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how was Melbourne? How was the trip? How was how was the 49er rush road trip? It was awesome. We brought a lot of people over. You know, we did the flights and hotel package and everything we're over there for about a week. And we we had a blast like city was incredible. There were so many people from Australia, New Zealand that came out that just were starved for 49ers and NFL. And you just be walking down the street, Larry. They're so friendly. It remind me a lot of the South. The Randall people just stopping you everywhere you went. Oh, are you from California? Yeah, we are. Oh, tell us about what do you hear for it? Like it, you know, talking about football and by the end of the trip, it was like, are the Rams coming? Like everybody was just throwing shade like Melbourne was very upset by the Rams, how they handled things. And the entire city was kind of swayed over into the 49ers faithful by the end of the week. And it was just it was incredible. The weather turned out pretty good. It was remarkable how similar Melbourne and San Francisco are. It's like sister cities, the gold rush, the ethnicity,
population was so close, the windy by the water. It was so awesome. It was a wonderful time. Glad to be back. And I'm finally feeling normal a couple days in. So yeah, man, but glad to be back. And hopefully if you want to come join us at any of those other 49ers road trips, tickets are up right now and as cheap as they will be. We throw a day before party. We throw an all-inclusive premium tailgate the day of 49ers rush road trip.com. The more tickets we sell, the more prices go up because we have to hire more staff, have to buy more food, have to buy more drinks, all that stuff. So do not wait. Go get your tickets now and come party with us. Looks like a lot of fun. I'm going to be on some of those trips. So we're going to definitely hook up on the road this year. What was the most adventurous, adventurous thing that you did or ate over there? Did you eat anything exotic? I had some kangaroo. I did have some. You did have some kangaroo. I had to. What is it? Is it a steak? Is it a nugget? Is it breaded? Is it, I mean,
what are we? Is it Amy? Is it chewy? What are we? It is. There's no fat. There's no fat on a kangaroo. So like I was kind of shocked. Um, monetizer or steak or what are we talking about? It was kind of cooked like a beef Wellington, right? Where it has like this breading on the outside of like a thick cut of meat. Uh, it was rough. The stomach did not enjoy it. Really? The person who lived in Louisiana for a long time. I finished it and I truly believe you have to try everything twice before you decide. So I've got to go back so that I could try to get. But wasn't the most pleasant experience. Really? What? What? What? It was a chewy or what? Yeah, it was tough. It was very, very tough and very gamey. But it's very healthy. It's just, you know, they tried to get Aussies. It's all I was talking to a lot of like the Aussies down there asking them about it. They're like, yeah, they try to like do all these commercials to try to get us to eat it. We just don't eat it. We don't like it. It's so like, yeah, it's not a lot of Aussies don't do it.
You know, it's one I can when I went when I went to Hawaii and they were like, oh, you know, you got to try the poi, you know, I the poise sucks. Poise awful. I tried the poi. It was not, I didn't enjoy the poi. But when I went to New Orleans, I did have the fried alligator, but I was out of, yeah, you know, that a five star restaurant. I went to Gator's not bad. Gator's not bad. Yeah, it's delicious actually. This was not delicious. And it was, it was all right. It was all right. I'd say like a four out of 10. But I got to have it again. I got to try to different prepared a different way. I think before I, but yeah, yeah. All right. Best part about being there. Man, just the friendliness. It was very clean city. The animals were really cool. We got to see, you know, Tasmanian devils, King Cruz, went to Okula's, went to all of that. That was really, really fun. But the people were just so cool, man. It was a good time. I hope I'm going to go back. That's awesome. The wife and I hopefully we get to make another trip out there.
But yeah, for those that came out, I think everybody had a good time. And I liked international games. Larry, it's a pain in the butt. And it wore me out. But my goal is to never miss an international game again. And Mexico City is going to be a blast. I can't wait for that one. Yeah, I'm thinking, Kevin wants to go to Mexico City badly. So I think we're going to be there for that. Then as a man, I'm not really sure. Do we go Dallas and go to A&M, Tennessee the day before? Do we do Atlanta and visit my daughter? I'm thinking about going back to Atlanta for her graduation in December. So may not. I may skip Atlanta. I think I may go to Seattle. Thinking about LA and the church. I don't even got a bunch of different options. But we will be traveling. We're definitely going to travel in the playoffs. But we got to pick and choose in the regular season. We do have a sponsor, Claudette, ARCades, who's going to pay for us to go. So we really appreciate Rob and the owner of Claudette, ARCades. But we haven't quite decided just yet. Dallas is going to be the biggest party. If that's going to sway you, we're doing a barbecue
theme tailgate, unbelievable tailgate, our party, we're at Dallas live. We rented out Dallas live. So it's going to, if you're looking for the biggest party, that's going to be in Dallas. So I pretty excited about that. But I'm from Texas. So I got to pull out all the stops. It's what you know, I'm part of that trip. Could be me making a pilgrimage to Kyle Field. Which come on, man, I'm a big A&M fan. It seems like if I don't go to get up there. Yeah, I got to get there and get the sway going, man. There you go. And my Aggies are playing good ball right now. So I got to, I got to stay with it. And we've got McKinley Jackson now in the roster. So I got to, I got to, in fact, I got to go hunt down McKinley Jackson in the locker room. But let's talk a little bit about the stories of the day. And the 49ers are back that today, they had their first practice. And they had to announce because they hadn't had any media availability really since they were in Australia, that all the announcements got made today as far as the roster and who's going where and what's happening. And basically 49ers put Dejan
struggling on season ending I R. So his, his year is done. And Jake Tongus's year is done. And so the 49ers in that way are kind of in a bad way. What do you think? I mean, I thought Stribling was going to be gone for a month. Now it looks like he's going to be gone for 10 weeks. Maybe more. That's a long, long time. What's your, what's your thought on Dejan Stribling, you know, being gone now for 10 weeks could be, a minimum could be two and a half, could be two and a half month, it could be, you know, two full months, you know, it's September 19 or 16th at May, it may not be until, you know, three, actually three full months, it could wind up being in mid December before he's back. Man, it depends on if you're a glass half full or a half empty guy because I think it's going to be, you know, you look at this type of surgery on the ankle. Yeah, 10 weeks he could be back.
That is the optimistic view for sure. It's not outside of the realm of possibility. He does not take snaps again this season. Like that has to be on the table at Kyle Shanahan, very honest and open about a lot of things injury timelines, not the best track record to say the least. I hope Stribling's back in 10 weeks because you could use him. He had the most snaps of any wide receiver at the point. He got a second injury, which you can talk about that too. Got injured, went through the test. They put them back out there. Definitely was injured. Should not have put them back out there. Now you're in the mess. You're in and with the Ricky Pearsall news, you kind of see the 49ers going the more cautious long term route and saying, you know what? Let's have the surgery. Let's don't let it wait to heal. Let's get it done long term. I think that's probably the smart move, especially whenever you look at the wide receiver room as old as it is long term. Don't have a lot of options this year. A lot of different options in house, which we'll talk about. I hope Stribling's
back in 10 weeks. I wouldn't hold my breath because this is an injury that can take a little bit longer to get back to full speed because it's the ankle. You don't get to get out there and get your speed working in. And so the prep time once he is fully healed to get back into football shape for a speed position. A different if it would be a quarterback or as a lineman or something along those lines. But for a wide receiver speed is everything. He's got to get there. And so it's going to take a while. 10 weeks would be optimal. Not so sure it's going to be that timeline though. So let's talk about the options. They have right away as far as like Sunday. I don't think I think they're fine. They can slide to Marcus Robinson over Robinson's a big time player. You got Evans, you got Debo, you got to Marcus. She's still got Cowling. You could elevate Watkins. I kind of think they've got Darryl Hodg as a special teamer. I think they're covered. Then within
at week five, you can call Christian Kirk back to the active rosters. A lot of talk that he may start practicing and maybe even as soon as next week. Then you also have the option of your own practice squad guys. You've got Will Pauling and Wesley Grimes. And I'm just going to say it right now. I think Wesley Grimes can do the job. I think Wesley Grimes is a poor man's day, John Stribbling. Yep. A lot of similar traits. We were both high on him, Larry. Love him. Love this kid. And you know what? Sometimes when I get a chance to meet the guys, I'm not as high on them for whatever reason. I'm higher on Grimes after meeting him because he's such a sharp kid. He's so smart. He's just a really, really motivated smart kid. And I don't know why he didn't get drafted. I don't know why a player with that kind of size and four three speed would go undrafted. But he looked great this summer. And I trust my eyes. So he may not be ready this minute.
