Speaker 1: Off the Bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: Say Hester and Hester got it fata.
Speaker 1: From carrying each other to and Natty to carrying each other.
Speaker 3: On the air, we.
Speaker 1: Live from the Raising Kine Studio.
Speaker 4: It's off the bench, all right, welcome back in hour
number three of OTB.
Speaker 5: It is Tuesday at nine o'clock.
Speaker 3: So you know we're gonna catch up with our guy,
Nick Underhill, New Orleans Dot Football. He is located right now,
parts unknown. He is in the car driving somewhere. And uh,
I did think we were about to catch up with
Spartacus from that thing you do with the shades on.
I was excited about it. He took the shades off.
You could have left them all man.
Speaker 6: All right, here we go, I think you do.
Speaker 2: That was that was based on Erie Pennsylvan anywhere I'm from.
Speaker 5: So there you go.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know that. See there you go, Eerie
Pa the drummer. They called him Spartacus. He had the glasses.
That's Nick Underhill.
Speaker 5: What's up?
Speaker 7: Brother?
Speaker 5: What are we doing? How we hang? I mean normally?
Speaker 3: Like you know, I know you're not a morning person,
at least that's what you've told us. But I mean
you're already on the move today.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I had to drop my paras off at the airport.
I said, I got I got radio at nine o'clock,
So pack your ship.
Speaker 3: You gotta get out, you gotta go, get out of
the car.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh man, you were telling them, hey, I've got to
talk about Derek Carr again, even though I didn't think
I'd ever have to talk about Derek Carr again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hey, look that was that could be a good thing.
You know, him of coming back, I mean, oh my god,
Like who would have guessed. You know, it turns out
that that shoulder miraculously got better without surgery. Really really
shocking development there. But yeah, I mean, look, it's a
good thing. Like they could probably trade him, you know,
I think it depends on where he's going, what they
can get. I kind of was like canvas in the league,
asking people what they think he's worth. It seemed like
the gut reaction was generally fourth fifth, like somewhere in there,
maybe a picking that range, but you know, it totally depends.
Like I think this is a good year to do
it too. It's kind of a one quarterback draft. If
you need a quarterback and you aren't getting for Nando Mendoza, Like,
what's Arizona going to do? You know, Pittsburgh's a team
that that if Aaron Rodgers moves on, like they always
want to try to compete, Minnesota might feel like they're
in that mix right now. The Jets are incredibly desperate
and need a quarterback.
Speaker 6: So like, I think there's a couple spots.
Speaker 2: There where maybe you can leverage that a bit. And
you know, I think as it pretends to the Saints
like nothing should change with their cap, where it would
get weird as if like the Saints refuse to trade
him and then Derek forces his way back onto the
active roster, which you have to do at a certain
point that would restore is I think twenty fifteen numbers,
and then maybe that changes your cap set up a
little bit. But I can't see it getting to that point.
You know, they kind of work together on the exit.
Speaker 6: I am that.
Speaker 2: They want to be compensated a little bit for what happened,
but I don't think they're going to try to hold
Derek hostage or anything. And you know, I think, you know, objectively,
I think he can still probably help one of these
other teams.
Speaker 6: I just think that the saying's hear in a much
better place without.
Speaker 7: Him to hear you say, potentially fourth rounds a little,
that's a little that's a little wild behavior for me.
I know, I could think fifth, sixth, seven, something like that,
And I don't think just like you mentioned it, though,
it's like I don't think they'll hold their car hostage
for any reason. I mean, he did them kind of
a solid right when they exited. It was like kind
of a mutual exiting. He kind of I think thirty
million dollars or whatever it was. I don't know the
structure of it. But he didn't take that when he
didn't have to do it. So I think it's like, hey, dude,
we can get a sixth for this team, or we
can get a seventh for that team.
Speaker 5: Like which team do you want to get you?
Speaker 2: The precedent here is kind of weird. I mean, like
there aren't a lot of these. There was Brett Favre
in two thousand and eight that ended up being a
third round pick. Gronk to Tampa Bay was Gronk and
a fourth for a seventh. Aaron Waller was a six
to seventh swap. Last year there was Marshawn Lynch when
when he went to Oakland. I think that was a
five to sixth swap the Saints when they traded for
Teddy Bridgewater. Is a backup quarterback sent a third like
that's you know, it's just kind of trying to place
it somewhere in there. It could end up being a six,
like maybe there was some handshake agreement, Hey, look like
we won't battle over the money when we want to
come back, like just kind of kind of be easy
on it. If this plays out that way, that could
be you know, part of it too, a gentleman's understanding.
Speaker 6: Like so you might be right in not range.
Speaker 2: It's just like it's a starting quarterback and he's what
thirty four or thirty five years old, you'd probably have
to give him a new contract.
Speaker 6: I don't know. I have no idea honestly what it's worth.
Like my gut.
