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NFL Draft begins tonight, Team under most pressure, Any concerns about Caleb Williams?

NFL Draft begins tonight, Team under most pressure, Any concerns about Caleb Williams?

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NFL Draft begins tonight, Team under most pressure, Any concerns about Caleb Williams?

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NFL Draft begins tonight, Team under most pressure, Any concerns about Caleb Williams?

NFL Draft begins tonight, Team under most pressure, Any concerns about Caleb Williams?

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0:02

What's up, family? Welcome to Speak. Today

0:04

is the day we are hours away

0:06

where dreams become reality for so many

0:08

incredibly talented athletes. This is the NFL

0:10

Draft. To see the countdown behind me,

0:12

we're just three hours and a little

0:14

bit of change away. But here are

0:16

the 10 players that I'm really most

0:18

excited about. I'm not saying they're the

0:20

best, but these are the 10 names

0:23

that I just cannot wait to see

0:25

what will happen to them. You know

0:27

about Kayla Williams. You know about neighbors.

0:29

Joe Alt, left tackle out of Notre

0:31

Dame. How about Brock Bowers, beast of a

0:33

tight end. Loud to, loud to, edge rusher.

0:35

Probably the most skilled edge rusher that is

0:37

coming out then Xavier Worthy. He's the dude

0:40

that ran a 4-2-2 in the 40-yard dash.

0:44

Then you got my

0:46

Nigerian brother, Fashanu Olu. And

0:49

then lastly, it's really just

0:51

an action-packed draft with Michael Penix. I can't

0:53

wait to see where he goes. This is

0:55

the day, family. Draft, dreams,

0:57

come true. Headed to the desk,

1:00

Shady McCoy, Joy Taylor, James Jones, but

1:02

Shady all-time leading rusher for the Eagles.

1:04

You heard your name called 53rd overall.

1:07

Couple years back, 2009, ended up leading

1:09

the Eagles in the rushing yard for the entirety

1:11

of that franchise's history. Let's talk about the dude

1:14

who's gonna hear his name called number one overall,

1:16

Caleb Williams. You have any concerns

1:18

for Caleb? It's

1:21

best part of the draft, right? It's not

1:23

no secret. He's been knowing this

1:25

for the last what, two years? I'm the number one pick in

1:27

the draft. I think for him, it's just going

1:29

in there, just being himself. I see

1:31

the small things he does with the

1:33

interviews, not interviews, but responding to people,

1:35

analysts like ourselves, the

1:38

guys talking about the teams. Man, don't worry about none of that. You

1:40

don't gotta respond to them. You're a hell of a

1:42

player. You know you're that good. It's the reason why you're going number one. You

1:44

could have won number one last year. My

1:46

advice to him is just play your game. It's gonna be some ups

1:48

and some downs, right? But that's part of their journey. He'll

1:51

have a great career, a great future. And I don't

1:53

want nobody to think that if he doesn't play great

1:55

his first year, he's not nice. No. We see a

1:57

lot of players go through that. I went through that.

2:01

Sorry. So he's gonna have a great career.

2:03

I'm happy to see him. And I'm actually

2:05

excited now for Chicago fans. All

2:07

these years you finally get a franchise quarterback. Not

2:09

a guy can just, he could run a little

2:11

bit or he could throw a little bit. You

2:14

got to do everything and now you get him

2:16

there. They'll be so excited. I'm gonna be at

2:18

Chicago and up.

2:20

You have any concerns for Caleb Williams? The

2:23

same concerns that I'd have for any number one

2:25

overall pick. I think he is the most complete

2:28

quarterback, certainly in the draft. Because he's the most complete player

2:30

in the draft. Like Shady said, we knew he was going

2:32

to be the number one overall pick the second that he

2:34

declared for the NFL draft. No one's perfect.

2:37

He has things he's going to develop in his game.

2:39

He's things that he's going to improve on things that

2:41

he's going to shift. And he is

2:43

going into a new sport. If it was the

2:45

same as college football, everybody in college that was

2:47

great in college would be great in the NFL.

2:49

And we know that is not true. He is

2:51

playing against all professionals, grown men, some grown men

2:54

that have played with the other grown men for

2:56

years at a time. They're prepared. They know how

2:58

to watch tape and digest it and apply it.

3:00

They know how to read what he's doing. They're

3:02

studying what he does in college, his tendencies. There's

3:04

a lot of things that you have to adjust

3:06

to when it comes to the NFL, but that's

3:08

the same for every single young man that's going

3:10

to be taken in the draft this weekend. So

3:12

that's that applies to everyone. So my concern is

3:14

the same for any young player. You're going into

3:16

a new environment. You're getting new teammates, new pressures.

3:19

The speed of the game will increase. The type

3:22

of player that you're going against is going to

3:24

be different than you've ever seen the physicality,

3:26

the seed, the intelligence, but

3:28

that's the same for everyone. So I think he's going to have

3:30

an incredible career. He has an infinite

3:32

feeling. He's going to a place that really

3:34

wants him, that has been intentional about putting

3:37

good pieces around him. They're in a unique

3:39

situation and that they weren't the worst team

3:41

in the league last year that they

3:44

benefited from the other team being the

3:46

worst team in the league that they traded for.

3:48

So they're in this position to take him. They

3:50

have other picks that they can bolster the roster

3:52

with as well. And they're optimistic about

3:54

it. This is going to be his team. And

3:56

he has an incredible opportunity to take a franchise

3:59

that is a cornerstone franchise in the league

4:01

to a place I can't even say that they've been to before

4:03

because obviously there's Super Bowl winning

4:05

organization but a

4:07

an offensive minded identity

4:11

that's crazy that's what he has the

4:13

opportunity to do

4:15

which is really exciting my

4:18

only concern is playing from the pocket the

4:20

young fella in college 90% of

4:22

his plays come out of the

4:24

pocket and as they

4:27

should he's a phenomenal athlete he makes a

4:29

lot of plays out of the pocket when

4:31

you get to the National Football League you

4:33

have to make some of these on scripted

4:35

throws how fast can he grow in the

4:37

pocket can you sit in the pocket wait

4:39

one more second for DJ Moore or Keenan

4:42

Allen to get open and let them work

4:44

instead of scrambling and getting out of there

4:46

he's going to make those often scripted plays

4:48

a lot of them in the National Football

4:50

League but I want to see his development

4:52

inside the pocket Patrick Mahomes is a really

4:54

really good athlete he throws this ball from

4:57

the pocket and when he has to show

4:59

his ability to get out of the pocket

5:01

he will that is the type of talent

5:03

that Caleb Williams has but he has to

5:05

trust and he has to develop staying in

5:07

the pocket and delivering the ball to these

5:09

receivers that he has out there I'm looking

5:11

forward to see that you know and see

5:13

him grow inside the pocket I don't want

5:15

to necessarily play that it's a concern yeah

5:17

I don't know why they keep showing sounds

5:19

they say wow but I want to see

5:21

this young fella develop in the pocket because

5:23

if he does that we all

5:25

know the sky's the limit for yeah I got

5:27

no concern for Caleb on the field all my

5:29

concerns are off this just like can he protect

5:31

his mental you know Caleb Williams has been a

5:34

big advocate for mental health I'm not it was

5:36

a part of the reasons why he painted his

5:38

fingernails during the course of the season can he

5:40

protect his mental I was told one time and

5:42

I believe it's success is trauma we only think

5:44

about tragedy is trauma but success is trauma how

5:46

do you deal with the influx of fame how

5:48

do you deal with the influx of wealth how

5:51

do you deal with the influx of expectations trauma

5:53

is not just tragic trauma can actually be success

5:55

so how is Caleb Williams going to deal

5:57

with now all of Chicago Bears fans having

5:59

this expectation Every Monday following

6:01

his Sunday game, he will be on national

6:03

television. That was not the case when

6:05

he was at USC. So how is he going

6:08

to deal with that? LaShawn McCoy already noted to

6:10

it. Caleb Williams is already responding to certain critics

6:12

on social media. He's responding to certain critics in

6:14

real life. He's responding to certain critics by every

6:16

medium he can respond to critics. If you paid

6:19

attention to Caleb Williams most recent interview, he says

6:21

he keeps grudges. He holds grudges. That's cool and

6:23

all, but you can't hold every single grudge. It

6:25

will weigh you down. So my real concern doesn't

6:27

have to do with Caleb Williams on the field.

6:29

I think Caleb Williams is an absolute beast. He

6:32

excelled above all the talent in college. I think

6:34

he'll excel above most of the talent in

6:36

the national football league, but how will he

6:38

deal with the trauma that comes with success

6:40

and the expectation of being the number one

6:42

overall pick? Yeah, I mean, that's every big

6:45

time player in college though, right? If we

6:47

just sit here and start naming guys like

6:51

Baker Mayfield, like he

6:53

was actually a number one pick overall and

6:55

he had to deal with it. I got to start

6:57

naming the players and that's part of the journey of

6:59

it. Right. It's all the hype. I think the cool

7:01

thing is coming from USC, you're

7:04

gonna have thicker skin than most people. Because

7:06

why you say that? I mean, that's big

7:09

time football, right? Not just as X's

7:11

and O's, but the spotlight. You

7:13

left USC, all the great players

7:15

you just think about that were really, really good. But

7:17

like a guy like Adrian Peterson who was phenomenal in

7:19

college, right? If he had that same

7:21

resume in USC, we weigh bigger players. That's

7:23

how it works. More bigger player, right? More

7:26

attention, more celebrities at the game. Like you

7:28

just named it, this goes with the flow of it. So I

7:31

love that for him. And then one thing you said that one of

7:33

your concerns, you said it was pocket. Pocket,

7:35

pocket, pocket. Right. And I

7:37

love that what you said, but that's

7:40

a new game now, right? Patrick Moore is the best

7:42

player in football right now. But if you will out

7:44

watch his text to text, he all scrambled, all saw

7:46

him running out the pocket. He had to learn it.

