Speaker 1: All start to you to presents. Off the bench with
Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert. Yeah, off the bench
with Jacob Hester and T Bob aber I got to
come off the bench. Now here's Jacob Hester and T
Bob aber.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 3: What's going on? Everyone?
Speaker 4: Welcome in to a brand new episode of O T B.
Speaker 3: It is Friday, It is game day, my Jersey.
Speaker 4: Just talk about that LSU Tennessee in the box tonight.
Speaker 3: Cannot wait.
Speaker 4: And we've got a lot of NFL Draft to recap
as well. I pods with my voice sounds a little shot.
We had a very good time at Don Juan last night.
Speaker 3: Also, I did OGV solo yesterday.
Speaker 4: Snap solo Rome and then and then that draft shows
so taxing on the vocal cords of it, but very fun, fun,
fun Thursday Sports Day. And again we'll get to all
of it this morning. I'll also check it with Jake.
He remains up there in Lambeau, boots in the ground place.
Looked pretty crazy last night, some of those some of
those wide shots. It's it's crazy to think that two
hundred and fifty thousand people show up for the Draft.
I mean, there are a lot of NFL nerds out
there because that's who that is, right, Like that becomes
comic cop basically for NFL fans, Like there's no game
to watch. All you going there is to be amongst
people who are like minded and just love the league
and want to talk about it.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: And it looked like you had that last night in Lamba.
Really cool images coming out of there, so we'll check
it with.
Speaker 3: Jake later on.
Speaker 4: We got Ribs come by in the third hour for
some champagne sang in Mi Mi rigans, as well as
we got Eddie from Dreams come Drue. Can't wait to
catch up with Eddie once again again DCTO LA dot
com if you want to give more on that a
bit later. I'm not alone though, I got Elandra Vireal
and Taylor Sharp and studio with me Elandra.
Speaker 3: What's up girl? How are we doing?
Speaker 4: And Elandra guys made it to Don Juan last night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, straight from Lafayette. Yeah, but doing good. Glad it's
finally Friday. I felt like this was the longest week ever,
but I I A lot of people have been saying
that though, so I don't know if it's like mercury
in the microwave for whatever they say. But mercury in
the microps it's mercury retrograde. But the joke is mercury
in the microwave.
Speaker 4: I don't think I may be more confusing when you
said you were gonna eat Jake yesterday.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Mercury and retrograde.
Speaker 3: What does that mean? Oh, it's like a horoscope thing.
I think. Are you saying you're tired? What are you saying?
Speaker 5: I'm saying that this week's been weird?
Speaker 4: Oh and really okay okay, but.
Speaker 5: A lot of people have been saying that is what
I'm trying to get.
Speaker 4: This is like a this is like, uh, well you've
never seen Trailer Park Boys, but uh, in Trailer Brod,
where's this guy Ricky who always tries to use classic
sayings but always screws them up and fumbles them because
it's dumb. And so he would be somebody who'd be like, yeah,
it must be because you know, mercury is in the microwave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, good joke. Okay, good joke. Sorry I
thought joke.
Speaker 4: I know my brain's little sloke today as well, so
like you know, partially on me, Uh, probably still kind
of a bad joke as well. So somewhere between. Uh,
it was great scene you last night. Know that you
have a good time there amongst the swirling clouds of smoke.
Speaker 3: Don Juan was packed for the draft. Yeah, there's a
lot of people there. It was, it was, it was
very fun. Uh. Nowhere to be found was Tate.
Speaker 4: But he was at a rehearsal dinner and I saw
a text from somebody at the same rehearsal dinner saying
that Taylor was going around telling everybody the New Orleans
Saints were going to pick Jackson Dart. This is a joke, RT.
I think the person probably knew what they were doing,
but I was. I did have my sources tell me
that you said the Saints are gonna pick Jackson.
Speaker 6: Absolutely not I have. I mean, we can go back
and jack months now, I have said I would not
take a quarterback in the first round of this NFL draft.
I mocked Mason Graham to him, the other way you
would do, now what you would do? What you thought
they were gonna do.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't think they were going to do that, maybe,
which I mean, I don't know how you can confuse this.
They asked, well, the Saints trade back up into the
first round and take Jackson Dart. In my response yesterday
two days ago, a week ago, has always been I
hope not. If you like Jackson Dart, just take him
at nine. Because if you like Jackson Dart enough to
trade back up in the first round, you think he's
your friends, give franchise quarterback. Yeah, he's worth a number
nine pick. So no, don't trade up. Just take him
at nine if you like him. Do I want of
them take him at nine? Absolutely not. I think they
made the correct move.
