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Speaker 4: Welcome back in our number three of O TV and
for the first time since December of twenty twenty four,
we get to walk home on our next guest after
a New Orleans Saints victory, our guy Nick Underhill, New
Orleans Dot Football.
Speaker 3: Nicholas, how are we doing this week? Sir? Hey? Uh
doing fantastic.
Speaker 5: We got to totally blew it what we said if
we won this week, we'd have my video.
Speaker 3: We did.
Speaker 6: We did, we did, We did say that that's on us.
That just means he owes us next week after they
beat the Patriots, Right, Nick, I don't.
Speaker 7: See that one coming. I don't see that one coming.
Speaker 3: But did you not see them this last Sunday?
Speaker 4: The takeaways, the defense, the Spencer Rattler throat to Rashiet Shahat.
Speaker 8: I mean they played good, they played all right, you know.
Shout out to Jackson Dark for being a absolute disaster
after going up fourteen. Nothing to that that helps, But look,
I mean they played, they played well, they took advantage
of their opportunities, they beat an opponent they needed to
be I think it's incredibly important for them to get
that that one, even if you're you're someone checking Tankaton
after every game to see where they're at, Like, they
needed to win a game at some point to feel it,
to keep everyone bought in the You know, it gives
Spencer Rattler, I think, more more room to continue to develop,
which it's important, but more importantly, just like as you
establish your culture and everything, like some point there has
to be some level of success. Even if everybody's looking
around and saying, hey, look this is a rebuild, understand
where it's at. At some point you got to win
a game. But yeah, look, I thought that played well.
I thought it was great that the right spots in
that game, or all younger guys that I think are
probably going to be around for a while. I thought
Brian Berzi played out outstanding, and I think he's been
playing well all season. The run defenses has looked a
lot better. Jonas Stanker might be the best player in
their in their secondary right now, which kind of feels
like like a hot take, but I just think it's
it's just what it is. Like if you're watching the games,
that's just what it looks like. Quincy Riley looked good
in that game, like Predrick Miller was running the ball well.
Speaker 7: Again, Like, I think there's a lot.
Speaker 8: Of stuff to feel good about in the kind of
of the result and you know, whether they beat the
Patriots or the Bears or the Rams or the Bucks
in the next four games, Like that's just kind of
the stuff I'm looking for. So like I'm optimistic about
that stuff, even if if the result isn't there.
Speaker 5: Nick, in life, you got to celebrate the victories. You
have spent your entire life. You spend every day tracking
these guys, looking at taking notes, watch your practice.
Speaker 3: When they win, you got to start out positive.
Speaker 8: Man, Hey, when they win, I can actually do like
cool stories and stuff. So that's that's part of it.
Like you can't like really go in there and you know,
be like how does coll of More use motion on
third and four to get the you know, like.
Speaker 7: No one gives a damn, Like, so you got to
It's like a.
Speaker 8: Ton of stuff that's in my pocket that I'm unloading
the clip this week and then we'll see what happens
next week. So absolutely, and like even just in the
locker room, like people want to talk to you, like
no one's trying to get away from you. You know,
go watch the press conferences after that game, there's like
no last question from anybody, Like everyone's excited to talk
about stuff like that. So that definitely makes it way better.
Speaker 5: Well, you said it in your in your first answer here,
like the Saints were opportunistic. They took advantage of the
opportunities that were given to them. And you can't apologize
for somebody fumbling or throw an interception or whatever it
is you have, but you have to be able to
take advantage, and we haven't seen them do that to
this point. In order for them to whether it's stacked
two wins together or get multiple wins throughout the season,
they're gonna have to be opportunistic. They can't just rely
on their roster, their you know, like their talent pool
that they're align because they're they're going to be at
a roster deficit in a lot of their games now
not every single game, but they have to do that.
So how do you if you're the Saints and you're
attacking this week. I know there's a lot of like
positive vibes going on, but how do you kind of
attack this week going forward?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think they just probably trying to find a
way to This is just such a generic answer, but
like they gotta find a way to build on it.
I mean, like they're trying to play dund but don't
break defense, you know, And every time Stay talks, it's like, hey,
we aren't giving up to the forty yard bomb, but
like you're giving up the nine and like that's cool,
you can do that, but like you do have to
get it to turnovers in the red zone, stops and
get up the field on third downs to do it.
