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Speaker 4: It took the seed roll now all the way to
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Speaker 4: It was so much fun yesterday that we decided to
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If you want to get if you want to get involved,
chat whatever. It looks like we have this new Saints
head coach. We have to get into some of the
disturbing allegations surrounding the Saints, from a piece that was
released in The Guardian.
Speaker 2: I think I've got a few.
Speaker 4: There's been some interesting things written more in the Luca
Trade and exactly how it all went down. Look, it's
gonna be a very fun show today. Come hang out
with us, Jak.
Speaker 2: What's up? Maybe how we feeling Tonight's doing good? Doing good?
Speaker 3: A little bit of traffic here coming in, but you know,
a little bit of a brisk walk as well. But
we're here and I think we're the only ones here again,
and the early bird continues to get the worm.
Speaker 2: But it will pick up.
Speaker 3: As you probably saw yesterday when you were leaving around
ten ten thirty, it starts to pick up. And with
each day it really starts to pick up. So maybe,
just maybe one of these days we'll have another morning
show here with us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean already, Look already.
Speaker 4: I thought I was really being inspired by the juice yesterday.
And as I said, it's only going to increase as
the week goes on.
Speaker 2: I'm sure until it reaches a fever. Pitch as the.
Speaker 4: Single most important sporting event, certainly in the country, and
I would say maybe top in the world, say for
something like the World Cup, we'll be going down in
New Orleans this Sunday, and we talked about it a
bit on serious yesterday. But one of the things that's
interesting to me about something like this being in New
Orleans as opposed to you know, Los Angeles, New York
something like that, is we are not a very big city,
you know. I mean we're talking about what five hundred thousand,
and like the city proper. If you go to greater
Metro area, maybe you're top in a million. I think
maybe ride over that is not that large to as
I said, literally host the biggest sporting event in the country,
top three in the entire world for the eleventh time
in just fifty nine opportunity. So it speaks to I
think the culture of the city, how much fun it is,
the layout, and it's it is not lost in me
on how cool it is to sit here in this
seat and get to cover it and be a part
of it this week. And so uh yeah, I'm I'm,
I'm I'm looking forward because guess what I finally got, Jake.
I finally got the party invite I've been waiting.
Speaker 2: For for years, the best Super Bowl party. H I
don't know what this is.
Speaker 4: This Friday, four to seven pm. Catch a boy at
the Chess dot Com super Bowl party. The right guys,
let's go, let's go leveraging doing some of that casting
for Chess dot com.
Speaker 2: I've now gotten invited to the party.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm allowed to play in the tournament,
which is going to feature a bunch of NFL players.
But if anybody does notch you up or's not one
to play, just know I am ready to step in.
Speaker 2: Okay, but yes, catch.
Speaker 4: Me at the chest dot Com tournament four to seven
on on Friday.
Speaker 3: Very excited for you. I know what that means. Thank you, Yes,
thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: See k Tex using the soundboard effectively. Oh he's not
hitting the No, he's not hitting the that's weird. Did
y'all notice that I I resisted the temptation of the
soundboard the entire week?
Speaker 2: Did you? But did you forget?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I didn't forgetkay, I just I did. I lacked confidence.
I lacked it good, I laughed too, confidence dude, every
now in that very good way. Yes, we are twining again.
Didn't really plan on twining again, but we went all black.
Speaker 1: Ye.
Speaker 2: This look this is from Daniel.
Speaker 3: This look is called unlabeled by Hugo boss No, Sir
h Finchick LEVI Poncho.
Speaker 2: Lucky Brand Melon. I know what I'm wearing. I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know what this jacket is from the jack
in my closet, but I did. This is the lou Sure,
I don't know, but whatever. It's a little hot. Actually,
I think I'm sweating, so I think I'm gonna have
to take this jacket off.
Speaker 2: You're sweating in here?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are y'all not hot? Im good? I'm the only one's Kate,
thank you, Kate.
Speaker 3: A little bit, just see a little bit. I believe it.
Speaker 4: Hey, Eladra Taylor, how we feeling this morning? How we
doing back home? Eladra? How was day one? Boots in
the ground here in the convention center?
Speaker 5: Day one was good. It was a little slower than
I thought it was going to be, but that's fine.
Everybody's saying, like Jake was telling us that Wednesday is
when it starts to pop off a little bit. So
I'm ready. I'm ready to be back there today. And yeah,
y'all were giving me fomo yesterday during the show though,
so I was very excited to get there and we'll
do like an actual fit check when I get there.
Speaker 4: Sounds like you did great work yesterday, laundra Certainly, I
don't know why Matt Mascona chooses to eat it brought
that way, though, as someone who is a brought expert,
I don't know if he didn't want the visual of
like uh like like maybe like filating a broad, but
I mean, that's just how you eat them, so like,
I don't know why you would that would even cross
your mind.
Speaker 2: But did you see it, Jake?
