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Speaker 2: What's up, everybody, You already know what it is. Good Morning Football presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerkey. Wednesday, January twenty eighth, Jamie Eard, Altmanta two, Rashad Jennings hanging out here in Los Angeles, Kyle Grant in New York City, Kyle A Hall of Fame discussion last hour, and now we got a couple of guests coming up. We got Mike Singletary and can you even begin to explain who you have coming into your New York studio In the second half of this hour.
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Speaker 1: On GMFB, you might have seen a lot of this. Yeah, and there's these bottles clinking together and Matt Collins did it going to the AFC title game. What if I were to tell you that the gentleman Nay, the artist who created that, who inspired the New England Patriots back in the nineteen seventies, is going to be sitting with me at this table in twenty twenty six. I promise it's true. I am so excited. You could have the last ten NFL MVP's joined me and I would not be as excited as I am this guy coming in today.
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Speaker 3: That's a tease.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Good Morning Football presented by Old Trapper. All Right, GMFB for another hour Here on a Wednesday, Jamie Mantai, Kyle and Rashad joining you. You watched the Patriots win the AFC title. They are going to play the Super Bowl ahead in the Bay Area next weekend. You've seen a lot of clips about mc collins arriving at the game in Denver and the bottles. Kyle's got a couple of bottles there just because of a guest he has later this hour, Kyle, I myself put my fingers in the beer bottles on the show on Monday and did this. You a little bit worried you're ever never gonna get a finger out of there.
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Speaker 1: No, I feel great because Jamie, I've actually just been pounding beers like this. This is a coincidence. I don't have the props here. I feel amazing. I'm flying with Eagles right now. Oh yeah, it's deceptively hard to do. It's you watch if you've ever seen the Warriors, or you see mac collins. They just go like this like it's no big deal. I can't keep them on my fingers. Yeah, and we're having the guy there it is. That's DPK David Patrick Kelly in nineteen seventy nine is the Warriors. You've seen him in fifty other movies, TV shows and plays and everything. An incredible thespian is coming into the table. I'm actually kind of nervous because we're going to have that dude sitting here next to me talking all about this, his career, the Patriots, everything. But it's hard to do. Maybe I don't have the air on the headband, but it's deceptive. But he's a talented guy, and so's Mac Collins. So we'll get into it.
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Speaker 4: I promise we are not sick.
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Speaker 1: Of that of the Warrior. Oh is there something else to the point?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how we start every show. Come out and play on GMFP. Are there some Super Bowl storylines that you were already tired of talking about? We covered this yesterday. Let's take a quick look back before he's spin.
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Speaker 3: A positive today.
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Speaker 1: What is a Super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: Storyline that you are already get tired of?
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Speaker 5: The Seahawks defense live up to the legion of Boom legion boom was great, But this is the new Seattle Seahawks defense and they're coming to go get.
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Speaker 6: It that the Pats had an easy schedule when they got here, playing nobody. The team that's the worst team in the NFL can still beat the best team on any given Sunday.
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Speaker 1: Oh man, it must drive the Niners crazy to see the Seahawks playing in their stadium in the Super Bowl. That's so corny. It's a building in a city.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anybody gives even one half of the damn that is in their stadium. It's ridiculous. I don't think that's a real thing, all right.
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Speaker 2: So we just wanted to get that out of the way on GMTB before we look at storylines that we are excited for. Put your positive caps on everybody. Super Bowl sixty is in play mantime. What are you excited to see play out next weekend in San Francisco.
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Speaker 6: I'm excited to play out that it is Super Bowl sixty, but it is a rematch of Super Bowl forty nine, And if anybody forgot about that, that Super Bowl it was Seattle Seahawks versus the New England Patriots and the infamous interception down there on the goal line with twenty seconds left, where.
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Speaker 3: You have Russell Wilson trying.
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Speaker 6: To throw the ball, Malcolm Butler comes up and picks the ball off. Guys, there are memes made about this play. There were commercials made about this play for years. Marshawn was actually part of some of those commercials. We've seen that reaction from Richard Sherman throughout the years. That is what I'm excited to see. Now back to Super Bowl forty nine. The Seattle Seahawks were a one point favorite in that game, and the one coming up next week there are four and a half point favorite.
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Speaker 3: So what does that mean.
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Speaker 6: It reminds me that the best team doesn't win the Super Bowl, the better team that day wins, and so anything can happen in the Super Bowl. I'm excited for it. I'm excited to see how this teme pans out, and if it does get into the red zone into the goal line, I expect the ball to be running brushot.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and a storyline.
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Speaker 7: I love that, man.
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Speaker 1: The storyline.
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Speaker 3: I'm really excited to start.
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Speaker 1: To hear a loud a little bit louder.
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Speaker 5: It's just who the GM is with the Seattle Sea Hawks.
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Speaker 3: His name just start to say his name.
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Speaker 5: John Schneider is absolutely phenomenal in what he's been able to do in the last two decades.
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Speaker 3: He's the only GM that's.
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Speaker 5: Actually gone to the Super Bowl twice with two completely different rosters. There's no stint of the lesion of Boom on this team.
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Speaker 1: There's no Russell.
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Speaker 5: Wilson, do's nothing, no coach. Everything is completely different, and he's there again. What he's been able to bring in with JS sin he Actually I remember last year y'all could probably date this too. Last year, right at the beginning of the season, they let go they let go of Gino Smith. They were, oh, man, were taken out and what are we doing?
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Speaker 1: They let go of DK.
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Speaker 3: Mattcalf Is like, wow, why would you let go of him?
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Speaker 1: Tyler Lockett on a rebuild? Rebuild definitely?
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Speaker 5: They bring in Sam Darnold right then all of a sudden, then they bring a Cooper Cup and all of a sudden, now they're in the continent for a Super Bowl. What is he seeing that nobody else has seen? So I think the conversation about this GM has to l of eight. Who he is, what he's doing and obviously fine. And McDonald two as a coach, like he knows what he's doing, he needs to be studied. So that's the storyline I'm looking to see talked about a little bit more this year.
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Speaker 1: Oh it will be. His stock is so high right now and he deserves it's earned all of that. The storyline I'm excited to see is the Patriots not getting blown out by seventy points in this game. I'm excited to see the Patriots hang, compete and make this game very close. Depending on who you talk to, you know, there's this take that it's the NFC title game was the Super Bowl, And I understand it, the optics and whatnot, and seeatle looks great. But I say this all the time, and Jamie, you know this that like every once in a while, the football gods give us an absolute dud in the Super Bowl, just an absolute hammering. And ladies and gentlemen, they gave that to us in the Superdome last year. That was the unwatchably bad, one sided Super Bowl in which the Eagles destroyed Kansas City. We're set on that. There is not a single part of me that thinks this is going to be a lopsided win for the Sea. That's not in the Patriots fiber, It's not in Mike Brabel's DNA. I am so excited to we go to halftime and oh my god, it's thirteen to ten New England that might actually win this. Have you guys just started watching football in the last two months. I'm talking to the people at large. Have you ever seen a Mike Brabil football team? Have you ever seen a Patriots Robbert Craft football team? This is their bedrock, this is what they do. You really think they're gonna get blown out on this game. I'm not saying the Patris are gonna win yet, although I might, but I am so excited for them to compete and be tough and totally game for the moment. And either Seahawks fans or gamblers or what.
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Speaker 7: Have you been?
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Speaker 1: Like what I was told the Seahawks were going to completely roll over on them and beating the Rams won them the Super Bowl. I promise it's not going to be like that, and I can't wait to see you.
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Speaker 2: I spent some time on social media yesterday perusing videos. It's always a dangerous place perusing videos of documentaries done on the Patriots dynasty, the dynasty in which Tom Brady was quarterbacking it, but a lot of it, and there's just one specific segment that keeps getting clipped off now, and it's more prevalent now more than ever. Is the segment that talks about Mike Rabel and how much he used to just rate Tom Brady when they played together, and how he used to go into the scout team huddle and throw the safety out who was trying to just play scout team safety, and say, no, I'm going to take this guy's job now, just so I can mess with Brady. The two of them used to challenge each other. They used to go after it and Kyle, so that's stinker of a super Bowl that you proclaim about last year, Brady was on the call for that one.
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Speaker 1: I love NBC.
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Speaker 2: I can't wait for this game, but I kind of wish Brady was on the Mike Rabel's super Bowl just so he could have the open mic and talk about all those Rabel stories, because those two going after it when it was a dynasty and it was all Patriots. I love that part of the Rabel personality.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to follow up what Kab said about the Patriots. Guys, they lost three games the most points they ever lost by seven points. So these guys talk about the narrative of a blowout, This isn't a situation where you're having a team in there that's used to losing by big margins. When I do look at the Seattle Seahawks, and I said this on Monday after the phenomenal game that Sam Donald had, I said, if Sam Donald.
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Speaker 3: Plays that way, it should be a blowout.
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Speaker 6: But if Sam Donald doesn't play that way, and that the Patriots continue to.
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Speaker 3: Do what they do. And we talk a lot about the offense.
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Speaker 6: We talk a lot about Drake May We talk about the complexities of the offense and going against them. He doesn't have a go to wide receiver. So what does that do for your defense? It's hard for me to scheme against you because I can't take away one without giving up another. And then you have that two headed monster at the running back position. But that defense in the in the playoffs have been the MVP for that team. That defense for the Seattle Seahawks, I mean for the New England Patriots has been very, very stingy. They've taken the ball away and they've gotten a lot of sacks and they've limited the yards. So again to what KB just said, there is a narrative that, based on what.
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Speaker 1: It looks like, that it should be a blowout.
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Speaker 3: Will I will correct people.
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Speaker 6: If Sam Donald plays the way that he played, I expect it to be that way because the other facets of the Seattle Seahawks are that dominant. However, if the Patriots, if you allow the Patriots to be the better team that they, Guys, don't be surprised.
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Speaker 2: We hit a lot of the main characters here so far ahead of Super Bowl sixty. Rashad, you brought up the gm for the Seahawks. We've touched on Mike Rabel, Sam Darnold, Kyle, you did a piece on GMFB recently going around the streets of New York City, just checking in, as you like to say, with the folks, the people of the game, wondering if they understood who the head coach facially of the Seattle Seahawks was. Response publicly from that piece, I'm asking you and then also what is the future or a follow up if you will, A two point zero now that you know the Seahawks are going to be playing in.