Speaker 7: So like you just showed you can do it. You
showed you can.
Speaker 8: Get some turnovers. You showed you can get off the
field on third down.
Speaker 7: So you got to keep doing that, you know.
Speaker 8: I think offensively, like we continued to see like growth
and add on to some of the stuff they're doing.
And we were just talking about the under center plays,
you know, and they've started throwing them out against Buffalo.
They're bringing them back out in this.
Speaker 7: One, and again like having a kicker turn and you
started to nine and you're and you're pitting back like
you're probably not gonna be sitting back there and shotgun
on every stop.
Speaker 8: But like the under center snaps were higher partially do
to it to that that series, But then't they hit.
Speaker 7: The eighty seven yarder out of a out of an under.
Speaker 8: Center play action? Look, I have formation offset on the
far side, like you look at Keeling Moors tendency throughout
like his whole entire career. There's been like seventy of
those plays over the last three years. And uh from
that look under center, you know far offset, and uh, he's.
Speaker 7: Likely thrown out of the four times that was a
fIF time.
Speaker 8: Like so, like you're seeing cool stuff get built on
top of it too. When they're creating tendencies, how to
break them?
Speaker 7: And like I think if you just keep doing that.
Speaker 8: Kind of stuff, it's going to help your offers, it's
gonna put him into advantageous situations. It's gonna get rat
with at the time of develop and grow. But like
I think the defense tests remain opportunistic and they have
to start scoring touchdowns in the red zone like that
that's a major major issue, right now you know, you
get five turnovers and you get one touchdown and a
lot of us because like they are, they aren't scoring
points down there.
Speaker 7: And Bailey, I.
Speaker 8: Think is is kind of the key with Ble and
Jawan Johnson, Like where are those two guys that in that.
Speaker 7: Area of the field. I think they really got to.
Speaker 8: Get Dle going the injuries. I think he's on the
other side of it. Maybe I'm bringing him back slowly.
It's time to make him a weapon because you know,
we're looking for those bright spots that he needs to
be one. He's traded a fourth rounder for him, so
that's that's the specific area where you look at for him.
And and Juwan Johnson too. You know, he's he's a
top fifteen paid tight end, like he's got to make
red zone catches. So you've got to get those two
guys going, you know. But I think I think it's
just the continual build on top of stuff.
Speaker 4: Nick, you had a couple of guys come back, and
we talked about it last week in foss Morow and
Taysom Hill. Now Tasom only play nine plays and it did.
It was very I feel like you could predict when
he came in like kind of what it was. I mean,
he ran six times and threw once in the in
the nine plays, and so he was involved in the
game plan when he was in there. Very easy to predict,
and so you hope that they you know, maybe hide
a disguise it a little bit better there. But I
did think even having Fallster Moro, for ye know what,
he played twenty three plays in this game, like, it
does help kind of solidify this offense a little bit
because Juwan Johnson there's flashes, without question, but it's not
consistent enough, I don't think for what you need at
the tight end position, and having those guys back it
does allow Jawan Johnson to kind of get back to
what he's best at, or at least what you hope
he's best at it. How did you feel like having
those two tight ends in your offensive game plan kind
of helped out on Sunday?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think Kayson looks maybe a little like like
a guy who was coming back from an injury too,
like maybe not quite all the bursts heart probably take
a little bit of time. You know, on three of
those runs, if you go back and look at it,
the Poland guard he misses his block, so I think
pors ally symptons and Trevor cunning or kind of you know,
to blame on those as well. But yeah, I think
it's probably gonna take some time. And like like you said,
I think it was incredibly telegraphed. It always is, but
like when he's not moving like like Superman, like, I
think it probably hurts a little bit. But yeah, I
mean I think they got to build on and he's
got to get his legs under him. You know. I
think Foster kind of had like some some silent impact.
You know when you go through and you're like, hey,
how that that gets sprung or by that look at her?
You just see someone like who's that making that blocked out?
Like you're seeing some of these plays from him that
I think, you know, he's just such a good energy presence,
you know.
Speaker 7: I think having both of them back though, like you said,
like I think it.
Speaker 8: Allows everyone to kind of settle into their natural order.
You know, we'll see what Taysom is going forward. You know.