Speaker 4: Maybe you mentioned something about the odds that were drining
towards Jackson or to nine.
Speaker 6: I was just asked about him, and I was like,
I hope they don't take him, but if they do,
just take him at nine, not back in the first round.
Speaker 3: I like you.
Speaker 6: I like you take him if if you're gonna trade
back up to twenty, just take him at nine.
Speaker 3: I like to think that you gave a.
Speaker 4: I like to think that you gave a speech, and
in that speech you just used it to go full
mel Kiper and brate all the teams who didn't agree
with your mock or your analysis of the draft.
Speaker 6: No, I don't love Chador nearly as much as mel Kuiper.
We'll get into that. I'm sure, my guys, I thought
I thought he was gonna like give a eulogy.
Speaker 3: I believe like he's on the payroll.
Speaker 6: Seems like when Sanders, when Shador Sanders didn't go twenty one,
and I never thought he was going to go twenty one,
And what was the report came out yesterday the Steelers
also like Dart more than more than Chador Sanders.
Speaker 3: He didn't go twenty one.
Speaker 6: No, Kuiper's up there yelling comparing Schador Sanders to Tom Brady,
to Joe Montana to Brock Purdy to all these guys
that you didn't go in the first round. I'm like, no,
Like he was never going in the first round.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 6: We had talked about the chances of him falling, like
literally a month ago on this exact show.
Speaker 3: He's never going that high.
Speaker 6: And Melows up there freaking out, which is weird because
mel Kiper was supposed to retire fifteen years ago when
Jimmy Clausen didn't become a good NFL quarterback. He said
that on air, So I mean, I don't I don't
really know what's going on. I don't know when Melos retirement.
The man who built this spectacle that you saw last night,
did he did he build that though?
Speaker 3: I mean, hell yeah, he was a key piece of it.
Speaker 4: Does mel Fires have been synonymous of the Draft for
forty years.
Speaker 6: Melfire's people love obviously, I mean, we're we're sitting here
talking about it, but like, what's mel ever actually write about?
Speaker 3: Uh? But nobody's right about the Draft.
Speaker 4: Literally every mock in the world fell apart the second
pick when the Jackuarres traded up to get the brown.
Speaker 6: WHI I was telling you, like, I went and looked
at our rivers, had to send in like a station
survey yesterday about about one o'clock. Actually put it out
me Musso.
Speaker 3: And then so this is who with the Saints pig
at nine? I guess who would you who should they
take at nine?
Speaker 6: I think four of us went Mason Graham myself included, yeah, yeah, five,
but none of us except Ross Jackson had Kelvin Banks.
Speaker 4: Because I'm a man, I said, Jackson Dart, noted Star
Wars fan. I was, well, I mean, once I learned
that Jackson Dart does the EyeBlack down one side to
emulate Anakin Skywalker's scar. I knew that was a guy
I wanted a piece of. Unfortunately it was not meant
to be. In fact, secret, secret fund er, secret good
sign for Giants fans here. Okay, So Jackson Dart does that.
I believe that Abdul Carter puts like Darth Vader on
his nose tape.
Speaker 3: So major, big sith energy.
Speaker 4: Coming out of that draft class in New York right
now might be the class that turns it all around
for the g men.
Speaker 3: But so it was not even the guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, So station survey survey says everybody's wrong except.
Speaker 6: For yeah, Ralse Jackson. He put it out about what
two o'clock. Oh no, it's there in match shows a
probably three put our.
Speaker 4: Guy Ross Jackson, Louisiana Sports dot Net. Guys, we talked
about it every single day. Ross does such a good
job of spearheading Saints coverage on Louisiana Sports. On that
he said the Saints would select Calvin Banks and he
was correct. And I gotta be honest, dude, Uh, I
think the Calvin Banks pick is a great one.
Speaker 3: It is, And again this is so I think this
is how.
Speaker 4: You can kind of evaluate draft picks. Uh positionally, does
it make sense right? Like does the actual position you're
chasing make sense the draft? And then how do you
feel about the player? And I know that these Saints
have invested a ton of O line, so it's kind
of brutal that it still stands out as a need.
But guess what, that doesn't change the reality. It still
is at need. And so I love Nick Underhills. And
now this is like buying new tires on the car,
a new roof for your home. They're things that are
expensive but not sexy, but you have to do them.
And this is Kellen Moore continuing his philosophy that he
has stated from day one, which is building from the
inside out.
Speaker 3: It's a game one of the trenches.