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl sixty. Yeah. The context of that piece is important too, because some people are like, oh, you're just finding random New Yorkers. They don't know who the Seahawks coaches. No, no, no. There was a whole ramp up about you follow football, you play fantasy, you're a huge fan, you have your favorite team, Like all those people knew football really, really well, and that showed them just a basic headshot of Mike McDonald. They are like, who is that? I don't know what it's like Drake May, what's the Seahawks head coach? So maybe there will be a sequel piece as if he's standing up there and he's got the confetti falling and then Mike Rico's standing handed on the lombard. You better know who that is. You should know it now, but you better know it after that.
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Speaker 6: I also think that it's crazy because Rashaw did bring up a point about John Schneider and how people don't talk about him a lot. So when you think about the Seattle Seahawks, it is one of those teams that I think have earned the respect of people around the league that you should know who their general manager is, that you should know who their head.
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Speaker 3: Coach is and I think KB.
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Speaker 6: I thought it was brilliant what you did, brother, when going around.
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Speaker 3: New York and doing all of that.
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Speaker 6: I think there are some I think the Seattle Seahawks had a response to it, and I was a little surprised by the way that they responded to it because I thought that you were you were actually giving them credit as to man, these are this is the best team, one of the best teams, if not the best, and yet nobody knows that what the head coach looks like.
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Speaker 1: It was like trying to give them the flowers, but I don't.
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Speaker 3: I didn't know how to take that, Jamie. You know, I was a little I mean, I came to the defense of my brother.
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Speaker 2: I was like, what what Manti is referring to? As the Seahawks went around and asked place Kyle was, Kyle looks like ky And you know what all I took away from it was Cooper cup New We called him old Branty. I was like, yeah, heck yeah, Cooper, you're a band of GMFP and it was probably.
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Speaker 1: Nah. I don't think offense though the social media people. I was just looking to have fun and mix it up. That's all right. It's okay bye. By the way, I'm also the head coaching the NFL team. Like people should know who Mike McDonald is. That's my point. I want them to know who Mike. I'll continue to teach them.
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Speaker 2: And shall we know who this guy is coming up on our show, don't we?
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Speaker 3: Let's show his face?
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Speaker 2: We got him on you saw him last week and the Hall of Famer Mike Single, Harry go, we gotta talk bears. Do we have to talk Hall of Fame? We may? We got to talk everything. Ben Johnson, Chicago, coming back to the glory days, Kyle, I know you love Mike Singletary coming on show.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I want to talk to about Lens Crafters. I grew up on those commercials.
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Speaker 3: I love Mike.
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Speaker 1: That's the samurai right there. Plus the guy who inspired the New England Patriots to win the AFC d t K. That is David Patrick Kelly, photographed years ago. He's been doing nothing but working and making art for decades since then, and now he's inspiring the Patriots from a movie with the seventies. Incredible DPK joined me in studio, come out and play. I am so excited.
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Speaker 3: KNNFL Finn and.
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Speaker 9: What a night in Frisco where we had a slew of players really help their draft stock. And Bucky, you've been telling me all week long there's one quarterback in particular that was catching your eye and he delivered when it mattered the most.
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Speaker 7: Iris standout.
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Speaker 10: Mark Granowski is the MVP, and he played well. And what I loved about what I saw for him was just a complete command of the offense. We saw him in the pocket, we saw him on the perimeter executing bootlegs. We had a chance to see him utilize his legs and not only did pinpoint pass and the timely running, but at the end of a touchdown.
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Speaker 3: Drive, he capped it off with a critical block.
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Speaker 10: We talk about quarterbacks being leaders, and it's playing selflessness. This is exactly what you want to see from the leader of your team.
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Speaker 1: That is why I was so impressed.
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Speaker 9: With him, And sometimes it comes down to the little things and the reaction on social media they liked also seeing that big block, Isaiah.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, they loved seeing it. Obviously, he took care of business out there, and this is what it's all about. You go out there and whatever you're hand in, whatever hand your hell you're giving, you go out there you do the best you can with it, whether it's handing the ball off, whether it's throwing touchdowns, utilizing your legs. He took full advantage, and obviously the internet responded Yeah.
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Speaker 9: At the end of the day too, there was a couple different players that we could have chosen from a defensive standpoint that really delivered. You got three sacks in the game. Though Mason Roger did that it we didn't really have much.
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Speaker 4: Of a touch all the time.
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Speaker 11: Mason Ryger obviously was the MVP on the defense side of the ball, and he deserved all of it.
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Speaker 1: This dude was an absolute man man. When we met with the coaches.
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Speaker 11: There was one player that they all lit up about and they were all excited to see play, and it was this man right there. It is for that reason the Jews to get you lose. He is a madman off the edge. You could not stop him. Relentless effort, solid size, six', five two hundred and fifty. Pounds you talk about somebody who cannot be. Denied when you pair him up with the ability to have good coaching all week long at the professional.
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Speaker 1: Level he absorbed.
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Speaker 11: It he took it from the practice, build from the film, room and applied it in the.
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Speaker 9: Game and he just made himself some money. Tonight and he was equal. Opportunity didn't matter which quarterback was out. There he was in go mode and an attack. Mode we, said and we were told that he was going to have a night like, this and the coaching staff was exactly. Right but it was The west squad coming out victorious in an opportunity once, again not only for the, players but the coaches to also give themselves some opportunities to maybe even level up this upcoming. Season appreciate you guys watching and checking in on this one hundred and first edition of The East West Shrine.
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Speaker 1: Bowl Hey, Biben hey, Babe we're gonna be all.
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Speaker 3: Day we're gonna be all.
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Speaker 1: Day all, Right, prayers move, down moved.
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Speaker 11: Down no, No, hi get on, him get on, him no.
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Speaker 1: No no check pro check pro coming o coming.
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Speaker 12: Home Frank ronie me and You, DEN i watch him in the Pot.
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Speaker 1: You look, like.
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Speaker 12: Hey, man young quarterback.
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Speaker 1: About to knock him out for?
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Speaker 3: Me will you one?
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Speaker 1: TIME i like that kind of. POTTY i like that kind of.
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Speaker 3: Party.
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Speaker 1: Baby he is always welcome to this. Party i'm just sitting here smiling watching that. Video it's forty years, ago almost to the day that that man won The Super Bowl Super bowl twenty against The New England. Patriots he is A bears, Legend he is A hall Of. Famer he is The. Samurai Mike. Singletary what's, Up, Mike, well that's great to see. You it always is your absolute, legend AND i know it's especially great to go out and talk football this time of, Year, mike especially this year because it was a really special season for The bears for fifty different. Reasons we got shirtless coaches and packer victories and playoff wins And. Soldzierfield what was your thoughts just generally about The Chicago bears twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 12: Season you, know it really was amazing would be the, word and there are a lot of other ADDITIVES i could, use BUT i really think they just continue to show up and finish the. Game and then to, me IF i had to come up with one, WORD i would just say Finish and that's who they were all, year and that's pretty.
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Speaker 3: Cool it.
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Speaker 2: Is we learned a lot about everyone involved in the organization this, year specifically second year Quarterback Caleb, williams who led The bears of The divisional round this. Season after watching him now through those first two years in THE, Nfl, mike what are your thoughts On caleb as he quarterbacks through the early parts of his.
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Speaker 12: Career to me IS i look At, Caleb i'm looking at a young man that there's so much there and it's just a matter of him continuing to develop and continuing to get his hands around that. Offense AND i just think this guy is a limit as to where he can. GO i saw some things this year that were pretty. Incredible so he's very, talented and it's just the mental part that comes, about both mentally in terms of what's happening on the field and mentally in terms of what's happening with the team and the leadership.
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Speaker 6: Things, coach when we talk about middle, linebackers which you AND i, played and Also Caleb, williams there is a title of, generals, right but there's something as a middle linebacker that quarterback doesn't, share and that's tone. Setters when we look on the offensive side of the, ball AND i know you know this language very, well we're always looking to set the tone from the beginning snap of the.
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Speaker 3: Ball and usually the.
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Speaker 6: Offense the offensive position that did that was a running back. Position, NOW i want to take you back to a, Time general, twelve nineteen eighty, six in THE Nfc championship game against The, rams you set the tone for The bears defense when you went up Against Eric. Derkerson, Coach, PLEASE i get chills even watching this. FILM i get chills even watching this. Hit take me through this, play, coach take me to that.
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Speaker 3: Moment.
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Speaker 12: Please, well it was just it was a simple cutback And eric started one way and he's coming, back. Hoping everybody over pursues and he's coming, back and THANKFULLY i made to read and shuffle one way and came back and let him right off of his. Cut and that was the difference in that. Place so very excited about that, play and it was a tone setter and game changer and very.
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Speaker 6: EXCITING i got to ask you a, question, coach where there any words exchanged between the two of you at the bottom of that, Pile because you, know sometimes when.
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Speaker 3: You get that good hit on that running, back he'll whisper a little some.
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Speaker 6: Sweet things you at the, bottle, like, oh, bro you got me on that one or was it a little n are respecting you guys went your separate.
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Speaker 12: Ways you, Know eric AND i knew each other from, college so there wasn't a whole lot to. Say you remember each other very, well and we both knew that we had.
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Speaker 5: To be ON o toos, Coach, man you look like you still can play? Man how many if they needed you to get out there.
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Speaker 3: From one good? Series because you handle?
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Speaker 1: It?
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Speaker 5: Oh, Absolutely that's WHAT i, like, Man, see that's WHAT i like to hear.
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Speaker 3: BETTER i have zero doubts about that.
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Speaker 5: Too and so The bears, rivalry obviously with The packers is historic.
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Speaker 3: And it is back in full.
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Speaker 5: Effect and combining that with one of the most iconic wins On Soldier, field it's. Exciting and so tell us a little bit about what that means for the fans of the city Of chicago and The bears that know that they have a quarterback in, place a coaching, place and now they have something to look forward.
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Speaker 7: To it means it means so.
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Speaker 12: MUCH i mean to have a first of, all to have a coach that really connects with the.
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Speaker 7: QUARTERBACK i think you get that.
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Speaker 12: Feel and it was just exciting to see down The stura match When caleb william was able to come in and he and the head coach obviously have that connection and being able to at the end of the game come up with plays that just really really made the.
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Speaker 7: Difference and that's what football is all.