I think that's what they did is is probably I
think you can blend it probably a little bit better,
but that that's probably the package of plays that that
I want to see from him this season, Like I thought,
Kubiac centralized him way too much to the offensive operation,
and then he gets hurt and the whole thing just
kind of crumbles, and then it's like, well, they can't score,
they can't do this, and it's like, well, yeah, you
tried to build it around like use check and that's
taste of him, and it worked and it worked and
it worked great. But then then he's gone, and it
didn't You know, he's what is he thirty five years old,
last year of the contract. I think he's a player
that can help you win games. So you use him
and you put him out there, but I don't know
that you know, you make it the uh you know,
the piece of chicken in the in the pen and
the seasoning on top. And I think that's probably the
best way to do it.
Speaker 3: Nick.
Speaker 5: We saw a we saw really like a just an
absolute brutal, horrendous call on the ref of the passer.
And I know you get bad calls every week, and
I know that the team every week, every single team
turns in plays to the league office for explanations on
penalties or penalties that weren't called. Do you know if
we've heard back from the NFL League office at this point.
Speaker 8: As of yesterday, they hadn't they had reached out to
kind of get an explanation. I mean, that's just you know,
it's nasty, man like it, and and that's that's that matters,
like it actually matters, like it is a chance to Yeah,
he gets a chance to maybe lead the league in
sacks unbelievably, but like five and a half like that
puts you up there. And that's that's money.
Speaker 7: At the end of it.
Speaker 8: Whether I got I got to look to see if
these gutt centives or not. But like you know, if
you end the eight and a half sacks or you
get ten or whatever, you know, like stop can make.
Speaker 7: A major difference in how you're how you're a he's not.
Speaker 8: A double digit sack guy. Well like what if you
get stopped at not and a half, you know, like
well that one like was actually there, It matters, it
really does. And look, it's just nasty to watch the game.
And and then that happens. You know, I don't need
to see you know, James Harrison type hits out there anymore.
Like you kind of look at some of that stuff now,
the old games and you know, even just going back
ten years, like you bringe a little bit some of
the stuff that that you know is out there and
getting celebrated. But like that was the softest thing I've
ever seen, like like legitimately and you know where Daves
is moved sound like in the moment, like it was
legit like he got him around the elbows and it's
just like he had too much course for the h
him so they throw a flag. Is basically I'll look
at me and that's just kind of like all right, man,
like that's that's ridiculous. So yeah, definitely, Like I don't
think you can give like a retroactive stock in that case.
You know, what's an apology to at this point, Like
that's something where he got robbed and it could legitimately
be something that that cost some money down the line,
and it.
Speaker 5: Could have caused the loss too, Like it was it
was a big play in the moment. I mean, you're
a team that's you know, fighting biting, claw and scratch
and everything to get your first win, and something like
that happens to give breathe life to the team. Is
I will say, like the one positive that I took
away from it was I thought that it gave Kellen
Moore a chance to kind of like grow up a
little bit as a head coach and kind of show
a little like, uh substance, so little toughness right there.
He kind of got after the ref he was I
think it was a moment that I think he took
advantage of and probably gained a little respect from his
team because they might not have seen aggression from him
like that before in the game. So I thought it
was a good opportunity for him.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's a good take. I'm gonna steal it and
use it because that's a very good point.
Speaker 3: Hey, I was watching the game.
Speaker 4: I was like, all right, yeah, no, Nick, where were
you when I was getting hit by James Harrison with
all that talk? I mean I was living in Pennsylvania, man,
So you saw it firsthand then, I mean you're right
just watching like that.
Speaker 3: It sucks. Look at that a little white fullback they
just got truck. Yeah, that was cute. Thanks. I appreciate that.
Speaker 8: Mike broke out.
Speaker 3: You know, fair enough? Fair enough?
Speaker 4: Uh, Nick, I I did think Spencer Ratler had another
very efficient game. You look at all the league stats
and he is like he's ahead of some some you know,
top tier quarterback when it comes to QBR and I realized,
like the yards per temp is something that a lot
of people wanted to see go up.
Speaker 3: It did go up this game.
Speaker 4: And look, I have no biases towards Spencer Rattler, Spencer Ratler, Tylerschek, Like,
I really don't care whoever the starter was. But when
I watch tape, I see a starting NFL quarterback. I
see somebody that's continuing to get better, somebody that's starting
to figure it out.