Speaker 4: And in an ideal world, you see how a great
left tackle and then again he has some positional versatility,
but you see a great left tackle work out in
this team. I mean an ideal world, you have Banks
at left tackle, Rui's and Pinning at guard. I think
McCoy at center, and then maybe move Flonga back to
right tackle. And like that's a group that the tackles
are I think the tackles and centers are really good,
which could help potentially raise both the guards level of play.
Like the guards aren't that good there, but that's enough there,
And really having boat tackles if both guys work out,
having both tackles on rookie deals, is really friendly for
a quarterback long term. So positionally, going after left tackle,
even if it is the third guy taking to that
position at nine a bit of a run there. Positionally,
I think it makes sense. So then we say, okay,
well what about the player? And it's harder to have
a better college resume than Kelvin Banks. I mean he
just turned twenty one and he started three years at Texas,
forty two games, first team All American, won the Lombardi Trophy,
won the Outland Trophy. I mean, what are we talking about, Like, sure,
there's a chance he doesn't work out, but it's about
as how do I say this conservative? I don't know,
maybe conservative is the word. It's just about as sure
fire of a guy as you're gonna find. Like, maybe
he won't be all pro, but there's no disaster potential.
High floor on Kelvin Banks, Yes, thank you, very high floor.
You would have This is not drafting Trevor Penning because
he has a good week at the Senior Ball and
you love his physical skill set and you think he
has potential. This is not a potential pick. This is
a guy. In Kellen Moore references, this is a guy
who has been proven playing Sunday guys every Saturday for
the last three years and he's been dominant. So I
love the pick, I really do. I guess you could
tell you know. I know it's not the sexiest, but
I love the pick. Meg Glomin said to say, quote,
if we're picking a player in the top ten, we
want that person to keep player over the next eight
to ten years. We can sleep at night because we've
got that position covered now the Saints have they have
a sigarette or two third rounders. Today we'll get into
all of that potential players that could be on the market.
But I really like the Kelvin Banks pick at nine,
actually a bit more than even thought I would have
before it happened.
Speaker 3: Like once they stopped and thought about it is okay. Yes,
this is a.
Speaker 4: Solid building pick in a new era of Saints football.
When we get back, we got some Kellen Moore sound
that the Laundra cut up.
Speaker 3: Great job, Landra.
Speaker 4: When we get back, we'll hear from coach Tief and
what he had to think about his new starting left tackle.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the best morning sports show around sorta.
It's off the bench with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 2: Yo.
Speaker 3: What's happening to y'all? Welcome back O TV. I do so.
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So f ai y'all. Yeah here, I don't care about you.
There's only one man that I care about, okay, and
that's coach Tief. So let's hear where Coach Chief had
to say about his new starting left tackle last night. Uh,
let's just start with kellmore one. This is Kellamore on
his first draft of the same take, coach.
Speaker 7: It was a great process. It was kind of fun
culmination of a long process over the last few months.
And so you know, it's that first opportunity for the
coaching staff, for the scouting side of this thing, for
all of us to team up on this process.
Speaker 2: And I felt like it's it's been a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: What about uh, coach, why did you want to pick
it off at the line here?
Speaker 7: Yeah, certainly, certainly, I love love the opportunity. Again, this
is a this is the trenches game. This is a
game that's one up up front in a lot of ways.
And uh, you know, obviously my background has been around
that in a lot of places I've been, and certainly
this place an invested in it, and we feel like
we can continue to do that. And so we feel
like we're building a strength in that offensive line. We
got a ton of really good talent there, and we're
really excited about that.
Speaker 3: This place is invested in it.
Speaker 4: Is kind of funny because they have now you haven't
got the return necessarily. But look, if that answer sounds
cliche and boring, it's because we keep making him say it,
you know, like it's kind of on us. We keep
asking him, and he keeps telling us, Look, I believe
you have to build up front. I don't know what
else to tell you, like to tridge his game. So
for whatever it's worth, that may be boring, but you
can take it as honest. If nothing else, He's not
putting on any airs. And look, yeah, when he was
in Dallas with the Chargers, with the Eagles, what did
all of them have in common? They were good offenses
with good offensive lines and a commitment to that position.
Speaker 3: What stood out about Calvin Banks?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just through the whole process.
Speaker 7: He's everything you want your organization to represent, the player,
the person, A three year starter, so he's just turning
twenty one here next month. You know, you meet him,
you quickly are gravitated to him as a person, and
you put on the film and he's he gets after people.
You know, he moves people in the run game. He's
a great pass protector. He just does an excellent job.
