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Are you hired?
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And no chemistry the game radio.
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We actually got them of that.
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This is touchdowns, tangents, your weekly bob edit those days.
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And contact the closure. So because you never know the.
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End of the day. But either way and down, I
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mean you're just pushing buttons. Go ahead into the intro.
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What's good? Everybody's touchdowns and tangents here on a Wednesday night.
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I'm Kennith Barry and the most impatient person I know
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to ever touch any kind of a recording equipment ever.
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Himself.
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How am I inmvasion? Because you you were ready, and
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you weren't ready. You didn't even have your headphones on.
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You had old separate headphones on. You didn't even have
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your mic near you, and you said you're ready. I
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put my headphones on. Okay, And the motherfucker who has
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been duck on accountability for thirty five years, a cattle child, Barry.
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Slanderous slanderous assertions upon my name that I will just
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not tolerate pe camera.
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Well, I don't know why you're saying I'm being impatient.
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I didn't know if you could see me or not,
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or if you were sleeping or what you didn't give
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me any number.
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I was literally moving you. You were standing there.
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You act like I could see your eyes with the
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glare foggy glasses. First offs, not even.
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Making it funnier.
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In a fag glasses that thig and they're happen to
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be greasy right now, and there happens to be a
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glareing them.
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That I couldn't see you.
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That's why, regardless, I can't see your beady eyes in
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the thick eys glasses.
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My eyes, beaty, that's hurtful.
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You're deflecting the point is making the point you falling
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asleep on the air before I didn't.
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Know what was going on. All you had to do
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is give.
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Me a thumbs up, like you did after like the
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seven times what I clapped and said, all right, I'm
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talking about after that.
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Yeah, so I sat.
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I didn't know if you saw my signal to hit
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the beat or none. I did, but you didn't give
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me any numb verbal beat. Sometimes you overstep your grounds.
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All you have to do is go.
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Shake your head say I didn't even know if you
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saw me or not.
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I did. I was like, why the fuck is he
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waving at me so early? All you had to do
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was like that I was. That's all you had to do.
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First off, you're not my travel chief. You're not my
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travel chief. I'm not even impatient. I was just trying
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to make sure you saw me.
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Okay, I was just doing some get mad at me
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when I don't communicate, and then I communicate and then
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you get mad at me.
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That's crazy. Could you be communicating that all time? Yeah?
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You know, you're saying, I don't dunk accountability all times.
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I don't duck accountability because if accountability is made, you
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run that every day.
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That's crazy. That would mean I'm not ducking the fade. Know,
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That's what I'm saying. That was the joke. Ha ha. You
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fight accountability and I win a little bit. Yeah, I
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don't know. Sounds out a doct right now. You started
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it all right?
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So NFL draft seasons officially pretty much done.
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I mean the NFL starts.
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The NFL Draft starts tomorrow on Pittsburgh. The big news
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since the last time we connected talked whatever recorded this
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episode was Dexter Lawrence got traded to the Bengals for
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the tenth overall pick.
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The Giants now have.
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Two picks within the top ten and quietly look like
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one of the the team's poised to make some noise
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in this draft. But outside of that, what do you
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what did you make of the trade?
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Fantastic or both sides? You can honestly draft or a
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nose tackle to put there, and you already have a
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duill Carter, Brian Burns and Dadel So like what what
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more is? It's better to get him out of there?
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You got his best years, trade him and start over.
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And yeah, Dexter Lawrence is gonna be whoever better than
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whoever you take, you know at that draft spot. But
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for the Giants, it's like when you got the fifth
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and a tenth pick, So don't mess this up. You
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got neighbors, you got Dart, you hit, you killed Scattabu,
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you hit on a lot of different picks.
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So you know, Uh, the Bengals are really rebuilding their
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defensive line.
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They signed a couple of guys.
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They're gonna get Stewart back after hopefully in offseason. So
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I mean, I think for the Bengals, you show Burrow,
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you show Chase, you show these guys that you really
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are trying to be and win win now mode. For LA,
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I mean, Lawrence is a twenty eight year old defensive
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tackle who can really play across the whole interior defensive line,
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so he commanded a lot of double teams last year.
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I think a lot of people are knocking him because
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he wasn't as effective as a.
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Pass rusher last year, but his album.
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Was messed up, and as you mentioned, there's a bunch
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of pass rushers around him who benefited just from his
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overall strength at the point of attack and sacrifice to
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disrupt plays. So I think for the Bengals, I mean,
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I think he fits what they want to do, and honestly,
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I think other teams out there, like now you got
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to pay a premium to get a defensive linement Max Crosby.
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But yeah, so we'll see how the rest of the
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draft plays out. But I think right now there's six
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teams that don't have a first round pick, So yeah,
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it's gonna be interesting draft. As a lot of people
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are really looking forward to next year's class more so
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than at least the top part of this year's draft.
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It's kind of like, if you don't get somebody in
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the top ten, you might as well trade down and
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just get a bunch of But I mean, the Chiefs,
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the Giants. They're in their perfect position to grab some playmakers.
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So they got the Rams draft pick go'n be really
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really interesting tomorrow because the top ten looks pretty set.
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I still don't think Ty Simpson goes in the first round.
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Odds it's not enough tape.
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There.
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Another move that happened, the Eagles traded for uh.
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Dentavian Wicks.
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They gave up a couple of draft picks for him.
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I think the Eagles gave him like a one year,
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twelve million dollar extension as well, so on all people
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are saying that's kind of the move that's gonna help
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them set up the post A J. Brown era, But
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they also signed Hollywood Brown. They also signed another veteran receiver,
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so they're pretty much getting A J. Brown the fuck
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out of there right now. The rumors are that he's
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gonna line with the Patriots. I think there's still some
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negotiation to be had there as far as the pick.
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And then you also got the old situation with the
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Patriots and they head coach. So yeah, it's a very
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fluid situation. But all in all, what do you think
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of the Wick straight and really the Eagles receivers room
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at the moment, it's.
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Up pretty much.
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Musical chairs pretty much, just in regards to how things
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are kind of playing out.
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That receiver room.
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Get guys who are possession receivers who can get open
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because Jalen Hurts is gonna need that and DeVonta Smith
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is going to be the number one guy, which would
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lend me to believe like I could see them either
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taking your receiver or taking Kenya the Oregon tight end
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with the four to three speed. Dallas already resigned this
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due to be the future at tight End, so yeah,
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there's a lot they can do.