Speaker 4: He instead of eating a hot dog like a normal person,
he went like sandwich style, straight from the top, which
is crazy because when I was eating a hot dog,
when my kids were eating a hot dog Sunday after church,
that was exactly how my middle daughter eight or hot dog,
and I was dying laughing. I was like, I've never
seen anybody, Yeah, exactly, I've never seen anybody do that.
And then not two days later, age him Matt Moscona
joining Odette a bear and eating a hot dog in
the most just incongruous way possible.
Speaker 2: Just never would have fathomed it.
Speaker 3: I did find out yesterday because I was walking out
and Matt stopped me. He's like, hey, come, sit down
for a second, and congratulations to us for you know,
finishing number seven this year on the Barrett rankings. But
he also did disclose that he voted us second and
not first.
Speaker 2: Woww So who did you vote first?
Speaker 3: Mac and Cubes?
Speaker 2: Unbelievable, dude.
Speaker 3: It be your own people, dude, he told he I mean,
he told that. He told his audience it be your
own said he did want to be a homer, so
he voted us second, and of course Mac and Cubes
they won.
Speaker 2: Now we're coming after the number one.
Speaker 4: That makes me feel a bit better though, because that
means that our first place vote did not come from
an house, you know, so.
Speaker 3: We did get one. You told me that yesterday overall
in our series, Jah.
Speaker 2: Told me that, I don't know, I did not confirm that.
Speaker 3: I believe it. Yeah, I believe it's truth. So yeah
it did. It did not come from the program director
here on this station. He voted a second.
Speaker 2: Be your own people, dude.
Speaker 4: We got to take a look at the rest of
the top seven and see who you have to climb over.
Speaker 3: One of the things though that he did point out
that I guess I didn't even really realize, Uh, we're
up against like Pittsburgh and Nashville.
Speaker 4: Yeah, bro, way tight the show right in front of
us from Nashville. We are way tight in the mid
market is doing the mid is doing a lot of
heavy lifting there as uh.
Speaker 3: Like I kind of leave that part out. Yeah, there
was like New York in LA like, they're not in
the same boat as we're in.
Speaker 2: I know, but that's okay, man. We're gonna continue to
punch up on these they.
Speaker 3: Just need to uh, they just need to punch Mac
and you're gonna punch Cube and we're gonna be number one.
Speaker 2: But have you seen number six?
Speaker 4: We're gonna have trouble with Ramone Kayla and will maybe
just because Ramonte.
Speaker 3: And I know and I know Ramone. He's a sweet guy,
but he's real big, the real big.
Speaker 4: I saw him in uh and and I saw him
last week and mobile, So who wait, Ramone?
Speaker 2: Remind me who he is? Who do you play for? U?
Speaker 3: He played for a couple of NFL teams, if I'm
not mistaken. She feels very he played collegeball.
Speaker 2: You definite played Tennessee. No, he definitely played at Tennessee.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about after he got done either way,
Number six and list at one oh four five.
Speaker 2: The zone is Ramone.
Speaker 4: Kayla and will remind you of anybody else in terms
of how it breaks down Murphy Salmon. It's always two
dudes in a check.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So yeah, well I think, yeah, we're going more lifting.
We don't have a third person.
Speaker 4: Well, I do think we could take Mac and Q.
Ramon's gonna be that we maybe two v one him. Yeah,
and I don't know what we're gonna do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like back in the day, like if you're
at a bar and somebody tried to jump you and
your boys like you kind of had like stick and
back up, stick and back up. Like it's one of
those situations you can't get too deep into the fray.
Speaker 2: Baltimore Buffalo.
Speaker 3: I guess Buffalo's probably like ben Rus size potential.
Speaker 2: Oh you know thing?
Speaker 3: No, Okay, can we do a quick Google search on
how many people Buffalo, New York has? Please?
Speaker 2: They have two?
Speaker 3: They have two like major franchises NHL and NFL.
Speaker 4: Okay, but I'm getting two hundred and seventy five thousand
in Buffalo Propper.
Speaker 2: Let's see what betters two nineteen.
Speaker 3: So Buffalo, Buffalo's beating us, beating us by Bill, it
would be by much more than that. That's kind of
thinking about Luisiana Banchizes. I know, I know it's crazy.
I know it's also.
Speaker 4: I mean, think about it, right, LSU's essentially like a
pro team in Baton Rouge. If you had something like
if you didn't have LS, you had a Broa, you
could probably support that. I don't know, whatever, what are
we talking about. We're talking about us. Congratulations all right.
When we get back, though, let's start to break down
the Kellen Moore news because Adam Schefter went right there
about twenty feet away from us yesterday on the Pat
McAfee show and announce that Kellen Moore will be the Saints.
Next at football coach, what do you think of your
takes in the chat? And we'll be back with more
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Speaker 2: Luck compus Well.
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Speaker 3: La Beerge, La Bear's Labarge real quick before we get
into anything, but yes, it is seven sixteen and I
think my main man, Memphis Hester is in the car
right now, probably listening.
Speaker 2: Memphis.