Speaker 4: I would say one, Well, let's one thing that I
really liked hearing about Kelvin Banks is because obviously forty
two starts Altlan Trevy, Lombardi, the athletes who himselves. But
it's what Texas had to say about him, right, Texas
loves this guy, team leader, about the right things. And
I think if you're a coach and you're trying, you
have to get this first pick of your head coaching ten.
You're right, that's another element of the high floor that
we were talking about. A high character guy who is
already passed, you know, the intangibles test in his program.
He was just in with flying covers. All right, what
how early did you identify Calvin Banks?
Speaker 2: Well, certainly we felt like we had two touching base
points there. You know. Certainly I did, you know, being
able to go to.
Speaker 7: The pro day, you know, meet him at the combine,
and so I certainly we still had a couple opportunities.
Thirty visits sometimes come in for different various reasons, and
you know, we just felt it felt like we had
a great feel for him. I felt like, you know,
they had done a lot of work from a scouting
department standpoint, and so you know, we felt really comfortable
with it.
Speaker 3: Give me more five here.
Speaker 7: It shows the player and the person that well. Certainly,
when you combine the situation, he's a three year starter,
he's really young.
Speaker 2: He's about returned twenty one.
Speaker 7: For him to just hop in there and compete at
that high of a level in you know, arguably some
of the toughest games in college football that you're gonna play.
You know, it just shows shows the player and the
person that he is.
Speaker 4: He was asked about a particular game or moment that
shoot out on tab and Moore said, yeah, all.
Speaker 3: Forty two of his career starts.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 3: All right, let's just close it out.
Speaker 4: Then Coach Tief once again has building and the drinch
is always been to courtthof for you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think it's just, uh, you recognize the value
of that in this game. Uh, you know, if you
have issues up front, if we have challenges, not a
whole lot else can can be accomplished without those guys,
And so we recognize the value of that. I think
that's the beauty of it. This place is continued to
invest in a year and the year out. The last
couple of places I've been, it's been the same exact case,
and I feel like it's contributed to a lot of
the success of other places and here included.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 4: So I really like to pick it makes a lot
of sense to me.
Speaker 3: What do you all do? Y'all have any thoughts on
Calvin Banks.
Speaker 6: I was telling you during break, like over twenty seven
hundred snaps in college, all of them at left tackle,
only five sacks. Like that is your left tackle from
day one. And you know we've been critical of Mickey Loomis,
and rightfully so. But you know we were talking a
second ago about it's kind of cultivated last year when
you took tell Us A.
Speaker 3: Fuaga.
Speaker 6: The thing everybody loved about him, Like he wasn't the
best pure left tackle in last year's draft, but he
could play everywhere but center, which is good because you
needed everything but center. He was fine at left tackle,
but you can move him anywhere. See Bob, Let's say
Trevor Pinning can't play guard, because I agree with you
in the perfect world and knew Fuaga to right tackle
and Pinning at guard. Yeah, but let's say he can't
play there, that's fine. Put pinn in a tackle. Uaga
can play guard. He did that at Oregon State as well.
Like this is almost like a two year process that
they went through. They wanted best available O lineman last
year because they needed help everywhere, and you got best
available left tackle this year. I mean, I think I
think if you combined Fuaga with Kelvin Banks, I think
it's great two years in a row for what it's worth.
Speaker 4: As well, they did mention the positional versatility of Banks,
although he only played left tackle, like they think he
could play guard if he needed to.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: So really, in both Foga and Banks, they feel like, like
you were talking about, they got two just really good
off at the lineman because like maybe you drive to
move Pinning to guard and it's a disaster and you
know it's too much of a chain for him after
you put all this time in trying to figure himself
out of right tackle, and then so maybe you bump
one of those other two down to guard because that
produces your best five.
Speaker 3: And I like.
Speaker 4: Banks' attitude and answer on this as well, where he
may said, look, man, I don't care.
Speaker 3: You know, my goal would be one of the top five.
Speaker 4: And if I earned that starting role, I'm mean, you know,
I'm gonna give everything that I have. So he's not
out here being married to anything either. Again, I think
it's a high character, high talent guy that you got
at a position that's going to help you for the future.
Now you wish you had a quarterback he was protecting,
that would make everything better. But like it does raise
the floor on your quarterbacks, whoever that may be, Spencer Rattler.
If you get a guy today, it raises the floor there.
