Speaker 1: Good morning, losy Bybee back in the studio feeling great.
Speaker 2: Team up Jake, Alandra and Tate hanging.
Speaker 1: Out with you to day day.
Speaker 2: I remember he's having a great Tuesday and a great Monday.
Shout out the dreams come true. If you're at the
golf Urmam yesterday, Ip, you had a great time, but deeply,
deeply happy to be back here at the studio with
the homies, with a great show, a full document planned
for you today. What's up, guys? How are we feeling
this morning? Jakie, what's up?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 2: How's the March Madness coming along?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I know it's it's going back and forth.
Speaker 3: You know, there's a lot of matchups that, as they
should be, are difficult selections, but I do love it.
It's my favorite time of the year out side of
you know, football seasons, football season, but during this time
of year, not only do you have March Madness yet
college baseball, softball, gymnastics like you got the entire game
bit of sports and so always enjoy it.
Speaker 1: But now just trying to fill out the perfect bracket, uh, the.
Speaker 2: Infinite quest for the perfect bracket, something that has never.
Speaker 1: Been done and will is that wild? To you that's
never been to no meno. It's it's so many teams.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not wild to me, because what's the math
on it. It's like one, can somebody find me what
the math is on a perfect bracket. I think it's
almost I think it's like essentsionally essentionally, I think it's
like essentially infinite, right, like like chess is a game
that maybe is not technically infinite, but is basically.
Speaker 1: One in nine point two katrillion. There you go.
Speaker 2: It's not a real number exactly. That's like says something
called like geometric quintillion. It does not surprise me. It
was basically what it was saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have no idea either. Job, well, I just
have the four.
Speaker 4: I just have the full word pulled up. I didn't.
I don't know that number.
Speaker 1: I would have said quajillion. Uh.
Speaker 2: But but yeah, it's like chess as I think it's
called like geometric exponential growth or something. But basically, yeah,
within like four moves, there's more combinations than there are
like sands on the beaches of the earth.
Speaker 1: There's something more possibilities. So that same way, No, it
doesn't it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess What does surprise me is that the
math gets that high because I'm not smart enough to
understand exactly why. Uh maybe so what does not though,
is that it's never been done.
Speaker 1: But hey, what if you do? You know what I'm saying,
What if you do? What's who?
Speaker 2: What's the closest bracket ever to being perfect?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 2: So I was trying to, I mean, google taste if
you can find some. I'm sure Jim and I will
spit something out even if it's wrong.
Speaker 6: Wasn't Bijon Robinson like super close when you're I'm sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure he had a good one, But I'm
talking about like the the closest with the bullet objectively
hears how many of this person got correct?
Speaker 1: I want to how.
Speaker 6: Close anyone has ever gotten. On the men's side, was
in Ohio man in twenty nineteen who predicted the entire
tournament into the sweet sixteen, which.
Speaker 7: That's pretty oh wow, like.
Speaker 2: We haven't even really like to predict the sweet sixteen,
but like there's still three more rounds yeah that day now,
granted three more rounds with the you know, significantly less
choice each time, but oh man, okay, so not even close.
Speaker 1: Jude Jake, what have you do it?
Speaker 6: Oh, but they've only been tracking online brackets since twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: Yeah bo yeah, yeah, fair, there's like a few millions
of brackets every year only each individual site.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Even and even though we think of pre internet, even
though it's a technically pre internet as kind of the
Stone Age, if somebody had had a perfect bracket, there
would have been local news stories like surely it would
have you know, it would have been a big deal and.
Speaker 3: They would one probably some significant money because like everybody
that offers, like even us, like we do the bracket
challenge here and you win something.
Speaker 2: Are we filling out our brackets today? Or are we
gonna wait till after these playing games.
Speaker 4: I always like to wait till after the play end.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, I mean, so we would do it.
Speaker 3: We would have to do it Thursday morning then, okay,
and we'd have to put some feet to the fire
to make sure it gets done.
