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Best line in sports talk. Football Friday week three NFL college football. Also on Saturday, and this is a note to President Trump. Lose the hurricane's number. If you ever show up to a Miami hurricane game, you will be exiled. You're telling me you shut off the last two minutes of Communications in an national championship game because the president was leaving the building. Sarc even mentioned that yesterday at his presser to take a Tennessee on. Hey, President Trump, don't go to any more hurricane games. Don't need it. Hey, lose our number. Yeah, they shut the communications off between both sidelines with two minutes left in a national title game. How you doing?
Hey, why do we do a try that shit in the NFL during a Super Bowl? You think you're cutting down the communications between two sidelines? Give me a break. Yeah, not happening. Football Friday, Super Chats go to the top. Please hit the like button. Appreciate you very much. Game is on Monday week three of the NFL. I can't believe it, man. We're already here. Already here week three. We're kind of getting into now this big time role here where these games are coming so fast now. So I appreciate you, brother. Thank you so much for starting our day off each and every single day. You just see our boy, Swav here. Hit us up with a super. That's how you get recognized here on the program. And then you become one of the fixtures on our program as people we start to go to to kind of go along with our sports talk. And I'll say this one more time. No place in Philadelphia to get an opportunity to go back and forth with the host.
Even if you are saying stupid shit like Dick track or Reyes or the sky Lamar who's the biggest tool bag that ends up going over to my Twitter page ex account and trying to tell me that Cooper D'Agin is going to reset the market. Because he's a more multitasking player. You don't get paid because you play two positions. You get paid by position. The best player in the sport in the NFL doesn't make the most money. This isn't baseball. Okay, this isn't baseball. The best player in the sport makes the most money. That's not how that works in the NFL. They label you and that's why how he wants him to be a safety. And this is why how he doesn't want that guy with a distinction on being a corner.
Corners make more money than safeties. Safeties are never going to make more money. Like ever then corner backs in the NFL. That's like saying tied ends will make more money than wide receivers. That's not happening. The greatest tight ends. The most impactful tight ends were never the highest paid pass catchers. Why? Tide ends don't make more than wide outs. Okay. Green Bay Ralfers dude. Hey, listen. Having 500 yards and having 500 yards put up on you at Lambo is quite a feat. That's not the easiest place to go play. Okay. Darwin James is not going to make more money than anyone else.
Okay. Here. Let's go to spot track here. Okay. Wrong again. Dude, you. If I put a collection up for how many times you say fucking stupid shit, I would retire tomorrow. So, I'll just talk to you. I'll just talk to you about how many times you say fucking stupid shit. So, you're the one who says fucking stupid shit. You're the one who says fucking stupid shit. Okay. I'll just talk to you about how many times you say fucking stupid shit. Okay. Let's see here. Let's see here. Okay. Highest paid quarterbacks in the. through 24 go 26. People don't get paid because you play multiple positions. Nobody gets paid because you pay play multiple positions.
They label you as a safety as an edge. By the way, Miles Garrett's the best player in football. He's not the highest paid player. He's not the highest paid player. Anyway, this is one of the things that how he is going to do. Safety's make less money as a collective. Okay, stingy all these players. These guys again, that position. Let's see here. No. I just paid. I'm going to say these in the NFL. 26. Okay. Dorwin James right now makes $25 million in Kyle Hamilton makes $25 million. Highest paid corners.
Is Christian Gonzalez 33 million. Diven weather spoon 33 million. Denzel Ward 31 million Trent McDuffy 31 million. Saw Schardner 30 million. The eighth highest paid guy on this list is JC Horn at 21 million. 25. That's exactly what Dorwin James makes. Cooper to Jean is not going to be the highest paid DB and football. That's not happening. Travis Hunter will not get paid for multiple positions. Nobody in the NFL gets paid for multiple positions. How many guys do you remember when a guy by the name of Jimmy Graham, who was tied in? Remember, he kept bitching about the fact that he had the most receptions in all of pro football.
And he should be labeled as wide out. Why do you think you should be labeled as a wide out? Well, he wanted to make wide receiver money. Everybody in the NFL is in a box left guards centers, right guards, right tackles, left tackles. This is how they collectively bargain this. The best player in the sport doesn't make the most money. He doesn't make the most money. This is why how he's trying to get Cooper to Jean to be labeled as a safety rather than a corner. He's never in a million years, no matter how many pro balls he makes. He will never make more money than a corner back. Ever. Ever.
We got a few linemen that need to get cut and Lane Johnson will retire. That will make enough room for our youth building it all fits of line. You think it's going to be that easy? Find eight five new guys or three new guys going that online. You don't have Jeff Stoutman in the room, folks. By the way, okay, by the way, they may have the most significant injury on Monday in Chicago. You've got a longer laundry list of players that are injured though. They've got the biggest name, their quarterback, but you got significant guys banged up heading into that Monday night game. And that's why the spread is only four and a half. I mean, that's why that game's only four and a half and 41 and a half when it comes to the over under. Barkley's going into that game.
It's your two. By the way, here's Dickhead, Reyes. We don't need Jeff Stoutman anywhere near our team. Dude, your old line blows worse. Why is Tyler steam playing bad and why is Lane Johnson not playing good, Reyes? Let me guess because he's old and he's not good. How come the entire old line, even the guys that are healthy aren't playing well? Reyes, why is it the old entire old line playing well? What do you think? When it comes to your run game? Why do you think? By the way, the Eagles don't have a problem, past protection. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, no, he's not. No, he's not. No, he's not. No, he's not. What is the number? The Philadelphia Eagles are ranked 22nd in run and run offense.
How can it be Lier's month when he had the same problem the year ago? Dude, they're not playing well. You're 24th and rushing in your 22nd in run blocking. Nobody on your old lines playing well. Get this. Reyes says you're playing well and you're running the ball well. Okay. Says you're playing well. That you're running the ball well and you're playing well, rushing the ball. And that old line is ranked 22nd in run offense. Let's see here. First two games. Let's see here, offense. Let's see offense.
Let's see. 1026. NFL two games. 2026. Let's see here. Here we go. Let's see. Let's go team. Right now, rushing. Let's take a look at this. Rushing leaders. Let's see in rushing. Right now, you're 14th in rushing. You're 14th in rushing. You had 112 yards of game last week at 89 yards against the Titans. That's Jeffrey Simmons. He had 136 in the opener yet 89 in the last.
And you're now 14th in rushing. Oh, and by the way, the bears are the number one running attack and football heading into this game. Sales, I keep an eye on the kit from Missouri. They say he's better suited to play gardening NFL because he doesn't have lateral quickness. I'll make this point to you right now to, dude, heading into this football game. The Eagles got a laundry list of Eagles that are hurt. You may have the more significant injury if you're the bears at quarterback. But you've got a more significant names and more significant injuries as a collective. Here, heading into this game on Monday night. And your injury report came out yesterday. You got Bigsby who did not practice. God, who did not practice. Shipley who did not practice. So let me ask you this. If Barclay has a game where he can't finish, who's your running back?
Devante Smith did not practice hamstring. That's probably more managing him. Sick one, Barclay left practice, Jalen Carter left practice, Jonathan Bernard. I don't know. Andrew McCuba once again on the injury list. And Tyler Steen now shoulder. Isn't it wild? How many offensive guys are banged up on this team? One, two, three, four, five, six. Six of your one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Six of your nine guys you listed on your injury report or on the offensive side. We need lateral thickness to your douchebag. Moving camp to guard when he practiced, he didn't practice their all-summer mistake. Steen is not a run guard.
Better in pass. Yeah, because you know why AC? He's more of a finesse. He's more of a finesse guy. No doubt, man. SIG, that'll be the last time we go to you for a couple of weeks. They didn't fit the scheme. Jesus Christ, guys, what are you staring at on TV? These dudes can't blast off the ball for a wide zone offense. Hey, Skipper. Why can't Eagle fans see that what you just said? What? What? Bro, you didn't prove me wrong. Durwin James is not the paid hire than a corner. How'd you prove me wrong? Durwin James is not... Hey, see, here's the guy right here. This guy's trying to tell you that a safety is going to make more money because he plays multiple positions and he's going to make more money than the cornerbacks like Trent McDuffy.
That'll never happen. You're not paid for being the best player in the game. You're paid by position. And that's why how he's putting him at corner, dude. Case closed. Just because you can play multiple positions. There's players in his league that play multiple positions. And multiple fronts. They're not paid on that. You're either a left guard, center, right guard. Do you know that right guards are paid less than left guards? Did you know that? Did you know that left tackles are paid more than right tackles? Did you not know that? That's okay. Coup is not an outside cornerback. Stop it. You should know better. I know that. He's not going to be the highest paid DB. No, I'm not. You just got through telling me you said door one James was paid more than a corner.
Bro, another guy. Be quiet. You're making yourself look like a fucking stupid ass. I think since three out of five aren't playing good. The tackles are to compensate, which then hurts the responsibility. Once you have 60% of the line missing assignments, it doesn't matter. That's right. What the tackles do. Because it's a collective unit. But like you're right. That's exactly correct. Because they are dumbasses and they don't know shit about ball. Living in all fairy tale land sales. I got you, man. I'm gonna use people, man. You know what? You're right. It's crazy. Heard suffered a right throwing elbow injury late in the third quarter of the Eagles. 25, 20 win against the Bears in December of 18, 22 at Soldier Field. Thanks for the history lesson. Yo, sales.
Toy think the Rams going to trade Puka. Is he not playing Sunday? Why would the Rams trade Puka Nakuwa? To who for what? To make their offensive attack more limited? I mean, dude, sales. Durwin James got an extension at 25 million and 22. His 10 was getting paid 24. Pastic's retained makes $33 million right now. He makes $31 million. He makes. Safety's don't make more money than corners. True. They don't make more money than corners. Titans will never make more money than wide receivers no matter how good you are. The best player in football smiles Garrett. He'll never make 60. The best player in football gets paid by his possessive. His position.
Not because of who he is like baseball. How do you not know this? What happened to no one likes us? We don't care. Seems like most of the fan base cares about now is seeking validation from people. What the fuck are you talking about? Puka is going to get a payday in Ramland. He's hurt. McVeigh said they are hoping he's back for the Philly week next week. I'm not saying anything. I don't think you're saying that to me, Skip. I'm with you, man. I mean, they're not trading Puka Nakuwa. Why are you arguing sales about Cooper? No, this guy posted something over on my ex account. This idiot, one of the stupidest people on the planet, Lamar. He posted this thinking, well, because he pays multiple positions,
he's going to make a generational money and he's going to reset the market. And he's going to make more money than what a corner would make. I'm like, he'll never make that. Slot corners and safeties don't make more money than cornerbacks. That's just the way it is. Even the franchise tags dictate that. Look at a franchise tags. They put you in a box. Do they have the high here? Do they have the franchise tags? What are the franchise tags per position? Any NFL? This is how the owners keep you in the box. Franchise tags. It's why Cooper want they want to put Cooper as a safety. Franchise tags for NFL players. 26. Here's the franchise tags. By position.
I ended up here by position. 48 million for the quarterbacks. Franchise tags. Let me see. I've got to put franchise tag here. Hold on. Franchise tag. Somebody's debate here. Here they are. Quarterbacks are 14-3. Wide receivers are 27-2. DTs are 27-1. Linebackers are 26. That's just per position. The best guys on the planet. Okay. Durwin James does make more than slot cornerbacks. Though Cooper was only slot not getting outside corner money. Yeah. He's not getting outside corner money. He's getting slot money or or the safety money.
Slot is probably going to pay him more. That's why Vic doesn't want to move him. Not only because he's great in the slot, but because guess why? It's a way for how we have to pay him more. A slot corner slot corners might actually make less than safeties. This is money ball they're doing here. Because they got to pay Q. Q is going to make 34 million. Probably highest paid corners in pro football. Who are the highest paid corners? Here we go. So Gonzalez is making 33-75 and Witherspoon is making 33. By the way, there's no slot corner on this fucking list. These are all corners. Certain makes 24 ramsy. I can't believe ramsy still makes 24-3. Stingely makes 30. Okay. There's no safeties or slots in this conversation.
And what they're going to do with Q. Q is going to make 34 million dollars a year. Cooper does mean he's not going to make that money. Cooper is going to come in at around 26. If he stays in the slot, he'll be at 26. He's never going to make more than a corner. Okay. I said Cooper was all pro slot 25 and moved the safety will enhance. No, it. Okay, enhances resume. That won't get him paid. You want people to think how he's trying to scam. He is trying to scam him. If you put a guy in at slot or safety, it's less money. How are you not understanding that? It's less money. How are you not getting that?
Big sales is entirely possible. The eagles go into soldier field Monday night and get smacked around by the bears. Okay. Cooper gets safety money. Q will get the highest paid corner pack. Jalen will get a brink truck. If he continues to play like this, Lori's going to write big checks after this year. What do you do with a Jomo? What do you do with a Jomo? Goodbye. Okay. I know Chris, people don't understand that. You get paid by a position. You don't get paid because of your name. Well, you do get paid because of your name because you become the highest paid pay or at that respected position. We say, Cooper will set the market at, okay. Okay. Okay. So he gets 26. Sure. He's not making more money than corners. Lamar, this guy over here 75 is trying to tell you because he plays multiple positions and his resume will be enhanced
that they're going to pay him more. They're not going to pay him more. Just because a tight end catches 100 catches. You know what tight end could lead the NFL in past catching receptions? He's not going to get paid like a wide out. He gets paid like a tight end and tight ends don't make near the money. Wide outs make because you're paid by position. Okay. I mean, a Jomo will allow you to complain about paying people, but you continue to develop players. A Jomo will allow you to complain about paying people, but you continue to develop players. You're paying the wrong people. You're paying the wrong people. Sales cow Gordon with the bears is the highest paid slot
at 13 million. Thank you. Well, I think Sanders right though when it comes to Darwin. But the highest paid slot is 13 million. You're right. I know that. I know that. If you pay him, that's why you put him over at safety too. He's going to make more. You keep him in the slot. I mean, he's going to make Darwin James probably north to Darwin James money. 26 somewhere there. He can make it into 30s. He's not making 30 million dollars. I have a feeling how we made decide against paying, against extending hurts to fix that old line. As this offense really isn't built for hurts. RPO first kill a skill set. Hey, Grant, they're not going to let Jalen hurts go into next year with only 20 million guaranteed.
Into a year where there's 30 million hanging out there where if he gets hurting, it only gets 20 million. And there's no fail saves if he gets injured. There's no way clutch sports. Jalen hurts will not play in 2027. If his contract is not addressed and I think it will be addressed. To what extent I don't know and to what they will do, I still don't know. But it will be addressed. Good or bad. It will be addressed. He's in a similar situation like Milton was sales. I would love to pay a Jalen, but those all the three are more of a priority for how he. I know for sure. Absolutely. Oh, by the way, I just told Xander this. And I got to tell you, Michael Urban's brand new Netflix show. And they're going to send down a car for me.
And I think I'm going to be on the White House with Willie McGinniston him. I think next week we take it on a Saturday. And I think they are. I don't know when, but Michael's invited me to do that TV show that he's doing for Netflix. So I'm looking forward to that. As a matter of fact, I'm going to post it after this show on my ex account that we're going to be on next week on Michael Urban's White House. Sales, why would a team like Houston draft Jeremiah Smith when their offensive line is shit? They would trade out, trade back and build up. I'm not, sometimes though, dude, you see a generational talent like Jeremiah Smith. And you got to take him. Even at the expense, maybe, of a position that you're in more need of. Dude, anytime you go with need, this is what how he did, how he went with need.
Look what it got him. It got him to underachieve or so far in the first month of the season. He needed a white out and he thought he needed a tied in. Well, those were needs instead of looking at the best player on the board, like a Campbell, like a Carter. He just looked at the best players that those respected spots and goes, he's the best player. That's how I think you should draft. You start drafting with need. You're going to get the sixth best offensive guard. Why would I draft the sixth best offensive guard? I can get that same guy in the third round. Especially when these numbers are so close to one another. Harrison Smith, a six-time pro baller safety that also allowed at times to cover corners, never saw cornerback money. It's ridiculous. They just get double team like 70% of his snaps.
Then why isn't Carter making plays consistently? So wait a minute. The guy I paid $38 million to gets one on one. So the guy paid $26 million gets double team more. And I pull him off the field on third down. Hang on, Twis. So Twis says a day was gets double team 70% of the time. Well, that's only first and second down. And so like you pull him off the field and what happens to Carter? As I said to you, I wouldn't have paid jail in Carter till the end of the year until I saw what we played. Let's see how we plays Monday night. You should have every opportunity to dominate that football team on Monday. There should be no excuses. The Bears defense is not that good. You're going to probably be playing against Case Kingdom. You have no excuses.
God forbid, Monongai and Dandre Swift, wreak havoc on you and run the football down your throat and beat you like they did last year. I mean, okay, I mean, at the end of the day here, you're two defensive tackles. As I said, here, I'm going to get to them in a minute. You got a big challenge on Monday. You have not played well. Well, Sills, you said it yourself, Carter would have, would have held out definitely. I know he would have. So you signed him because he threatened you? Sills, would Colin Simmons work in Vic system? You mean Jeffrey Simmons? Colin Simmons. Colin Simmons. Refresh me here. Sorry, Colin Simmons.
Who's Colin Simmons? Oh, the kid from Texas. The DT, I was thinking of NFL guy. The kid from Texas, right? The kid from Texas. He might. Yeah, I saw that kid play. The kid from Texas you're talking about. Sales, all the Eagles, uh, sales, all the Eagles have to do is load the box in their case to beat them over the top. You know, what's funny? You should say that. I had a conversation with Tom there today. And you know what Tom there said that, uh, Brian Flores did last week? What do you, what do you think he did?