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From that spot.
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And lastly, some news that we're going to talk about.
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The Jaguars gave Trevon Walker four year, one hundred ten
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million dollars extending the end of the draft.
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No, we didn't. We talked about the Texans one the
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previous episode because that was before I thought.
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I thought we talked about Will Anderson and last week
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during the last time we recorded. Yeah, we did talk
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about Will Anderson. Yeah, because Trayvon Walker was like almost
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a month ago. Yeah, I thought we talked about Anderson
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and not Trayvon Walker.
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No, that was an old one.
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But yeah, so Anderson got an even bigger deal, what
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like one hundred and fifty million dollars?
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Yeah, highest you be contracted NFL history.
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Yeah, I don't know.
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I think the Texans are gonna have some money troubles
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coming up, so we'll see how that depends out.
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They can't afford to miss in this draft. That window
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is gonna close real quick. And I mean they I
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think they re upped on TJ's fifty option. Yeah, that
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that one we talked about last time.
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Yeah, yeah, alright, college football?
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All right, So Alabama.
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And it's football coach killing the boy agreed on a
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new contract extensions about seven million.
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Oh wait, no, it's seven.
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Years and like he's getting like fifteen million a year
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almost let me get the.
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The whole number. But yeah, he's not.
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Going anywhere after all that talk. If everybody gave him
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crap about you know, not winning and and I get
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into the national title with all the talent he had,
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So it's I think it's gonna be a it's gonna
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be interesting.
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I think Bama has the guy.
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He's gonna keep producing the NFL quality QBS, NFL toilet.
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The only issue now is like, okay, how much is
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crystal Ball gonna get like that's that's the next down,
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know the fall because he gets back to the title game.
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You gotta pay that man, especially in Miami. So yeah,
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he got a seven year, eighty seven and a half
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million dollar contract. Yeah, it's uh shit, it's none of
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there's none to laugh at.
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He's getting a two million dollar raise.
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Uh.
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He also gets.
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Increases his personal non business use of a private plane
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from thirty hours to fifty five hours annually. He gets
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like almost a seventeen thousand annual automobile allowance, skybox parking,
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a lot of good perks. No, this is a dude
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who definitely may made all the right choices when it
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came to like picking what schools. So it should be
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exciting for Bamba going forward. Seemed like they're gonna be
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set up pretty good. Man. Let's see what else. One
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more thing I wanted to talk about. Okay, So so
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let's see Indianapolis or Indiana. They just revealed the cost
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of their roster after.
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A new video.
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And about forty million dollars. So he pretty much said Kurtzignetti.
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He said he tried to set the record straight on
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and the actual costs for NIL for the National Championship team.
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He said the final number was close to the fifteen million.
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It was close to fifteen million, more than forty million,
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so like fifty five million. He wouldn't say an exact number,
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but yeah, they spent a lot of money to build
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that roster at Indiana, and it's crazy to think that.
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He's like, oh, we definitely spent at least forty million.
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Seeing where he came from, that's kind of crazy. What
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do you think about it? Yeah, so Kentucky's governor, he's
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criticizing a retirement package that's been given to the athletic director,
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Mitch Barnhardt, which is kind of weird because why is
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a governor speaking on the Kentucky athletic director. But yeah,
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so he's tiring this summer. Barnhart, he said, to make
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nine hundred k, and his next job with Kentucky and
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the university, it's gonna be an executive in residents in
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the school Sports and Workforce Initiative. The school president's signed
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off on it. It doesn't even have a defined role.
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And yeah, so pretty much the governor was like, I'm
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losing confidence.
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And how things are being managed at Kentucky.
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And I just want to say, after what Stoops did
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at entu elevate that program and how many players he's
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gotten out of there who are first round picks. Like
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Kentucky football is looking better than it's ever been and
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they just got the Oregon OC.
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Like I think you kind of.
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If there's one ad that doesn't shouldn't get their back
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kicked in, it's him because he literally turned Kentucky football
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into I mean, I'm not gonna call them a mid major,
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but Kentucky's a problem now, Like they're putting somebody in
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the league every year, and there was a time when
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Kentucky football was not doing that. So it's kind of yeah,
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I think that dude's earned whatever he wants to get.
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That's just me. That's kind of it for college football,
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all right, twenty four years.
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By the way, first up, touchdown and turnover. We talked
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about this before, but Heines is gonna be given a
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lifetime supply of Heines products to whoever's dropped to fifty
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seventh overall? Is that a touchdown or a turnover touchdown?
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They were using Devin Hester to help her too, because
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they said he was original mister fifty seven and he's
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a Hall of Famer, So that helps.
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So you would rather get drafted at fifty seven than
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get drafted.
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At fifty six. I mean, if I can get free
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Heinz products for life.
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You'll take that over going Costney Conniments cost money at parties,
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all right, lot of the people bring conniments to parties.
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I'm just saying.
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Mike Tomlin is reportedly set to join NBC's pregame show
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since he won't be coaching this year.
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Take a touchdown or trade over touchdown.
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Man's got to make a living, why not. I want
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to hear what analyst Tomlin has to say.
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I feel like it's a touchdown because I feel like
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this will be an opportunity for him to really show
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his genius behind the scenes. I know Bill Coward kind
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of made his name as a broadcaster for a little
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bit post his head coaching career, so I think Tomlin
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will be able to do that to an even higher level,
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just because I feel like he's got a better personality
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and I feel like players loo key best with him
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more than they do with Coward, So I think it'll.
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Be interesting to have Toman on there.
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I think he'll be able to address some of his
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criticisms sooner rather than later. Just via proxy, and I
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think people will realize how great of a coach he is,
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and I think he'll be back soon.
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All right, I guess the last one is.
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Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel got into his little situation with.
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Diana Rassini.
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They had like some a fair situation going on, got exposed,
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and now pretty much Vrabel will have to miss Day
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three of the NFL Draft.
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He's gonna be seeking counseling.
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His quote was, he's been having a lot of tough
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conversations with people he's close to about what happened.
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There's a lot of people Rassini's character.
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They're questioning the whole NFL Insider is if it even
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matters anymore, journalism't even matters anymore, the usual. But yeah, man,
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I'm gonna say that, Uh, this counseling thing is a
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is a turnover because.
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I feel like.
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You couldn't get counseling on any other day, like you
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had to do it on day three of the NFL Draft.