Speaker 4: Durn he starts Friday right.
Speaker 1: To night.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah yeah, playings tonight, tomorrow and dayton and then
there Thursday morning around ten typically tea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm pretty sure. When we get out of here,
usually we stop and watch a couple of minutes of
the first game.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've done remotes before uh watching the game. So yeah,
just okay, let's hold each other accountable. Thursday, after the
play ins, we will we will make our brackets.
Speaker 8: Yes, you want to bracket challenge yuess who broke o
ohio Greg's perfect bracket?
Speaker 4: Gonna see got up.
Speaker 7: Yet, That's what I was about to say. I was
reading more into it. Yeah. In overtime ninety nine and
ninety four.
Speaker 8: Like that point out that he also like to point
out that he's a neurologist.
Speaker 4: I'm like, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: How many I mean, so you say that roll in
your eyes, but you are actually right because it's not
a sign of intelligence, a perfect bracket, like it is
just luck. So you could be a neurologist, or you
could be, I don't know, a garbage man. You could
be a radio a Steelman, a radio host Stephen Jake.
Speaker 7: What if you get a perfect that would be insane.
Speaker 3: If I got arific bracket, I'm cheering it with everybody
in this room and we're going and we're having a time.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know what sucks. So it's like, what
if you get a perfect bracket, but you weren't inentered
in any big money competitions. Like, so you do a
perfect bracket, but you're not interned at any big money competitions.
There be anything more frustrating on the planet because like object,
like you would deserve at least a million dollars, but nobody's.
Speaker 1: Just going to give it to you. Did enter it?
Speaker 2: Think about this, like what think about how much Molly
eyes look at what I did, but I did this.
Speaker 8: Think about how much money people get for like winning
the lottery.
Speaker 4: Most of these are like two hundred and fifty hundred thousand.
Speaker 8: You're like what I did was way harder, Like everybody was,
Like somebody wins the lottery every time there is one.
Speaker 2: Somebody just needs to come together and just give me
a million a few million. Actually, to your point, Taylor,
because I got a perfect bracket.
Speaker 7: What if one of us?
Speaker 6: Okay, so we can all do our normal, normal brackets,
but what if one of us, like does it Ai?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 7: Like we ask Ai?
Speaker 4: My dad did one yesterday from with Aim.
Speaker 7: That's interesting.
Speaker 4: I didn't get his old time.
Speaker 2: I know I am getting left behind at the station,
leaving meat on the bone, failing to rise to the
challenge of the modern times. But f AI, you have
fun over there with your little roebic buddies.
Speaker 1: Picking games, not me, because I got blood in my veins.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're telling me the other day how you enjoyed
robot umpires and you couldn't wait till baseball got robot umpires.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm I'm literally the biggest enemy of not not
the biggest, but I have been incredibly consistent and incredibly
vocal on the fact that I load the idea of
robot used.
Speaker 4: It like I don't. I don't really know a lot
about it. I've never used the I for anything either.
Speaker 7: Ran into a very interesting threat about it the other day.
Speaker 2: I just have all where AI and me got off
on an awful foot because I am there's a crazy here.
I've just always loved concept art. Yeah, right, for movies, games, whatever.
I buy art books of movies that I love.
Speaker 1: All the time.
Speaker 2: I have bookshelves full of them. I just like to,
you know, get in a good little headspace and sit
down and and just look at these. And now it
infuriates me that you can sit there just type something
like you've just completely erased the artist entirely. You can
type in whatever you want, and in zero point five
seconds there's an image compared to a person who used
to sit there and actually think about it, created and
and and and so it makes me angry, and that
certificate and it's just a sign of the larger thing
that's going to happen to all of us.
Speaker 7: And that's eventually.
Speaker 6: But I don't think that you should be angry about
that because people can tell that it's fake and nobody
really actually like now.
Speaker 2: But that's the horrifying part of AI, is that this
is an evergreen statement. Today is the worst that AI
will ever be.