Also think about some of the improvement, Like the Saint
to nine was not great last year, but they weren't
the disaster of two years ago. And a lot of
that improvement came from Clint Kubiak's system, a better system,
putting guys in better positions to succeed. Well, we think
of Kellen Moore as one of the premier offensive mines
in the NFL right now. So in theory, you give
them McCoy, you know, and granted, you know, hopefully everybody
stays healthy. You give McCoy a couple of good tackles,
which you know that just helps the guard having better
players on both sides of them, and you give them
a better system, and like maybe this Saint So line
ends up being pretty good.
Speaker 3: Hope. Right, it's the hell of a.
Speaker 4: Thing, all right, In terms of who these Saints could
go after today, they got a second round, they got
two third rounders.
Speaker 3: Really, the story is all.
Speaker 4: About quarterback right here at the beginning of the second round,
the over under for Vegas or quarterbacks taking in the
first was two and a half. They end up going
under obviously Shuder Shuck Milrow still on the board, and
then you still got like the Ers Howard tier of
eyes as well. Do you think the Saints trade up
at forty from No? I would, I would, I would
not trade up, especially with only two quarterbacks. Goutea and
the Giants are off there and he got theirs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna say no' still on the board.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so who so who needs quarterbacks to take? That's
gonna be in the second round. Cleveland.
Speaker 6: But Cleveland has two second round picks, so they could
they could potentially do something with that because they have
thirty three. But by trading back from two, they got
thirty six from Jacksonville and so.
Speaker 3: We really so they're taking a quarterback.
Speaker 6: I would imagine at least one of those, Yeah, thirty six, thirty,
but they're not taking two of them. No, So you
got Cleveland and you got Las Vegas for sure that
you for sure think and I'm not sure Vegas.
Speaker 3: I don't think Vegas would take a quarterback. Sure they do.
Speaker 4: I mean they just extended Geno Pete Carroll loves genos Man.
They got Ashton Gent like Vegas probably has more value
investing in a starter rather than a risky quarterback.
Speaker 6: You need a receiver her, I mean as good as
brock Bowers is. They have brock Bowers. They have Jacoby Myers.
That's it.
Speaker 3: They need offensive linemen. So those are the only quarterback
thirsty teams in front of you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, pretty much. Now the Giants are gone, Beyant. The
Giants traded back up because it was always everybody was like, Okay,
the Raiders may be interested in somebody for the future,
which if you're interested in somebody in the future, wait
till next year. It's a lot deeper class. And then
Browns and Giants giants to do.
Speaker 3: The Browns go shudure. And therefore.
Speaker 4: Just I mean, because a quarterback cannot succeed in Cleveland, right,
it is impossible.
Speaker 3: We have seen it time and time. Are they is?
Speaker 4: Is Shader gonna suffer the double whammy of not getting
drafted in the first round and then going to Cleveland.
Speaker 6: Good news is not a first rounder, so they can't
pick up his fifth year option.
Speaker 3: He can get out of there quicker that's true. Yes, No,
So here's here's who's in front of you.
Speaker 6: Cleveland thirty three, Texans, Titans, neither of them QBS Cleveland again,
so no Raiders, Patriots, Bears.
Speaker 3: Place is working out pretty.
Speaker 6: If the Raiders don't take somebody.
Speaker 4: Now who could potentially look to trade up for one
of these quarterbacks behind you?
Speaker 3: Behind So it's funny.
Speaker 6: The Bears are actually at seven and nine, so they're
in front of you and behind.
Speaker 3: You Jets at ten, the tenth pick forty two overall.
Speaker 6: Maybe maybe the Rams if they want a guy for
the future, but again i'd wait till next year. It's
a deeper class. Miami at forty eight, so I feel
kind of good, maybe like Jets would be the only team.
Speaker 4: I feel kind of good, like the Saints. You're trending
to what I've been calling the ideal scenario, which is
great player at nine and then one of that tier
of quarterbacks at forty. Okay, so let's rank the tier.
Then one of them will be gone, either Suder, milro
or Shuck Yeah. Uh, probably Shoulder, I would imagine. So
you're probably looking at mill Roers show.
Speaker 6: I mean, think about all the reports we heard that
like some people had Shuck, Is there a number one quarterback?
Speaker 3: I mean, to me, he's my last one.
Speaker 4: He's my last one, my last you know how I
feel about so he's so unexciting. He had one good year.
I get that he has all the physical potential. Maybe
I'm wrong here, Maybe I'm wrong here. Also, I know
that a lot of people handwave away the twenty six
year old thing, but I kind of don't. She's twenty
six years old. What are we drafted Brandon Whedon the Cowboys?
