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Speaker 4: All right, Welcome back in now number three of o TV.
Here live from the Raising Kine Studio. Very excited for
our next conversation. We're now going to be joined by
New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shuck here on the show.
Tyler Man, we truly appreciate the time. Hope you're doing well.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you guys.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: Excited to be here with you.
Speaker 4: All right. So we've got a couple of questions off
the top before we get to all the boring football stuff.
And it's kind of just the way the show goes here.
So since you've been drafted, we've been trying to figure
out which tagline kind of that we want to throw
to your name. And we've got a couple of options
and I want you to choose the best one. Okay,
So we've got Shuck, if you buck, We've got if
you don't give a damn, we don't give a shuck.
We've also got get shucked up, get shucked up. So
of those three options, which one should we go with?
For Tyler shuck man?
Speaker 5: What was that third one?
Speaker 4: You broke up a little bit, get shucked up, get
shucked up?
Speaker 3: Okay, or you could choose your own real you.
Speaker 4: Could choose you. I just feel like, you know, that's
the three that we've been trying to, uh, you know,
throw out there and see which one sticks.
Speaker 5: I think, I think I think around and find out
that I liked that, and I like the second one.
Speaker 4: You buck. Oh yeah, shuck if you buck? Okay, all right,
that's uh, that's the laundra So that one wins. All right,
well done, well.
Speaker 3: Done, Tyler. What's up? Man?
Speaker 6: Smack Flan. We like me and Jake like to ask
kind of the young bucks. A lot of question here.
This one specific question to get a vibe check from
you on your football movie knowledge, and we want to
know have you ever seen the movie Varsity Blues?
Speaker 5: Varsity Blues? Oh my gosh, I haven't seen that movie
since that was probably I don't know, middle school, so
I couldn't.
Speaker 4: Give you anything, but.
Speaker 5: I've seen it. Yeah, all right, I'm not like I'm
not like, I'm not like a remember that I couldn't
quote the whole thing. Okay, I don't fucking like, don't
don't quote me on anything right now. As far as like, hey,
what's what did the what did this guy say?
Speaker 4: No? No, no, you've seen it.
Speaker 3: That's all that win.
Speaker 5: I just remember the guy the cowboy hat in the
in the cutoff t it's like a small Texas town.
That's the majority of the plot that I got to live.
Speaker 4: You're doing better than most people have ever done in
that question, Tyler. So well done.
Speaker 6: Yeah, very well, Tyler. Look, so, since you've been to
New Orleans, obviously, what a wild ride the first year was.
But let's talk about it before we get kind of
the football. Let's just talk about your experience here in
Louisiana in general. There's like, I don't think you should
write a book basically on how to go to a
team and totally immerse yourself in the culture and really
just gain the favor of the fan base. Everything from
going out to local restaurants, to to Marty grawl to
even this past weekend with with the bananas. I saw
that touchdown pass and the dance, Like, well done, But
how has your first year just in the state of
Louisiana been for you?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's been such a bussing because you come
here and you don't really know much about a lot
of the culture is a lot of them, you know,
what goes on, the music, what's important to people. And
I think it was, you know, what helped me out
throughout my college career was going to different places, meeting
new people, having to really kind of be genuine and
earn everybody to respect. But you can't do that, you know,
right away. It's got to go come naturally through time.
And and I still have to do that. You know,
I've only played half a season, you know. If that
so my mindset is, you know, we got so much
more to go. And but yeah, I loved it here.
I think it's like the people here are what make it,
you know. I think that's why everyone stays here. I
think everyone I've talked to you either from here or
you moved here, and you have it left and it's
such a cool kind of environment to be in. So
I'm just excited to kind of continue to continue to
grow and see what we can do.
Speaker 4: Tyler kind of walk us through last year and you
and I we caught up over on NFL radio, you know,
during training camp and you're still in a position battle
and it was a three person battle at that time.
And you know, like you mentioned, like you played half
a season, you sat behind spencer and then when it
was your turn, you go in and certainly elevated the
play of those around you. But for you, like when
you're sitting there and you're waiting for your turn, what
was your process to make sure that you were ready
when your number was called?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I wanted to treat it, you know, every day
the same. And my process I was really intentional about
not you know, making it bigger than it was. Whenever
I got my opportunity, I wanted to make sure my
process was dials from my preparation standpoint. When when I
got into practice, I was treating the scout team. I
was treating every single rep like I was in the game,
and and it made the game a little bit, you
know a little bit slower over time, and I'm still
gonna make mistakes, and I made a bunch of mistakes,
and but I feel like for me, I feel like
I can continue to learn and I want to keep
that same mindset. And yeah, I mean whenever you whenever
I first talked to you last you know, you're still
just trying to remember the playbook and learn the plays.