Speaker 7: I don't know, it's pretty stupid exactly.
Speaker 2: Now, go look two years ago, go look at go
look at deep fake videos one year ago, and look today,
look at fake voices that you could do one year ago,
and look today, and then understand that quantum computing's right
around the corner. Pretty soon. Here we are done. And
so you gotta make a choice. Are you with the humans?
Are you with the roebits? Okay?
Speaker 1: All of us have.
Speaker 2: Got to make a choice. And I know where I stand.
I don't drink oil. I drink liquor, okay, like a
man and a woman. Yeah, Okay, I don't got rusty knees.
I got brittle knees like a man.
Speaker 1: I thought you're about to say callous knees for sure. Crap.
Speaker 2: I have no idea how coding works me either. I
might as well be an illiterate medieval peasant. You ain't
gonna catch me hanging out with these computers.
Speaker 1: Listen to sleep and.
Speaker 2: Then maybe, but that would be the only context.
Speaker 6: I'll think it's that bad for Like now, I guess.
Speaker 2: It does freak me out though, that our entire life
is ruled by computer code and I barely even understand.
Speaker 1: Actually, i'mna say.
Speaker 2: I don't even understand really the concept of coding how
it works. I is that not crazy? Like we all
look back at those medieval people, we make fun of
them for being illiterate, aren't we all functionally illiterate in
that way?
Speaker 1: Scary thump?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Anyway, what are we supposed to start with? I don't know.
Speaker 2: LSU midweek game tonight, baby, let's kind of get this
thing started.
Speaker 9: It's time to get it to work courtesy of Tiger
Labor and Staffing, where they can help take care of screening, training,
payroll and more. Now for starters, So.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna be upfront. It's gonna be a very
quick overpass. And I took all my information from Hunt
Palmer's preview on Louisiana Sports Sunday, So Louisiana Sports SunNet.
No matter what you want to, I mean, look anything,
your Saints, your Tiger is anything. It's all there. Hunt
does an excellent job with LSU, and here it is.
Here's a fun fact that I didn't know. LSU's won
fifteen straight for the first time since twenty seventeen. Give
us a little extra juice to the midweek games, right
winning streak on the line when it enter a top
five Texas top five matchup in Austins. As good a
form as possible, you know, right now, eleven and seven
on the year, they just swept Incarnate.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: They appear to a hit very well. They score thirty
runs over the weekend. They have four players that are
three seventy or better. They're averaging eight runs a game,
and they're led by Bryce Callaway.
Speaker 1: This guy sounds like a character. Guys.
Speaker 2: He's six five, two forty, he's hitting four oh eight
eight home runs, twenty five ribies, and he pitches as well.
So be on the lookout for Bryce Callway and there
it is you and no previews.
Speaker 1: What do y'all? What do you all? What are y'all
watching Fortnite? I mean, you know, look, it's basically.
Speaker 3: Look, you gotta do what you gotta do. Uh, just
continuing the same. I mean, you just swept an SEC series.
You mentioned it, you win fifteen games in a row.
We know Jay Johnson takes these midweek games serious. I
mean he does everything with a purpose, with a plan.
There's no wasted swings, no wasted pitches, no wasted games,
which I appreciate about him. And so we saw over
the weekend everything kind of just got a little tighter, right,
The lineup got tighter, There wasn't as many people mixing
in and out. Is he going to use these midweek
games to kind of go back and do what he
was doing before conference play started as far as a
ton of people are playing, got pinch hitters, pinch runners,
defensive replacements, or is he going to try to continue
what they started this weekend?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, uh, as again Hunt highlights with with
the three lefties. Over the weekend, you had three Braswell
games in a row. Uh, do you see Tanner Reeves
Peggett third son, who was red hot entering conference play.
Uh do you see Cad behind the plate? Since Hernandez
got all three starts over the weekend, Uh, maybe get
William Schmidt out there make up for a little bit
of a bumpy outing.