Speaker 3: Is he perfect?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 4: I mean there's some throws and Matt was talking about
it yesterday. Right the ball kind of dies on him
a little bit. He does have a tendency to throw
behind a receiver. But right now, what you're getting, certainly
when you pair it with some of the protection issues
that they've had, I think you're getting a better version
of Spencer Ratler than any of us could have expected.
Speaker 8: I think no doubt about it. I think the most
unfortunate thing for him is that is that look and
Chuck it ended up being a better player. And I'm
like you, I have no bias whatsoever, And I love it.
Speaker 7: Every time I talk about one.
Speaker 8: Of these guys, Like they'll be a comment about like
you want so and so to fail or you want
the other guy to win, and it's like, yeah, I
run a business selling articles about the Saints, Like all
I want is quarterback harmony, because quarterback harmony means you
aren't happy and you're spending money with me. So like
I'm cure important, probably harder than anybody in the world.
So there's no bias whatsoever. Like I think the most
unfortunate thing to happen to the rattler is that they
drafted the other guy, because like it just gets evaluated
through that prism and you know, every single time you
watch a game, it's like, well is this enough to
keep in my head? What does it mean in the
context of that competition?
Speaker 7: And because of that, like you know, I just say it.
Speaker 8: I'm like, yeah, he's playing well, do I know if
he's locked in as the long term guy? I don't now.
Shock wasn't there, Like I'd probably like be looking at
it differently because there isn't someone breathing down his neck.
You know, obviously you still got the next draft class looming,
and if you're in the top five, like you got
to be looking at it. You know what's happening in
in Eugene this weekend between Dante More and Fernando Mendoza
and all this stuff. Like, you know, there's still all
these other options. But I think he's playing well man
and and you know, I see the same issues. Like
I think there's some accuracy stuff. You know, I think
he's done a tremendous job cutting down the sacks like
that's that's a huge, huge credit to him.
Speaker 7: He's not putting the ball in danger.
Speaker 8: I would actually maybe like it if he if he
was maybe a little bit more willing to take some risks.
But you know, I think he's probably playing how they're
coach telling him to play. You know. The other thing
that I'm.
Speaker 7: And I don't want to get like, you know, over
my skis here or anything, but like it's proba of
More maybe like one of these six to seven coaches
that actually has the ability to elevate a quarterback, like
I don't know if there's a ton of them in
the league. And you know, there's starting to be a
little bit of evidence here that that maybe maybe he's
he's actually one of those guys that can help someone
get better, and maybe he is somebody that can actually
develop at the position. And you know, I think there's
still a lot of evidence that needs to be gathered.
There's definitely a ton of evidence that needs to be gathered.
Speaker 8: About him as a coach, but not one aspect Like I'm.
Speaker 7: Starting to look at it and be like, man, I like.
Speaker 8: Is he is he actually a difference maker, you know,
and someone that can make this work with with with
you know, a guy that needs development and you know
that's positive, that's that's a very good thing to have
in your building, especially at this time. But yeah, I
think he's playing well.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he's long term, but I'm definitely not.
Speaker 8: Looking at it like he can't be in there, or
even if he isn't your.
Speaker 7: Long term like I think you can you can.
Speaker 8: Viably go through a season with him, you know, next
year and draft Jordan Tyson or Baine or whoever, like
if you feel good about him or you don't feel
great about one of these other quarterbacks. But I think
he's he's establishing himself as as a guy that that's
that's a viable NFL starter, you know, whether you know,
I think you want to be on the top side
of that top fifteen. But you know he's playing well.
Speaker 5: I knew he'd get you. I knew eventually. All right,
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Speaker 8: Put on my flash? Yeah no, I'm not doing that.
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Speaker 3: Hey, we appreciate. We'll catch up again next week.
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South Carolina defense. So Matthew take it away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I wanted to do We went a little long
with Nick.
Speaker 5: So I was going to show you the opening drive,
a lot of the running plays, different running plays, but
there wasn't anything real specific to talk about. Just kind
of shows that the running game is a weakness for
the South Carolina defense.
Speaker 3: So I want to show you a few clips from.
Speaker 4: Today and eleventh in the SEC giving up one hundred
and forty three point two yards per game.