Speaker 4: What's up, dude, Happy ninth birthday, Happy ninth birthday, Memphis.
Speaker 2: All right, dog, I feel you.
Speaker 4: I'll be uh thirty six a couple days from now.
Speaker 2: We're birthday bros. Dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of February birthdays. Katie's at twenty second.
Speaker 2: Hey, Al's twenty third. I know.
Speaker 3: There you go, dude, Then shout out. Do you know
that that's crazy? I know you have an affinity for
birthday new I do, and I just once I get
one in there kind of locking in.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So shout out to Memphis Hester, my.
Speaker 3: Main man, my eight sport playing Memphis Miles Hester, always working,
always doing something. And he got donuts this morning and
hope you enjoyed them. And I'll see you later tonight.
My man.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, the.
Speaker 4: Man with one of the most mischievous looking faces I've
ever seen.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 4: Just his entire the grin, the ears, everything just speaks
of like a little mischievous twinkle behind the eye a
little bit.
Speaker 3: I know. And he's got baby blues. It's just you
fall into him and then he's got you. Do you
think that he voted us?
Speaker 2: Number one? Was he did he vote on the Beard?
Sports media chat is Ascar?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think he only knows one show and it's
off the bench with Hester.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, dude.
Speaker 3: So as long as you don't listen after nine am,
Memphis were good.
Speaker 4: So from the New Orleans Saints. The New Orleans Saints
have found their guy. So where we're set up right here,
You see ustream radar behind us. If you look like
twenty feet over there, the Pat McFee set is there
and it's really awesome. Acts pretty crazy. But yesterday on
Pat mcfeet, Adam Schefter had this to say, quote, the
head of the Saints organization, Mickey Loomis, is going to
do everything in his power when it comes to this
coaching hire to follow the rules and go by the book,
to not talk to Kellen Moore until after the Super
Bowl could have break down and they don't reach an agreement.
Speaker 2: Sure is that likely?
Speaker 4: No, Kellen Moore is gonna have a chance to probably
triple his salary and become a head coach one of
thirty two. Kind of a funny allusion to Loomis had
to say a few weeks ago, if the Saints are
making he would go on to say, quote, if the
Saints were making any other move, whether it's hiring them
insultant coordinator Anthony Weaver or New York Giants coordinator Mike Kafka,
or their own or head coach, what.
Speaker 2: Are they waiting for when I go hire them right now?
But they're not.
Speaker 4: They're waiting, and they're waiting to talk to Kellen Moore,
and they're waiting to make sure that they get the Eagles.
Zero evidence they've tampered with the guy until after the game.
But the fact they don't have a coach tells you
everything you need to know. Barring a setback, he's going
to be the guy. So I don't like barring a setback.
But I know you can't speak in absolutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just with the way that this coaching search is gone,
I don't I don't love the fact that you're you know,
letting time pass and maybe he can change his.
Speaker 4: Mind, but you have to I know, I agree with you.
Like the bar in the setback. The bar in the
setback language is simply just because as you said, it's
a week a super Bowl is gonna take place, A
lot's going to happen. What if Kellen Moore, I mean
it's not We've seen like what was the Billy Tom
Remember that he signs to go with what the magic
I think and then he ends up crying in a
press conference and going back on it. He returns to
Florida like, so yeah.
Speaker 3: Jets for what two days a day and then decides
to go to the Patriots.
Speaker 4: So yeah, a last minute Yes, so a last minute
change of heart is still technically uh in play here,
but again not likely. If you are Betty Man, you
would bet that Kellen Moore is going to be the
Saint's next head coach.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: Here's what he had to say yesterday. Quota Tavy has
been a good process. Having the opportunity to meet with
Mickey and their leadership group has been great and it's
set up in a way that allows us to focus
on the game and we'll see what happens after that. So,
you know, a bit noncommittal yesterday, because it's not a
good look, especially in the Philly media market, for Kellen
Moore to be talking too much about the Saints at
this thing. Right, as he kind of alluded to constantly yesterday,
his sole focus is on the super Bowl, as it
should be. When you get here, something that we talked
about yesterday. You get here, you never know if you're
going to get back, right. If you're a young player,
you probably take it for granted. Oh, ye'll find my
way back in. Then you look up, maybe you have
one of the most successful NFL careers ever. You played
thirteen years, but you never even sniffed it again. Well,
that can happen with coaches as well. Coaches has been
twenty thirty forty years in the game. So yeah, Kellen
Moore is going to be fully focused on this on
this super Bowl and then afterwards. I think he's gonna
really enjoy being named one of the NFL's thirty two
head coaches. Like if he has any doubts about quarterback
or anything else that popped up, he has already processed
those and decided that shit and decided that he wants
to move forward. He did not tell them no otherwise,
this saint. Just as the article talked about, go ahead
and talk to you know, higher Kafka, Weaver, Rizzy whatever.
Speaker 3: Kellen Moore is the guy you think he's thinking about
pulling like a me machine Bert Reynolds and being the
player coach since he aduled Car in college.