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Speaker 1: About mike as someone who's been a coach and who's played for so many, coaches Including Mike Ditkat Ben, Johnson, yeah he's not for. Everybody he rubbed some people. Wrong it's bleeped The packers its. Intensity it was maybe exactly what The Chicago bears and their fan base. Needed but that's my. Opinion what are your impressions top to bottom Of Ben?
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Speaker 12: Johnson, WELL i, think in all, HONESTY i don't know a lot about, him don't really foks on him very, much even when they show. HIM i think the thing that today in today's, game the head. Coach you'll see everything about the head coach in the leadership of the. Team and so WHEN i look At Caleb, williams that's the reflection to me of what the head coach, is who he, is.
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Speaker 7: The, character wife and everything.
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Speaker 12: Else WHEN i See Caleb williams, play to, me that Is i'm looking at the head coach and back to me is something That i've learned.
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Speaker 7: From being a head.
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Speaker 12: Coach you look at the leaders of the team and is how they respond down the stretch that tells you a lot about who the head coach.
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Speaker 3: Is it's really.
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Speaker 2: Cool we take the weight of your words when it comes to these topics very, seriously. Coach we appreciate it so. Much we also know that when you show up at an, event it must mean. Something you are once again attending this Year's Super bowl, breakfast which will feature The Bart Star award, winner and this year it's going to forty nine ers running Back christian. McCaffer what's this event? About what do you want to tell the?
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Speaker 12: People, well it's just a tremendous. Event it's you, Know Bart star, himself starting from the gentleman that is named, after tremendous quarterback of character and.
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Speaker 7: PERSONNEL i guess just Being.
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Speaker 12: Vans, lombardi great big, packers the whole nine. Yards he was just a quality. Individual and the More i've learned about Bart, star it's just an amazing award to be able to win Because bartstar was a winner on the field as well as off the, field and that says a lot.
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Speaker 6: Coach in nineteen eighty. Five bears want To Super bowl about forty years. Ago this week against The New England. Patriots The pats are back in face back facing The Seattle. Seahawks do you have a prediction for next Week's Super bowl?
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Speaker 12: Matchup, well you, know it's so interesting looking at these teams as they were going.
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Speaker 7: Through the player.
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Speaker 12: Off you, KNOW i look at the young quarterback In New, england it's JUST i really like WHAT i see in. HIM i see a young leader that can make good. Decisions some of those runs that he made last week was really the game, CHANGER i, believe making that decision in that moment to take off running when they had no answer for. That that was about the only thing they didn't have an answer. For WHEN i look At, seattle is more of a quarterback that has really learned how to or the coaching staff has learned how to get the ball out of his hands and if.
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Speaker 7: It's not, there throw.
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Speaker 12: Away AND i just realized that looking at both, quarterbacks you, know you've got a veteran has been through a lot that's kind of found his, way and you got a young.
00:25:56
Speaker 7: Gun that there's no telling what he may have to do in order to make his.
00:26:02
Speaker 12: Way but they're both they've they've gotten there fighting and kicking and, scratching and it's exciting to see this.
00:26:10
Speaker 1: Guy knows, fighting, kicking. Scratching he's also A hall Of famer look for him as always handing out the Bart Star award going To christian McCaffrey at The Super bowl. Breakfast Mike, singletary is an honor to have you on the show every single. Time and we'll see you. Soon thank you so, Much, Mike.
00:26:24
Speaker 7: Thank, You god.
00:26:25
Speaker 1: Blessed thanks, coach appreciate.
00:26:27
Speaker 7: It there we, Go thank.
00:26:28
Speaker 1: You give us some more number fifty roll the. Video look, out, oh look out. Boom that's a. Wrap Super bowls have a. Party, coach come, out bay who ye.
00:27:06
Speaker 7: Come out to?
00:27:07
Speaker 1: Play but worry all, Right so this is incredible AND i am so. Excited that is a picture of an actor back in the. Seventies before, that you Saw Mike rabel and mccollins from THE afc Champion New England patriots in the year twenty twenty, six and it all comes. Together that man you're seeing there is sitting with me here in studio In New York, city and he is a legend ladies and, gentlemen the inspiration To New England. Patriots David, Patrick KELLY, dp how are we.
00:27:44
Speaker 4: Doing i'm, Fantastic, kyle humbled to be. Here fantastic way to, Go.
00:27:49
Speaker 13: Mac there was you instilled fear in their hearts. There now we just got to make sure it comes out right for.
00:27:55
Speaker 4: You at the, end we have so.
00:27:57
Speaker 1: Many things to talk. About we can't go any further without talking about this beautiful instrument you. Have what is this and?
00:28:02
Speaker 13: Why, well in there's crazy times we're living in like to find inspiration and things way older than. Us this is from nineteen twenty, Two. Kyle this is made In, Philadelphia pennsylvania by The Wyman.
00:28:13
Speaker 14: Brothers beautiful W E.
00:28:15
Speaker 13: Yma and it's older Than martin. GUITAR i know you got A martin guitar, right don't?
00:28:20
Speaker 4: There With. Pennsylvania this Is.
00:28:21
Speaker 13: Philadelphia The Wyman brothers were These german luthiers that lived there in eighteen sixty six they started this. Company this is from nineteen twenty. Two so it's seen more than all of, us you, know which a lot of history and SO i wanted to have it because here feel.
00:28:39
Speaker 4: It see how heavy it is.
00:28:40
Speaker 13: Like a take, right very just, surprisingly it's an amazing so and it's it's a rare banjo lin so it's a, mandolin but it's a banjo as.
00:28:49
Speaker 3: WELL i love.
00:28:50
Speaker 1: That and you are an artist, artist which makes it all the more jarring that we are sitting, here ostensibly on a football, show talking to Someone i've watched my entire, life your entire, filmography everything on stage. Everywhere i'm a huge fan of.
00:29:02
Speaker 4: Yours thank.
00:29:03
Speaker 1: You So i'm When i'm watching THE afc title. Game, yeah and players and coaches are channeling your voice from The warriors nineteen seventy. Nine what is this Phenomenon i've been like for you this?
00:29:14
Speaker 4: Week it's pretty.
00:29:15
Speaker 13: Great people started to flooding my, feet as you young people, say you, know with all the pictures and, everything and you, Know i'm just curious, about you, know somebody so young as all you guys, are where it came into their. Lives where's the first time they saw?
00:29:34
Speaker 1: That you?
00:29:34
Speaker 4: Know BECAUSE i love The.
00:29:35
Speaker 14: Warriors you, Know Walter, hill you should have him.
00:29:38
Speaker 13: On because he's the football, guy, yes you, know and his great, Stuntman Alan graff is also a Fantastic he played for usc And, walter you, KNOW i was doing last match With Bruce. Willing i'm gonna get onf topic here a little, bit but you, know AND i told, him my father's name Is Robert Corby. Kelly my brother's name Is Robert Corby. Kelly his son Is Robert Corby kelly Now William.
00:30:05
Speaker 4: Korby grew up In, detroit like.
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Speaker 13: Me he went to be a priest at a Little french missionary school In indiana Called Notre.
00:30:13
Speaker 3: Dame this is.
00:30:14
Speaker 13: Eighteen, sixty eighteen fifty something like That Civil war broke. Out he volunteered to be the chaplain for the Fighting irish In New York, city right who we are right, now the fighting sixty Ninth he became their. Chaplain he was At. Gettysburg he stood on a rock and blessed all the. Troops he gave them general absolution north and. South they could all hear each other in those. Days and they went, out and you, know it was an amazing tragedy out, there you.
00:30:42
Speaker 4: Know but he went back.
00:30:45
Speaker 13: And became the third president Of Notre. Dame WHEN i was on the set and last man, STANDING i told that To Walter. Hill he, SAID i would have fired you if i'd known, that Because i'm a usc.
00:30:55
Speaker 1: Guy, yeah, right fight, On, YES i.
00:30:57
Speaker 13: DO i know all about, That but he didn't made a good movie.
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Speaker 1: There you obviously you're a storyteller by, nature and you've been doing it for. Decades indulge, US, dp indulge us as all those who were watching And patriots fans and football. Fans tell us the story of being In New York city in nineteen seventy eight when you're sitting in that hearse and somehow these end up in your, Hands and what was it like on set that? Day how did it come to that? Line and what is the legacy that for? You tell us the?
00:31:25
Speaker 4: Story, well those are too, big you.
00:31:26
Speaker 3: Know first of, all it's difficult to.
00:31:28
Speaker 4: DO i can't remember.
00:31:29
Speaker 13: What the brand, was but they had very, tiny, small small, bottles and so there was nothing in the script and they just meet and fight on the. Boardwalk And walter, said you, know we need something more. HERE i want you to taunt them a little bit, more you, Know and so he gave me a few minutes AND i found under the boardwalk THERE i found the first of, ALL i found. PIGEONS i, Said i'm going to hold up because they used to sadly poison the pigeons because it was a danger to the businesses that were out there on the.
00:31:59
Speaker 4: Boardwalk chepund dead.
00:32:00
Speaker 1: Pigeons, yeah dead.
00:32:01
Speaker 13: Pigeons and SO i held up three pigeons and he, said, no, no that's not going to work. It so THEN i went back AND i found these three small beer. Bottles and because of my Off broadway experience being at CBGB's for seventy four seventy five when all the new bands were coming, through you, KNOW i had a great, band and.
00:32:21
Speaker 4: He saw me On broadway. Play this granddad was a. Sailor he blew in off the.
00:32:32
Speaker 13: Water my father was a, farmer AND, i his only, daughter took up with and no good millworking man From Massacheoset and that's a millwork. Song james Teelor, rotaval thank you kindly for a show Called. Working The Great Stephen schwartz put together a show Called, working based On Stud's tircle's book people talking about what they do all. Day that's Where Walter hill And Larry gordon saw. Me they, said we're going to have this.
00:33:02
Speaker 4: Guy play the.
00:33:02
Speaker 13: VILLAIN i played a crazy character in a, play and SO i Played luther And.
00:33:07
Speaker 4: Walter wanted me to sing something to.
00:33:10
Speaker 14: THEM i, said WELL i. Can't you.
00:33:11
Speaker 13: KNOW i was AT cbg that heard of these crazy people doing, stuff SO i, SAID i got to do something. Different and so that's the way it came. Out AND i just clicked those those bottles AND i give it up to him to keep it, in you, know because you know the sound crew was going to, yeah you, KNOW i don't know, what you.
00:33:28
Speaker 14: KNOW i was really shocked that they kept it. In it's.