But six weeks from now, after he learns more about the position on the practice squad and get some reps, I could see Grimes being an option. Then you've got other practice squad guys on other teams. I'm a big Dylan Bell fan. But there's probably other guys on other practice squads. I haven't even really researched. And then you also have Darius Slate, and who was just cut loose by the giants. In a lot of ways, he's a very much like a Dejan stripling. He's six three, six four. He runs in the four threes. And so I mean, it's, to me, it's like if you were going to lose stripling for a month, I'd say, yeah, I'd just go internal. But if he's really going to need, you know, he had surgery and he's going to be out 10 weeks. I don't know. I think I'd be interested in Slate. And I think Slate and in San Francisco, in the Niners offense with Purdy and all these weapons, I think Slate and could be a revelation that could be one of the better pickups that nobody's even banking on. So I'd go after Slate and I really would.
I'm a big, dare you Slate fan have been his entire career because he's the versatile wide receiver they can play all three wide receiver spots for the Niners and has played a lot of special teams. So the versatility that he provides, if they were going to get them, that time seems to have come and gone, which I was an advocate for. And I know you were as well, Larry, like go get the veteran plug and play guy that you could trust. I know that you have Jacob County. I know that Jordan Watkins was a healthy scratch last week. He's on the 53. I know you promoted Catero Hodge. But man, all three of those guys accounted for six offensive snaps on the wide receiver position last week. There's a reason why they weren't getting those snaps. Catero Hodge, more of a special teams guy, Jacob Cowling. He's a gadget guy that she could play a couple different spots. And then he got Jordan Watkins on the outside. He plays that ex Mike Evans role. Pasoda's to Marcus Robinson. So you have the depth built into the practice squad in the roster. There have been seasons where the
four errands only kept five wide receivers on their entire 53. So the body counts that you have dressed is sufficient. And I would argue that this wide receiver group that you have now even post pier saw and post dribbling entry is better than anything the 49ers had the wide receiver position all of last year throughout the playoffs and regular season. This group is better with what you're putting out there now with Evans, D. Boe to Marcus Robinson. And then you know, you've got the the backups filtered in there. It's not a positional strength with what you have now. You still have depth. But now you're like, okay, we need to start building a short term list. And you know, I do want to push back or support your idea of Wesley Grimes because he got injured right after that first preseason game. So a lot of nine or fans didn't get to see much of him. He was tearing up camp. He was making plays all the time. And again, there were a couple of times I was out there. People thought he was D. Boe because he's built like D. Boe and he kept making plays.
Like was that D. Boe was like, no, it's not him. So can he elevate to be enough that, you know what, we don't have to go sign outside. If we have to, we can go here. And as you said, Christian Kirk, he can start practicing after this game, the dolphins can't play until after week four. But that's more veteran depth. That's already in house. And you used your IR designated to return spot on him. So that is already allocated in the one of eight return spots that you have. I think that they're not panicking too much. Yeah. And I don't think they should. I don't think they should panic. I think they're pretty well fortified. And especially because they've got good internal options. And as I said, I'd be totally fine if they just promoted Grimes from the practice squad and said, hey, we're going to put them out there. I mean, it's rare. But like the team they're playing this weekend, the Miami dolphins did exactly that. You know, they they took their two rookie receivers. They didn't really play their rookie receivers much in training camp
or in the preseason. But they're putting their rookies out there. Caleb Douglas, you know, and the kid from Louisville, they're getting out there right away. They're putting them out there. Why? Because they're they're a young team. They're kind of rebuilding. And they feel like this is the future for the dolphins. So that's what the dolphins are doing. They're putting receivers on the field that really never, you know, didn't really earn the job. Chris Bell, Caleb Douglas, Kevin Coleman, they got three rookie receivers. It's a very, very young team. And it's probably the youngest receiving core and football. But if I'm the 49ers, I'd roll with to Marcus Robinson and see how it looks for a week or two. But I'll tell you, Darius Slateen is intriguing. You know, he's had four seasons of 700 plus yards. He fell behind this summer because he had a core muscle surgery. So he missed OTAs. And he's coming off of kind of a disappointing 2025 year where Malik neighbors
stepped in and everybody else got kind of moved to the side. But we're also talking about a big receiver who runs 439 who averaged 15 yards per reception, who's a good good guy. He's the team. He was an ex-chiant team captain. And, you know, I kind of feel I saw the interview that he did where he's like, Hey, look, I don't. I've got offers and I've got places I can go, but I really want to pick the right place. And I just think that if he really does and he's taught, he kind of mentioned winning. He's played for some bad football teams. And it's like, you know, I think the guy would like to win. Now you get a 49er team that's a winner. And you got a receiver that's out maybe three months. And you got this guy, you know, do you want to play in Kowshan hands offense? Yes. Do I want to play it with Brock Purti as my quarterback? Yes. Do I want to play on a team that has, you know, CMC and Kittle and Mike Evans getting doubles. And I'm never going to be doubled all year. Yes. So I and since the Giants paid him 9.7 million when they cut him, he's
interested in picking like the best football spot for him. Not it's not necessarily about cash. So I kind of feel like his bottom line and the Niners bottom line may jive here. The Niners don't have a lot of cash to throw him, but they have a great opportunity, great offense and an opening here. And I kind of think that if you put Darius Slayton up sit, you know, on the 49er team with Brock Purti throwing him the rock and Kowshan hand call in the plays and Mike Evans drawing doubles on the other side. I think Darius Slayton could be a major factor. I know it sounds like a little bit of pie in the sky because we're talking about a guy who's available on the street in week two. So already people would be pessimistic being well, dude, if he's any good, wouldn't he be on a team? But the Giants kind of loose and he had offers, he just declined them because he wants to go where he wants to go. The question is does he want to go to San Francisco? I don't know. And I don't even think even if you did bring him in, I don't think you'd be a top three guy,
but he'd be a rotational piece. He would step into that to Marcus Robinson role that was at the outset where like, look, this is our utility wide receiver that can play all three spots and can step in whenever somebody is being rotated out like insert him into that situation. Now my question to you Larry, let's say you do sign Darius Slayton, which wide receiver are you letting go? Are you cutting Jordan Watson? I know you're a big Jordan Watson guy. No. He doesn't provide much on special teams. He doesn't block. I like Watkins. So like is this the time for him to start getting snaps and actually being put out there? Yeah, I mean, you know, in reality, you know, just flushing it out in a conversation like this, I would say this is the window for Watkins to, you know, it's now or never. I'd give him a five week run here and just I probably would, I'd probably be more concerned about other areas of my football team. And I probably, I like Grimes and I believe in Grimes and I like Watkins and I think