Speaker 5: So I wanted to show you a couple of clips
from the second quarter and now, like I said earlier
in the show, the first half of this game was
very competitive, like it was pretty too evenly matched teams
up to a certain point. You had Lenora Sellers breaking
a few tackles and making some plays, but it was
pretty evenly matched until Kentucky. Kentucky was up ten to
seven in the second quarter, they thought pick six. No,
they get a sack fumble which we'll show here in
a second, which they returned for a touchdown, and then
the next drive on second down they throw a pick six.
So it went from ten to seven with the Kentucky
lead to twenty one to ten. That Kentucky just couldn't
I mean they had a backup quarterback plan. So a
backup quarterback for Kentucky was playing in South Carolina and
it was pretty evenly matched until those two touchdowns. So well,
I wanted to show instead of showing like a full
drive with a bunch of running game running plays, I
wanted to show a couple of plays that are relevant
to LSU's offense and how we like to operate. Of course,
we know that LSU likes to run a lot of
RPOs or a run with some sort of behind the
line of scrimmage action. So we've always talked about how
it's hard for running receivers to maintain blocks for that long.
South Carolina, their defensive backfield has a hard time getting
off blocks. And this is going to be a play
that kind of shows you an example of that. We're
going to get a pass behind a lot of scrimmage.
I think it's a bubble screen here, but we're going
to just watch the guys that players up top they're
going to lock up on their DB's and there the
guys are blocking and they just cannot get off up top.
Here it gets locked up and they just can't get
off a block. Nobody can look at eighty.
Speaker 3: Four up here.
Speaker 5: He can't get off. He can't get off the block.
Explosive play. Now you got good pursuit from the backside.
So that's one thing they will do. They the defensive ends,
the defensive line play very high energy, but their defensive
back So from what LSU likes to do, we've seen it.
We charted that almost I think almost twenty five percent
of our pass plays are almost twenty I think it's
about twenty one percent.
Speaker 3: Was eleven last week. It was something.
Speaker 5: It's an alarmingly large amount of passes that we have
completed or attempted that are behind a lot of scrimmage.
So this is a very relevant part of this game.
Can our wide receivers maintain blocks in the open field
and if they can, we get our guys in space.
Speaker 3: What we've been doing can work very well.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's not even a nice job by the
right tackle. It's actually a bad job of trying to
get the guy either on the ground or to slow
down and you still have a play to be made.
Speaker 5: And this is totally old score right here. This is
a this is something you send a message to the
offensive line. We got a quick screen or a quick throws.
Sometimes you just say you have a throw protection where
it's just like throw at their knees.
Speaker 3: Watch all five of them right here, two steps. I
love seeing it. It's so great in defensive line hate it.
Oh they hate it all.
Speaker 5: Right, next play. So something else that's very relevant. Pass
protection for the LSU Tigers, it's been an issue. It's
been an issue picking up games. What do we mean
by games, We mean loopers. So defensive end or defensive
tackles will on pass rush, they will move to the
right and they'll let a defensive end loop all the
way around him. So passing off pass rushers from our centers,
our guards and tackles has been an issue. They get
they get locked up on the guy that's in front
of them, and they're having a hard time passing it
off and catching the defensive end looping across. So this
is you got a bunch formation down to the bottom.
And I could talk for probably three hours on different
ways attack bunch formations and defense. I'm not going to
do that. I'm not going to fall go down that
rabbit hole right now. But there's so many opportunities against
bunch formation right here. They play it terrible. We could
destroy them, but we're just gonna look at the past protection.
So we have a let's see eleven personnel. We got
nickel defense. They're playing straight man demand. They were kind
of in and out in this bunch formation, but they
have the mic linebacker in the A gap. So guess
what we're gonna call as a let's go the end solex,
So what we're gonna call, We're just gonna say, hey,
Mike seventeen and you see, you see the center right here,
give them a five. It's just a five zero protection.
We're gonna get the five guys backs on number seven.
Guess what they do. They use the mic linebacker as
part of this game to loop the defensive end all
the way across. Oh, guess what. They did a poor
job of passing it off, didn't they. Yep, the center
just could not. The center and guard did a bad job.
The guard could not uh decipher it fast enough. The
center couldn't looper comes all the way around boom, sack, fumble,
m touchdown game cock. So guess what at that point
in the game, ten to seven with the lead.
Speaker 4: And you're right, l s U has struggled any games
like that, like Southeastern had a ton of success with games.
Speaker 3: You gotta be like.
Speaker 4: The tackle as soon as he sees it has got
to like just take over.
