Speaker 1: Off the Bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go where the.
Speaker 1: Plays get broken down and science gets denied The Bench
Our two of Off the Bench live from the Raising
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Speaker 2: All right over there, Bud Top is kicking him.
Speaker 3: That were good. You were being a real dork earlier,
but because I.
Speaker 2: Was a little sweepy. Yeah, some of us train.
Speaker 3: You did this morning.
Speaker 2: On Monday.
Speaker 4: To be fair, I was sleeping real good when I
was training for that. No, they really do be.
Speaker 5: Alarm was real rude this morning. I was in a
nice dream in cartoons.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's in cartoons or buddy, you
don't dream in anything but cartoons.
Speaker 2: It was rude too.
Speaker 5: I just I was on full scholarship to play baseball.
I was just reporting. It's my first reporting day position
where I was getting fitted for my cleats.
Speaker 3: My alarm went off, getting some new spikes.
Speaker 7: Sounds like this is this sonks like an actual episode,
like you're handed the cleats cut.
Speaker 5: Waking up like, oh, I want to get to at
least the first practice.
Speaker 8: See how you are where you said on the depth chart?
Speaker 3: Is it because Jay is coming on?
Speaker 2: It might be I am I'm a stitch.
Speaker 5: Yet I've been thinking about baseball a lot more because,
like I think my son playing and then Totte getting
into softball. Like, I've really enjoyed baseball practices, playing catch
with the kids, like four.
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 6: Are you at the level where you're having the dad
baseball sayings?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Oh, now keep hit.
Speaker 2: On it, Come on, Blue, I mean yeah, you're talking
about teaching all through.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but teaching from the gate, you know.
Speaker 8: Choke up on it, choke up on it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anything close Now, don't leave it up to him to.
Speaker 7: Play, Okay, Matt, that look ask ja be like, hey,
you know, I'm getting back into baseball a little bit
more with my kids.
Speaker 8: What do you see me as a prospect? What do
you have me in the field?
Speaker 2: You think I still got a shot?
Speaker 4: I had a dream last night that didn't count.
Speaker 2: It didn't matter anymore.
Speaker 3: It's true.
Speaker 2: On this team, I did a dream last night. You
might have a shot. Real opportunities. All right, So back
in the batter's box one time.
Speaker 3: Pn't that question for Jay coming up?
Speaker 6: I'm sure it's exactly what he wants to answer before
he plays Kentucky tomorrow.
Speaker 3: So go ahead and get that ready, not like.
Speaker 9: Hey, you worried about all the errors that your team
does with a team like Kentucky who plays a lot
of small ball coming into town, that's your second question.
Speaker 2: I mean, are not not quite as good? But sure,
you know we'll ask it questions.
Speaker 5: What are some other good dad sayings I can yell
from behind the backstop during the game at my kid
while he's in the batter's box. What's really going to
hit home for him?
Speaker 3: Pun intended.
Speaker 2: For sure?
Speaker 8: The small ball question, it's a terrible question, all right.
Speaker 6: I do want to ask y'all what y'all think about
this player that I saw mocked and this was Field
Yates ESPN dot Com to the New Orleans Saints, first
time again that I have seen this player to the Saints.
Speaker 3: It's a position of need where you currently sit.
Speaker 6: I don't think it's your most pressing need, and that
is Ruben Bain junior edge rusher out of Miami. Now
Cam Jordan, as we know, could be out of New
Orleans for the first time ever in his career fifteen
years with the Saints.
Speaker 3: He's still a free agent.
Speaker 6: At ten and a half sacks last year, but we
don't really know right now, we don't know what is
going to happen. There's gonna be teams after the draft
that don't get their edge rusher. Maybe they call Cam
Jordan and so maybe he prices himself out of what
the Saints are willing to offer. Now, Ruben Bain is
somebody that has been talked about as like a top
five talent in this draft. But the old short arm conversation,
no edge rusher over the past two decades, it's a
long time. Twenty years there. Flynn has been drafted in
the first round with sub thirty one inch arms and
he is thirty and seven eighths.
Speaker 2: That's a great stat.
Speaker 7: I personally would really like it. I don't think he's
gonna be there at eight, but I would like it.
I think David, I mean, I think Ruby Bain's a
heck of a player.
Speaker 3: Matthew.
Speaker 5: The arm thing is, it's kind of one of those
things where you kind of laugh at a little bit,
kind of like hand size, but then you think about
why is it just a coincidence? Is it just something
that you got to deal with. But I don't know
if it's as quite as big a deal depending on
your day, type of game, you play as a defensive end.
It's certainly a big deal for offensive linemen if you're
playing tackle, not as much as guard or center defensive end.