Speaker 2: If you asked me not to research it and we can't,
mind of your hate, Derek car pops up and he
gets traded, I probably would have said, like maybe you
sent him in a seventh or a fifth or something
like that, so we'll see.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think you right though, I mean a fourth,
a fourth feels a little rich.
Speaker 2: But if if Aaron Glunton feels like, hey, this is
the thing that's gonna save my career, maybe maybe you
can hold them to it. But I think it'd probably
be tough to get. I think it's probably it's probably
that five to sixth range.
Speaker 7: It's a good point too, like like him and a
six or seventh round pick. Then you might get up
to that scratching that fourth round something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, whatever they get, it's a win.
Like they somehow circumvented the cop last year, they got
thirty million dollars back.
Speaker 6: You replaced them. You probably feel like.
Speaker 2: You're in a better place and you gotta you got
a asset here, just like my thing is if you
got like a seventh, like it feels like you went
through a season and allowed your whole offseason plan to
get thwarted and you got pocket change.
Speaker 6: Like, I just feel like you.
Speaker 2: Got to get a little bit more when you're looking
at I think thirty six million dollars in dead money
on the books, Like you got to be compensated for
that somehow.
Speaker 6: And if they can't, like you know, I don't know, like.
Speaker 2: It just it just feels like getting into a car
wreck and not calling Gordon like you gotta you gotta
make sure like you're getting you're getting some money out
of it.
Speaker 3: And this is Flynn's question, then I'm going to steal
here more trade value right now, Derek Carr or Spencer
Rattler in the Saints quarterback room.
Speaker 2: Oh, if I'm a team and I'm trying to like
I am my team, trying to say my job or
am I or am I new new to a build
and I'm you know.
Speaker 5: I'll say you're the King. Yeah, yeah, I say you're
the Vikings.
Speaker 2: So if I'm the Vikings, I want car because like
I'm trying to one quick and I got a roster
and I'm not trying to waste justin Jefferson and all that.
But like and obviously you aren't making a trade with Atlanta.
But like, if I was a team like Atlanta, I'm
at the beginning of my thing. I don't have a quarterback.
I miss out on everybody in the draft, you know,
I'm probably I mean Atlanta is a bad example because
I'm rolling with Panics there.
Speaker 3: But like a team like that, that's about the Dolphin
and you feel like the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Rattler, Like I probably Rattler there.
Speaker 2: If I feel like I'm at the beginning of it
and I'm rolling the dice and it's like, hey, this
hits and we're good, and if.
Speaker 6: It doesn't, I'm right back in the draft. I'd probably
rather have Rattler.
Speaker 2: But if I'm trying to say myself, I'm trying to
get the eight nine wins, and I know, I know,
I know Derek Carr can get me to eight nine wins.
Speaker 6: Like that. That's what he's That's what he's born to do.
Speaker 5: He knows that world, he lives in that fire. That's
what he's born to do. It's just built that way.
Speaker 2: So that's where I'm going if I'm trying to save myself.
Speaker 5: All right, Okay, let's get off Derek Carr. That's enough.
Speaker 7: Yeah all right, So any Saints new, Like the past week,
it's been a week since we talked to anything anything
jumping out at you, any alave news, anything that's just
any headline worthy news happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, like it's still it's still kind of getting.
Speaker 6: Set to it.
Speaker 2: We got the combine in two weeks so this is
kind of the dead period where you're you're texting people
and they'll text you back a picture of like a
beach or whatever.
Speaker 6: It's like all right, like I get it, Like your your.
Speaker 2: Phone's off right now, combines in two weeks when we're
out at Andy like that, that's really when when it's
going to heat up, like that Tuesday morning, you know,
when we talk like they'll be twenty four hours of rumor.
Speaker 6: Is at that point, like there'll be.
Speaker 2: Some good stuff done, like right now, it's kind of
kind of that wait and see period. So yeah, I mean,
I think it's just all kind of kind of on
hold right now. Like I said before, like I think
it's a guarantee the ELAAVE one gets done. And the
more and more I hear about that, like the more
and more it seems likely, you know, draft wise, like
a couple of rumors are stret in the float around
out there. Yeah, I really I really feel like right now,
you know it's it's it's Jeremiah love Is scale Down's
were best best available wide receiver.
Speaker 6: I really feel like that that's the way things are leaning,
you know.
Speaker 2: I think ruben Bain's someone you look at and I
know you guys are gonna hate me for saying this,
but I think the worst thing in the world for
Ruben Bain right now is he's gonna measure with short
arms and Will Campbell is in a national spotlight for
having short arms, and it might not matter at all
for either one of them. You know, I was talking
to toront Arms sad like he's talking about Will's set
and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: Doesn't think the arms are an issue.