Speaker 3: He said no more Tuesdays. But oh that's true, Yeah
the show last week?
Speaker 1: True? Uh maybe not maybe not? May you know, maybe
maybe this is a nice maybe.
Speaker 2: One more yeah, maybe well just one more, yeah, just
maybe just one more Tuesday. Uh a lot, y'all, y'all
looking for anything in particular tonight.
Speaker 8: Just he's like to see which pitchers he throws, if
you can get any extra like in the weekend, rotation
out of the pin, stuff like that. I mean as
far as batting, no, I mean I expect lu to
hit well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean again, yeah, I think l Shoes offense
is beyond reproach. Right now, we know how how good
they are. Obviously you Ando's firepower, their strength as well.
So after the kind of wobbles out of some of
the pin this week, and absolutely that's kind of what
the part you'd be locked into more lodro by you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just wonder if he'll throw connor ware back
out there. He threw a few pitches this weekend, but
see if he can get right from the last game.
That wasn't like he's not terrible, but it just he
wobbled last game a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean look, that would describe pretty
much the entire pin uh or and that we did it.
You know, we we They did a good job of
limiting the damage. Well, having some some wobbles. Tennessee number
one and all five polls. Now, good, good, Let them
get fat and happy and lazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, prepare to be slaughtered. Uh, it's not a shock.
I mean they swept. No, they should be top ten Florida.
They should be the number two.
Speaker 7: Hate to say it, but they're really good.
Speaker 2: TeaBot My robot Son has called me a Luddite, which
I guess just says, are the textile workers in eighteen
hundreds England vandalizing the mechanical looms to prevent uh, you know,
them losing their jobs. Yeah, so it's kind of interesting
thing about like everything else in life, this is nothing new,
I suppose, even if it's a more extreme version of it.
Speaker 1: Good. I'm proud to be a luddite.
Speaker 2: Okay, I know where I stand, and history will look
back on me fondly or not at all, because the
robots will erase me, knowing that I'm too dangerous to
their eventual cause.
Speaker 3: You know, AI will never be able to tell a
story about being in a porta potty and getting Poseidon's kiss.
Speaker 1: Though it's true, I just don't think that's true. Unfortunately
it is.
Speaker 2: I think that sort of stuff is probably on the
further you know, further further afield, further afield.
Speaker 7: But I'm about to do a little research.
Speaker 1: Body water splashy.
Speaker 2: When Ai starts being funny, that's when we're cooked. It's
just like in that way they say about learning the language.
When you can start making jokes, like you can start
making jokes, understanding jokes, doing humor, that's when you fully
know the language.
Speaker 1: Same type deal.
Speaker 3: You've really put some time and thought into this. You're
a little worried about it.
Speaker 2: Ah, yeah, I mean, and that's without even seeing Black
Mirror season seven.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what. Yes, I don't watch Black Mirror, so
maybe I don't have the same feeling.
Speaker 2: You know, when we got up to seven seasons, I
think I've probably missed like three or four. I'm not
sure how many I've seen or haven't seen.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm just too chronically online probably at the
end of the day. It's my biggest problem anyway.
Speaker 7: So do you love or hate technology? Which one is it?
Speaker 2: It's funny because I think I loved technology my entire
life growing up.
Speaker 7: And until I took it too far.
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm just a little worried on multiple fronts
about what it.
Speaker 4: Means for all of us.
Speaker 6: You know, you can like screenshot your because it kind
of is already funny. So you can screenshot your Instagram.
This is like a trend people were doing a while back,
and you screenshot your Instagram page and you put it into.
Speaker 7: AI and you're like, roast me, and it'll like roast you.
Speaker 1: It already can make jokes.
Speaker 7: It's funny.
Speaker 2: We got Ribbon ai out there as chat cheat.
Speaker 1: To somebody do big faith. Oh my god, yeah.