I don't know how huge of a deal it really is.
A lot of people are making a big deal out
of it. So and I'm sure that scouts and defensive
coachers are going to know a little bit better than
me teaching defensive end or rush technique. But there's different
types of defensive ends, Like there are types that like
to one arm stab and pitching the chest then try
to work off that. I just don't know if that's
his style of play. I don't mean I didn't tune
in to watch him enough to know that style of play.
But the thing with that pick for the eighth pick
is if there is any question mark on anybody, you
don't take them for a top ten pick at an
eighth pick. And it's an eighth pick that we've talked about.
Is getting sexier and sexier as these pro days go.
After the combine, after a lot of these a lot
of these players that are projected in that six to ten,
eight to twelve range, as they they're all starting to
look better and better and better because they're performing really well.
That's a very valuable spot now. So if there's any
question marks, whether it's arm length, which I'm not the
expert to tell you if that is, isn't you just
don't take somebody if there's a question mark by him
at that point, it's too valuable. And I just don't like, Hey,
there's so many ends this year, right, you don't have
to reach the top ten.
Speaker 6: He's explosive player, for sure, and he's played some inside
and outside. He's been a three, he's been a five,
been a wide nine. But that excites you. But if
you have a question market, I usually don't like these
conversations because I'm like, if you can play, you can play.
But when somebody hasn't been drafted at the position in
two decades with that arm size, that does set off
an alarm, just to kind of because as you were talking,
I started thinking about where when I struggled with a
guy with long arms, and I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Maybe you can google what my arm length was, Matt,
because I have no idea.
Speaker 5: I've never even heard this come out before. Oh really
really arm length? Like you do remember Will Campbell last year?
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, that was maybe the first time. Then now
I do.
Speaker 6: Right, I'm gonna google mine because you didn't do your
homework there when I asked you to I have longer arms.
Speaker 3: I had thirty You got pretty short arms. I had
thirty one.
Speaker 6: So to give you an idea of his arm length,
I'm and I'm gonna say that because I'm gonna tell
you the guy that came to mind when you started
talking for me was Mike Vrabel when I used to
block him.
Speaker 3: He has thirty four and a half inch arms.
Speaker 6: So his deal with me because he knew, like he
wasn't the biggest outside backer, so if I could stone him,
then I was probably gonna have a good day because
I could hit him, then I could get my arms
in his chest plate. But he knew that he had
the length on me, so like he knew if he
could get his hands on my outside shoulder, then I was,
as we call it, swimming in it because I look
like I'm swimming trying to grab something, but I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's got you know.
Speaker 6: What, three and a half inches right arm length, and
so it was a struggle for me, Like I couldn't
never grab anything because he was just like like you said,
he was just posting that outside arm out and you can't.
So that's what we're talking about. And it seems stupid.
It seems dumb. It's like, yeah, but those things are real.
And again, I have longer arms than Ruben Bain, and
I remember guys like if they had long arms, if
I didn't give the initial shock in that first punch,
then I was going to struggle.
Speaker 2: How tall is he?
Speaker 3: Hey, ruben Bain, let's check out the exact measurements.
Speaker 5: He's got shorter arms than you. Definitely don't take them
six seventy, so like he has some tiny arms.
Speaker 10: Really, Oh baby has hands, bro, I don't know everybody's makeing.
Speaker 5: I've heard this. I've heard people talking about the arm
arm length, but six is a little shocking too. I
was a little taller than.
Speaker 2: That, Matt.
Speaker 6: You have thirty one inch arms as well, Bud, not
a big deal. I just looked at the combine. I
wasn't really trying during that exercise. So for you to
call my arm short and when we have the same one.
Speaker 5: Really try it. I wasn't really trying. I didn't I
didn't flex stretch him out.
Speaker 3: And your hand size was eight and a half.
Speaker 6: No, no chance, that says eight and a half right
here on the NFL dot com.
Speaker 5: These are not small hands, people. My gosh, this is
a pretty standard. I think Harlow's got eight and a
half inches.
Speaker 2: There's a pretty standard looking hands mine too. Check that out.
Yours are not standard.
Speaker 3: These are a team issued, Bud.
Speaker 2: You have a mild case of giants disease.
Speaker 3: These are team issued.
Speaker 2: I know what I'm saying. It's a smiled case. Just
to touch.
Speaker 3: All right behind the glass. Ruben Bain Junior.
Speaker 6: Because this guy can't get past him having thirty one
inch arms when he thought he probably had thirty three
inch arms.
Speaker 3: We've all been there before.
Speaker 4: Ruben bin June at eight at eight, No, I want
Mountain man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Is it like?
Speaker 6: Is this my draft? In this my draft? Monster Lane
is still available? He goes ten.