Speaker 2: Arms might not be an issue for Baane either, But
I think like when you're looking at these exceptions and
people are looking at it and there's one in the spotlight,
I think it's bad news for the other guy and
someone I don't know, Like just at that level of
riskcott thing changes a bit. But that's just kind of
where it's at right now. I mean that nothing's really
moving league wide like this is this is the holding
pattern in two weeks?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean his shoulder the fire.
Speaker 7: Uh one thing we haven't talked about, and I don't
think we talked about this last week. I think it
happened the afternoon after you came on the show last week.
But Scott Tolzing decides to not pursue offensive coordinator job
for the Pittsburgh Seiler. I think that's a huge win
for a young quarterback room. Have you gotten the chance
to be around Scott this year and just kind of
see and like what I mean, obviously kind of a
coach on the rise, He's got a bright future ahead
of him, but decides to stick around instead of instead
of trying to take an offensive coordinator job, sticks around
with Tyler Shuck to be his quarterback.
Speaker 2: Coach in the and Chase Hazlitt the tight ends coach.
Both of them made that decision like huge win, Like
starting at the top, I think is a huge one
for Kellen Mortar be able to retain his staff, Like
it really really good news that you get continuity there
and all that stuff, And I think it speaks highly
of Collen and you know, if you got to actually
believe in what's being built, like to to not jump
on the next ship for the next title for a
little bit more money, like hey, no, like we're doing
good here.
Speaker 6: If this goes right, there's.
Speaker 2: Better opportunity at I thought it was a really really
interesting decision because I thought he was gone when you
throw when you dangaloc out there.
Speaker 7: Well, like potentially like Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers potentially
as well. So you turned that down to the state
quarterback coach for Tyler Shark.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I really, I really like Scott, Like, I think
he has good vision. I think he has a plan
for everything, and it just seems like he really kind
of fits what they're doing right here. And look at
not just the work he did with Tyler Shuck, like
Spencer Rattler was a much better quarterback this year too.
Like you saw growth from both guys. And you know,
the guys that we're working with them before were taking
over Oakland or Las Vegas. So it's not like Kubiak
and and uh Jenoko where bad coaches or anything like.
They're around good people. But I think you see that
progress there overall. I like Scott a lot, man like
and I think I think also that might change the
construction of your quarterback room if you take him out
of there, because he just feels like he's in the
right spot of being like young enough to be able
to relate with the players and kind of feel like
one of the guys a little bit, and also is
a coach, like, so there's there's that bridging there. That
they kind of felt like he was the veteran quarterback
in the room.
Speaker 6: So if you take him.
Speaker 2: Out and if you're replacing him with somebody else, like
now you need that veteran quarterback to be around to
kind of be that that bridge guy that that can be,
you know, the go between between the two things. But yeah,
I think I think keeping him. Look, if they do
well here, like his opportunities are going to be kind
of endless, and you're maybe around like the Whiz Kids
staff and all that stuff, and it's just a very
I just think it shows a lot of a lot
of maturity in that thought process, which you know, I
think bodes well for him in his coaching career and
all that stuff too. So just maintaining that staff I
think is a massive thing because it does feel like
they're building something and you don't have to start over
in any areas or all that stuff.
Speaker 6: And just for collingto it just.
Speaker 2: Feels like he was very deliberate and how he built
that staff and all the pieces feel like they fit together,
and getting another year out of that puzzle is a
good thing. If they have success, they're all gonna move
on at some point. But just a little bit more
runway and building this thing out, I think is huge
for everybody involved.
Speaker 3: Catching up whether they got Nick Underhill New Orleans dot
Football here on ot B, Nick, I did get a
chance to quickly see you there and mobile for the
Senior Bowl and so being there all week, like you
were seeing all the guys out there during the practice
and obviously probably going back and watching the game tape
as well for the New Orleans Saints and the positions
that you know they are going to be interested in
for the draft coming up. Who were some players that
kind of stood out to you that potentially could end
up New Orleans Saints after we're done in Pittsburgh for
the draft.
Speaker 2: I think I think there are a couple of guys that,
you know, a lot of buzz Saints related, Like like
Malc I feels obviously like you're looking at receivers. He
was somebody that that everybody was rolling over and I
know they were in particular, kind of caught their eye
a bit. The pitt linebacker I'm forgetting his name, Lewis Lewis,
Kyle Lewis. Yeah, he he had a ton of buzz
with everybody too.
Speaker 6: And you know, I think there's a there's.
Speaker 2: A very very real reality that that the Mario Davis
is moving on, and I don't know what you do
with that linebacker room if he goes. You got Stutsman,
you got Pete Werner. You're probably feeling like you're you're
moving forward with them. They feel good about some of
the depth players that they have on the roster there too,
But you know, Lewis might be somebody early day three
that you're looking at a little bit undersize.
Speaker 6: He's interesting to.