It's a brand new offense for everybody and a lot
of unknown so you kind of have to give yourself
some grace and understand it's you know, how how do
you get to where you want to go in the
long run. And you know, talking to Drew Brees was
was was really big for me because he he had
a unique experience in San Diego before he even got
to the stats and he wasn't even Drew Brees as
we know in Love that first year or the second year,
and and and it was I think a culmination of overtime.
And it's really cool to kind of I think we
put a lot of pressure on young players and draft
hit and free agent signees and all these guys, and
I think over time, you really want to have that
long term investment. I think the coaches understood that. And
for my job is just kind of continue to grow
and keep doing it.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about how you kind of grew as a
quarterback and you learn, like a lot of times you
go into a situation there's always like a much older
veteran quarterback that you can kind of pick the brain
of and learn from. Well, you didn't really have that.
You had Spencer Rattlers Bear who's a second year guy.
But you do have experienced coaches around you that have
played the position. Yes, Scott Tolzen as a quarterback coach,
a former teammate of mine. You got Kella Moore that's
played a long time. So, like, how was just the
quarterback room and just your exposure to the experience and
and how do you think you once you got there,
how quickly did you kind of get to like, all right,
this is the NFL. It's a little bit different, but
you get caught up to speed to the NFL game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it was really once I started getting
to the preseason games and kind of got into practices
and playing. You know, obviously, coming into the Saints it
was just kind of a three way quarterback battle. So
those reps are split into thirds, and it kind of
it takes a little bit whenever you you know, there's
nothing like getting actual reps to go out and continue
to learn and get better with. And but for me
it was great because those guys are awesome, Like it
was such a fun experience to be able to compete
with them continually throughout the season, you know, back up
and learn from Spencer, you know, have those roles switch
and just without that dynamic worked was really great. So
it's definitely not an easy situation if you look at
it from the outside, but it made it worth it
and a lot of fun when when when whenever you're
kind of going through a season that is not necessarily
a super Bowl run and what we wanted to look like,
but how we can kind of shift our folks and
continually getting better and how how we can climb in
that aspect, And I was really grateful for those guys.
Speaker 3: Did you have a hit?
Speaker 6: Did you ever have like whether it's practice or game,
did you ever have like a welcome to the NFL
type moment? Like I remember my my rookie year. It
was in an Ota practice, Charles Woodson picked me off
three times. He was because he wasn't there like he
was supposed to be as a curl flood defender. He
was like reading my eyes and he was reading the
I was like, it's not supposed to be there. If
he picked me off, I was like this is a
little bit different game than I'm used to. Did you
ever have like that type of welcome to the NFL moment?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think in practice there was definitely an aspect
of like, okay, I do definitely it's like a one,
A two.
Speaker 3: A read.
Speaker 5: You know, there's not really you don't have you barely
have three seconds of throw. So it was I remember
like having Chase and Kim Jordan just in scout team,
like do you got you better know what you're going
with the ball free snaw because he can't get caught
with it in your hands that much. And that was
a practice one. And then in the NFL, I think
my first start against the Rams, one of their elite
pass rushers came off the edge Scott Free and just
clocked me right in the right in the jaw, And
it was it was pretty rough because I I got
up a little woozy, but it was I couldn't feel
my jaw for a little bit. That was that was
that was not fun. But I was like, all right,
these guys. It was kind of like, all right, you
better know what you're doing. But it was good over time,
just to kind of to get your feet wet and
get thrown it as far that way.
Speaker 4: I catching up with New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler shuck
Hero on No TV. You're right about that. It's like
one of those situations like it almost has to happen.
I've told Matt Mian before. We're playing against the Cowboys
in the preseason. I'm starting out wide and I'm motioning
in and we got like thirty ISO called and I'm
the fullback and so I'm trying to find who the
mic backer is and I'm motioning in and I'm blocking
for Ladani and Thomlinson, so like, I can't screw this
up as a rookie, right And I'm motioning in and
I see Zach Thomas is the linebacker that I have
to block, who has a gold jacket now? And I'm like,
first play, Tyler, first play in my NFL career, And
I'm like, okay, well, there's no easing into this, which
I'm sure after your jaw stopped hurting and you can
kind of think about that play. That's kind of what
you thought, like, all right, now we're here. Now I
kind of know what to expect.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm, yeah. I mean you always you always want
to get off especially coming in earlier in the game.