Against the Bears last week. And they're talking about Fick Fangio in Chicago right now. Does anybody know? Doug, hilarious. Hey, does anybody know what Brian Flores did to the Bears? Last week, but sales, don't you always complain of how he doesn't address a position? So wouldn't sign a prospect generational talent that may not help positions in need. Am I stupid for not understanding? Doug, if I got the best player on the board in front of me there, and you've got the fifth best guard, what do you think is in the best interest? Just trading out, trading down, trading down makes more sense. If I've got, if I've got needs, I'm trading down if that player. When I get to 15 or 16, if I look at the board and that guy's not
something that I think is really going to help my football team, why would I stay there and draft the third best OG? And all of a sudden the best ad runs are false to me. What would you do? The third best offensive guard? Or sign the best talent on the board? Do you want the most talented player? Or do you want the biggest need? Because if you start signing for biggest need, especially in the first round, that's where teams miss. Jaha Ghamel fell to the Eagles. This is one of the reasons I would rather pick at the bottom of the draft at times. You know why? The best players start to fall in order at around 25 down. Have a laugh for all kids at heart. How you doing? And why New Jersey Maniac? How you doing? Yes. Yes. Does anybody know what Brian Flores did on Monday? Or last week against the Vikings?
Yes. When the Vikings defensive coordinator played against the Chicago Bears last week, what did Brian Flores institute versus the Bears? What did he do? He changed it up a bit. And Tom told me what he did. So they went to like five guys in the box. They went to five guys and it slowed down the Bears. I think you're going to see that come Monday. I think Vick's going to take that Flores defense of plan. And I think he's going to use a lot of it. And they're going to force those quarterbacks to have to make plays. And I'm talking to Bears guys to make plays. Colston Loveland has one catch.
So to me, I think the guys they're going to go after are going to beat you a hot Campbell. And they slid guys all up and down the line did the Vikings against the Bears. And it confused them. And they couldn't get their run game going. And so at the end of the day, I think Vick's going to do that. Brian Flores put together a hell of a game plan. Actually, he's not been. And actually, I think he's been okay. I don't really think Jog Campbell's been really great. I think he's been okay. I don't think bad. Then again, I don't think your defense has been all that hot. Especially in the run game. Your run defense is not very good. And you're like 24th against the run. In your run defense. So I think they're going to cover that up and play more five man front.
But that gives the Bears big play opportunities. Now, I don't do I think that case canum's going to go in there on a Monday night and throw for 358 yards. No, I don't. I don't think he's played in three years. The only way that works is if we can semi stop the run. It's risky to have five men in the box with a two headed monster like that. Absolutely because here's the thing, Bootleg. They get to the second level. It's over. You'd see big play runs. Seals, you think good-nard wrecks the game? No, I don't. I think he would be on a pitch count. He has been practice in two months. And he has to play the football game yet. You think that guy's going to go in there, play 65 plays? Vick said that last week. This past week. He's not ready to play. Now, I don't think it's going to take him seven weeks to get up the bar.
Okay. Clint is definitely the next DC after Vick sells. Did you see the video of him and Bond during the tights? This game, Bond was picking his brain about things. I think Clint, I like Clint a lot. I do too. Clint did a pretty decent job up there in Seattle for Pete Carroll. Yeah, I do. Okay. You're judging Campbell's coverage from the Washington game. Yeah, Washington sucks. Do you know Washington has a, do you realize that between Washington and Tennessee, they're going to start to season out, oh, and 16 as a combination. So, I know injuries are no excuses. And next man up, but man, I was spending place. He didn't practice due to hamstring. That would be catastrophic.
If he can't play or he's limited on Monday, he had a limited Barclay and limited Smitty. That would be catastrophic. And then the Bears, what ever chance to win that ball game? No, Smitty and a kind of Barclay, you're not winning that game. I don't care what the quarterback is. They're just going to run the ball. It's just right. Right now people are not scared of Carter. He's not a tone setter or game record like Crosby every down. Carter's too hit or miss. Like I've said before, like I've said before, I would have waited for Jalen Carter and how we played at the end of the year. Sales, let me take when people say Drew Kendall could be better than Langton and Dickerson.
They're not saying that. Are they really? Because, oh, because of health. No one is talking about the 24 version. We are talking about 25 and 26 version. Talking about that guy at Kent Block. Yeah, that's right. People are saying Drew Kendall is better right now than Dickerson, because Dickerson can't block. It's quite a statement. Here. That's you played the DT position. You know how hard it is to play that position with Owen Armick. Carter still is still disruptive. No, he's not. Not on the run. He's not. You've not been disruptive on the run. How are you saying that, dude? You're one of the worst football teams in the league on the run. And the only way the Titans and the commanders were in the game was because they ran a ball on you. And now he's heard again. Okay, more excuses.
Last year at shoulder. Now it's wrist. Holy cow, guy. Madon, man. Hey, Dad, last year you had an excuse on his shoulders. This year you had an excuse now on his wrist because he's got a cast. And you paid him 38. Keep it up, dude. I'm sure there'll be another one soon. Seals, did you see the GM from the commander said that Daniels isn't having surgery in his week to week. Huge mistake. Daniels needs a huge knee brace on that arm. Yeah, you know, man, I think what's starting to happen. We're starting to see a little RG3. Okay, I mean, I don't know. You're legitimately retarded. You think the birds need to be a top five in every metric.
Bro acting like he was a winner. You're a bum player. At least I was a player. And who and guy, I never said he had to be top five. You're not good at stopping the run. And you're not good at running the ball. Top five. You know, we're near the top five. You know, we're near the top 10 and any of that. Who said top five? That's a you thing, guy. Listen, here. Doomer Dan, here we go. Here I'll go. Here you tell me folks. How you feel about this? You tell me if I read this, this is Doomer. Tank Bigsby Admin didn't play. Dallas Goddard didn't practice. Will simply didn't practice. The Vante Smith didn't practice.
Sick one, Barkley left practice. Chandler Carter left practice. Jonathan Grenard left practice. Andrew McCuba left practice. Tyler Steen shoulder left practice. Is that Doomer? Or is that a bunch of guys two weeks going into the season? So called taking care of all your players because you don't play pre-season. Doesn't seem to be an effect here. It's only been eight quarters and you've got that injury list and you've got it landed in Dickerson out. And you've got your second round pick still out. That's Doomer. I guess if I report that, that's Doomer shit, right? Or I talk about it. Carter used to get big push into the backfield and blew up plays on run downs. He's not doing that right now. Failure no. Something Vic needs to fix. I think that kid needs to get his ass going. Hey dude, nothing with Liars Month when you get run over.
That's got nothing to do with Liars Month. The fun more physical than you and I'm throwing right hand and knocking you out. I'm going to knock you out in September and I'm going to knock you out in February. That's like saying that a guy throws a hundred mile an hour of pitch in September. If he throws a pitch in February, it's Liars Month in a that's the collective. I'm talking about players getting run over. I'm not talking about the unit. I'm talking about individual guys like David St Carter not playing the run well. The problem with Carter is sales. He takes plays off. Yeah. And he gets drug by common players. It's clear as day. But when a play is needed in a big situation, he makes it. For example, on camward in the fourth. Yeah. He makes flash plays.
He'll do this and I agree with you. Skipper, he'll go like this. One great play. Two good plays. He'll take two off. Make an average play. Then make another splash play. That's exactly who he is. And here's the problem you have on the other side of him. Okay. Since you're not really doing that great a job on first and second down defensively. And a lot of teams are in third and short and you can't get off the field. Because teams are running the ball. Jordan Davis is not earning his money. I'm putting you in third and short. Or third and long to get off the field. If my nose tackle is playing great football and you're constantly in third and long, my nose is done the job. That's up to the secondary on third and long if you want to yank me out. I kept you in third and long because first and second down.
I dominated. And you're third and seven. Third and seven and nine. I did my job. But if you're constantly in third and short and you can't get off the field. And you're one of the worst defenses on third down. You're not doing your job. I don't think you guys see that. They're both not doing their jobs against football teams that aren't that hot. Now you're coming up with a stretch. Hey, hey, and the reason I'm here with this. This is going to be a pretty good test on Monday. Because here, the bears are going to be one dimensional Monday. They have to be. How will Ben Johnson hide that deficiency at quarterback up? It's going to be the question. I have been to think that coach, by the way, Durana coach, on your coaching staff in that guy's league, Ben Johnson.
Dur is not a coach on the Eagle staff. That's remotely close. And if I had to have a guy that was going to go against Vic and today's NFL, it'd be Ben Johnson. Dude, the Detroit Lions are nowhere near the same offensive unit without him. They wobbled. They're not that great. Their situational play calling is not that hot. He went from Jared golf, a dropback guy to a mobile guy. He could coach versatile and multiple styles of quarterbacks. And he's proving it. Jared golf and Caleb Williams can't be any more different in style of play than those two dudes. Anyone with both. And he moved the sticks with both. I mean, it's insane how good of a coach that guy is. You put a Super Bowl next to that guy in the next couple of years. Ben Johnson will be the best play calling head coach in Profitball. I mean, how he deals with quarterbacks.
It doesn't matter style of play. He builds an offense to the skill set. Guy has a certain skill set. Ben Johnson builds that skill set. Has Jared golf? Jared golf was a cast off from that Rams trade. And Ben Johnson got him paid. He got him paid. He now makes $53 million a year. I thought Jared golf was going to be a stopgap guy after they dealt Stafford to the Rams. Shit. It's been one of the best winning eras of Lions football in the last 70 years. I mean, by the way, the job and the style of play did last year. Randy Eagles over. I'm sorry, but that's not worth the money for me. He needs to get his ass in shape.
Pisses me off. He should be wrecking games. Yeah, but you know what? You got guys in here making excuses up because he's injured again. Hey, it's a small sample size. I agree. Okay. I agree. Best thing Ben Johnson can do is go uh, jump up packages under center and mirror the run with past to give Keen a best funded to be able to move the ball with play action after establishing the run. Well, I gotta tell you that's probably some of the stuff we're gonna we're gonna see is that they're gonna play a lot of stuff under center. Maybe this dude does understand sports. We are a fan base. We care about wins. The fuck we care about players bags. Well, that affects whether or not they're on your football team or not. If you don't talk about the finances of the NFL, you don't understand the NFL. This is the reason you don't have Josh Wet, Milton Williams,
and Jalen Phillips and other players. Because you let those guys go. That's part of football. So hold on for a second. Yeah, not happening. So I won't be surprised if the Bears attack coop in the slot based on his first two weeks. Yeah, I'd be careful with that. They sit there and think that because Cooper has been played well in two weeks that um, you're you're gonna all of a sudden go to guy sucks. This is like way off the reservation. Let's see. Can't afford everything. Everyone either with the cap. And no. And you're losing a jama right? You're probably going to lose a woman. Yeah, you're going to lose steam.
Yeah, and so, congratulations to you. Way to play along. You may have 10 year olds in this chat. These people are ridiculous. Yeah, I guess. I mean, some of the folks in here don't really get. Um, again, where we're going here. Look, here I'll tell you on a Friday. What do I what do I think happens? I think Jalen pulls it out. Um, I think the Bears are going to run the football down your throat. And I think the Bears don't be shocked if the Bears have 200 yards rushing in this game again. I heard John say that won't happen again. Why Carter's been getting pushed around by the commanders and the Titans. Now you're going against a better unit. And all of a sudden Carter's going to play better. Based on what? I didn't get that comment from John today. Carter's not going to get pushed around like he did a year ago.
Well, he's been pushed around by the Titans and the commanders. The only reason those games were closest because those teams with lesser old lines than the Bears is because they ran a football. I mean, they weren't throwing a football with any like urgency in those games. They were running it. Yeah, Carter's not going to get pushed around like he did a year ago. Well, he's been pushed around in eight quarters so far. Hey, and for the record? So is Davis. I don't know what you're watching. Here. Let's go on to this one. Why are the Eagles struggling on first and second down? Oh, line. I'll put it out there. Okay, oh, line. Okay, so if you have a poor oh, line,
how do you combat a poor oh, line play? So is it man? Is it Chris Cooper? Players first? Sure. So wait, Jalen looks like he's getting better. And man needs influence. Is if you want to go there? I've heard Zander say it too. Man gets influence has to be something there that has to give him kudos fall. So what happened to how come you're getting killed on first and second down in the run game? injuries? How about scheme? How about a scheme? Why are you constantly in third nine? Why are you losing first and second down?
30 second in the league in first down gains. You're 28th and second down. Why are you so poor at the first two downs? Okay, can't run the ball. Okay, can't run the ball. Let's expand that 21. So you're telling me it's all injuries and why you're getting beat on first and second down. Predictable on first down sales. Okay, I thought the new offense was supposed to be taking away predictability. Challenge spread the ball around the nine different guys. How come first and second down has been inefficient and ineffective the first two games?
Nobody killed us in the run game. What running back rush for more than 70 yards versus the Eagles? They ran 120, 132 yards in the first game and they ran for 120 three yards in the second game. What the fuck are you watching guy? Dude, this guy's talking about individual play. I'm talking about the collective. Okay, hey 75. How did the Titans and the commanders make it a one-score game? Would football teams that in the next four weeks will be still without a win? How did they make it close? How are those games close and you're not blowing them up? By the way, the commanders and Titans had a shot the win the game in the last two ball games. Your quarterback doesn't make great plays. You lose.
Think about this too. If the commanders make an extra point and kick a field goal, that field goal goes through, they beat them. How's that possible? You are bottom 10 in rushing. Just means more people are running on you than just first running back. Oh, you don't get that. Let's see here. Feed it to Sills. Be it. Okay. Be as narrative. Why are you getting crushed on first and second down on running the ball? Twizz, tell me. Why are you getting beat? Let's see if this is a false narrative. Twizz, why are you getting beat on first and second down? And you're last in the league on pretty much first and second down rushing. What do you think? He says this is a false narrative.
Those are facts. Anything to his? Why are you one of the worst teams in football running on first and second down and you're constantly in third nine? What's it talking about that? I was talking about our old line guys. And I was like, well, I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to see it. I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to see it. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure if I'm getting beat on first or second down and you're not sure. I'm not sure if I'm getting beat on first or second down and you're a good boy. I was talking about my old line guys. Don't fit the scheme. Like at their draft profiles. Get this guys. Every single football player. That was drafted. Every one of them was drafted for the inside run zone rushing that Jeff Stowell had. He thinks that you can automatically flip that and they're going to automatically. transition. That's a person right there that's never played the game or
understands the game. Get this and I'm gonna teach you guys a lesson here. Every single division in football drives to beat their opponent in the respected division because the first thing you have to do is when you're division. So what do you do if you're the cowboys? What do you do if you're the commanders and you know the Eagles have dominated with a style of play. You think there's any coincidence that for decades the giants had Dexter Lawrence. The cowboys went out and got Quinn and Williams to stop the run of Philadelphia. Jeff Stoutlin wants the inside run. Take a look at this. Miles Sanders, Probohler, the Andre Swift Probohler, Sikwan Barkley Probohler. In the last five years you've had four different backs as Proboh backs. Three, Sanders,
Swift and Barkley. Why is that? Because of Jeff Stoutlin and a style of run inside zone. Not off with the reach play. Nobody in the planet is gonna draft a slot receiver and put that slot receiver out on a Y or Z. How about this one? Do you understand one of the reasons why the Eagles were so limited in their passing game was because you couldn't move AJ Brown around. You couldn't flip them to the other side a lot. You couldn't drop them in the slot. Why? Because he couldn't play in the slot. Just because the kids drafted, it depends where you're drafted and what organization drafts you. Read his draft profile. If you
read Drew Kendall's draft profile, you throw up. Trying to turn five bulls into horses never happened. That's exactly right, Mikey. Mikey, you got players on your old line that were all drafted and evaluated by Jeff Stoutlin, not Chris Cooper. Can you imagine how many times Mikey have you heard this? Well, the head coach, you just got the head coaching job at this new place. That's not his quarterback. He's not tied to that guy. Because you know why? Most likely the reason he was brought in because you're gonna make a change at the quarterback position and bring someone in that fits his skill set and fits that style of coach and what that coach wants. That's why Joe Brady got elevated and they fired Sean McDermott. Sean McDermott for five straight years. Never lost less than 11 games as a average and they fired his ass. Okay, and they fired him for a reason because Joe Brady fits more and
it's gonna have a transition more for what Josh Allen wants. That's why the offensive Buffalo's looking better is because they're not conservative on two minutes going into the half and two minutes going into the end of ball games. Thank God for Eagle fans. AJ could win individual matchups because the Eagles couldn't move him around to create mismatches. The Eagles could not move him around. They just couldn't. He was he was basically over at the Y the whole time. Couldn't put him in a slot. Could've put him out wide. Hey, by the way, why don't they put McCoy lemon out of the slot and put him at the wired Z? How come you don't put him out there more? Let him run some routes out there. Like me, surely you can like alternate them in for like Don Tavian wicks. You don't exclusively have to play him out of a slot.