Speaker 4: Yeah wait, so take me back, So they actually played
each other in college when Kellen Moore's at Boise, Cars
at Fresno.
Speaker 2: Boise dominated.
Speaker 4: Remember Kellen Moore was fifty and three as a college
starting quarterback.
Speaker 2: But what happened? What happened in that game?
Speaker 3: I mean he threw like three tuds and I think
Car only through for like one hundred and fifty something
yards maybe in only one score. And Kellen Moore had
like a perfect quarterback right in the game. So it
is wild that he potentially is going to be coaching
someone that he played in college. And these NFL head
coaches do continue to get younger and younger. Used to
its kind of like the president like you had to
be like over forty five, don't to consider you to
be a head coach. That has changed. But yeah, he
outduled him Boise and Fresno. So, look, he knows the player.
I mean they played each other in college and they
were the same age, and you know how that is
like all the centers that were the same age as you, like,
you knew where they were, how they ended up in
a little bit about them. And so he does have
a book on Derek Carr knows him as a player.
And if he's already accepted that and that is a
part of the challenge and he's still moving forward, that
should give you some maybe hope that.
Speaker 2: He feels like he can get more out of Car.
Speaker 4: Well, to me, what's interesting is, I don't know that
I know that he.
Speaker 3: I'm are like Spencer Rattler.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. I think he is cognitive.
Speaker 4: All I'm saying is that he's cognizant of the quarterback
situation and he's accepted it. Does that mean he says, Okay,
we'll just play out cars contract. Maybe does that mean
know when he gets in there, his first move is
going to be to cut car absorb the cost. Maybe
Mikey said, look, we're gonna give you time. We talked
about the Saints Pride themselves on being non reactive, although
I think many would scoff at this. The Saints front
office views themselves like something like the Pittsburgh Steelers, right,
They kind of believe that their process is right, the
process is good, and the regardless of public pressure, we're
going to stick to the process and we're gonna give
these things time and there is value there. Now, I
do think it's a bit of it's a bit unearned
with New Orleans as opposed to maybe something like Pittsburgh
whose stability is that of legend. But like there is
value there, So I don't know. Maybe they told more look, okay,
you get to make the decision on quarterback and we'd
have to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so look, if you don't want to.
Speaker 4: Go a car because let's say, more said than the meeting,
and you're gonna eat the cap hit Like I understand,
next year may be really bad, but it's okay, We're
not Like you're gonna have time then and have an
opportunity to try to get your guy and try to
figure out so how Kellen Moore will handle it. And
maybe it's rattler, like you said, there's all rumors that
both people are actually high in the building on Ratler.
How kel Morrall handle it, I don't know, but I
do feel really confident that Kellen Moore will be the
one handling it. As I believe after the Super Bowl,
when they're allowed to talk again, everything will be finalized
and he'll be announced as the head coach of the
New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I would think that he has all the leverage in
the situation because of where you're at in the coaching surge,
who's still available, who's interested in your job, and so
you can ask for things like that, like, hey, I'm
not saying that Derek Carr is not going to be
our quarterback. I'm not saying he's going to be our quarterback.
I just want you to know that it is going
to be my choice. I am going to see all
of the players that are available. Let's throw Jake Hayner
maybe in there as well, although I don't think he's
in the competition, you still drafted him in the fourth round.
Let's have all those guys go out there, and I'm
going to pick the best quarterback. The last two years
he's coached Justin Herbert and Jalen Hurts, so he knows
what it looks like two different quarterbacks as well, and
he's done pretty well with both the quarterbacks and so
different styles. That gives you hope that he can make
sure that the right quarterback, at least the best quarterback
for you, is the starter of moving forward.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, so that I mean to me, that is
the greatest surface level piece about Kellen Moore that is
attractive is the versatility that he displayed this season. Because
coming out of Dallas, as you said, excuse me, coming out,
Oh I got a burp, but now just like the
get there, we're.
Speaker 2: Going yeah, no cough button here, no.
Speaker 4: Coming out of Dallas, coming out of LA he was
viewed as a fancy fancy pants passing lad and then
to take over Philadelphia, be okay, where are my strengths?
Speaker 2: Oh I have c Kwon Barkley. Okay, well, we're just
gonna run the ball.
Speaker 4: We're gonna run the ball, like really, just create an
offense that's kind of the complete polar opposite of what
he had been running his entire career up to that point.
And he's run that offense all the way to the
Super Bowl, and the offense works great contextually with like
what the defense or Philly wants to do. But the
point is that that, to me, the most attractive quality
of any coach is always that ability to really adapt
to the personnel and not just say it, but to
actually do it, to adapt to maximize.
Speaker 2: What you have.
Speaker 4: And clearly I feel like he did that this season.
So I look, I could be clear. I don't think
Kellen Moore is some like home run higher. I don't
think he's a terribly I'm not sitting here terribly excited
about it. So I think he's being dealt a really
bad hand. He is kind of you know, maybe he's
that lottery ticket guy. He's in that category that we
talked about, the lottery ticket coordinators who you don't fully.