That's why I was remember going against the Bucks. At first,
I was like, man, I remember watching these guys in
the Super Bowl and Vita Bay and all these guys.
I'm like, screw that, I'm gonna go rip it. And
it was just kind of it was cool to kind
of ship that focus. But yeah, like, like like I
said before, you know, I think we kind of understood
what we're capable of and what we kind of need
to change and shift to get to where we want
to go.
Speaker 4: That was something that we've been talking about over the
last you know, a week or so since free agency open.
The New Orleans Saints have done a really nice job
of adding to the offensive side of the football, right
I mean, Travis ah Chan, David Edwards, Noah Fant. I mean,
these are players that are certainly going to be a
big part of the offense and some time free agents
here early in the free agent process. I know, for you,
as a young quarterback, you can appreciate the front office
going out there and adding pieces to try to help
that out of the football.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think, you know, it's obviously really encouraging for
me because those guys are elite players and getting to
know them as humans too, And it's been really cool
because you kind of see their vision. You see the
front offices playing, and you know, you love, love what
they're doing, and you know, my job is to continue
to get better and be the best quarterback I can
be for the team and for those guys that are
coming in and and want to win and want to
want to contribute. So, uh, I know, we got a
long way to go till football season comes. But I
think the exciting part is is that the plan that
we have in play is the process that we're kind
of going through to get there, and and it's going
to be a process. I don't think, you know, it's
going to be an immediate you know, oh my goodness,
like first you know, half of the season, first game, whatever,
it's going to be like we we figured it out.
And I think it's That's kind of the thing I
learned last year is that, you know, the Patriots and
and the Seahawks were kind of counted out a little
bit in the beginning of the season. A lot of those
teams are how do you kind of stay in the fight.
So I think that's kind of our mission going forward.
To see how we can kind of keep them better.
Speaker 6: Tell me about a little bit about your offense that
you're right there now, I know you have a different
Kelling Moore is not the offensive querrey as your head coach,
of course, but I mean it is. It is probably
mostly his offense. So, like, tell me about the offense.
How how comfortable were you from a terminology standpoint, from
a footwork standpoint, Like what are the things that you
are asked to do?
Speaker 3: Is it? Uh?
Speaker 6: Do you have a lot of freedom in pre snap checks?
Audibles do you have do you control the past protections?
Like what kind of what kind of influence does a
quarterback have each and every play in this Kellingmore offense?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, Kellon calls it so is his offense. He
calls it as well, he builds it. And I think
you know, for me, it was it's a brand new
Whenever you learn a new offense, everyone you know has
their own unique language and you're kind of coming into
it last year. But I think the exciting part is
is having that year under your belt of like you're
not having to think twice about what what the play
is and what what we're trying to get done here?
And you kind of start to build a bigger picture
of you know what we like certain stuff against certain looks.
And I think that's the constant battle as a quarterback
is how how much do you put on somebody's plate?
How how much do you just let him play fast
you try and get in the right play. And that's
what we're trying to constantly figure out and my job
to continue to grow and get better with. But you know,
I think they've done a really good job of putting
a lot on my plate and give me, you know,
the keys to the car a little bit. But also
there's certain times the NFL defenses are so good that
you know, you sometimes you got to go out there
and and run it and rep it and have some
peer progression stuff. But I've really enjoyed just kind of
having that role, and I think they've done a good
job of enabling a lot of guys and myself included,
just to step up into that leadership role. And that's
something I really want to continue to do, is is
master that and you know, master the offense, all.
Speaker 4: Right, Tyler. So I have been on Mardigralf floats with
a lot of different quarterbacks. The guy sitting to my left,
Matt Flynn, Bobby Abart, Drew Brees. I saw video of you.
There's something about you quarterbacks that when you get on
a mardigolf float, it's like you think people are going
to question I think your arm talent if you don't
throw them the as fast as you possibly can. Was
that your mindset, because let me tell you something. This
guy to my left, he was throwing two seam fastballs
to everybody the entire parade. TI I mean, never let up.
I think it's a quarterback thing.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I mean it was that and I
had probably a few too many beers.