Correct. Let's use Shane Stuykin as an example. He came from a coaching RPO type quarterback. He won't be successful with your standard dropback quarterback guy. Same goes for Greg Roman. That's exactly correct. Dude, you don't think there's any coincidence that Daniel Jones is mobile and he's kind of an RPO guy like he was in New York and that they draft an Anthony Richardson. I mean, surely people see that Mikey. Look at the quarterbacks and the guys that didn't fit were like Gardner, Menshield dudes and them other guys. But Shane Stuykin, the guys that he likes are mobile dudes, Daniel Jones, and Anthony Richardson, guys like that. You don't see traditional dropback in unless you get a guy like Rivers, because you know
what he did with a guy like Rivers, called a play and Rivers goes, I'll set the protection. I'll do this. I'll do this. And I'll do this. Shane's Philip Rivers is like an offensive coordinator out there. There's no players like that in today's game that dude Matthew Stafford as talented as Matthew Stafford is. He doesn't have the processing skills of Philip Rivers. Philip Rivers is a guru and how to dissect defenses. Do you know how hard that is? Shit, Jalen Hertz is his learning. Still had a set protections. A guy like Philip Rivers has been setting protections since he was in fucking high school. Yes, he's alignment were drafted with a specific skill set for specific run schemes. These are straight line blockers, not lateral blockers, which is what the West Coast offense is. Here's another
thing, Mikey, when Alex Gibb, I kind of explained this the other day, there's not one offensive football player in the old line that Alex Gibb would want on his old line if he were the old line coach. There's not one of those players. I'll take that back. He'd want those tackles. He'd want those tackles. I'll take that back. He'd want Melana and he would surely want Lane. Those guys could run that could run that zone blocking. But you got to be athletic, man, to run and get up on different levels. Do you understand what they're asking this group of offensive line? I went back and watched and played the last two games. Do you know what they're asking them to do? I'm going to show you what they're doing in here. And I'm going to use last week because they played a 40 front, four man three linebackers. Here's the center, here's the
guard. By the way, the reason they moved Kendall to center is because Simmons more than likely, most of the game was not going to be on him because they were in that 43 look. Simmons lined most of the time up on Kendall. Mike linebacker, the will and the Sam. Okay. So here's how you run this this zone blocking or this stretch play. You've got to get Melana. Here's Melana. Melana's got a seal. And you've got to run this type of play here. You've got to reach block. Then the center has got to reach up on the mic. He's got to reach there. And you've got to have lane. Get outside and you're tied in has to seal the will. That's when you're running that stretch. Melana's got to get
that tackle. Got to get inside that guards got to get up on that tackle that centers got to get up on the mic. The right guard were steam struggling is having issues sealing that off. And lanes got to get the outside end or they've got to bounce it what they call you bounce you bounce. They'll say that means that lane will get up on the will and the tight end will come down on the end or the edge. The problem with this play is if you have any seepage in here and guys aren't making their stretch blocks the place blown up. And you don't really have a ton of reps at it. It's really not so much that they're not good. It's they're doing shit. They've never done. They haven't done it enough. And you're getting injured. This is why Berkeley. This is why
some of these other guys you're asking them to do things. They haven't practiced. Hey, practicing them in camp versus practicing them when the game is real are 900 different things different. And this is why you're sucking on first and second down. You're getting seepage in the A and B gap. Here. Here's the A. Here's the B. Here's the C gaps. Okay. A B. There's the A and B gaps. And you're getting seepage in the middle there. If you notice what they're trying to do, Chris Cooper's doing. They're tightening their splits down. If you're tightening the splits down, that's making it almost impossible to get up on the second level. The problem with this parking scheme and I'll
tell you flat out. They're not getting up on the second level because Cooper's tightening the splits down, which gives the offensive line guys not the ability to be able to make flat steps to spin up and scoop and slip. That's why they're struggling. And that's why in first and second down they're getting beat. Shit, when they go into pass protection or not all that bad like they weren't a year ago. It's really not because they suck. It's because they haven't done it. And I'm trying to show you the challenge they have. Dude, if you go from this, a three-foot split to a two-foot split, the chances of you getting up and blocking a guy like Fred Warner are fucking zero. If you have wide splits, you're giving me a chance to make a flat step and scoop
up and get up on him. You tighten them splits down like they're doing now. You're creating more issues and making it harder for the old line to try to get up and try to get holes. That's why Barthey's running into people. Yeah, if they stay, if they can get healthy and they can continually get more reps at this. Sills, you're taking on Carter's pausing Carter as several issues but as tons of potential, you've called him lazy. When do you move on? So there's enough potential for someone else's value. Bob, you can't move on. It's over. You've invested with him. Here, look at this. You're trying to do much into giving up on it. Did anybody just hear that?
Yeah, this is the same guy that does this shit all the time about two and two and two and two and a half is irrelevant right now. How are you playing? The Raiders are two and a half. Nobody fucking gives a shit about the Raiders being two and a half. I was explaining to you what is going on right now. Just go back and watch it. But a guy like Rastwood didn't understand that because how the hell would he know what a scoop and slip is? He's his crime and a guy. Stop crying. That guy fucking moans more than anybody I know if you say anything constructive or trying to explain something on what you're doing. Have you ever seen a guy bitch in Monemore? Why fucking old lady doesn't cry like that? Sills, we suck on first down because Nick believes in getting into third and shorts. Run on first and second downs. Getting to third and short. Hey, dude. It's more of the fact that they're getting beat at the point of attack right now because they're
being finesse. You're asking a heavyweight boxing champion who's a knockout guy to be a counter-puncher. Why would I want my old line to be counter-punchers when they knock people out? It doesn't make sense. Here, go from being a team that knock people out for 10 years, 12 years, 13 years. Now I want you to be a counter-puncher. Why would you want me to be a counter-puncher? Explain this to me then. Why are you so bad on first and second down? Did everybody understand what I said here on what's going on? This is exactly what you're doing. But now with Chris Cooper's doing, you see these splits in here and these middle splits? He's tightening them. The chance of this center getting up on that Mike Limebacker is zero.
That's why these players at both Tennessee and the commanders made plays. Guys who are lesser players, it's more the scheme. And I'll tell you what tip to solve off on that. Now Tyler Steen's got a shoulder injury. Jesus' crime in me. Land its hurt. Camp's hurt. Now Steen's hurt. Why don't you listen to me and say, this offense of light scheme, these guys are all getting banged up because they can't reach block. So wait, now all of them are hurt? It's only a matter of time before your tackles get injured. I keep telling you, it's only a matter of time. Now Tyler Steen's injured. Dude, what are you not getting? Your back's hurt. Your tight ends. Hey, why do you think Goddard's hurt too?
Goddard's got a block on those edge rushers. Get this. Stop it, guys. Don't get hurt because of scheme. Yet I do. Your offense of lying to way you're blocking. Your guys are dropping like flies. Yet, yet it is. What are the reason is it? Now Tyler Steen's only been in league three years. He's hurt too. Dude, you've played eight quarters of football and your entire interior offensive line is banged up, heading in the Chicago. It's tackles. Okay. Hey, get this. For being one of the healthiest football teams in the last six years, how come you're a wreck now? Okay, well wait.
For being one of the most and one of the healthiest football teams, why are you a wreck now? What happened? How come you're almost your entire role lines banged up? How come? Hey, by the way, sick one Berkeley got hurt because Lane Johnson missed his block where he ran into the back of the line and the guy blew the playoff. Because why? Because the health does not stay the same every year. So folks, according to Bucking's senior reader here, okay, Lane, excuse me, landed, Jurgens and now Steen. These guys are hurt because you don't say healthy every year.
And the entire middle of the offense is falling apart in front of you in eight quarters. Okay, well then, if it's like dumb question, give me the answer. Give me the answer then. Nobody's answered it. Why can't you block on first and second down? Why can't you block on first and second down? If it's dumb question, what's the problem on first and second down, easy? What's the problem? It's a dumb question. Well, give me the dumb answer then. Their bodies are wearing down from what? Camp Jurgens is third year in the league.
Pather Steen's like four years or three years? Well, a lot of us are young men. What's the problem? Hey, dude, did he answer it? No, if it's a dumb question, give me a dumb answer. Wait a second. We can block on third down. Talk about that. Okay, it's unsustainable. Excuse your questions irrelevant. The end result is what's on the scoreboard. Okay. We'll see how it plays out. Why do you care about stopping the run against first and second down? Show any correlation between that and wins the retard. Okay. How many people believe that a football team has more success like the 2024 Philadelphia Eagles when you were number one and third down conversions and you were number one
and running the football on first and second down next to the Ravens. And when you're constantly with the number third and one or third and two, the conversion rate for a football team is 42% that you'll convert that third down. When you're third and nine, here, let me see, I want to get the exact number. What's the conversion rate when you're third and nine? What's the NFL conversion rate? Four teams, third nine. Overall, third down average. When you go third and nine, it is under 18%. When you're third and one, third and three,
you convert this at a 75 to 80% clip. When you're, that's how you win football games. Delete the more you're in third and short, the more you're going to win. The more you're going to win, the more you're in third and long, the less you're going to win. That's a statistical mathematical fact. That's a fact. Those are trends. That's our trend book that we get. When you're third and short, the chances of you converting that and moving the sticks, ups your opportunity to score. When you're third and nine, the chances of you being in a football team where you're going to consistently keep that going, you're not going to win, but eight games. Hey, by the way, that's a statistical fact.
Sales witch team wins first and second down has more option to pull from the playbook. That's correct, Bob, because your playbook expands. Bob, and this is why, again, when you're getting your defensive Bob game plan for that respected week, when your third and short, the playbook gets this big for opposing teams. They're capable of doing anything. And your playbook is open more. When you're third and nine, and you're way to hell out there, your playbook comes down to here. Because you're making, you hear Brady talking about it. What's the end game here? Punt the ball. Play the statistical averages. That's why Brady had check downs. Brady's not going to make a pass play across the middle of the field on his 20 yard line. I can't believe and listen, guys, how many people in here believe that you think you have a better win rate if you're third and long versus third and nine, third and nine? Nobody believes that.
Nobody believes that it's the same. Hey, and listen, we're not going to have conversations with people who don't see this. You mean to tell me you really believe that if you're third and nine, that you have a better statistical chance of winning that ball game versus teams that win first and second down and you're third and short? I don't really have a conversation for you. I really don't because that's people who don't get the game. You're playing the percentages. Brady says this all the time. If I'm on my 20 yard line, okay? If I'm on my 20 yard line, why am I going to throw a 20 yard in route on my 20 yard line? What's the end game? There's a chance of a tip pass. There's a chance. If that guy's not wide open, I'm checking down, punting, playing field position. That's how Brady won seven Super Balls. He wasn't a high volume passer. When it came to
throwing the ball down the field, he was a high volume passer throwing check downs. That's kind of what my home's is doing now. Bird game is football retarded. If you win on first and second down, it's easier to convert third down, which helps keep the other teams off and off the field. Helps you win time and possession. Hey, get this. Listen, I want to show you how people think. It's just a shit you're spewing. Now, didn't matter when you were playing. You all played at the time when W's only mattered. Dude, that's not true. Every Wednesday, they would give us a sheet on third down, third and long, third and short. If you keep a team in this, if you keep the 49ers on this side of the football in this realm of third and seven, they would run these plays. Listen, I'm not really
going to. I just not going to have a conversation about that because I don't know where to go with that with you guys. Some of you. Birds of Pulse, the last minute drive for a win throws 298, 3 TDs, 85 rushes, 1 TD Eagles win, 30, 28. So you think it's going to be high scoring? I don't know about high scoring. Sales, I don't have the answer. I just hope they can figure something out. Well, you know one thing I will say, maybe more reps. Okay, maybe more reps will help. The more they run this scheme, maybe that'll give them an opportunity. Okay. Sales, tight play in the trenches is better for online big. Yeah, well, that's again,
they're going back to a little bit more what they did the last 10 years. Hey, Bob, in that game against the Chicago Bears, if you see tight splits, they're getting away from a stretch play. Did you notice in the tight game? Because they couldn't block Simmons, because they were getting up the field. They went to more inside zone. Watch the film. They went more inside zone because they couldn't run the stretch. Barkley was banged up. They had to use big big, big, we can't get outside. He doesn't have the explosiveness of of Barkley to get out there. He has he has none of that. He can't get out there. And because because tank is a zone runner, hey, by the way, when you guys went out and traded for tank, you didn't trade tank to be a stretch runner.
You traded him to be a zone inside run guy. And that's what he's known for. What do you think? All of a sudden he's going to change his skill set and he's going to be outside zone run. Tank Bixby doesn't even fit the scheme you want to run. And now, oh, I'm a sudden, you're trying to tell me, oh, yeah, well, yeah, read his profile. It can't be any dumber. So that understand when people say hurts is best off script, he doesn't complete passes hardly on the run and mostly throws away or runs out of bounds when scrambling to the right. Drew, but the one thing that he does do, he makes the right decision. He throws it away, runs out of bounds, lives to learn another day and earn another play. That's a Brady factor. Brady would do the same thing. Throw it out of bounds. Pun. Let's play field position. That's smart football. Hey, how would you like to be the guy who threw that football in the first week of the season?
Drake make, when Drake make through that fucking football in the back of the end zone, hurts doesn't make that throw. Not with two timeouts and seconds left on the clock hurts ain't making that throw. He's not going to make that throw with the back of the end zone and going to under throw that. He's not going to make that throw. May makes that throw. That's a dumb fucking play. That's what I talk about playing situationally and smart. Dude, I had timeouts left. I had time on the clock. I could have kicked a field golden tied to God dang thing. I mean, hurts does not make that play. He lost because of a bad decision that he threw in the back of the end zone. Throw it out of bounds. Save the fucking timeout.
Nope. Makes the bad play. That's a bad situational football. That is why you get beat. Hearts, right. Sprint out, run out of bounds. Throw the ball out of bounds. Doesn't really complete anything. Does he turn it over? No. Well, punt, kick, back, ball, score. The guy plays smart ball, dude. Hearts is not the most skilled player on the planet. You know what he is good at? I'll think in you. He thinks you're going to make a mistake. And 95% of the time these other quarterbacks do make mistakes. How about the last play call for the Titans? What the hell was that? That's a bad play call. That's what hey, by the way, Vic Fangio.
Vic Fangio doesn't believe there's probably four quarterbacks in pro football that could take him on a 10 play drive with two minutes left in the game with one timeout and beat him. 90% of the time, Vic's winning that game. 90% of the time. Vic's going to win that ball game. They'd be higher. Because there's probably four guys that could take a game winning drive down to feel with a timeout and win a ball game. Or put you in a field position to win. I mean, very few dudes. And like my old coach said, Jimmy Johnson, it wasn't about the spectacular play. The shitty plays would get you beat. Drink, May, can play great. All game long. Have one bad play, games over.
That's the story with Josh Allen. Nine fabulous plays to a shitty plays, games over, you lose. That's not happening. Sales do unscouted looks get game plan. Yeah, what they're called, they put those in like, they put those like on the like, what they'll do is they'll give you their top 20. Here, they'll give you a book and a lot of a book on Wednesday. You get handed a book on your game plan. Now it's probably tablet. We used to get a folder and it would be the top 25 plays that they've run the last three games. And there'd be their percentages out of what set brown set black set. What hash mark. And it all goes down the line there and you're looking at the percentages.
So when you're out there, your linebacker, your mic backer will go, hey, be cognizant. They like to run that, that lead play here off the left hash. They ran that thing 28% of the time on third and four. And the mic linebacker has to be like the guy that sets your defense. So when the play comes in and the guy with the green dot, Vic is like this. He'll go, all right, base. Base, you're on to 35 to start the drive. What do they like to do first quarter to start the drive and what have they done the last three games and what have they done against common opponents and what are they doing the last game against you. Majority of the time they're going to run the football. And so 72% of the time on first down, they run the ball. So be looking for run place. You know how you look for that? You look for splits. If you look for big splits, tight splits, tight splits could be a pass play.
Could be a setup for play action. Hey, dude, they just don't go out there and play football. It's strategically done. Teams attack every fucking play with a purpose. Like with a purpose, there's a purpose for every play and every position and every player in this play offensively more so than defensively. Sales about the blow is top and say, Jimmy, Jimmy Christmas, big sales can only take so much of low brain sell comments. Sales is dropping knowledge. You might just learn something if you listen. They can't listen because they think they know what they're fucking watching and they don't. I mean, what was the reason you think that the bears were so successful last year in running the ball? I'll tell you one thing, DFW, that guy Ben Johnson, you know what he can sniff out?
Weakness. And he uses the Bella check tree of knowledge. Where on the football team is the weakest part of VIX defense. Right now, it's his run defense. And guess where else? There are a little soft in his own in passing in the middle of the field. And I think that's Campbell. Campbell's knowledge is now where near what Nicobie's was. I'm not telling you that Campbell's not a good player. Campbell hasn't had the reps. That will only get better with reps. I mean, this game's going to be more, this game's going to be more of a battle than you think on Monday. I'm not telling you the Eagles aren't going to win that game. But I am telling you this, you better be ready and bring your lunchpale and your minors cap
because you're going to have to go to work because Ben Johnson can coach. He can fucking flat out coach. All right. Here, I'll tell you what, where I want to start with Big Z here first before we bring them up. So let me go over here and let me bring this up. So heading into the, get this. Chicago has the big name on the injury list. Eagles have a longer list. It's Big Z be gotter, shiply, Smith, Barkley, Carter, Bernard, Makuba, and Steen. I'm not telling you these guys ain't playing. I'm telling you're heading into that game. Eight quarters in. I mean, very uncharacteristic of the Philadelphia Eagles to be banged up at the beginning of a football season.
All right. Without further ado, our friend, you get an extra day too, by the way, because Monday night we'll see what happens in Chicago. By the way, Mike North will join us at 430. He is our friend, Big Z, Zander Krause. How you doing, bro? What's up, sales? How you doing, brother? What do you make it at? In fact, man, we've got a pretty long list of dudes. Yeah, I mean, it's going to be our heading into that Monday night game. Yeah, I mean, look, this is maybe the injuries will be a more of a thing. The Eagles have been really lucky with how healthy they've been in the injury front, you know, in recent years. So the list is there. I think the positive part of it is there's nothing real long term yet. It's not like we've had guys go out for the year, but people are banged up early in this year. So everybody's got to try and stay healthy here. And, you know, it's definitely, it's definitely something to keep an eye on for sure. It's landed in long term, you think? I think land might be long term. I think land will be probably six weeks minimum. And there's the chance to me that that thing could go longer.
I don't know. I mean, I don't want to call land in like a liar. I'm not saying he's a liar. No, I'm just not optimistic that when the knee bruise is healed, which is kind of the thing that they use for week one, when that's healed, I don't know that he's going to be the same player. I mean, we didn't know he was going to be the same player before we saw the knee bruise or before we had the knee bruise. So I got to see kind of what's going on with land in on it. But I would say he's probably the one that's long term. Yeah. Okay, how about this? Why I'm going to ask you, is he? Why can't they perform on first and second down as an offensive unit heading into or coming out of these first two weeks? Why do you think they're struggling? Well, I think they have a real emphasis right now in trying to run the ball in early downs. And it's just not working right now for whatever reason. I think the offensive line, probably the number one part of that, Sequan Barkley is probably a small part of it, although it didn't really work when he went to the bench either, just 2.8 of Kerry for tank bakes, maybe or 2.5 of Kerry, excuse me. So, you know, I think they're trying to run the ball sales and it's not working.