Speaker 6: If you're a starting caliber quarterback and Shuck starts ten years,
he's only thirty six. The quarterbacks play till they're forty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know, But still I'm like, you should have
been better in college. You were thirty playing with eighteen
year olds.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I mean those are grown men in college. Like,
you're not eighteen playing against thirteen year olds. You're twenty
five playing against twenty year olds.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, I mean you're twenty five playing against twenty
year olds though.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, I just feel like, I don't know,
I don't know, Tyler.
Speaker 3: Shuck's just not exciting to me. You know who I want,
But you know, I know who you want. You to
probably want Jaylen Milroe. You damn right.
Speaker 6: I would not take Jaylen Milroe in the seventh rounds.
Speaker 4: Okay, well you're an idiot. Uh you and Moscona can
go suck each other off. It's too early for that.
I apologize, guys.
Speaker 3: That was my bad. My bad. That's just some locker
room talk, you know, scrap I that's a throwback. Yeah. No,
I think you're crazy, dude. I think he's athletic.
Speaker 2: Kellen Moore.
Speaker 4: Give Kellen Moore a chance to develop Jalen Milroe. Jaylen
Milroe in the Black and Gold? Are you kidding me?
You know what I think? I think Calendi Boor sucks?
Speaker 3: How about that? You love to Kalyn? And I was wrong? Okay,
you know I was wrong.
Speaker 4: No, Ryan Grub, Ryan Grubb was always the secret to
Kaylen de Boor's success.
Speaker 3: I mean maybe we'll find out this year for real.
Speaker 4: Yes, dude, if the Saints get Calvin Banks and Jalen
Milroe of forty, that is a home run to me.
Are you shaking your head in Luandra? Have YouTube been
infected with Moscone's takes? Was that the drive from Lafayette
that did it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: I drove myself, okay, but.
Speaker 5: No, I don't know, Like I'm just not into any
of the quarterbacks this draft and Chador would be like exciting,
I guess because of the whole Sanders thing. But now
it's kind of like, well, does nobody took him? Does
anybody even really care? But I don't know. So I
don't like Jalen Milroe. He's only good against LSU for
some reason.
Speaker 3: But y'all are so crazy, dude.
Speaker 4: You have a chance to select the one quarterback that
has a superpower here. So also this idea of making
the taste and mill making play something else.
Speaker 3: Stop it, stop it, stop it.
Speaker 4: If you put Jalen Milroe at another position, he's just
a guy. Also, you're asking him to learn a new
position on the NFL level, Like, Jalen Milroe's value lies
in unlocking that athletic potential at quarterback. Right, there's a
lot of guys, not a lot actually credit to him,
but there's many guys that are as fast as Jalen Milroe.
But there's no quarterbacks or damn near none. Can he
be a quarterback? Yes? Yes, yes he has a great arm.
I mean, decision making is what he has to prove
he has a great army, has elite a speed and
physical skill set. Crazy if you don't think that that's
such a high, high ceiling pick. I'm not saying it's
gonna work out, but like the potential is massive. Jalen
Hurts winning EGO second round.
Speaker 6: Now much better thrower, cut out again, Jalen Hurts was
a lot more polished.
Speaker 3: Lamar Jackson that much more polished.
Speaker 6: Lamar was great in college and more on the Heisman Trophy?
Speaker 3: Is I know Jalen Milroe was. I mean, Jalen Molroe
was not bad in college. What do we talk talking
about it here? Guys?
Speaker 4: All jail Milroe did was he didn't take the jump
from his first year starting to his second year starting
like you expected him to.
Speaker 6: Just look at the losses they had last year. And
I'm not blaming him for the losses necessarily, Like Oklahoma
was a disaster, go look and he was shut down
on the ground. Look what he did through the air.
For example, Michigan shut him down in the bowl game. Okay,
sixteen carries seven yards. What did you do through the air?
Fifty percent completion, a touchdown, a pick Oklahoma.
Speaker 4: Michigan defense featuring X, I don't know who I'll play, Okay,
say Mason Graham, Kenneth Graham.
Speaker 3: Defense wasn't Will Johnson. I think maybe only Graham played.
I don't know if I can't remember. It's not his faulty.
Speaker 6: He couldn't run the ball. But fifteen carries for seven
yards against Oklahoma? What did you do through the air?
Eleven of twenty six, no touchdowns, three interceptions. I mean,
TiO bop, It's it's across the board. Look at Tennessee
fourteen carries, eleven yards, one touchdown, two interceptions.
Speaker 3: No, it's a funny thing.