Speaker 3: The problem.
Speaker 5: I had the phone footballs and everyone's screaming at you.
I'm like, all right then, like if you want it, wow,
then I don't know. I mean, it was such a
great time. I mean I hardly remember that moment, but
it was. It was. It was just an unbelievable experience.
My favorite part was just like how many people were
just coming to the streets, coming together to just have
like a good time and celebrate and for I mean,
I was like, man, this is just to do it
every year. This is amazing. I can't I can't believe,
you know, hopefully when you have some some future team
success down the line and you know what that could
potentially look like. But yeah, I definitely have to maybe
get all the flow with with Matt Point and the
guys and see see if we can take a few
heads off.
Speaker 6: That's right, I'm watching you do it here. We just
showed the clip of you on that float, a little
shouldery on your mechanics with the bees. Just got to
let you know that little shouldery. Maybe it was a
Piers talk. Uh, let me let me ask you this.
So the what are you looking forward to most going
into your second year? Like that's that's always kind of
the year that we we look at quarterbacks like there's
a there's usually a big jump because you kind of
go from what you just said, like with an offense,
you're trying to learn the terminology. It's more memorization at
that point rather than like knowing the language fluently of
an offense. So you've got to be fired up to
be kind of in going into your second year in
the system. But just from anything from personnel standpoint, the
moves they made in the free agency, or just getting
back into practice, Like what are you most excited about
going into your second year.
Speaker 5: I'm really just excited to kind of get back with
all the guys and and like you said, kind of
you know, know what it looks like from the standpoint
of how can anything continuor to kind of grow in
the offense, what do you want to change? And then
for me, you know, like going into it, you don't
even know what an NFL practice looks like, or what
the reps are going to do look like, or what
I mean, let alone where you even park at the
stadium or where your locker is, and it's just like
there's so much where you're kind of like, oh, man,
I don't I don't know. And then you kind of
start getting your rhythm and you start getting a routine.
And I think that was the biggest thing for me
was having that routine set. And now kind of going
into this offseason, I really wanted to be intentional and
have a plan about, you know, my process of getting better,
because you know that included staying here in New Orleans
and doing everything I can to to be here and
be around all the guys.
Speaker 4: All right there he is Saints quarterback Tyler shut good
enough to join us here on OTV Tyler before we
let you go, Congratulations also becoming a dad. That is awesome, man,
I know you were super fired up for that. There's literally,
as I was telling you the other day, there's not
a better feeling in the world. So congratulations on a
healthy baby. Looks like mom is healthy as well. We
saw the pictures at the Savannah Banana's game that looked awesome,
and so congratulations brother.
Speaker 5: Appreciate you guys. No, it's been awesome. She and Mom
has been killing it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: I can't do some of those fun evests without without
her kind of taking the load as much as you
guys know his father. So it's been it's been great.
It's kind of been nice being in the off season
as well, kind of get to see at least be
up for a lot of those night stuff. I'm sure
my wife would disagree with you as far as hold
much time up because she's probably up a little bit more.
Speaker 4: But that's all right.
Speaker 5: It's been good though.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you guys absolutely, man. Hey, look forward to
seeing you down there for for training camp for sure.
Best luck and everything, man, best luck in the upcoming season.
We'll catch up again soon.
Speaker 5: Awesome. Thank you guys.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you Saints quarterback Tyler Shuck good enough
to join us here again on OTB Quarterbacks and I'm
sitting there, can't help yourself.
Speaker 6: Hey, good for Tyler though taking taking a little bit
of credit for the late night stuff with the babies.
Got to gotta take a little credit.
Speaker 4: You can't take it all because we know we would
have called you out. We had called you out. Now,
I really appreciate that, and look full disclosure, like he
has been great about coming on. We had a couple
of different times it was scheduled and he had things
pop up up, like having a child. So we certainly
appreciate he's been great to work with and looking forward
to going down to New Orleans. It's gonna be one
of our training camp stops and so look forward to
kind of just being there and now being his team.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's so important taking every wrap instead of a
third of the raps.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And like I said, there's a memorization thing when
you learn new offenses, Like it's a memorized thing.
Speaker 3: It's like you learning like.
Speaker 6: Learning a different language, Like okay, that is what this
word means in the language that I know better. Like,
so it's once you learn you're fluent in it. Man,
the jump for him, I can't wait to see it
and dude, what a guy. Yep, bro, dude.