Speaker 3: We're gonna do this.
Speaker 5: We're gonna do this real quick, Taylor, pull it back up.
This is the way to do it. They decide. This
is later in the same quarter, not the same pressure.
But watch the right guard right tackle here. This is
how it is supposed to look. And this is how
we hope that the LS Tigers have worked on this.
Then on the bye week game, pass it off.
Speaker 3: Boom.
Speaker 5: Guess what right guard learn didn't he right guard learned?
This is a little bit later, a couple of drives later, boom,
pass it off. Stuff it ye, Now, quarterback, quarterback's terrible footwork.
Speaker 3: They don't know what he's doing. Let's just do it.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, who's that quarter cut?
Speaker 3: Classic cut? I'd cut her bully my god. Yep, that's
terrible cutter him today.
Speaker 4: Jesus, Yeah, that's uh, that's got to be picked up,
because they will feast if you don't pick that up.
Speaker 3: And you saw it, they can change a game.
Speaker 4: You are, you're up, and all of a sudden, the
blink of an eye, you're down eleven right after being
up by three on the road in a very very
difficult place to play. Back quarterback and your starting quarterbacks
kind of a backup quarterback anyway, So it tells you
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Speaker 3: I really enjoyed the music to day.
Speaker 9: These tuesdays.
Speaker 3: I really enjoyed it. I look forward to tuesdays the music.
Speaker 12: Are you wondering because he requested, he requested we changed
the bombs theme.
Speaker 3: And said you're like, I'm good. I said, no, it's me. Yeah.
So I need to have a little self talk. Yeah,
I need to tell yourself the bootstraps man.
Speaker 5: You heard you saw the video earlier of the head
coach punching his player, and you wanted to listen to
some system of a down.
Speaker 3: You wanted to get fired up.
Speaker 9: That's fine. Who doesn't who doesn't love system, who doesn't
know Ner?
Speaker 3: Yeah? But I said that was good.
Speaker 5: That like every strength coach in America just got goose bumps.
Speaker 3: Did here in the back of their whole attention?
Speaker 9: Why have you for stay?
Speaker 3: Oh Man?
Speaker 13: By the way, I've put fuel going.
Speaker 12: I put a poll up on Twitter and Instagram. The
Twitter poll do you turn your flashers on in bad storms?
Speaker 9: So far, eighty four.
Speaker 12: Percent of people have voted no. I'm shocked that there
is a sixteen percent that say yes.
Speaker 3: Friends and family of Flynn, Yeah.
Speaker 12: Like trying to help him out. Flynn's got a bunch
of burners on Instagram. Let's see Instagram got a few
votes on there. So far, one hundred percent of people
on Instagram say they do not turn their flashers on.
Speaker 9: In bad weather.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I think it needs to be more deeply explained.
Speaker 9: I don't think this needs to be deeper. I think
everybody knows exactly what we're thinking about.
Speaker 5: Bad weather is understating I'm talking horrendous weather.
Speaker 3: You're moving the gold past.
Speaker 13: From bad to horrendous. I don't know if they.
Speaker 3: Don't know, they would change, don't Maybe cosbility. It is
a hazard. The hazard out there to drive Stunton's a habit.
But what's your point? So?
Speaker 5: I like to drive safely and I don't like people
punching kids. Sorry kidd, forbid.
Speaker 3: God forbid.
Speaker 5: Everybody's against a lot of I don't like good coaches
punch children.
Speaker 3: I don't like people get in car accidents.
Speaker 9: Punched a child. He coach, punched a child.
Speaker 13: He kept calling Decao a kid.
Speaker 3: I know the coach.
Speaker 4: They are his children, Flyn did I signed punch a
ten U packer for not catching the ball last week?
Speaker 5: I just shock him a little bit, clipboard at him.
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Speaker 6: First, So they don't put their hazards on right because
it's actually against the law.
Speaker 5: In Louisiana, lights don't always come on in the day
when it's raining hard them on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, now again, QB one's got one of those cars
that senses when it's about to.
Speaker 9: Rain, automatically turns your windchill wipers.
Speaker 5: I think cars car should come equipped with automatic they
automatically turn your hazard lights on when the rain gets
too bad.
Speaker 9: I can't believe a Landra pushed to have Flynn hired.
I didn't really do much. I didn't do much pushing.
Speaker 13: I could see mad getting pulled over. You can't do that.