The offensive line is not the dominant self. I think they're trying to adapt to this scheme. And, you know, I was saying earlier this morning, I wonder if it's almost been like a negative for even guys like Lane Johnson until I take help. You know, because he's been, he's lived so much of his career of being an all-protackle on an island. And sometimes people operate better on an island, you know, and they operate better by themselves. It's like a solo project or a group project. And, you know, maybe that's part of it as well, but they have not had a good start to the year. And this is where I'm like, I don't get PFF. PFF has the Eagles offensive line right now. Great. It's fourth in the NFL. And what? In past protection, right? But overall, they had fourth. The fourth graded offensive line. Like, what? Like, they're not like anybody who's watched an Eagles game. But, anyway, I digress on that. So, I think that's the problem with the early downs. And I think what they have to do so is, I think they need to play more free from a play calling standpoint. Like, they, they, and I understand why.
At last year, they struggled so much. They got behind the sticks. And now it feels like there's this over emphasis on, just get four yards on first down. And in a way, if you think about it, it's plain scared. Because you should have the confidence in your group to run whatever you feel as though you want to run. And if it doesn't go well, you can get out of that situation. In other words, I'm not optimizing to not play in third and long. I'm optimizing to play good offense. If we don't execute, then we're going to have some third and long situations. But I don't like to play from a fear standpoint. Because it's, is it causes or fear? Is it just more? I think it's a little bit of both. Okay. I think it's a little bit of fear too. I mean, like, like what I'm saying is, you got to, you got players and offense. Custom. You don't need to run the ball every time on first down. So you can get your four yards. You can stay ahead of the sticks. Obviously, you want to, from a macro perspective, stay ahead of the sticks.
But play offense. Play free. And if you get in third and long situations, then the team is going to have to have answers to try and respond to that. And if it, obviously, if it gets to an extreme level, where you have third and longs every single time, well, then you're doing something wrong. But newsflash, we got third and longs every time right now. Because they can't run the ball. So don't be afraid to push the ball a little bit on first down. Is what I would say. You think they're overcoaching it? I think they're overcoaching. I think they're overthinking it. OK, well, yeah, I mean, I think it goes hand in hand with both of it right now. Because I went back, I went back and watched the online. They're now starting to tighten their splits down to go back a little bit of what they've done in the past. Joe, I got to tell you, man, I'm more on the fact that I agree. There's some injuries in there. But I think they're having a tough time with the scheme. And I think they're having a tough time because they don't have the reps that they've been able to practice in the scheme. I don't know if they can't run it. I just know this. They're not effective. Get into where they need to look.
And what really's tipped me off is steam. Steam's not even getting up on these guys are struggling on getting on the second level. And if you want to run a stretch play, your center's got to get up on the mic. I know. I think the reason they move Cam Jerk, it's a left guard. Not only because they wanted him on Simmons, because they feel that he's healthier to get up on the mic when you want to run that stretch play. Well, dude, I mean, I do think they're struggling with the scheme. The one part about I would disagree with you would just be, I don't know that I would tie the injuries to the scheme. Like, I think you're right that one thing changes. So it's going to happen. I guess it's a tough sell when you frame it like that. I just, it doesn't feel to me like, in the game of football, a schematic approach can make that much of a difference in getting injured. You know, I mean, like, it's such a physical game. You're asking these guys to stretch themselves more than you are in a power game. I'd rather run the power game than to get myself, dude, there's more, there's more nagging injuries now on the old line than there's ever been.
I know, but you think that scheme related? Goddard's also got her blocks too, right? Because here, yeah, but here's the one thing I push back on you on with. This offensive line was really beat up coming into the year. And that was in the old scheme. Jesus Christ. So like the years of the what, but I'm saying the years of the way they played previously, they can take a toll on the offensive line. Maybe not as much in the moment, but long term, the reason that we had concern about this offensive line is because the previous scheme really destroyed it. Maybe. I'll, I'll, I'll concede on that, but your tie-de-end has to block the edge. Your two guards in your center are injured now. You've lost Goddard and you've lost land in. Man, that's quite a coincidence, dude. Yeah. And Bartley's got a stinger now. I don't know, man. I mean, how come six and six of the nine guys are on offense? I mean, tell her, Stene, it came to her, because aren't that old, dude.
We're not talking about old guys here. Yeah. I just, I mean, I know, but remember, I just think like there was problems with the health of the offensive line before this year, you know, and that's where I, that's where I would just like, I do think you're right to their struggle with the new scheme. And I'm not really so that it's helping this offensive line at all, because they look arguably look worse. They do look worse. Yeah. They do. I'm not so that it's helping, but again, maybe they figure it out a little bit better, maybe they get more comfortable with it. I do think more reps will help. I do think it's funny and like, I'm not a really big pattern on my own, back type of guy here, but like, you know, I've been saying all offseason that I think the past game is going to have to set up the run game. And that kind of looks like the early ML on this team right now is, the anyone's going to have to pass successfully in order for them to open up some things in the run game. And that's been the way it's starting to buy that. I'm starting to buy that too. And what Prince is talking about here,
this is what I was trying to talk to Prince right here. Leant today were having trouble with land. Yeah, I heard that, Prince. That was a good. That was a good. That was a good. I think I, a prince. I didn't hear it. But this is exactly what I'm trying to draw up. Those are your landmarks. Right. Those are the landmarks that they're having. Surprisingly, I can read Silly O's. Hey, look, look at it. See those animation. Those are the landmarks. Another favorite. Send that thing to AI and say, can you make a better graphic of this? It's supposed to be an offensive and defensive line. Prince is right, though, man. These landmarks are fucking really. And there's no doubt. Now, I want to ask you about Barclay here, heading into Monday night. You still think Barclay's got tread on the tires? I do. I'm getting a little bit more concerned, though, as this stacks up. You know, the offensive line's been really bad. So nobody's really been able to run that good right now. But, you know, I mean, he is almost 30. And running backs typically don't last that long.
Now, I do think Sequan is a rare caliber player and athlete to where he could be the one that could last longer. But I'm still not sold that he's out right now. I mean, I think this offensive line is a big problem. And if it got fixed, I don't think Barclay would have as much of a problem. My one concern with Barclay is I do think he's thinking too much or hesitating a little too much. And maybe looking for the holes too much. You have an offensive line that's not dominant. You're kind of going to have to learn to take what's there or create what's not there. And bash your head through between the garden and tackle and try and pick up three or four yards here and there. So I think Barclay's maybe a little bit hesitant. I want you to say what you just said again that you think that Barclay's hesitant. And he's unsure. Is that right, what you said? Well, I think he's looking for what was once there. And it's not there. Let me stop you there. Well, if Langsayne or having troubles with landmarks,
the reason that he's also having issues on being able to read blocks and where the holes are, you know the problem is, if Langs have problems on hitting landmarks, that's also going to slow up the back on creating run lanes. Because there's nothing there. If the offensive line doesn't get to the landmark, there's no hole for the right. There's no hole. He's running into the backside of Lane. Do you think, Shayquans? No. Try to, you think he's still got to try to. No, I don't think he understands what they're trying to do offensively in the blocking run game. I think that he's so used to what he did when he first got here. And it was so simplistic what Jeff did. I'm going to tell you something, Zee. I may be proven wrong on this. But by the end of the year, Stetlin's going to be proven right, that this group could not run that system, that they wanted to run. And if Barclay comes in at less than a thousand yards, because of it, there's going to be some question marks here. And what happened?
Because you're right. You just got through saying, I think he's hesitant. He's like thinking too much. And well, if Langs thinking too much, so sparkly thinking too much. Now, this also has to go with the quarterback too. Maybe the quarterback has got to take him out of bad plays. And putting him into more winnable plays. And that means throwing the ball more. Well, I agree with that. But the schematic of change that the Eagles are running, I don't think you can put on Jay. Well, not that, but I'm saying like even if he's changing plays, they've got to take the responsibility of quarterback because it puts you in good situations. I agree. But you think they're giving him that leeway? Because I think they would hold that. I don't know that. Jayland's going rogue because he wants to throw the ball in first down. Meanwhile, sake wants running into the back. Shit, I think the reason he went off the reservation in the first two weeks is because you two on oh. That's right. But look, I agree with you. I would be open to Jayland doing more of that,
especially on early downs. But I do wonder what the team, because the team approach appears to be. We want to establish the run early. And this is something that we kind of talked about all summer. Fixed first down. That was the common staying kind of coming out of the Eagles facility, even John was saying it. And John doesn't just say these things. I mean, people tell him stuff. And that's where that came from. And now maybe they're pushing it too much. And really, Jayland's the one who's making place. I mean, you know. Yes, yes, absolutely. Hey, dude, did you understand what I was trying to say here about Cooper DeGene and what they're trying to do to the kid here? And I think that's what Vicks push back is. Dude, if you put a guy in a safety spot versus putting in a guy where you can debate him being in a nickel corner or whatever, and you could put corner in that conversation, Cooper is going to get more money. You put a guy in a safety spot. Everyone's paid by positions, Andrew.
They're not paid because you're the best player in the game. You're just not the only, this is what I don't get. Well, you're like, why are you not looking at Cooper is getting paid as a nickel because nickels don't make that much? I think that's why they want to make. I think that's why. Jaytsies don't make as much corners, but they do make more than nickels. The highest paid nickels, 13 million. 10. The highest paid safes, 30 or 25. So maybe how he does want to get him paid at least. Yeah, but that I'm not saying I disagree with you. Like the movement, but I did disagree with just from his perspective of if you keep him at nickel, it's 13. Exactly. He's going to get paid as a nickel. I think where I got off the reservation was that people were saying he's going to make money more money than the corners and he's not going to make. No, he's not. But I do think they'll pay him. There's very few safes in the league that have been paid like the versatile players that they are. Kyle Hamilton, Derman James, 20 million to right. I think they'll try and pay Cooper like that.
20. Now he better, he better have a good year though. I mean, that cowboy cheerleaders can that, that needs can't be too weak or else that's 25's not coming. But dude, the guy in Baltimore makes $25 million a year. Yeah, I look it up. Kyle, he does. And by the way, yeah, you know, four years, $100 million. It's $25 on the nugget. Yeah, he doesn't, he's not going to ever make corner money. Derman James contract makes $25. $375, $25 on the nugget. Yeah, you're not making corner money. You're just not. You're pay, remember, remember, there was a guy years ago, Zander by the name of Jimmy Graham, played tied in, right? Yeah, I remember. When he led the NFL in the receptions, right? He wanted to pay wide receiver money because he was the highest reception guy in the league. You know what they told him? Sit down and play. You're tied in. Yeah, right. You're going to make tied in money. The league, I mean, I think they'll pay Cooper better, but I actually think him moving to safety probably helps him. I think you're right. I think you're right. Yeah, I, because I was, I didn't realize Nichols were that
not valued. Get a guy in Chicago, I think makes the most. Yeah, and he's not even playing right now, Kyle Edwards, turned out to be telling him crossed the book contract. Yeah, we had a guy play Harbor on this morning, he's talking about he's like seeing some foot doctor on Instagram. He hasn't been with the team. Some people think he's never going to play again in Chicago. So, you know, there's not as much money at the nickel corner position. I do think they'll take care of Cooper, but I'm looking at 25 million. Honestly, Cooper has to, Cooper is going to have to have a good year to get 25, I think. He wasn't all pro though, so I think you'd have that. Oh, no, I'll tell you what, you're going to have to have a lot of bad football for me not to pay. Yeah, I agree. You think your boy, Q gets 34? Highest paid guys, 33, 1334, Darts, I'm like that. I think he gets. You know what I love about, you know what I love about Quinion? Yeah, you don't hear his name ever mentioned. Exactly, you took the words right out of my mouth. And there's an old saying in hockey, right?
The best defenseman on the ice are the ones you never hear about. And that's kind of how I feel about Quinion. I know he might not make as many splashy plays or he doesn't have the intersections, but like don't fall for that. Look at Trayvon digs, look at the Ron Blan. Those guys make big splashy plays all the time. Look at CJ Garner Johnson. And I like CJ, but he's not the best of the best. He's a splash player guy. You want the guy that's good play to play. Every single play consistently throughout a game. They don't even attempt the throw to work for Quinion much anymore. I mean, the one play they beat him on, I think last week was the damn wheel route or slant route or drag route where they dragged Quinion all the way across the field. All the way across the field. They got five yards. I'm like, congratulations. I mean, Quinion does not get beat. He's beyond focused locked in. Yeah, I think he's going to be the top pick corner when he gets his new deal. And I think he should. I think he's earned it.
Who are you more down on this year so far and to start? And it's early. Carter Davis. Good question. I don't think I'm down on either. I would say because of the expectations of Carter, I would say Carter a little bit more because I I think we've all been waiting for Carter to be this next level defensive tackle. And I think we've all seen flashes of it. Feel if 500 made a good point in your program on Wednesday. He did make plays. He had the block field or the block point after he had the big sack. So he's making plays. But Carter, I've been waiting for him to become this elite level defensive tackle. And I don't think he's at that level just yet. It's easy to. Davis has been more of a slow climb. And we've really never seen him yet be a three down guy. So I think the concern the disappointment there is that maybe we projected he would become
a three down player after the contract. And it looks like he's not yet. Now maybe it will be until more O'Jama leaves that he does that. But he's kind of the same guy he was last year. And that's a little bit disappointing. But my expectations for Carter are so high. So I probably have to go Carter, but it's pretty close. I think both of them have to have to handle their business a little bit better. Man, they got paid like the real leaders of that defense. You know, they got big shoes to fill. And they got to fill them. I think two things happened over the first eight quarters of football. Eagle fans got a sense of what a Premier DT looks like in Jeffrey Simmons. And the fact that Morrow Jones was out playing both of them. On your own football team that he's been more consistent. Now he may not make, hey, I'll tell you what, he may have saved that fucking game against Tennessee. That fucking sniff out play and he had a great play in that commander game too. I know the snipe out play was out of the commander game. What's the commander game? Okay. Dude, he's played, I mean, he's going to get him.
He's going to get him. Listen, is he is he Carter talent? No, but man, I like he might not be Carter. I like people that deliver to mail come rain, sleet or snow, dude. And he might not be there. He might not be Carter talent, but just just personally like not analyzing the two players together. Just a personal thing. I love those stories more than I like. Yeah, Carter was the ninth overall pick in the draft and could have probably been the number one overall pick if there wasn't a baggage right. I'm at the draft like we know that Carter was going to be good. You have a seventh round pick in Morrow, Joma, who just shows up every year, gets better. He makes plays. I mean, that's that's such a great story. He's he's been unbelievable. And unfortunately, I think he's probably going to be going to be gone here from Philly. You look at Clint Hurnton, what he's done for Milton Williams and for Morrow, Joma. What a resume builder. And if you're how he rose, man, dude, Morrow, Joma and fucking Milton Williams,
I don't know, man. I mean, I'm you know, how about this? They don't have the talent of Carter and Davis, but they play better than those guys. I just I mean, man, you know, it's one thing to fall in love with potential. I hate that word, Z. I just hate the word potential. And I want to stop using that with these two men because you know why? You paid them. It's over with. Exactly. No, I do agree with you on that. I do agree with you on that. That shit's over with now. Here's my disappointment with Dave. Oh wait, before I say that, I like the kid. I like the kid more. I think he's a really good leader. I think he says really some great things out there. He's fun to listen to. I'd love to have him in my huddle. He's he he looks like a guy you really love to have in your huddle and in your locker room. The thing that I'm I'll ask you, you think he ever turns into a three-down guy? Davis? I think he's going to have to. Because when you spend $60 million on two defensive factors, you you you're not going to
be continuously replenishing that and you're not going to always land on guys like Mara Ojoma. So one more Ojoma leaves it probably inevitably because I think he's going to get $28 million. I mean, what did Milton Williams get? 100 million. 27. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Or 26. 26. Yeah, I think more I think more is going to get 28 to 30. So when he's gone, I mean, who who do you think is going to be the guy? Is it going to be Ty Robinson? No. Do you think they're going to spend money to replace the replacement? No, the replacement is Davis. It's going to be Davis. Yeah, and he's going to have to become. But more Ojoma's replacements not on your roster yet. No, it's he's not on your roster yet. Well, maybe Ty, I mean, it depends if Davis plays through the other. Well, if they try somebody in the second and third round, you know, you're going to. I know, but my point is maybe they're only rotating three right now so much because of how good a Jomo is like if they had just Davis Carter and then Ty, maybe they would rotate a little bit less.
I talked to Tom there today a little bit. And Tom there said something that Brian Flores says that he fears that Vic will do Monday night. You know, it was. You can say, you know how he's you know how Brian Flores stopped that Bears attack? Five man front. And he sees that as something that he believes Vic is going to go into that game with. Yeah, because if the Bears get a run game going, Zander, I don't give a fuck of case, Keynes, quarterback or not, they're going to move the ball. If they can run the ball and be effective running the football. So they're going to play hard on this morning too. I thought it was interesting. He said part of the floor is game plan. It's really worked early that now Ben kind of corrected it in the second half. But part of the game plan was the Bears really rely on running to that right side. Behind Darnell Wright and Jonah Jackson, the right guard right tackle. Maybe Vic does roll out the five man front tries to flank that side of field for some to go the other
way. I think they're going to be even more limited. You know what obviously with the third turn quarterback in there. So to me, this is a big game, dude. Like, Vic can't. I don't think there's an excuse here. You can't let this team hang around with their third quarterback. You know they're going to run the ball. We all know they're going to run the ball. They're basically telling you they're going to have to run the ball. They're playing case kingdom who hasn't played a game in over a thousand days in the NFL. That's longer than Aaron Donald. I know. So, you know what I mean, they're going to have to run the ball. If you're a Vic, you got to come in ready to handle that. The Eagles have not been great stopping the run. I'm sure they're seeing some stuff on tape and how they could exploit the Eagles in the run game. It's on Vic to not let that happen and the guys up front to not let that happen. So, to me, it's a Vic game and I think the offensive will be all right. I mean, I don't the Bears defense isn't all that great. So I think good Eagles will have their way. But we got to see how that looks too. Don't you agree that if you had to pick one coach you didn't want to see
to try to figure out the Rubik's Cube? It'd be Ben Johnson. Because let me tell you something, dude. About this. This Rubik's Cube with the Bears. Yeah, for the Bears and how to figure it out. Look at what he's done, dude. You had a statue, quarterback, in Detroit, and you had a mobile quarterback in Chicago. And he's figured it out. The Caleb Williams looked like dog shit before Ben Johnson showed up. He was not good. They were not anywhere near and all of a sudden, he moved the sticks. What do you think for Jerrick? He got Jerrick off of $53 million annual pay. When people thought he was a stopgap guy because they moved off his staffer. I don't believe Ben Johnson has ever in his coordinator or coach ever had coaching career ever had to play a back-up quarterback. Ever had what? Start a backup quarterback. No, I don't think so. I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't. But he had one quarterback who was a cast off
and he had another quarterback who people were doubting. And he's never had a backup. Never had a backup start in a race career as an OC or head coach. Jerrick off and Caleb Williams both played every single play. If you're every single start of everything we're in. If you were going to rank him as a play-calling head football coach in this league, where would you put him? Top three. Top three. Easily. Yeah, probably two. That's the guy you want. Maybe one. That's the guy you want against Vic. And I don't think he has a personal. I don't, I don't. No, I do think you're right. I do think you're right. That Vic is like, Flores is what's his kryptonite. Clearly. Clearly. Clearly. And that's a completely different style than Vic. Yep. So I am curious to see how he attacks. Remember, Flores is more, he's more aggressive.
