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Speaker 3: Speaking of the National Football League, the Lions thirty eight,
the Ravens thirty Danny Gamble.
Speaker 2: And the Lions continue to buy caps. They play some
good team. We were were talked about that before the show.
Speaker 6: Now they put up forty one against Cleveland, who might
have the best defense in the league. Twenty one of
that was in the fourth quarter. And I'm not taking
that away from or anything.
Speaker 2: But it's fill the frame of the sixties, right right.
Speaker 6: That was that was a four point game going into
going into the last quarter. Like there's without that explosion,
like they could they could have been over three, like easily.
You see how good that Cleveland defenses. The Ravens are good.
Speaker 2: But but again I think they've played three good team.
Speaker 3: Cleveland just beat Green Bay have I mean, Cleveland lost
to the Bengals with Joe Burrow in Week one, the
Bills and the Lions, so I think they've the tough
ones out of the gate.
Speaker 4: They continue to do the same things, and you can't
really put your finger on what those things are. They
cannot get out of their way against really good opponents.
They just can't do it. They always say in this
dates back years. They always seem to make one or
two critical errors, big.
Speaker 3: Mistake, Joe Flacco hit you over at the top and
you lose a game in double overtime in a mile
high miracle, and they won a super Bowl.
Speaker 4: But true, But they are such a good team you
watch them, They're so complete, they play with such attitude
of grit, and it's all the things you love about football.
For like fifty five minutes, they just make these critical mistakes.
Like Lamar Jackson playing so great and he makes so
many throws. I was looking at stats yesterday. He is
like the highest qb R of anybody ever, like passer rating. Yeah,
but then it's like there's times that he probably should
throw the ball away and lower that QBR because he
took some bad sacks yesterday, took some bad hitses.
Speaker 2: What's tough. That's part of it. That's like, it's part
of his game is because he how many times has
he gotten out of that sack?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but in golf forty he was two ankle taps
away from getting out in their like forty yard runs yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they also take it really personal when they
say that is his only part of his game. They
take it really personal, and they try to make the argument, No,
he's a thrower. He's a thrower. Look at a QBR.
Well he's not. He didn't throw it away very much.
I know he needs to if he wants to.
Speaker 3: But you do understand how that's tough for him because
he's thinking, I can make a play on every play,
and a part of that is what makes him so special.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if they weren't so defensive in that part
of his game, of that part of his game.
Speaker 2: What seven sacks as like?
Speaker 4: Shout out to Shep Kelvin Sheppe, Oh, played great man.
Speaker 3: I was yelling at the TV. Cranked close with him
too on the sideline. Great great dude, great teammate. No
shock that he's having as much success as he is.
Speaker 2: Hey, let me ask you this.
Speaker 4: Are you happy that you played a little bit before
the era of the punch? The punch on the ball?
Like the trend of everybody doing like Peanut Tillman. I mean,
did it?
Speaker 2: Okay, boy, say a Peanut did it. When we were playing.
Speaker 4: Peanut did it. But now every like that's something you practice.
Now nobody practice it, and everybody wasn't doing it. Was
more like, hey, we're going to form tackle, get the
guy of the ground, You're going to try to create
pressure on the ball, hit the ball with your helmet,
whatever it is. But like people aren't even going for
tackles anymore. They're going for straight punches and it is effective.
Like if you can do it right, what do you
do as a ball carrier? No, And Derek Henry's like
Derek Henry had no idea. He was there and he
actually had the proper ball, but he'said three fumbles in
the last three games, costly mistakes. It cost them the
game against point.
Speaker 3: To your point, when we would play Chicago, like you
would you'd catch a ball and you'd be like worse Peanut, Yeah,
for sure, But now it's all eleven and you I mean,
you look at guys and I'm watching a lot of
these fumbles happen in the NFL with running.
Speaker 4: Backs that are really good, have really good balls. Their
technique is not bad, like they have the ball secure,
but it's the over the top, perfectly time, perfectly placed
punch and that's just not an accident. It is something
that used to not be practiced, but Charles Peanut Tillman
made it popular ineffective. Then Charles Woodson picked it up
a little bit after that and was really effective at it.