there's a good opportunity for him here. So I think they got enough. I think Shannon's right actually. I think, you know, he said today, hey, we're, we're fortified enough from within. You know, I mean, you could always think about it in November, an early November at the trade deadline if all these other guys fail. But I think I'll start with DeMarcus Robinson against Miami. Steady diet of balls going to him. Two weeks from now, if I'm not liking what I'm seeing there, then maybe I'm trying to try to force feed Jordan Watkins. But I think I'd take the next month. And before I picked up Slate and I think I'd, I'd probably take a good look at Watkins and Robinson, try to push Grimes in practice a little bit more and see if one of those three guys can be the solution before I go to Slate. Now, Slate is not going to caution anything. I don't think he's going to caution a lot of money and I don't, he's not going to caution anything in a trade. So there's not a lot of downside to pick up Slate and but you're right. It's like somebody's going to have to be on the roster. Somebody's going to have to
get cut. You know, I mean, it's, I mean, they've already promoted Hodge. And I think they want, they like Hodge's special teamer. So I do think that they're going to try to go with what they got at least in the short term, which is an eager play. All three spots too. So like, there's a lot of versatility with the wide receivers on this roster to where you're not pigeonholed to man, we only have two X's. We only have two Z's. It's not like that because the markets Robinson can play everything. Could there or Hodge can play everything Jacob Cowan can play everything like you have guys that are utility wide receivers that can play it all those spots. I think that that helps out a lot. There's no question it says the other big news is Jake Tonshis done for the year. We kind of knew he was going down that direction, but now we got the official word today from Shanahan. They put Braden Willis from the practice squad to the active roster and they've already signed Jack Stoll. They worked out Lawrence Cajure, Tanner Connor and Jack Stoll and they signed Stoll
to the practice squad. So are you satisfied that that addresses the Tonshis, you know, opening? Yeah, you know, Braden Willis made this initial 53 man roster. They value him a lot. Remember, he was drafted way after several, I think what four rounds after they draft Cam Lato, who's now long gone, but like Braden Willis has stayed with this team and built rapport. He's a huge locker room guy, huge workout guy and man, he can play lots of, he can play both tight in spots in the full back spot. He also is incredible on special teams. And if you go back to the preseason, all of the big runs of the preseason, you're going to see number nine with the key block leading the way. So can that transition into what you want to do? And we'll see, George Kiddles probably still going to be on a snap count, you know, limit. You're talking 15 snaps offensively for Braden Willis and all the special teams. I like Braden Willis. I'm actually a pretty big fan
of this guy. I don't think that he has a high ceiling, but he's somebody that makes everybody around a better. They really liked him in the draft process. They gave him their Gold Hellman designation. They've kept him around. This is an opportunity for him for sure. I mean, this is a major opportunity. Let's get your thoughts on the matchup of last week. The Niners got a 20 point win against the Rams. And since the game was played, we've had time to watch it over. Maybe watch the all 22. Look at all the breakdowns and numbers. Give me a takeaway from the Niners 20 point win over the Rams. What stood out to you most? Yeah, I think I love this scheme. I love the call of Rahim Morris. Switching the defense completely at the second half coming out with that too high deep safety look transitioning into a dime package. Man, we even saw cover zero. Like you remember Steve Wilkes, like getting the bus with the cover zero blitz. Man, you saw multiple covers zeroes, but it was
the timing and the tempo of Rahim Morris, which I just loved. So the scheme was spot on. Obviously you held the Rams to seven points. That's huge. But the players that stood out to me the most like I Fred Warner was the best player on the field for either team shocker, right? Like he was the best. He was incredible. And so then I was like, all right, like who do I want to give my film awards to? And we used to do this whenever I coach down in Texas. It was like, all right, who do we highlight that maybe we didn't know made such a big impact day of the game? You go back through the coaches tape to Marcus Robinson, up in style, Colt McIvitz, Marquis, Segal Dominique, Poonie. That was my all consistent team. Those were the guys that just it was so hard to find a play with those five guys in a negative sense at all. Because when you go through the tape with your team, you get out these sheets and you judge yourself on every single play. You get a double plus you get a double negative, single plus single negative or just a zero, which means you
didn't positively or negatively impact the play. Those guys, no negatives. When was the last time we've been able to say that about a safety? Marquis Segal, Johnny on the spot wasn't even targeted even though he was the first predetermined read by Stafford several times. He just kept taking away the reads. So Stafford would look be like, oh, 36 can't go at that guy. He's in perfect position. I'm going to go elsewhere. There was just so much consistent play. Connor Colby had a lot of negatives, but he stepped up so much so they didn't even rotate at left guard. This was a wonderful game and for people that were kind of players that were kind of in out. Are they really a starter? Do you have a problem here? A lot of guys stepped up to Marcus Robinson was freaking awesome. Some of the best blocking from a wide receiver position. I've seen since probably three years ago, Joanne Jennings, Marcus Robinson. He did everything right. Hey sports fans, Dennis
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have a parasitic infection. Pay partnership with Lily. Respect your time. Ask your doctor about Epglis and visit Epglis.com or call 1-800-LilyRx or 1-800-545-5979. Yeah, there were a lot of positives, right? Coach Yak put this out today. He says, Kyle Shanahan on the 49ers Interior Offensive Line Play against the Rams. I asked him about it today because I was talking to Greg Cosell on a stream this morning and Greg Cosell said, hey, man, when I watched the film, the Niners Interior Offensive Line was phenomenal. So I asked Kyle today. I said, Kyle, what'd you think? What did you think of your interior offensive line in the job they did against the Rams? He said, I thought they were unbelievable. The past protection especially. And then he was asked, hey, did you-was the plan to flip flop Colby and Carver Willis? And he's like, no, there was no plan on rotating the players. Not in the Rams game, not in this game this week. So they've gone to Conor Colby as the starter at left guard and they're going to roll with it,
at least initially. But I thought the 49ers Interior, which, you know, God knows I've been critical of Brendel and Poonie and Colby and, you know, those guys got their lunch hand to them in Seattle in the playoffs. And I just didn't think there was enough strength there. But man, they've worked on their game. They've come back. They all look really, really motivated. The Niners Interior Offensive Line, I mean, they ran for 6-8 of Carrey. They kept pressure off of Brock Purti. They ran the ball at the 4-2-5 nickel in the middle. As soon as they jumped to in the third quarter to, you know, their 5-2 front, Shanahan immediately made the adjustment and started running to the edges. It just seemed like Shanahan was a couple steps ahead of David Shula. Like, David Shula decided in Los Angeles, you know, well before they ever got on the plane. We're going to, we're going to play our 4-2-5 nickel and we're going to stick with it.