Speaker 4: You look at a player's worst games, they're gonna seem
pretty bad. I'm gored Garrett Nussmeyer's loss with Statson losses.
Speaker 3: I agree, And.
Speaker 4: You're in you're and you're gonna say that Garrettmyer's best
quarterback in the country.
Speaker 3: So what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Well, Garret can't just highlight the worst games of a
player's resume and be.
Speaker 3: Like this is him. I'm not highlighting his worst game.
Speaker 6: I'm highlighting when he can't run the ball and he's
forced to throw the ball. He's not a good passer.
That is what I am highlighting. I'll give you a
win where he didn't run the ball.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 6: Don't see what win we want where he didn't run
the ball.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 6: Here's one right here. Ten carries seventy nine yards against Western.
This is Western Kentucky.
Speaker 3: We're not Western. Okay.
Speaker 6: Here you go three hundred and ten yards, a touchdown
and a pick. That's probably his best game when he
wasn't able to run the ball.
Speaker 4: And how do you even know, Like the other thing
about this is with sacks and everything, it's tough to
actually parse what games he was running it well and
not run away.
Speaker 6: Okay, in the game against Oklahoma, fifteen carries seven yards
is the longest run that day was eleven yards against Tennessee.
His longest run was ten against Michigan. He had one
run for forty one yards against Vanderbilt. That was a loss.
Seven carries for ten yards as long as show on
it was fourteen all right, dude, Look, I uh, when
he's not able to run the ball, he can't he
he cannot rely on his arm, he can't stand in
the pocket. I worry about that within the in the NFL.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, you enjoyed Tyler shuck because I hope
that the Saints kid Jalen Milroe and I'm going to
be pure right.
Speaker 5: Uh, this is Derek Carr with Derek Carr.
Speaker 4: H Yes, So somebody said, like TIVAS not allowed to
weigh in on quarterbacks as Derek Carr take. But somebody
else said TVA wanted Stanley Jean Baptiste. I'll wear Derek Carr.
I'm not wearing that. I did not want Stanley Jean Batist.
Speaker 6: He looked at we looked up that fourteen draft yesterday.
Speaker 3: It's the worst draft ever, cause like Hooks was good,
but he's only with you, what three years? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, and everybody else. I don't think he even played.
Speaker 4: All right, I get him on a island with this uh,
with this mill Roe take.
Speaker 3: That's fine. We'll follow your overlord street. Uh yeah, all
right when we get back.
Speaker 4: Uh, let's talk a little LSU tennessee here on o
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Speaker 3: Did I say I like the way you think unless
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Speaker 6: Oh is this Sabrina Carpenter?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was about to say it's gotta be Sabrina
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Speaker 4: Alva Marjwani says, tea Bot, which quarterback does the cannon
want to draft? That's a good call. I'll ask him.
Knowing him, he's probably.
Speaker 3: Not on the mill Road train. If I had to guess.
Speaker 4: I don't know, Uh, I would say.
Speaker 6: If I had to guess, Bobby would say no quarterback
this year. Yeah, but I'm gonna ask him, Like if
you had a child, you had to pick one, which the.
Speaker 4: Good thing is he didn't wake up till like ten am,
So there's no chance he's gonna see that or we're
gonna get an answer. But whatever, Okay, LSU Tennessee in
the box two day massive game, and and well, both teams.
Speaker 3: Coming in sliding a little bit.
Speaker 4: It's interesting now these two teams mirror each other, not
just in the fact that these are the last two
teams to win national champions Chips, not just in the
fact that these teams have had, you know, some really
swingy times against each other lately.
Speaker 3: How about this, So.
Speaker 4: Tennessee remember won all five matchups in twenty one those
Pauls last year, right, that's where you won the Oregon Regional.
Then you end up losing to Tennessee and knox On
in the Super Regional. They swept in the regular seasons year.
Then Tennessee in twenty two beat you in the SEC tournament.
But then in twenty three you come back, you win
the regular season series, and then you beat them twice
in Omaha in route to NASH Championship. But in twenty
four they sweep you and they beat you in the
SEC title game. So there have been some heavyweight matches
as of late right now, y'all are really even in
a lot of team stats, like we said on paper,
pretty much neck and neck, and in the rankings your
neck and neck, both teams in that five to ten
range right next to one another. And how about this
in April you're both eight and five.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: Tennessee's lost two series to Kentucky and Texa A and
M last couple of weekends, whereas LSU is coming off
a good series win over good Alabama team. But the
Auburn sweep combined with maybe losing on Sunday and then
the ten run rule I don't really care about, but
some people may be a bit disconcerned for that. The
point is, it's interesting to see two dominant programs that
have mirrored each other and traded punches over the last
few years come in in kind of the exact same
form into the box this weekend. Again, eight and five
in April for both sides. Tennessee four and five in
SEC games this month. Just a little note there. So
I guess the point of all of this is who's
going to respond better to the adversity. Tennessee had player
only meetings on Monday. I know, I know, a bit
of a Is it too early? I mean, I guess
it's not that early anymore, But is it? You know,
ripping the player only meeting ripcord is a bit intriguing
to me. I don't believe Jay Johnson's taking away cell
phones or anything like that yet. So who responds better
to adversity? Who comes out better? Ready to play? This weekend?