Speaker 2: It is a.
Speaker 4: Weapon, and you can't there's nothing you can do on
offense if you got a little part of that ball
showing and somebody punches it as hard as they can,
like they're in a boxing match.
Speaker 3: And if you're good at it, it's a skill. It is,
it's a weapon.
Speaker 2: Was good at it and in practice.
Speaker 4: Heard but it's used to be something that you didn't practice.
You well, it's like you mean, they're hitting punching bags,
they're practicing boxing, they're pracacing, being accurate, they're pricing all
that stuff.
Speaker 3: I guess you're not accurate. You get a fifteen yard penalty.
I mean, do you know you don't really right, Well,
in your college, they probably arrest you.
Speaker 4: But yeah, but what a game last night, Like it
was fun to want There were so many great players
on the field and we were talking about it.
Speaker 2: We're watching a clip right now on TV. How good
of it?
Speaker 4: Like we talked about Caleb Jackson kind of lacking that
vision some of the One of the best guys in
the NFL to me with vision is David Montgomery running
back for the Lions, who's technically I guess their backer
backup running back. They have this one two punch of Yeah,
I mean, but I would say Jamiir probably takes the
majority of the snaps, at least in the first half.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Usually Montgomery's kind of their goal line guy, but even
early in the game they had Jamiir Gibbs as they're
running back on the goal line. But man, that is
uh there's not a better one two running back punch
than the Lions have. And Jared Goff's playing great, But
David Montgomery, Man.
Speaker 2: That guy.
Speaker 4: He is shifty, he is powerful and my gud can
he set up the second level of blockers. Uh DB's
coming downhill and he just has great vision. Fun to watch.
It's such a a NFL is such a good product
to watch right now, such good football.
Speaker 6: That throw that Jared Off made on fourth and one,
ye win the game with a penalty, right, but I
mean he dropped it. I'm gonna have Saint Browns covered.
He's covered perfectly. Jared Goff drops it right over into
the bucket to the thirty. I mean that ended the game,
yep essentially, And that was a gutsy call because I'm
thinking they're going with Gibbs or Montgomery, like you have
four touchdowns between your two backs.
Speaker 2: Right to call that play right there and golf to
make it like that was big?
Speaker 4: It was, And Lamar Jackson made some incredible throws last
night in big situations.
Speaker 2: It was just the sacks right.
Speaker 6: Well, it's the Ravens let one mistake like ruin the
game for like the Henry one, they still weren't out
of it. Then they go down the field and they
try to go for two.
Speaker 2: Which I hated.
Speaker 6: I would have just kicked the field goal, went down seven, whatever,
worry about the two point later. But he's got Zay
Flowers wide open in the end zone. Airmails. Now you're
down eight and then all the lives out of you
all that was after the fumble, Like that team just
one mistake happens and it just spirals on them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, NFL so wild man. That's why it's to me,
it's so amazing and fun to watch each and every
week because you never really know till the end of
this mid probably mid season, like midway to kind of
towards the end, you don't really know what a team is.
Like we're sitting here contemplating the Ravens being so good,
but like, how good really are they? We don't know.
We have no idea because the Lions, yeah, they're a
good team. They got blown out by the Packers. Packers
lost to the Browns. Browns, Ravens beat the Browns.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, it's just like the Bingles. The Bengals
beat the Browns. The Vikings House of the Bengals. We
thought that like that.
Speaker 4: We thought the Bills were this incredible juggernaut that couldn't
be stopped. After they beat the Ravens and then the Dolphins.
You know, stay stay tight with him with Tua with
the Laundri's got toua.
Speaker 2: You know, it's undefeated Joges team right there.
Speaker 4: Bo Nicks did miss a Why Bo Nicks had an
opportunity to win it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but did he made the play?
Speaker 3: But did Herbert make the play to throw it to
Keenan Allen on the run to his left with the
guy around his waist.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm talking about NFL. So it's like these
one or two playing. I mean, the Chargers have made
there's a place to be made. To make it or
you don't make it. Who are they playing this week?
I don't even know they're gonna catch that L. They've
won three division games already. They're gonna catch that L
this week? No, they're not.