7:48

And just like the good thing about this is like,

7:50

we know Caleb is so good and respected so much

7:52

from him, but he's gonna be a rookie, right? The

7:54

things of dealing with the off field stuff that actual

7:56

talk about the things you talked about as far as

7:59

this, you. you know, there's development.

8:01

Those are all things that that's come with

8:03

being a rookie. That's why Joyce said he's

8:05

working with everybody else. Yeah. And that and

8:07

not only that, it's all about the people

8:09

that's preparing them to watch. Oh, right. And

8:11

I may have some certain people in college,

8:13

but we all know right when you walk

8:15

into the doors, what in whatever

8:17

facility you're going into, his is going to

8:19

be the Chicago Bear. If your

8:21

PR people and everybody right there like, listen, man,

8:23

this is how you want to go about certain

8:25

situations. This is what's going to happen if you

8:27

have a bad game. These are the reporters that's

8:30

going to come at you. These are some of

8:32

the questions that's going to come at you. So

8:34

a lot of the off the field stuff doesn't

8:36

necessarily have to do with your coaches neither. Agree.

8:38

It's the people in the building, too. I remember

8:40

when I got to Green Bay, I

8:43

started as a rookie because Greg Jennings

8:45

got hurt. So very first game of

8:47

the season, I go out there and start. I'm

8:49

having some good games. Everybody praising me and all

8:51

that. We played the Chicago Bears and

8:54

I go out there. Peanut Tillman is

8:56

out there the whole week. My coach

8:58

is like, Peanut, punch that ball out

9:00

now. Protect that ball. I don't fumble.

9:03

I don't fumble. I don't fumble in college. I ain't fumbled

9:05

in the league. I don't fumble. First

9:07

drive of the game, I'm about to catch a touchdown.

9:09

Slam. Peanut, punch it out.

9:11

Fumble number one. Later

9:13

in the game, I catch the ball again. Peanut.

9:16

Coach, come on. You're on the bench. When I

9:18

walked into the locker room, my

9:20

PR people were standing right there like,

9:22

you're about to get it. Like, this is the

9:25

time. These questions that are about to come at you, you're

9:27

going to get it. Be prepared for it. If you

9:29

don't want to answer them, don't respond.

9:31

Next question. The very first

9:33

question, did you fumble on purpose? That's what the

9:35

reporter asked me. And I

9:37

just looked at my PR dude and just smiled like,

9:40

next question. He prepared me for that. So the people

9:42

around him off that football field is going to have

9:44

to get them ready and I believe they will. Yeah.

9:47

Yeah. Caleb has been famous for a

9:50

couple of years now. He's also an

9:52

NIL athlete. These

9:54

are a different version of college players.

9:56

They are more prepared to deal with

9:59

media. The owing with media

10:01

for longer. I'm not going to say that

10:03

the pressures. That he felt deeply felt and

10:05

face at us. The are the same as

10:07

being the franchise quarterback and number one overall

10:09

pick for the Chicago Bears and expectations. Little

10:12

hamlet that's along with us granting. Him the

10:14

praises of generational and future hall of famer

10:16

and expecting him to go and win a

10:18

playoff game. And in year one I think

10:20

that he is a rookie and should be

10:22

granted a little more brazen than sure. Where

10:25

the Summer when? talking about concerns off the

10:27

field as I think we have to update.

10:29

How we view this. I think

10:31

I may, but I don't think I am an extremely.

10:33

Strong person I am. Exceptionally

10:36

emotionally Discipline? I wouldn't be.

10:38

Here today if I was not. All of

10:40

us have responded to people on social media

10:43

that is not a reflection of weakness. It

10:45

is twenty twenty four guys we have to

10:47

move on past that evaluates people respond or

10:49

he said on social media I made that

10:51

the a Living Cooking People on social media

10:53

for quite some time. I'm retired now but

10:55

you can look at us with like madoff

10:57

the it is is as not mean anything.

10:59

It doesn't mean it's your week, It doesn't

11:01

mean as you are affected by feedback. Social

11:03

media is something that is a part of

11:05

our lives. So for us to keep saying

11:07

that these young people aren't mentally tough because

11:09

they respond. As the critics. Don't

11:12

you have never responds with critics that's not

11:14

realistic. We have access to each other. Of

11:16

course they're going to defend their work so

11:18

I just can't. I can't say that because

11:20

he did that that he is not equipped

11:22

for. The next step everyone does is everyone.

11:24

It is not the year two thousand is

11:26

not sit out before. it's not about sixteen.

11:28

it's y twenty fourth. Everyone a social media

11:30

and every woman science everyone on social media.

11:32

My off the bill concern for him are

11:34

zero. I do not know his character, I

11:36

don't. I know that he has never been

11:38

in any kind of trouble with the last

11:40

my know that he's been. The face of

11:42

a very big organization and program and us

11:44

see for a while and has that a

11:46

lot of prices and expectations and other than

11:49

crying which is an emotion that's your allow

11:51

the has. What? Has he done

11:53

That is concerning. lot

11:57

of with with me i'm asking the table internal

11:59

anyone I think it's open. Oh, well

12:01

you said that you heard about that. I

12:03

didn't know it was like me. I was

12:06

saying my concern, everybody's saying their own concerns. I

12:09

am, I just think that's the only thing I'm really concerned about. That's

12:11

the only thing I'm really concerned about. Is him

12:13

clapping back on social media? No, no, no,

12:15

no, I elaborated beyond that. I think my

12:17

really concerned mostly about how

12:20

will he be able to deal with the heightened

12:22

amount of scrutiny? Because

12:24

right now the majority of Caleb

12:26

Williams viewers are

12:28

fans. Caleb Williams could

12:30

to some degree do no wrong in college, particularly

12:32

his first two years in college. Then his last

12:34

year in college, he dealt with a lot more

12:36

stress. And with a lot more stress, we saw

12:38

a different Caleb Williams. Caleb Williams' first two years,

12:40

we didn't even see the emotional output that we've

12:42

seen this year, positively and negatively. I told you

12:44

on my 30th birthday, I came on a show

12:46

and said I cried. I have no issue with

12:48

individuals crying. I have an issue with the context

12:50

of when you cry and how you cry and

12:52

how it will be perceived, particularly if it's publicly,

12:54

because others will perceive it around you, have no

12:56

issue with tears. But his first

12:59

two years, we didn't see that emotional output,

13:01

positively or negatively. But then when we saw

13:03

adversity, it's just how are you going to deal

13:05

with it? And not only how are you going to deal with it,

13:07

how are the people around you going to deal with it? Everybody's not

13:09

like Joy Taylor. Everybody's not as accepting.

13:11

Everybody hasn't updated their model. Everybody hasn't updated

13:13

their mantra. I mean, have you clapped back

13:15

at people on social media? Not

13:17

anymore, not really as of late. But

13:20

my thing is, forget

13:23

the clapping back. You didn't like how he, because he

13:25

went through some adversity this year, right? He was supposed

13:27

to win the Heisman again, lost three full games in

13:29

a row, didn't play well through some picks in the,

13:31

like he went through some adversity. You didn't like the

13:33

way he handled it. Is that what you're saying? And

13:35

you don't think he- No, no, no, no. It's so

13:37

hard because I say something and then y'all say something

13:40

that I didn't say. We're having an argument. Because I

13:42

didn't, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't, I didn't, I

13:44

have yet to say I didn't like anything. Only thing

13:46

I'm saying is I am concerned about something. What I

13:48

am concerned about is what, he's never faced the criticism

13:50

that he's going to have to face. And

13:53

so if you, if you put more tension on

13:55

something, what will happen when you put more tension

13:57

on that thing? I don't know. If I get

13:59

under- with 225 I'm fine. Y'all

14:02

put four plates on it, I might collapse. Because

14:04

there's more tension on it. So all I'm saying

14:06

is, this year with more tension, with more stress,

14:08

with more scrutiny, we saw a different version of

14:11

Caleidosis. My thing is, if you did four plates

14:13

on Monday, and you did four plates on Friday,

14:16

you know what I'm saying? And it crushed

14:18

you a little bit on Friday, you

14:20

still been through that on Monday. Correct. Why,

14:23

just, he did do that again. I threw

14:25

picks and we lost. If I throw picks

14:27

and we lose, I think the difference is,

14:29

when Caleb in college struggled, the whole world

14:31

was not talking about it. When

14:34

he goes to the Bears franchise, I believe

14:36

Chicago's the third biggest market in America, as

14:38

it not just pertains to football, as it

14:40

pertains to media markets, the third biggest media

14:42

market in America. There are expectations for Caleb

14:44

Williams to come in and be the savior

14:46

of that franchise. The scrutiny and the negativity

14:48

will be as loud at his as ever

14:50

been for Caleb Williams. How do you deal

14:52

with that? I agree with Shady

14:54

to some degree, everybody has to deal with

14:56

that. But everybody hasn't had the expectations of

14:58

Caleb Williams. I believe that there are very

15:00

few quarterbacks that have, you could argue Trevor

15:02

Lawrence, you could argue Andrew Luck in

15:05

this generation. I can't speak to John Elway, et cetera.