Speaker 4: I liked that he was not running away from our
dumb questions. No, nope, he was all I felt bad.
He's like, man, I've seen it, but I can't like
really quit her Andy. Then we're like, no, no, no, no, no,
you've seen the movie and all you have to do
is perfect and a logic. Congratulations Shuck. If you buck
that's the one that you've been on on day one, yep,
and schuck around and find out.
Speaker 2: But he came up with that one. We're somebody.
Speaker 7: He probably heard it somewhere, but yeah, I like that
one to shuck around and find out.
Speaker 4: That's good. All right, we're gonna take a break kind
of recap you know what we just talked about with
Tyler Shuck and a couple other things as we get
ready to close out today somewhat because we went twenty
minutes with Tyler Shuck, so we appreciate his time there.
More OTV when we come back laughing, the raised can studio.
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Speaker 4: Kashmulk got emotional, which was incredible. We didn't even get
a chance to talk about that. Talking about Flage. Uh
if you Buck had you know, choice word to say,
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Speaker 6: Little bit of a shuck bomb, you know, which is awesome.
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Speaker 7: He did.
Speaker 3: Cowboy.
Speaker 4: I felt bad that, like he thought we were like
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Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, Bro. You answered solidified, Yeah,
you nailed it.
Speaker 4: He did text me and say best questions I've ever had.
Speaker 6: He also said that he had so many beers he
barely remembers on the you want to ingratiate yourself to
a community.
Speaker 3: To a state, my guy.
Speaker 6: That was so endearing, Like, let's just go ahead and
sign him at a let's seven eight year, one billion
dollar contract, give him.
Speaker 2: A billy billion billion, give him a billy why not.
Speaker 7: I do love the Coach Kimilkey thing though, because you
can just see, like throughout the years how much love
her and Flage have for each other, and she's like
she's totally right. The program in the school in general,
is gonna miss Flage Like she is a staple for
LS women's basketball as big as Angel Reese was for
whatever reason, Like whether you loved or hated Angel Reese,
she was still.
Speaker 3: Ye, she was a brand brand.
Speaker 2: It's just straight up lovable.
Speaker 4: In the the game. To your point, too, is is
big right now and they're finally getting like some love.
Speaker 8: Right Well, it's it's her. It's her first four year player.
Yeah in lu is a freshman on the national championship team.
So this is this Kemp's first four year blake.
Speaker 4: Like y'all probably didn't have it, Like basketball is down
bad when y'all were in school.
Speaker 2: Oh so when you're nicky Fargus years were bleak.
Speaker 4: So like even to so Flynn and I like we
were spoiled. They went to the Final four every year
we were in school. So like if Simona Gass Sylvia Fowls,
they were incredible like statues obviously like someone's one of
the best to ever do it. But like for Flage
to stay four years, like she's in that realm for me,
Like she might not end up with the individual awards,
but like what she's meant to this program, what she's
done for this program, Uh, to stay here when very
easily you can you know, hey, I'm gonna put myself
in the portal. I'm gonna see what the market said.
Like never did that. And you could just like for
a coach to get that emotional that you know typically
doesn't get emotional, you know, Coach Maulki, like she's pretty
you know, straightforward, you can tell what that player means
to this program.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you.
Speaker 7: Can also like just the way she coaches and like
how passionate she gets. People can call it angry and
like screaming or whatever, but like that's just passion, you know.
And she has like that same passion for her players,
and she very clearly had it for Flage the entire
time she was here. When they won the Natty, they
like jumped into each other's arms, Like.
Speaker 4: She demands a lot from Flage as well, which is
like the ultimate leadership.
Speaker 6: Yes, when she was talking about her and emotional about
her being her last game and what she's meant and
I hope people heard that, and she said, I hope
you'll repost this, and what about going and watching that moment,
I was sitting there and I'm like, man, right, there's
nothing that I can I can do here, we can
do here for like to follow up this in like
a like in a way that is I want you
to like expand on that because like you just said
it perfectly, you know what I mean. So it's like
that was that was that was that was awesome right
up time.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: She went back to again.
Speaker 4: As somebody and you and I have been a part
of multiple teams. We've had multiple head coaches. Uh go
from Nick Saban to less miles from me, North Turner
and John Fox and you could go the same ones
with you know, Mike McCarthy what he meant to you,
lest Nick whatever, Like we know that that doesn't just happen.