And they were like daring the Niners to run it against their, against their nickel. And the Niners ran it 14 times against their nickel and had a lot of success doing it. So that, then they had to eventually go away from it, took them to like the middle of the third quarter. And then the Niners went, ran successfully to the edges. So I kind of feel like it was a big, a big victory for Kyle Shanahan and his battle against Shula. And probably the ice hit on the cake or you talked about how they started attacking the perimeter in the run game. I don't know if you saw the Kalen Black. It was the outside crack toss with a counter built in where Kalen Black act like, you know, he took the step out like it was a counter tray play came back underneath and hit that backside eight gap. Only got like four or five yards, but it was like an ultimate middle finger play collar situation. Whereas the game was intact. They finally started stacking outside the tight end to take away the perimeter run. Then they ran that outside crack toss with the counter built
into it. It was just like, oh man, Kyle was a step ahead the entire time. And you know, we can talk about travel plans and all they were tired and whatever. No coaching, offense defense special teams not close in this game. It was a coaching clinic put on by the 49ers. It was impressive. It really was. It was a very impressive deal. A not just Kyle. Let's talk a little bit about Rahim Morris for a second because I thought Rahim Morris, you know, going into the game, I had hopes that the 49ers would figure something out. But a lot of it was just based on a wing and a prayer. It's like, where is the sack is going to come from? And they got none. Where was the pressure going to come from? How are they going to cover? Can Lenore stand up? Can Green stand up? Well, Rahim did a few different things that I thought were interesting. One, he instead of playing left right on the corner or matching up, they went Lenore to the boundary
and green to the field side. The entire game didn't matter who what they were covering or where they were in the game. They went green to the field, Lenore to the boundary. And then the Niners didn't get any sacks on staffered, but also Diggy Zua. They got eight hits and four from Fmoso Diggy Zua. And to me, the Niners won this game largely because of the interior of their offensive and defensive lines. The inside rush, you know, the pressure that they were giving Stafford in the middle, he was feeling that. And they did some stunts off of some loaded fronts and they got the looper kind of free running through the A gap. And you could tell that Stafford noticed that if you're a quarterback and you're seeing defensive lineman, you know, run full bore through the A gap, that's a disconcerting feeling because you know that your head could be on a
platter for one of these guys. So I just think that they they found a way without blitzing. They only set five rushers three times. So they found a way to pressure and impact Stafford, move them off the spot and speed them up a little bit without blitzing. And last year, I think you have 20 touchdowns and one pick against the blitz. So you really can't blitz them. So it was like, I kept wondering how the Niner's going to do this. They don't get a lot of pressure with their front four. And if you blitzed this guy, he's 20 touchdowns, one pick with a crazy passer rating. And so how are you going to do it? But Rahim did it. You know, sometimes he brought linebackers, sometimes he brought DBs. You know, they they they played some games up front. They moved some guys around. It was it was a it was a beautiful thing to watch. And I'm just kind of wondering, do you think that Rahim can replicate that kind of a deal every week? Seems hard. It is. And I
love the fact that he can do it in different ways. You talked about not blitzing. When the Rams fell behind and you knew they were going to be past happy, you were able to go to this double stunt that they kept doing. And so like guys like Oak Bowl, Quarronco and James Thompson, Junior, who didn't really show up a lot on tape. But whenever you watch the stunts, they were pickers. They were freaking they were just setting screens. And so a lot of the plays that came free Grace and Halton, Nick Bosa, these players that were getting hits on the court of Osso, Degu, Zua was because you had guys playing on selfishly and just setting screens against offensive linemen. And so they would do a double over. So both defensive tackles would go to pick, you know, the outside guy of the defensive end of the defensive end would come in the back side. A gap. And so what it does is we're not going to get this initial quick pressure. But if you hold that ball for three seconds, somebody's coming Scott free. And Matt Stafford is a statue. The biggest challenge I see moving forward into the dolphins is my biggest fears Malik Willis with his legs scrambling.
Because you can't do a lot of those same stunts with a mobile quarterback because you have to be so conscious of not letting the quarterback outside, you know, their scramble lanes, their rush lanes. So this week, I think you are going to see a lot more blitzes because you're not near as terrified of the white receiver options, which you highlighted early with all the youth there. So I think this will be a high blitz week. I think there are going to be I think they were at 19% blitz rate. If I'm not, if I'm not mistaken, I could see this being a closer to 30, 35%, which is usually where he more historically has been, he's always been even last year with the Falcons top five blitz rate. So the fact that you had a non mobile quarterback and Matt Stafford that doesn't take sacks and dice you up against the blitz, I don't feel the same way about that with Malik Willis. I think that this is a week where you do more fire zones, you do bring five and six man pressure. I see that blitz rate almost doubling this week against the dolphins. And man, make those young wide receivers
beat you. What do you think of the Niners defensive tackle play? I mean, OSA was big time. Grayson Halton made played well on the goal line in the goal line stand. And I, and James Thompson, who I talked to in the locker room today for an extended period of time. You know, I thought he, he's not 100% but he was in their plan and he's strong. And I thought there were times where he got some pretty good push. They didn't get any sacks, but they definitely got some a pressure impact. I kind of like to what I saw. I know, you know, they're down out for Collins. And you know, they picked up McKinley Jackson for the, for the practice squad to try to take Collins spot. But what did you think? Obviously, OSA had a great game. But what do you think of James Thompson, Jr.? Where do you think you're Grayson Halton? Yeah, I think that they're in kind of a negative position because I think James Thompson, Jr. and Grayson, Halton are pass-ra specialists from the
defensive tackle position. That's why they were brought in. And that's what they do. The problem is you're asking them to anchor against duo in third and short and goal line situation. That's not what they're, that's not their game. So, but you don't have the defensive tackles. You brought in McKinley and Jackson. I think that is his game. That is what he does. But you ask these guys to say, look, man, we know your pass rushers. We ain't got anybody else. We're going to kick key on why inside in short yardage, which we usually do in NASCAR packages. Like we got defensive ends, playing three technique on third and two. We got to have snaps where you guys play up to, you got to be runstuffers. It was challenging. I thought CJ West did the worst. And that's kind of part of his game. CJ West had a lot of really bad snaps. We saw this last year coming back from injury. James Thompson, Jr. had some Grayson, Halton had some major negative snaps, but a lot of positives. And again, that goal line play you're talking about. There was another really good play. He had against the double team in the middle of the field. But he had about four plays where
he got washed down two to three gaps over some of the big runs in the third quarter. Those were on him and CJ West. And then they bring in OSA and then shut down the run completely after that. So it's a learning, you know, development. Grayson, Halton has the potential to be the best rookie in this draft class. The highs are there. Can you hide him enough against those double team duo inside zone plays to not get that negative tape and to not, you know, affect his his morale and his confidence. But Grayson, Halton has it. Whatever it is, you want him to be a pastor, a specialist only the Niners cannot afford that luxury. Maybe McKinley Jackson can help with that where he gets 12 snaps. And it's just on those rundown situations. But it's going to be a thin room all year. Like the it's going to be a thin room. And if a trade does happen close to the deadline, probably going to be at that defensive tackle position. It's the one position, the
Niners value more than the rest of the NFL. And so there's a lot of promise. There's a lot of potential consistency is going to be the constant climb for those young defensive tackles in that room. And so that's something we got to check back with every week. Yeah, there's no question. I mean, it's it's a week to week proposition for sure. But overall, I mean, I think if you're the 49ers, you got to be pretty pleased considering, you know, you had Alfred Collins and you put him on the roster. He gets hurt. You're kind of in a lurch. But you know what? All of a sudden you still have Grayson, Halton and James Thompson, two really young talented rookies. Thompson's very strong. The Holtons of very good leverage player, very quick, has great, quick feet. I thought those were two of their better rookies to be completely honest as far as the way the nine. I mean, obviously the dolphins are playing a lot of rookies. The Niners