Speaker 7: Like that's that's well for you. How many cheesecakes did
you have?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Look, there is also the more optimistic view. I think
Origin by Dan Brown kind of plays with a more
optimistic view where we kind of merge with the AI
and it could you know, we all become cyborgs of sorts,
which enough far off from your phone's on your twenty
four to seven. A lot of us are walking around
with AirPods in as well, maybe even an eye watch.
How what just because not inside your body, your phone
might as well be a part of your body, so
already kind of cyborgs. So in that view, maybe we
merge with them and enter a new sort of golden
era free from resource scarcity and other human stuff. But
I don't know, you look at history, not generally how
things play out.
Speaker 1: But we'll see.
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Speaker 9: How quickly will this segment leave the rails? It's off
the bench with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 1: Big voice, Lady definite AI. He had happy three to
one eight day? Oh how about a boy a woman
and enjoy it to those who celebrate happy three one
eight day.
Speaker 2: If you're listening to Treeport and it's in the future
right now, because it's the afternoon.
Speaker 1: I hope you had a great day. Yep, there you go.
I hope you had a great day. He don't need
robots to talk to the future, Nope. Strong.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be a while be where they can produce
something like this.
Speaker 7: So I actually debated.
Speaker 1: Doing the TV song, not the.
Speaker 7: O TV song.
Speaker 6: You know, I keep finding those country songs that are
like AI mad.
Speaker 7: I was just gonna find those and play that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like wait, hold up, just like Jay Johnson
and doesn't waste a pitch, the swinging, don't waste a rep.
Speaker 1: They we only get what three nine? Yeah, yeah, Jimmy
wasting reps? Mm hmm. Major League Baseball started today. And
in Japan.
Speaker 2: Hey, did you know my wife, legitimately in college one
time pronounced it Japan.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so she went through like Kately had a brain fart.
This had a brain fart. I remember taking a test
one time in uh in high school, and for some
reason I saw the word triple and it just wasn't
I was reading as trifle or like.
Speaker 1: I was like I had no idea what word it was.
And I called the teacher. I was like, what is this?
They just looked at me like I was an idiot,
Like I can't tell you. I was like, I don't know.
Speaker 8: My sister there's like five years ago. I mean, so
she was probably twenty five twenty six at the time,
like had never seen the word epitome written.
Speaker 4: Excuse read it. She goes, what's an epitome? Yeah, it
sounds like that's that's epitome.
Speaker 1: That's an understandable that's.
Speaker 2: I did the epititome thing as well, the first time
I saw epitome spelled out.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah.
Speaker 2: So baseball starts today and elandra big news out of Pittsburgh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, got called up.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, they're gonna give them the start.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh no way, isn't that crazy?
Speaker 2: You don't know what we're referencing. The Pirates, who I
feel like are kind of lame. I mean, remember they tried.
They offered that kid like nothing for that sick call.
Speaker 1: And they could be so cool.
Speaker 3: Now tickets they've got crazy, Like everybody in Pittsburgh has
the same color concept every major team, so great color concept,
unity with the other teams.
Speaker 1: You come out of this tunnel and all of a
sudden there's this amazing baseball field with this awesome bridge. Yeah,
it is a great scene.
Speaker 3: You got a pirate as you're a guy, so many
great things you can do with that. You've had Barry Bonds,
I mean, so many great indivance slike I mean verticalmente,
I mean so many that we could just go on
and on, and you're kind of lam, you're lucky to
have Paul Skins right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and and now again, this was a social media
missed up. They they you know, they were trying to
do like a like a video last year, like when
Skeins got told he was gonna be in the All
Star Game or whatever. So he's in the manager's office
and they're kind of awkwardly talking about how he's feeling
and everything, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I know, and he's like, I'm mostally not
the sort like or whatever.
Speaker 2: And then like, I mean, I'm sure Skeen's nose is
being felt.
Speaker 1: I don't know. They're trying to make it look like
a hitting camera.