00:33:31
Speaker 1: Everywhere it's. Legacy it's not just The, patriots The Golden State warriors Of channel that people on the. Street i'm Sure channel do people still scream that set you and try to get you to do.
00:33:41
Speaker 13: It they, do they, do and, people you, KNOW i like some of the people that have taken it.
00:33:47
Speaker 14: UP i like The offspring song Keep them.
00:33:49
Speaker 4: Set, Right, yeah come out and.
00:33:51
Speaker 14: Play, yeah that one's. GREAT i liked who else?
00:33:55
Speaker 1: DID i?
00:33:55
Speaker 4: Like there's a Number run The jewels is.
00:33:59
Speaker 13: A good the group they did an homage to it on the cover, there and there's a Few Wutuan clann put it in one of their, songs you, Know SO i you, know it's really cool because you, Know The warriors came out at the same time as hip hop was coming, up you, know becoming what it is, today you, know and and so they like that and the stylized aspect of, it the western part of.
00:34:22
Speaker 4: It Walter hill loves.
00:34:23
Speaker 14: Westerns he calls every movie makes A.
00:34:25
Speaker 13: Western that's Why i'm glad THAT i saw the star On Max. Vest, yes Because Bobby mannix are great to costume designer just came along and.
00:34:34
Speaker 4: Stuck that on, me you, know so they'd know because that was.
00:34:36
Speaker 13: A great deal shorter than most of Myan she wanted me to stick out as the, LEADER i could.
00:34:42
Speaker 1: Tell and it.
00:34:42
Speaker 4: Works it on There.
00:34:44
Speaker 1: BOTTLES everythinge on that crew obviously was all in and it looks absolutely. AMAZING. DP i, Mentioned i've watched my whole. Life you're a funny, GUY. DP i like. You So i'm going to ask you About Commando. Last remember HOW i asked. YOU i SAID i wasn't to ask About Commando.
00:35:00
Speaker 7: LAST i.
00:35:01
Speaker 1: Lied take me back to the midd. Eighties, please this is Post Terminator, schwarzenegger Pre Predator, swartzenegger, right and there he is hanging you off a cliff As. Sully please tell me the.
00:35:14
Speaker 13: Story, Well arnold was a great comic book you know. Hero you, know he Was conan was, that and he was you, know he was the you know in robots and all kinds of.
00:35:28
Speaker 14: People he wanted to do something where he was.
00:35:31
Speaker 4: Human so he had the Greater Lissa milano as his.
00:35:34
Speaker 13: Daughter they had this ex commando thing going, on and you, know we were there to drive the story, forward you, know to to make sure these horrible decadent mercenaries who were working for this would be. Dictator you, know we're driving the.
00:35:51
Speaker 4: Story you.
00:35:52
Speaker 13: Know that Made, arnold you, know because if he wasn't looking for his, daughter if he wasn't fighting for his, family the story wouldn't have been, anything you. Know and and so that's how that came. About AND i used my training With Arcel marceau and all my silent movie heroes to hang upside down there wearing the Great Benny dobbins love stunt, People all props to stunt.
00:36:14
Speaker 4: People Benny dobbins.
00:36:16
Speaker 1: Was the late great.
00:36:17
Speaker 13: Guy worked For walter a lot on red heating and a bunch of other, things and he was a cowboy stunt man in the.
00:36:24
Speaker 4: Fifties he had this great leather tooled stuntman's.
00:36:28
Speaker 13: Belt when they used to play the cowboys and The indians back, then they would shoot them and pull.
00:36:33
Speaker 4: Them off the horse by their.
00:36:34
Speaker 13: Leg SO i got to Wear benny's, belt and that's What arnold was holding me upside down on the cliff Of Griffith, park you, know WHICH i. Love that's Where James dean had his knife fight And rebel without A, Cause and THERE i was hanging upside, down imitating my silent movie. Heroes you, know being the bad guy incredible and a great bad.
00:36:55
Speaker 1: Guy you're such a nice, guy and the guy put a. Stumbbag you're obviously such a great.
00:36:59
Speaker 4: Actor, well it was insight and From catholic.
00:37:02
Speaker 13: Education you know the via, Negata, kyle the via. Negativa that's the way that you can come around to the good from the.
00:37:08
Speaker 4: Bad you. SEE i Think.
00:37:10
Speaker 1: Mike rabel knows the via negativa as. Well, listen so many other, works so many other. PROJECTS i have to ask you about a seminal movie in the nineties that meant a lot to me as a, Youth The. Crow, yeah so many different. Reasons, again you played a, Villain Brandon Lee Ernie, hudson could you just tell us a story from The.
00:37:26
Speaker 4: Crow oh it can't rain all the? Time the sky moonfall.
00:37:37
Speaker 13: Forever That's James seebery's great song that's. In there was a great, Soundtracks Alex freues And james, O'Barr who wrote. THAT i loved it because there was an emotional contact based on the true tragedy that had.
00:37:52
Speaker 4: Occurred To james, O'Barr.
00:37:53
Speaker 1: Who grew up In.
00:37:54
Speaker 13: DETROIT i keep going back to My detroit and that's WHY i wanted to do it because one of my great, Heroes Martin, score, says he, said you gotta do things from where you're.
00:38:04
Speaker 4: From. Now that was a cartoon, version of, course.
00:38:06
Speaker 14: But there were a lot of elements to.
00:38:08
Speaker 13: It the stuff That james O'Barr wrote About detroit in, there and that's one of the main reasons WHY i wanted to Do The. Crow and So brandon was a great, guy wonderful, guy you.
00:38:19
Speaker 4: Know we talked.
00:38:20
Speaker 13: About training, together you, know and then the tragedy occurred AND i went to visit my brother who lived In england at the, time and went To shakespeare's house and Found Milton's Paradise, lost illustrated By William blake at a bookstore right By shakespeare's house where he Wrote King lear and The tempest and everything, else and brought that back and we had a break before we could film.
00:38:46
Speaker 4: It we didn't know if we're going to film.
00:38:47
Speaker 13: It we finished it For brandon for his, legacy And Alex froyce let me put that book into the final print that we have in The, crow you. Know so It's Paradise, lost and and.
00:39:01
Speaker 4: Yeah it means a.
00:39:02
Speaker 13: Lot it was kind of the rebel without a cause for that generation of, people with those that great, soundtrack with all those wonderful songs in, there you, know And.
00:39:13
Speaker 4: Brandon's.
00:39:13
Speaker 14: Legacy you know about the, sad sad.
00:39:16
Speaker 1: Story it's an incredible answer with. Song AND i really respect you BECAUSE i know not all the memories of that movie are pleasant because of what. Happened you have so many things going. On is it? TRUE i hope it's true That The, warriors after all these, years is coming to the stage In New.
00:39:31
Speaker 13: York Lynn manuel mirandam my good friend And Isad davis wrote a beautiful.
00:39:37
Speaker 4: Thing we made an.
00:39:38
Speaker 13: Album i'm on the album, too With James remar from the original cast Of The warriors and Shen siah wonderful artist sings this. Song it's a, great great song at the end of the. Play they're trying.
00:39:51
Speaker 1: To do it.
00:39:51
Speaker 4: Now it's a great.
00:39:52
Speaker 13: Revision you, know it's totally true to the spirit of the. Original but it's like A japanese you, know comic books at, all A japanese.
00:40:01
Speaker 4: Manga it's like, that Like ghosts in The.
00:40:03
Speaker 14: Machine or something like.
00:40:04
Speaker 13: That, no it's more science, fiction crazy crazy rebels against some awesome. Technocracy and so it's a really fantastic.
00:40:15
Speaker 4: Thing and he wrote this great.
00:40:16
Speaker 13: Score and here's a little, snippet a little mashup of the final song that sheencia.
00:40:22
Speaker 4: Sings it goes Iye.
00:40:24
Speaker 14: Yi yi ye can de No, Yo.
00:40:35
Speaker 4: Ghosts of The, City Live. Underground everyone you ever lost is still.
00:40:42
Speaker 14: Around, yes you see them in the.
00:40:47
Speaker 4: Flickers of the train for its ad light here in.
00:40:51
Speaker 1: The, night in the, night.
00:40:57
Speaker 14: And we're all in the same.
00:40:58
Speaker 4: Train we're taking the same. Train we're all in a shame. Train it's a beautiful.
00:41:09
Speaker 13: Thing and uh the songs are you, know they got wonderful people involved That they had a lot of the hip hip hop people on.
00:41:17
Speaker 4: It uh and uh so look for that coming up in about a. Year you know and broad.
00:41:23
Speaker 1: He's got goosebumps when you're playing, That oh, fantasy, MCCOLLINS i want you to learn this song before the Super. BOWL i want you to learn the. BANJOLIN i want you to learn all the. Lyrics mac, COLLINS, dpk you have anything to say to to The New England patriots before The Super?
00:41:36
Speaker 13: Bowl strike fear in their, hearts make it come out the way you wanted to come.
00:41:40
Speaker 1: Out that is a legend right, There David Patrick, kelly why don't you just play us out while we go to come up?
00:41:47
Speaker 3: Again this is the man right?
00:41:48
Speaker 1: HERE mei. Yappl what are the kids saying these?
00:42:01
Speaker 2: Days get somebody to look at you the way That Kyle brandt, LOOKS, Dpk, kyle how you doing after?
00:42:06
Speaker 1: That i'm looking at a tweet from one of our viewers Named MICHAEL. C and he says it better THAN i. Could he, says When David Patrick kelly comes on your football, show just let him tell stories and play the banjo. Mandolin excellent. Job he does not care about, football and that's. Okay that was so, Good MICHAEL. C you and me are playing the banda banjo lin together and singing sweet. Songs that was a thrill for, me AND i hope it inspired The patriots just a little bit.
00:42:31
Speaker 2: More uh huh uh, huh he, says spoke right to their. HEARTS i had A Super bowl. Sixty go out there and make the ending mean whatever it wants to.
00:42:38
Speaker 14: You that's.
00:42:39
Speaker 1: Incredible our new mascot FOR.
00:42:41
Speaker 2: Gmtb we love this guy And warriors come Into broadway with the Lin Manuel mirandaz
Speaker 1: Good Morning Football is the production of the NFL in partnership with iHeartRadio.