didn't play as many, but I thought of the rookies that I saw obviously Kayla on black had a really good game. But Grayson, Halton and James Thompson played regular rotation snaps inside and were effective. So I'm, you know, obviously it's tough to lose Collins, but it's great to have drafted Halton and signed James Thompson after the draft and both of them make the final 53. And I thought both of them played some meaningful snaps in week one. Yeah, Ed, Ed man, you could even talk, you know, if you want to extend these young guys, Romello height, which whatever narrative you have on Romello height, the defense of in rookie, there is tape to provide. He got pancake maybe four times. He keeps trying to just spin move. Yeah, I mean, also when he's engaged and here comes like he's engaged with the tackle and here comes the guard. The guard can just two hand shiver him and put him on the ground and end the play for him. I'm thankful he's got that guardian kept because he
very easily could add a concoge like he got Molly waps a handful of times, but the flip side of that if you stay with the coaching tape into the fourth quarter when it was past situations only, he got several impactful plays where it was like dude, he was just so close, so close to getting to Stafford. And so I'm not on as down on Romello height. I was at the game. I was like, dude, Romello height sucks. It has been a good or a preseason. You know, he can only win one on ones with the spin move that doesn't work in the NFL, but I came away from the tape thinking, you know what? I saw enough of 94 to where it's like, dude, if you can just limit some of these major negatives, you can see it. And so the explosive, the power hands, the jump, the bend, there were moments where you saw it. And so it's just like, man, can we, can we uncork that a little bit more each week? We'll see how he does against mobile quarterbacks, but I'm walking away after the tape Larry, especially in the fourth quarter. If you want to be a Romello height truther, go watch
the fourth quarter tape. There's a lot of very positive hand usage, you know, good bend, good burst. So I overall bad, but I'm just leaving a little hope out there for you in the Romello height fan club because you're going to have to have him produce at some point. You know, so many other guys on that defensive line have already stepped up. I thought he on white, you know, he's very versatile. You can play inside. He can play outside. He's fast. Thompson's very strong. He's made some good plays. Osa, what a phenomenal addition he is. And Hulton has got quickness. He plays with leverage. I mean, there were several things to like about the 49er defensive front in this game, considering the Rams have a really good offensive line and only give up 23 sacks all of last year. They didn't give up any to the Niners, but the Niners pressure package bothered Stafford and Stafford was sped up. I mean, speeding up a Hall of Famer coming off an MVP year is a hard thing to do in the NFL. And the Niners did it. I also kind of feel like the people
that are super negative on jade and dougher might be missing the boat because I get it. He's not exactly what you want as an edge russia. He's not exactly what you want as a off the ball line backer. But you know what? He's one of the youngest players in the draft this year. He's one of the subsequently he's one of the youngest players in the league right now. So he's a very young player. He's got a great frame a 6465 240 pound frame with long arms. And I just feel like he did some good things. I feel like jade and dougher, you know, especially if they're going to if they're going to you know, try to play some games up front and you know, put him kind of on the solo side and you know, you can you can play some games. I mean, the Niners played a lot of games. And to me, he is a guy that you want kind of to change the angles. You don't want him going stripe on a stripe trying to battle somebody. He's just too lean. But if you can get him moving laterally and,
you know, you're involved in some of these stunts, I think he could be incredibly effective. Both Romello and dougher. Yeah, I agree. You know, dougher looked like a rookie. And it got better and better as the game goes on. I think a lot of times there'll be a play or two on the broadcast coverage where you can tell like 53 to your key. You read the wrong key. You're going the wrong way. You're going against the flow of the ball. It's so like those those plays kind of stand out to a lot of people and people kind of form their opinion around. Man, he looked really bad on that play, which he did. But there were no explosive plays to his fault. It was a learning moment. But you still are seeing the quality tackling. You still are seeing the instincts at times where he is just man, he's seeing it. It's just not there all the time repetitively. And do you have to give it to McVeigh? Like McVeigh is cloak and dagger. He can scheme some stuff up. And I really
thought jaded dougher was going to be the forefront of the McVeigh game plan. What really a lot of plays towards him. And so I'm very happy with the with the performance. Jaden dougher turned in. It's not amazing. It's not oh yeah, he's rookie of the year. It's none of those things. It's okay. He's building a you talk to this. He's played linebacker for a year. One year. One year. And that was a Louisiana of rage and cages. Yeah. How many times are going to reference Louisiana today? I don't know. Not enough time. But no, like the the arrow is pointing up. It really, really is. And so the longer that he gets these reps and gets his feet wet and just understands lining up to Fred Warner, which he didn't get to do in the preseason, right? Because he was out there taking snaps with other guys. He's got to get used to Greenlaw. He's got to get used to Warner. He's got to understand where to be, what to do and all those things. And so this is just the longer that he stays in the fire. Eventually the blowup is going to come in a positive way.
He is an explosive player. You were really high on him, Larry. And rightfully so, my problem was, can he read a defense? He's never been asked to do it. Just going to take snaps takes reps. No question, but he looks like he's a good fit for what they do. All right, let's do this. Let's take John and I and put us in the corner and we will call up our prize picks lineup. Did I put us in the right corner? What happened there? Hold on, hold on. Yeah, there we go. There we go. Okay, so now we'll come over here and change the graphics around. So we have their prize picks, graphic in there. And we want to make sure we do this right. Oh, look at that. There you go. All right, so thank you to prize picks. The crew shows presented by prize picks. America's number one sports picks app. It's available in most states, including California. Sign up with code HMA and play your first $5 lineup or more. And you get $150 in bonus lineups if that initial lineup is a winner. So thank you to prize picks for being
a proud sponsor of the crew show. And we're going to go with some Niners dolphins prize picks here. What jumps out to you will go one or two Niners, maybe one or two dolphins. I see. He Christian McAfry's longest rush. 13 and a half. I love that. Christian McAfry's explosive ladies and gentlemen. There was at one point the third quarter where he had a 14 and a 16 yarder. He didn't do that almost all of the last season. The the explosiveness has returned. I like that bit. I like the dolphins of a young secondary and not a lot of past rush. So I like Brock Purtie more than 19.5 in the fantasy score. I think it's a 20 point day for Purtie. I really think Purtie's going to throw for three bills in this game. I think this dolphin secondary's young and I think he's going to roast them. So that those are we got two there. We'll come up here,
we'll cancel the Niners and we'll put Miami in the box. And we can go with a couple, a couple of dolphins here. What do you like? What do you like? You get Caleb Douglas, you got Chris Bell, you have Daddy. I like you over on Caleb Douglas past targets four and a half. That one stands out to me big time. You got eight targets in this very first game. I think dolphins will be playing from behind. I think they will be one dimensional. I think that they're going to have to throw the ball a lot. You got to throw it to somebody. And Caleb Douglas look really good. Yeah. He's very cool. I would be shocked if he leads all Ricky White receivers and scoring categories. Almost triple crowns the rickies. He looks good. Yeah, I'm going to, I like, I like Devon H&N over 14 rush attempts. I mean, look at the week one. They couldn't get H&N going for whatever reason. And they're going to come to Levi's on Sunday intent on getting H&N
rolling. And I don't, I don't know if it's going to work or not, but I think they don't have a backup running backward with anything. They're going to give him 15 rushes. That'll be my guess. So let's, let's put in our lineup. And there you go. So this is what we went with. We'll view our lineup. And this time we went with a $20 four pick power play. Christian McAfry is going to have at least a 14 yard run. Brock Peri is going to have a fantasy score over 19.5 Caleb Douglas is going to have at least five targets and Devon H&N is going to have at least 15 rush attempts. If all four of those things happen, our $20 becomes $200. Thank you to prize picks. We'll move this all back and put ourselves back in the main, main position here. But thank you to prize picks for being a proud sponsor of the crew show. And also thank you to Sharp Corner Sports cards and collectibles. Thank you to Anthony Katanya there at 205 Cypress Avenue in Pacific Grove. He's at 831-521-5264.
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Jack had it on on X. Basically, Jeremy Fowler listed potential trade fits for Joey Porter Jr. who's in a contract situation with the Steelers. He wants $30 million a year. He's a great corner. And Fowler named the Niners as a team that could target him. Now first thought I think we would all say, no, can't see it. But you got to think a little deeper on this one. One, he says, the 49ers quarterback rotation looks stout Thursday against the Rams, but seasons are long. And Porter would help the defense immensely. Niners do have eight picks and next year's draft. They have around 45 million in the available capspace, though. The plan is to roll a big chunk of that over to cover their big expenditures going into next year. So it's not like they really have that much money to play with. But he goes on to say Porter, opposite Dima Lenore would form a stout one, two cornerback combo, no pun intended. Of course, up to stout is on the Niners.