Speaker 2: Know the upside.
Speaker 4: But yeah, on the whole Jake, Like, if you were
to ask me, like my grade on the higher my
excitement level, it's pretty tepid.
Speaker 2: That's kind of like, Okay, it did terzee that it's a.
Speaker 4: New head coach and that's like a big deal, But
like nothing about him or his resume has me like
super fired up.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's not one of the coordinators that was kind
of the the it name for a couple of years. Now,
he's been a respected name, and we go back to
his days finishing up with Dallas the next year being
the quarterback coach.
Speaker 2: I do think that's a big positive.
Speaker 3: Even though Dallas is dysfunctional, I still think them giving
him a job like that as soon as he retires
kind of shows you, at least in the NFL circles,
how much he's valued.
Speaker 2: So that is a plus.
Speaker 3: But you know, we talked about Ben Johnson for multiple
years and being Aaron Glenn for multiple years, and so
it's not that. But also it's not somebody that finished
thirtieth in yards and thirty first in points. Yeah right,
I mean so like we've also had those conversations, and
I do think it is important to point out what
T Bob just said. Different offenses, different quarterback, different philosophies,
but the same coordinator that is a coach that goes
to Philly says, Okay, here's what I have.
Speaker 2: How can we make this the best possible product?
Speaker 3: And that's how you win fifteen of sixteen here down
to stretch for Philly because they really just honed in
on what they do elite. Yeah, and they made the
most of that, and teams know what's coming and they
still can't stop it.
Speaker 2: And there's probably.
Speaker 4: Somebody of you said for taking over a pretty toxic situation,
very a lot of big personalities.
Speaker 2: In the room. Yeah, and kind of writing that chip.
So there you go.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of positives, O comer, what do you think?
What is your emotional reaction to the higher I do
iment on YouTube accounts, it's one of four five years
I have one of those from Daniels out to the
Bayou four chat on YouTube.
Speaker 2: I'm not a huge fan of his face me neither.
I mean, it is anything you do about that? No,
it's a great point, Daniel. It's something that I've.
Speaker 4: Kind of avoided discussing up to this point.
Speaker 2: He definitely gives you.
Speaker 4: It's it is that scene in Step Brothers when Rob
Wriggle is talking about just wanting to punch Will Ferrell
in the face, and he's think, it's not your fault.
There's like you could do about it. It's just something
about it just triggers me. I don't necessarily want to
punch Kellen Moore. But his face is not one that
inspires confidence, right, There's not a very sharper angular chin.
I prefer almost like a Roman Aquiline knows if I
can have one in my head football coach, maybe like
a beautifully grade widow's peak. But instead we're kind of
getting a soft, young beardless man, beardless boy.
Speaker 3: Yeah no beard, no beard, yeah no, beard's hard, but
no facial to.
Speaker 4: Be fair, even though maybe his is maybe a traditionally
a bit more good looking to calend more like a
lot of those same things would apply to Sean McVay.
And so if you're going for the Sean McVay esque
higher what what do you mean? Sean McVay has a
seventh grade boys haircut?
Speaker 2: He does? What are you talking about? That is factual?
What are you talking about? He absolutely does.
Speaker 3: Sean McVay looks like he's like he would, yeah, exactly,
a little ramp up in the front. What is he
going to his seventh grade dance? He's also beardless, He's
also tiny. Nobody loves a good wave up top like
high school with Jacob estills me too.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I used to be able to take a tech deck
off the top of my hair do kick flips.
Speaker 2: It is incredible. Be rock hard?
Speaker 3: Whoa? But anyway, how is lud when someone would come
in with like the spike care for the first time
in high school and you'd hit.
Speaker 2: The hey girl, I want to catch you.
Speaker 4: It was it was a good feeling when the wave
was hitting just right, or a good faux hawks. John
mcvay's like also borderline fauxhawk again, maybe a little lessohawk adjacent.
He's carrying a little less weight in the face, and
we just really want to start to physically pick these
people apart. That would be maybe big Veave's greatest advantage
over more. But Daniel's overall.
Speaker 2: Point is right.
Speaker 3: This is the kind of breakdown you will not get
on Mac and Cube's right. They're talking about counter g
and they're talking about Q power and different things which
we can't know.
Speaker 4: Kaylen de Bor looked pretty fat on the sidelines last
year and that seemed to be a huge sticking point
amongst Alabama fans.
Speaker 2: Really, but you didn't, I don't you missed all that conversation.
I don't know. I don't get into the nitty grip. Yeah,
because he was.
Speaker 3: Very very unflattering clothes the entire time and he wore
like a drift. Yes, it was that whole conversation triggered triggered. Look, Coach,
Savan's tiny. He's a tiny fella, so you can't really
compare Kaylen aboard it, coach.
Speaker 4: I think Kaylen to bor is biggest missteps not dressing
nice or not nice. I do feel like his choice
of sideline attires not flatter into his shape.