Speaker 7: Okay, that was my question. Is it like the pick
I would make? No, wo, I'd be mad if the
Saints made it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 7: I think I think of bands a really good player,
hot and motor. I mean that dude, that dude goes
I mean he's got energy for days.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 7: The arm thing he'll get after you though. He's he's
a physical guy. I don't I don't really care that much.
Speaker 2: I would.
Speaker 8: I would take him.
Speaker 7: Like if if they think that's their biggest need, if
they think that's a bigger need than corner, sure go ahead.
Speaker 8: I think corner is a little bit bigger need. But
I like the player.
Speaker 6: Well, you got a lot of money tied up in
the edge rushers, so you have Chase Young and still
Carl Granderson, Like, yeah, he's still on this team too,
So you would be throwing another asset, another's first round pick,
another large check at a first round pick.
Speaker 8: Right, And that's that's why I don't think.
Speaker 4: Is that just like a depth thing?
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Like, do you just want
depth at that position or something?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 9: I think you need corner more than you need that. Yeah,
Like I think Chase Young is just fine.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean if you had Cam Jordan and Chase Young,
that's twenty and a half sacks between the two of them.
Speaker 8: Yeah, with the Granderson still there.
Speaker 6: And then Grantson would be the third piece. And I
think if you did that, then you could select the
corner receiver if that's where you wanted to go.
Speaker 3: You would have options. I just don't see it as
their most pressing.
Speaker 4: No, I don't either.
Speaker 9: Like I'm with Taylor, like I'm not gonna be super
upset if they do it, and the armlank thing doesn't
bother me because Will Campbell kind of proved that doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: But no, I'm I'm like fully on the delayed train.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm right there with you.
Speaker 6: I think he's just he's different than every other corner
in this draft, and you need it. I think he
would upgrade your position, room, don't.
Speaker 8: I don't think Kolid mcintry is a CB one right now.
Speaker 3: No, I don't either.
Speaker 8: I think Quincy Riley has a chance to be good.
Speaker 6: I think he's a really good NFL player, but he's not.
He's not ever going to be a number one shut
down corner.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 3: Again, there places for guys like day is gonna play
for a long time.
Speaker 4: But they're looking at well.
Speaker 9: I saw where Tyler Schuck is trying to like make
a push for them to get Bell the wide receiver
out of Louisville. Yeah, so maybe that's another thing to
look at.
Speaker 7: But like I know, every time Nick comes on, he
says internally it sounds like the Saints want more of
a safety type at that nickel position. For me, I'm
playing kool Aid mcintry at nickel. I think he actually
fits there really well. I don't particularly like him on
the outside. And like, if you draft a Delaine, you
got three young corners, you're not paying any of them
a ton of money. You got Mansword, Delane, Quincy Riley,
and kool Aid McKinstry. I think most people would.
Speaker 6: Tek that the same Mick draft has them at forty two,
taking Chris Johnson corner out of San Diego State, so
they realize it's in need as well.
Speaker 5: I will say on the arm link thing, I've been
thinking about it since you brought it up. I do
think it makes a bigger difference at offensive tackle now
at defensive end or edge rusher if it's not part
of your game to use it as an asset like
arm lad you just talked about Mike Rabel. He used
that as a weapon for him, and that's what one
thing that made him really good was his arm link
at that position, though, I don't think you have to
have that to be really good. If it's not part
of your game, that's not a tool that you use.
If you use other things as a tool. As an
offensive tackle, you have to use arms, like you have
to be able to reach out and grab somebody. Yeah,
defense man, you don't necessarily have to do it. It's
a big asset if you got it. But if you
don't need that asset because you got these other tools
that overshadow that, then you don't need it. So it's
not as big a deal to me just talking it out,
thinking through it. Then it is as an offensive tackle,
but certainly an awesome tool to have.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you got it.
Speaker 6: I was trying to as you were talking about, was
trying to go James Harrison, but I can't find his
because that was kind of one.
Speaker 5: When the first when did they start measuring arm length?
I mean, I mean, I don't doubt this is a thing.
Speaker 7: That It also probably depends on what Harrison was listed,
because I know, like was hen was edge rusher even
like a quote unquote thing back then? Was he an
outside linebackers? Jake said, at the position, So like what
position was Harrison coming out?
Speaker 3: James Harrison was so good, very scary. God, he was good.
Speaker 8: Like till the very end to he was really good
with Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: It'd probably be good right now.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, I'm I'm currently looking at a wood. Heywood,
are you good? He's six foot two forty two. He
wasn't six foot he's like five to eleven.
Speaker 7: The video of him playing volleyball with the giant med
ball always to be one of my like that probably
weighs over one hundred pounds. I mean that thing was big.