Speaker 2: And then he's like, well, congratulations, you're gonna get your
first opening day.
Speaker 1: I mean, just play, just bring it up. But he's like,
you get your first opening day start, and he's like, oh, okay,
a good great things. I mean, well, you know, Paul
doesn't have a ton of emotion anyway.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, And it's not really Paul's reaction as much
as it is I wanted to yell at the computer,
no ish Sherlock, what are you talking about? Like somebody
quote tweeted it, and their tweet now has millions.
Speaker 1: This is like.
Speaker 10: Start like.
Speaker 4: One positive.
Speaker 1: He's the idiot.
Speaker 3: How good?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 5: Yeah? How's your body?
Speaker 7: Goody?
Speaker 5: Like the last seven Yeah, I'm moving well moving. Yeah.
I was expecting to be like super sore, but like
kind of normally not sore.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good. So you're watching this a little That was the
last pitch one hundred, so I feel to get togethers
love that I spent ninety five eighty six, so it's
hard to believe a year ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is you that so yeah.
Speaker 5: A little bit.
Speaker 4: All right, let you get your first day started.
Speaker 5: Appreciate it.
Speaker 11: There you go pretty cool?
Speaker 1: Sweet right.
Speaker 2: Again, that is a cool moment. That is a cool moment.
Speaker 1: My deal My deal is just went quickly into it too,
though it did not.
Speaker 2: Need to be filmed and put online. That could have
stayed behind closed doors. Like that's not the feel good.
He's not some like sweet story anymore.
Speaker 1: He's a killer.
Speaker 8: Okay, we all like a guy that grinded in the minors.
Speaker 2: Now, like we all knew he was gonna start opening day.
Speaker 1: Like he has an opportunity to be the best picture
of his generation.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, come on, Now, what would have been funny
is if they would have completely goofed it and like
turned the camera around and there's a guy standing in
the corner with like a giant camera Like that would
have been a lot better, like intentionally good. Oh yeah yeah,
like straight mockument or so yeah, I mean what would
have been really funny, but I wouldn't have liked. What
it would have meant is if he asked how the
bullpen went and schemes was like, I got a feeling
in my elbow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, oh no, yo, now it's not working
at all anymore. But no, he felt abnormally good. Let's
freaking go, like like Sean said, he started the damn
All Star game. Come on doing here? But what are
you handing there? Though?
Speaker 2: That seems like some kind of I don't know, it
seems like maybe some like trophy or something first start marblehood.
Speaker 1: No, it was the son of a gut.
Speaker 3: I like maybe like an expensive bottle of liquor or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it could have been.
Speaker 2: It looks like that in that box for sure, but uh,
but good on Paul skins.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, starting day freaking love it.
Speaker 3: I I know a lot of people don't appreciate maybe
his style and his delivery and his personality, but y'all
have to understand he's not there to entertain us off
the field or off the map. He is, like T
Bob said, he is a killer. He is worried about
striking people out, getting people out, and winning his starts.
And I actually think that's probably what's going to keep
him who he is for a very long time. It's
all about baseball. It's all about getting better. He might
not have the personality that you want, but he doesn't
care about you. Are you having that feeling towards him.
Speaker 1: We're actually having him on the Room Fast Hour today.
Speaker 2: I'm going to try to butter him up and see
if I can get him to like me, and then
if I can, maybe we can get some of that
going as well.
Speaker 7: The game. One time, one.
Speaker 2: Time in the game, you're gonna do that. You remember that,
I mean, you walked into it.
Speaker 1: You know that's not the middle of the play.
Speaker 2: It's a three to one count and you got scared
and you threw me A mean, it's just a big
fatty right.
Speaker 1: Over the middle.
Speaker 8: Like, as soon as you said that, I was like,
I'm gonna be disappointed at T Bob.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I do when I see a
big fatty I creak it out the park.
Speaker 3: Bang and they're so if this was eight thirty, I
would have had so many good rebottles.