Speaker 4: They played the New York Giants. Jackson Dart. Maybe what
do we think?
Speaker 2: Do we think if he's playing Chargers, he's Jackson Fark?
Who's who is starting for the Giants this week? Dart?
Did you hear Davio's press conference? I saw the press conference.
Speaker 4: Now he was backed into a corner by that, like
they just wouldn't relent.
Speaker 2: But if you're not considering it, he would have just
said no.
Speaker 4: I think he would have just think, when you lose three,
you consider everything, right, so you can't lie to the people.
Speaker 6: I think you have to start Dart, even though it's
a tough opponent because you have the Saints next. Like
starting Dart against the Saints, whether start already under his belt,
that's a potential win for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, whoa man, Saints? I mean catch our stride? Yeah,
what's stride? Small stride? It could be a stride stride.
They're tiptoeing like a burglar. Throw like a burglars. Both
the old teams will have should be wins on Sunday.
Who do the Packers play? The Packers have the Dallas Cowboys.
Oh yeah, that's right, that's right. Uh.
Speaker 4: And I think the for Green Bay. I think they
gotta get on their defense. I might play pretty hard
this week, is that.
Speaker 2: Michael?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jerry calls him Michael. That guy plays hard against everybody.
Can you imagine how hard he's gonna play.
Speaker 2: Take the over on his sacks. I don't know what
they are, draft kings, take the over.
Speaker 4: Take the over on the backup quarterbacks, pass attempts, whatever
that is. For the Cowboys, he's gon to hit it.
They take the over over one pass in the game.
Speaker 3: Yep, real quick to close out this NFL discussion before
we get.
Speaker 2: To OTV mailbag.
Speaker 3: When I come back, it's good the Detroit Lions culture
is incredible, and everybody that made fun of Dan Campbell
and his opening press conference can go fly kite because
every single player on that team there is accountability, there's
an authenticity, and everything that they do there's a relentless fight.
There's a I'm not going to be denied like, and
every player has it, like their star receiver Saint Brown
will maul you on the edge in the run game,
gibbson Montgomery don't care which back is in.
Speaker 2: They just want to get the job done the defense.
Speaker 3: I mean, Campbell played incredible last night, Branch played incredible
that I know they hadn't.
Speaker 2: Won anything and won a Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: I get all that, but where the Lions were where
they've always been, not just in recent memory, Like if
you played Detroit, it didn't matter who they had. They
could have Stafford and Megatron's like, that's a win. And
played Detroit, I mean, you know better than I do.
You played in that division. And to see where they're
at right now, I can honestly say I never thought that.
Speaker 2: They would have a culture like they currently have.
Speaker 3: And shout out to all those players for taking the
personality of their head coach and making it that culture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the flip that.
Speaker 4: They made, like to turn the like, let's not forget
who the Detroit Lions have historically been bad, bad, bad bad,
like the laughing stock. Yeah, and it not just for
like a stretch of time, for pretty much all that time. Yeah,
where you had a guy like Calvin Johnson and Barry
Sanders retire.
Speaker 2: Early because they played for the Lions much.
Speaker 4: And to be able to turn that around, it is
a blueprint and a recipe that every team should be
trying to follow. Yeah, there's you're not going to go
out and find a guy like Dan Campbell, Like that's
just everybody's got to be.
Speaker 2: They're one of one person. All good head coaches are
one of one.
Speaker 4: Like you can't like replicate what they do, but you
can replicate the messaging. You can replicate the culture. And
what they did they found a quarterback. They went and
got their guy that knew had the mentality, had the charisma,
had the calm demeanor, the nature that they wanted.
Speaker 2: And was told that he was washed and was told
that he was washed.
Speaker 4: And it's just a group of guys that man, they
fight and they found the right coaching staff. We already
brought up killing Shepherd about like what kind of juicy
brings to the table, But it's it's a blueprint that
needs to be replicated or should be tried to replicate
by everybody. But like to bring a group of guys
together that are professional football players that are making that
much money and to all be on the same page
is a special thing.