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Speaker 2: What's up, everybody, You already know what it is. Good Morning Football presented by Old Trapper Beef Jerkey. Wednesday, January twenty eighth, Jamie Eard, Altmanta two, Rashad Jennings hanging out here in Los Angeles, Kyle Grant in New York City, Kyle A Hall of Fame discussion last hour, and now we got a couple of guests coming up. We got Mike Singletary and can you even begin to explain who you have coming into your New York studio In the second half of this hour.
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Speaker 1: On GMFB, you might have seen a lot of this. Yeah, and there's these bottles clinking together and Matt Collins did it going to the AFC title game. What if I were to tell you that the gentleman Nay, the artist who created that, who inspired the New England Patriots back in the nineteen seventies, is going to be sitting with me at this table in twenty twenty six. I promise it's true. I am so excited. You could have the last ten NFL MVP's joined me and I would not be as excited as I am this guy coming in today.
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Speaker 3: That's a tease.
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Speaker 1: Good Morning Football starts now. No better show, No better show.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to Good Morning Football presented by Old Trapper. All Right, GMFB for another hour Here on a Wednesday, Jamie Mantai, Kyle and Rashad joining you. You watched the Patriots win the AFC title. They are going to play the Super Bowl ahead in the Bay Area next weekend. You've seen a lot of clips about mc collins arriving at the game in Denver and the bottles. Kyle's got a couple of bottles there just because of a guest he has later this hour, Kyle, I myself put my fingers in the beer bottles on the show on Monday and did this. You a little bit worried you're ever never gonna get a finger out of there.
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Speaker 1: No, I feel great because Jamie, I've actually just been pounding beers like this. This is a coincidence. I don't have the props here. I feel amazing. I'm flying with Eagles right now. Oh yeah, it's deceptively hard to do. It's you watch if you've ever seen the Warriors, or you see mac collins. They just go like this like it's no big deal. I can't keep them on my fingers. Yeah, and we're having the guy there it is. That's DPK David Patrick Kelly in nineteen seventy nine is the Warriors. You've seen him in fifty other movies, TV shows and plays and everything. An incredible thespian is coming into the table. I'm actually kind of nervous because we're going to have that dude sitting here next to me talking all about this, his career, the Patriots, everything. But it's hard to do. Maybe I don't have the air on the headband, but it's deceptive. But he's a talented guy, and so's Mac Collins. So we'll get into it.
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Speaker 4: I promise we are not sick.
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Speaker 1: Of that of the Warrior. Oh is there something else to the point?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how we start every show. Come out and play on GMFP. Are there some Super Bowl storylines that you were already tired of talking about? We covered this yesterday. Let's take a quick look back before he's spin.
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Speaker 3: A positive today.
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Speaker 1: What is a Super Bowl.
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Speaker 2: Storyline that you are already get tired of?
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Speaker 5: The Seahawks defense live up to the legion of Boom legion boom was great, But this is the new Seattle Seahawks defense and they're coming to go get.
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Speaker 6: It that the Pats had an easy schedule when they got here, playing nobody. The team that's the worst team in the NFL can still beat the best team on any given Sunday.
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Speaker 1: Oh man, it must drive the Niners crazy to see the Seahawks playing in their stadium in the Super Bowl. That's so corny. It's a building in a city.
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Speaker 3: Okay.
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Speaker 1: I don't think anybody gives even one half of the damn that is in their stadium. It's ridiculous. I don't think that's a real thing, all right.
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Speaker 2: So we just wanted to get that out of the way on GMTB before we look at storylines that we are excited for. Put your positive caps on everybody. Super Bowl sixty is in play mantime. What are you excited to see play out next weekend in San Francisco.
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Speaker 6: I'm excited to play out that it is Super Bowl sixty, but it is a rematch of Super Bowl forty nine, And if anybody forgot about that, that Super Bowl it was Seattle Seahawks versus the New England Patriots and the infamous interception down there on the goal line with twenty seconds left, where.
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Speaker 3: You have Russell Wilson trying.
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Speaker 6: To throw the ball, Malcolm Butler comes up and picks the ball off. Guys, there are memes made about this play. There were commercials made about this play for years. Marshawn was actually part of some of those commercials. We've seen that reaction from Richard Sherman throughout the years. That is what I'm excited to see. Now back to Super Bowl forty nine. The Seattle Seahawks were a one point favorite in that game, and the one coming up next week there are four and a half point favorite.
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Speaker 3: So what does that mean.
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Speaker 6: It reminds me that the best team doesn't win the Super Bowl, the better team that day wins, and so anything can happen in the Super Bowl. I'm excited for it. I'm excited to see how this teme pans out, and if it does get into the red zone into the goal line, I expect the ball to be running brushot.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and a storyline.
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Speaker 7: I love that, man.
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Speaker 1: The storyline.
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Speaker 3: I'm really excited to start.
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Speaker 1: To hear a loud a little bit louder.
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Speaker 5: It's just who the GM is with the Seattle Sea Hawks.
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Speaker 3: His name just start to say his name.
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Speaker 5: John Schneider is absolutely phenomenal in what he's been able to do in the last two decades.
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Speaker 3: He's the only GM that's.
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Speaker 5: Actually gone to the Super Bowl twice with two completely different rosters. There's no stint of the lesion of Boom on this team.
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Speaker 1: There's no Russell.
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Speaker 5: Wilson, do's nothing, no coach. Everything is completely different, and he's there again. What he's been able to bring in with JS sin he Actually I remember last year y'all could probably date this too. Last year, right at the beginning of the season, they let go they let go of Gino Smith. They were, oh, man, were taken out and what are we doing?
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Speaker 1: They let go of DK.
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Speaker 3: Mattcalf Is like, wow, why would you let go of him?
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Speaker 1: Tyler Lockett on a rebuild? Rebuild definitely?
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Speaker 5: They bring in Sam Darnold right then all of a sudden, then they bring a Cooper Cup and all of a sudden, now they're in the continent for a Super Bowl. What is he seeing that nobody else has seen? So I think the conversation about this GM has to l of eight. Who he is, what he's doing and obviously fine. And McDonald two as a coach, like he knows what he's doing, he needs to be studied. So that's the storyline I'm looking to see talked about a little bit more this year.
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Speaker 1: Oh it will be. His stock is so high right now and he deserves it's earned all of that. The storyline I'm excited to see is the Patriots not getting blown out by seventy points in this game. I'm excited to see the Patriots hang, compete and make this game very close. Depending on who you talk to, you know, there's this take that it's the NFC title game was the Super Bowl, And I understand it, the optics and whatnot, and seeatle looks great. But I say this all the time, and Jamie, you know this that like every once in a while, the football gods give us an absolute dud in the Super Bowl, just an absolute hammering. And ladies and gentlemen, they gave that to us in the Superdome last year. That was the unwatchably bad, one sided Super Bowl in which the Eagles destroyed Kansas City. We're set on that. There is not a single part of me that thinks this is going to be a lopsided win for the Sea. That's not in the Patriots fiber, It's not in Mike Brabel's DNA. I am so excited to we go to halftime and oh my god, it's thirteen to ten New England that might actually win this. Have you guys just started watching football in the last two months. I'm talking to the people at large. Have you ever seen a Mike Brabil football team? Have you ever seen a Patriots Robbert Craft football team? This is their bedrock, this is what they do. You really think they're gonna get blown out on this game. I'm not saying the Patris are gonna win yet, although I might, but I am so excited for them to compete and be tough and totally game for the moment. And either Seahawks fans or gamblers or what.
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Speaker 7: Have you been?
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Speaker 1: Like what I was told the Seahawks were going to completely roll over on them and beating the Rams won them the Super Bowl. I promise it's not going to be like that, and I can't wait to see you.
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Speaker 2: I spent some time on social media yesterday perusing videos. It's always a dangerous place perusing videos of documentaries done on the Patriots dynasty, the dynasty in which Tom Brady was quarterbacking it, but a lot of it, and there's just one specific segment that keeps getting clipped off now, and it's more prevalent now more than ever. Is the segment that talks about Mike Rabel and how much he used to just rate Tom Brady when they played together, and how he used to go into the scout team huddle and throw the safety out who was trying to just play scout team safety, and say, no, I'm going to take this guy's job now, just so I can mess with Brady. The two of them used to challenge each other. They used to go after it and Kyle, so that's stinker of a super Bowl that you proclaim about last year, Brady was on the call for that one.
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Speaker 1: I love NBC.
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Speaker 2: I can't wait for this game, but I kind of wish Brady was on the Mike Rabel's super Bowl just so he could have the open mic and talk about all those Rabel stories, because those two going after it when it was a dynasty and it was all Patriots. I love that part of the Rabel personality.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I want to follow up what Kab said about the Patriots. Guys, they lost three games the most points they ever lost by seven points. So these guys talk about the narrative of a blowout, This isn't a situation where you're having a team in there that's used to losing by big margins. When I do look at the Seattle Seahawks, and I said this on Monday after the phenomenal game that Sam Donald had, I said, if Sam Donald.
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Speaker 3: Plays that way, it should be a blowout.
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Speaker 6: But if Sam Donald doesn't play that way, and that the Patriots continue to.
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Speaker 3: Do what they do. And we talk a lot about the offense.
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Speaker 6: We talk a lot about Drake May We talk about the complexities of the offense and going against them. He doesn't have a go to wide receiver. So what does that do for your defense? It's hard for me to scheme against you because I can't take away one without giving up another. And then you have that two headed monster at the running back position. But that defense in the in the playoffs have been the MVP for that team. That defense for the Seattle Seahawks, I mean for the New England Patriots has been very, very stingy. They've taken the ball away and they've gotten a lot of sacks and they've limited the yards. So again to what KB just said, there is a narrative that, based on what.
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Speaker 1: It looks like, that it should be a blowout.
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Speaker 3: Will I will correct people.
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Speaker 6: If Sam Donald plays the way that he played, I expect it to be that way because the other facets of the Seattle Seahawks are that dominant. However, if the Patriots, if you allow the Patriots to be the better team that they, Guys, don't be surprised.
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Speaker 2: We hit a lot of the main characters here so far ahead of Super Bowl sixty. Rashad, you brought up the gm for the Seahawks. We've touched on Mike Rabel, Sam Darnold, Kyle, you did a piece on GMFB recently going around the streets of New York City, just checking in, as you like to say, with the folks, the people of the game, wondering if they understood who the head coach facially of the Seattle Seahawks was. Response publicly from that piece, I'm asking you and then also what is the future or a follow up if you will, A two point zero now that you know the Seahawks are going to be playing in.