15:07

Obviously people think John Elway was amazing

15:09

coming out of college, but there are very few

15:11

people that have had to deal with that heightened

15:13

of expectations. That is where my concern lies. My

15:15

concern also lies with perception. Because

15:17

though we perceive something to be cool, I've

15:19

been in locker rooms where like, it

15:22

might not be cool by everybody. Everybody

15:24

don't like that. Everybody don't like how you do

15:26

this. Everybody don't like how you do that. Everybody

15:29

might not be accepting of it. And so that's

15:31

really, if you are different in any way, shape

15:33

and form in society or in an NFL locker

15:35

room, you might have to figure out how to

15:37

navigate those differences, at least in my experience. I

15:40

guess my question is, what makes him

15:42

different than the other players that are his age who

15:44

are doing the same thing? Where,

15:46

what I have seen from Caleb is a difference

15:48

in things. I haven't seen the other players express

15:50

their emotions in the same manner. They're not as

15:53

big, I guess. Well, again, I have to watch.

15:57

Cause you don't know what I mean. On Fridays after left here, I had to

15:59

go. But because of

16:02

the way that he reacted to

16:04

adversity, that when the attention and

16:06

scrutiny and expectations are higher, that

16:09

those emotions and reactions will be

16:11

more intensified? Yes. Because

16:14

the pressure is intensified. I think the reaction is

16:17

intensified. The impression was intensified this year. Thus, the

16:19

reaction was intensified. I had a nuanced conversation with

16:21

somebody about this last week. Hopefully, we have time

16:23

for it, but I'll start it. My

16:26

issue wasn't necessarily with an individual showing emotions.

16:28

But do you have the ability to control

16:30

your emotions? Everybody on this desk has

16:32

emotions. Tom Brady takes his helmet off, he slams it on

16:34

the ground. But he don't keep slamming

16:37

it on the ground. Because you got

16:39

to get up and you got to play the next theory. After

16:41

a game, you shed a tear. You shed two tears. You shed

16:43

three tears. But you can't afford to shed all of the tears

16:45

in the world because you got to get to the podium. You

16:48

got to get to the next game. You want to cry to mom? Cool. But

16:51

can you afford to sit in that emotion? Can you afford to sit in

16:53

anger? You can't afford to sit in anger. You

16:55

can't afford to sit in any emotion because the

16:57

game is continuing to go and continuing to grow.

16:59

So it's not being emotional. Please be emotional. I

17:01

look at tears, how I look at anger. I

17:04

look at it all the same. But what? How

17:06

are people going to respond and react? And that's who

17:09

that's why I say, I mean, you can't worry about

17:11

that because I can see me having a

17:13

two, three pick game. Right. And go up

17:15

there and cry until his mom. That's what he did before. Right. All

17:18

these little wrong with that. I just think that that's who he is. And

17:20

like I said, one of the concerns that I don't want

17:23

you to go be strong or not be yourself. So maybe

17:25

if you do clap back here and there, like, but let

17:27

me ask you this shady, because we were in the same

17:29

locker room. So unique to us. I know people I won't

17:31

name names, but they were in the back corner of the

17:33

locker room on the left side, controlling the music on the

17:35

left side, controlling a lot of money, a

17:39

whole lot of money. If you're a third quarterback

17:41

was all go crying. I'll

17:43

just go back. They're a quarterback. They're crying. They not,

17:46

they not having it. But this is what they not

17:48

having. This is what I will say. Am

17:50

I lying? You're not lying because you have a point. But I will

17:52

go to this point. One

17:54

thing about the quarterback, especially the franchise, dude, it's

17:56

going to go his way. Right?

18:00

right? I don't care how big the player was around him.

18:03

The main focus is that quarterback. So you ain't

18:05

going to get crazy and say this, say that

18:07

about the franchise quarterback. You want to look them,

18:09

bring him up. So if you a

18:11

great left tackle or you a great wide receiver,

18:13

are you a great running back? Where may be

18:15

the main focus is that, is that quarterback. And

18:17

I'll give you an example. When they in the meeting rooms and all that,

18:19

even with these 80 young playing bad, they're going to get on it, but

18:21

then I'm going to get on the same way. They don't get on this

18:23

wide out. You know what I'm saying?

18:26

So, so I feel like when you're not with your young guy,

18:28

I can be better example. Josh Allen,

18:30

right? We want to draft him and

18:32

the captains was me, Cal Williams, Lorenzo

18:35

Alexander and somebody else. And

18:38

he had some racist, like

18:40

some raps, these rest of rats, right? Hey, y'all, he's

18:42

the only little thing, but he tweeted it, whatever. And

18:45

before they drafted it, all the captains in there say, Hey, I

18:47

got to drop this dude. You think the players would, would

18:50

care about it. And I'm like,

18:52

so I let some of the captains, almost say what they said.

18:54

Now I put it right in there. I said,

18:57

hold up. Hold it. First of all, this kid, we

18:59

didn't even young, right? Bring him to

19:01

the NFL. We're going to do everything possible and

19:03

our powers to make him feel comfortable. So,

19:05

so we don't know what type of clarity really is.

19:08

If he's racist or he's not racist, we going to

19:10

know exactly what it is. We need to make

19:12

him comfortable. And when I said that, they're like, yo,

19:14

you right? Because this is our friendship. We're going to

19:16

win. Yeah. I don't care what you did when you

19:18

was 16, you're 22 now, right? And

19:22

this people, we say things that we might not mean,

19:24

or we try to be cool and that type of

19:26

stuff. But anyway, my point being is when he got

19:28

there from

19:30

the head to the bottom, that means, that means the,

19:32

the, the owner, the owner, sales to

19:34

the players. We made everything possible for Josh

19:36

Allen to be successful on the field and

19:38

off the field. They'll do the same thing

19:40

for killer ones. And not only that, one

19:42

thing I do know is once you come

19:45

in that locker room, if you make a

19:47

place, nobody, that's all that matters. And

19:49

another thing, if he's coming into the locker room, thinking

19:51

he's not going to have a bad game, then what

19:53

are we talking about? If he's coming in this locker

19:56

room thinking he's not going to have some ups and

19:58

downs, then what are we talking about? The

20:00

greatest have had that. The greatest have had to

20:02

deal with that. I remember playing with Donald Driver.

20:04

Donald Driver told me, if you watch me play

20:06

long enough, you'll see me drop another one. It's

20:08

gonna happen. And I don't really care what nobody

20:10

says about it. Just play the game and do

20:12

what you do. Aaron Rodgers has bad games. Patty

20:14

has bad games. Joe Burrow has bad games. Brady

20:16

has bad. It's going to happen. People are going

20:18

to say whatever they want to say. You're not

20:20

gonna play flawless your whole career, young fella. If

20:22

you come in like that, you're gonna be all

20:24

right. And let's say he don't show play. Let's

20:26

say he don't play well, though. We won't

20:28

talk about the franchise, though. Player. Think about that for

20:31

a second. Um, right? Young. I

20:33

think he played well this year, right? I think he's a good player, but

20:35

I use a rookie that go through that. Ain't nobody

20:38

gonna talk bad about him. Because you know, if you

20:40

do, you probably won't be here. He's guaranteed to be

20:42

here. His parents need to be here. We're trying to

20:44

build around this dude, right? We get embarrassed. They didn't

20:46

go out there and get swift,

20:49

uh, uh, Allen and these dudes because they just get

20:51

no quarterback. Now we want the best corner we get

20:53

on the board. We get me. We'll make it comfortable

20:55

for him. So if you say anything bad about him,

20:58

what's the coach gonna say to you? You think we'll

21:00

be around for that? No, we ain't done. And we

21:02

love our paper. Depends who you are. How

21:04

do y'all feel about you say something about him? I look

21:06

at that as a certain player, right? I'm a captain. But

21:13

I think you might hear murmurs within the

21:15

locker room. Like, because I've been in those situations.

21:19

Right. You're not gonna say nothing to his face. But according

21:21

to my, Hey, bro, you believe he really right?

21:25

You really quiet though. This

21:28

only occurs if he's legitimately

21:31

terrible, which I don't see. No, I

21:33

don't see him. And

21:35

even then to Shady's point in your rookie season, it

21:38

don't matter. He's a rookie. Now, it might

21:41

matter to some Chicago fans or a writer

21:43

or two, but he is a rookie.

21:46

He's going to struggle. There's going to be a point

21:48

in his career where he has a bad game. This

21:50

is also not news to him. I assume he knows

21:52

he's not going to play a perfect game every single.

21:54

We were talking about a grown adult

21:56

here. Like he knows what he's stepping into. I just

21:58

think that we have a. a lot of

22:00

these philosophies on what makes people capable

22:02

of handling pressure and what doesn't. Michael

22:05

Jordan used to make up grudges in

22:07

his brain. You said, what? I

22:09

didn't say nothing. Yeah, you did. I heard you.

22:11

He would make up grudges, make up reasons to

22:13

be mad at an opponent. That

22:16

was his fuel. Everyone approaches the game

22:18

differently. I think that any young player

22:20

that's coming into the league at this

22:23

point in this environment,

22:25

in this social media environment, in this,

22:27

everyone is covering sports. There's all this attention,

22:30

all this pressure. If you're unaware of what

22:32

you're walking into at this point, what

22:34

have you been paying attention to? Like,

22:36

this is the moment. And he said,

22:38

he's ready for the moment. I believe

22:41

him. He's, of all players, he's coming

22:43

from USC's Hollywood. He's

22:45

been seeing some other things. We live

22:47

out here. So I don't have any concerns for him

22:49

off the field. I think he's going to step up

22:51

to the moment and I think he's going to have

22:53

a great career. We're going to find out. Can't wait

22:55

to see. Can't wait to see when we return. Which

22:58

team is under the most pressure in this NFL draft?