Like there's trials, there's tribulations, there's things you've gone through
together to get to that point to have that kind
of love for your player or for your coach, and
not every player coach relationship is like that doesn't mean
you don't like the person. Like I saw John Fox
at the combine, Hey Foxy, what's up? Brother's quick conversation?
Like me and nor we talk all the time. Ye
like me and coach Saban. If I seem like a
man changed my life when and say hello, I named
Memphis Miles after coach Miles. Like, so every relationship is
going to be a little bit different, but like it's
very cool to hear a legend like Kim Molk talk
about another legendary player and what they mean to each other.
Speaker 6: And it's not even like the you know, the on
the court performance. I don't think that why Kimulchi feels
that way about it. It probably has a lot to do
with it, but the respect that they have for each other, certainly,
But think about this day and age with college athletics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how many people.
Speaker 6: Are staying an entire career, Like she said it two
months ago, She's like, it's hard to I have to.
My timing of teaching my student athletes is different. Like
used to I could, I could take my time and
build it slowly, but most of the times only get
only get girls for a year, maybe two years. But
like for one person to be such a big impact
on your program the university and be such a shining
light for that and do it in such a a
in a great way, like a lot of people shine
a light, but it's not the best site. This has
all been positive and like a a great example of
how to like positively build your brand and be like
the face of a program of a program, and so like, yeah,
there's gonna be some extra emotion when that coach talks
about that, because it's different. What she did is different
than what most people are doing in college athletics now,
which is which is a special thing.
Speaker 3: So go, celebrator, go.
Speaker 2: Buy some tickets and buy some tickets.
Speaker 4: And I think I think fans will.
Speaker 8: Yeah, they were gonna anyway.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 4: People get so excited to go watch this team play.
So and I know Friday at five, like coach said,
unfortunately at the timing of that, it's not easy certainly
to get there for tip. So try to get there
when you can. But like she said, Sunday, there's no excuse.
Speaker 3: Let's remember one.
Speaker 4: Don't talk about fight club.
Speaker 3: No excuses. Play like a champion. Be there.
Speaker 4: I thought were number one, talk about it's for number
one in Whiting Crashers.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 4: And if you're wondering, like why we don't have baseball
on Sunday, remember it's a Thursday Friday Saturday, Thursday Friday
Saturday series with Oklahoma.
Speaker 3: So that's Sunday that.
Speaker 4: So so Sunday, you're not gonna have an excuse like,
go be in the pback, go be in the number,
and coach can't put her cart before the horse. The weekend,
you're fifty one and a half point favorite, they're gonna
play on Sunday, So I.
Speaker 3: Know, I appreciate She's like, we're fortunate enough to play
on Sunday.
Speaker 4: It's like support, Oh my gosh, what Marler just texted me?
Speaker 3: What they said? That's rule number seventy six. Idiot?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that wrong?
Speaker 3: Whatever nerd nerd.
Speaker 4: Oh you heard you just heard him. All right, we'll
take a break. But awesome show. It's been a lot
of fun man outside of doc like almost dying. It
just added to the lore of the show. But that
was the perfect of that. It was boo, it was.
It threw us off real.
Speaker 3: I don't know what to expects around here through us off.
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Speaker 4: Same take better than I like Beyonce.
Speaker 2: Another lady. If you both have.
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and Beyonce is a part of Desy's child, so it's
not slender. I just prefer them all together.
Speaker 2: Yea, individuals. They got some bankers like this one.
Speaker 6: All right, Well, is there another artist that you feel
the same about you doing their original band than their
solo career.
Speaker 4: I mean Genesis and Phil Collins is a maybe a
comp mm hmm.
Speaker 3: I know you like JT, so you're not going to
go and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I like better. Yeah, but I think JT
has more different, style different.
Speaker 6: What I didn't really realize recently was Crazy Train is
not like Sad.
Speaker 3: It's just Ouzzy.
Speaker 8: So I wasn't just played in this the Victoria the
other day. I think Ozzie's best hits are without Black Sabbath.
Speaker 7: I strongly disagree.
Speaker 4: They're both really good. Yeah, just like Beyonce just.
Speaker 2: Thought it is a good pope.
Speaker 3: Not a big deal. I just don't know that new music.
Mm hmm.
Speaker 6: Paul McCartney had a good album or I had a
couple of nice little songs. Obviously theaters away from the Yetles.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're not gonna top that.
Speaker 8: You're not gonna top even if even if McCartney had
a great solo career, it's not.