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Speaker 1: Super Bowl sixty. Yeah. The context of that piece is important too, because some people are like, oh, you're just finding random New Yorkers. They don't know who the Seahawks coaches. No, no, no. There was a whole ramp up about you follow football, you play fantasy, you're a huge fan, you have your favorite team, Like all those people knew football really, really well, and that showed them just a basic headshot of Mike McDonald. They are like, who is that? I don't know what it's like Drake May, what's the Seahawks head coach? So maybe there will be a sequel piece as if he's standing up there and he's got the confetti falling and then Mike Rico's standing handed on the lombard. You better know who that is. You should know it now, but you better know it after that.
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Speaker 6: I also think that it's crazy because Rashaw did bring up a point about John Schneider and how people don't talk about him a lot. So when you think about the Seattle Seahawks, it is one of those teams that I think have earned the respect of people around the league that you should know who their general manager is, that you should know who their head.
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Speaker 3: Coach is and I think KB.
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Speaker 6: I thought it was brilliant what you did, brother, when going around.
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Speaker 3: New York and doing all of that.
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Speaker 6: I think there are some I think the Seattle Seahawks had a response to it, and I was a little surprised by the way that they responded to it because I thought that you were you were actually giving them credit as to man, these are this is the best team, one of the best teams, if not the best, and yet nobody knows that what the head coach looks like.
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Speaker 1: It was like trying to give them the flowers, but I don't.
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Speaker 3: I didn't know how to take that, Jamie. You know, I was a little I mean, I came to the defense of my brother.
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Speaker 2: I was like, what what Manti is referring to? As the Seahawks went around and asked place Kyle was, Kyle looks like ky And you know what all I took away from it was Cooper cup New We called him old Branty. I was like, yeah, heck yeah, Cooper, you're a band of GMFP and it was probably.
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Speaker 1: Nah. I don't think offense though the social media people. I was just looking to have fun and mix it up. That's all right. It's okay bye. By the way, I'm also the head coaching the NFL team. Like people should know who Mike McDonald is. That's my point. I want them to know who Mike. I'll continue to teach them.
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Speaker 2: And shall we know who this guy is coming up on our show, don't we?
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Speaker 3: Let's show his face?
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Speaker 2: We got him on you saw him last week and the Hall of Famer Mike Single, Harry go, we gotta talk bears. Do we have to talk Hall of Fame? We may? We got to talk everything. Ben Johnson, Chicago, coming back to the glory days, Kyle, I know you love Mike Singletary coming on show.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I want to talk to about Lens Crafters. I grew up on those commercials.
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Speaker 3: I love Mike.
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Speaker 1: That's the samurai right there. Plus the guy who inspired the New England Patriots to win the AFC d t K. That is David Patrick Kelly, photographed years ago. He's been doing nothing but working and making art for decades since then, and now he's inspiring the Patriots from a movie with the seventies. Incredible DPK joined me in studio, come out and play. I am so excited.
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Speaker 3: KNNFL Finn and.
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Speaker 3: On the road.
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Speaker 8: Larry embodies what it means to be a true Chargers fand learn more about all thirty two nominees. Vote for your favorite. Visit nfl dot com Slash Fan of the Year now. The one hundred and first East West Shrinebold took place Tuesday night at the Star in Frisco, Texas, and it gave prospects a chance to show out in front of coaches and scouts, the West team coming up away with the twenty one to seventeen win over the East. And for more on this game, we sent out to Mike Ham and the guys for a recap.
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Speaker 9: What a night in Frisco where we had a slew of players really help their draft stock. And Bucky, you've been telling me all week long there's one quarterback in particular that was catching your eye and he delivered when it mattered the most.
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Speaker 7: Iris standout.
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Speaker 10: Mark Granowski is the MVP, and he played well. And what I loved about what I saw for him was just a complete command of the offense. We saw him in the pocket, we saw him on the perimeter executing bootlegs. We had a chance to see him utilize his legs and not only did pinpoint pass and the timely running, but at the end of a touchdown.
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Speaker 3: Drive, he capped it off with a critical block.
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Speaker 10: We talk about quarterbacks being leaders, and it's playing selflessness. This is exactly what you want to see from the leader of your team.
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Speaker 1: That is why I was so impressed.
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Speaker 9: With him, And sometimes it comes down to the little things and the reaction on social media they liked also seeing that big block, Isaiah.
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Speaker 11: Yeah, they loved seeing it. Obviously, he took care of business out there, and this is what it's all about. You go out there and whatever you're hand in, whatever hand your hell you're giving, you go out there you do the best you can with it, whether it's handing the ball off, whether it's throwing touchdowns, utilizing your legs. He took full advantage, and obviously the internet responded Yeah.
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Speaker 9: At the end of the day too, there was a couple different players that we could have chosen from a defensive standpoint that really delivered. You got three sacks in the game. Though Mason Roger did that it we didn't really have much.
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Speaker 4: Of a touch all the time.
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Speaker 11: Mason Ryger obviously was the MVP on the defense side of the ball, and he deserved all of it.
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Speaker 1: This dude was an absolute man man. When we met with the coaches.
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Speaker 11: There was one player that they all lit up about and they were all excited to see play, and it was this man right there. It is for that reason the Jews to get you lose. He is a madman off the edge. You could not stop him. Relentless effort, solid size, six', five two hundred and fifty. Pounds you talk about somebody who cannot be. Denied when you pair him up with the ability to have good coaching all week long at the professional.
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Speaker 1: Level he absorbed.
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Speaker 11: It he took it from the practice, build from the film, room and applied it in the.
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Speaker 9: Game and he just made himself some money. Tonight and he was equal. Opportunity didn't matter which quarterback was out. There he was in go mode and an attack. Mode we, said and we were told that he was going to have a night like, this and the coaching staff was exactly. Right but it was The west squad coming out victorious in an opportunity once, again not only for the, players but the coaches to also give themselves some opportunities to maybe even level up this upcoming. Season appreciate you guys watching and checking in on this one hundred and first edition of The East West Shrine.
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Speaker 1: Bowl Hey, Biben hey, Babe we're gonna be all.
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Speaker 3: Day we're gonna be all.
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Speaker 1: Day all, Right, prayers move, down moved.
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Speaker 1: No no check pro check pro coming o coming.
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Speaker 12: Home Frank ronie me and You, DEN i watch him in the Pot.
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Speaker 1: You look, like.
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Speaker 12: Hey, man young quarterback.
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Speaker 1: About to knock him out for?
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Speaker 3: Me will you one?
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Speaker 1: TIME i like that kind of. POTTY i like that kind of.
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Speaker 3: Party.
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Speaker 1: Baby he is always welcome to this. Party i'm just sitting here smiling watching that. Video it's forty years, ago almost to the day that that man won The Super Bowl Super bowl twenty against The New England. Patriots he is A bears, Legend he is A hall Of. Famer he is The. Samurai Mike. Singletary what's, Up, Mike, well that's great to see. You it always is your absolute, legend AND i know it's especially great to go out and talk football this time of, Year, mike especially this year because it was a really special season for The bears for fifty different. Reasons we got shirtless coaches and packer victories and playoff wins And. Soldzierfield what was your thoughts just generally about The Chicago bears twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 12: Season you, know it really was amazing would be the, word and there are a lot of other ADDITIVES i could, use BUT i really think they just continue to show up and finish the. Game and then to, me IF i had to come up with one, WORD i would just say Finish and that's who they were all, year and that's pretty.
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Speaker 3: Cool it.
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Speaker 2: Is we learned a lot about everyone involved in the organization this, year specifically second year Quarterback Caleb, williams who led The bears of The divisional round this. Season after watching him now through those first two years in THE, Nfl, mike what are your thoughts On caleb as he quarterbacks through the early parts of his.
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Speaker 12: Career to me IS i look At, Caleb i'm looking at a young man that there's so much there and it's just a matter of him continuing to develop and continuing to get his hands around that. Offense AND i just think this guy is a limit as to where he can. GO i saw some things this year that were pretty. Incredible so he's very, talented and it's just the mental part that comes, about both mentally in terms of what's happening on the field and mentally in terms of what's happening with the team and the leadership.
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Speaker 6: Things, coach when we talk about middle, linebackers which you AND i, played and Also Caleb, williams there is a title of, generals, right but there's something as a middle linebacker that quarterback doesn't, share and that's tone. Setters when we look on the offensive side of the, ball AND i know you know this language very, well we're always looking to set the tone from the beginning snap of the.
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Speaker 3: Ball and usually the.
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Speaker 6: Offense the offensive position that did that was a running back. Position, NOW i want to take you back to a, Time general, twelve nineteen eighty, six in THE Nfc championship game against The, rams you set the tone for The bears defense when you went up Against Eric. Derkerson, Coach, PLEASE i get chills even watching this. FILM i get chills even watching this. Hit take me through this, play, coach take me to that.
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Speaker 3: Moment.
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Speaker 12: Please, well it was just it was a simple cutback And eric started one way and he's coming, back. Hoping everybody over pursues and he's coming, back and THANKFULLY i made to read and shuffle one way and came back and let him right off of his. Cut and that was the difference in that. Place so very excited about that, play and it was a tone setter and game changer and very.
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Speaker 6: EXCITING i got to ask you a, question, coach where there any words exchanged between the two of you at the bottom of that, Pile because you, know sometimes when.
00:20:56
Speaker 3: You get that good hit on that running, back he'll whisper a little some.
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Speaker 6: Sweet things you at the, bottle, like, oh, bro you got me on that one or was it a little n are respecting you guys went your separate.
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Speaker 12: Ways you, Know eric AND i knew each other from, college so there wasn't a whole lot to. Say you remember each other very, well and we both knew that we had.
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Speaker 5: To be ON o toos, Coach, man you look like you still can play? Man how many if they needed you to get out there.
00:21:24
Speaker 3: From one good? Series because you handle?
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Speaker 1: It?
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Speaker 5: Oh, Absolutely that's WHAT i, like, Man, see that's WHAT i like to hear.
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Speaker 3: BETTER i have zero doubts about that.
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Speaker 5: Too and so The bears, rivalry obviously with The packers is historic.
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Speaker 3: And it is back in full.
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Speaker 5: Effect and combining that with one of the most iconic wins On Soldier, field it's. Exciting and so tell us a little bit about what that means for the fans of the city Of chicago and The bears that know that they have a quarterback in, place a coaching, place and now they have something to look forward.
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Speaker 7: To it means it means so.