23:00

Is it your favorite team? Which team under the most

23:02

pressure to make a move? That's next, don't speak. Well,

23:10

the Bears will be home to Justin, to

23:13

Caleb Williams was formerly the home to Justin

23:15

Fields. But now that so many teams are

23:17

on the clock draft, a few

23:19

hours away, 32 teams have pressure in the

23:21

next few days. No more pressure, none bigger

23:24

than tonight, that is. So Joy, which team

23:26

is under the most pressure in this draft?

23:31

This is a couple. This is actually a tough choice,

23:33

but I think I'm going with the Patriots. They're

23:36

entering a new era. They're going to

23:38

take a quarterback. And if

23:40

they have any hope of being relevant in that division, they

23:43

got to get it right. And they got to get it right

23:45

quickly. There

23:47

might be a little, you know, play

23:49

at the end of the tunnel over next year, depending

23:51

on how things shift, but what

23:54

do they have? What have they done over the last few

23:56

years? I mean, Bill left them down and out. opportunity

24:00

to rebuild and rebrand as an organization.

24:02

You're, you're bell checkers, not there anymore.

24:04

Brady is not there anymore. You're entering

24:06

into the new era of your organization.

24:09

What are you going to build? What are you going to do?

24:11

What direction are you going to go in? What is it going

24:13

to look like? What is your strategy for this? So I think

24:15

the Patriots might be a team that we're not talking about. Even

24:18

when we talk about the division, no, who's going to win it?

24:20

It's the bills, the dolphins, the jets. We're not even mentioning the

24:22

Patriots. I do think that this, this

24:24

off season and this draft is going to be really important

24:26

for them for their future. James, I'm

24:28

coming to you with this one, big dog. I'm saying to Raiders.

24:32

What do you mean about the Raiders now? I

24:36

think of all the new coaches, I

24:38

think Antonio Pierce has the shortest leash.

24:40

He has the shortest leash because he has the

24:42

least NFL coaching experience. Number one, I think obviously

24:45

we've seen what the Raiders have done as head

24:47

coach over the last four years, five years, whether

24:49

you want to talk about the grooms and then

24:52

after the grooms you have the thought sheet, but

24:54

then he takes them to a winning season to

24:56

the playoffs and they get rid of him and

24:58

you hire McDaniel's then you get rid of him

25:00

and you hire Pierce like, so I've been

25:02

a roller coaster there, but then beyond that,

25:04

the draft will bring a lot of tension.

25:07

And when I think about the tension, the draft will bring you

25:09

got Telesco, he's a GM. You

25:11

got Pierce, he's a head coach, but you need

25:14

a quarterback. If Telesco wants a quarterback that Pierce

25:16

don't want, now you got tension

25:18

eminently and don't let you swing and miss

25:20

because their quarterback room is currently Aiden O'Connell

25:22

and Gardner Minshew. So to me, the most

25:24

pressure on this draft falls with the Raiders

25:26

because if Pierce does not get his quarterback,

25:28

right? If they don't get the draft, right.

25:31

Do is going to be on the hot seat by week 12

25:33

of his first year coach. No, yeah, that,

25:36

that, that take one. No,

25:42

um, no, that's a, that's a good one.

25:44

I'm still hoping they don't take a quarterback

25:46

to be honest with you. I'm hoping the

25:48

Raiders take a big time defensive player, build

25:50

up that defense. We have seen, we've had

25:52

a solid quarterback in Derek Cardin. This defense

25:54

be terrible for years and it has not

25:57

got you any wins. Build up that defense.

25:59

Let Gardner Minshew. you go out there and play,

26:01

get the guy you want in free agency or the

26:03

draft next year. Right, but at least let Antonio Pierce

26:05

coach his side of the ball with some big time

26:07

talent. But mine goes to a

26:10

really good coach in y'all's eyes and that

26:12

is... In y'all's eyes? Oh, I

26:14

know his name is. Who? Sean...

26:17

Who you about to play? Who that

26:19

even gonna be something? Sean Payton. No,

26:21

I believe he's a really good coach.

26:23

But the spotlight's on you, man.

26:26

You go up to the podium every single time, you

26:28

boot it Russell Wilson out of there. Well, you sitting

26:30

in the quarterback room right now with Zach Wilson, Jared

26:33

Stenham. You

26:35

gotta draft a quarterback, which means you gotta

26:37

trade some of these picks you got to

26:39

go up and draft a quarterback. You can't

26:42

miss. Because if

26:44

you miss on this quarterback, this

26:46

organization is gonna be set back for a

26:48

very, very, very long time. And another thing,

26:51

if you draft a quarterback and you the

26:53

quarterback whisperer, if Zach Wilson or Jared Stenham

26:55

tried out there that first game, we already

26:57

know what type of quarterback you got. Because

27:01

he should walk into the building, being the

27:03

starter with what's in that quarterback room. The

27:06

spotlight is on the Denver Broncos. He has

27:08

to get it right and he has to

27:10

hit on the quarterback, whatever quarterback he takes,

27:12

because you gotta trade up to go get

27:14

him. 2-5. I

27:16

want to the Big Apple. The Big

27:18

Apple, the Giants. What

27:20

we gonna do? I just watch you guys

27:24

ship off your best player, not on offense and defense,

27:26

your team. Say Quang Barley, you

27:28

shouldn't see your rival with the Eagles, which we

27:31

love. Thank you. Okay. And then

27:33

you keep Daniel Jones. Bro, what we doing?

27:36

Because whoever is going to be there, it's like, okay, are

27:38

we trying to win? What are we doing?

27:41

When you tell me we will keep our quarterback, Daniel

27:43

Jones for the future, are we gonna win like that?

27:46

No. So if you want to seem to believe,

27:48

because they have a great coach, Brian Debo is a phenomenal coach, right? And

27:51

I think it's time for him to get his type of quarterback. He

27:53

was so good that Daniel Jones has bad. He's

27:55

been in an office, been in his all these years.

27:57

He took him to the playoffs under Brian Debo. But

28:00

it's only so much he can do with him. And so he gets

28:02

this type of quarterback. So my thing is going

28:04

to draft, get you a quarterback. I don't know how you're going to do

28:06

it. Might have to move up a little bit. You got to do something.

28:08

Cause you can't draft nobody from Duke. To

28:10

run your offense. You can't do that. So Dave ball,

28:12

you know, you might got a rule for you. Make

28:17

it happen, bro. Because football is a lot better

28:19

when the Cowboys are good, when the Eagles are

28:22

good. Packers and the Giants are good. The pack.

28:24

Just your favorite team. Do

28:27

you trust Peyton to get it right at this point?

28:29

Do you trust Peyton to get it right? No, I

28:31

don't. Cause I don't trust his

28:33

plan now at the quarterback spot.

28:35

You got Zach Wilson and Jared Stenham at

28:37

the quarterback spot. You traded, you use the

28:39

pick to trade for Zach Wilson. So

28:41

I don't know if you sitting up there thinking

28:43

that you could get the best out of you

28:45

traded for him. Now you're going to have to

28:47

use some more picks to trade up, to really

28:49

get the guy you want at the quarterback spot.

28:51

You had Drew Brees for 20 plus years, whatever

28:53

it was. And you won one championship and everybody

28:55

praising you like you like that. That's

28:58

what I see. What? I

29:00

hate when you do that. What is it?

29:02

You speak like that. But then we talk about Aaron Rodgers.

29:04

You don't even say nothing about that. What you

29:07

mean? He played 20 years. He got one championship too.

29:09

We're not talking about Coach Micred. We're talking about Tom

29:11

Peyton right now. He is so quick. We're talking about

29:13

John Peyton. Because y'all getting my

29:15

man, Coach Mike, a hard time. He want

29:17

them dudes though. He want them guys, bro.

29:20

Let's say we not cool like that. And I'm rolling

29:22

with him. Yeah, I'm going to get you my boy.

29:24

I leave. I'm going to the cafeteria. You

29:26

got him, buddy. Yeah, I told

29:29

him what you're like. All I'm saying

29:31

is y'all praise Drew Brees. And y'all

29:33

praise Sean Peyton way more than you

29:35

praise Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy. Yes.

29:40

Drew Brees gets no smoke. OK,

29:43

that's true. But I can't get I

29:46

cannot give you Aaron Rodgers. I can

29:48

give you McCarthy. I think McCarthy

29:50

gets way more criticism than he does. Aaron gets

29:52

all the smoke, Joy, Joy. Four

29:54

MVPs in a Super Bowl ain't good enough for Aaron.

29:57

He gets all the smoke. Because

29:59

he gets so much. much praise that the achievements

30:01

do not match the amounts of praise

30:03

that he gets. All I know is he can

30:05

have a gold, Drew Brees can have a gold jacket just

30:07

like him and he don't get the smoke and Rogers get.

30:09

He's a praise. He's a lot of praise.

30:11

I'm trying to even know smoke out. I'm

30:14

just saying. Do you think that champagne is a

30:16

good coach? I do think he's a good coach

30:19

and I think coach Mike is a good coach

30:21

but a lot of people. Yeah, but what's the

30:23

thing? What's the thing? I'm picking get fifteen. I

30:25

believe something. I mean, what's 713? What you gonna

30:27

do? 13? Like you

30:30

have to trade. I think it's 12. You gotta

30:32

trade up and you have to make sure this

30:35

is your quarterback. That's why I believe this

30:37

is huge for them and I'm not a

30:39

boy. Well, I picked the Giants

30:41

because I do think that today,

30:44

my career is today. I think

30:46

Brian Day ball is a better coach right now.