What? Wayne Mars, dude, you see the numbers he's putting on with 80% this year. And then he gets to the podium. He says, yeah, I told my guys if we're going down, we're going down blitzing. I'm like, dude, that guy's a fuzz. I love that. So I love that. Don't be more pressure Monday night. Maybe a five man front. Or you think Vic sits back in that shell? I think you, I think you, I think you load up the box probably and sits in the shell. I don't think he's gonna bring about your pressure. It's fake, dude. I mean, well, you know, I'm gonna treat by this game Monday. I am too. I am too. I mean, this is the Eagles team has not been great stopping the run. So, but to me, it's, you know, you have the benefit here because it really, I have a hard time believing this, this barrison can pass you to a, to pass to a victory. I don't believe it. So it's like, you know, you got one thing to focus on. I thought they beat you. Doesn't go around in a bit. Comes on execution. Well, that's every game. I mean, I think that's a given. But to me, the Vic approach, I mean,
execution is a thing for sure. I think it was shown, Dabney or Sean Daberman who said it, but execution is a part of it. But those guys don't decide whether to have a four man front or a five man front. So that's Vic. And I think that Vic's gonna have to come in here and get put them in the right system and the right system, you know, the right scheme to kind of stop this run game. If they take away the run game, I don't think the barrison's gonna move at the ball. Do you think you're gonna learn more about your Eagles this week or next week? Next week with the Rams. For sure. But it's still early, you know, like I think it's always a work in progress. Like one of the things that to me has appeared to be true. And, you know, I watch more NFL football now than I ever did, grown up or even like a New Year's past because, you know, it's my life now. It's my job. It's how I make my living. No, you got to handle on it. I think you know, but I think one of the things that has really become proven to me, especially in these last three years is there's really not a lot of
transitive properties in the NFL in terms of week to week. Like you can play one, that's why I didn't like when you were like, well, you beat shitty teams, so that means you're shitty. It's like, you're right, they didn't perform great in that game. But they can also come back the next week and you could beat the crap. Look at the bears, right? They put up 59 points in week one. They come back the next week and have three. It is. And it's like every game is always to me going to have its own personal fights. Exactly. Styles make fights. Coaching comes into it personnel, weather, injuries, so many the backters and, you know, you don't you don't think that there was a coincidence that game was close between Minnesota and Chicago's because they're common opponent and because they draft to beat each other. And that's why that was part of that as well. Yeah, that's why that's why the commander game was always going to be close into Chicago or the New York games are always going to be close and an injury here and injury there. Yeah. You're you're drafting and you're signing players to beat your common
opponent first. Why? You play him twice a year. Yeah. You've got more intel on those teams. That's why they've got more insight on those teams. Jalen hurts here, man. What does he have to do Monday night? Well, I think I think he's going to have to do what he's been doing to be frank with you. I don't know how good the offensive line is going to be out here. And I'm sure Dennis Allen, I believe their defensive coordinator, is that right? You bet. I think he's going to know obviously he's watching the tape. He's going to see where the weakness is. And to me, it's going to be Jalen's going to have to make more plays. I'm hoping it can get the run game going a little bit better. More plays with his legs or more plays with his arms. Well, I think that's that's going to come down to kind of the make up of the game. But he's been throwing the ball really well. I mean, I you know, if I were him right now, sometimes I think there's sometimes I think there's also benefit to like when a shooter's got a stroke and let him shoot, you know, let him heat check. And right now earlier in the early in the year,
I think letting Jalen find that rhythm will give you great benefits in the long run. Now, maybe I'm wrong about that. Maybe I'm overstating it. But this year to me, this year looks to me like Jalen's got it load up the backpack, load up the rock sack, and carry this thing as far as he can take it. And hope that by the time you get to the end and you're still, you know, trekking along, you got a band of people who are helping you out. Because right now it's really hasn't he hasn't had that much help. And, you know, I'm putting my eggs in the basket of the guy who's leading us to victory right now. So I'd let Jalen play, man. I mean, I'd let him throw that ball. I'd let him keep finding that rhythm and that groove. I really hope they don't go turn into this. I really hope they don't use these picks against them. And they go, oh, go back to risk of worse. So go back to this because the game was close and he had two picks. Jalen's throwing the ball exceptionally well right now. Do not take the ball out of his hands. He will learn from the picks.
He will get more comfortable in this offense. Don't optimize for week three and four. Optimize for late in the year when you really want to take it to teams and you really want to be playing your best ball. Do you know for me what it looks like in the how he's playing? It looks like when you go downtown you go to center city and you're watching dudes playing hoop out there versus guys sitting there playing horse. Okay. The street bar, right? Like, yeah, and he's going out there and he's playing like he's at center city, hooping it up out there with everybody and making plays because you know why? There's not really a priority where you have to get the football too like you did with AJ. Whereas before you have to play horse kind of in a way, right? Your structure. You're more cookie cutter. Yeah, to me. I'll tell you the biggest thing that I see with him. It's more that he's comfortable. Oh, there's a comfort. There's a comfort. There's a comfort that he has, right? Honestly, so that's that to me is the best sign on Sean Manion early. Not really the schematics, not really anything. It's that the quarterback looks comfortable as hell.
Maybe he's playing it. Right. I mean, that to me is in a way a testament to Manion and, you know, directly or indirectly. So maybe Hertz was the issue a year ago not buying into Kevin Batillo. And now he's learned something from a year ago where guess what? I don't think that I think no, I wouldn't put it. I wouldn't frame it like that. But I knew you would. No, no, no, well, well, a quarterback if you're going to buy into somebody, some people you buy into, some people you know? Yeah, but I think I didn't mean it in a negative way. Maybe he just doesn't know. Maybe he just went like this. I don't fucking believe this guy. Well, and I agree, but Jaylin also he doesn't say much, but sometimes he says a lot without saying much. And last year if you read between the T-leaves of what, and this is just my interpretation, if you read between the T-leaves of what he was saying last year, he never bought in because he never believed the process that needed to proceed that was there.
And he didn't like which into something they had never worked on. He didn't buy into it because there was no explanation for it. There was no, you know, remember, they alienated Stalin in the middle of the year two. Yeah, he did. And Jaylin is maybe you can maybe even with the posting of the previous quarterback coach, maybe Jaylin was more on the side of Jeff Stalin. And like, hey, what are we doing here? Why are we making these grandiose changes and expecting to have better results when really this isn't what we're built to do or what we've worked on doing? You know, stick to what we've done. And I think Jaylin has approached this year credit to Sean where he's explained why they're going to do this, not just what they're doing. This is what we're trying to set up. This is how we're trying to set it up. He's bought into it. They've worked on it early. And I think he's now, you know, he's more, he's ready to play offense this way. And I don't think that's a bad thing on Jaylin's part. I mean, to make big switches like that, sometimes doesn't lead to the right results. And you know, maybe Jaylin was right, but I agree that it did come off a little odd in the moment.
How about this? Do you think having multiple teachers makes you smarter or makes you more apprehensive not to trust what they're asking you and teaching you to do? And what I mean by this is, I mean, he's had so many voices in his head. I mean, he's had so many different angles on how Xander, if you, like, like, if you read a newspaper, and I give people this analogy all the time, the way I read the Miami Herald, or the way Rush Limbaugh used to read the Miami Herald, two different things, well, that's like reading a playbook and reading a game plan. Yeah. You're going to read it two different ways. Is it so that they hired Manion because he was going to have more of a cerebral connection to Hertz? And maybe how about this? Like, because the only other guy, and I saw Prince put it in here, there's only one other guy that had a cerebral connection with him, and that was Shane. And those two guys were like, again, that's Shane, RPO system. It's something complicated, but they connected and they understood one another.
Especially situationally, maybe the strength of Manion's not going to be schematically. Maybe it's going to be connecting to the guy, and the two guys being on the same page with one another. Hey, dude, I could drop fucking play up and have the smartest guy in the room. But if I can't hear you, what's the point of having to play? Yeah. I mean, I think to answer your original question about, you know, does the multiple teachers thing help you or hurt you? I think it depends on the student. It depends on the player. It depends on who's being taught, you know? And I think what he's saying is... But he's a standoff, it's kind of guy. I mean, and what I mean is also a coach's guy, you know? But what I mean, but what that also plays in, or my dad wouldn't coach me that fucking way. Well, but I think that in a way, Jaylin is not... He's not like you're leading a sheet to the slaughterhouse. He is a smart student, you know? And I think guys that have experience and have, you know, you're going to have to have a reason for why you're doing something. If you have somebody that's a professional... I love people who have reasons why they do shit. Exactly. Like you can't just expect... He's not a child.
He's not a kid that you're leading, you know, somewhere that he doesn't know where he's going. He doesn't know any better. He does know better. So if you're going to try and teach him and get him on board, you better have reasons for why you're doing that. You better have backings and explanations and things like that. And I think Jaylin, you know, could have that, to be honest. And the other part of it I would say would be... I don't have a problem if it becomes more about that at this point of Jaylin's career. I mean, we talked yesterday about the contract, and it's like, if Jaylin is getting to this phase of his career, right? Don't you want your quarterback in a way to have more of a say over the offense than some guy teaching him like he's a first-year student? Correct. He's not a first-year guy. He's not Drake May. I want him as... For in your seventh year. Exactly. The later, in these other great quarterbacks careers who played a long time, they got more and more control as the years went on. And sometimes, by the way,
they had to upset their coach in game to get what they want. So I think that's going to have to be something that people get more used to. And I think that's a good thing. I mean, you want Jaylin, in my opinion, to take more of the reins at the line of scrimmage. If that's the way it goes, I'm going with that and happy with that. And I'll give you a situation. And I believe that that happened this year in the NFL. I think Josh Allen went like this. For us to go further, we've got to have Joe Brady as our head football coach. And instead of having that conservative defensive minded coach, and Sean McDermott with two minutes in the game, and two minutes at the end of the ballgame, I need to have a guy that's going to be balls to the wall. We need to have no risk at no risk at kind of mentality. And we need to go win some football games. Hey, dude, you hired a guy that has averaging 11 wins. Every year, he was the head coach in Buffalo. You hired a guy to elevate because why? Maybe the quarterback up there, finally has complete autonomy of what he wants to do in that auto. And that's what you're seeing in Philadelphia right now with,
Jalen, is that once you got rid of AJ, once you got rid of AJ, the other co-dependent in that huddle, that's his huddle now. It is, but the only difference I would say there is, I think we're showing this. There's no one else's. I don't know. I think with the Eagles, it's like a force, it's like a slow drip. Nick has been slowly opening in a little bit more and a little bit more. And then like the second something bad happened, he closed it back up like 23, right? He's opening it slowly, slowly, boom, seven picks him in the first four games, boom, shut the faucet, go back to the run game. And I think he's got to be able to kind of cross the player, you know, because like this, this coming here, part of the show, I don't think Jalen showed enough to be trusted. And what I would say to that would be, if that's honestly the way you feel, then they shouldn't be investing in the player to begin with. Because if I'm going to, if I'm going to invest and believe in a player,
I've got to be willing to die on that hill and sink with that shit. Or else you're teetering the fence, like you always say about sports talk, have a take. You got to play or invest in the player and believe in them. If it doesn't and you fail, you know you gave it your all. And then you know when you need to pivot off. If you go half in here and half in there, you never really know. And look at where we are right now. We still don't know. Is it Jalen's offense? Is Nick's offense? Is it Manion's offense? Was it Kevin Patulos fault? Like you got Jalen hurts. He's about to get a brand new contract probably at the end of the year coming up. Dude, invest in the hill. Shit, I'll get off the path. You know, and if you're not going to, if you're not going to give it, put it in his hands and allow him to become the player. You're paying him to become. Then why are you paying him in the first place? So I think you got to commit to it. And I think they're showing maybe they're ready to do that. Let me ask you something organizationly before we get Mike Northown here in a minute.
So I want to go back to a famous conversation. I think it was more responsible for the success in the WINGLA. Bella check or Brady? Well, I think Brady, but I also don't think you can, I don't think you have that without. You think Tom could have been as successful. He did win a Super Bowl in Tampa, but do you think he could be as successful as he was without that? Nope. You think Jalen? And I think vice versa the same thing. Okay, so you don't think Jalen could be as successful without Nick? No, well, I was going to say, I don't think Bill could have had the success without Tom. Like to me, I hate this game because I think people always try and put it in one what one. Like, well, you could replace this guy with this guy and you would have had the same success. Or in this case, Brady could have had a different coach and so would have had some.
No, I think they're tied at the hip. You can't ask anybody who cooks or who bakes. You can't get rid of an ingredient and I expect to bake the same cake. All right, you can't get rid of a vanilla extract and expect to have a good cake. All right. To me, Jalen and Nick are the ingredients right now and you think Jalen could win? I don't think either of them would have as much success without the other. So you don't think Nick could, you don't think Jalen would have the success? Well, I think Jalen deserves, I mean, Jalen has been successful, but no, I don't think he would have the level of success that he's had in Philly somewhere else. I don't. And Nick's a part of that. I mean, whether people don't want whether people wanted to admit that or not, you, I could speak to you, but you wanted to admit that they're not. Like Nick is the head coach of this very successful football team. And if you're of the belief that you could just swap them out for anybody and they would repeat that success, well, then that's your opinion. I would disagree with that opinion. I don't think that's how it works. I don't, but by the way, like was, I don't think you could swap Jalen hurts
how it's just any quarterback, even somebody that you deem a great and have the same level of success. That's not how I don't think it works. You think the front office believes that? I think they believe they can have success again, but I don't think they can, they can have success the same way. And I think they know that much. The way they were successful in 2017 and 18, there's a lot different in the way they were in 22 through 24. And I think if they lost Jalen, how is it different GM? How is it different GM that he was? He's a much different GM. I grew that I grew that, but I think things are going to change. You can't you can't expect to change the most important component of a football team and expect to just, all right, we're re up. Like, dude, I don't care how good of a suit you are. I don't care how good of a GM you are. You know, to me, it takes the, where's I don't have it anymore in my new office? My miracle poster. I'm not looking for the best players, Craig. I'm looking for the right players. And I think that's a big part of it. And the right players, the right pieces of an organization,
you know, it takes a rare combination to have this level of success. You know, it wouldn't trade out either of them. You know, it's funny, man. My, my, my coach used to recruit. And Jimmy Johnson used to recruit. And he'd go out and he'd look at guys that had one stars, two stars. And I used to ask him, I go, Russell Maryland was recruited by one guy. Russell Maryland turned out Zander to be the number one overall pick by the Cowboys one year. And I went, I remember he was only recruited by Toledo and Miami. Then we had Cortez that was recruited by everybody. All of us, there were guys that were recruited. And I go coach, how do you know what guys are looking for? And he goes, easy. I recruit everybody. But I sign only players that fit what I'm looking for. He goes, I'll look at everybody, dude. But there's only a certain amount of guys that, to me, and you know what he said, the most important thing, I want players who don't make dumb mistakes. He never said I want guys who make exceptional plays.
He was always, I want, I want guys who are stupid. I want guys who are never going to be making those awful plays. And I think that's one of the reasons that he was successful at both levels. Both college and pro, he went, he went championship, said both levels. Yeah. He'll chip charts in one, when national championship says a player as a college coach and also as NFL coach. That's pretty remarkable. That's pretty remarkable. And it was all about the people around him. Hey, is Mike North? Is he connected? No, I can't see him. It says the boys just don't see him. So I don't know. He's got to have me out again. Here we go. He's been switching computers. I know, man. He can play. He's got to turn one out here. But I'm calling him because I'm not, we need to get Mike. We need to get Mike North on. We've never needed Mike North on more than we always need him. But on this football Friday, we need Mike North. Absolutely. We knocked Mike North here. So I'll tell you what I'll do, Z. I'll go in here to the chat with some of the guys. And let's see if we can get reconnected here. Let me read a super. And then I'm going to call Mike and see.
Gotcha, Matt. Appreciate your brother. All right, here's Brian. We got one. Z, please teach sales how to use the StreamYard screen. Brian wants me to teach you how to use sound effects. Can you tell Brian that you barely know how to click on the email? I'm just sitting here. Hey, Brian, Z's going to have to have a weekend with me to teach you. Wait, let's try it. Ready? All right, take your mouse. My mouse. You see on the right side where it says comments, banners, media assets. Yes, stop. All right, click media assets. Media assets. Got it. All right, click that. All right, scroll down a little bit. Scroll down a little bit. Sounds. You'll see sounds. Yeah. There's the screen man applause bounce. Drum roll. Gone. You see him? Hey, that wasn't there. Yeah, whatever you get a chat, you don't like it.