Speaker 2: Me too, because I feel like if you had like
a vision for him to be a star type player,
like you can maybe get him in some different spots
and stuff packages too, Like the range is kind of
crazy with them, but he's also very good in that
area of the field. Those are the two guys that
that kind of everybody was talking about. And then man,
the receiver you guys had on your show, like specifically
the D two guy, what was.
Speaker 5: His name, Tyronn? Yeah, from D three j.
Speaker 6: D three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he he was somebody they were they were talking
about to yeah, among among the Scotts and all that.
He was somebody that they were they were kind of
raving about. You know, I think he was a huge
eye opener that that event, man, like for guys like that,
like it's just it's it's invaluable, Like that's literally how
you go from like zero to hundred. I don't think
that there's a lot of actual like all this guy
moved his stock two rounds or whatever, Like there's slight
movements in these events. Like people like that like that
that's very like very very real. Those are the kind
of the big names buzz and like it was a
disappointing event overall because like so many guys weren't there
that were supposed to be there, you know, and I
think just due to weather and all that stuff.
Speaker 6: But a lot of the guys.
Speaker 2: I was hoping to see didn't didn't end up making
the trip. You know that the Miami ad dressers, both
those guys weren't weren't out there.
Speaker 6: You know, just just.
Speaker 2: A lot of people surrat didn't end up showing up.
But I mean, yeah, those were the three that kind
of kind of were opening eyes. The Auburn offensive lineman
was another one that kind of had a good amount
of buzz too.
Speaker 3: You didn't see them, Nick, because we play our college
championship games like the week before the Senior Bowl now,
and they're like, hey, I'm going to take a deep
breath before the NFL combine. And next year it's gonna
be even worse because the championship game is until January
twenty fifth for college, So like there's gonna be a
lot of playoff players, not just championship that don't play
in the Senior Bowl, and it's like a great opportunity
for them to improve their resume. But until we get
things fixed in college, unfortunately, it's probably gonna be the
way it goes.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The other thing that's kind of interesting with these these
bowl games too is I think, you know, during our
heyday ten twenty years ago whatever, like I think the
value of them was way higher too, because there used
to be small school guys. There aren't small school guys
really anymore. Like, if you're a small school player, you're
transferring to the big school and you've seen everybody play
against each other already. So like the idea of like,
you know, like a John Carroll type surprise, like it
really does have to be like a John Carroll type
player that's coming out of nowhere, because like everybody else
that was, you know, if you're in northern Iowa. You've
made your way to Iowa by the time you get
to the end of your college career, if you're any good.
So it's just kind of changed everything over the years.
But yeah, I call college football needs to fix the schedule,
no doubt.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a It's funny you bring up the tire
Montgommery thing because he's his goal was to, you know,
make it to do these different games, made it well.
His next goal is to make it to the Combine,
which of course he will certainly get an invite.
Speaker 5: I don't think he has yet.
Speaker 7: But it's a cool But you're right, you don't see
that a lot because everybody transfers up and moves up,
so that story is wild. So something to keep an
eye out for. But hey, look it's parade season. What's
your plans? You got any your parade? Guye do you
do anything?
Speaker 3: You kind of look like, what is somebody from Eerie, Pa,
dude during carnival seasons.
Speaker 2: I live two blocks off Saint Charles, So I'm out there.
Speaker 6: I'm out there. Yeah, yeah, I'm out there. Yeah. It's
nice too.
Speaker 2: You can go out, you can you know, you make
your you can pace yourself. You don't have to make
the twelve hour commitment like you, you know, do to
go home, show.
Speaker 6: Come back out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So so we make it out there and it's great,
Like it's a great Timmy year. You know, hit up,
hit up, Heyel's that's top tier king Cake right there,
walk over to Saint Charles, check it out, come back home.
Great weather this year. So yeah, all of it, all
of it. Yeah, we're out there, we get into it.
Speaker 7: Did you see the cliffs of Tyler shuck riding in
the pary and is he the kind of guy you
hate to see coming.
Speaker 5: On a flood.
Speaker 2: The velocity on those throws was outrageous.
Speaker 6: He said.
Speaker 5: Even he gave at least one stitch to somebody, no doubt.
Speaker 6: No doubt. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I told him before too, was like I've written
before and like you could throw some beads to art
and you're like, you'll watch it just blast on in
the face and you feel terrible about I was like, man, like,
when you go out there underhand throws don't hurt anybody.
And nah, he's just just throwing those.
Speaker 3: Nerve quarterbacks can't help themselves. I went on a float
with Flynn. We were the Grand Marshals of O'Ryan a
couple of years ago, and I'm like, Matt, why are
you trying to hurt these fine people of bet Rouge.
He couldn't help himself. We'll see a hordecker though, you'll
see me cross the street. Didn't hit anybody like He's
like I was trying to hit stuff, like hundreds of
yards used to be hit that.
Speaker 5: I was trying to hit street lights.