30:48

Yeah. Oh, champagne was on. He's

30:50

on more pressure. Right. Right. Right. If champagne was was on

30:52

TV, he's getting back into it. He's a phenomenal coach. I

30:55

think he's gonna get better this year but I

30:57

see Brian Day ball come right up in the mix. Yeah. Right.

30:59

And get it popping with Josh Allen. I'm like, oh my god.

31:01

I know Josh is good. He's that good. Right. Then he goes

31:03

to the Giants with an awful awful

31:05

quarterback from Duke. Daniel Jones. He gets

31:07

it popping with him. They win a game on the playoffs.

31:10

So, honestly, if he has the right quarterback, yo, they can

31:12

really do some big things because now the defense, they got

31:14

some real deep with the players over there. It's brought in

31:16

burns. Yeah. Like they got some moves. We're

31:21

gonna see though. Are you

31:23

expecting the Giants to make any noise this year though?

31:26

Because even if you do get a quarterback, say

31:28

they got Pennick, say they got uh Doon's, they

31:30

say they got neighbors. I still feel like I

31:32

think that next year though, I think

31:34

not this year that next year, I

31:37

think they'll be solid where they can compete because that

31:39

we watch them compete. They

31:41

was first year. I was so surprised like

31:43

bro. There's no way. By the fifth game,

31:45

I say he needs coach to hear. Hold

31:48

on though. If they had neighbors. Yeah,

31:50

if they can get neighbors. Oh no no no. If

31:52

they don't take a quarterback, I would like them to

31:54

compete this year because that's crazy. Oh, it's not that

31:57

neighbor. No no no No

31:59

No.. I'll

32:06

be awful movie. But if they do

32:08

you would expect them to the beaches here because

32:10

you're you're you're sticking with was you out like

32:12

that An expectation is at least as you sir

32:14

win a playoff game. So have you not taken

32:16

to quarterbacks and use it to be this year?

32:18

If you take a rookie quarterback anybody was a

32:20

rookie quarterback. I don't expect to for them to

32:22

be competing in the post season this year and

32:25

other mean have a chance is. Now works

32:27

as an hour ago Sarkozy water

32:29

cooler though. I'm. A good one. And.

32:31

We will build on them as payment be

32:33

vote because his ears. And. They were

32:36

feeling a little known feel like that remain

32:38

you as well but he's a good soldier

32:40

on subsequent Angels nine. Two.

32:43

Thousand and six and so getting worse and

32:45

worse And you could or would you rather

32:47

or the difference. I just think that because

32:49

he's having paid is what the World Series.

32:52

Or was de Boer said Dave Jones elevate

32:54

his game Or it was about do those

32:57

the most hours per week we've seen in

32:59

years. Watson What You Do it. Soon

33:02

as I live in a spate of my mind

33:04

would be drafting a quarterback wix through having that

33:06

would be a bus but is it will be

33:08

a little bit. Made. Of human

33:10

lottery for maybe two or three

33:12

probably three Burberry, three. Variants

33:15

A great moment. For having

33:17

to remove a sizable gap in my

33:19

mind. Nine so tween draped in like

33:22

days. A Mccarthy. And so

33:24

if if you take to take michael

33:26

panic said six. Is. Such a

33:28

retailer be real thing as the biggest with

33:30

it or as a seal twice families and

33:32

in between tearing have a field twice. he

33:35

broke his clavicle been after breaking his clavicle

33:37

scatter. I see join So we've broken sword.

33:39

As I see I want to say me

33:41

twice. We all know about a sea of

33:43

beauty ratio you're more likely to terrorism against.

33:45

On top of you got a clavicle on

33:47

top of a clavicle you got an see

33:49

joint so to take panics had six would

33:51

be the risk of all risks when you

33:54

already overdraft that on the annual jones. I

33:56

think it would be a mistake to. take

33:58

penance except synthetic stuff to sit.

34:00

They're not going to get to three. They

34:02

agree with that. They're not going to get to three. So

34:04

that's not, that's not the table because Washington and New England

34:07

are not going to move. So they're going to get whoever's

34:09

available at best at four. Yeah.

34:11

And there's no point at best

34:14

at four. And there's no point.

34:16

So what is the plan if they don't take a

34:18

quarterback for this year? I would,

34:20

I would. Yeah. You, you, you're locked. They, they got

34:22

it. Not too long, sir. It's the Daniel Jones. But

34:24

I'm just saying if Daniel Jones, I would say both

34:26

of them. Yes. If he's bad, he's coming off of

34:29

Andrew lock. This is a brisk corner. Because

34:31

think, I mean, that's what the Seahawks rolled out there last

34:33

year and we were cool with it when they rolled out

34:35

with Gino and Drew lock and drew lock and Gino was

34:37

a quarterback competition prior to the, I mean, I'm a bad

34:40

man. And, and as the game, the

34:42

world would say gambling gods, if there's anything called

34:44

a game of God, I'm saying receiver. No, great

34:47

risk brings you great reward.

34:50

Hey man, it's a big app. What are we

34:52

talking about? Right? You don't get you a little

34:54

flashy wide receiver and go out with Daniel Jones

34:56

and this, I mean, pray, pray,

34:59

like pray every second of the game or

35:01

go out there and get you a quarterback, man. Go

35:03

ahead. Look, look, look, get some pieces up, right? And

35:05

move up maybe two, three slots. Get you a quarterback

35:07

that you might like. You got

35:10

the quarterback whisperer in your, in your

35:12

back pocket. Brian Dave ball, who's like

35:14

that. Sadie, I guarantee quarterback that you

35:16

won't though. Hey man, quarterback, you put

35:19

250 bands on and you could possibly

35:21

lose that. You're doing this.

35:24

You're doing it again. If we look at all

35:26

the drafts, see that's what I hate when people

35:29

do that. Right? It's

35:31

like now the draft happens. You can say what you want,

35:33

but in the midst of the draft, Baker

35:35

made those years. Baker went first,

35:37

which is wild crazy. Um, they

35:39

do for Arizona. What's his name? Josh chosen

35:42

Rosen, Josh Rosen. Yeah. Him. There's

35:44

a third one. Somebody was before

35:46

Josh Rose. Yes. Darnell. Well, Andy helped me

35:48

with that. So, but Josh was like that.

35:50

He's Josh's best coworker. That holds your ass

35:52

and he went tomorrow at 20 something. Yeah.

35:54

And then Lamar was, so my thing is

35:57

we fail these things. Oh man. Is there

35:59

a guy you would put $250,000 on and

36:01

all that bull crap. But the truth is, every

36:04

coach has a guy they won. The Bills,

36:07

Brian, Brandon Bean and Sean McDermott,

36:09

I remember we talked about this. They said, yo,

36:11

we want this kid Josh Allen from Wyoming. I

36:13

said, wait, where's Wyoming? Like,

36:15

they play football there? He said,

36:18

yes, we need him. All these other dudes that

36:20

they talked about. They didn't want them. They knew

36:22

the guy they wanted and it worked out. So

36:24

my thing is, when you say who they picked,

36:26

you don't know who they got they won at

36:28

Fisay's game. So I'm with them. But you know,

36:30

you're right, Shady, but there's also the chess of

36:32

it all. And the chess of it all is,

36:34

if I know that I want this quarterback and

36:36

I want this quarterback or want this running back,

36:38

want whoever, and I know I want him, but

36:40

I know don't nobody else want him that early.

36:42

You think that? Of course. But like, there have

36:44

been players where you know you want, but you're not

36:46

gonna draft him that early because I know I can

36:48

get him a little bit later. And

36:51

so like, same thing with Baltimore Ravens, they

36:53

didn't take Lamar Jackson with their first overall

36:55

pick. They took Hayden Hurts with their first

36:57

overall pick. Then they said, okay, Lamar, you're

36:59

still here. Nobody else values you. We're gonna

37:02

trade up and we're gonna get you. That's

37:04

like, and that worked out for them. I

37:06

would say luckily, considering how good Lamar Jackson

37:08

turned out to be. There's,

37:11

I don't know if we can get the draft order up again. I

37:14

don't think that the Giants can afford to play that

37:16

game. I don't think so either. Like how

37:18

many teams up there need or could

37:20

possibly take a quarterback? But

37:23

that's my only thing. Like, I

37:26

don't know if the Giants are sitting in there saying

37:28

we need one. I agree. I truly don't. I think

37:30

their plan is going in there. If Daniel Jones is

37:32

healthy and he can go, we are going to give

37:34

him one more year. But they don't like you. They

37:36

don't like you. And that's why they signed Drew Love.

37:38

The round of draft time was Patrick Mahomes. I know

37:40

you're a college guy and you know all that. He

37:42

wasn't looked at as Patrick Mahomes' head today, right? Not

37:44

at all. It's so crazy. The bills,

37:46

this is what I'm saying. I keep speaking on this.

37:50

I won't even say the GM's name because that's my guy.