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What a treat.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 4: Can't believe that this is only on ESPN. Plus, this
is not on like traditional television anywhere. Now.
Speaker 3: I know I'll be watching it with many of y'all.
Speaker 4: But Liam Doyle, Kate Anderson, the two strikeout kings of
the SEC going toe to toe, and they got some
fun things going out of the box this week, and
tonight it's gonna They're gonna honor the fiftieth anniversary of
LSU Baseball's nineteen seventy five SEC championship team. On Saturday,
Skip Berman's gonna be signing copies of his biography outside
of the stadium from five to seven pm. It's also
the twenty fifth anniversary of LSU's two thousand National championship team,
so that's gonna be great to go check out. And
then on Sunday, the first two thousand fans to get
to the box. We'll get an LSU baseball hat courtesy
of La Blue. They also say rising country artist in
LSU Tiger Timothy Wayne will throw out the first pitch.
Speaker 5: Timothy Wayne, tim McGraw's nephew.
Speaker 3: Really tim and Timothy.
Speaker 2: He is.
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also recently released his rendition of Mel McDaniel's classic Louisiana
Saturday Night. The l s U Tiger Girls will perform
to Guy with the Guitar at the top of the
third in name. Those names are funny. I'm sure Timothy
Wayne is very you know, very good. But guy with the.
Speaker 3: Guitar, guitar, God Made a Country Boy, and.
Speaker 5: Those are like those AI songs. Yeah, country songs straight up.
But how how do we feel?
Speaker 3: How do we feel out tonight's matchup?
Speaker 5: It can be exciting because of Liam and Caid, but
I mean we talked about it yesterday. Liam is if
not the best picture in the sec maybe in the Country.
LSU's bats are cold right now. Tennessee bomb hitters. So
but Kate Anderson I have confidence in him. Yeah, I
don't know if I have confident I mean, I do
have confidence in our bats, just like right now, they're
not where they're usually at. And teams in baseball, like
in MLB, college whatever, they go through this where it's
like the dog days of summer, you know, and it's
kind of getting to that point in the season. You're
already at the end of the season, postseason.
Speaker 3: Is about to start. It gets a little rough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, everybody's a little beat up.
Speaker 3: I agree. I agree.
Speaker 4: I'm just hoping that Cave can raise the level play
like you did against Kyson. Yeah, last time he faced
the best start in the SEC that had better numbers
than him. Game two, you got iinsin versus Marcus Phillips.
It's interesting because Phillips has like good numbers but a
two and three record with a two nine six ERA,
So something is going wrong with the run support on
Saturday for Tennessee. And I really love how Ainson's been
coming along. I mean, Iinsen is kind of quietly now
masked a six and one record, three five ERA, best
on the team eighty three k's to twenty one walk,
so we're talking about four to one ratio there. I
like a little game to advantage Trail Shoes Saturday night
as well, and then I'm sorry if I no Chase
Shores announced as it started for Sunday TBA.
Speaker 3: I'm both. Did they do TVA last week? I don't remember.
Speaker 5: I don't think we knew Connor where was the starter
until Sunday?
Speaker 4: Okay, Yeah, so we'll see where. We'll see where Jay
Johnson ends up going there. But I'm excited for tonight
and here's to hoping that Kate Anderson could be his
best out of these bats can come alive. One thing
to know, Tennessee's been very good on the road this year.
They've won ten and twelve games on the road. They
swept South Carolina, and they took two or three up
against Bama and Ole Miss on the road, so they've
they've they've been pretty good over there all outside there, All.
Speaker 3: Right, let's do this.
Speaker 4: When we get back in our number two, we're gonna
dive into kind of another bit of a draft recap.
I'm looking at the league as a whole again, at
the NFC South as Well eight fifteen. A lot just
put together an SEC Baseball weekend preview, A lot of
exciting matchups going down, hoping to catch up with JKA
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