Speaker 3: I would I would say that, but it took it.
He's got Ryan Grubbeck, he's got his best friend. My
boys are back. He does all right.
Speaker 2: Uh, when we get.
Speaker 4: Jesse says, you know, it'd be great a young corp
defensive players to build your defense around. Trey Hendrickson, Anzeloney,
Chaunty Carter Johnson, Zach Bond, all guys.
Speaker 2: Who went deep in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: Made to uh, geez.
Speaker 4: Like you could literally have all those guys right now. Yes,
that's insane. At least two of them, that's insane. I
mean you had one of them.
Speaker 3: One of them that's an all pro crying in the
parking lot because he hated being there so much.
Speaker 2: Uh, Kellimore looks like he wont all the spelling bees,
old beardless, soft jaw more. Okay, guys, relax, relax.
Speaker 3: I love to get spelling bee.
Speaker 4: Uh I did too, I'll never forget getting knocked out
on the word memoir.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't say I was good. I just that
I liked them. I went em war had no idea
what a memoir was at the time.
Speaker 3: You didn't ask for like a definition or to use
it in a sentence.
Speaker 2: No, I was her definition. I had no idea what
it was, though I'd never heard of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got.
Speaker 4: And they got knocked out on seal one year because
I spelled the wrong kind of.
Speaker 3: Seal, like you like the animal or I don't remember
which one it was. That was frustrating though right didn't
mean to bring those up. I didn't know you had scars.
I apologize, all right, guys.
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Speaker 1: Off the Bench with Hester and T Bob Live from
Super Bowl fifty nine Radio Row in New Orleans, presented
by Low Veris Casino, Hotel, Baton Rouge.
Speaker 2: Yo, what's going on, y'all?
Speaker 3: Welcome back to O TB here Live YouTube accomplas one
of four five ESPN If you want to get valved
hangouts in the chat today, Roland Ride along. Kellen Moore
gonna be the Saints head coach, and everybody's ripping on
Kellen Moore. So the Kellen Moore era off to a
great start here.
Speaker 2: Who does maybe he could be the hero?
Speaker 4: Look you know who else look pretty baby faced when
he was hired Sean Payton. Remember he was a young
offensive mine beardless again, a little bit more angular, a
little bit more McVeigh like in that way. But still
it's worked out before Maybe it we're going William Anthony says,
Fantastic four trailers out. William Anthony, you could not have
told me anything in the world that I would care
less about. I don't know that fantastic. I mean, look,
I maybe they finally figured it out.
Speaker 3: Now, fantastic for the comics I was all about growing up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're great.
Speaker 3: I loved the Fantastic for the idea of it. The
movies have been horrid, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And and and with the current state of Marvel and Company,
no Marvels brought in the house, I don't have.
Speaker 2: Much belief that's going to do.
Speaker 3: I don't either anything try it though maybe not at
the theater.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've been to the theater maybe since
we saw the Nick Cage movie.
Speaker 2: I want to see those four in the contract.
Speaker 4: And it was really good. I know that was that
was the last. That was the last one I've been
to anyway. All right, Jake, So this is the eleventh
time and the super Bowl has been here in norms
of course, you are hosting super Bowl Radio nine to
twelve and series SEXM Channel one oh six, Big stage, Huge.
Speaker 2: It's really cool over there. Uh, thanks y on yesterday.
Speaker 4: But let's go to the little history of all these
Super Bowls in new words, Like we said, fifty nine opportunities.
Eleven times, our tiny, little wonderful port city has has
played host.
Speaker 2: So let's go to the games.
Speaker 3: So in nineteen seventy in two Lane Stadium, you had
Kansas City over Minnesota twenty three to seven. And that
was actually the last super Bowl before the AFL NFL
merger and Lynn Dawson was named the MVP of the game,
probably smoking a heater.
Speaker 2: On the side. Okay, so when was this? When was
this what you in nineteen seventy? Okay, super Bowl? What
I don't know, reman numeral hit me up. Oh, Okay,
let me.
Speaker 3: See where were here.
Speaker 2: Let's show me. We're looking at four. Yeah, there you go.
I should know that from Rocky that's on me.
Speaker 4: Damn.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for real, I like you, I should know.
Speaker 4: It's a very it's a very funny way to say
I should know the real numeral four.
Speaker 3: But you're right, because like I could see the Rocky
four have a tattoo, That's what I'd say. I could
see the Rocky fourth side?
Speaker 2: Am i am?
Speaker 4: I have?
Speaker 2: Right there?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Okay, yeah, yes, super Bowl four? All right, let's
go to nineteen seventy two. I'm gonna guess at Super
Bowl six. Yes, look at me, it's correct. Yeah. That
also is in two Lane Stadium, and that was Taylor's
Dallas Cowboys over the Miami Dolphins twenty four to three.
The Cowboys, led by Roger Stallback, won their first ever
Super Bowls first one, oh.
Speaker 4: Wow, the first of many, but none recent. So okay,
So you had early on New Orleans hot two super
Bowls in four years?