Speaker 6: All right, let us know inside the chat, how would
you feel if ruben Bain was the selection and Monsieur
Delaine was still a available in the NFL draft. We'll
take a break more OTB when we come back here
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Speaker 1: Lone out from the locker room to the airwaves, gets
off the bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 11: You don't know. They don't know.
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Speaker 6: All right. Welcome back in otp here live from the
Raising Kanes Studio. I'm gonna try to get to some
of these comments, and I asked for the chat's input.
If you did draft Bain and monsteror de Lane was
still available, what would you think, mister bigg said, I
would look at Mickey and say, I'm not mad, I'm
just disappointed.
Speaker 3: Okay, it feels right, let's see. Let's see.
Speaker 6: Htown Creole says Bain performed in the interior of the
line and on the outside. I like how players perform
in the playoffs, just like the star shine in basketball
during March Madness. He did play a little bit of
three technique in the interior, certainly more of a five
than he was a three, but he did show that
he can move around and be disruptive at multiple places.
Now that was at the college level to be a
little bit louder playing a three technique at his size
in the NFL, but he did show you that he's
willing to do it, which that goes a long way
as well. You definitely take Bain slash Bailey if available.
If not, draft the best player available, saying to rebuilding
and Chuck was good, but he's not a franchise quarterback.
Bailey's not going to be there, not even not remotely
have a chance to be there. He's going to be
probably a jet at two. I would push back at
taking the best player available. I think you have pressing
needs that are really good players are going to be
available for you. And I also say, no, I'm not
going to crown somebody a franchise quarterback after a handful
of starts. But I will say he is certainly heading
towards being a franchise quarterback.
Speaker 3: That's not just.
Speaker 6: Us saying that, that's the league saying that when you
have conversations with him. I mean the way that Chuck
elevated all the play of those around him, with guys
that a lot of casual NFL fans wouldn't even know
that that goes a long way.
Speaker 3: That was very impressive. And so he is certainly on
his way.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 6: He's the guy you build around, though you absolutely build
around Tyler Schechan.
Speaker 5: When do you actually like crown somebody a franchise guy.
You crown him with their second contract, right, yeah, and
that's not gonna happen for a couple of years, so
you certainly build around I mean, look, look, it's not
gonna be all like sunshine and rainbows with Tyler Shutt,
Like he's gonna have some bad moments next season, right,
he's gonna have some doubt, like he's still a young quarterback.
Speaker 2: But you build around him because he has proven to.
Speaker 5: You that the way with the way that he handles
a game when the game's on the line, he's handled
the pressure of doing that as a rookie.
Speaker 2: He's made the throws.
Speaker 5: He has told you physically, I can do all the
things you need me to do. So he's he's shown
you multiple times that he can do the hard things
that it takes, and so you build around him.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 5: You don't have to crown him with the second contract
for a couple of years.
Speaker 2: Right. The Texans did that with c J.
Speaker 5: Stroud after one good rookie year and they he didn't
have a good second year, and then they crowned him
a little too early. Right, So you don't have to
do that for a couple of years. So you can
sit and wait, but you certainly build around him. You
don't have to go and try to find that guy
right now, which is a luxury because it allows you
to find other guys at other positions.
Speaker 3: When I said best player available, you said, that's not real. Explain.
Speaker 5: I mean you never take best player. You take the
best player available at a position of need.
Speaker 3: I think if you're the Seahawks somebody like that, that you're.
Speaker 2: Maybe what if the best player is a quarterback like.
Speaker 6: You, Well, I mean I think that position is kind
of off limits in that conversation.
Speaker 2: There's going to be certain positions that are off limit.
Speaker 5: Like it's always like Ted Thompson and Green Bay was
always known for his draft philosophy as best player available.
But that's not a real it's the best player available
at a position that you need, which is what everybody does.
Right you look most so now now you're a little
bit more open minded to I gotta have I gotta
have either a.
Speaker 2: Running back or a corner.
Speaker 5: You're a little bit open, more open minded than that,
but you're not like any positions on the table.
Speaker 2: The best players is deep snappers.
Speaker 6: If you have two rock solid tackles, you don't take
a tackle.
Speaker 5: You don't take the fact even if he's the best
player by far and available, I say, it's not real now,
it's it's I don't hate the term best available, but
it's people got to understand it's the best available at
a position, because if it's best available, you would take
sponsor delaying it the third pick, and Jeremiah Love would go.
He's probably going, so you knew who else The Saints
need to step up, as Brian Brazy.
Speaker 7: He had, he had lived up to the first round, Billy,
first round pick. He's been a solid rotational piece. He
was a top twenty pick. Let's not getting it done a.