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Speaker 9: Welcome back to the best morning sports show around. Sorta,
it's off the bench with Hester and T.
Speaker 1: Bob Bank been down down.
Speaker 2: So you heard the cam Ward audio right there for
in a commercial break saying to me a dream come
true to play for the Saints. And I believe him.
It sounds like he was a fan growing up Drew Brees.
Of course, if you're a shorter quarterback, Drew Brees should
always be one of your muses. Shout out to the
quiet Storm. Marcus Colston maybe a top ten most underappreciated
NFL player of all time. One of the greatest NFL
crimes in history is that he never made a Pro Bowl.
What the hell is that about? But really, that Kim
Morton soundby came about because he was being interviewed by
a ton of New Orleans media.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the Sugar Bowl and it ain't happen. Was
it the Manning Maybe it was Manning.
Speaker 4: Award or something like that. Yeah, I just saw the
Sugar Bowl.
Speaker 2: Uh, I connography in the back there.
Speaker 3: But so like that's that's not happening. But well, you know,
you never say never, though. Mickey I mean he's been.
Speaker 1: On he's got a lot of picks. He's been on
a heater, right, you.
Speaker 2: Got a lot of picks. But again, I would I
would rather them pick the picks.
Speaker 1: Yes, the pick pick the picks instead of your roster
needs the picks, even though I know he's not.
Speaker 2: He just can't wait to trade up. I mean, we've
talked about on this show. I don't think, but did
you see have you seen how many picks the Eagles
got coming in over the next two years? Now thinks
story picks twenty picks over the next two years, and
it's like eight I think in the top three rounds.
It's absurd, but whatever, So cam Ward likely not in
the Saints Huger. But is there a quarterback in the
Saints Huger?
Speaker 1: Jake Kester? There is a draft expert that thinks so.
Speaker 2: Mel Kiper shout out to taite, our mock draft beat reporter.
He monitors all mock drafts to make sure that we
only get the most clickbaity ones, and mel Kuiper, in
his mock draft three point zero, has provided said sustenance,
as he has Ward going number one to the Titans
out Duel Carter two to the Browns.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm duel Carter Miles Garrett your son.
I whim, but that's tight.
Speaker 2: Saner Sanders three to the Giants, Travis Hunter to the Patriots.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, I forgot they got Kenny Pickett.
Speaker 2: Travis Hunter of the Patriots, Mason Graham Jaguars gent to
the Raiders, Tyler Warren Jets.
Speaker 1: Oh no, who were the Saints?
Speaker 2: Kild have picked Jalen Walker to the Panthers. But remember
Tyler Warren Asher Gent, those are supposed to be the
Saints pick. So who do the those Saints go at nine?
Jackson Dart, It would have shades of Pinnix last year.
Really shades of the run on quarterbacks that you saw
last year, where if you have well you know if
you if you want one, you're gonna have to reach.
It's just a position that a lot of times that's
the case. Here's my question on dark Jake, and I
don't this is where I'm not good at this segment
or my job. I don't know that I have a
great opinion on how I feel Jackson Dart's gonna translate
to the NFL. I mean, he looked so good at
times in college and then other games he would just
look hapless and I could never fully explain why.
Speaker 3: And that's a fair assessment because early in his career
his feasts are famine, like it was gonna be really
really good, game changing or he was gonna cost you
the game. The one thing I will say about him,
his completion percentage went up every single year. The yards
went up every single year, the yards per attempt went
up every single year, the touchdowns went up every single year,
the quarterback rating went up every single year.
Speaker 1: So he did continue to get better as a player.
Speaker 3: His last year certainly was his best year, throwing for
over four thousand yards. He is somebody that I still
think has work to do to be a starting quarterback
in the NFL. Watching him at the Senior Bowl, m
Mobile taking snaps under center, his footwork on running plays
from under center, or something we don't talk a lot about.
We just talk about the actual exchange. It's important. You
gotta have the ball footwork.