Holy shit, I got something. Every time I see prints now. All right, cow. All right, now call Mike. I got to go now here. Thank you very much. See you taught me something here, Junior. All right. Let's see if he can be consistent with it now. One here. We got another one here. All right, here's the all. What's up, darling? Good to see you, brother. I wasn't a Nick Fantill. Someone told me to pay attention to every player interviewer fan interaction. They all say the same things that Nick and Jalen say. Even AJ had one foot in. I agree. Yep. They all repeat in a way. The what Nick has established. And that is a credit to Nick. Well, I'll tell you what, I can't wait to see if Ben Johnson has answers for Monday night. I'll tell you this. I'll say this because you just brought I think it's an interesting comp Brady and Bell check. I think Nick Sireani as a coach has learned
so much from Jalen Hertz. The player about where to put your focus. How to set standards. How to pursue the right mission. And I think a lot of Jalen. He speaks a lot about his father and you hear Jalen almost every interview he does that's not football. Like that GQ interview. He always references Nick Sabin always. Always and Jalen is so focused. Like that likes Sabin. He reminds me of Sabin. I have to say the book. I read it all the time. Jalen is just like that. And I think Nick as a coach has learned a lot from that. And I think it's I think it's helped Nick. So you think Nick has benefited more from Jalen than being around how he. I wonder how in this personnel. And how he like you do you played the game. Okay, okay, but how is also part of the hiring process when it comes to coordinators?
Yes, but I think I think Jalen has had a bigger influence on Nika as a coach than how he yes. I think how he look. I'm not I don't say to take away from how he's built a great organization and does a great job at the roster. But who taught Nick how to be a CEO coach then? Being in the battle though is different than overseeing the. No doubt. No doubt. That's a fact. But that's where I think Nick has learned from Jalen. But Nick was never a CEO coach. He hadn't had that style. He didn't know anything about that. I mean, you tell me where did he learn that from being a CEO coach? Didn't he learn that being a CEO coach? I think some of it is I think some of it is already owner. Maybe I mean, I think some of it is naturally learned on the job. Okay, you know, you know, but let's say all right, let me go home and call Mike. All right, appreciate your brother. We'll go back in here over here. We will see you my friend. Thank you, man. See you Monday later. Your show's appreciate you brother. Got your brother got it.
Okay, we'll go back over here a little bit here. Look at the end of the season comment and there are a season comment there. Let's see here. Sabin puts me to sleep when he talks. No, I don't think so. I think that guys is intense as you can possibly be and wants to be successful. I disagree with that. I think Sabin, I think Sabin's biggest problem being an NFL head coach was the fact that he screwed up in personnel decisions. He went with the quarterback from UCF instead of going with Drew Breeze. And that was the biggest failure that Nick had. It was a mistake that they made at the quarterback position. And that's why he failed in, um,
in Miami when he took to Miami Dolphins job. Let's see here. Let's see. Yeah, and that's again, I do believe that. I listen, I think head coaches, they're just like head coaches in quarterbacks and systems. They're all needed. You have to have the trifecta. This is why when people, I saw people in here going like this. Well, what has Ben Johnson won? Well, what what of the fucking bears won in the last 30 years? I mean, do you think you really have the best GM on the planet? Right now in Chicago, you surely don't have the best ownership in Chicago. You you you have none of that in Chicago right now. And head coach is trying to change that dynamic.
Nick can't talk to paid players the way he controls college kids. Um, there's something to that. There there there is there's something to that. I will I will agree to that there, man. I will. Who's bringing up one guy's name or supposed to let's see here. Still, she need to have a screen sound dialed up when Mike North brings up Caleb. I see somebody. Holy cow, I see a face. I see my man. If this man is not more needed than ever, I got to tell him before I bring him up here too. So today I talked to Tom there. Yesterday I talked to Dave Wants that I didn't know Dave Wants that goes to practice with Ben Johnson.
I got to give Mike that cell phone number so he can reach out to uh, to uh, Dave Wants that he probably ripped the hell out of him when he was the head coach there in Chicago. So he probably throw it away, but without further ado. And before we bring up hold on here, the four we bring up Mike North. I've got to do this. I saw Caleb Williams the other day. I don't know, man. You're in the city of Chicago and you're screaming. Now Tom there says he doesn't believe he's going to be out multiple weeks. Let's bring in our friends. The legend himself, Mr. Chicago. He is my friend Mike North and he joins us now. How you doing brother? I feel like I got to work for NASA to just get out in the air nowadays. I got buttons. I got everything. I'm moving this. Sandra and I are talking. Yeah, you're mission control getting ready. You know, the whole thing, you know. So yeah, everything's going good. Getting ready for the game.
We uh, had an injury. We thought we lost the kid. I thought he was in Vietnam. You know, the kid screamed. Ah, you know, everybody panicked and the whole chest, lady of one silent quite frankly. I think I like him. I like Caleb Williams. I think he got scared. I think he cramped something happened. He got scared. I think he played it up. There's no doubt he has set some of the template by jumping into stands crying on his, in his mom's arms after a game. I don't care about the painted nails. I don't care about all that. I hang out with Dennis Rodman. Believe me, that doesn't affect me. At all. But when they say, well, he's got to be tough. He's a quarterback and a league. Yeah. But there's different degrees of toughness, folks. Michael Spinks and Mike Tyson were both heavy weights. Don't ask, don't ask me who was tougher. Okay. And it's mentally who's mentally tougher. John, do you know what is physically and mentally tough?
He's one of the most mentally tough quarterbacks and they played hard. These guys, but Mike gets Chicago. Manders LA, you don't have to have that persona. I agree. This is Chicago. Well, we just had a guy get hit in the face with a 100 mile an hour fastball. Breggman and he batted today. He played today. So that's Chicago to me. That's exactly right. I brought it up on my AM1000 show. Here's a guy that was an inch away. If it goes higher, he's Tony Keneh Gliero getting an eye-rememberable folks. So yeah, it didn't look good. That's all I'm going to say. And if he plays this week, he wasn't hurt. I think he could, I think in my heart, he could almost play, but why chance it and why make him look even weaker. Mike, because it hurt his place in his persona in Chicago. Well, you know what really, you know what aggravates me? I think people respect him.
I respect him. I've grown to love the guy. And then I hear people say, oh, people are hating on him. I hate that phrase. No, you're allowed to love somebody. You're allowed to like somebody. You're allowed to hug somebody and still have disagreements or still don't like the way that they portray themselves. And I thought, bring into card out. Look, somebody said you never played. Sure I did. I pulled hamstrings. Everybody at your degree one degree tried a bad one once, took me six weeks. Then I had another one, it took me three weeks. Bottom line is he overreacted. He cried. And I said this last week, men cry and women fight now. And that was a perfect example. What's he crying? You put the towel over your head. That was the portrayal of a man that was told he was going to be out for the year. I thought it was her squirrel over again. I was like, oh, 1950's, it takes one into head.
And who hit it? Do you know? Don't even play. Gil McDougal of the New York. Yeah. Look at you, man. I appreciate you more than you know, Mike. Mike, you know what? Let me ask you this, though. Don't you? I got it. That's in my report, God. I was worried about Mike. Don't you think you have the coach, though, to figure out the Rubik's Cube. I'm not so tight. I love that Johnson, but he got humbled. That's a guy that's talking. And you know what I didn't hear after the post game press conference? Well, guys, first of all, it's on me. I'd like to take responsibility. And we got to coach him better. No, you know what I heard? We had too many penalties in the first half. We had too many turnovers. No, no, no. Every coach worked on it. So he put it on the players. And in my eyes, he didn't exactly focus on himself. Let's put it that way. Where was him? He's been telling everybody he was going to put up 37 points again.
You know, he's been, he's the guy walking around with the shirt off. He got humbled and people want to beat him. And I know Philadelphia. I have everybody ready to show. Anyway, I do. I do know that Philadelphia has a revenge game in their hearts here because we handed it to him last year. Too 81 on the ground, Mike. Yeah, well, if the guy could hold on to the ball, we should have won that game last week, 20 to 9. Swift puts the ball on the ground at the one yard line. Mike, are you surprised with the run game with Manungai in the way that Swift has run the ball? I mean, they are so good at running the football. Brian Flores put five in the box last week. Kind of put that defense there in front of those guys. Kind of split it up a little bit. But in your opinion, Mike, I mean, that's the game on Monday night, right? Well, the game, the game was when Swift fumbled it to go like, we go, that was the end. I said, I said, my God, you cannot do that after you signed a three-year extension.
But we also had a center and I go back to the days of Mike Pyle, Olin Krutz. I mean, some pretty good centers in my Chicago bare fan lifetime. And I never saw center get four penalties. Mike's good on the air too, by the way. Just thank God. I mean, but I'm just telling you that and then you had this kid, CM Rouse, she was a tight end, who's our third tight end. And he had all sorts of bad play penalties. I didn't block the blocker that blocked the field goal. So it was a bad game. I think from top to bottom, from the coaches all the way to the players, but the players that they perform, we won that game 20 to 9. How come Kostin Loveland has won catch so far? Wow. Well, I'll tell you, it's good to see my guy Tyler Warren back because I liked him. He got hurt last year. And he's the guy I wanted. We passed on him. We took Loveland. We'll see what happens this week. But yeah, the tight ends have been disappointing. You don't have to concentrate on DJ Moore anymore because he's left.
We don't have a receiver, folks. You can tie it when anybody in Chicago. You're not getting it like this. We don't ever receiver that is a one. A doon's is not a one in here. Not a one in my world. No, he's a two. Last year he wasn't a one and we've DJ Moore. We never replaced him. So you're asking everybody now to move up a little bit. Luther Berford and all these other guys. So they haven't gotten it done, but it's still early. It's still early. And we'll see what happens. But just sure his necklace and good news. But Case Keenum, I saw this and folks check out North to North this week and eight and two in college football. Ten and nine right now. Yeah. I got off the filkins after week two. I took the pickers like a moron last night. Hey Mike. Yeah. 498 last night. Oh god. And they ran the ball for 242 last night at Lambo.
I know. Now listen to this. Case Keenum from 2019, 2019 to 2023. 248 of 389 for 63.8 percentage. 2500 yards 15 touchdowns nine in the substance. What I'm trying to tell you is those impressive. But the last time he started, George Patton was a corporal. Okay. So so World War II was just ending. So that's the conundrum. I heard that today. I heard that word. I wanted to use it. Conundrum that we are in right now. Man, dude. But I'll tell you what. Are you waiting it, Mike? I like the bears. Why do you like the bears, Mike? Because Caleb Williams for all the screaming and the ranting. I played I think I played like average. The lower average last week, with 135 yards in the air. Bad interception.
Screaming like you just got shot from the depository center with Lee. Mike, you could be on the something here because it's 4.5. You lose a starting quarterback. That number would be double digits. Yeah. It's only 4.5 and it's 41.5. The last time Kingdom started, Christ was a child for Christ's sake. I mean, it also, I mean, how do you disguise real? They talk about Joe Flacco. Joe Flacco's place had more starts than this guy. And Joe Flacco, I think just got signed to get a phone number. I'm not sure if he's correct. All right. Well, you more concerned with the quarterback or your defense? Listen, you know my guy, Jaylen Hertz. I had Tennessee last week plus seven. I want to thank my friend because he's, I'm the only friend he's got on this show. I don't know if he even knows that. Well, all the highly recent, they're 2 and 0. Yeah. What? He's the only reason they're 2 and 0. I've counted you folks. I've been with Jaylen and the big sales. And I call him big sales. That's right. That's me.
He will tell you I've been with Jaylen Hertz. Since they won. He's a ball player, man. He's a ball player. And that's the only thing. He's the common denominator. He's the one that scares me on the field for the Philadelphia Eagles. But the Bears can play with them. And I thought, I think they're going to run the football. They're going to run the football. And we'll see if Philadelphia can stop them. Here you have the story. Mike, here's the news here too. I love it when you do. Can bring me news. You may have. You may have the big name on the injured list. But listen to this with the Eagles. They got a longer one. We can't fix me. Did not practice. Dallas, Goddard did not practice. Will Shipley did not practice. Davont, they spent the not practice. Sick one, Barkley Stinger left practice. Jaylen Carter, wrist left practice. What happened? Bernard left practice. Andrew McCuba left practice. Entirely, Steen shoulder left practice. The entire inside line of that entire old line of the Philadelphia Eagles has been pretty banged up. And on top of that, Mike, they've under.
They've underperformed. They have not. Get this. They're 30 second on first down. They're like 28th on second down. And the only reason that they're moving things and they're moving the ball and winning games is because Hertz is making plays. On third and nine, it's not sustainable. They're all sorts of lines. It's nowhere near what it was three years ago. No, I mean, a team change. And the fact is I give the coaching staff. I give how we roll. I give Jaylen. A lot of credit because the team has changed quite a bit. I mean, so for them to continue to perform, look, as long as they don't lose Hertz. And I said this, I mean, look at, and AJ Brown, look what happened in New England last week. I mean, he didn't play. I never said that AJ Brown was bad. He was just wrong for the Philadelphia Eagles to move forward with. And I'm so happy with the way the Eagles play because of this show because I have no animosity towards Eagles. I go back to Tommy McDonald.
Okay. And all those guys and Chuck Bednarek and Norm Sneed. Don't get me going. I'm tearing up. Harold Kyrmichael, the angler. Roman Gabriel. Oh, I got the chills. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so it's going to be a great game. I think the Bears can beat him. But Jaylen, but Hertz is on that team. Is it low scoring, Mike? It should be. It should be low scoring. I know the number has been going down. It's been going down because of the injury to the quarter back. You know, to our quarter back in. And you know, the Eagles in the back. I could easily see 20 to 13, 20 to 14. I could with these two guys. But before you have a winner, we don't have. We don't have a feeling Godfather. So I'm going to talk to you about week three in a minute. But hey, dude. Congratulations. The South Ciders. They put some ticket. They made the postseason and the freaking Cubs are in.
Congratulations. Yeah, first time since 2020. But not many times this has happened. We got both teams in the playoffs. We got the Bears now with all this all this controversy. Then the Polps on the plane today. And they said to the Pope, they said, Hey, he had the correct reporter, you know, a couple of years ago. They had the most losses. He goes two years in a row. He says to them. And then the guy goes, uh, what did you ever hand in this? And it's sure as hell looks like somebody had a hand in it. Cause last year they were terrible. The Chicago Pope reversed the juju. He said no comment. He said when they asked him if he caused the miracle. I never drugged my lifetime. I never drugged in my life. I mean, he called up in a say on Charlie Kaminsky and said, listen, we're going to put these boys in the playoffs here. And I want you to throw a good one up here. Mike, this team was picked to lose 96 ball games this year. They were picked. They had over under were 66.
Dan wins this and that's right. That's the way. And I said it's going to go under because they had been 40, 40. You know, they they were horrible. Nobody. And now I mean, look, they got an easier road to the playoffs through the then the Cubs do the Cubs. You know, you got teams like the Dodgers, the Brains, the Phillies, Milwaukee. I can't believe how good they are. In the old days, and I said this today on my radio show in the old days before the wild time or when they only had one wild card in each. You know, the Cubs finish 13 games or behind Milwaukee. In the old days, instead of them having champagne baths, we'd be going, who can we get to manage this team to try to beat Milwaukee? People forget that. Yeah. The Mets weren't supposed to be in the playoffs. Chicago melted down. That's right at the end of the year. What if they didn't know if you had a wild card that Cubs were to made it? They would have made it.
They would made it. So it's so funny to say they got goggles on and they're walking around. And like in the 70s, you'd be gone. Well, I think this could be consoles last year. Yeah, we couldn't beat Milwaukee. Like you could win 100 games for the second in the division. You're going home. Yeah. But you know, the White Sox got only 87 wins. I mean, that division's so bad. So they got a better chance of going through the American. We've been the Cubs have of knocking off those teams in the Nassau. Like I think the White Sox and the Cubs, the pitching is not good enough. That's just me. I hope I pray we have a miracle and we can hit. I know we can hit, but pitching usually dominates in the playoffs. So we'll see what happens. All right, I'm going to ask you about week three and some of the games here. I love it. Go ahead because I got into my head. Philly's not here. I got a big weight on my shoulder. That guy's on fire. Let's go. Here we go. So the chargers have to be one of the biggest disappointments there. They're sitting at 0 and 2.
The bills are getting out to a great start so far on the season. Alan looks great. Or two and out. It's in Buffalo at the new high mark stadium here. Bill's take care of business here. Bill's favorite by 7 50 and a half. You know, Jimmy Harbaugh is one of my good friends. His father and me, him and net offense of coordinator, ain't like Daniels. Yeah, head to head now. I will say this. I've said this in the past. This is nothing new. I mean, Baker Mayfield and and the guy from Baltimore, Lamar Jackson and Jaylen Hertz. They're all the Preskits on them more than they get on this kid. Okay, but now, you know what? He's got the girlfriend upstairs and she's jumping around. My wife, she's a knockout. It exhils his wife. So we all knockouts. My wife went to all my games. But if she jumped around like that, I'd have a talk with her and tell her.
She's they're twiddling their toes. I mean, come on. It's like I'm. I mean, I mean, and then you guys, I mean, I mean, Taylor Swift, go. He's my man. Oh my god. It's crazy. That's why my wife did this. She when I got my GD. Yeah, he's lucky. Got his GD. No, but I I wouldn't bet the game. I'll tell the folks what I will bet, but I wouldn't bet the game. But I would lean the chargers plus the seven. Oh, wow. Okay. Good here. How about this one? Mike, this is the battle of the O and two's here. I really thought that coach Mike do something this year. And there's a Texans sitting at O and two. It's in Indianapolis and get this. I don't care where I get by one and a half and 42 and a half. What do you like? I'm taking Houston automatic. You know, I just think look, the reason Houston lost the first two games. It's because of the two quarterbacks. They face Josh Allen and the kid from and Burles.