Speaker 6: Little bit later than that, but still his first round pick.
When a't he like in the late twenties.
Speaker 8: Maybe he was the late twenties.
Speaker 7: I mean he's playing like he's playing like you know
you drafted him second round, third round.
Speaker 8: He's not playing like a first round pick. No, not
what you need from him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's definitely a player they need to continue to
step up because then we're talking about interior pass rush.
Speaker 3: You don't have to spend as much on the.
Speaker 6: Outside if you have it, Like because I was talking
about the Chiefs yesterday, Well the Chiefs are all a
sudden like, man, we don't have.
Speaker 3: Any pass rush.
Speaker 6: It's like, yeah, because Chris Jones is getting old and
he no longer has to have a double team every
single play, So now they can free up help on
the outside. Those guys in Kansas City got big contracts
because they were getting double digit sacks because you had
to double team Chris Jones. The center and guard were
always going to be on him, so that tackle was
always on an island. Now that tackle's not on an island.
Every time like, well, they can't get to the quarterback anymore.
It's like, yeah, duh, those double.
Speaker 3: Teams went away every single time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And even if you don't like a like a defensive
in or edge rusher, even if if it's not a
pure double team, it's a let's chip the running back
who gets out on his route late, or sometimes doesn't
even get out on this route right, Let's chip the
tight end so he can't, you know, create a vertical
threat as fast as he can. So there's even if
it's doesn't look like this guy's get double team, he's
creating some sort of presence that makes somebody else do
their job a little bit slower.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Uh. And a lot of mock drafts too, you're seeing
Ty Simpson put himself into the first round, either at sixteen,
the Jets' second first round, or a lot of people
have Arizona trading back into the first round in the
twenties and selecting ty Simpson. So we could actually have
two quarterbacks go in the first round and.
Speaker 3: A thing that it's going to do.
Speaker 6: I think if ty Simpson goes in the first round,
it's going to almost in absolute say Garrett Nessmeyer is
going the second round.
Speaker 8: I mean, yeah, if he's your number three guy, second round.
Speaker 2: Imagine saying that mid season.
Speaker 3: Yep, I'll put some dollars on that.
Speaker 6: If ty Simpson goes in the first round, Gary Nesmier
would be a second round pick.
Speaker 8: I mean, you mentioned Arizona, you mentioned New York.
Speaker 7: Like, if we don't know what the deal is with
Pittsburgh's quarterback situation, they're at twenty one, they could take
ty Simpson if he's there. I know Miami paid Malik Willis.
They don't know if he's the long term answer. They
can take him at thirty.
Speaker 5: So you're saying third round worst case scenario for US,
I think, oh yeah, worst case scenario.
Speaker 3: And from what I am hearing, I think the worst
case scenario is third round.
Speaker 2: Right for you go crush it for fifty years if
you want to.
Speaker 6: I mean the Steelers at fifty three. I mean they
don't They don't really know right now. I mean even
if Aaron does come back, taking us in the second
round at fifty three, I mean, you.
Speaker 2: Have no what I mean. I would love for him
to get taken in the second round just to saint something.
Need need that Saints. I said Steelers. Okay that you
said Saints.
Speaker 3: No, I said Steelers, Yeah, Steelers.
Speaker 6: I'm so confused, Like, man, what raint on this guy's
parade one time? Because I mean, outside of if Ayro
doesn't come back, you have Mason Rudolph, and then you've
got to six round pick that.
Speaker 2: I like him.
Speaker 5: I like him to if I if I'm if, I'm like,
oh god, that's awesome. I like him to the Rams
they have sighty one. I like him to the Packers.
Packers just got rid of their backup quarterback. He has
a playing style a lot like Jordan Love and Stafford,
kind of in like a elements of each of their game.
I like him to vote those places, both young, good
offensive coaches. He can develop. I just don't want him
to go into a bad situation. So if I'm like picking,
if I'm cherring, don't go to the Raiders, the Browns. Yeah,
Like I want him to go to the Rams or
the Packers, where you're gonna get in with a good system,
with good veteran leadership, good veteran quarterbacks, good offensive minded
head coaches. You can learn how to play the game
the right way and not have to go get thrown
to the Wolves with a bad organization and having to
play with a bad team. You go to those places
you don't have to play unless some serious happens, right
that for me, those would be I mean, we've.
Speaker 3: Talked about him going to the Rams for like three months.
Speaker 5: I've always compared him, yeah, and I think comparisons are dangerous.
I don't like to like just his playing style and
like his I've always compared him to the way Stafford
played in college, like a little bit carefree.
Speaker 2: Knew he had a good arm.