These are my automatic hazards.
Speaker 3: It is technically though, Elandra, it was your idea.
Speaker 5: So sometimes it's middle of the day and the sun
is still shining so it's bright, but you got that
one cloud that is just dumping rain all over. You
can't see five ft in front of your car, but
your lights aren't coming on because you got the sun
hitting you from the side.
Speaker 9: So you just turn your lights on and then you're good.
Speaker 3: It's not an automatic turn, it's one flip of the switch.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so right on. But we do it every time
day or night.
Speaker 12: I even have to remember to turn them off or
else my pottery runs out.
Speaker 14: Yeah, every time I get out of the truck in
the morning, I'm like, hey, my light's on.
Speaker 3: It's spilt different. I like safety, Okay.
Speaker 9: I don't know how to explain this to you, that
it is not safe.
Speaker 3: You know what. Yeah, you lost four dangerous, you lost
this one. Look, I lost the taco battle. I give
up its personal choice. You see. Why can you quarterbacks
never admit when you're wrong. I don't get it.
Speaker 5: MS flint pull the fire alarm when someone's cooking.
Speaker 4: Pretty good, that's good. It's a good one. I didn't
like Nick's answer on the Patriots game though.
Speaker 3: I was soft, bro, we're just trying to like some sunshine.
I didn't love his energy either. It'skus.
Speaker 4: Spencer played well, Spencer, Yeah, yeah, you brought you opened
the like say, hey man, we won awesome, And he's like, yeah, they.
Speaker 3: Played, but I thank god Jackson were terrible.
Speaker 9: Spencer Ratler did good.
Speaker 4: Mother, I know, I know, I think man, Spencer, where
we pulled up, let's see.
Speaker 5: And then a second answer was like, yeah, I think
Rattler it bonded some more times.
Speaker 3: Study of execution.
Speaker 9: We got to push on that next time.
Speaker 4: I've just been going, like, you know, we put out
the thing when we were talking about weeks ago. It's
not a Saints quarterback issue. It's an offensive line and
playmaker issue. And ninety five percent of people agree with it.
Like there's five percent that are, like, you know, still
hating on Spencer Ratler, which is fine, you're not gonna
be You're not gonna get everybody to agree. But it's
like somebody said, their comment was Derek Carr played behind
the same offensive line and y'all blamed Car. Well, one
of it is a different offensive line, and two Derek
Carr had had ten years of NFL experience. It's a
completely different situation than somebody starting like their sixth game
in the NFL.
Speaker 13: He's a he's a second year guy making a million.
Speaker 4: Car turned the ball over as well, Like Spencer so
Andy hated Louisian, Yeah he didn't.
Speaker 3: I mean, I went to Chapoti.
Speaker 9: He's just unlikable.
Speaker 14: But it doesn't that kind of like fit that anti
car narrative. More than anything is you go, like Derek
Carr did the same thing. Yeah, he made thirty five million.
Spencer makes one million. Anyways, what's your point?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Spencer rather is seventeenth in the NFL and yards
right now, more than Kyler Murray, more than Bryce Young,
more than Caleb Williams, more than Michael Pennick Junior, more
than Jalen Hurts, more than Cam Moore, more than Lamar Jackson,
more than Aaron Rodgers, more than.
Speaker 3: Justin Fields, more than Jayden Daniels whose miss games.
Speaker 4: I get that, I'm just giving you a list, more
than Brian Purdy who's miss games. I get that, but
I'm just saying more than JJ McCarthy. So QBR now
he is up to He still had.
Speaker 3: Eighteen even after the games last night. Cool, he's still
ahead of Trevor Lawrence.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty four.
Speaker 12: I get he didn't play in all the games, but
in twenty twenty four, Derek Carr's QBR.
Speaker 9: Sixty sixty, doesn't it says on ESPN. I know he
only played ten games.
Speaker 4: But I.
Speaker 3: Get it. Okay, you made mistake signing him, but at
least we didn't resign.
Speaker 4: Him, right, Yeah, Well he retired, all right, he retired. Yeah,
so you kind of did resign him. He just retired
as a joke because we resigned. Okay, yeah, it was
a joke. I was like, well, told me once, let's resign.
You can you imagine how many sacks Derek Carr would
have taken already? What was the pressure eighty six times
Spencer Ratler has been pressured?