Speaker 1: They've never had to open step and like get to
a stretched landing point. They've never had to do that right.
Speaker 3: They've never had to make sure that the ball is
exactly where's supposed to be on a zone run and
that might seem like, oh, they can fix that if
you've never done it before, and all of a sudden,
you're going to go to a team with Alvin Kamara
who's taken thousands of handoffs and his quarterback doesn't know
how to get him the ball until you know week three,
like that would be that would be an issue. So
he is somebody that would need, I think to sit
a little bit learn. I don't think he's a day
one starting quarterback. So if that's what you're looking for,
then Jackson Dark can be that guy. If you're asking
him to come in, be the guy right now lead
this team to the playoffs. I don't think he's ready
for that, but there is enough in there to be
intrigued by him. But the other side of it is,
like you said, you've got issues and you've got needs
right now, do you have the luxury Because if you
were like, hey, we're basically we're in a full rebuild
and you want to make this move, okay, but you're not.
That's not what you've put out there. You've put out
there that you want to be competitive, and so I
don't think you have the luxury of using the number
nine pick on somebody that's not going to help you
right now.
Speaker 2: Well especially not because in that mock draft, who's still
on the board Tetoroe McMillan, it.
Speaker 8: Actually does it actually go to twenty oh real, So
it's twenty and then twenty two is the Chargers. He
has I'm taking Matthew Golden, so like receivers back to back.
Speaker 2: But the it's interesting on the did you see Cam
Jordan stumping for McMillan yesterday online? They put me in there.
What he ran a sub four five or four eight?
It is pretty Yeah, it's a large heure six five,
what like two forty or something crazy like that.
Speaker 3: So if Teto McMillan goes at number twenty are to
the Broncos or twenty one to the Steelers, they are
going to, like in the first day of OTAs, be
high five in each other after the first route on
air and like, oh my god, we got him at
twenty to be a high value pick very much.
Speaker 2: So it would be a high value pick for sure.
So I still think I'm in that gent Warren McMillan
tree triumvirate there. But it is always exciting taking the
quarterbacks Saints I've never done it in the first round.
If they were to draft Jackson Dart, like Jake said,
if it is indeed a give him time to get ready,
well he would have it behind Derek Carr. But I
guess what when I think, what I question is like,
how much better? How is he that much better than
Spencer Rattler. I mean, granted his college status would maybe
say yes, but they feel similar in some ways. So
in the end, I think it's probably a reach, probably
not what the Saints need to do, but it is
something to keep an eye on as a possibility as
next month's draft rolls closer.
Speaker 3: It is possibility. I'm I'm not even saying like it
would be devastating because I think so many people would
be excited you actually took a quarterback in the first round,
and maybe that would mean Derek Car's tenure would be
over after this season. But I just I think this
is a player that eventually could be good in the NFL.
I don't think he's ready right now, and what you
need right now is right now, you.
Speaker 1: Don't need maybe down the road.
Speaker 3: You have to have somebody help this team with the
injury history of your receivers. You didn't sign a veteran player.
We talked about Cooper Cup a couple of weeks ago.
You know, Keenan Allen still out there, but he's not
coming to New Orleans.
Speaker 1: And so, okay, you have Chris lave Rashi Shahid.
Speaker 3: You need somebody else, and you need somebody else in
a different mold.
Speaker 1: Those receivers are kind of in the same right.
Speaker 3: Smaller receivers, fast, quick, big play receivers don't get an
explosive place. But if you throw a six' five Tedor
row McMillan into the, mix that helps you right now
more Than Jackson dark.
Speaker 2: Without a, doubt seems like mc millan would probably be
the play if indeed it did break the way That
kuyper hasn't breaking. There so we'll see how far are
we we are we from drafting? Now we are we
under a month?
Speaker 1: Yet, no not, Quite, okay we're about five weeks.
Speaker 2: There we go five weeks, away and we'll see what
Your New Orleans saints decide to.
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