Okay. This guy here. I like him, but he always makes a stupid mistake. The kid from Indy the quarterback always makes a standing down. Daniel Jones. Yeah, do he always makes a stupid mistake or something? So I'm going to give it to Houston. They'll be one and two after this. Bangle Steelers. Bangle's a two and oh on the season. And it's in Pittsburgh. Since an ad he's favored by three and a half. Burles got 461 and three touchdowns so far. And it's there at Pittsburgh and the numbers 42 and a half. What do you like? Care? Do you think the Bengals cover? I like Pittsburgh. Covered three and a half. I know that. And I don't have any paper for it. Confront of me folks. It goes up in here in this. No, don't ask me how to get up my stairs because I don't remember. But I just think since he's been living the good life. They had a battle on their hands last week. Baker Mayfield and company. I like him maybe to win. But by three two or one Pittsburgh. Boy, I'll tell you what we'll see what happens with Aaron Rodgers.
No, yeah, because last week it wasn't good. Yeah, no, it's not good. No way. How about this one Mike? Patriots and Jaguars. It's down at Everbank Stadium in Jacksonville. Jacksonville's favorite by three. 45 and a half. Boy, I'll tell you what I like that Liam Cone team. And Patriots, uh, the end of pre-bounding last week. I think it was against Pittsburgh. Do you like that? We're just talking about a nightmare for pit. Yeah. Do you? What do you like in this one? It's an interesting game. I'll go with Drake. I think that Jack Jacksonville right now. Luckily, and Colin is proven himself. Lawrence was basically considered almost a bust. You know, anything you did wasn't good enough. But this would be a game I would not play. I would lean. And it would be alarming, which means the longer my lean, the more I stay away. Are you ready? Lean. No, in good. No, it's a good lean.
I'll go. I'd lean. If it's immediately, lean. I hate international football games. While we've been on this show, they shouldn't have them. If you take a run, if you take a wrong turn and reel, you're in trouble. Oh, it's a good thing. They can do hang up. They can do hang over for there. Hey, Mike, if you take a wrong turn and reel, you might walk down an alley and that might not actually be a check. No. Oh, my God. I heard. I mean, and how does Jerry Jones just go along with this? What happened in the old days? He would say, you're taking a home game from me. And we're going to reel too, right? He's he's not. There's a big deal. Do we have to tie that yet? I mean, my God, it kind of looks like skeletal dude. All of a sudden, they go, we're taking one of your home games to reel. All right. I got a yeah, you know, are you nuts? Oh, he's getting something on the side.
We're not need. Internet. You know, both of more is favored by three and a half. It's 53 and a half who wins both teams one and one. Who's playing? Walk through. Hey, music Cowboys. Oh, the real game. Boy, Baltimore lost a trophy last week. I stay away from this game. I'm going to I take Baltimore though. Lamar Jackson. I really love Lamar Jackson to deck, cross guy. That's me. You'd brother have Lamar Jackson and the deck. That's press God. I would. If this press guy was on Dallas, I don't think people would be. I think a cowboy fans will tell, all right. Yeah. Press God was on Baltimore. I'm not sure he'd get the same warm reception. Maybe I'm well. I just got to say if that wants to win anything, he's got to leave Dallas. Well, he's not going to win there. He's not. He's not going to know. Hey, how about a sneaky team here? I look, this Raiders teams two and oh, I'm not buying it, but I'll tell you what I'm starting to buy this Tyler shook kid. He's leading the NFL and passing yards. New Orleans is favored by three. It's 43 and a half.
I mean, boy, I mean, it's in. It's in the Caesar Superdome, which there is Mike. I don't know what it is. Every single year I ever played there against the Saints. Whether they stunk or not, they were so good. They're always who was the tight end on New Orleans. He was out of his mind. I love them. Was on the jets or the tight. I forget long hair. Who cherries. Shaki. Oh, I love that guy. Shaki was in New Orleans. Yeah, he was. What do you like? What do you like in this one, Mike? That's a New Orleans game. Raiders Saints. Yeah, I'm going to tell you something right now. I know I'm replacing right now a legend in the Philly Godfather. And I can't get within the movie. I don't know who he takes, but I'm telling you right now. I'm a believer. I'm a Kirk Cousins fan. And I think they knew early in camp. How about it? Why do we take my mom and those?
Why do we take? Because they got a pick. They could have taken anybody. And I think this guy Kirk Cousins wasn't back from his injury fully last week. Last year. And I don't understand the hyper-Norings. I don't. I had this game. I had this as a picket game. And since I'm getting points, I'd take the winners. You know what? I got to show you something here about the boy you just got through talking about here. Shaki. No, he was a Miami guy. He is a hurricane. Get this here though. Kirk Cousins, if I gave you this, the guys are I love him. Kirk Cousins has thrown for 45,000 yards. He's got 6,000 completion or 6,000 attempts, 4,000 completions. He's 90 and 70 as a quarterback in the NFL. And he's thrown for 300 touchdowns. Yeah. And only 134. Boy, I'm going to tell you, man. That's pretty good. That guy has Super Bowl ring.
This guy would be close to being a Hall of Fame football player. Wow. First of all, where they got him. I mean, look, I don't know what he had. They got him in the fifth round in Washington. And remember, they got RG3. And he was supposed to be like a seatbelt. And Mike, and what's his name? Mike Shanahan hedged his bets and said, let me think to get from Michigan State. I'm going to tell you something. Kirk Cousins, I remember Michigan State. Okay. I've always liked the guy. There was something about him. I don't know what happened in Atlanta. I don't. But I know. I think you're right. I don't think he was healthy. No, I don't think he was healthy. And I think they tried to rush him. And they took other people. They are, you know, Michael Pennix, who by the way, can't play. So, oh, maybe he can, but who knows? We'll find out. We'll find out. One game doesn't make him. One game doesn't make you. I think he made some couple of early mistakes at other teams with a capitalized yesterday. My bottom line is, I think Kirk Cousins
getting points anywhere is fine. I don't think New Orleans is pet swilling back. Is Sam Mills back? Why, what if I missed? I mean, is Jubilee Dunbar back at Why is receiver got him in the 19th? That's my favorite name. Look him up, folks. Jubilee Dunbar. There was a wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints. Perfect, perfect name for the place he played at. Last game for you, Mike. That's it. I'm not even winning. Rams Broncos. This is the NBC Sunday night game. Rams are favored by two and a half that they catch their stride back last week. They take on this Bronco team. Matthew Stafford. Look pretty damn good last week here. It's in Denver though. Mike, people don't realize this. Oh, can't breathe. People walk around with the right. It's a real deal. It's a real deal. Why was it Denver once? How you doing? Because I was able to breathe for two days, but how's everything? Dude, it's a real thing. What do you got?
I'd stay away from this game because it's so hard to stay off the Rams. And I know, Boardner. I bet $2. I've asked you about these games. You've only bet $2 so far. Are you one of them picking on every game? I'll give you my five games. All right, give me your five games. The Pittsburgh Steelers I won. Okay. Getting three and a half. Okay. They're playing Cincinnati. The Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles. That's a middle game for me. I'm taking Philly on the money line. I'm taking the Bears plus five at the time. That's a middle game. Open lands on two, three, four, or five. And I get both. The Raiders. Getting three. That's a gift. Where we playing with kids here. You're giving quick, quick, cousins points. Are you out of your mind? Oh, Raiders. Wow. Yeah. Houston. Minus one. They lost to Josh Allen.
And they lost the borough. Next up is neither of those two. This will seem like a walk in the park for them. Okay. And last but not least, my golden parachute. Please help me, Lord. Why am I taking this game? But it's so enticing and it graded so high for me. And I'm almost ashamed. What will sales be talking to Zander next week about? What game? Eagles in there. Eagles in there. Not only that. Well, I'll tell you what. Chains and Titans. How did Cleveland Browns do it again? They were left for dead. And they beat the Carolina Panthers. The Browns. The Carolina. The Browns and the greatness of the Sean Watson. Getting three. I had Carolina. Now that means they're two and one. I'm just saying. All they had to do maybe was win this game. But I started grading the games, right?
I'm going. I got. Trying to put it out. Why is it keeps showing me Cleveland? There's certain team. I don't want to be around Atlanta. I don't want to be around Green Bay. I don't want to be around Cleveland. No, I'm starting. My race don't work. Cleveland. That's it. Those are my. Mike, I'm going to ask you. One last question here. I love you. You could go all night long. I'm like, why are no rich? You all those more. When I wish, why are no sills? And I are big. Why are no rich? You can. I asked. Tom, they are this question. I love time. Y'all see doing. He's doing great. I told him. And he said to say hi. And I said to him, I go Mike Nort said that this guy Ben Johnson is the best coach to Bears of had since Dicca. And you know what he said? What maybe better than Dicca? He's better as a organizer. And he's better as a play caller.
Yeah. He said that, you know what? And when you hear him at the podium, he is kind of like Mike where if there's no bullshit in the guy, when he's at the Mike. And he goes like this, he goes. He's like, there's a lot of similar letters. They're very different. But he goes, the one thing they're genuine. He says that's the one thing he goes. Is this guy Ben Johnson's genuine? He's perfect. He said he's perfect for Chicago. That's right. We, you know, the thing that we got to see now and every coach in the league wants some freedom. Okay. Just because of last year. And you know, look what it did. That came really ruined the Packers. Oh, they're finished. I mean, they have a rebounded from from that. Mike, I've never seen. I've never seen the Packers killed at Lambo like I was shocked. They're so spoiled out there. I mean, they, you know, I know their players are over. Right. Rodgers is head more head for MVP's. And he won 1-1. Damn Super Bowl. Same with Farve. I know they're over.
Right. But they, they do win consistently every year. And it's not, it's usually a 10-11 win season. Those days are gone for now. Let me. How about this Mike? That, that Packer team in the last 40 years. They've had three quarterbacks. Take 97% of the snaps. So you're right. They're always in the room. And they're always there because they get that. But they never can get through. They're almost at length. They're not consistent. You know what they like. They're like the older Lana Braves teams with Bobby Cox. Hey, they're going to win us games. Yes. But you know what they underachieve like what Bobby, because I think they can't get it done. They can't get it done. They can't get it done. And that's why, look, you could say what of you folks, please. And you, especially, you're like 12 years old. I've been, I saw this guy play. Bart star. If you want to talk about all time great quarterbacks. And you leave the stats out. He dwarfs Rogers and five as far as championships. It's not even close. And he was a guy that came from. Lombardi took a one in 13 team.
And the same guy. And you'll tell me this more than anybody. To take a one in 13 team. With 13. Nobody knew there was 13 Hall of Famers on that team. Right. And you needed somebody to coach him. And boy, he did it. I mean, Jerry Cramer's in the Hall of Fam because of Vince Lombardi. Not because of the other way around, because I don't think if he shows up in Green Bay, there's still that in the water. They were not going to go. That dead host dead. There's people. I can't believe it. I've never been there. I've never been there. You've never been the Lambo. Wow. No, but I've been to Madison. Okay. So you went, you went to the, when they used to play. I went into which time to got a rush. Yeah. But that's beside the point. But they have houses around Lambo just like around Wrigley Field. I mean, it's as unique a setting as you're ever going to get. So Mike, I want to tell you, I want to tell you a Wellington Mara story that I was told by. I love Wellington Mara. Okay. Listen, so what is daughter's good luck in order to get a man got it granddaughter. Listen, so.
Lombardi or Lombardi told my uncle this story. Remember Lombardi used to be the offensive coordinator with the New York Johnson. Yeah. Landry was the decordinator. Yeah. When how about those two guys on your staff? Yeah. Which is named James Lee Howe. Whatever's name was how that guy was just kind of sitting there when all this. So anyway, so check it out. There was, there was an agreement supposedly back in the day that when Vince got the job in Green Bay. So he goes and meets the Green Bay Packers. There was an understanding while he was the offensive coordinator that when Wellington wanted to move off a howe that Vince would go back to New York. Well, they started winning obviously. So all of a sudden they moved off a howe and they called Vince up and they went and had a lunch. They met each other in Green Bay and they were sitting there and he was sitting there listening to Wellington. This is true story. And they're at dinner and he looks at Wellington and he goes.
They were going to play him that weekend in a championship game. They were supposed to become the New York Giant's head coach. He looked at Wellington and he goes, excuse me, I have to go to Bathambe right back. He walked out the back door and left Wellington, Maris sitting there at the at the dinner table. The guy comes back and says, yeah, Vince told me to tell you that. He's going to kick your ass tomorrow championship game and he's not going to New York. He's staying in Green Bay. Anybody that saw the movie Ted, okay? Vince Lombardi dressed up like the man dressed for coaching like the manager of a grocery store. You know, and that's how they should do. I'd like to see the coaches come back and dress any way they want. Okay. And so we're in the... And he's the one guy if you walk through in the barn looked around and said, I don't think I'll go sit by him. He just had a... But what a mind. I think if you're going to, you know, bella check. You know, he's got to... You know, people say he's the best coach ever.
Okay, seven or three in the Super Bowl. I get it. Bill Walsh. Wombardi. Shula. These guys could all make a case. They can all... And you know that as well as any... Joe Gibbs. Joe Gibbs too. Joe Gibbs. Who won with three different quarterbacks folks? Mike, I have so many Wombardi stories that my uncle told me that there's a president Kennedy one. So you know the job that Vince always coveted. You know what the job was right? He wanted to coach Army. He coveted that red-ranked job. He wanted to coach Army. Hey, Joe Gibbs. It's a great West Point. Come on. Back in the day, you got to remember, College Football was bigger than Prof. You know what? It's still huge now. Army. But back then, you know what? Back then it was like... It was like... It was like they were TV stars, right? So he goes in, you know, he always coveted that job. And they always thought because he was a tie-in that the reason why when he was 59 years old, that's when he got that job. He was 56 or something like that. He always thought it was because he was a tie-in.
So the job... The job came open. The job came open. Guess who called him and told him Vince you're being offered the Army West Point story. Vince, what's the candidate? Yeah. Yeah. President Kennedy called them and said, hey, listen up, would you like the Army job? And he goes, nah, I'm going to stay in Green Bay. Absolutely. Hey, how about that when he needed Doug? Paul Horny on a furlough to play in a championship game. He calls the White House up and he goes like this, hey, I need a furlough for Paul Horny. Paul Horny goes for three TVs in the game and they win the championship game and he goes back and he goes back to like the... Listen, the military. There's no 1963 Bear Championship of Horny doesn't get suspended. Period. He was that good and he didn't play that year for them. That guy put up 170. Yeah, but Mike, can you imagine you could call the President United States up and go like this? I need a guy off of the furlough so we can have him play in a championship game.
I'm waiting for a call from my brother from four days ago. Right. I'm like, I'm President Kennedy. I got a hotline number to the White House to the Oval Office. Mike, it's always awesome. Thank you so much, my friend. Good time. Thanks, guys. You passed, my friend. That is your proud thing. That's right. We will see what happens on Monday. Absolutely. Yeah, Roba Stellie used to tell me all kinds of stories about Mombardi. And the whole giant team loved him. And Roba Stellie and him were such great friends. And his kid is still alive. I think his grandson still coaches. I think Joe Lombardi still coaches in the... I think he still coaches in the NFL. I think it's his grand kid that coaches in the National Football League. Let's see here. Let's see.
I mean, yeah. So Mike's got the Bears Monday night. Mike's got the Bears. Hey, it's the new injury port out. As it come out. See here. Love hearing all of that. Stellie's stories like that are what make football great. Hey, dude. One of the coolest things in my life is that when I was a young kid, I've been inundated with sports since I was a young boy. And the time I was a little kid. All the way to now. I grew up in it, man. I played it. I grew up in it. I got a chance to meet all these men. I got a chance to meet like all these families. You know, race got. Used to tell me stories back in the day
about the Packers. And when I... Hey, guys, when I went to Green Bay, it's a true story. Underneath... Underneath Lambo Field. Lambo Artie put these coils to heat the turf. So when it gets too cold, that the turf doesn't freeze. And it's a true story. He put those in. And many of the same coils that are there that they put in back in the day. Many of them have been replaced. But the mechanism box to kind of switch it on and off to heat up the field. It's still the original box. So when you go to Lambo, it's really one of the coolest things you've ever been and seen in your life. It's a cathedral of sports. I mean, when I went to Lambo Field, I don't think I've ever been into a stadium. In my life, I've been to Wembley.
I've been to the Rose Bowl. I've been to the LA Coliseum. I played in the Orange Bowl. Old Giant Stadium. RFK. The Super Dome. The Kingdom. Where else? The Silver Dome. I played in all those. And there was arrowhead. There's nothing like going to Green Bay and going to Lambo. It's truly one of the craziest things you've ever seen. I've played at, I've gone to Notre Dame. That's pretty cool. Notre Dame. And, and, um, in Lambo and arrowhead, the Rose Bowl, the Yale Bowl I've been to, those places are absolutely incredible. No question about it. No doubt. So, I agree. I think this game on Monday,
there's going to be two factors. You're either going to be able to stop the run and run the ball. And if you can't do either, you're losing that football game on Monday. And so far, you haven't been able to do both effectively enough. So, as ever, you've seen John Gruden's channel. I like how detailed he is about every team in game. John Gruden is a great broadcaster. He really is. And he's got a great passion for the game. He's got a great passion for the NFL. Well, wait, Crowley. We'll see sales. Will you have it yet? Crowley, you haven't stopped the run and run the ball. And I guess to your point, we'll see. You're right. But so far, you haven't.
And these teams are lesser than what you're going to be playing. Hey, by the way, I know you think you're going to roll Carolina. I wouldn't go to sleep on that Carolina Panther team. I wouldn't. That Carolina Panther team is pretty good. No, no, Crowley. I got it. I got it. I'm with you. I know you're not. I got it. And if you ever supported a single dollar to Jacob, I got to tell SIG here. So SIG, maybe I was a little bit shitty to you. So let me bring it back. Thank you for the super. So SIG sent me over something. You can't say that's not funny. Okay, SIG. It's funny. Thank you, brother.