Speaker 3: Yeah, eighties.
Speaker 4: And this isn't like I'm not saying that Spencer Ratler
is a top ten quarterback right now, but I also
want to acknowledge that he's playing well enough for you
to win games. Again, Like, let's go to QBR, a
better QBR than bo Nicks to a talking about Lowa,
Trevor Lawrence, Jaden Daniels, Kyler, Burray, Aaron Rodgers, Bryce Young, Uh,
you know Smith cam Ward. So he's playing well enough
to win. He's given you winning football. I would say
it's not perfect. There's things he needs to improve on.
The yards per attempt that needs to go up. It
did this week.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: Right, playmakers have to help you out in that situation too.
But the whole point of this entire conversation was that
the Saints issues isn't a quarterback issue, right It was
protecting the quarterback and playmakers making plays and then the
quarterback to go up a couple of notches.
Speaker 3: They did that this week.
Speaker 4: They won a football game, and I think if they
do it again against the Patriots, they can win to
in a row. It's at home the Patriots, I realized,
just beat the Bills. But you've got an opportunity.
Speaker 3: We're laughing at.
Speaker 12: Them, mister Big in the chat say green Bay fans
probably just got used to saying, there's the backup that
drives with his dam flashes on Big Mike, and the
chat said, Matt, what did you do in the snow
in Green Bay? Hazards on arms waving out the window,
doing seven miles an hour.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna really good driving the snow. Actually, visibility is
elite in the snow.
Speaker 14: All right, right, cool, just see the whole team standing
out looking down the road.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, we got to take a break.
Let's go on pile on Flasher people in the north.
That one is snow.
Speaker 4: There's a let's turn pile on Flash or Flynn. All right,
let's take a break. More OTB when we come back
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Speaker 2: Com players to legends, Hester and Flynn break down LSU
football like only champions can.
Speaker 3: Welcome back.
Speaker 4: Yeah No TV one final segment here Jake, Flasher, Landra
and Taty all here with you. I want to remind
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out with us. I'll be there. Flasher will be there,
come hang out. I actually kind of like that name.
Speaker 9: I mean, it's pretty good, sick.
Speaker 3: Pretty good. I mean, you know eventually, Like, so they
don't call me tonight in that game.
Speaker 4: Flash yelling er next door, No doubt.
Speaker 3: They better be ready, so ready, they're gonna.
Speaker 9: Have people on standby. Is doctor Athwarte is gonna be there?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Doctor Athwidge, if you're listening, come on over.
He probably could play in the game. Probably, you know,
he still works out stuff, played at Florida State. I
got faith in him, like warming my hamstrings up actively
right now.
Speaker 3: This has been an absolute award winning day for the chat. Yeah,
it's been good participation. I mean a lot of people
wrong out there, but good participation. Are you going to
the game this weekend? Yeah?
Speaker 14: We're growing without a confirmed parking pass.
Speaker 5: Well I'm just in my mind. I'm h you know
it's not I gonna get one eventually.
Speaker 12: Cold South with a good point as the bench is
flasher a good nickname for a forty year old man
at a kid's event.
Speaker 4: That's a great white one pull up in a white
van with no windows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, why do they have a trench coat on in
high socks?
Speaker 3: Oh that's wild behaving. Okay, yeah I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you might not be allowed fifty feet from me.
Speaker 5: This Jake pulling, This is the one day I don't
want to be allowed fifty feet from the LTE.
Speaker 3: I want to keep my hammies intact. I feel good
about the hammies.
Speaker 4: I think it's more like the calf and just the
overall soreness that I'm going to have. Yeah, coming here tomorrow,
like when I walk up those stairs tomorrow, it's gonna feel.
Speaker 3: Different because that one go route, you're gonna run two? No,
I said three?
Speaker 9: You did say three?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Three? Two? Draft.
Speaker 9: Can we get somebody a film and get a highlight
reel going?
Speaker 3: You think you could?
Speaker 5: You could pull off like low light reel like an
angle whip right now?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's that's three cuts, Bud.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, I've shown I've shown that route enough to
my team where that's in my repertoire.
Speaker 3: I don't have many, but I got.
Speaker 13: But you can do a full speed I don't even
care about Jake on offense. I want to see some
defensive highlights.
Speaker 3: I want to see some defense from flam playing too deep.
Safety back there, me and fly. That's what I want
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