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Like that feels weird to me. And then also like
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I don't I don't know, I don't really know what
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counseling's really gonna do. But I guess it's except for
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the pr people shows face like, I don't know. I mean,
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if it's good enough for his family like Wiman to judge,
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I don't fucking know.
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This whole situation is just nasty, disgusting work.
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But uh, yeah, he just made the Super Bowl, so
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it's not like you can really just tell him to
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kick rugs.
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Yeah, I kind of have to accuse myself from this
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entire situation, so I am. But also follow up to
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what you said, Chrissy Freud, who also worked for.
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H I think the same. Damn it.
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Why am I forgeting the name of it? It's USA today. Yeah,
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she got fired by USA today because of her comments
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about Russine after she now she was stepping down from
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the athletic It's a bunch of stuff happened. But yeah,
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outside that, I'm gonna recrut myself.
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So what was the play to bringing that up?
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Because she like direct, like as soon as she said
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what she said, she got fired, and then that became
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a whole story.
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I don't even think she got fired. I think she got.
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Terminated from her contract.
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Yeah, I don't even think she got Yeah, I don't
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think she was employee. I think their partnership was yeah instantly, Yeah,
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I don't. I don't think you could be fired or
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terminated if you're not.
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Yeah. So anyways, moving on, take her a tangent. Uh.
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Yeah, the Cowboys say they're not going to get a
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deal done with George Pickens before the draft.
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Take her tangent. Smart on his agent's part, because.
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He could argue I should get paid in the pooka range,
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like I had this amazing season with cde Lamb on
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the team. So yeah, I'm a certified number one receiver
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and when you give me out of certain environments, look
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what I do.
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So in his case, he.
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Yeah, I mean it's weird, though, it's like you won't
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pay Michael Parsons, but you'll sign a bunch of other people,
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make some trades, and then now you're not coming with
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the deal with Pickings. It's weird, but I understand it's like, well,
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c D's the number one on that team, and we
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franchise tagged you, and if it's Jerry, Jerry's kind of
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proven he will pay guys.
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So I got to see y'all plays out.
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Yeah, I mean they've been looking for a compliment to
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CD left for basically since he got there, so I
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feel like signing him is the right move, especially when
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you got all that money invested.
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In Dak and whatnot.
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But yeah, there's some people who think the Cowboys may
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even end up taking a receiver they could easily trade Pickings,
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So yeah, we'll see.
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How it plays out, all right.
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Speaking of receiver issues, the Niners say they're not going
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to be able to trade au before the draft duh,
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And according to reports, they're not currently in talks with
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Juwan Jennings, who still needs a contract ahead of the draft.
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So yeah, take your tangent on the Niners receiver situation.
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We're bad for Juwan Jennings because he really took a
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team friendly deal only to get hold crazy work. Jacoby
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Myris had the right Jacoby Marus, they had the right idea.
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Good for him, But yeah, they're in a conundrum and
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they just re up.
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Oh, Trent Williams, I mean, it's hard to feel bad
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for them because they kind of do to themselves. I mean,
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they could have traded a two years ago, like you said,
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they could have resolved the contract situation with Jennings all season.
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So yeah, I don't know, they're not.
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Like desperate need of receiver, but they're kind of in
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desperate need for a receiver, so yeah, we'll see how.
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It plays out.
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Might just have to move see him see there full time.
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And they already got running backs behind.
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Him, all right, And again the Dolphins say, uh, Devon
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a chain is not on the trade block as they
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look to sign an extension for him.
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Take your tangent on.
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The Dolphins trying to keep a chain but also haven't
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yet extended him.
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Yeah, they'd be stupid to do that.
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They got rid of Tua, they got rid of Tyreek Hill,
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they got rid of Jalen Waddle.
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You should probably keep a chain just saying.
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Yeah, I'm gonna go the other way with this. I
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think that's the reason why you make the trade. I mean,
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if you're rebuilding, why not get more picks that team
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looks baring. I feel bad for Mileage Willis, but it
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is what it is. I think you can get a
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good pick for a Chane and you do it, especially
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if you.
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Guys are that far apart on a long term contract.
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And we all know the league doesn't like to play
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running backs, but he can do so much.
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He's explosive. It's like.
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You're really just gonna let that walk for nothing and
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you have to pay someone to your point, but would.
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You see how it plays on? Would you trade gent
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Frey Chain? Oh not right now?
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No, just check a chain has injury issues as well,
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all right. Last one, Matthew Stafford is currently looking for
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a new deal. They're saying it'll get done soon, but
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it hasn't got done yet. Take her tangent on Stapfer's
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contract situation coming off MVP season.
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I mean, they clearly have gone all in on another
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super Bowl. So I think just a matter of nailing
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down the number and if he wants to play one
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or two more years, what it comes down to. All right,
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I think she give him whatever he wants. I think
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that's about it. Short show this week. Anything else you
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want to add on the draft? Any wild cards you
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want to shut out? It's just trades or scenarios you're
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interested in. I'm gonna just say this, it's really cool
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that with this draft class, they are kids, young men
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in this draft class who I could say I interviewed
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at high school and now they're about to, you know,
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make their way into the league. Shout out to Jalen Daniels, Uh,
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Shout out to Mkhelsteine and Elijah Jackson from Alondale High Cardinals.
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Uh yeah, they're in there, gonna be Day three picks.
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But you know, that's really dope for the city to
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be able to see kids who.
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Grew up here in this area and now they're in
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the league. Like Mark Dave.
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Mape he got traded I think from the Patriots to
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the Browns, but I mean he's still doing this thing.
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So it's just good to see South Bay kids who
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potentially be drafted, even seeing some of the USC kids,
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you know, watching their high school careers and yeah, man
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like for some people, just like getting drafted is like
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the greatest thing that ever happened to their lives and
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their families. So you know, we talk about some guys
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are a bus or some dudes never did anything in
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the league. But I mean it's even to even get
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that call as on hon or. So good luck to
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everybody who gets drafted or finds the right undrafted free
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agent situation. Some people are never gonna play football again.
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Some people will be involved in this for the rest
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of their lives until they die. It just happens, that's
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how it goes. The game is the game. But yeah,
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it should be really fun and exciting.
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I mean, obviously I'm interested to see what the Raiders
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do at the quarterback situation. I think, because this is
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they're gonna take Mendoz in number one. But again, I
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think with what Lawrence got traded for, I think the
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traders didn't play for Crosby. I think also, I mean
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with the Cardinals and Jets, if they want Mendoz, I
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think you can get a If.