Speaker 2: But yeah, look I'm I'm a distance thrower for sure,
like and I'm trying to challenge myself. I turn it
into like a game, like you know, like I'm in
like doom and I'm trying to like hit targets from
far away, like yes, absolutely, but like I I, you
throw the big beads and like you just put too
much on it. You'll watch a wrap around the hand
and bust someone's face, Like I hit some lady bad
enough one time, like I did, like Twitter searches to
like see if someone busted about like bloody in their face,
like I want to do apologize.
Speaker 7: So sucking bags of beads. He was like those suckers
weigh about three four pounds. Yeah, and he was humming
them and like the kind of guy throwing the beads
up there that I've seen people at ground level trying
to pull people off floats to fight them.
Speaker 2: The awesome thing about it, too, is like you look
at the videos and it's just people cheering for him
and uh, side by side with Derek Carr's Derek Carr's
appearance at Marty Grove was the zombie float like, yes,
it's a different time. It's a different time now, Yes.
Speaker 5: All right, there he is.
Speaker 3: Nick Underhill, New Orleans Dot Football joins us every single
Tuesday at nine am.
Speaker 5: Nick.
Speaker 3: We appreciate the time. We appreciate your parents getting out
of the car in a timely manner so you could
join us. We appreciate the shades, the eerie pa, the
entire thing. Thank you, sir. All right, guys, take it easy,
all right, you as well. Nick Underhill, New Orleans Stuff
Football joins us every single week and always gives us
the latest and greatest.
Speaker 7: When it comes to the New Orleans Saints, I think
that's our third or fourth s bomb dropped on the show.
Speaker 8: And like all from Nick too, No one from Flynn.
That's not the first time that Nick has done that.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, it's not.
Speaker 3: But see, it's like though you don't talk about it,
because they can go back and they can listen to
it and the station can get fine. But if you
just act like it didn't happen, then nobody thinks anything happened.
Speaker 5: But now you're a nark. No, it's fine, it's just
he Will was enthusiastic with his yeah face.
Speaker 8: Sometimes I don't catch it, but I caught.
Speaker 5: That one, and I was like, it's fine.
Speaker 8: Look made eye contact with you.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're all adults carpool time. Who cares you
can say that?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Okay, I'm like, I don't care about the word, but
I also don't.
Speaker 5: It's fine, He'll be all right whatever, it's fight club.
Didn't happen.
Speaker 8: Yeah, everyone's heard that word before.
Speaker 5: Stupid.
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Speaker 5: Off the Bench.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and seven, Shams, Purple and Gold to the Core.
This is Off the Bench with Hester and Flynn Baton,
Rouge's go to for all things Louisiana sports.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back here OTB Live from the Raisin
Kanes Studio. All gonna have Devin Snow join us here
in a couple of minutes. Last RBN our day, three hundred.
Speaker 5: Went three hundred deep. That's a lot. It's a lot
of red beans and rice.
Speaker 7: Six hundred years, six years six about something else six years.
Speaker 8: That's crazy. That is a lot of Mondays though, Yeah,
six hundred years. He must be a vampire.
Speaker 10: And he's never missed one. By the way, he's never
missed one.
Speaker 5: It's called hell or high water there both.
Speaker 10: Matt thinks Mondays only occur every two years.
Speaker 7: So we're gonna go short this this segment.
Speaker 5: Yes we will, so we can, uh, so we can have.
Speaker 3: I know y'all are all dialed into Arizona going down
last night in college basketball. They were previously undefeated, number
one team in the country. They had every first place
vote in the AP poll. They had every first place
vote outside of one, and the coaches pulled. They go
down to Kansas. So no longer is Arizona undefeated. Now
there's one more team in the country that is undefeated.
One left.
Speaker 5: Anybody want to take it?
Speaker 3: Yes, we're talking about college college basketball, men's college basketball.
Speaker 5: Carol No Florida, No Florida seventeen and six, number fourteen
in the country.
Speaker 3: They're actually climbing their way back right now to the
team that they were preseason.
Speaker 5: Taylor, if you get this, it's because you're cheating. No,
I don't actually know what.
Speaker 6: Were.
Speaker 10: People are high for a while, but they dropped a few.
Speaker 3: Michigan dropped to Wisconsin. I believe eighty one seventy eight
about three weeks ago or so he was eighty one
seventy eight.
Speaker 10: I don't know though.
Speaker 3: Miami of Ohio, okay, okay, twenty four to twenty third
and eight peopole twenty fourth and the coaches pull Miami
of Ohio the last team that is undefeated. We haven't
had an undefeated team in college basketball since like the
late seventies in Indiana.
Speaker 10: Well, did the Kentucky going defeed with Anthony.
Speaker 3: Davis all but the but they lost uh in the postseason?
Or did they thought Davis won the championship or they
lost the game for sure? Okay, no, you know what
they lost in the tournament? Yeah, they were undefeated regular season.