Speaker 3: To watch, and it's really cool landing in something by
you for chat. At least Jake's got T Bob's back
on Dan Campbell. They're clowning Tea Bob this morning saying
he's got a crush on Dan on Wake Up Barstool.
That's because T Bob gets it. T Bob's been in
the fire. T Bob's been in a locker room. He
understands what's authentic and what's fake. There's a lot of
guys at fake what Dan Campbell's trying to do, and
you can see.
Speaker 2: Right through it. But T Bob gets that it is
like authentic. You get it. He understands it. I don't.
Speaker 3: I have no idea who's on the show with him today.
I know it's kind of a rotating deal. But you
also have a GM that understands the assignment. You have
to have a GM that has the same kind of
grit and understands the head coach's demeanor, understands what kind
of culture they're trying to build. It's not just like
the head coach can't just be coming to be great.
It's got to be everybody. Yeah, it's Kelvin Sheppard be
and the defense coordinator.
Speaker 4: Really, the buck starts starts with the GM, So everybody's
got to have that buy in and the same mindset.
Speaker 2: We're all, here's the goal.
Speaker 4: We're putting this big goal right on our mirror that
we're going to look at every single day in the
morning when we're brushing our teeth, and uh, we're all
fighting for that goal. And that goal has to be
well defined. Now, the head coach is the one that
defines that goal. The GM's got to execute it from
a personnel standpoint, then the assistant coaches all have to
execute it, and then it trickles down to the team.
Speaker 3: Alex says, Still, they still got smoked by JD five
last season. They did in the playoffs, and look, JD
five's got that mentality and things like that are going
to happen.
Speaker 2: But we're the only ones that are good. But you
have to remember where Detroit was.
Speaker 3: I mean, they were the laughing stock of sports, not
just the NFL. And now, for the first time ever
in their franchise history, they are consistent. They're consistently winning games,
and yeah, top tier NFL.
Speaker 4: And it's that culture we're talking about that got them
to the point to be ultra irrelevant. We're not saying
that the best team in the whole league, and we're
not saying that they they're not going to lose games
or whatever to ultra talented teams and people that have
like minded cultures as well. But that's the kind of mindset.
And we're all Saints fans. Yeah, right, we have to
have a monumental shift like they did. And believe you
me for Detroit and I spent a long time in
the NFC North. For Detroit to have that kind of shift,
it is beyond monumental. It is a harder task to
do that than to turn around at New Orleans. Saints
promise you all.
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the internet.
Speaker 6: What the is the internet.
Speaker 2: Hashtag? Oh t be mail bag? Poncho or no poncho
on a log ride?
Speaker 3: Now, Daniel, you're probably talking about the little cheap plastic
bag that you put over yourself so you don't get wet.
I'm gonna say you get the real poncho because if
you get wet, you'll still look good in your poncho shirt.
Speaker 2: Shout out to poncho shirt. So yeah that goes there.
No poncho, yeah so soft. We went to Disney this
past year and just you tell me you wore a poncho.
I swear to god, I wore a poncho. Oh my god,
and you know why, such qb.
Speaker 4: And you did it right before it was evening time,
and it was in December, so it was a little
bit chilly out there, and I didn't want to be
walking around with wet clothes in chili weather. I'm trying
to avoid an ammonia and death.
Speaker 6: I feel like a lot of times on those rides, though,
like when the water comes in, it gets like your
feet and legs, and I just don't feel like a
poncho would cover that.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're you're chested up. Sure, guys, there's no
way to explain this. Solune is right, what are we doing? No,
I'm not wearing the poncho.
Speaker 4: I uh now, because I'm chivalrous and a gentleman. I
gave my wife and children the first DIBs at ponchos.
Speaker 2: Wait, you did not, and you wore it. No, they
wore I gave them the war and.
Speaker 4: I gave it to them, and then we we got one.
Speaker 6: Right before the Red m you only had water, and
you were like, guys, I get that, I got that.
Speaker 4: My totem pull can't get my t shirt wet got
Woody on it.
Speaker 2: On that note, hashtag o T B mailbag.
Speaker 3: Aiden Hutchinson are prime in Dominican suit in dominicandemic.