You know, this is a, as you can tell by the picture, Joey Porter is 34 inch arms. He's a dominant one on, you know, man-to-man corner. And I think this is really, really intriguing. And at first, my first thought was, no, no, it's probably not a fit for the 49ers. But he can play press. He can play man. It's over in Pittsburgh. So, you know, he wants out. They want to move them. They don't want to renegotiate. They don't want to pay them that kind of money. He's a very long corner. He does lack a little bit of long speed. But this guy can play man-to-man. And what's the new trend in the NFL? I was talking to Greg Cosell about this earlier today. He said, there's a lot of three by one sets where the safety gets drawn over to the three wide receiver side. And it's basically the boundary corner playing, you know, zero man, you know, zero
coverage and you know, locked up man-to-man. He's like, in that situation, if you have Joey Porter Jr. as the boundary corner, he can, he can be locked up in zero man and you're totally fine. The other thing that's kind of interesting is that who is making the call on this? I think it's Rahe Morris. And Rahe Morris is the guy that wanted Jaylen Ramsey and LA to begin with. And why is that? And they had good corners there because he's a difference maker. There's a belief in the NFL that if you have lockdown corners, you can do other things. And it opens up all kinds of things that you can potentially do schematically with your fronts to try to generate rush because you've got corners that can be locked out. You can blitz because you can keep your corners locked up in man-to-man. So normally, I would have said, no, I don't see it. I don't think it's a fit for the Niners. And there's a lot of talk at a Detroit that the Lions who obviously lost out on Terry on Arnold and Jeff Akuda and all
these guys. They haven't been trying to get that big dominant fiscal number one corner. They haven't been able to do it. I just think that the Niners love second generation football players and love McCaffrey. They love people whose dads played in the NFL. This guy's dad played in the NFL. And you have Rahe Morris making the call. I think Rahe Morris sees the defensive picture from the back to the front. And I don't, you know, yes, Ronaldo Green had a good week. But you know what? Your third and fourth and fifth corners in today's NFL play and play a lot. And they play, your third and fourth and fifth corners play more than your strong side linebacker as far as total snaps. So I've heard they won a two and a four. What do you think of trying to jump a line and saying, here's a two or four in Ephesians price stock? Here's a tall long corner. You can plug in right now, Pittsburgh. And we'll give you your two and your four. And yes, it's a high price to
pay. And especially because you got to pay this guy 30 million bucks. But you know what? 49ers are not co-sell made the point. Who are they really paying on their defense? They're paying Warner and Bosa and Lenore. But not a lot. They're not paying tons of money to the other guys on that defense. So they could probably fold this guy into their into their plan. You know, the Niners that we think of in past years, I don't think I think they would think more front to back. But the Niners with Raheem Morris as the defensive coordinator may think back to front. And I think that Jeremy Fowler didn't just throw the Niners in that name in that mix for for giggles. I think that's sourced. I bet you anything that he's talked to somebody and they have interest. I think Porter wants to go there. I think all players that want to make this field want to go there.
Like this is a destination. And people can miss me with the off-season stuff and the substation and prices for whatever else. No, no, no. Mike Evans, Christian Kirk, guys want to be here because it's a winning organization with quality coaching and a quarterback in place. Joey Porter Jr.'s awesome. My biggest issue isn't the draft capital. You got to give up for him. It's the price. You got to pay up 30 million dollars. And that corner market has just exploded in two weeks. And that's why he's refusing to play. I ain't paying until I get paid. And I just bit through a lot of that. You're better with Joey Porter. Now I do think the 49ers corner room is strong. I mean, you're finding creative ways to get four corners on the field with that dime package because Jack Jones, you can't keep on the sidelines. Two damn good. You've got Demo signed through 2029. Ronaldo Green is signed through next season.
Up to the stouts got two more seasons on top of that. So you've got continuity and youth in the the corner room. Joey Porter, I would argue is better than any corner you have. I would put him above Demo. Oh, he's there. Number, he'll be there. Number one corner. He'll be the number one guy. He's that good. So I'm okay with the second round pick. I struggle going more than that. Once we get to the 30 million a year, I'm just like, dude, how do you swing that? Niners are negative. Not just next year, but the following year already. But he's a difference maker. He's like, I struggle with the draft capital and the salary cap on top of it, especially whenever you have bigger needs on the defensive line. Like if you're going to trade for a position, but no team is trading players now. This is a unique situation. So for all the trade, you know, whatever stuff that gets put out there, most of them not realistic because teams are not selling right now. This is different because you have a disgruntled cap situation.
So this is a player that is available. And so that's why I think it does deserve credence. I'm not willing to give up a second and 30 million a year, even if the player's worth it, just because the 40 hours cap situation moving forward. I would rather re-sign trade green law, but rather bring in some more defensive linemen. But damn, getting him on there, that would be who you're going to you're on a bench, Ronaldo green. You're just going to have Ronaldo green not take snaps anymore. I want them all. I want to keep Ronaldo green too. I want to keep Ronaldo green. What if you do, okay, I'm sorry, I'm thinking right off top of my head. What if you do Ronaldo green and a third? I mean, that works too. You're the nighters GM. Like, I mean, comfortable put that on the table. That's a two and a three. Yeah, I mean, Ronaldo green's good. Look at this. I don't want to get off with that. There's always idiots in my chat. Why? Why? I love my idiots, but why are there always idiots in my chat? Seriously, look at this one.
I, oh, this is unbelievable. I don't know it. No, no, here we go. To to about that. We all know Larry hates Ronaldo. What? That's too small doubt, man. He was so good. Why do I hate Ronaldo? You know, it's amazing. A nineer person shared with me in the playoffs that Ronaldo in his opinion didn't fit and was a likely trade candidate. I think they probably considered it, but they've changed the coordinator and the new coordinator was like, hey, I like this guy. I like this guy. Or at least said something on lines of I'll work with this guy. I just shared with you the trade rumor that I was told in Philadelphia. Okay. I didn't, I'm not rooting for it. I'm not wishing for it. I wasn't calling for it. I was sharing with you what I was told. That's it. That's it. And just because I shared that with you a few times in streams, people are like,
oh, you're wishing for Ronaldo. You hate Ronaldo. People read a lot into what you say, which is awesome because they should. But yeah, sometimes he gets taken a little too far. And like, and for the F them picks crowd, look at the two biggest traits that happened this off season. The two biggest traits, Miles Garrett and AJ Brown, both on IR after one week. Now I got to tell him always. Larry Ninja. Ninja is cool, Larry. Chill. Also chill. Now I got these guys backing law of war, law of all. I love it, man. Their family, dude, they bond. I love the community, the community rise up. They're rising up. Ninja bro, stay off of ninja. Let ninja rip you, Cruz. It's my wife. That's my wife. You found my burner account. That's what's happened in here. Him it. All you guys beat it.