They lost in the SEC tournament. Gonzaga I believe believe
the year they were undefeated. Maybe either lost in the
final four or the National Championship game.
Speaker 10: I think it was that in North Carolina Natty.
Speaker 5: It might have been.
Speaker 3: It might have been either that one or the other
one that they won or lost in during the the
COVID year because remember Jalen sucks at the half court
shot against u C l A and overtime it was that.
Speaker 5: What it was Baylor? Yeah, it was a Baylor they
I believe it was so sick.
Speaker 11: Oh, Jake, we were talking about hand signals last week
and I was like, where is Jake to do the thing?
Speaker 7: You know, Kingham there it is, you know, men match them?
Speaker 3: Can't love that video one of my favorite things.
Speaker 5: I love it so much.
Speaker 3: Oh you got the uh see the horn Frogs have one.
They've got a rep in that video. Yeah, you're talking
about how most guns up Texas text got only.
Speaker 7: People can't are the old Southwest Conference teams? I think
you I think we talked about this before. I think
you said maybe Louisiana Tech has one. Yeah, good dogs.
Speaker 5: Okay, so they're obviously not south old South.
Speaker 3: But to your point, like all of those teams like
TCUs here and then.
Speaker 7: We're like it only teams only Texas team. I don't
think Oklahoma has one. I don't think Arkansas. All you
Texas people, you just you know, you're a little extra.
Speaker 11: I don't even think well, because we were talking about it,
because he was like, I don't even think we should
have the L. He hates he hates the backwards but
also hates the normal L. And I was like, well,
don't all schools have a little hand signal? And then
we figured out that it must.
Speaker 5: No, it's a very yes.
Speaker 8: I had no idea.
Speaker 5: Yeah, ban the backwards L. For sure.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't mind being in the entire L. But the
backwards L needs to go. And I don't think we're
screaming it loud enough. I don't think it's kind of
hard to do. Well, you did it four times over
there on that. Oh, I have no problem doing it.
Speaker 5: Tell me tough nuts. It's proud of my school. It's
objectively dumb.
Speaker 7: And someone did last week say it's not backwards because
it's the right side your hands, your hands backwards.
Speaker 3: Hey, if they're onto something, though it looks ridiculous, a
backwards L would be.
Speaker 11: I agree this, actually, so okay, let me correct us then,
since people want to be nitpicky, I do agree that
the backwards hand looks dumb.
Speaker 5: Agreed, Let's print the shirts.
Speaker 8: Let's start them moving about the regular L though.
Speaker 5: I would like to start the movement though.
Speaker 8: I mean, but yeah, print the shirts.
Speaker 7: We need a shirt hashtag for no more efforts out.
Then we tackle that, then we tackle the rest of
the l's. Sorry, I don't want your hand signal to
be something that starts that first letter of loser.
Speaker 8: No, it's the first letter of your legend school.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 7: I just you know, I can't I can't not see Louisiana.
I can't not see when I see people do the L.
I can't not see the clean jerseys after the Arkansas
game holding up the boot trophy, throwing up the L.
Speaker 5: Wow, just calling your teammates clean jerseys.
Speaker 7: I mean I was one of them for four years.
Speaker 3: It's not very I think we should uh pull up
on otb's X page. So O TB underscore ESPN if
I remember right, let me see, we'll put it out there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, ob underscore.
Speaker 5: You know something funny?
Speaker 7: Do you like that L s U holds up the als.
There's gonna be a lot of recency bias in this.
I know already. Hey, with the bylaws let me show
you some funny in high school. That was our signal
too for Lee. Okay, so why you hating now, I'm
hating LSU do it?
Speaker 5: Oh, but Lee can do it? Lee, Hi can do it?
Speaker 3: Well, that was their tradition, So traditions have to start
somewhere sometime. At some point, Lee didn't do it, and
then they changed their name.
Speaker 5: Change your uniform.
Speaker 11: I'm putting the pull up and somebody added OTV and
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Speaker 8: Let's go.
Speaker 7: I haven't even announced that we got a new silver
medal USA all of us proud owners of another silver medal.
Speaker 8: Oh, let's go.
Speaker 5: In the freestyle skiing event.
Speaker 3: Is it the same guy that won gold? It looked
like a name that y'all said already.
Speaker 5: I don't know. No. If it wasn't my dad.
Speaker 3: One silver, I thought he won't goal too though in
another event.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
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Speaker 7: That's answer dancing.
Speaker 5: All right, welcome back in ot B. Let's go to
the phone lines.
Speaker 3: Now, our guy, Devin's a k A hold the mayo
joins us now and pour one out last RBN R
day R and BR. Day number three hundred was yesterday,
Devin snow, how you feeling, sir?