Speaker 2: What happened? When's the next one come around?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 2: Still another one in twu Lane Stadium.
Speaker 3: This is in nineteen seventy five, and it was the
Pittsburgh Steelers over the Minnesota Vikings. The Steelers claim their
first Super Bowl behind Franco Harris, and that was really
like one of the beginnings of maybe the greatest dynasty
that we've ever seen. Remember, they won four Super Bowls
in six years.
Speaker 4: So this is Super Bowl nine, and it's pretty interesting here.
I never thought about that a stadium that is now
defunct Two Lane Stadium, the beginnings of the two franchises
that have won more Super Bowl than anybody else.
Speaker 2: No, that's not true. The Steelers, I think you're tired
of the Patriots.
Speaker 4: And then Dallas is right behind but still but the
Cowboys and the Steelers getting their first ever Super Bowl
on New Orleans soil.
Speaker 3: All right, but it would not be the last time
that the Cowboys got one done in New Orleans. So Actually,
in nineteen seventy eight, it was the first Super Bowl
in a dome stadium and that was in the of course,
Louisiana Superdome, and the Cowboys beat the Denver Broncos twenty
seven to ten.
Speaker 4: Okay, so okay, wait, wait, wait on this Steelers. Wait
is this Steelers Vikings or is this Cowboys Broncos right here?
Speaker 3: Seventy eight?
Speaker 2: Okay, so Super Bowl twelve.
Speaker 3: M yeah, that's true. I know the ex is ten.
Thank you fast and furious.
Speaker 4: Uh there you go, fast acts look healing LA one
one enough time and then okay, so.
Speaker 3: And it was the first and only Super Bowl with
co MVPs.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, my bad.
Speaker 4: I was reading these Wait, no, but this is Super
Bowl fifteen or is this?
Speaker 2: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Hold on, there you go?
Speaker 2: T is this? Okay? Okay, okay, so this okay, yeah, okay,
my bad. I was getting big fel Okay, what's next?
All right?
Speaker 3: So then in nineteen eighty one, again in the Louisiana Superdome,
it was the Oakland Raiders twenty seven to ten over
the Philadelphia Eagles. Jim Plunkett became the first Latino quarterback
to win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: And I believe Jaws was the quarterback of the Eagles.
Speaker 4: That would make sense. That's the only quarterback that I
can imagine that made eight. Maybe with the Eagles would
have been Ron Jaworski. Shout out to I didn't know
Jim Plunkett was a Tino. Shout out to Jim Plunkett.
Is that the Cardinals only Super Bowl? Or you know
you said Raiders? The Raiders yeah, and the Raiders.
Speaker 3: If it wasn't for the Raiders, the Steelers would have
had a three p They beat them in the AFC
Championship game.
Speaker 2: I believe a couple. I know one time for sure.
Speaker 3: And then when the Steelers were going for another three
pet they went nine and seven and didn't make the postseason.
Speaker 2: Wait, so is that is that? Is that? John Madden?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, okay, so well fifteen okay, yeah, so are
those incredible Raiders teams?
Speaker 3: And then like maybe a Super Bowl that I really
like NFL films, probably the first one that I sat
down and watched, like the history of this season and
this super Bowl in nineteen eighty six. It was the
eighty five season inside the Superdome. It was the eighty
five Bears, forty six, the Patriots ten. Of course dominant defense.
Mike dick is the head coach. I heard you tried
to put some bad juju on Mike Dickey yesterday as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I actually diagnosed him with Parkinson's you know which that's
on me, guys hand up. Sometimes you just gotta just
gotta admit when you're wrong, and it's very rare, but
I was wrong. I don't think Mike Dika has Parkinson's
I hope that coach's health is.
Speaker 2: I hope it's going great. I hope it's quite great.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: So, but that Super Bowl twenty and that's of note
because you should hear and we're gonna have the cannon
on at some point this week, but you should hear
my old man talk about practicing against the Chicago Bears
defense because before the season they were actually in training
camp together up in Wisconsin and they would do joint
practices and they said that it would feel like you
scored a touchdown when you got a first down. They
have never run, He's never seen anything like it. Just
the most hard nosed, nasty, dominant, hard hitting defense ever.
Speaker 2: Oh really yeah, middle linebacker.
Speaker 4: Wow, Yeah, it's ever been a symbol just completely unstoppable.
Speaker 3: Jake Okay and my father in law played for the
Bears the next season, and he's like he talks about
just how mean and nasty and tough, like they wouldn't
even like talk to the offense, like not even like
sweetness Walter Payton, like no, it was just like they
were them.
Speaker 2: It was like the defense and they were the stars.
Speaker 3: It was hard to be one of the brodies, Like,
if you weren't one of those guys, Buddy Ryan, right,
was he the belief so yeah, he was the he
was the decordinator I belief so on those teams if
he was positive, because he was just zero blitzing his
ass off.
Speaker 2: True, just killing people. All right, let's go to break.