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You can get a king's ransom, you got to make
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the deal.
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The Raiders have too many holes on their roster to
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not get multiple first rounders in this year draft and
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in next year's draft. So yeah, I think if a
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scenario comes up, you make the trade. I think there's
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some interesting quarterbacks in the mid to late rounds. I
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mean you mentioned one of them, Daniels. I mean Taylor
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Green is a guy we've talked about over the years,
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high upside kind of guy. I mean, it'd be a
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very Raiders thing to take Pavia for no reason in
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the middle rounds, or to take that fucking old dude
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from Miami that you've cocent treading in your fucking nightmares
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for the past two years. So there's there's really a
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lot of scenarios here that I could see the Raiders doing,
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some of them good, some of them worse than others.
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But uh yeah, I'm just interesting to see how that
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plans out because I really don't want to be drafting
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this high again. And outside of that, I mean, we
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talked about the Rams being a real wild card there
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having that pick in the top thirteen, people saying, oh,
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they could take a receiver, they could take a running back,
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they could add to their offensive line. I think the
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Chargers are another team that I'm really interested to see
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what they do, just because I feel like they've had
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some solid drafts the past few years. They don't have
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any super glaring holes, but they need something to get
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over the hump. So they are another team that I'm
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really looking at. And then really just those six teams
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in the that don't have a first round pick, like,
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are they going to.
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Trade back up?
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Are they going to trade back down in the second round,
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because I think we could see a lot of people
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move back in the top of the second round as well,
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just because people are really looking ahead to next year's draft.
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So we'll see how all that lays out.
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But yeah, just all in all, the draft is always
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exciting time because you get to really see these people's dreams.
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Come together in real time.
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And uh yeah, anything else you want to close out
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the rent with shout out to Raiders legend Rob Martin
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r P.
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Yes, indeed, salute to a former q B y U
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QB Max Hall. He's he's he completed his coursework to
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get his degree in property facilities management last winter and
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he's going to return to speak to the graduates. So
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congrats him. He's actually the winningest QB and B y
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U history Max Hall. Uh. And also WrestleMania was kind
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of ass h. I mean, Broccolette retired by Open Family
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was great. I don't see why Jay needed to lose
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to Rho Ripley. I don't tell how that advance is
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a storyline. People were saying JK. Russell and she did
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the one Wing Angel. This is a Kenny Omega move finisher.
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She did the guestlock something that Daniel Brian taught her.
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She had submissions.
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Really, it just comes down to, like, y'all gotta stop
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hating fine ass women, y'all gotta stop payting bad bitches.
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Y'all really got it, Like some of y'all's mothers were
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bad bitches, but y'all grew up to hate bad bitches.
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I don't understand that, Like, how do you not understand
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how the game is played? You can't hate on a
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batty Like that's just bad universal karma. Like some of
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y'all grandmothers were probably baddies. And you over here just
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hating on the same energy that got you here, dumb ass.
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And I'm talking about male and female, Like, stop hating
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on people that you think got more shit than you.
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Because everybody got problems out here.
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Acts it's some people who are lost in their own
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mind and will never get out of it. Like gas
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is too fucking high. Nobody wants the Olympics here except
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people who are gonna be, you know, selling ass and drugs.
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But whatever, because you know, no, we wanted the Olympics here.
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We just didn't want to pay five thousand dollars a ticket.
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Oh if you even got a ticket. Oh, and they're
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gonna price you out of your own neighborhoods.
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I mean they were already doing that without the Olympics.
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And that's what they did to Chef Marcel, those two
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black lawyers store restaurant that's fucked up the legendary restaurant
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down cranch'all. Well, yeah, thankful for another week. Thankful that
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much closer to the month of May. Next month, my
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mom's birthday, my nephew's birthday, Mother's Day, so all the
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motherfucker's gonna be living in my pockets. Oh he and
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my sister too, so yeah, and Sluta, my nephews and
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my niece, love you, Isaiah and Nico and Skyler and
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Nico slapped the shit out of me this week, like
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really hard, Like he hit me so hard. My mom
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just looked up and just laughed. She's like, I finally
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lived long enough to see you get your get back.
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She's like, now you know how I felt when you
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were terrorizing me as the kid. I was like, you
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can't even get mad. Kids really just kids really be
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out here punking us. It's crazy. Anyway, that's it for me.
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Yeah.
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So I went to the Clipper game last week, which
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was the last game this season, because their ass Steph
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Curry all of a sudden came out of nowhere in
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the fourth quarter hit like seven three pointers and they
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went on to win the game by ten, despite being
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down by as much as ten with like aight minutes
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left in the entire contest. So yeah, the Clippers choked.
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And the only way they knew how ty Lou didn't
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play like three veteran players and made a bunch of
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questionable changes in the rotation as he normally does. And
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the Warriors did all that just to get their ass
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whipped by the Suns, which was stupid because Steph Curry
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was just at Coachella like two days.
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Ago, whiling out with his wife.
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So yeah, he pretty much just scraped the Clippers for
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no damn reason, because yeah, the NBA is rigged, but
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quiet as cat, we just keep watching it.
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And so yeah, here we are. Clippers lost.
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Honestly, though unhappy, I think most people were just kind
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of relieved the season was over. It was a tour tremensionalist,
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tremulcualous season for Clippers fans. I mean, between Kawhi's aspiration
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thing to the All Star Game to trading James.
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You mean tumultuous. Yeah, you know what I mean.
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And there took you like three minutes to say that,
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but all right, and Darius Garland was basically hurt half
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the year. We traded Zubox and he didn't even played
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for the Pacers, showed up, and then he showed up
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to the game just to watch us lose and was
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sitting courtside. And then yeah, Matherin was up and down.
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But now we got to figure out we're gonna sign him.
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So who knows what the Clippers gonna look like next year.
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I think, as much as I hate to say, it's
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probably time to trade in Kawhi, especially if we get
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an All Star back, get a lottery pick back. Because
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the youth movement is happening. It's just what direction are
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they gonna go. They need rebounders, they need a bunch
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of stuff. But yeah, I'm just glad I got to
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see the the last game of the season. And then yeah,
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outside of that, I went to, uh went on a
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cruise with my family, which was interesting but fine. Got
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to fuck around in Sonata for half a day, so
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that was nice. But yeah, ate way too much on
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the cruise, as most people do on cruises. And uh, yeah,
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that's about it. Touchdowns and tangents. TD's gonna score tangents
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touchdowns attagents dot com.