Speaker 9: Oh dude, I feel I feel like I just got baptized,
like a clean slate, you know, sitting here drinking a
Pure Greens cold Press juice with okay women, ginger kales,
you know, spinach cucumber salary. I'm thinking I'm not going
to eat none of that stuff, so I might as
well drink it. Get it out the.
Speaker 3: Why speaking of eating, since yesterday was number three hundred,
I did see the video. Fantastic content as always, But
tell our listeners if they didn't get a chance to
see it on Instagram or on social media, what was
day number three hundred like?
Speaker 5: And where did you go?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 9: Because it happened so quick, it came so quick, I've
kind of been thinking about ending the series or knowing
I was going to end the stages for at least
at least a year now, So I don't know. It
just felt fall away when I was thinking about it then,
and then it came up so quick. I went to
a Queen's Cuisine, which is definitely, in my opinion, the
rbon all Day that put the segment kind of like
on the map or whatever, because I had went there
in May of twenty twenty two, and by that time,
I was doing Audion all Day for two years straight,
every single Monday, and had never really like like it
had some traction, but it didn't have nothing great, you know.
So I had just signed a deal with Camelia Red
Beans a couple of days before I had to go
into a meeting with all the heads at Kamillia Red Beans,
and dude, like, I'll just never forget that day because
I pitched to them that this thing was going to
be big, and by the end of the meeting, you know,
I had them like holding their stomachs. They were laughing,
you know, they're just laughing a lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And.
Speaker 9: So they took a shot on me, dude, and that
next week after I signed that deal with Camellia, I
went to Queens Cuisine and it was the biggest episode
still of this day that I've ever done. So that's
what I finished the series with. And uh, it's cool man,
because like Pamelia Beans is still my sponsor to this day,
b to Ba, I've been having him for four years.
Still my sponsor's day, Blue Play Mass all these companies
would air for so long and took a shot, and
you know when I told him I was ending RB
and all day, every one of them said, all right, well,
what can we do next? What can we do to
help next? And it's just crazy. He's been familiar red
Beans dude, Like I just ended the red Beans segment.
The first thing they say is, hey, what can we
do next? I'm like, dude, it's just crazy, man. So
what a ride? What a journey? And opened up like
a lot of I mean, I've done a lot of
stuff that I dreamed of doing as a kid. I
mean just pertaining into the sports world. Think about it, man,
just being at the Super Bowl thing last year, at
the convention, you know, walking around people like like Jacob
Astor bro mat what like he this is stuff that
like I dreamed about as a kid, that RB and
r Day really kind of like helped pave the way.
Speaker 6: For me to get to well.
Speaker 7: I mean, I guess to follow up on the question
that they were asking, what is next?
Speaker 9: Just like really challenges. So I filled up a whole
dry erase board the stuff that I just need to
get better at, you know, and it's stuff that I'm
looking at it right now. YouTube's one of them, you know,
more like horizontal content, more YouTube specific content. Social media
to me and posting stuff on social media that's like instinctive.
There's nothing really else to learn about that. I mean,
I could always do that, you know, anyway I go.
But YouTube Twitch. I'm big on the Twitch because I
firmly believe that GTA six is going to be such
a big error for society, dude. So I think the
first people on GTA six streaming GTA six, I think
they're gonna have a little avenue there. So that's something
I'm gonna do on the side as well. Obviously, I'm
still doing ACM Live. I'm still always gonna blog experiences.
So like when I go to Mardi Gras this week,
you know that the phone always runs the camera, you know,
so I'll do that for life. A bunch of people
that may be similar, that did similar things like that.
Frank Davis was one of them, you know, he was
always blogging. So I don't feel any pressure and I
feel good about it.
Speaker 5: Man, Dev.
Speaker 3: Inside the chat, they want to know, is the beer
that you have? Is it currently available?
Speaker 9: No, it's sold out two years in a row. It's
sold out in a week and don't come back until July.
They only made like so much of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you'll supply and demand. We got to get
some more.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we got to get it in the grocery, which
is gonna happen. Just got to keep selling out like
it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, Dev, I was thinking about you in San Francisco
because I had a chance to interview multiple wrestlers WW stars,
seeing Punk seth Rawlins, the Bella Twins.
Speaker 5: I even had MJF.
Speaker 3: From a w which I'm sure, like you probably know
exactly who that is, and so the wrestlers were holding
it down there in media row.
Speaker 9: Yeah, dude, MJF is one of the greatest promo guys.
You know what I'm saying. He was really good.
Speaker 3: He did not want to break character. Dev Like, I
kept like, I was like, I'm making you talk normal.
You're not gonna do this for the full twelve minutes,
and he kept like trying to get back into it.
Speaker 5: I'm like, no, man, we're gonna let you be normal
here during this interview.
Speaker 3: But you could tell like he has done that so
much that he would snap back into it and start
talking like he was on the mic in the middle
of the ring.