37:52

But the GM before Brandon Bingham got there, the

37:55

owner said, I want Patrick Mahomes, right? The owner

37:57

wanted him and Buffalo Bill's on. Buffalo Bill, they

37:59

want him, right? I said we gotta get this dude. We

38:01

knew it. He didn't get it. They

38:03

fired the GM Firing and

38:06

looking past your own days So I'll sell to say

38:08

it's like yo, you know who your dudes are and

38:10

it may not be Drake may But they may not

38:12

be this great dude right now. Right? No, I might

38:14

not be that clinics. You keep saying I don't know

38:16

guy Yeah, he might not be that Today,

38:19

but if they have a plan for him in a scheme for him, he

38:22

can be that Don't

38:24

pass up on somebody now for somebody later. I

38:26

should be a line there now put that on

38:28

there Oh,

38:31

yeah So

38:52

ah I

38:56

do your draft or replacement Justin

39:00

Jefferson trade Henderson all players who want

39:02

more money send their team Pay

39:04

them or should they go ahead and

39:06

move on from them? They have to make those

39:09

decisions in about two hours. We'll tell you what

39:11

they should do that's next Hopefully shady still on

39:13

the org Oh Huge

39:22

names waiting for huge payouts my favorite conversation

39:24

of the day is the one we're about

39:27

to have pay or draft That is the

39:29

decision that so many franchise including the Cowboys

39:31

the Niners the Bengals the Vikings they have

39:33

to make they are star Players that want

39:35

to get paid, but why pay a guy

39:37

a hundred fifty million when you could simply

39:39

draft as replacement I know it sounds cold-blooded,

39:42

but that's the way the NFL goes relax

39:44

into your chair turn your volumes up Get

39:46

ready to have some fun as we move

39:48

quickly through these players through these teams through

39:50

these organizations and through this paper Let's start

39:52

with Dak Prescott. You know, he's going into

39:54

the final year of his deal Leshawn McCrory

39:57

the Cowboys have a decision to make should

39:59

they be Pay Dak Prescott, sir, or should

40:01

they draft his replacement? Talk to me. Put

40:04

him on the airway. He's on his top. Okay, ask

40:06

for it. No, no, listen, listen, it's

40:08

time to go. Draft his replacement. We've seen

40:10

enough of Dak Prescott. Every year's the same

40:12

thing. Good regular season, bad performance in

40:14

a post season. I'm

40:17

gonna say draft his replacement as well,

40:19

but drop his replacement high. Actually

40:21

go for it. Go get a

40:23

quarterback in the first round. Go get

40:25

his replacement. Don't go in the middle of late rounds

40:28

and kind of play around with it. Start rumors, start

40:30

the extension in the locker room. You're kind of saying

40:32

that you're not sure if you want him back, because

40:34

otherwise he would have an extension or we would be

40:36

talking about it. On one side you're saying you like

40:39

him, then you're not signing the extension. I don't know

40:41

what's going on, but you get the same thing every

40:43

single year, great regular season, and then you lose in

40:45

the playoffs early. I think it is time to draft

40:47

his replacement and develop him. He's not gonna play this

40:49

year anyway, but go and get a quarterback

40:52

high in the draft. So

40:54

it's a process. Oh no. Pay

40:56

the man. Pay the man. Pay

40:58

the man. All pro quarterback, 12 wins, 12

41:00

wins, 12 wins, gives

41:03

you a chance to at least have

41:05

a fighting chance in the playoffs to

41:07

compete for championships. We don't know

41:09

when that time is gonna come, but Dak Prescott

41:11

is a really good quarterback that a lot of

41:13

people in this draft right now are really, really

41:15

hoping they can find a quarterback that can play

41:17

at an all pro level as Dak Prescott. The

41:19

Dallas Cowboys have one, pay him his money, keep

41:21

him away. Why are you giving him the full

41:23

screen? Why are you giving him the full screen?

41:26

Don't worry Shady, you'll get it on this

41:28

question. All right, let's move to the Niners and

41:31

Brandon Iuuk. Brandon Iuuk was an all pro

41:33

wide receiver at last year, family, his agent. You

41:35

know he gonna get him his money. Shout

41:37

out to my friend, his agent. But Brandon

41:39

Iuuk, shout out to you for balling. Now the

41:41

question is, should they pay BA or should

41:43

they draft his replacement? It's the best wide

41:45

receiver class probably since the turn of the century,

41:47

this draft class. 2-5, talk to me and

41:49

can we take Shady's single please? He has requested

41:52

it. He has requested it. Should the United

41:54

pay him or draft a replacement? Pay this dude, throw

41:56

him the big, big bag, he deserves it. And I

41:58

figured out like, Brandon Iuuk, he's. the

42:00

most quarterback friendly wipes are on the team. You need

42:02

him, you gotta have him. But I will say this,

42:04

Denyze always do this. We see the same thing with

42:06

both, so they ain't paying for the last minute, so

42:09

I'm calm and I'm collected. But they gotta pay this man,

42:11

because Brandon is like that. All pro last year, he gets

42:13

busy. Hard to do. Give that man his

42:15

money. It is hard to do. Very hard

42:17

to do. And I would love to pay everybody. And

42:21

I think everyone should get their money. What?

42:24

Is there a... I think

42:27

he does. I thought I did. We're gonna

42:29

get this lobster. I know, I know. And

42:31

I love how to do it. I wanna

42:33

pay everybody. I want everyone to get the

42:35

most money possible. But you can't pay everybody.

42:38

Oh my goodness. Gosh,

42:40

George, I think he's saying. I think

42:42

he's gonna say, man. You know the

42:44

nice way. Oh, wait. Listen. Gosh,

42:47

ladies, George Roy is crazy. You

42:50

gotta drop him. You gotta drop him. You gotta

42:52

drop him. What are you doing? You

42:55

gotta drop one. You gotta drop a lead. Why

42:57

do you receive it? He's going to be too

42:59

expensive. You have to draft one, get one in

43:01

the first round for the next five years. Trade,

43:03

IU, get a first round for him. Let somebody

43:05

else pay him. Get you a really good receiver

43:08

in the draft for the next five years. You

43:10

ain't gotta worry about paying him with D-BOW and

43:12

kiddo and McCaffrey. And you are going to be

43:15

okay. You gotta draft one. Co-sign that decision.

43:17

I would draft one as well. Because if

43:19

IU gets traded, he's going to make more

43:21

money and BA needs to get his bread.

43:23

Let's move to another wide receiver, T Higgins.

43:25

Yesterday, he took to his team and said,

43:28

I am demanding a trade. He's been franchise

43:30

tagged, but he's trying to put his foot

43:32

down. Shady McCoy, should they pay T Higgins

43:35

or should they draft his replacement? Then should

43:37

draft his replacement, right? You talk about prioritizing

43:39

what you want on your team. It looks

43:41

like they're worried about Jamar Chase.

43:43

And I get it. I understand that. So invest,

43:46

and that's your main focus. Cool. Keep

43:48

at the main thing. Let me give my money somewhere else.

43:50

Nothing he's good enough for. He could be a number one

43:52

receiver on any other team. So I would say

43:54

draft somebody. Yeah, I agree.

43:56

This is kind of, we kind of

43:59

all anticipated this. coming right we were talking

44:01

about what they were going to do in this

44:03

situation for a while now they do need to

44:05

draft his replacement because you have demarcation you

44:07

are obviously going to prioritize his

44:10

talent and he is great and he is going to

44:12

make his money and he obviously wants to go and

44:14

do that you always knew you were coming to this

44:16

impasse at one point or another so I do

44:18

think you should draft his replacement. Yeah I would

44:20

draft his replacement too and I would

44:23

trade him and Buffalo Bills go trade for him do

44:25

right by Josh Allen and Buffalo Bills draft you another

44:27

one in the first round do right by Josh Allen.

44:29

That's bad math hold on James that's bad math. That's

44:31

bad math T Higgins is the number two wide receiver

44:33

really good you do not have to give up a

44:35

first for him give up a couple seconds and a

44:37

third. No his was bad math to me you want

44:39

the bills to trade for T. Yeah

44:44

so you want them to pay dig pay

44:46

T even though they got rid of

44:49

digs but they got rid of digs because of

44:51

all the money. Of course not but T Higgins

44:53

is over here demanding trades. He is over here

44:55

acting like he has not had a big payday.

44:57

He is trying to get his big payday. We

44:59

are going to demand trades when we ain't made

45:02

Stephon Diggs money. Stephon Diggs on his third deal. 100

45:04

million here 100 million there this is his first deal

45:06

he is trying to get paid and to be honest

45:08

with you he is not going to get paid like

45:10

them number ones. He is going to get paid like

45:13

a number two some about 80 million

45:15

dollars. Buffalo Bills give him that money and

45:17

then draft you one and put them with

45:19

Josh Allen do right by Josh Allen. We

45:21

don't have enough time for this conversation let's

45:23

move to somebody who will surely get paid like

45:25

a number one. Justin Jefferson over a thousand receiving

45:28

yards each of his first four seasons. Three time

45:30

Pro Bowler going to get a massive contract Shady

45:32

McCoy should they pay him or draft to replace

45:34

him? You are not going to ask me. Pay

45:37

him everything. Pay him a lot of money give

45:39

him some new grills wherever he wants he to

45:41

get. He is the best in the Minnesota has

45:43

right and I am talking on the whole spot.

45:46

Those terrible walls and the Vikings pay that man

45:48

keep that good and that special. Okay

45:51

next come on now he is on

45:53

the list. Highest paid

45:55

wide received history of the

45:57

game coming up very. very

46:00

very soon Justin Jefferson will be that

46:02

man. Take that. I'm a

46:04

little gritty. Can we get a gritty? Let's go back

46:06

to T. Higgins for a second. Let's go back to T. Higgins

46:08

for a second. James,

46:11

you think he's not going to want wide receiver

46:13

one money? I'm sure he's not going to get

46:15

wide receiver one money. He doesn't have wide receiver

46:17

one numbers. Okay. But Calvin

46:19

Ridley got wide receiver one money and

46:21

didn't have wide receiver one number. Mm-hmm.