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We're out. Peace, Peace,
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Are you hired?
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And no chemistry the game radio.
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We actually got them of that.
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This is touchdowns, tangents, your weekly bob edit those days.
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And contact the closure. So because you never know the.
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End of the day. But either way and down, I
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mean you're just pushing buttons. Go ahead into the intro.
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What's good? Everybody's touchdowns and tangents here on a Wednesday night.
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I'm Kennith Barry and the most impatient person I know
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to ever touch any kind of a recording equipment ever.
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Himself.
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How am I inmvasion? Because you you were ready, and
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you weren't ready. You didn't even have your headphones on.
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You had old separate headphones on. You didn't even have
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your mic near you, and you said you're ready. I
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put my headphones on. Okay, And the motherfucker who has
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been duck on accountability for thirty five years, a cattle child, Barry.
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Slanderous slanderous assertions upon my name that I will just
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not tolerate pe camera.
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Well, I don't know why you're saying I'm being impatient.
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I didn't know if you could see me or not,
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or if you were sleeping or what you didn't give
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me any number.
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I was literally moving you. You were standing there.
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You act like I could see your eyes with the
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glare foggy glasses. First offs, not even.
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Making it funnier.
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In a fag glasses that thig and they're happen to
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be greasy right now, and there happens to be a
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glareing them.
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That I couldn't see you.
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That's why, regardless, I can't see your beady eyes in
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the thick eys glasses.
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My eyes, beaty, that's hurtful.
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You're deflecting the point is making the point you falling
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asleep on the air before I didn't.
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Know what was going on. All you had to do
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is give.
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Me a thumbs up, like you did after like the
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seven times what I clapped and said, all right, I'm
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talking about after that.
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Yeah, so I sat.
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I didn't know if you saw my signal to hit
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the beat or none. I did, but you didn't give
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me any numb verbal beat. Sometimes you overstep your grounds.
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All you have to do is go.
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Shake your head say I didn't even know if you
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saw me or not.
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I did. I was like, why the fuck is he
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waving at me so early? All you had to do
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was like that I was. That's all you had to do.
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First off, you're not my travel chief. You're not my
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travel chief. I'm not even impatient. I was just trying
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to make sure you saw me.
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Okay, I was just doing some get mad at me
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when I don't communicate, and then I communicate and then
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you get mad at me.
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That's crazy. Could you be communicating that all time? Yeah?
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You know, you're saying, I don't dunk accountability all times.
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I don't duck accountability because if accountability is made, you
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run that every day.
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That's crazy. That would mean I'm not ducking the fade. Know,
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That's what I'm saying. That was the joke. Ha ha. You
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fight accountability and I win a little bit. Yeah, I
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don't know. Sounds out a doct right now. You started
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it all right?
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So NFL draft seasons officially pretty much done.
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I mean the NFL starts.
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The NFL Draft starts tomorrow on Pittsburgh. The big news
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since the last time we connected talked whatever recorded this
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episode was Dexter Lawrence got traded to the Bengals for
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the tenth overall pick.
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The Giants now have.
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Two picks within the top ten and quietly look like
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one of the the team's poised to make some noise
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in this draft. But outside of that, what do you
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what did you make of the trade?
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Fantastic or both sides? You can honestly draft or a
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nose tackle to put there, and you already have a
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duill Carter, Brian Burns and Dadel So like what what
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more is? It's better to get him out of there?
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You got his best years, trade him and start over.
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And yeah, Dexter Lawrence is gonna be whoever better than
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whoever you take, you know at that draft spot. But
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for the Giants, it's like when you got the fifth
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and a tenth pick, So don't mess this up. You
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got neighbors, you got Dart, you hit, you killed Scattabu,
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you hit on a lot of different picks.
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So you know, Uh, the Bengals are really rebuilding their
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defensive line.
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They signed a couple of guys.
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They're gonna get Stewart back after hopefully in offseason. So
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I mean, I think for the Bengals, you show Burrow,
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you show Chase, you show these guys that you really
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are trying to be and win win now mode. For LA,
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I mean, Lawrence is a twenty eight year old defensive
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tackle who can really play across the whole interior defensive line,
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so he commanded a lot of double teams last year.
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I think a lot of people are knocking him because
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he wasn't as effective as a.
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Pass rusher last year, but his album.
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Was messed up, and as you mentioned, there's a bunch
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of pass rushers around him who benefited just from his
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overall strength at the point of attack and sacrifice to
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disrupt plays. So I think for the Bengals, I mean,
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I think he fits what they want to do, and honestly,
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I think other teams out there, like now you got
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to pay a premium to get a defensive linement Max Crosby.
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But yeah, so we'll see how the rest of the
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draft plays out. But I think right now there's six
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teams that don't have a first round pick, So yeah,
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it's gonna be interesting draft. As a lot of people
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are really looking forward to next year's class more so
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than at least the top part of this year's draft.
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It's kind of like, if you don't get somebody in
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the top ten, you might as well trade down and
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just get a bunch of But I mean, the Chiefs,
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the Giants. They're in their perfect position to grab some playmakers.
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So they got the Rams draft pick go'n be really
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really interesting tomorrow because the top ten looks pretty set.
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I still don't think Ty Simpson goes in the first round.
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Odds it's not enough tape.
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There.
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Another move that happened, the Eagles traded for uh.
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Dentavian Wicks.
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They gave up a couple of draft picks for him.
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I think the Eagles gave him like a one year,
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twelve million dollar extension as well, so on all people
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are saying that's kind of the move that's gonna help
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them set up the post A J. Brown era, But
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they also signed Hollywood Brown. They also signed another veteran receiver,
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so they're pretty much getting A J. Brown the fuck
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out of there right now. The rumors are that he's
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gonna line with the Patriots. I think there's still some
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negotiation to be had there as far as the pick.
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And then you also got the old situation with the
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Patriots and they head coach. So yeah, it's a very
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fluid situation. But all in all, what do you think
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of the Wick straight and really the Eagles receivers room
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at the moment, it's.
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Up pretty much.
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Musical chairs pretty much, just in regards to how things
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are kind of playing out.
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That receiver room.