Speaker 2: Is like one of the better players in the last
twenty five years crime and Dominican suit.
Speaker 6: Yea, even even after the injury usually though, like you're
still really good at the end.
Speaker 2: Of his career.
Speaker 3: I don't know, No, I don't know about that one,
so I'm not gonna ask it.
Speaker 2: Hashtag go to B mailbag.
Speaker 3: Ryan Fitzpatrick made eighty two million dollars in his seventeen
year NFL career.
Speaker 2: On Thursday Night Football, he said he's six.
Speaker 3: In career earnings when compared to his eight different roommates
at Harvard.
Speaker 4: I actually saw that, and I just looked that up,
and it seems to be based on artificial intelligence. Seems
to be false. Based on estimates, Ryan Fitzpatrick earned about
eighty one point two million over eighteen years, making him
the highest earner from his Harvard graduating class.
Speaker 2: Who's wrong fitz or AI?
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go AI because I hate it and it's
wrong a lot.
Speaker 2: Boy. It's Patrick does kind of like the joke. M
it's a good joke. I get it.
Speaker 3: I only get bitter, like when I hear about how
much somebody in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Time fits in one of it. Though, I mean he
he paid his dues. This was a good player for
a lot of different paid his dues for sure, for sure.
Speaker 3: Hashtag OTB mailbag. A better decade the seventies or the nineties? Well, nineties,
you know, I don't jibe with the seventies.
Speaker 4: You could flip the question and say better like decade
of music, right, that's it.
Speaker 2: You could debate that. But like for US nineties, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I wasn't here in the seventies. Yeah, it was only
here a little bit for the nineties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, saved by the Bell and Varsity Blues, weren't the seventies.
Speaker 4: So seventies Like looking back at a lot of like
old documentaries, old movies from the seventies, seventies seemed like
a pretty dangerous place.
Speaker 2: Right, Like everybody talks about back then, like the purge.
Eighties seemed cool. Sixties and seventies seemed like they got so. Yeah,
sixties was tough. I'm gonna seven here. There was a
draft in the sixties.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Like I want to be part of that. It's
true to go seventies, Dodger felt like, no, I said
I would.
Speaker 2: I just said I would, but I don't want it.
He didn't want to he did. Yeah, I know seventies.
I didn't love the clothes. Clothes, definitely don't like music though.
Speaker 5: See that's my thing is like I love the aesthetic
of the seventies, like I love the fashion in the seventies.
Speaker 2: I feel like it was better for females. It was,
for sure. I love the music.
Speaker 4: You love like late sixties fashion more or seventies. I
think it was like a late sixties. I feel like
it was like a kind of power I hit the
and seventies like transition in that seventies.
Speaker 5: So what I'm thinking is like bell bottoms, platform boots,
like a fur coat. Yeah, okay, so I think I'm like,
that's seventies.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think everybody looked like they were having fun, like
the studio fifties six era jagedlic I wish I lived
through that era.
Speaker 3: I like the I like the the fifties greaser like
give you some jeans and a white T shirt and
a comb.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a lot of performance in maybe a leather
jacket in the winter.
Speaker 2: I like that. You know I like that.
Speaker 6: Oh y'all just sit down in the diner with your
letterman jacket, let leather jackets.
Speaker 2: Y'all here.
Speaker 3: When we played that one thing, me and Tea Bob
couldn't we couldn't control, Like we kept trying to talk
and were just about the guys from the fifties. It's
like we say swear words and we do things we're
not supposed to do, and we were all cingarettes in
our sleeves.
Speaker 2: Did you were all here for that? I think, gosh,
we we couldn't. We couldn't.
Speaker 4: You know, it seems like a scary place to me.
Miami in the seventies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Like if I lived in New York seventies, I
would have loved that. Like that is like literally speak me.
That is like my most esthetic ever. Like Bianca Jagger,
I love.
Speaker 2: Her, like her.
Speaker 5: If I could dress like dressed like Bianca Jagger.
Speaker 6: In fairness like kind of kind of similar to that.
La seems like it would be a lot more fun
in the seventies now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, New York in the seventies also it seems like
a pretty dangerous place.