SIG. You sent that pick. Since that me a picture where he goes, come on, Sells. You can't think that that's not funny. Okay, SIG. Sells, who would you ever get Nick Folls? Hey, you know what? I'm trying to get a number form. Oh, never doing. Now we're doing it. I'm going to get a number form. I'm going to get a number form. Now we're doing. Now we're doing Dick Swinging contest. Nine years old day of day. 2.0. How you going, dude? My God. Holy shit. I feel like I'm a, I feel like I'm a whore. And I'm being auctioned off here. I feel like I'm being like I'm a whore. My grandma used to say that don't bring any hoes in our house. Nicely done there, Niner.
Holy cow. I don't know, man. You guys are making me feel a little love you too, man. That's really awesome. Thank you so much. That means a lot, dude. Hey. Hey, man. I don't know. I'm feeling a little like, you know, a little used. Let's see here. Get yourself some new glasses in a new shy box. Hey, I'm raised. How about you get yourself some new fucking takes? It's hey, you know what? I'm going to send you a book, Emreas. The ABCs of football. And then I'm going to send you a box of Dunkin' Donuts, painted in Eagle Green. So that you could sit there watching your Eagles eating your glazed donuts with your Eagle Green and having a great time. That would probably, no, wait a minute. Reyes would have to be on his knees to eat those donuts, wouldn't he?
So a perfect day for Reyes would be glazed donut Eagles with Kelly Green, him on his knees and him eating it with a book of football 101. Gotta be on your how he needs. Yeah. Glazed donut, Reyes. Eagles are going to win. Tell Reyes what's the score on Monday? And you better be consistent like you've been the last three years. What's the score on Monday? No, wait a minute. No, wait a minute. Okay, hey, hang on. You know, I'm now starting to feel a little, uh, I don't know. Like, uh, the owner of the 49ers is going to be a good guy. Like, uh, the owner of the 49ers is coming after me here.
All Nads money is our money because he lives off the governor. Are you a sick? Are you saying he fucking only pays and gives Jacob Wic money? Are you saying that he, he's, he'll, he uses money from Wic. And he, he uses money on Wic. That's how he gives us donations. Hey, cells, here's some Wic money. And by the way, food stamps too. Use the green ones. Use the green ones. Okay, my score on Monday. Let's see, make sure you guys hold me to this because I won't remember. Um, thank you, SIG. Hold on here. I'll go. This is, okay, let's, listen, listen, listen.
I'm going to have to shut this down because I'm starting to get a little embarrassed here a little bit. Okay, hang on here. What the hell was I talking about? Night or all day, thank you. What the hell's going on? Where, where, where, what was I saying? Oh yeah, the score to game on Monday. Look at Sandra. He's holding me out. See this here? This is so on, wait a second. He's holding me out. Damn, SIG. Going to the highest bidder. I feel, I don't know. I mean, since you have no idea, went down all week. I don't want to know. So, I, I, so, I don't want to know. Okay.
Ray is sitting outside of finance. Lincoln financial waiting for Jalen hurts to sign his rookie card that he sleeps with next to his football for dummies, handball. Football for dummies. I don't want to know. Score of the game. I can't not remember. Score of the game. Sue, I don't want to know. Sue, I don't want to know. Okay. So, Stavis got a bag. Got his bag and went back to Krispy Kreme. Yeah. And, and, and you know, you know what? You could blame. You could blame glaze donut, Rayas. For giving Jordan Davis back his Krispy Kreme's. Hey, my friend told me about those Wawa burgers.
Have you seen those, Wawa sandwiches they have now? My guy in Philly was sending me some pictures. I got my Jalen hurts rookie cards. I, and after year one, when he had an authorized signing setup with the validation number, I knew he was destined for greatness. I knew it. He knew it. When they get this, he knew it. When they just gave Carson what's a brand new $100 million deal. Such a wire. Nobody local to this area would ever buy a burger at Wawa. You got to, and what do they call? Oh, by the way, don't say that. Your boy Barkley. Your boy Barkley is an endorser for it. Barkley and Wawa burger. Wawa Barkley. What's it called? Let's see here.
I saw Barkley do a commercial. It's a sandwich. It's called the sake one. It's a sake one sandwich. Sandwich Barkley, Wawa. Back partner with Wawa to launch a limited time signature Hogi named the sake one. Oven roasted turkey, American cheese, lettuce, onion, spicy mustard. That's a white guy burger, or that's a white guy sandwich. That's not a Philly sandwich. Oven roasted turkey, American cheese, lettuce, onions, and a spicy mustard. That's a white guy sandwich. I'm not eating a white guy sandwich. That's a white guy sandwich. It's a sake one sandwich.
Here's my kind of sandwich. Nice Italian bread. Beautiful Italian bread. Ham, provolone, some gavagol, some mustard, some peppers. Put them peppers on. Put the peppers right there. Little oily off. Grab it on there. Get that bitch. Put that thing in there. Couple toothpicks. Ready to rock. Cut that thing right down the middle. Bang. How you doing? No Italian would ever eat American cheese. Are you crazy? You know, my grandma used to say to me when we used to go to like the, what were those places, Betty Ann? What the hell were those? We used to go to Chicago's. Go get it some American bread. That was like wonder bread. Nobody ate wonder bread.
Are you crazy? What the hell's going? Hey, Sue, I don't want to know. Well, Sig Lord, what a tool. Folds in or 49ers fans have money. Not in Hollywood Hogan. Support Jacob. What in God's name is going on here. Sue, I don't want to know because this looks really serious. Okay, when people, hey, so when people are dropping this kind of dough here, yeah, I don't want to know. Hey, hey, I'll tell you what, man. Sterling farms too, man. We had all the greatest sandwiches, man. The great, look, Philly's got great grub. But that's a white guy sandwich. The Barclay. No, it's the sake one. The order, Barclay describes his go-to order as mad basic.
Noting that he has eaten this combination since he was eight years old. I thought this guy was from, is he from Jersey or PA? Who fucking eats that kind of sandwich? Oven roasted turkey, American cheese, lettuce, onions, and spicy mustard. Boy, that sounds shitty. No way. I'm no interest in the sandwich like that. It sounds like a strip club sandwich. Yeah. Dude, not good. Not good. I think that guy's running out. I need some money until the first. Hey, hey, meet you and someone else and I'm not going to name them. Hey, meet you and someone else.
I'm Reyes introduces himself to everyone as Jalen Hertz defense attorney slash stalker. It's on his business card. I am Emreyes. I'm the defender of the faith. I defend Jalen Hertz against assholes like Silio. And here's my card. Part stalker? Part defense attorney. In its in Kelly Green. I done. Rubens, I'm good with that. I could do a Rubin. Now you got it like New York's got some good Rubens. I don't know if I've ever had a I don't know about Rubens and I would think Philly's got good Rubens. Rubens sandwich is pretty good. I'm alright with that. I have I like it. There's some pretty good. I like a good Rubens sandwich. I'm good with that. Yeah. Emreyes. Emreyes is there's a monthly 10 minute segment.
Never in a million years. What I put the mumble around. It wasn't that bad. Like some of you guys got chicken shit and some of you guys got scared of big cells. The last time we put you on. I don't know. Maybe in the buy will do that. Maybe in the buy will will will go back and will do some shit. I don't know. I've got to figure something out. So it's what whatever happened to your Lotus of Spring. That car's legendary. What the hell happened to it? I think I trade. I what did I do? I kept the Porsche for a while. I bought these cars with cash to them. I own these things. I think I oh my god. I think I sold it and I got nothing when we turn. I bought that car for 50 grand. 60 grand. It was used. Wasn't brand new.
I got 21,000 for it. I got murdered on that thing. My bet went pretty good. I got an Acura legend that was just totally doped out. Low profile. The car was 75,000. Hey, Xander. What are those rims called? What were the AMs? AM AM AM Cs? I had an AMC package on this Acura legend. Kim, right? I had an AMC package on this car. It was like an additional. It was in like an additional $75,000. Like the car itself was brand-spanking new. Then I had an AMC package. That was on this car. That thing was unbelievable. We loved it.
AMG. That's an AMG, not AMC. AMG. We had an AMG package on it. And my friend Alonso Heismeth bought a black one. I bought a red one. I had a 94 legend back in the day. Dude, great car, wasn't it? I had a dope ass Acura legend, man. Low profile AMG package. Thing was just totally great. I think I traded the majority of my cars in. And then I kept that one. And I think I kept my Porsche for a while. Yo, Cells, what vehicle you were getting selling. But now goes for a lot of money if you would have kept it. That 9-11 had 50, that 9-11 had 50 miles on it. And it had a beautiful blow-punt in it.
It was just unbelievable inside. It was custom inside. It was Pena Farina. It had Pirelli tires on it. I had that thing up to 135,000, 135 miles on the Gator Turnpike. And it felt like I was doing 60. I couldn't go any faster because I was afraid. I had that thing going like 135 miles and I went to felt like I was doing 60. I'm like, holy shit. And that thing's flying. I mean, I think that thing could have done 185. A car was so unbelievable. You just told a lie. He said he was picking the Eagles money line. I never said I was picking the Eagles money line. That was Mike North. You just told a lie.
I never said anything about a money line. It's been something else, but yes, those cars were nice. Then it was another package and it wasn't the AMG. Because I think you might be right. But we put this package on it. It costed 75 grand, me and Alonzo. It was really dope. All right, guys. Pay some bills here. Our great friends at Morgan and Morgan. The number one injury law firm in all of America for a reason. And it's because they went. With over $30 billion recovered, there is no place like Morgan and Morgan. Tell you about the family in Pennsylvania. That was initially offered 650K. They got $26 million in settlement or the family in Florida. That was initially offered $350,000. They got $12 million in settlement. Do me a favor, guys. Go to forthepeople.com slash big sales or pound love 529. That's f-o-r-thepeople.com slash big sales or pound love 529.
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I'll tell you guys a little secret story. Hit the like button. Thank you guys so much. I'll tell you a little secret story about Jerome Brown. So I remember Jerome was looking at cars. He loved cars. Dude, he had this grand national back in the day. And he got it when he was at Miami. And I didn't know it was a sedan. And I had a Corvette at the time. And he wanted to race me and I'm like, I'll kick the shit out. This grand national was so fucking fast. And he loved fast cars. And I could not believe this grand national. I don't think they make those cars any longer. And it kicked my ass off the line. I mean, it was incredible. This grand national he had. And the car he was killed in. Was a ZR1.
And I had talked to him about it. He wanted he loved Corvettes. And he got this custom made ZR1. There's some pictures on the internet that some of these cars that like, supposedly this is a car drove that's not true. He's killed in a he's killed in a black ZR1. And it was a custom made car. And those ZR1s, a Zander, those Zinner, you ever heard of the ZR1s? Those ZR1s, man, were just, I mean, it was everything. It was souped up. It was like, I remember talking to him about it. And he's like, I'm going to buy this car. I'm going to buy it. He went and bought it cash. And they delivered it to the gate. They delivered it to Brooksville. And that's where he got the car. Dude, the guy drove it off the lot within a matter of 20 feet. He was dead.
The true story. Droved off the lot, got on the highway within the matter of the 20, 30, 40 feet. He was dead. Because back, he went down on the retention pond. It flipped up. It hit a car. No, it hit a telephone pole. And drum didn't die initially. He was pushing the car up. And he was pushing it off his chest. And the third time, it came back down on. I mean, crushed his chest and killed him. And he was still alive. I had, um, yeah, those carreas are great, man. Grand Nationals were turbo from the factory. My buddy has a CZZR1. That's my favorite Corvette of all time. I have a CZX 706 headcam nitrous pan. I think it moved. Yeah.
Yeah, hey, dude, he had survived the, he's obviously the nephew of the dead. Because he had his head decapitated. Augustus, man, that kid used to come to our games. I was Jerome sister's son. And he came to our games when he was a little tiny boy. Was that thing a train wreck? That whole thing was a train wreck for a long time. Hey, you know what? If you ever get on my Facebook, look up. Maybe I can. I want to show you guys a picture of somebody. Eagle fans, I think you're going to be the only ones that are going to appreciate this. I want to show you this. I want to show you this picture. Let's see if wait. Okay, hold on.
I've got to show you this picture. He sent me this and I almost shit. April 24th. No. Deep brown. Here's a picture. That's Jerome's son. That's the. He sent me a picture and this is a friend of mine. But that's the that's Jerome's son. Yeah, I had another picture. I couldn't believe it was a splitting image of his dad.
Jerome Brown. Maybe I can find it. I had a great picture. This is Jerome's grandson. Javier Jerome Brown. That's Jerome's grandson. Yeah. Yeah. He looks exactly like his dad. I would tell him I freaking see him. He looks like his dad. Still, will you ever a video game or growing up? Do you seek adventure and want to serve your country?
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Michael Irving texted me. Michael Irving, I told you, he's invited me to his TV show. But Michael Irving, Melvin Bratton, Melvin Bratton, Tober Bane, Benny Blades, all my Cain's brothers still reach out to me and talk to me. And I love those guys more than anybody on the planet. Outside of my family, my wife and my kid, my hurricane guys like Tober Bane, Benny Blades, Michael Irving, all of them guys. I love those guys more than anybody on the planet outside of my family. I am a hurricane, dude. Yeah, I'm going to go on the, um, Irv's show. It's called the White House. And Michael said this.
He said, here's exactly. Hey, bro, you should come to the studio in LA and pop on my White House show with me in Willie McGinnis. Talk Miami and NFL. Let's do it. Let's do it. I live in I live in yeah, I love these hurricane guys. And what was crazy? Get this guys. So yesterday, Tober Bane goes, a sales Rubin wants to talk to you. And I said, you know what? You guys would, you guys would love this. You know how I'm giving shit to, um, um, um, what's his name? stiff, stiff lemon. If you guys heard me on the phone, you guys would have laughed and said, I call bullshit on Silio
because I went like this to root. Uh, Tober Bane. That's his, uh, that's his uncle. He goes sales. He, you know, he's struggling against that guy. And, you know, he didn't have a really good first week. He wants to talk to you this and that. I said, man, it's early. Give him a break. And as soon as I hung up, I thought of you guys. And I went like this. Hey, if they heard me say that, man, they'd be like, foul, foul. The only reason you're giving that guy kudos and that guy any kind of time is because that fucking guys are hurricane. And I'm like, that maybe. Yeah. Oh, man. Silio's, I never forgot. My dad told me about the day he helped Jerome fix his car when he went through Fort Myers. Dad got a pit with him that day. We've all been birds fans for life. Dude, Jerome Brown wore 98. Um, and he wore 98 because there's a highway that went through Brooksville.
He loved Brooksville, dude. He loved, he loved Brooksville. He did. Six still on the phone with the bank fraud department. Oh, what? Oh, what is that? I threw a manganenian red bangers and lost my wrench. So what are the underfants trying to prove? And lost your, hey, so what is? As Andrew says, there's like a wrench gate. So what's going on with wrench gates? Are you guys monitoring about the wrench? What's up with the wrench? Fuck here. Hold on. Hold on for the, the rent. Hold on. Hold on. That's him.
Rast every time. That's him. Rast every time my C.J. I heard. Blood flow. Hey, you know what this one is here? This is every single time. Um, Jeffrey Simmons saw, uh, cam Jurgens this past weekend. Oh my. Oh, holy cow. Here's them. Rast when, um, Jalen Hurtz's name is, uh, Yield. Okay. Here's, um, here's Jordan Davis. When they bring white castle.
Oh, man. And race again. Jalen Hurtz. Yeah, here's, uh, every time to Sean Watson leaves the facility in Cleveland. Hey, hold on here. Here's every time people try to compare Jalen Hurtz to, uh, Josh Allen. This is what I like to do to him, Rast. Oh my God. Yeah, I've got a new toy here now. Hold on here. This is good. Yeah, this is me.
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no, let's see here. What could I go? Let's see here. So does it look like a caveman that just discovered fire. Okay. I hope you're having fun on your first day on Earth. Sticks and stones will hurt me, but Emre is will always be a douche. I love Michael urban. Still goes a training camp and practices working on the some, with some of the young players giving them advice. I told them if he still had his knees, he would take them to school. Let me tell you something, DFW, Emre. Let me tell you something, DFW. You know the guy you see on the sidelines with the belt,
slapping all that shit. I was telling my boys last night. I've known Michael urban for over 40 years and that's the Michael urban I've always known. I don't know any different. There's nothing wrong with what he does. I've known that guy like that, being like that for over 40 years. So when people go, he's doing it for attention. No, he's not. He's done that shit forever. DFW, Michael urban is the worst opponent you ever want to play against, but as a teammate, he's fucking one of my best friends. Like Michael urban is like one of my best friends. Like that's a fact. Like work tight. I know shit about that guy and he knows shit about me. I would never fucking tell. He is so loved. DFW, love that guy.
He's like that Dallas area loves Michael urban because he grew up with highs and lows there. Okay. Oh, he is. Twins. Michael urban loves Jalen. Michael urban loves Jalen Hertz. And he don't get it. He gets on my shit. Hey, man, you give that dude shitty wins. Now, you know, man, do I dare say it? Who do you think Jimmy would want? Jalen Hertz or Joe Burrow? And I went, I'm not going to answer that. Hey, I'm not going to answer that. And he goes, you know who he'd want. And I'm like, because he doesn't want, he hated the guys that did the turnovers. He couldn't stand dudes that were turnover guys. He just hated that shit. Yeah, he don't, I mean, Jimmy wouldn't care about a guy that threw 37 touchdowns and 10 picks. He gave
a shit about the guy who had the big plays that were turnover plays that cost him games. Yeah, like he would never. And Michael goes like this, you know who he would take. He, you know, he, you know, he would take Jalen over. Yeah, I think he would take Jalen over Joe Burrow. You know why? Because Jimmy wanted to build a run game. With those high elite passers, you're not building a run game with those guys. Okay. He's not, he's not. All right, guys, our great friends at Morgan and Morgan, the number one injury law firm in all of America for reason. And it's because they win. No one needs people for over 25 years. They have built this company, defending families across this great country. And believe me when I tell you, there's no firm like Morgan and Morgan. It's the number one company because they win when it comes to being injured on the job. You've ever been hurt. This is the easiest decision you'll ever make in your life.
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