Knowing SOBs. All right. All right. I'm, you know, I'm just joking. But, um, but no, I, I'm not rooting for, I like Ronaldo. Ronaldo is serious. I've interviewed him. I've talked to him. I really like him. And I was just sharing with people what I was told that in this guy's opinion, Ronaldo didn't fit in the locker room. Ricky, um, according to him was also good. These guys were on the trade market. And I just shared that. I shared that. Um, so, so what can I say? I'm not rooting for anything. Howdy 49 Larry chill. Law is cool. Dude, I'm telling you, they got each other's backs. I love it. I love it. Man. Well, I'm pretty freaking cool too. You know, I agree. I mean, how about how about law chill out? How about ninja chill out? Krug's cool. Can we, can we get somebody in the chat who's like, Hey, ninja, check yourself. This, you know, Krug's all right. Uh, look at this. Now we get another guy in here. Krug is salty about
looters still. Well, I didn't want to lose looter. You know, I didn't want to lose looter. Um, and I definitely, I'm all about Rahim. If Rahim wants to make this move, I give Rahim. I put, I, if I were Shanahan, if I was Lynch, I would take myself out of it and put let Rahim do this. Looters didn't even play weak one, by the way. I'm just kidding. But I mean, I, I, I just like looter because I think looter is the prototype. Now I think I feel pretty vindicated by the fact that five teams claimed him and only two, only like one player, only one other player was claimed by more than one team. And Looter was claimed by five teams. I think isn't that kind of proof that, hey, you know what? Maybe it'll be a little bit more value. I was wrong on looter, by the way. I will throw that out there. Nobody's asking, but I was wrong. All right. Now people are showing me love in the chat. There we go. Come on, guys. We're in this together. I mean, let's love up on a, let's love up on the channel host here. You know, let's love up. There we go. Rise 4329. LOL. We love you. All right. All right. So I won't,
I'm not just going to rip all the cords out and just go bananas on the studio and just lose it. I wouldn't be mad. It'd be good content. We good content. Take me a long time. I can't come over here. Can you plug everything back in? I just, I just torch my setup because somebody called me, it's gonna be trolled me. God damn it. No. Anyway, no, I'm just joking. But no, I, I like Renardo Green is not, I'm not anti-Renardo Green. I was really excited when they drafted him. And I'm, I don't care about it. Have whatever personality you want. I don't need you to fit in. It's if you want to be a lone wolf, be a lone wolf. How is just sharing with you guys what I had heard. And the fact that didn't come to fruition. It's like people are losing their mind. What if it had come to fruition? Am I now the omniscient, all-knowing narrator of Niner Football? That's how I have your contact saved in my phone, actually. So that's what it's under. I'm the shitton narrator of all that is correct. How could I do that if that's Lombardi?
Here we go. We got this one. 49ers now. You guys are mad. Crew isn't David Lombardi. Dude, when you piss people off, you're doing something right. When you piss both sides off, that's when you are just spot on. I'm about to lose it. No. Anyway. All right. Good stuff. Good stuff. Give me a game ball. Give me a surprise game ball. I talked to a guy today in the locker room that I'm going to give my game ball to. I had three great conversations today in the locker room. Two of them on tape. One of them just at his locker. Talk to Obo Ocaron Quo. And you guys banging on me because I said I've been calling him Agbo. Right? Agbo Ocaron Quo. So I went up to him on my cable. I got a YouTube channel. And I love watching your game. I'm big fan of your game, but I've been calling you Agbo. And he's like, okay, no, no, the G silent. It's Obo. So I go, okay, I can go Obo. And I go, Obo Ocaron Quo. He's like, you got the last name down. The Ocaron Quo.
So yeah, I stick with that because I mess up the first name every time too. So the better way to say it is his real first name is Obonia. Obonia. Obonia with the G being silent. It looks like Agbo. But it's Obonia. Obonia. So the wrong. I'm sure I'm my name's John. What are I doing this situation? Yeah. I my name's John, but I go by John, John boy. Now my middle name is Lamar. I could go by that. You couldn't go by that. You could go, you could go JL like JL Skinner. JL Chapman. How's your, that's your, that's where I come from. There we go. JL Chapman. There you go. Um, but no, I mean great guy, great guy. And we had a really good conversation. And you know, he's like, Hey man, I'm out here on the West Coast. I'm living by myself. I'm all I said, what do you do outside of football? And he's like, you know what? This year, I am all in I so much want to win the Super Bowl that I'm just focused on football. He goes, I just live
near the cut near here. And I'm just here home here, home film here, home training. You know, I'm not worried about family or anything. I'm just all focused on winning the ring this year. I thought that was pretty cool. So anyway, Obonia, Okaranko, then I had a great conversation with James Thompson. We talked a little weightlifting. We talked a little bit about his interests. Really great guy. I mean, unbelievably great guy. But the guy who's getting, and those guys could have got my game ball, but the guy who's getting my game ball is the guy that I talked to at his locker. And I walked up to him and I said, bro, you're just blowing, you're just blowing dudes up out there. Who do you think I was talking to? Also, Dickie's, you know, I've been good too. Oh, I was wrong. I was wrong. No, you're wrong. You're wrong. I just, I went up to him on my dude. I love the way you're just blowing dudes up out there, just absolutely blowing people up. Who do you, who blew people up in week one? Marke Siegel. Marke Siegel. All right. There we go.
We got to see Johnny's noses, Niners. Marke Siegel. And he's like, yeah, man, that's what I'm trying to do. He's like, get ready for more of that this week against Miami. I really like Marke Siegel. And I was talking to him. He's like, you know what, K state, I was like, one ninety three, one ninety five in that range. He's like, now I'm up over 200. I'm stronger. And I said, man, you're bringing the, you're bringing the, you know, you're laying the wood on these freaks. I mean, you're just knocking guys around. And he's like, I love it. I love it. You know, it's like, and guys who love to hit love to hit, you know what I mean? You get the feeling like, you know, they're not like, oh, I'm hitting hard, but I really don't love it. No, no, bro, you're blowing people up because you love it. You love it. And so I would give my under, I mean, if I'm going game ball, how do you not go? Boasa? How do you not go? Fred? How do you not go? Evans? How do you not go? Brock? Shanahan? Raheem? I mean, there's some great candidates.
But as far as under the radar, game balls, and that's what I want you to give me one. Give me an under the radar, game ball. I'm going to give my under the radar, game ball, under the radar, game ball to marquee seagull for the hard hitting this guy, this guy just brought his body up and just hurled himself at a number of different guys. And just, you know, I'm like, that's going to leave a mark. That's going to leave a mark. And it's like talking to him about it today and seeing the smile on his face, he loves where he's at. He loves his fit in this defense. And he is ready for liftoff. And I would expect you said Caleb Douglas at a big week. Caleb Douglas did have a big week, but he's also pretty skinny. And it's like Caleb Douglas, you better watch out because marquee seagull is bringing the bringing the heat at safety. So he gets my under the radar, game ball. Who gets your under the radar, game ball? Now I'm staying in the secondary.
Updance stout. I thought I couldn't find one negative play on the kid. Every single thing that he did was a splash play consistently. And you know, we talked about pressures on staffer. What had it picked six if staffer didn't ground one of them. Very positive in the run game. Got a tack for loss. Got two of the hits on staffer himself. I think updance stout is the like people always say like, man, who is the last home run draft pick? You got to go back to Brock Pertie. I think updance stout is him. I think that he has potential to be the best nickel corner in the NFL. And is just such and I love this too because Miami runs more 11 personnel than almost anybody week one in the NFL. So updance stout is going to get even more snaps this week. I hate whenever I like Jayden Dugger. And I wanted to keep getting those snaps, but I hate being in the 4-3. I want updance stout out there every single snap of the game. I think he's our best corner overall. I don't want to move him outside of nickel, but I am just president of the updance stout fan club. He gets my
underappreciated ball of the game. Pound for pound one of the toughest players on the team for sure. Play so physical. He's a small. So on the field. So physical. So physical. My favorite play in the game was when stout wasn't didn't stout blitz on a play where Jones got a P.B.U. Yep. That was a great play because Jones is great in coverage and stout's great as a blitzer. And when you can blitz stout and replace him in the coverage with Jones, and that's win-win. Right? You're getting the rusher and you're getting the you might get the pick. I think if they did that a bunch, you're either stout's going to get some sacks or Jones is going to get some picks. But I love the idea of using those two guys stout to speed up the quarterback and Jones to pick him off. Jones Jones. I got to talk to Jones. By the way, Jones walks around the locker room like he's like it's his like he owns that stadium. It's awesome. I mean the confidence.