Speaker 2: To me as well. I mean New York now probably, Yeah,
it's not great. We live in Louisiana, they were, No,
I go to New York once a year, so like
I go to places like that. I'm like, this looks nice. Yeah,
Like just stay away from that part of town.
Speaker 5: I'm like, I'm like, oh, here's the part where I'm
at about everywhere is that part of town?
Speaker 2: Good? Come on? Uh George hashtag go to be mail back?
Speaker 3: Does the L shoe does the L s U Defense
need to keep attacking or are y'all worried?
Speaker 2: They need to pull back and come and see what
they've done.
Speaker 3: Keep doing what you don't day just like you did.
So it's not just like reckless abandoned, like it's.
Speaker 2: There's a purpose. There's a purpose. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And they do a really nice job of disguising who's
coming and the line in the star star position, star
star star mindset. They understand, they understand how to disguise
it and inch towards the line and fall back into
coverage and rock and roll like we always talk about.
So no, they do a good job of it. That's
why you're where you're at right now. So no, no, no, no,
if you get beat, get beat being highly aggressive.
Speaker 2: Look play Baker is a really good coach.
Speaker 4: So if he doesn't think a chaos strategy is gonna
work versus a certain offensive coordinator, a quarterback, like believe you,
he watches film.
Speaker 2: He can make adjustments.
Speaker 4: Not every game plan is going to look the same
on defense, but believe it or not, even when there
is chaos happening and it looks like we're just bringing
on every play, there is a reason. There is a
method to the madness. Yes, of course he understands. When
you bring pressure, you do create opportunities for the offense.
You do create some weaknesses. When you build up a
strength to one side, you create a weakness somewhere else.
Speaker 2: And we get that.
Speaker 4: He gets that, But he's got some guys, some Jimmy's
and Joe's that understand that as well, who also know
how to you know, middle two receivers of you can
kind of play both. You make it tough, make it
hard to read. So I don't think it's like a
live by the sword, died by the sword type of thing.
It is a we're gonna live by the sword, but
we're also going to protect that sword.
Speaker 2: Sees your swords. I can't wait. I watched I Wait
cable TV last night last night, yeap, which I didn't love.
Speaker 4: You watched it with commercials. I watched it with commercials
a little while. Well, I didn't watch the thing. I
just watched it kind of like laying in bed, you know,
I was looking up, you know, distances from Tiger Stadium
to Gainesville.
Speaker 2: You know. So I watched that. I didn't love it.
Speaker 4: I've never seen it like on cable because like like
when he double sword chopped the guy's head off, they
didn't show that. They didn't show like smile for me
brother when he when he's uh, when they're doing their
first fight in the coliseum and he like you know,
cashes the throat ah and commitists like makes that like
tongue out snarl, they didn't show that part.
Speaker 2: Is see a new Gladiator ever? I did? I did? Yeah?
Not bad? You meet the original happen? Well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Top Gun Maverick Maverick.
Speaker 2: Wait.
Speaker 4: Rumors about a third Top Gun, right? Is this is
it a confirmed?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure it's confirmed. Also rumors of a second
Days of Thunder.
Speaker 2: Ah, Yes, I like that. I love Days of Thunder. Yeah,
could trickle.
Speaker 5: That's another cable movie.
Speaker 3: It's all I'm gonna stop and I'm gonna watch the
rest lever. But dick Son, Dick Trickle was a real racer,
I know, my brother's favorite racist.
Speaker 2: I mean makes sense. I like Cash Tago to Emile bag.
Speaker 3: Who in the studio would you trust help you had
the body? I think I think I'd help everybody the most,
nominate myself.
Speaker 5: I don't feel like I could trust Matt to do it.
Speaker 2: He'd forget about it. Yeah, well not even that.
Speaker 5: I just don't feel like I could trust you to
do it, just like every facet, every.
Speaker 2: Part of it. Yeah, I am.
Speaker 3: I'm loyal to a fault probably, so like if if
we had to do something, I got.
Speaker 2: You Yeah, m hmm, I would say I'm loyal to
a fault as well.