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Get guys who are possession receivers who can get open
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because Jalen Hurts is gonna need that and DeVonta Smith
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is going to be the number one guy, which would
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lend me to believe like I could see them either
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taking your receiver or taking Kenya the Oregon tight end
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with the four to three speed. Dallas already resigned this
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due to be the future at tight End, so yeah,
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there's a lot they can do.
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The Jaguars gave Trevon Walker four year, one hundred ten
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million dollars extending the end of the draft.
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No, we didn't. We talked about the Texans one the
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previous episode because that was before I thought.
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during the last time we recorded. Yeah, we did talk
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about Will Anderson. Yeah, because Trayvon Walker was like almost
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a month ago. Yeah, I thought we talked about Anderson
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and not Trayvon Walker.
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No, that was an old one.
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But yeah, so Anderson got an even bigger deal, what
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like one hundred and fifty million dollars?
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Yeah, highest you be contracted NFL history.
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coming up, so we'll see how that depends out.
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They can't afford to miss in this draft. That window
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is gonna close real quick. And I mean they I
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think they re upped on TJ's fifty option. Yeah, that
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that one we talked about last time.
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Yeah, yeah, alright, college football?
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All right, So Alabama.
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And it's football coach killing the boy agreed on a
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new contract extensions about seven million.
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Oh wait, no, it's seven.
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Years and like he's getting like fifteen million a year
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almost let me get the.
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The whole number. But yeah, he's not.
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Going anywhere after all that talk. If everybody gave him
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crap about you know, not winning and and I get
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into the national title with all the talent he had,
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be interesting.
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I think Bama has the guy.
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He's gonna keep producing the NFL quality QBS, NFL toilet.
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The only issue now is like, okay, how much is
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crystal Ball gonna get like that's that's the next down,
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know the fall because he gets back to the title game.
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You gotta pay that man, especially in Miami. So yeah,
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he got a seven year, eighty seven and a half
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million dollar contract. Yeah, it's uh shit, it's none of
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there's none to laugh at.
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He's getting a two million dollar raise.
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from thirty hours to fifty five hours annually. He gets
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like almost a seventeen thousand annual automobile allowance, skybox parking,
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a lot of good perks. No, this is a dude
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who definitely may made all the right choices when it
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came to like picking what schools. So it should be
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exciting for Bamba going forward. Seemed like they're gonna be
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set up pretty good. Man. Let's see what else. One
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more thing I wanted to talk about. Okay, So so
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let's see Indianapolis or Indiana. They just revealed the cost
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of their roster after.
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And about forty million dollars. So he pretty much said Kurtzignetti.
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He said he tried to set the record straight on
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and the actual costs for NIL for the National Championship team.
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He said the final number was close to the fifteen million.
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It was close to fifteen million, more than forty million,
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so like fifty five million. He wouldn't say an exact number,
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but yeah, they spent a lot of money to build
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that roster at Indiana, and it's crazy to think that.
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He's like, oh, we definitely spent at least forty million.
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Seeing where he came from, that's kind of crazy. What
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do you think about it? Yeah, so Kentucky's governor, he's
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criticizing a retirement package that's been given to the athletic director,
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Mitch Barnhardt, which is kind of weird because why is
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a governor speaking on the Kentucky athletic director. But yeah,
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so he's tiring this summer. Barnhart, he said, to make
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nine hundred k, and his next job with Kentucky and
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the university, it's gonna be an executive in residents in
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the school Sports and Workforce Initiative. The school president's signed
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off on it. It doesn't even have a defined role.
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losing confidence.
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And how things are being managed at Kentucky.
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at entu elevate that program and how many players he's
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gotten out of there who are first round picks. Like
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Kentucky football is looking better than it's ever been and
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they just got the Oregon OC.
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If there's one ad that doesn't shouldn't get their back
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kicked in, it's him because he literally turned Kentucky football
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into I mean, I'm not gonna call them a mid major,
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but Kentucky's a problem now, Like they're putting somebody in
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the league every year, and there was a time when
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Kentucky football was not doing that. So it's kind of yeah,
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I think that dude's earned whatever he wants to get.
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That's just me. That's kind of it for college football,
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all right, twenty four years.
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By the way, first up, touchdown and turnover. We talked
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about this before, but Heines is gonna be given a
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lifetime supply of Heines products to whoever's dropped to fifty
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seventh overall? Is that a touchdown or a turnover touchdown?
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They were using Devin Hester to help her too, because
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they said he was original mister fifty seven and he's
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a Hall of Famer, So that helps.
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So you would rather get drafted at fifty seven than
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get drafted.
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At fifty six. I mean, if I can get free
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Heinz products for life.
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You'll take that over going Costney Conniments cost money at parties,
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all right, lot of the people bring conniments to parties.
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I'm just saying.
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Mike Tomlin is reportedly set to join NBC's pregame show
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since he won't be coaching this year.
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Take a touchdown or trade over touchdown.
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Man's got to make a living, why not. I want
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to hear what analyst Tomlin has to say.
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I feel like it's a touchdown because I feel like
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this will be an opportunity for him to really show
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his genius behind the scenes. I know Bill Coward kind
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of made his name as a broadcaster for a little
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bit post his head coaching career, so I think Tomlin
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will be able to do that to an even higher level,
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just because I feel like he's got a better personality
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and I feel like players loo key best with him
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more than they do with Coward, So I think it'll.
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Be interesting to have Toman on there.
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I think he'll be able to address some of his
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criticisms sooner rather than later. Just via proxy, and I
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think people will realize how great of a coach he is,
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and I think he'll be back soon.
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All right, I guess the last one is.
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Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel got into his little situation with.
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Diana Rassini.
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They had like some a fair situation going on, got exposed,
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and now pretty much Vrabel will have to miss Day
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three of the NFL Draft.
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He's gonna be seeking counseling.
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His quote was, he's been having a lot of tough
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conversations with people he's close to about what happened.
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There's a lot of people Rassini's character.
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They're questioning the whole NFL Insider is if it even
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matters anymore, journalism't even matters anymore, the usual. But yeah, man,
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I'm gonna say that, Uh, this counseling thing is a
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is a turnover because.
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I feel like.
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You couldn't get counseling on any other day, like you
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had to do it on day three of the NFL Draft.
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Like that feels weird to me. And then also like
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I don't I don't know, I don't really know what
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counseling's really gonna do. But I guess it's except for
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the pr people shows face like, I don't know. I mean,
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if it's good enough for his family like Wiman to judge,
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I don't fucking know.