46:25

Dan's got number one money, so we got

46:27

a little different players right there because Calvin

46:29

really was wide receiver one before he had

46:31

got into the trouble. Domestika got. Yes, he

46:33

was. I mean, let a foul. Who

46:35

was it? Julio Jones is there, sir. Julio left and

46:37

he was wide receiver one. When Calvin won for

46:39

1600, I believe Julio was there, sir. He went

46:42

for what? We went for 1600. Uh-huh.

46:45

And I believe Julio was there, sir. He went for what, Acho?

46:47

He did. He did go for the line.

46:49

Andy, can we confirm that Julio was there, please? A

46:51

wide receiver. He was the number one receiver on the

46:53

team. Julio was up and down with injuries and all

46:55

that. He was the number one. He had a chance

46:57

to, though, bro. He doesn't have a really good chance.

46:59

That's what I'm saying. So somebody's gonna... You can look

47:01

at the plan. Yo, he has number one potential. No

47:03

question. I'm not saying he doesn't have that, but what

47:05

I'm saying is his teams ain't gonna pay him Saint

47:08

Brown money that he just got sent himself. I think

47:11

he got three days real. Somebody's gonna pay him, Mike.

47:13

Somebody's gonna pay him, Mike. Somebody's gonna pay him, Mike.

47:15

Somebody's gonna pay him. Somebody's gonna pay him. More

47:17

than that, somebody needs him. And

47:19

I think my point is, people are getting things

47:21

that would really benefit him. And I would definitely

47:23

even get him around to Calvin really number. What

47:25

Calvin get? 25

47:28

a year? I would give him that.

47:30

I would give him that money. The 120, 77

47:32

million. I wouldn't give him that, but I would

47:35

definitely give him Calvin really. What's tough for me

47:37

is, like, why would you

47:39

do that when you could draft a

47:41

cat? You feel me? Like, why

47:43

would you give that? You peed. Ocho, listen to me.

47:46

The Buffalo Bills still have

47:48

Josh Allen. They are still trying to compete.

47:50

They have a really good quarterback. You need

47:52

weapons. They have zero people in that wide

47:54

receiver room now. You need a couple of

47:56

them. Go trade for this man. you

48:00

think is upside is number one you get the

48:02

number one receiver and then you draft another young

48:04

fella to go in that room too and now

48:06

we got action ball with Josh out yeah I

48:09

like to move I want the money I like to move

48:11

that part that part you want more money I'm saying like

48:13

he respect that dude man he I think he's normal she

48:15

were paying like one I mean if you're drafting another

48:17

way I agree

48:22

with you young I'll hate to use my agent

48:24

when we return we got a head to the

48:28

last locker room Shady McCoy drafted in the

48:31

second round James Jones drafted in the third

48:33

round so what is it like on draft

48:35

day favorite draft day memories what's the pressure

48:37

like for the players moving on next let's

48:39

talk to 24 years of NFL experience between

48:41

them well 21 that's next

48:43

on feet family

48:51

we had to bring you into a locker room

48:53

if you've never been inside a locker room allow

48:55

us to welcome you inside of one three Super

48:58

Bowls between them two gentlemen okay

49:12

we got our family with the audience at

49:14

home now James you were drafted in a

49:16

third round out of San Jose 25 you

49:18

were drafted number 53 overall to the Philadelphia

49:20

Eagles I was drafted in the sixth round to the

49:23

Cleveland Browns but I want you all to tell them

49:25

they've never been inside of an NFL locker room before

49:27

y'all hang with us for a moment I want you

49:29

to tell them what was draft day like for you

49:31

real quick down on live in them numbers like that

49:33

to nine that five nine I thought

49:35

the final extent always had a nice people forget for

49:41

context that is shady McCoy in the two

49:43

nine B Westbrook was there his first year

49:45

shaded income become to five until that second

49:47

year in Philly but shady take me back

49:50

to that draft day memory when you heard

49:52

the name so what was it like yeah

49:54

so I'm out with the stillers though it's

49:56

crazy the GM Kevin this last good dude

49:58

and I want to we're Where'd I get drafted at,

50:00

first round or second round? He was like, man, well, it

50:03

looked like it'd be late first round or early second round.

50:05

It happened. And I remember going back home, we

50:07

had a big party. Everybody was talking about the draft. I

50:09

was talking about the party though. Hey, these days,

50:11

drama, things. The ones that drove on the thing.

50:13

And look, I don't know if they watch that

50:16

show. Favorite, love this one, where y'all keep this

50:18

rally TV. The chick, who? Who?

50:21

Who? Who? Who? I'm

50:24

like, put it in his own, y'all man. Tell

50:26

me this, tell me this, tell me this, tell me this.

50:28

I'm so sorry, I apologize. You got him an infant. He

50:30

ran an infant. This is a locker room. You got him

50:32

an infant. Who? My bad, sorry about that. Anyway,

50:35

so I had the big party and all that. So

50:37

then the next morning, right, we come in there and

50:39

the draft's going on. Andy Reid,

50:42

he called me. He said,

50:44

Shady McCoolie. Shady McCoolie. He said, Shady McCoolie. He said,

50:46

Shady McCoolie. That's not really what he said, Shady McCoolie.

50:48

He said, hey, you don't gotta pack them up. He

50:50

said, it's only an hour drive. Harrisburg

50:52

to Philadelphia. And that right there changed the

50:55

game. Changed my life, my family's life. Was

50:57

it the moment you saw, correct me if I'm wrong, don't cuss

51:00

me out if you and Philly, did you see the 215 area

51:02

code and you already knew what time it

51:04

was? Cause that's usually what it is.

51:06

On draft that you tell all your family, you

51:08

tell your friends, nobody call me. Because the second

51:10

you get a call, you think it's going to

51:12

be the teams that's drafting. You literally tell all

51:14

your loved ones, don't call me during these hours.

51:16

Whether when you got the 215. Not

51:19

really because I had three other teams call me, right?

51:21

And I'm like, oh, I might, so the

51:24

Broncos call, I had to take a visit there. The

51:27

Seahawks called and all these

51:29

teams was calling in line. I'm like, oh, I'm going here,

51:31

I'm going there. So when I got the 215 number, I'm

51:33

like, man, this is another call trying to see what's going

51:35

on with me. But it really happened. And we started crying

51:38

everybody tearing up, right? And I remember getting a call and

51:40

it was the cameras there. And I looked up, I said, hey y'all, we

51:43

going to Philly. I started crying

51:45

and yelling. No, you're right.

51:47

I think the call is the biggest thing that you'll

51:49

never forget. I didn't know where I was going. See

51:51

Shady knew first thing around. I didn't know where I

51:53

was going. Could've been third, could've been seventh. I didn't

51:56

know where I was going. I was at the crib

51:58

with the wife. She was girlfriend at the time. We

52:00

got the crib just chilling me and her a

52:02

bunch of receivers going yeah, and I'm like man

52:04

forget this draft man I'm done with it. They'll

52:07

do sorry. I just came from the combine with

52:09

the news. They're not better than me I'm like,

52:11

let's go my buddy played arena football. I'm like

52:13

man. Let's go watch watch watch TG play arena

52:15

football She like nod just chill five

52:18

minutes later 9 to 0 area code

52:20

here. That's Wisconsin. I'm like, man. I

52:22

know Wisconsin I picked the phone up

52:24

and coach Mike was like this James

52:30

And I said, yeah, this James. He said we're

52:33

about to take you with this next pick My buddy's

52:35

playing a lot like you saying nobody called me. I'm

52:37

like man stop playing man There

52:40

coach Mike me knowing him now. He said it with

52:42

that deep voice minutes coach Mike man We're about to

52:44

take you with the next pick after that the journey

52:47

Everything flashes right in front of your eyes and then

52:49

that's when the tears start coming. I hung up It

52:51

was just two of us. I hung up. It was

52:54

150 people in that house Journey

53:08

what was the hardest part because I remember for

53:10

me. I tore my quad at the NFL Combine

53:12

I'm running a 40-yard dash. I hear boom boom

53:14

boom. I was my quad being ripped off for

53:16

the bone I thought it was my heels clicking

53:18

so I had no idea where I was gonna

53:20

get drafted I was projected third to fifth round

53:22

depending on how you run toward my quad off

53:24

the bone Now I'm like, will I even get

53:26

drafted by the sixth round? I started getting calls

53:28

from my agent Hey, you know the Cowboys are

53:30

probably gonna draft. I'm like, okay cool. I live in

53:33

Dallas. I'll stay home Next thing, you know, I got

53:35

a call It's Cleveland

53:37

Browns Tom. Heckard He's

53:40

like, hey, we're going to draft you or you

53:43

court that I'm like, where is Cleveland? I

53:45

know where Cleveland is on a map. So that was

53:47

just a crazy time. It was up and down I

53:49

wanted to be drafted higher toward my quad didn't know

53:51

if I was gonna get drafted You start getting prepared

53:53

to get picked up and free agents. I'm like free

53:55

agent what? Yeah, I'm like, I ain't go to Texas.