Speaker 9: Yeah. That's the best ones though. Like when I watched documentaries,
they used to say, undertake it. Yeah, did not break character,
dude like you had like when you saw undertake your bro,
like he was undertake it, you know. Yeah, And that's
just the best characters. Man. It's crazy. Man, wrestling's so
involved now in like real sports too, when you really
look at cheth lounds everywhere.
Speaker 5: I was like a host of Good Morning Football.
Speaker 9: Yeah, dude's he was called. He was on the call
for the guy climbing the Taiwan, which is a whole
nother conversation himself. That guy, I mean, like so casually
bro waving at people.
Speaker 5: I'm like, dude, somebody like that, though.
Speaker 3: Dev, I'm like, when you wake up one day, you're
just like all of a sudden, I'm gonna free climb
this building with some uh chalk and prayers, and that's
gonna be yet.
Speaker 9: Yeah. And then it's the chalk too. That's another thing.
It's like, I feel like if I was climbing a building.
Don't get me wrong, your hands are probably gonna get
busted up. But it's like, dude, the last thing I
really want to put on my hands is chalk. I
feel like that's gonna make me slip.
Speaker 10: Huh, you do think so?
Speaker 5: Like some of those metal railings he was holding on to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And it's just like in the weight room though,
you know, we'd always put chalk on our hands because
he had like some if you had sweaty grab you know,
he drives it up.
Speaker 7: That's that smoother, nicer looking metal he us on those buildings, right,
didn't even think about it.
Speaker 9: He just had chalk hanging out in like a little
back fanny packs. I don't know how it stayed in there.
I was like, how's this chalk like not falling out?
He just kept putting his hand.
Speaker 5: Back there, didn't even look hard doing unbelievable.
Speaker 9: Hey, you ever climbed the building.
Speaker 5: I've never climbed building.
Speaker 3: I barely trade Tyler one time he got to the
second story. It was the tallest building and he said,
all right, I did that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think the tallest building goes like eight eight
stories up. Pal, So you want to take that saving back, sure, Bud?
Speaker 5: H uh? Hey? Yeah.
Speaker 7: The super Bowl is this past weekend, and I want
to hear your thoughts on the Super Bowl commercials and
how just the last couple of years they've really taken
a turn from funny to just you know, either the
serious or not funny or whatever it is.
Speaker 5: What's what? What was your take on the super Bowl commercials?
Speaker 9: What my take is the whole population is infest in
its brain every day with so much information that they
can't even be creative no more. That's my take on it.
Just absolutely dull in the brain, which dulls the creativity.
I know this is deep, but that's what's happened. These
commercials are not nearly as creative. I mean, I really
enjoyed the Lays commercial. I thought that was a really
like feel good commercial. What's the Dunkin Donuts one? It
was good, but it was like a.
Speaker 5: Ben Stiller and Benson Boone was good.
Speaker 7: I thought the card, Yeah, that was good.
Speaker 5: That it was Oh.
Speaker 9: Another one I liked was the Mike Tyson stop eating
processed foods commercial. But at the same time they share
and are they putting processed food commercials on during the
Super Bowl? That's that's like, that's like a favor, right
because it's like, dude, yeah, Mike Tyson saling you stop
eating it. But then they're still taking a bag and
putting the you know, nerds Nerds cluster gummies. Dude, you
want to die, go eat down.
Speaker 5: Wait. I thought all that was going away.
Speaker 3: I thought all the red dye stuff was going away,
Like we still got Nerds clusters out there.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, Shack just came out with his gummies a
few months ago. They filled with red forty dude, Shack
forty Shack forty.
Speaker 3: Oh man, I uh, I didn't really get a chance
to watch like the super Bowl commercials. I don't know, like,
you know, serious when you had like when I did
hear that, I do you hear like they were like
kind of a.
Speaker 7: Dark I want to laugh and I want to feel
patriotic when I watched Super Bowl commercials.
Speaker 5: That's the two things that I want.
Speaker 3: To I won't like frogs doing bud whyse er like
stuff like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, get some animals in that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, talking animals, Yeah, talking babies.
Speaker 9: They had a they had a few that could have
been so much better too, like when they announcing the
Mandalorians Star Wars the new Star Wars thing a right,
you gotta go, you know it's the super Bowl hot
on that. Don't just show me baby Yoda and a wagon.
Speaker 3: Dude, Hall'm with you, uh, Dev, We appreciate you, brother, Uh,
congratulations on three hundred RBN our days.
Speaker 5: That's incredible.
Speaker 3: And of course we're gonna follow you whatever's next, and
we look forward to every conversation.
Speaker 5: We appreciate it as always.
Speaker 9: All right, y'all, take ky, I appreciate you man, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Devin Snow aka hold the mail at Snow like John,
give m a follow there on social media. Promise you
you won't be disappointed. All right, We will step away
one more break here on this Tuesday edition of OTV.
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