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Speaker 12: MUCH i mean to have a first of, all to have a coach that really connects with the.
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Speaker 7: QUARTERBACK i think you get that.
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Speaker 12: Feel and it was just exciting to see down The stura match When caleb william was able to come in and he and the head coach obviously have that connection and being able to at the end of the game come up with plays that just really really made the.
00:22:33
Speaker 7: Difference and that's what football is all.
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Speaker 1: About mike as someone who's been a coach and who's played for so many, coaches Including Mike Ditkat Ben, Johnson, yeah he's not for. Everybody he rubbed some people. Wrong it's bleeped The packers its. Intensity it was maybe exactly what The Chicago bears and their fan base. Needed but that's my. Opinion what are your impressions top to bottom Of Ben?
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Speaker 12: Johnson, WELL i, think in all, HONESTY i don't know a lot about, him don't really foks on him very, much even when they show. HIM i think the thing that today in today's, game the head. Coach you'll see everything about the head coach in the leadership of the. Team and so WHEN i look At Caleb, williams that's the reflection to me of what the head coach, is who he, is.
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Speaker 7: The, character wife and everything.
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Speaker 12: Else WHEN i See Caleb williams, play to, me that Is i'm looking at the head coach and back to me is something That i've learned.
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Speaker 7: From being a head.
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Speaker 12: Coach you look at the leaders of the team and is how they respond down the stretch that tells you a lot about who the head coach.
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Speaker 3: Is it's really.
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Speaker 2: Cool we take the weight of your words when it comes to these topics very, seriously. Coach we appreciate it so. Much we also know that when you show up at an, event it must mean. Something you are once again attending this Year's Super bowl, breakfast which will feature The Bart Star award, winner and this year it's going to forty nine ers running Back christian. McCaffer what's this event? About what do you want to tell the?
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Speaker 12: People, well it's just a tremendous. Event it's you, Know Bart star, himself starting from the gentleman that is named, after tremendous quarterback of character and.
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Speaker 7: PERSONNEL i guess just Being.
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Speaker 12: Vans, lombardi great big, packers the whole nine. Yards he was just a quality. Individual and the More i've learned about Bart, star it's just an amazing award to be able to win Because bartstar was a winner on the field as well as off the, field and that says a lot.
00:24:42
Speaker 6: Coach in nineteen eighty. Five bears want To Super bowl about forty years. Ago this week against The New England. Patriots The pats are back in face back facing The Seattle. Seahawks do you have a prediction for next Week's Super bowl?
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Speaker 12: Matchup, well you, know it's so interesting looking at these teams as they were going.
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Speaker 7: Through the player.
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Speaker 12: Off you, KNOW i look at the young quarterback In New, england it's JUST i really like WHAT i see in. HIM i see a young leader that can make good. Decisions some of those runs that he made last week was really the game, CHANGER i, believe making that decision in that moment to take off running when they had no answer for. That that was about the only thing they didn't have an answer. For WHEN i look At, seattle is more of a quarterback that has really learned how to or the coaching staff has learned how to get the ball out of his hands and if.
00:25:43
Speaker 7: It's not, there throw.
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Speaker 12: Away AND i just realized that looking at both, quarterbacks you, know you've got a veteran has been through a lot that's kind of found his, way and you got a young.
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Speaker 7: Gun that there's no telling what he may have to do in order to make his.
00:26:02
Speaker 12: Way but they're both they've they've gotten there fighting and kicking and, scratching and it's exciting to see this.
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Speaker 1: Guy knows, fighting, kicking. Scratching he's also A hall Of famer look for him as always handing out the Bart Star award going To christian McCaffrey at The Super bowl. Breakfast Mike, singletary is an honor to have you on the show every single. Time and we'll see you. Soon thank you so, Much, Mike.
00:26:24
Speaker 7: Thank, You god.
00:26:25
Speaker 1: Blessed thanks, coach appreciate.
00:26:27
Speaker 7: It there we, Go thank.
00:26:28
Speaker 1: You give us some more number fifty roll the. Video look, out, oh look out. Boom that's a. Wrap Super bowls have a. Party, coach come, out bay who ye.
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Speaker 7: Come out to?
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Speaker 1: Play but worry all, Right so this is incredible AND i am so. Excited that is a picture of an actor back in the. Seventies before, that you Saw Mike rabel and mccollins from THE afc Champion New England patriots in the year twenty twenty, six and it all comes. Together that man you're seeing there is sitting with me here in studio In New York, city and he is a legend ladies and, gentlemen the inspiration To New England. Patriots David, Patrick KELLY, dp how are we.
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Speaker 4: Doing i'm, Fantastic, kyle humbled to be. Here fantastic way to, Go.
00:27:49
Speaker 13: Mac there was you instilled fear in their hearts. There now we just got to make sure it comes out right for.
00:27:55
Speaker 4: You at the, end we have so.
00:27:57
Speaker 1: Many things to talk. About we can't go any further without talking about this beautiful instrument you. Have what is this and?
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Speaker 13: Why, well in there's crazy times we're living in like to find inspiration and things way older than. Us this is from nineteen twenty, Two. Kyle this is made In, Philadelphia pennsylvania by The Wyman.
00:28:13
Speaker 14: Brothers beautiful W E.
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Speaker 13: Yma and it's older Than martin. GUITAR i know you got A martin guitar, right don't?
00:28:20
Speaker 4: There With. Pennsylvania this Is.
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Speaker 13: Philadelphia The Wyman brothers were These german luthiers that lived there in eighteen sixty six they started this. Company this is from nineteen twenty. Two so it's seen more than all of, us you, know which a lot of history and SO i wanted to have it because here feel.
00:28:39
Speaker 4: It see how heavy it is.
00:28:40
Speaker 13: Like a take, right very just, surprisingly it's an amazing so and it's it's a rare banjo lin so it's a, mandolin but it's a banjo as.
00:28:49
Speaker 3: WELL i love.
00:28:50
Speaker 1: That and you are an artist, artist which makes it all the more jarring that we are sitting, here ostensibly on a football, show talking to Someone i've watched my entire, life your entire, filmography everything on stage. Everywhere i'm a huge fan of.
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Speaker 4: Yours thank.
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Speaker 1: You So i'm When i'm watching THE afc title. Game, yeah and players and coaches are channeling your voice from The warriors nineteen seventy. Nine what is this Phenomenon i've been like for you this?
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Speaker 4: Week it's pretty.
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Speaker 13: Great people started to flooding my, feet as you young people, say you, know with all the pictures and, everything and you, Know i'm just curious, about you, know somebody so young as all you guys, are where it came into their. Lives where's the first time they saw?
00:29:34
Speaker 1: That you?
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Speaker 4: Know BECAUSE i love The.
00:29:35
Speaker 14: Warriors you, Know Walter, hill you should have him.
00:29:38
Speaker 13: On because he's the football, guy, yes you, know and his great, Stuntman Alan graff is also a Fantastic he played for usc And, walter you, KNOW i was doing last match With Bruce. Willing i'm gonna get onf topic here a little, bit but you, know AND i told, him my father's name Is Robert Corby. Kelly my brother's name Is Robert Corby. Kelly his son Is Robert Corby kelly Now William.
00:30:05
Speaker 4: Korby grew up In, detroit like.
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Speaker 13: Me he went to be a priest at a Little french missionary school In indiana Called Notre.
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Speaker 3: Dame this is.
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Speaker 13: Eighteen, sixty eighteen fifty something like That Civil war broke. Out he volunteered to be the chaplain for the Fighting irish In New York, city right who we are right, now the fighting sixty Ninth he became their. Chaplain he was At. Gettysburg he stood on a rock and blessed all the. Troops he gave them general absolution north and. South they could all hear each other in those. Days and they went, out and you, know it was an amazing tragedy out, there you.
00:30:42
Speaker 4: Know but he went back.
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Speaker 13: And became the third president Of Notre. Dame WHEN i was on the set and last man, STANDING i told that To Walter. Hill he, SAID i would have fired you if i'd known, that Because i'm a usc.
00:30:55
Speaker 1: Guy, yeah, right fight, On, YES i.
00:30:57
Speaker 13: DO i know all about, That but he didn't made a good movie.
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Speaker 1: There you obviously you're a storyteller by, nature and you've been doing it for. Decades indulge, US, dp indulge us as all those who were watching And patriots fans and football. Fans tell us the story of being In New York city in nineteen seventy eight when you're sitting in that hearse and somehow these end up in your, Hands and what was it like on set that? Day how did it come to that? Line and what is the legacy that for? You tell us the?
00:31:25
Speaker 4: Story, well those are too, big you.
00:31:26
Speaker 3: Know first of, all it's difficult to.
00:31:28
Speaker 4: DO i can't remember.
00:31:29
Speaker 13: What the brand, was but they had very, tiny, small small, bottles and so there was nothing in the script and they just meet and fight on the. Boardwalk And walter, said you, know we need something more. HERE i want you to taunt them a little bit, more you, Know and so he gave me a few minutes AND i found under the boardwalk THERE i found the first of, ALL i found. PIGEONS i, Said i'm going to hold up because they used to sadly poison the pigeons because it was a danger to the businesses that were out there on the.
00:31:59
Speaker 4: Boardwalk chepund dead.
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Speaker 1: Pigeons, yeah dead.
00:32:01
Speaker 13: Pigeons and SO i held up three pigeons and he, said, no, no that's not going to work. It so THEN i went back AND i found these three small beer. Bottles and because of my Off broadway experience being at CBGB's for seventy four seventy five when all the new bands were coming, through you, KNOW i had a great, band and.
00:32:21
Speaker 4: He saw me On broadway. Play this granddad was a. Sailor he blew in off the.
00:32:32
Speaker 13: Water my father was a, farmer AND, i his only, daughter took up with and no good millworking man From Massacheoset and that's a millwork. Song james Teelor, rotaval thank you kindly for a show Called. Working The Great Stephen schwartz put together a show Called, working based On Stud's tircle's book people talking about what they do all. Day that's Where Walter hill And Larry gordon saw. Me they, said we're going to have this.
00:33:02
Speaker 4: Guy play the.
00:33:02
Speaker 13: VILLAIN i played a crazy character in a, play and SO i Played luther And.
00:33:07
Speaker 4: Walter wanted me to sing something to.
00:33:10
Speaker 14: THEM i, said WELL i. Can't you.