Speaker 4: When we get back, we'll continue to break down all
of the Super Bowls that have taken place here in
New Orleans.
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Speaker 1: Off the Bench with Hester and T Bob Live from
Super Bowl fifty nine Radio Row in New Orleans, presented
by Low Bears Casino Hotel, Baton rougeton Rouge.
Speaker 2: It's going on, y'all. Welcome back to oh TV.
Speaker 4: Here on one A four five SV we are live
Radio Row at the Super Bowl. And it's because Lebert's
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Speaker 2: It's really cool out here, all right.
Speaker 4: So there's been a This is the eleven Super Bowl
in fifty nine years here in New Orleans. We're going
through the history of them. Thus far, We've seen a
lot of legendary moments. Right We're seeing the Steelers first,
the Cowboys first, first Latino quarterback with Jim Plunkett to
win it, the eighty five Bears defense. We saw five
super Bowls in the first fifteen to six, in the
first twenty seven, in the first twenty four, Jake, where
are we at next?
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Super Bowl twenty four in
nineteen ninety it was the San Francisco forty nine Ers
over the Denver Broncos fifty five to ten. Joe Montana
led the forty nine Ers to the most lopsided Super
Bowl victory in history. And remember Elway could get there.
A lot could never get over the hump. Now, later
on he was certainly able to over the Packers and
Falcons like we talked about yesterday. But that was kind
of the narrative of his career early on, and that
was really when Joe Montana was hitting a stride.
Speaker 2: Playoffs are broken, dude.
Speaker 3: Playoffs are blowout in the championship garbage sports.
Speaker 2: That's very true, very true.
Speaker 3: All right, then, I think a lot of people our
age really remember this one, and.
Speaker 2: I do I serve this like my first one.
Speaker 3: I kind of and not like memories because they went
back and watched it on NFL films, but probably remember
sitting down remembering players, and that is Super Bowl thirty
one in nineteen ninety seven. It was the Green Bay
Packers over the Patriots thirty five to twenty one, and
Brett Favre and Desmond Howard brought the Packers to their
first title in twenty nine years. It was Desmond Howard though,
that would win the MVP of the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: I mean, bro, you return a kick for a touchdown
in a Super Bowl.
Speaker 4: You are legend. Absolutely, and those are some very fun
Green Bay Packer teams. My favorite player was Mark Chamara.
Speaker 3: Shut out Mark, wherever you're at, Gilbert Brown, Yeah, that's
a big man in the middle, right adviser, Yeah yeah,
at the shovel. Incredible, incredible look for gil aesthetic was incredible.
Super Bowl thirty six in two thousand and two, it
was the Patriots over the Rams twenty to seventeen. Tom
Brady won his first Super Bowl in a major upset
over the greatest show on turf.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, who could forget the stories of Brady
in that time where it's like this young cat whose
pulse doesn't rise. Everybody's talking about how calm, cool and
collected he is. At that point, the Rams are coming
off of beating the Titans the year before, Right, that
was the dice In game where Dyson gets tackled the
half yard line. Rams with the Super Bowl, I think
the Rams, maybe they're the favorite going into that game,
but the next year they were the heavy favorite.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: The Patriots were not supposed to be able to keep
up with the gradyt Show on Turf.
Speaker 2: And that was the.
Speaker 4: Beginning of a lot of legends, not just Tom Brady.
But why am I blanking the kicker Jake for Patriots?
Speaker 3: Terry?
Speaker 4: Yeah, butN Terry think I was thinking Vanderjack. I had
Vanderjack on the mine. No, Vin, Terry, I mean that
that was the first of many legendary kicks we would
go on to witness him.
Speaker 3: Hit all right, And then the last time before we
kick off on Sunday was Super Bowl forty seven. I
hey talking about this one. It was then Mercedes Benz Superdome,
the Blackout Bowl. Remember it was the Ravens thirty four
the forty nine Ers thirty one. The game was halted
for thirty four minutes due to a power outage, and
the Ravens held off the forty nine Ers come back,
and it was bitterness from your boy because the Ravens
beat us bro.
Speaker 2: What if? What if? What if the lights go out again?
Speaker 3: That would be's So here's Taylor Sharp some Instagram post yesterday.
Taylor Sharp's top five New Orleans Super Bowl moments. Number
five Deadman's hours not a nine yard kick return for
a touchdown in.
Speaker 2: Super Bowl thirty one.
Speaker 4: Number four Joe Montana and the Bronco and the Niners
beating the Broncos fifty five to ten in Super Bowl
twenty four. Number three Dallas Cowboys begin their dynasty with
their first Super Bowl win and Super Bowl six. Number
two Jacobe Jones one hundred nine yard kick return literally
knocks the lights out.
Speaker 2: New Orleans native too, and then that is true.
Speaker 4: That's what I think about the Number one Tom Brady's
first ever Super Bowl win against the greatest show on turf. tATu,
I think you did a pretty good job, Bough. It
is a pretty good job there, Tayte.
Speaker 2: You didn't so. Number two guys off the bench