he's really talented. It was

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really high on him when he was a free agent

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coming out of Dallas. He felt like he could be,

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you know, a game changing tight end, and that's what

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Speaker 4: Shaud just got to just looking at from their perspective,

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think he's so good and then I watch him, I

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and they so talented. He's just so smart with the football.

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a guy like that. And I'm just kind of doing

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like a little bit of a study because this big

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talk right now is about you know, why these quarterbacks

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coming out or you know, have so many struggles, And

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you know, how many games did they play and start

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in college?

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Speaker 3: You know how much experience did they have in their

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Speaker 4: And when you look at him and just his year,

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out of college. But he was kind of the enigma

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of that draft class of twenty twenty three. But it

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was almost a seventy percent pass completion at the quarterback position.

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guy you can can use his legs a little bit

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as well. I mean a lot of man and man

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defense the Jets are going to play. I mean, you've

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seen the quarterbacks a week. The week they've getting out

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of their lanes. You know, maybe you take off from

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run instead of holding onto that a little quicker, so

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there will be a pass rush tonight. It is good

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will McDonald is a good player and hasan reddick didn't

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show up in staff Bots last week, but he did

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open up the ability for Quinn Williams to have a

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big game last week, so that that's what happens when

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you add the other pass rusher. Now, Quinn Williams has

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a less to have occupied to him on certain situations,

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and he showed up. So when you're talking about quarterbacks

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be facing one of the better ones in the NFL,

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Speaker 2: We mentioned at the very top of you are also

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a coach in the XFL.

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Speaker 1: We have seen broadcasters in baseball and basketball leave the

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booth to get onto the field. Is the NFL part

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of your dream or are you kind of like having

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the flexibility of kind of doing both.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, right now, my priority is coaching, you know,

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anytime you can. I mean, the job that I took

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on with the Jets probably you know, it's been a

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twenty five years since they had somebody different, so.

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Speaker 3: You know, at some point I'll probably get fired.

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Speaker 4: Right now, I'll just do this for the rest of

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my life, So whenever that happens, I got something to

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fall back home.

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Speaker 3: But yeah, you know, my goal is is to continue.

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Speaker 4: To be a head coach in the UFL's which was

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formerly the XFL.

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Speaker 3: And yeah, I just keep doing that.

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Speaker 4: I mean, you know, continue to win, continue to to

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build my resume. I'm trying to expedite that process. I

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do want to be a head coach in college football,

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and of course the NFL is well. I think college

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is a path for me that makes sense now where

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I can get there the quickest.

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Speaker 3: And you know, working on those things moving forward. I've

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had some.

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Speaker 4: Opportunities to kind of slide into the NFL at a

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positional standpoint, and and I just think right now, continue

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to be a head coach, continue to be a leader.

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Speaker 1: Man.

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Speaker 3: I'm a CEO guy.

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Speaker 4: I'm a guy that oversees uh extremely detailed.

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Speaker 3: Excels and messaging, UH.

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Speaker 4: Knows how to handle people very were and and and

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and tries to really be elite in the in the

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situational part of the game because I don't call the play,

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so I have to be elite in that in that department.

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And I learned every week from college coaches at the

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NFL head coaches and what and what not to do. So,

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you know, being a former player, being in those circumstances

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as a player. Now as a coach, you know, those

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those things are a premium for me. So just continuing

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to grow and be at my best and then you know,

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like I said, I love to make the transition to

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be a head coach college when that time comes. Maybe

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when my son graduates to that probably be better to

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watching him play at Iowa State.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, for sure.

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Speaker 1: And we saw the Cyclones there certainly a very good

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team in the Big Twelve. I got thirty seconds left

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and thank you so much for your valuable time here.

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A lot of us here in Houston think this could

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be a potential trap game. Short week long travel up

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to New York. Beat up offensive line, defensive players are

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an issue. If the Jets win tonight, what happens for

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New York for that to happen.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, they have balanced offensively. I mean, yeah, I don't

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think it's a trap game. The Jets are a good team.

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They're just record, isn't there? If when they show up

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and it turns on and the leg goes, I mean,

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they're gonna be a hard team to deal with. So

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you know, I don't know if that's going to happen tonight.

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It's a wait and see. But Bresall brailing out are

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problems in the backfield. You know, they are offensive line,

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they're you know, outside of Elijah via Tucker being out,

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they're they're pretty good, you know physically up front, they

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just haven't been able to maintain and get.

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Speaker 3: To the second level. And you know their receivers are dangerous.

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Speaker 4: DeVante Adams does he take a big leap from from

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two games that playing and and and Garrett Wilson obviously

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is a guy that can you know, beat anybody one

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on one.

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Speaker 3: So a lot of matchups, we gotta block your edge guys.

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Speaker 4: If we don't block the edge guys, then it's going

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to be a problem to night for obviously a quarterback

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like Aaron Rodgers who isn't moving around as well as

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he wants to, So the ball's gonna come out of

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his hands pretty quick if that's the case. So if

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they get some time, can have some balance and take

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advantage of some of those edge rushers and what their

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strengths are, then if this is a dangerous game for

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Houston or anybody they're playing, but until they show it,

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that ultimately is going to be the goal.

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Speaker 2: Continued success to you and your family. Thank you, Anthony

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for the time.

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Speaker 3: We really really appreciate it, You got it, Matt having

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me on, but you got it.

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Speaker 1: That's Anthony Beck joining us, the radio announcer part of

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the broadcast team of the New York Jets, head coach

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with the BattleHawks in the UFL