00:33:11
Speaker 13: KNOW i was AT cbg that heard of these crazy people doing, stuff SO i, SAID i got to do something. Different and so that's the way it came. Out AND i just clicked those those bottles AND i give it up to him to keep it, in you, know because you know the sound crew was going to, yeah you, KNOW i don't know, what you.
00:33:28
Speaker 14: KNOW i was really shocked that they kept it. In it's.
00:33:31
Speaker 1: Everywhere it's. Legacy it's not just The, patriots The Golden State warriors Of channel that people on the. Street i'm Sure channel do people still scream that set you and try to get you to do.
00:33:41
Speaker 13: It they, do they, do and, people you, KNOW i like some of the people that have taken it.
00:33:47
Speaker 14: UP i like The offspring song Keep them.
00:33:49
Speaker 4: Set, Right, yeah come out and.
00:33:51
Speaker 14: Play, yeah that one's. GREAT i liked who else?
00:33:55
Speaker 1: DID i?
00:33:55
Speaker 4: Like there's a Number run The jewels is.
00:33:59
Speaker 13: A good the group they did an homage to it on the cover, there and there's a Few Wutuan clann put it in one of their, songs you, Know SO i you, know it's really cool because you, Know The warriors came out at the same time as hip hop was coming, up you, know becoming what it is, today you, know and and so they like that and the stylized aspect of, it the western part of.
00:34:22
Speaker 4: It Walter hill loves.
00:34:23
Speaker 14: Westerns he calls every movie makes A.
00:34:25
Speaker 13: Western that's Why i'm glad THAT i saw the star On Max. Vest, yes Because Bobby mannix are great to costume designer just came along and.
00:34:34
Speaker 4: Stuck that on, me you, know so they'd know because that was.
00:34:36
Speaker 13: A great deal shorter than most of Myan she wanted me to stick out as the, LEADER i could.
00:34:42
Speaker 1: Tell and it.
00:34:42
Speaker 4: Works it on There.
00:34:44
Speaker 1: BOTTLES everythinge on that crew obviously was all in and it looks absolutely. AMAZING. DP i, Mentioned i've watched my whole. Life you're a funny, GUY. DP i like. You So i'm going to ask you About Commando. Last remember HOW i asked. YOU i SAID i wasn't to ask About Commando.
00:35:00
Speaker 7: LAST i.
00:35:01
Speaker 1: Lied take me back to the midd. Eighties, please this is Post Terminator, schwarzenegger Pre Predator, swartzenegger, right and there he is hanging you off a cliff As. Sully please tell me the.
00:35:14
Speaker 13: Story, Well arnold was a great comic book you know. Hero you, know he Was conan was, that and he was you, know he was the you know in robots and all kinds of.
00:35:28
Speaker 14: People he wanted to do something where he was.
00:35:31
Speaker 4: Human so he had the Greater Lissa milano as his.
00:35:34
Speaker 13: Daughter they had this ex commando thing going, on and you, know we were there to drive the story, forward you, know to to make sure these horrible decadent mercenaries who were working for this would be. Dictator you, know we're driving the.
00:35:51
Speaker 4: Story you.
00:35:52
Speaker 13: Know that Made, arnold you, know because if he wasn't looking for his, daughter if he wasn't fighting for his, family the story wouldn't have been, anything you. Know and and so that's how that came. About AND i used my training With Arcel marceau and all my silent movie heroes to hang upside down there wearing the Great Benny dobbins love stunt, People all props to stunt.
00:36:14
Speaker 4: People Benny dobbins.
00:36:16
Speaker 1: Was the late great.
00:36:17
Speaker 13: Guy worked For walter a lot on red heating and a bunch of other, things and he was a cowboy stunt man in the.
00:36:24
Speaker 4: Fifties he had this great leather tooled stuntman's.
00:36:28
Speaker 13: Belt when they used to play the cowboys and The indians back, then they would shoot them and pull.
00:36:33
Speaker 4: Them off the horse by their.
00:36:34
Speaker 13: Leg SO i got to Wear benny's, belt and that's What arnold was holding me upside down on the cliff Of Griffith, park you, know WHICH i. Love that's Where James dean had his knife fight And rebel without A, Cause and THERE i was hanging upside, down imitating my silent movie. Heroes you, know being the bad guy incredible and a great bad.
00:36:55
Speaker 1: Guy you're such a nice, guy and the guy put a. Stumbbag you're obviously such a great.
00:36:59
Speaker 4: Actor, well it was insight and From catholic.
00:37:02
Speaker 13: Education you know the via, Negata, kyle the via. Negativa that's the way that you can come around to the good from the.
00:37:08
Speaker 4: Bad you. SEE i Think.
00:37:10
Speaker 1: Mike rabel knows the via negativa as. Well, listen so many other, works so many other. PROJECTS i have to ask you about a seminal movie in the nineties that meant a lot to me as a, Youth The. Crow, yeah so many different. Reasons, again you played a, Villain Brandon Lee Ernie, hudson could you just tell us a story from The.
00:37:26
Speaker 4: Crow oh it can't rain all the? Time the sky moonfall.
00:37:37
Speaker 13: Forever That's James seebery's great song that's. In there was a great, Soundtracks Alex freues And james, O'Barr who wrote. THAT i loved it because there was an emotional contact based on the true tragedy that had.
00:37:52
Speaker 4: Occurred To james, O'Barr.
00:37:53
Speaker 1: Who grew up In.
00:37:54
Speaker 13: DETROIT i keep going back to My detroit and that's WHY i wanted to do it because one of my great, Heroes Martin, score, says he, said you gotta do things from where you're.
00:38:04
Speaker 4: From. Now that was a cartoon, version of, course.
00:38:06
Speaker 14: But there were a lot of elements to.
00:38:08
Speaker 13: It the stuff That james O'Barr wrote About detroit in, there and that's one of the main reasons WHY i wanted to Do The. Crow and So brandon was a great, guy wonderful, guy you.
00:38:19
Speaker 4: Know we talked.
00:38:20
Speaker 13: About training, together you, know and then the tragedy occurred AND i went to visit my brother who lived In england at the, time and went To shakespeare's house and Found Milton's Paradise, lost illustrated By William blake at a bookstore right By shakespeare's house where he Wrote King lear and The tempest and everything, else and brought that back and we had a break before we could film.
00:38:46
Speaker 4: It we didn't know if we're going to film.
00:38:47
Speaker 13: It we finished it For brandon for his, legacy And Alex froyce let me put that book into the final print that we have in The, crow you. Know so It's Paradise, lost and and.
00:39:01
Speaker 4: Yeah it means a.
00:39:02
Speaker 13: Lot it was kind of the rebel without a cause for that generation of, people with those that great, soundtrack with all those wonderful songs in, there you, know And.
00:39:13
Speaker 4: Brandon's.
00:39:13
Speaker 14: Legacy you know about the, sad sad.
00:39:16
Speaker 1: Story it's an incredible answer with. Song AND i really respect you BECAUSE i know not all the memories of that movie are pleasant because of what. Happened you have so many things going. On is it? TRUE i hope it's true That The, warriors after all these, years is coming to the stage In New.
00:39:31
Speaker 13: York Lynn manuel mirandam my good friend And Isad davis wrote a beautiful.
00:39:37
Speaker 4: Thing we made an.
00:39:38
Speaker 13: Album i'm on the album, too With James remar from the original cast Of The warriors and Shen siah wonderful artist sings this. Song it's a, great great song at the end of the. Play they're trying.
00:39:51
Speaker 1: To do it.
00:39:51
Speaker 4: Now it's a great.
00:39:52
Speaker 13: Revision you, know it's totally true to the spirit of the. Original but it's like A japanese you, know comic books at, all A japanese.
00:40:01
Speaker 4: Manga it's like, that Like ghosts in The.
00:40:03
Speaker 14: Machine or something like.
00:40:04
Speaker 13: That, no it's more science, fiction crazy crazy rebels against some awesome. Technocracy and so it's a really fantastic.
00:40:15
Speaker 4: Thing and he wrote this great.
00:40:16
Speaker 13: Score and here's a little, snippet a little mashup of the final song that sheencia.
00:40:22
Speaker 4: Sings it goes Iye.
00:40:24
Speaker 14: Yi yi ye can de No, Yo.
00:40:35
Speaker 4: Ghosts of The, City Live. Underground everyone you ever lost is still.
00:40:42
Speaker 14: Around, yes you see them in the.
00:40:47
Speaker 4: Flickers of the train for its ad light here in.
00:40:51
Speaker 1: The, night in the, night.
00:40:57
Speaker 14: And we're all in the same.
00:40:58
Speaker 4: Train we're taking the same. Train we're all in a shame. Train it's a beautiful.
00:41:09
Speaker 13: Thing and uh the songs are you, know they got wonderful people involved That they had a lot of the hip hip hop people on.
00:41:17
Speaker 4: It uh and uh so look for that coming up in about a. Year you know and broad.
00:41:23
Speaker 1: He's got goosebumps when you're playing, That oh, fantasy, MCCOLLINS i want you to learn this song before the Super. BOWL i want you to learn the. BANJOLIN i want you to learn all the. Lyrics mac, COLLINS, dpk you have anything to say to to The New England patriots before The Super?
00:41:36
Speaker 13: Bowl strike fear in their, hearts make it come out the way you wanted to come.
00:41:40
Speaker 1: Out that is a legend right, There David Patrick, kelly why don't you just play us out while we go to come up?
00:41:47
Speaker 3: Again this is the man right?
00:41:48
Speaker 1: HERE mei. Yappl what are the kids saying these?
00:42:01
Speaker 2: Days get somebody to look at you the way That Kyle brandt, LOOKS, Dpk, kyle how you doing after?
00:42:06
Speaker 1: That i'm looking at a tweet from one of our viewers Named MICHAEL. C and he says it better THAN i. Could he, says When David Patrick kelly comes on your football, show just let him tell stories and play the banjo. Mandolin excellent. Job he does not care about, football and that's. Okay that was so, Good MICHAEL. C you and me are playing the banda banjo lin together and singing sweet. Songs that was a thrill for, me AND i hope it inspired The patriots just a little bit.
00:42:31
Speaker 2: More uh huh uh, huh he, says spoke right to their. HEARTS i had A Super bowl. Sixty go out there and make the ending mean whatever it wants to.
00:42:38
Speaker 14: You that's.
00:42:39
Speaker 1: Incredible our new mascot FOR.
00:42:41
Speaker 2: Gmtb we love this guy And warriors come Into broadway with the Lin Manuel mirandaz