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This whole situation is just nasty, disgusting work.
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But uh, yeah, he just made the Super Bowl, so
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it's not like you can really just tell him to
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kick rugs.
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Yeah, I kind of have to accuse myself from this
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entire situation, so I am. But also follow up to
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what you said, Chrissy Freud, who also worked for.
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H I think the same. Damn it.
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Why am I forgeting the name of it? It's USA today. Yeah,
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she got fired by USA today because of her comments
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about Russine after she now she was stepping down from
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the athletic It's a bunch of stuff happened. But yeah,
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outside that, I'm gonna recrut myself.
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So what was the play to bringing that up?
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Because she like direct, like as soon as she said
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what she said, she got fired, and then that became
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a whole story.
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I don't even think she got fired. I think she got.
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Terminated from her contract.
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think she was employee. I think their partnership was yeah instantly, Yeah,
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I don't. I don't think you could be fired or
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terminated if you're not.
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Yeah. So anyways, moving on, take her a tangent. Uh.
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Yeah, the Cowboys say they're not going to get a
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deal done with George Pickens before the draft.
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Take her tangent. Smart on his agent's part, because.
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He could argue I should get paid in the pooka range,
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like I had this amazing season with cde Lamb on
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the team. So yeah, I'm a certified number one receiver
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and when you give me out of certain environments, look
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what I do.
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So in his case, he.
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Yeah, I mean it's weird, though, it's like you won't
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pay Michael Parsons, but you'll sign a bunch of other people,
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make some trades, and then now you're not coming with
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the deal with Pickings. It's weird, but I understand it's like, well,
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c D's the number one on that team, and we
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franchise tagged you, and if it's Jerry, Jerry's kind of
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proven he will pay guys.
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So I got to see y'all plays out.
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Yeah, I mean they've been looking for a compliment to
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CD left for basically since he got there, so I
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feel like signing him is the right move, especially when
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you got all that money invested.
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In Dak and whatnot.
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But yeah, there's some people who think the Cowboys may
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even end up taking a receiver they could easily trade Pickings,
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So yeah, we'll see.
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How it plays out, all right.
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Speaking of receiver issues, the Niners say they're not going
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to be able to trade au before the draft duh,
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And according to reports, they're not currently in talks with
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Juwan Jennings, who still needs a contract ahead of the draft.
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So yeah, take your tangent on the Niners receiver situation.
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We're bad for Juwan Jennings because he really took a
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team friendly deal only to get hold crazy work. Jacoby
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Myris had the right Jacoby Marus, they had the right idea.
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Good for him, But yeah, they're in a conundrum and
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they just re up.
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Oh, Trent Williams, I mean, it's hard to feel bad
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for them because they kind of do to themselves. I mean,
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they could have traded a two years ago, like you said,
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they could have resolved the contract situation with Jennings all season.
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So yeah, I don't know, they're not.
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Like desperate need of receiver, but they're kind of in
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desperate need for a receiver, so yeah, we'll see how.
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It plays out.
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Might just have to move see him see there full time.
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And they already got running backs behind.
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Him, all right, And again the Dolphins say, uh, Devon
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a chain is not on the trade block as they
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look to sign an extension for him.
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The Dolphins trying to keep a chain but also haven't
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yet extended him.
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Yeah, they'd be stupid to do that.
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They got rid of Tua, they got rid of Tyreek Hill,
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they got rid of Jalen Waddle.
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You should probably keep a chain just saying.
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think that's the reason why you make the trade. I mean,
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if you're rebuilding, why not get more picks that team
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looks baring. I feel bad for Mileage Willis, but it
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is what it is. I think you can get a
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good pick for a Chane and you do it, especially
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if you.
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Guys are that far apart on a long term contract.
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And we all know the league doesn't like to play
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running backs, but he can do so much.
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He's explosive. It's like.
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You're really just gonna let that walk for nothing and
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you have to pay someone to your point, but would.
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You see how it plays on? Would you trade gent
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Frey Chain? Oh not right now?
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No, just check a chain has injury issues as well,
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all right. Last one, Matthew Stafford is currently looking for
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a new deal. They're saying it'll get done soon, but
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it hasn't got done yet. Take her tangent on Stapfer's
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contract situation coming off MVP season.
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I mean, they clearly have gone all in on another
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super Bowl. So I think just a matter of nailing
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down the number and if he wants to play one
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or two more years, what it comes down to. All right,
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I think she give him whatever he wants. I think
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that's about it. Short show this week. Anything else you
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want to add on the draft? Any wild cards you
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want to shut out? It's just trades or scenarios you're
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interested in. I'm gonna just say this, it's really cool
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that with this draft class, they are kids, young men
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in this draft class who I could say I interviewed
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at high school and now they're about to, you know,
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make their way into the league. Shout out to Jalen Daniels, Uh,
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Shout out to Mkhelsteine and Elijah Jackson from Alondale High Cardinals.
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Uh yeah, they're in there, gonna be Day three picks.
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But you know, that's really dope for the city to
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be able to see kids who.
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Grew up here in this area and now they're in
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the league. Like Mark Dave.
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Mape he got traded I think from the Patriots to
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the Browns, but I mean he's still doing this thing.
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So it's just good to see South Bay kids who
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potentially be drafted, even seeing some of the USC kids,
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you know, watching their high school careers and yeah, man
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like for some people, just like getting drafted is like
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the greatest thing that ever happened to their lives and
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their families. So you know, we talk about some guys
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are a bus or some dudes never did anything in
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the league. But I mean it's even to even get
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that call as on hon or. So good luck to
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everybody who gets drafted or finds the right undrafted free
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agent situation. Some people are never gonna play football again.
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Some people will be involved in this for the rest
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of their lives until they die. It just happens, that's
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how it goes. The game is the game. But yeah,
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it should be really fun and exciting.
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I mean, obviously I'm interested to see what the Raiders
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do at the quarterback situation. I think, because this is
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they're gonna take Mendoz in number one. But again, I
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think with what Lawrence got traded for, I think the
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traders didn't play for Crosby. I think also, I mean
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with the Cardinals and Jets, if they want Mendoz, I
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think you can get a If.
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You can get a king's ransom, you got to make
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the deal.