Speaker 4: The greatest man of all time who.
Speaker 6: Beatles? No, No, I say great. I mean it might
not be the best for you. But what they did
at the time they did it was absolutely great.
Speaker 4: Yeah, them, the Rolling Stones, Elvis, like that time period, Like.
Speaker 6: Just think about like creating music Like now, creating music's
different because there's only so many notes out there and
there's only so many ways you can play the notes.
Speaker 3: But like they were just like inventing that stuff.
Speaker 4: It was a great video game.
Speaker 6: I was talking about. I got corrected on the wedding
crasher rules. Does anybody here remember what rule number one
is and wedding crashers?
Speaker 4: I do not, Taylor, No, I don't know never leave
a fellow crasher behind.
Speaker 7: There's some really good like no doubt Gwen is better
in no doubt than by herself.
Speaker 2: Bobby Brown Editions got new.
Speaker 4: Editions, go, like we might need to play some new addition.
Speaker 6: New edition, totally different, totally different genre, various record.
Speaker 4: You think I like.
Speaker 2: Is better than myself. He had wagon Wheels, not even
his song legit like real good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and his biggest song was not his son. He
had some other bangers.
Speaker 4: Are we Chris Cornell on Sound Garden or audio Slave?
Speaker 7: That's a tough but I don't know, Like that is
really hard for me because audio Slave, Yeah, Timple the
Dog is great too, but like that's a tough one
for me.
Speaker 2: But I think I'm gonna go Soundguarden.
Speaker 4: Of that was awesome, Like that's like too good, too popular.
Audio Slave like was pre game for me. So it's
never going to be Shadow of the Sun.
Speaker 7: I mean our open for Hour one is Audio Sleeve.
But I think I'm gonna go. I think I'm gonna
go sound Guard.
Speaker 4: I'm going Hoodie.
Speaker 3: Fish.
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Speaker 4: Who It's R and B Wednesday, So we're gonna play
a new additions, still love with you when we come back,
because that's Bobby Brown and she brought that up. Bobby
Brown was married to Yep, Whitney.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say that I actually knew that one
you did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, I.
Speaker 3: Didn't hear what you said.
Speaker 4: Your go to is Yep. We all know that we're
going into the Games of the Box this weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna go out there at least Friday.
Speaker 4: Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go at least Friday, probably Saturday.
Speaker 4: To kids have an independent study day on Friday, like
teacher conferences. I think, so Friday our Thursday going into
Friday might be the vibe. We're laughing at just the
terms that schools the independent study day.
Speaker 2: Well, they were telling me.
Speaker 7: Somebody was telling me the other day that their kid
had out of school for parent teacher conferences.
Speaker 2: Like what, That's never been a thing ever.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 8: We did when I was I was younger. We didn't
do it much in the high school, but like elementary
and middle we did. We got like a half a
day and then.
Speaker 4: The back half we just didn't go to school because
I was good at football, you know, mm hmm. So
Matt tells me.
Speaker 6: I just like when they get a week off of
school and then the following Monday, it's like a teacher
work day.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well teachers do get the week too though. Yeah, but
then they come back and they're like easing into it,
but they get in their classroom ready, Yeah, and I
slippery slope there, Bud, I see the wheels turning.
Speaker 3: I mean it's private, private school.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, let's go teach them. I feel you, go learn,
I feel you. All right, We're gonna do this. God,
this is like literally we do it, so on time?
Speaker 3: Can we do this?
Speaker 4: It's so I don't We're going to take a break
on time because we've had such an eventful show today
that I feel like there's gonna be some good ask
the bench questions. So on time we're breaking. When we
come back, we're answering your questions inside.
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All right, let's get to some of it your questions.
Will ask the bench here hashtag asked the bench what
is the worst pet name to be called? I'm guessing
this is like.
Speaker 3: I don't like sugar, sweetie, funny baby, Sugar seems like
old people to me.
Speaker 4: Sugar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like that one.
Speaker 4: I don't like sweetie. Like when a waitress like, you know,
what do you have today, Sweetie? I'm like forty years old.
I don't think sweet.
Speaker 3: I have not eate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think it is just depends on the confidence
of what the person says it with and the comfortabil.
If they're trying out a new pet name, usually it
doesn't hit. You're trying out something even if you say baby, yeah,
if you say it weird and unconfidently, it doesn't work.
Speaker 7: I don't ever really call people pet names like I
feel gross saying it.