You got to love the confidence in a true corner. He played eight snaps and made such a big impact. Yeah. Like eight snaps. Get that guy out there. Oh, get that guy out there. That guy's that guy's. This is my hesitation and talking about the trade to Porter because it's like dude, I want Jack Jones to get more snaps. I want up to stout to get more snap snaps. Like corner is a strength of this team and then it's current situation. I get it. But here's the other thing. When you run out of corners, you're kind of done. And when you run out of corners, then what's left? And if you're worried about your corner depth, I don't know if I can lean on price stock. And if you can get this guy for price stock and a pick, man, I would be all about that. The money part is a big question. But I, you know, I really think Raheem wants to pay. I think he wants another dominant back, back, you know, back end guy. And Porter is also a force off the edge. Yeah. Very good. He likes to blitz. I kind of feel like Porter could be.
Porter's raw too. He's got that rawness that that Joey had that his dad had. And I just feel like the Niners probably are in love with that. My guess is he'll wind up in Detroit, but I'd love to see him here. All right. It is time for our supers. And then we were both for the door. I've gone a little longer than usual, but I had to. We always do Larry. It's what we do. It's what we do. It's what we do. If you, if I say I'm going 50, I'm going 115. If I say I'm going 115, we're going an hour and a half. If I say I'm going an hour and a half, we're going to be here all fucking. Larry said we're going 45 and we're at 115 and I love it. I'm sorry. And sorry for the swearing, by the way, I know there's some people that watch with kids and I try to keep it under control. All right. Raisin brand done, which is a, which is an awesome handle. I like raisin brand done. Or is it raisin branded? Both are awesome. Well, maybe it's, well, it's got to be raisin brand, right? Raisin is raisin is raisin brand
with a D or no, so it can be raisin brand. So it could be raisin brand done. Oh, I could be wrong here. Or it could be, it could be raisin brand in 35. Either way, I'm as a person who really loved raisin brand as a kid. I'm calling you raisin brand done. All right. Anyway, he says I had, I had good roux cooked by a local thin like flank. That's not how I had it. That is not how I had it. But next time there we go. Next time. Sounds awful. I mean, let's be honest. Hymns to for Johnson, up in shark 2.0. Yeah, shark to K one Williams, baby. He even does the shark blitz. I love it. K one Williams was awesome. Up in has unlimited potential over K one ways. What's you know, he couldn't guard that slot fade. It was just his Achilles heel and just got toasted all the time. Haven't that had been a problem with up in style yet. I didn't realize that was the nickname for K one. He was the shark. Is that why he was always. Yep. Yeah, that was his
nickname. I start calling myself shark. Oh, just in the middle of the shit, just in the middle of the stream. That's right folks. That's right. Poke myself in the eye. Break my nose. I'm out. Bleeding. You don't have to help it on the shark has gone down. The shark is bleeding. Self inflicted shark wound. All right. I'm right now. I'm just I'm just I'm using myself. But we've got this one from Michael TJ Slayton may be available. Oddman out in Cincinnati. Okay, that's interesting. We just got McKinley. There are other odd men out. I wouldn't mind picking Devon Eastern off Seattle's practice squad. John Schneider, are you listening? Anthony Ketanyus in the house. Another amazing show. Hope all is well to you both. Nixikell stopped by the shop yesterday. Great guy. Go Niners. Yeah. Nixikell's a good dude. Good. He's a sports historian. He wrote his dissertation on I think Barry Bonds. If my
mind didn't know that. I didn't know that. But I really like Nixikell. Really good dude. Really good dude. M. Baylis is get Porter now before the Rams are Seattle do. Yeah. I mean, if Seattle wants Terry on Arnold. What do you think they would think it's going to this guy's going to cost you more. But you know what? Like when I was talking to John Lund about it the other day on the radio, John's like, Hey man, I love the idea. Just don't want to trade that number one. Well, if the price tag is a two and a four, I think that might be reasonable. And the way the Niners have kind of not done great on some of their picks. You know, those the pick price seems fair. Seems fair. It almost seems like it might be a good deal. Mendes says, what's up guys? If the Niners have a great start, do you see them making some trades? I see them tweets. I see some tweets earlier this week about bringing back DeForest Buckner. You know, I don't think DeForest Buckner is coming back. But I do think the four Niners are going to make trades. But I, you know, how aggressive they'll be. I'm not sure. It's hard to say Lynch has always kind of referenced it
like a challenge to the roster. Like if you guys play well and we get to November and we're right there at the deadline, we will, we will step up and support the locker room with some, you know, a significant move of some kind. And he's always done that. And I love the move that he made last year for key on white. Look how good key on white looks. He looks fantastic. So, um, you know, I'm a big fan of Lynch. And I know lots of people are like, oh, Lynch is struggled in this net. We can all see, but personnel is hard. Okay, it's not easy. If it was super easy, you know, there would be dynasties left and right. It's a hard thing to pick players. I'm not giving him an excuse or, you know, and just because I like him, I'm just saying, he's done some good trades. He's made some good picks. He's had some mistakes. But I don't think I would fire him. I think I would, I think I would still like to see John running the show. They have had deep rosters many of the years he's been there. So that's kind of, I had to think this one
over because I really don't want John to get fired. But at the same time, I'm really frustrated by some of the moves they've made. And, but that's where it sits with me. I'm frustrated by it. I wouldn't mind seeing them be better at drafting. But maybe the solution is, you know, FM damn picks like less need and trading a few of them for veterans and trying to get over the top that way. If you get close enough, it's not a bad idea. And they're, they might be in that close enough window. All right, John, that is going to do it for us. I'll give you the final word before we bolt for the door. It's always fun to stream with you. John and I stream Wednesdays at 715 tonight. It was 730 because I was pushing a little late with the nine or schedule. Appreciate John. But I like our, our, our Wednesday time period. I like our window. But I'll give you the final word. It's been a, um, a eventful day in Ninerland with the struggling news with the Ton just news. And obviously the Niners getting back on the practice field. Final thought before we pull the plug. Man, what a great week. Open up one and oh against a division rival. And now you've got the dolphins who might be one
of the worst teams in the NFL coming in house for the season opener. This is a wonderful time. If you are a fan and you're struggling and you're upset about whatever, whether it's injuries or somebody not playing well or not making a huge straight reset. The 49ers are in control of their own destiny and they're ahead of the eight ball. You got to love where they're at. It's going to be a lot of fun this week. I think the Niners win. We'll talk more about that on both of our shows respectively. But good time to be a 49ers fan Larry. No question. Um, I'm doing a regular buy monthly is by monthly mean twice a month. Yes. Okay. Or is it by weekly is by weekly twice a month. Send my monthly, right? Would be semi monthly. That's it. How about this by weekly is to is every every other week. Okay. So by weekly, I'm doing a deal with great co-sell from NFL films. And we just had them on this morning. We put it out. And I can't believe what it's
done. It's got like 75,000 views. So it's an amazing. All Larry. Well, dude, I mean Greg deserves it all. I'm just having him on. But it's really good stuff. It's I'm very proud of it. If you watch the crew show on YouTube, YouTube for the live stream. Some people watch for the live streams. Don't watch the videos. Some people watch the videos. Don't watch the live streams. I get it all. But go check out great co-sell half hour. I was from earlier today and he had several great observations offensively defensively. How the Niners beat the Rams. It's really, really good stuff, I think. And he'll be back with us in a couple weeks. So check that out if you can on on the crew show on YouTube. But that's going to do it. Thanks to prize picks. Thank you to Nevada Chevrolet.com. Thank you to pig and a pig and a pickle. Also, thank you to the sponsor of the Greg co-sell show, AlmarMarina.net Sacramento's favorite lunch spot. Eat while you're dying on the Sacramento River. Check them out. AlmarMarina.net on the web. Great spot. If you're up in Sacramento,
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