Speaker 3: I do have like Hete likes to have takes, and
I think eventually he would accidentally take that we hit
a body, right, No, I'm.
Speaker 6: The only one that didn't want the guy to rat
himself out to his wife.
Speaker 2: I ain't saying nothing.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, he would accidentally be like you guys, no, remember
that one time we hit the body and I said
that we should have done it this way, but we
did it the other way instead.
Speaker 4: Like the mo movies, how our mob shows, how they
get rid of the fellas. I got a factor, we
got a lot of these metal fifty callon drums.
Speaker 2: You know what what you.
Speaker 3: Remember the first episode of Ozar, Yes, it's said the acid. Yeah,
he's basically going to go in a drum and he's like,
I can help you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That was incredible TV.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and like Breaking Bad, I told you all that, Like,
I can't watch that show because first or second episode
they're dissolving a body in the bathtub and it just
gave you so much anxiety.
Speaker 2: Deal never seen him, but.
Speaker 5: But I think that the answer here is.
Speaker 2: Me or Jake Daniel And the chat said, I'm not
telling Jake about the body. Matt might lose the.
Speaker 4: Body's gonna want too many details about how I got
the body.
Speaker 2: I'm going to laundra. You'm not telling me? Oh Man, Yeah,
I'm with you. You would you'd want to know all
the information. Matt might lose the body. Yeah, that's actually
really act.
Speaker 3: You would lose it or forget about it. One of
those two things is certainly happening.
Speaker 2: What is this? I definitely wouldn't remember it.
Speaker 6: Actually, I'm actually good not knowing any of the details. Like,
I honestly, I'll walk around life not knowing a damn
thing anytime.
Speaker 2: Anytime y'all are like, oh, we have a new spot
or whatever. I'm like, I didn't even know this was
a thing. I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, bam, I goumma haven't watched Breaking Bad. My oldest
son has watched Breaking Bad. And I need to. I
very much need to. No, I know, I know, and
I usually try. I try everything I got.
Speaker 2: I've tried.
Speaker 3: I've tried the office seven times because all of y'all
keep telling me I need to try it. And it's
just not funny. Which if it's for you, it's for you,
that's great. Everybody's got a different humor. That's just not
my style. I need to try Breaking Bad. I've never
heard anybody say a bad word about it. It's just
like it's gonna be a commitment, and I don't have
time for that commitment right now. That's the summertime. Kids
don't have a bed time kind of situation. You can
stay up a little bit later. I can just show
up here tired.
Speaker 4: Bro, put the fanatics down, and get into some breaking
bed nah.
Speaker 2: Oh, breaking back. I can't make me money. It's a
good point. So it's a good point. These comments are
killing me.
Speaker 5: Alandre is a psycho, she'd hack the body to pieces.
That is not true.
Speaker 2: I'm not a psycho. But you didn't. You didn't defend
yourself on a second part of that statement.
Speaker 5: Sometimes you gotta.
Speaker 2: But the chopping up body smart. Gonna highlight that, that's
just smart.
Speaker 6: Have you ever seen Dexter breachu ra Sure stop it after
season five?
Speaker 4: Wait, I heard the new seasons good though, so I
watched the last season where it meets His Sun and.
Speaker 2: More TV when we come back.
Speaker 1: To the bench.
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Speaker 8: I just want to love.
Speaker 1: From the locker room to the airwaves. It's off the
bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: All right, welcome to TV Laundry. You said we had
a text into the show from the app. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: We got a little message, a little text message from Alan.
Speaker 3: Hilland ah number phone number three.
Speaker 5: His message said a FR said he liked the schedule
because it will be easier to win. So I guess
Matt yesterday during a FR obviously talked about the SEC
schedule league. Our permanent opponents are Ole miss A and
m and Arkansas, and his take was that he liked
it because it'll be easier.
Speaker 2: To win them.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's the same take that Matt had whenever
we initially started talking about this and they announced they
were going to do it, Hunt.
Speaker 2: Had the same take.
Speaker 3: And that's their take, and they are certainly entitled to
that take, and we said it at the time. I'll
say it again, that's just not my take. My take
is I want to play the teams that get my
juices flowing. I want to play the teams that I hate.