Speaker 4: You do, but people do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I guess sweetie.
Speaker 4: I don't like sweetie, hashag ash the bitch what artists
did or alive? But would you want to be first row.
Speaker 2: At Amy Winehouse? Amy Winehouse and like jazz Club?
Speaker 4: You know, I feel like I'm huge Elvis saying like that,
I would love Kale like that would be awesome. Seeing
them at rhetorics would be even more awesome.
Speaker 8: I was actually gonna say Elvis, and I'm not nearly
as big of an Elvis fan of you, but just
the show he put on.
Speaker 6: M I'm going I'm gonna get the let out we're
going on. I figured I bet a Pearl Jam for you.
I've done Pearl Jam. Okay, so you've been on stage.
Speaker 4: Of Pearl Jam.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't, don't say crossed something crouser.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was something.
Speaker 3: Wow, a better war ten Jersey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we found the picture like I found.
Speaker 4: Ye that's right. Yeah, yeah, let's see hashtag. Asked bench.
Do you y'all think QB one or Lane had any
crawfish yet? Crawfish? He's done everything.
Speaker 7: I don't know if Lane. I don't see Lane being
somebody that peels crawfish.
Speaker 8: I really don't chuck, though. He's also been here long
enough to where like he's he's because I mean, he
got drafted and he definitely has.
Speaker 3: He said two this is his second grawlfish season here. Yeah,
I am I officially out. I'm on QB one anymore.
Speaker 4: I guess they were talking about l QB one Sam Levitt.
Speaker 8: Oh, I thought I thought I was thinking tall of
shock too, But Levitt, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Levin hasn't been here very long.
Speaker 4: True. Well, if it's shocked, yeah for sure, sure I've
seen suck crawfish. Uh, asked the bench, Hey, Matt, be
very careful of any school teacher education criticism. Sincerely, mister Latso.
Speaker 6: Contact, I got a little too deep in that sentence,
and I didn't mean that.
Speaker 4: Who is that.
Speaker 3: My second.
Speaker 6: I believe I believe my second born her teachers mistle tucsa.
Speaker 4: I think about saying your second grade teacher I was
like my second child. Okay, old, I got you.
Speaker 3: I love the teachers.
Speaker 2: Matts don't reflect to that's feelings.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: We were also just talking about the mount of days
off a little different thing back in my day.
Speaker 4: Right. Hashtag asked the Benchlandra Taylor, would you do Jake
Brown's home run celebration with him? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, Oh well, I don't know if I should.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, I'll we call that what we call that celebrate?
Speaker 4: You hit the home run, I hit the home run exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the around are you talking about the cross crotch
touch whatever? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'll do either one it's appropriate for me to do.
Speaker 8: What about the Dong Dap dog Dap is a lead,
I'll do the Dong dap j Kid me up, make
it happen.
Speaker 3: Hon't you have to play.
Speaker 8: I'll dress in uniform just in case he hits a homer,
and I'll go out and be the celi ga.
Speaker 4: Hashtag ask the bench what player dead or alive would
you want to play with? O? Uh, guy that's still alive,
Mike Alstott, that's no longer with us, Jim Taylor.
Speaker 3: All starts still ripped. By the way, if you have
seen him recently.
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Speaker 3: I assume we're playing were talking about football.
Speaker 4: Here, so yeah, you don't play Tiddley wings.
Speaker 6: I mean, it would just be somebody to help me.
Just Megatron, how about that? Growed up to that guy?
Speaker 4: Yeah? What was your answer to today?
Speaker 3: Peyton Maan? It was my favorite player growing up, so
I'll just go Payton. I'd like to play golf with
Arnie Palmer alert.
Speaker 4: If we're doing if we're doing a different sport, I
want to play pick up basketball with White Chocolate. Jason Williams.
If you don't know this out there.
Speaker 3: Did you see him getting the other day? It was awesome.
Speaker 4: I loved it. Some guy was like fing around and
he found out.
Speaker 8: Some barstool guy was just chirping at him and Jason Williams.
Speaker 3: What in evident? M hm.
Speaker 4: That's a great question though.
Speaker 2: I like that one.
Speaker 4: What a show hashtag? Ask the bench which of your
friends has the most odd name? It sounds very specific.
Speaker 2: What I mean probably me.
Speaker 4: We're in but only know one a Landra.
Speaker 7: I don't have a middle name, last nings, villa, reale,
blank space.
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