Speaker 5: We had thrown into traffic every now and then in
his younger days. Got better as he got older, just
really good arm talent like that. And then I started
making the Jordan love comparisons because Jordan loved those off
his back foot a lot, and he saw you Garrett
tried to do that quite a bit, and he's done
that in the past kind of playing, kind of playing
loose like that.
Speaker 4: So I have maybe a bit of a will Wig update.
Speaker 9: Okay, do we want to go to break and talk
about it next or.
Speaker 6: When we come back here on O TV Way and
ticketsoo boom.
Speaker 3: Boom boom right here from the raising Gaines studio, off
the bench. How you're working out radio.
Speaker 2: Boys, that's pretty good. How about you kind of hurt
hard to give you that props there?
Speaker 3: Uh, it doesn't never hurts past me.
Speaker 6: A ice cold dough secuies maybe even too and you
probably toss it. You probably wouldn't hand it, probably give
a little spin, grab it.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: You're gonna delete some beers after that event. Oh yeah,
coming up tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Boy, not before, but.
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watch a little baseball, kick your feet up, relax, enjoy
some good weather, some good baseball. You got some NCAA
tournament as well. All that going on with a nice
ice cold dose.
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Speaker 1: From the locker room to the airwaves. It's off the
bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 11: His eyes are cool and wrist booms of home. Most hell.
Speaker 12: She give half of Texas, just change the way. She
knows his loves and Tulsa. She knows he's gonna go.
Speaker 13: Feel.
Speaker 11: It ain't no woman in flesh and blood. It's that
damn no roadie go. It's a boss of blood. It's
a dozen mud. It's a door of the sun crown.
Speaker 3: It's wide and it's numb.
Speaker 11: The gold in the bubblehel in the next door. Then,
and that's boat shaps, it's kemo hats.
Speaker 4: It's burs and letting go.
Speaker 3: It's the ropes in the rain.
Speaker 6: All right, welcome back in ot be here live from
the Razor Canes studio.
Speaker 3: All right, So do we want to get to your
update or do we want to get to the rodeo.
Speaker 9: I want to get to the well Waite stuff first,
So we'll do the rodeo tickets here in a second.
Speaker 3: Four five be ready?
Speaker 9: Yes, So we were talking how like you know, there's
some dominoes that need to fall before Will Wade decides like, Okay,
he's gonna come here. So one of them being Heath
Schroyer from mckney. So that is being reported that it's
official that Heath Schroyer is leaving McNeice and will join
LSU as Senior Deputy a D and Executive Director of
External Relations for LSU.
Speaker 8: Will Wade for real.
Speaker 9: Will Wade also met with NC State officials last night,
but they didn't come to an agreement on terms for
Wade to remain.
Speaker 4: At NC State.
Speaker 9: So it's starting to feel a little more, you know,
things are kind of heating up. So Heath Schroyer was
the first domino that had to fall.
Speaker 8: It's fallen on.
Speaker 9: Three is also just straight up reporting, like NC State,
they're just straight up saying it. NC State head basketball
coach Will Wade is expected to leave for l s U.
Speaker 4: Pete Nachos and Joe Tipton reports. So the dominoes are.
Speaker 9: Falling and it seems all but done that Will Wade
is now going to be the head coach at LSU. Obviously,
LSU still has to announce that Matt McMahon is going
to be let go. That hasn't been announced yet, but
the he'th shoryer thing is, yeah, covers.
Speaker 4: Dunker Special right there, So Jenn's Dunker Special he loves
all right.
Speaker 5: I had to look at it too, because there's just one.
I've gotten fooled by this Twitter parodyccount that's like three three.
Speaker 9: No, that's straight up on three and they're just coming
out and saying it.
Speaker 11: Out.
Speaker 3: I just saw the over and it made me laugh.
This report brought to you by the covert.
Speaker 7: I hate to pile on to the guy, but like
imagine Matt McMahon seeing the report that Will Wade is
coming to Yellow Shoe and he's like, I was an assistant, right,
like assistant cook.
Speaker 2: I don't remember talking to Will Wade about joining my staff.
Speaker 8: He's like, hey, is he gonna be like an analyst?
Speaker 9: I mean, i'd have to guess that behind the scenes,
there's already been a conversation had like oh, yeah, you
found out.
Speaker 5: I think it's pretty easy conversation like hey, it is
what it is, like you get it, you get it.
Speaker 2: Like you get it numbers on, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, and we're paying you'll find he'll find another job.
Speaker 2: Pay you well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 6: Mean because this this was the the year that it
was going to swing one way or the other. Right,
they really did put some resources into the roster.
Speaker 3: In basketball.