I want to play the teams that I despise. I
want to play the teams that when the schedule comes out,
I find them first. It's just it's different when you
prepare for those teams in those weeks, man, it feels different.
And you can play a great SEC opponent like I'm
trying to think of like our senior year, like we
played like a rank South Carolina. Okay, cool, great you know,
you go out there and you try your hardest and
you work hard, but doesn't have the same feeling as
when you played Florida. We play you know, whoever like
it can it can literally be whoever Kentucky, Georgia, even Georgia.
I'll tell you, even Georgia wasn't the same feelings when
you play those teams that are your rivals. So I'm
just telling you from like my personal experience, like those
are the games you look forward to the most, Like
you want to play the best of the best. Like
I wanted to beat Urban Meyer in Florida more than
I wanted to do anything. I wanted to beat Tim
Tebow more than anything. Like, That's just that was the mindset.
I wanted to beat coach Saban when he came back
as the Alabama head coach more than anything. And that's
just the feeling that And I throw Auburn into this
situation too, like when Flynn hit bird, like that's utopia.
Like for me to be able to go wink to
Will Muschamp after Flynn hit that touchdown pass on kickoff
as we went down there and won the game, that
hits different than if I'm winking to Steve Spurrier, the
South Carolina head coach, just my person.
Speaker 4: You know, people that have come into teams that have
come into the Southeastern Conference, but like teams that used
to be in the Southwestern Conference don't hit the same
as teams that were. Yeah, as who we're talking about, Alabama, Auburn, Florida.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is.
Speaker 4: And like I know, I hear the other side of
the argument, and I respect it and all that stuff
and all that's good, But what I hear a lot is, Okay,
don't worry about the big games because we're playing more.
It's an expanded SEC schedule as well, so you're gonna, like,
the big games are gonna be there. You're gonna have
big games, but it's the permanent opponents. You know, it's
good to have those, you know, not play the best
of the best and the permanent opponents.
Speaker 2: So he gets to win.
Speaker 4: And they say, but don't worry the big games are
gonna be there because it's an expanded schedule.
Speaker 2: Well, the opposite's true too.
Speaker 4: Create your rivals that bring the jews permanently and the
gag the winnable games they'll be there too as well.
Don't worry about those because it is an expanded SEC schedule.
You'll still get Arkansas, you'll still get Kentucky, you'll still
get vander But whatever it is, so the opposite argument
can be made. What you're doing is you're taking a
long lasting, every year rivalry that is full of hatred,
that is full of and that hatred brings joy and
excitement and juice. And we're being a dead horse.
Speaker 3: We are, And Golf South says, guys, L should be
playing Bamin Florida two out of three years. The games
aren't going away for good. We've already covered that. Yeah,
we've already covered that point. Like, think about your biggest
high school rival, the team you hated the most in
your district, and you're only gonna play them two out
of four years.
Speaker 2: Think about that.
Speaker 3: It's the same situation the school you hated the most,
We're only gonna play them twice out of four years.
Speaker 2: That feels different, doesn't it? Same situation?
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like only champions.
Speaker 3: Can those nights. I'm all right, am no TV here
on this Tuesday morning. Yeah, like the juice is pretty
good for.
Speaker 2: My countdown. This is to hell love them. That's only
down yourself.
Speaker 6: You look like on the remotest an airplane.
Speaker 2: Just now, like these were aggressive on average make up?
Speaker 4: What is our average sixty second live read when we're
on remotes?
Speaker 5: It ranges every anywhere from thirty to forty five seconds
from two minutes. There's been a too minutes. I have
had to restart the bad music.
Speaker 2: She had to do it Friday. We forget to look
at the old look no no, no, no no.
Speaker 5: I texted out him, I said, can you please help
him out? And he's like, Jake's giving him a countdown.
I'm like, I don't know what club Jake's looking at.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at the one a little phone in front
of me, and I'm like trying to like it gives
me ten seconds when I know there's thirty seconds left.
Speaker 3: Sometimes no how to read a clock, ya, bum I
just keep forgetting leaves back.
Speaker 2: Our three it's off the bench again.
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