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The Raiders have too many holes on their roster to
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not get multiple first rounders in this year draft and
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in next year's draft. So yeah, I think if a
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scenario comes up, you make the trade. I think there's
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some interesting quarterbacks in the mid to late rounds. I
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mean you mentioned one of them, Daniels. I mean Taylor
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Green is a guy we've talked about over the years,
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high upside kind of guy. I mean, it'd be a
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very Raiders thing to take Pavia for no reason in
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the middle rounds, or to take that fucking old dude
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from Miami that you've cocent treading in your fucking nightmares
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for the past two years. So there's there's really a
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lot of scenarios here that I could see the Raiders doing,
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some of them good, some of them worse than others.
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But uh yeah, I'm just interesting to see how that
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plans out because I really don't want to be drafting
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this high again. And outside of that, I mean, we
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talked about the Rams being a real wild card there
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having that pick in the top thirteen, people saying, oh,
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they could take a receiver, they could take a running back,
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they could add to their offensive line. I think the
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Chargers are another team that I'm really interested to see
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what they do, just because I feel like they've had
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some solid drafts the past few years. They don't have
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any super glaring holes, but they need something to get
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over the hump. So they are another team that I'm
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really looking at. And then really just those six teams
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in the that don't have a first round pick, like,
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are they going to.
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Trade back up?
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Are they going to trade back down in the second round,
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because I think we could see a lot of people
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move back in the top of the second round as well,
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just because people are really looking ahead to next year's draft.
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So we'll see how all that lays out.
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But yeah, just all in all, the draft is always
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exciting time because you get to really see these people's dreams.
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Come together in real time.
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And uh yeah, anything else you want to close out
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the rent with shout out to Raiders legend Rob Martin
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r P.
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Yes, indeed, salute to a former q B y U
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QB Max Hall. He's he's he completed his coursework to
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get his degree in property facilities management last winter and
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he's going to return to speak to the graduates. So
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congrats him. He's actually the winningest QB and B y
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U history Max Hall. Uh. And also WrestleMania was kind
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of ass h. I mean, Broccolette retired by Open Family
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was great. I don't see why Jay needed to lose
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to Rho Ripley. I don't tell how that advance is
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a storyline. People were saying JK. Russell and she did
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the one Wing Angel. This is a Kenny Omega move finisher.
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She did the guestlock something that Daniel Brian taught her.
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She had submissions.
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Really, it just comes down to, like, y'all gotta stop
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hating fine ass women, y'all gotta stop payting bad bitches.
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Y'all really got it, Like some of y'all's mothers were
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bad bitches, but y'all grew up to hate bad bitches.
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I don't understand that, Like, how do you not understand
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how the game is played? You can't hate on a
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batty Like that's just bad universal karma. Like some of
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y'all grandmothers were probably baddies. And you over here just
512
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hating on the same energy that got you here, dumb ass.
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And I'm talking about male and female, Like, stop hating
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on people that you think got more shit than you.
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Because everybody got problems out here.
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Acts it's some people who are lost in their own
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mind and will never get out of it. Like gas
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is too fucking high. Nobody wants the Olympics here except
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people who are gonna be, you know, selling ass and drugs.
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But whatever, because you know, no, we wanted the Olympics here.
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We just didn't want to pay five thousand dollars a ticket.
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Oh if you even got a ticket. Oh, and they're
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gonna price you out of your own neighborhoods.
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00:34:37.719 --> 00:34:40.559
I mean they were already doing that without the Olympics.
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And that's what they did to Chef Marcel, those two
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black lawyers store restaurant that's fucked up the legendary restaurant
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down cranch'all. Well, yeah, thankful for another week. Thankful that
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much closer to the month of May. Next month, my
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mom's birthday, my nephew's birthday, Mother's Day, so all the
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motherfucker's gonna be living in my pockets. Oh he and
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my sister too, so yeah, and Sluta, my nephews and
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my niece, love you, Isaiah and Nico and Skyler and
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Nico slapped the shit out of me this week, like
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really hard, Like he hit me so hard. My mom
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just looked up and just laughed. She's like, I finally
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lived long enough to see you get your get back.
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She's like, now you know how I felt when you
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were terrorizing me as the kid. I was like, you
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can't even get mad. Kids really just kids really be
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out here punking us. It's crazy. Anyway, that's it for me.
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Yeah.
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So I went to the Clipper game last week, which
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was the last game this season, because their ass Steph
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Curry all of a sudden came out of nowhere in
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the fourth quarter hit like seven three pointers and they
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went on to win the game by ten, despite being
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down by as much as ten with like aight minutes
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left in the entire contest. So yeah, the Clippers choked.
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And the only way they knew how ty Lou didn't
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play like three veteran players and made a bunch of
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questionable changes in the rotation as he normally does. And
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the Warriors did all that just to get their ass
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whipped by the Suns, which was stupid because Steph Curry
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was just at Coachella like two days.
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Ago, whiling out with his wife.
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So yeah, he pretty much just scraped the Clippers for
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no damn reason, because yeah, the NBA is rigged, but
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quiet as cat, we just keep watching it.
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And so yeah, here we are. Clippers lost.
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Honestly, though unhappy, I think most people were just kind
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of relieved the season was over. It was a tour tremensionalist,
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tremulcualous season for Clippers fans. I mean, between Kawhi's aspiration
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thing to the All Star Game to trading James.
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You mean tumultuous. Yeah, you know what I mean.
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And there took you like three minutes to say that,
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but all right, and Darius Garland was basically hurt half
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the year. We traded Zubox and he didn't even played
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for the Pacers, showed up, and then he showed up
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to the game just to watch us lose and was
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sitting courtside. And then yeah, Matherin was up and down.
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But now we got to figure out we're gonna sign him.
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So who knows what the Clippers gonna look like next year.
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I think, as much as I hate to say, it's
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probably time to trade in Kawhi, especially if we get
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an All Star back, get a lottery pick back. Because
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the youth movement is happening. It's just what direction are
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they gonna go. They need rebounders, they need a bunch
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of stuff. But yeah, I'm just glad I got to
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see the the last game of the season. And then yeah,
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outside of that, I went to, uh went on a
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cruise with my family, which was interesting but fine. Got
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to fuck around in Sonata for half a day, so
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that was nice. But yeah, ate way too much on
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the cruise, as most people do on cruises. And uh, yeah,
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that's about it. Touchdowns and tangents. TD's gonna score tangents
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touchdowns attagents dot com.
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We're out. Peace, Peace,