Speaker 6: Now, it's not like it used to be where if
you came into a situation, like if you would have
come into a situation where your coach got five like
Will did, and you know for the reasons he did,
and you take over, they would have given you ten
years to figure it out. It's not the case anymore
because you can see teams that have no scholarship players
and then in two years they're making Sweet sixteen runs
with not the same budget but not that much more
than what LSU was using. Certainly in this year.
Speaker 8: I mean Natos did it.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, it's closer to the time that the way
you got hired here, But I mean Natoates has been
doing it at Alabama, and like he's the favorite right
now to land the U and see job because he's
done such a good job there.
Speaker 9: I just like all the people that told me you
get over, Will Wade didn't.
Speaker 4: Have to again always come back.
Speaker 2: We have not heard it from LSU no or Will Wade.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 5: This is on three reporting it and again there's a
lot of smoke now, so there's got to be some
sort of fire happening, But it looks to be based
on credible people talking about it that we can be
cautiously optimistic about this happening.
Speaker 8: I don't think he's going to put that out.
Speaker 2: If they're not, they're pretty.
Speaker 9: The hire of Heath Schroyer pretty much is the nail
in the coffin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I doubt he comes without.
Speaker 3: I mean, now you have him and you have your
school president. If it's a.
Speaker 5: Strong he is coming, I don't think Heath's coming without
Will Wade count vice versa.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there is a old photo that is circling around
the internet right now of Will Wade at dinner in
NC State stuff at n C State and Heath Schroyer
is calling him on the phone.
Speaker 4: This was like last year.
Speaker 2: His face pop up on the screen.
Speaker 4: I think it just said does crack me up?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 4: Why is your big ass face on my phone right now?
Speaker 2: Zoomed in?
Speaker 6: How does like when you like add somebody's contact like
it gives you their pictures?
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't need that picture of that random person.
Speaker 8: How do you even set that I don't.
Speaker 3: Have that they do it.
Speaker 6: So like if I sent my contact to y'all, yeah,
like it would be whatever picture.
Speaker 7: No, Like, y'all probably have a picture of me the
picture I don't.
Speaker 8: Pictures are like.
Speaker 5: Most huck likes to get on my phone and change
my picture to the poop emoji.
Speaker 2: So people that have my contact there.
Speaker 6: I have my picture. When you call, you're fired up.
You're kind of like half squatting, yeah, and you've got
your hands and like you're like, ah, it kind of
looks like you're pooping on a football field.
Speaker 2: Nice, yeah, he was.
Speaker 9: Hell yeah, all right, So we'll wait Florida probably more
than likely coming to l s U.
Speaker 3: We'll classic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can rip our hearts out in the next
couple of days. That's fine. We'll get excited.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hell yeah.
Speaker 6: All right two two five four nine to nine one
zero four five.
Speaker 4: Matt's gonna ask you a couple of questions. Wait, you
got one. We're let me answer off.
Speaker 3: You're gonna ask you.
Speaker 5: So we're gonna have some questions. Now, we're all gonna
ask some questions. I just said Dave on my two
that I got, so get it right. Then then it's
kind of over.
Speaker 2: Well, if they get it wrong, you gotta go to
another question. So everybody's got to get questions ready.
Speaker 5: We're gonna ask you a question, and as soon as
we're done asking the question, it's not gonna be like
ready said, go, we're gonna ask you the question. One
se question is over, you're gonna your eight second starts
and we haven't decided if it's gonna be a TikTok timer.
We're gonna play a song, but you'll know it'll be
a buzzer or the song win. And if you haven't
given the complete answer, as soon like the word's got
to be out of your mouth, all right by the time.
Speaker 2: That buzzer goes off. All right, so we don't get all.
Speaker 4: Find my buzzer button real quick.
Speaker 3: Okay, but we do have a caller.
Speaker 4: We do have a call Oh we have two callers.
Speaker 3: Okay, Matt, you're up first.
Speaker 2: We're doing this now, going right.
Speaker 4: Or do you want let's do one here?
Speaker 9: So this is a or should we know we already
have callers, so let me just oh my god.
Speaker 4: We have so many of them.
Speaker 2: This is overwhelming me.
Speaker 9: If you're on the line, just hold on, hold on, okay,
miss so first caller Clint. We got Clint up in here. Clint,
please do not cuss Clint.
Speaker 2: What's up, dude?
Speaker 14: What bro?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be on the timer.
Speaker 6: So as soon as Matt asked the question, I've got
you're ready to go.
Speaker 9: Okay, I don't have the buzzer, but I just pause
the song whenever they eight seconds.
Speaker 5: Or okay, okay, awesome, all right, eight seconds? So are
you ready to play eight seconds of fame?
Speaker 8: Let's do it?
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, okay, not including LUs you're old miss, namely
three teams that Lane Kiffin has been the head coach.
Speaker 3: For go.
Speaker 14: Uh Florida in the national.
Speaker 13: Uh other times out we appreciate calling it.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, that's the point of the game. All right,
Next caller, I don't know who this is. We're just
gonna answer it on air. What's your name, sir or ma'am?
Speaker 5: John John John May, Good morning, Good morning, Johnny. Are
you ready to play eight seconds to fame?
Speaker 3: We'll find out?
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, different question, right.
Speaker 2: Different questions. Okay.
Speaker 5: With the addition last week of t Martin to Lane
Kiffin's staff, how many staff members in total does that
put on the football staff?
Speaker 2: Seven?
Speaker 3: Incorrect to good guy John.
Speaker 4: Good guess we thank you for your call.
Speaker 5: The reason why that was a question that was pertinent
to this because we we talked about it quite a bit.
Speaker 4: We talked about it as the and it almost broke up.
Speaker 2: The wolf almost broke up.
Speaker 4: I got another caller right here, let's question.
Speaker 3: I got I got one, all right, nobody's gonna know
you got one?
Speaker 4: All right, Next callers, sir, ma'am? What is your name?
Speaker 8: Hello?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got you this.
Speaker 6: Okay, I've got one, all right, mister Big. In my
NFL career, how many touchdowns did I score? O?
Speaker 3: U eleven?
Speaker 6: No, you gave me too much credit. Oh, you gave
me too much credit. Thank you, mister Big for calling.
I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: All right, we're gonna take it's a point.
Speaker 9: Let's take one more caller and then go to break
and then we'll take more. Well, here, I'll do one. Okay,
who is this hello?
Speaker 5: Henry?
Speaker 9: All right, Henry, you got eight seconds to name five
SEC state or no, we'll do three.
Speaker 3: We'll do outside. You can't Tiger stadium?
Speaker 4: Now, l s U name three SEC stadiums?
Speaker 3: Ready, go spawn.
Speaker 2: We got got more than me.
Speaker 4: We've got some callers still.
Speaker 3: But let's take break, Yes, take or break.
Speaker 6: We gotta hit refresh on some of the questions as well,
and we'll get to those calls when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Com from the locker room to the airwaves. Gets off
the bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 11: Well but you never heard Marson miss kid on anyway,
settling down?
Speaker 2: Would you marry me?
Speaker 10: Hefies you fast and Victy please see yes?
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in two to five. Four four
five is the number I think I've already got. We've
already got some callers. If you're trying to win the
rodeo package. Here, let's go to the phone line.
Speaker 4: Hello, you're on O t B.
Speaker 11: Who is this?
Speaker 13: What up?
Speaker 4: Richard?
Speaker 11: Richard?
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 4: What's up?
Speaker 3: Much?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Had a question?
Speaker 8: All right, I got one for you.
Speaker 7: Since Joe Burrow left l s U, give me four
quarterbacks that have started a game for the Tigers.
Speaker 14: Go that would be oh lord there, Well, yeah, Darren,
let's do three.
Speaker 4: Let's do three.
Speaker 8: I mean we were given for sure?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, true, okay, so let's do a different.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll do a different. You got one, I got one.
Speaker 4: Okay, we got you are on air. What is your name?
Speaker 3: Hello, Victor?
Speaker 2: What is it Victor?
Speaker 3: Vic?
Speaker 2: Are you ready to play a little eight seconds the fame.
Speaker 5: Look, we're putting your feet to the fire, putting you
on the spot here, So you got eight seconds?
Speaker 13: I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Alright, are you do you listen to the show? Yeah?
Pretty good?
Speaker 5: All right, all right, all right, here's your question. At
the beginning of the season. Who was the backup quarterback
for the West Canaan Coyotes in the movie Varsity Blues.
Speaker 2: Oh lord, definitely forgot that one play forgot this one.
Speaker 4: Times up.
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Speaker 3: Well, we appreciate you calling.
Speaker 9: Okay, all right, let's stand hold because we got to
take a break right here.
Speaker 4: But stay on hold.
Speaker 9: We're gonna come back and we're gonna give these tickets away. Yes,
we're putting you on the spot. That's the point of
the game.
Speaker 2: It is the quarterback question. I gave you a layup.
It doesn't lay up, it's not and Parci blues one.
Speaker 3: Come on, i'mly in front of you.
Speaker 2: It's right here, Jonathan Max.
Speaker 4: So stay on hold. We're gonna come back after this break.
Speaker 3: I like this game.
Speaker 2: This is fun.
Speaker 4: This is fun, all right. If you want pe tickets
to hunt a rodeo, stay tuned off the bench.
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