53:57

I wasn't 13 all-american to be a free agent like

54:00

And no, shout out to the free agents who get it

54:02

out the mud. So it was an emotional roller coaster for

54:04

me. 2-5, what's the hardest part about

54:06

the transition in your mind? For

54:10

me, it was tough because I'm so close to

54:12

home, right? I remember having bad camp

54:14

days, right? And I would go home to

54:16

my house where I grew up in. Right, because at the time, we

54:18

were just building a house with my mom and my dad, but I

54:20

would go home, right? And then when I would come home, all my

54:23

old friends would come around, and this and that third, and I'm like,

54:25

this ain't what I want, you know? So that

54:27

was hard for me though, kind of breaking away

54:29

from people back home and then going to Philadelphia

54:32

and doing my job. Another thing is, I was

54:34

the youngest guy in my draft where they had

54:36

to, my mom and dad had kind of- Nine

54:38

four, you weren't 21 yet? The problem was, you

54:41

go from college straight to the pros, and

54:44

there's nobody really to show you the way, because

54:46

nobody's ever really been there, right? And that was the hardest

54:49

thing from just going to practice and not going to class.

54:51

Everything is football, football, football. And

54:53

you're a young kid, you want

54:56

to relax, rejoice. And I didn't

54:58

get a chance to really celebrate my draft and

55:00

on being in the field after that season, because there

55:02

was so much going on. Yeah, it's a couple of

55:04

things that's hard. Number one, it's the money. Right

55:06

when your name get called, everybody thinks you got millions.

55:08

You rich? Everybody thinks that that's you,

55:11

and everybody wants you to pay it backwards. Take

55:13

care of everybody in the hood, your grandmama, your

55:15

mama, everybody. So that's hard, because you got to

55:17

manage that, and you have to go out there

55:19

and deliver. And then when you step on the

55:21

football field, the hardest adjustment when you step on

55:23

the football field is the speed of the game.

55:25

You look like, look how young you look. I'm

55:27

not seeing a ho now, but he is 40.

55:29

You know? He is 40. The speed of the

55:31

game, right? So when I get out there, I'm

55:33

like, everybody was good

55:35

in college, like Shady said. Everybody fast, everybody's

55:37

strong, everybody could jump. So the speed of

55:39

the game is moving so much

55:41

faster than college. And on top of that, the

55:44

adjustments that you have to make on the fly

55:46

makes the game extremely hard. And that was the

55:48

two biggest adjustments for me. And I want to

55:50

give some advice to all the rookies out there,

55:52

right? Now, I was blessed to have great parents.

55:54

My mom and dad, my brother was phenomenal with

55:56

me, right? I hope you have everything.

55:58

If you don't have something like that, grab a- to somebody

56:00

that's been good in your life. It's an old coach,

56:02

right? If it's an old teacher, if it's

56:04

the old head in your neighborhood that kept you from

56:06

often corners, wherever it may be, gravitate to them, because

56:08

you're gonna need them, it's gonna get tough. When you

56:10

talk about the money part, what about the football part?

56:12

Where I'm used to being the man, you get there,

56:14

now you go from the top, now you're at the

56:17

bottom, you're a rookie, and the small mistakes you make,

56:19

or it's not small because you're a rookie, it makes

56:21

it bigger. And if you don't have a smile to

56:23

be in your corner, bro, it's gonna be a hard

56:25

journey, the long journey. And not only that, talk to

56:27

the vets. Like, it's a lot of

56:29

vets in there that, no,

56:31

it is something that hate, but I'm just talking about,

56:33

let's just talk about the money part. Talk to the

56:35

vets, there's a lot of players in there that is

56:37

going through the same things you were going. I remember

56:39

sitting in my locker, and Al Harris,

56:41

we called him Dirty. He walked up to me,

56:43

seen my head down, he like, bro, like, get

56:45

yourself ready for practice, right? You're a real, get

56:47

yourself ready. And I'm like, bro, man, I gotta

56:49

handle it. And he said, listen to my voicemail,

56:52

bro. And he played his voicemail, and he said,

56:54

if you are calling me about any money, your

56:56

call won't be returned. If you calling

56:58

me to check on me, I will return your call

57:00

at my earliest convenience. And he said, to be honest

57:02

with you, bro, me putting that on

57:04

my voicemail, when my family, anybody called, that's trying

57:06

to beg and do all that for money, he said

57:09

they will hear that. And right when I pick

57:11

the phone up, they say, you good? How

57:13

you doing? How football? You help me? All right. So

57:15

he said, put that on your voicemail, see what you

57:17

do. So just talk to the vets. It's a lot

57:19

of little stuff that you can learn from the vets

57:21

to own that off the field. Shout out to my

57:24

vet, DeQuail Jackson, D'Amico Ryans, my vets when I was

57:26

going into the league. My advice for the rookies, invest

57:28

in your 401k ASAP. NFL's

57:31

on double to have money. When

57:33

we return from the NFL to the NBA, Lakers

57:35

are back. Well, they're back playing tonight, but they

57:37

got they back against the wall. We got a

57:39

team meeting to get to, but we'll see y'all

57:41

shortly after this commercial break. Are you married?

57:49

Jamal Murray ended game two against the

57:51

Lakers in dramatic fashion with that game-winning

57:54

bucket over Anthony Davis. Nugget's now up

57:56

2-0 on the series. A.D.,

57:58

he called out his head. Oh,

58:00

dang, bro. You know, we have

58:02

stretches when we don't know what we're

58:04

doing. Well, that coach Darvin Ham, he

58:06

responded. Take a listen. Proud

58:09

ourselves on being, you

58:11

know, highly efficient and organized. And so, I

58:14

just talked that up to being frustrated, you

58:16

know, it's an emotional game and the way

58:18

it ended and all of that. But I

58:20

don't agree to disagree on that one. James

58:24

Jones, Darvin Ham agreeing to disagree with the

58:26

star player, A.D. Is it something or nothing?

58:30

I mean, it's definitely something. But at the end

58:32

of the day, what

58:34

was the nuggets doing that was really tricky? They were

58:36

running pick and rolls, switching

58:38

or fight over the screen. What are we talking about? For

58:41

me, Anthony Davis, you did not show

58:43

up in the fourth quarter. What

58:45

would have been a really good response for me

58:47

is you to get up there and be like,

58:49

listen, man, I got to get us two more

58:51

buckets in the fourth quarter. We win that basketball

58:53

game. You know what? Jokic had his way with

58:56

me in the fourth quarter. Got the ball to

58:58

post. It was one on one down there and

59:00

he went to work. So stand up there and

59:02

be accountable for yourself. Because I thought

59:04

on the offensive end, you and Braun had it

59:06

going at the end of the game. You all

59:08

was high pick and roll. The Braun was coming

59:10

off getting himself a bucket. So what

59:12

are we talking about? At one point, you got to

59:14

hold yourself accountable. You were not good in

59:16

the fourth quarter. We needed one or two

59:19

more buckets from you and you did not

59:21

deliver. So blaming it on your coach because

59:23

that's basically what he's doing. Yeah, I agree

59:25

to disagree. Something

59:28

or nothing, George Taylor. I think

59:30

it's nothing. I agree

59:32

with Darwin's assessment. I don't think that they are

59:35

unprepared. I don't think any team that has

59:37

LeBron James on it is unprepared or

59:39

they don't know what they're doing out there. There's a lot

59:41

of intelligent players on that court. This is not a team

59:43

that I even think of that for a second. What I

59:45

do think is that they are not good in the second

59:47

half and offensively and they need to

59:49

improve on that. You just mentioned when Anthony Davis did

59:51

in the fourth quarter. I think he

59:54

just got the game winning shot in his face and then had

59:56

to sit on the bench while we were celebrating for 10 seconds.

59:58

Like, yeah, you might be a little bit of a a little

1:00:00

upset and say something that otherwise he probably wouldn't

1:00:02

have said. I don't think anything gave us really

1:00:04

believes that. I agree. It's a

1:00:06

bit of an emotional response, which is understandable, considering

1:00:09

the circumstances and the way the game ended. But

1:00:11

when you lose to a team 10 times, Hey,

1:00:14

it's everything. It's that, it's that we're not prepared.

1:00:16

Is that we're not good in the second half.

1:00:18

It's that I wasn't good in the fourth quarter.

1:00:20

Everybody's bad. You keep losing. Something is wrong.

1:00:22

And something is everything at that point. I was always

1:00:25

told to his truth in joking. Thousand

1:00:27

percent. No commercial

1:00:29

or not. No, no.

1:00:33

You know what? I hated it though. Just

1:00:36

because when you, not as

1:00:38

a regular player, a star player, a big player, top 25

1:00:40

player, right? Of all time. When,

1:00:43

when you say something like that, yeah, you

1:00:46

know, this sometimes we don't know what we're doing. All of

1:00:48

us in defense, you put everybody

1:00:50

in a best situation. Y'all talking about this, the coach

1:00:52

part of the right. They'll talk about the coach. Now,

1:00:54

now, if I'm the owner, I look at the coach

1:00:56

now, no, no, best player. Say

1:00:58

a star said it. Y'all know what the

1:01:00

hell y'all doing? The court, we're in the playoffs. You could have won

1:01:03

a game. Y'all often cause you don't know what you're doing. Okay.

1:01:05

That's one part of it. The third part is what

1:01:07

about your teammates? Now they got an answer for what

1:01:10

you say. Aaron, Oh

1:01:12

my Aaron Donald. I'm talking to him early. I'm

1:01:14

tripping. Anthony Davis, right?

1:01:16

You say, Hey man, he said earlier, y'all don't shop

1:01:18

doing this set. How are you feeling about that? It

1:01:22

puts everybody in the best situation. I hate that.

1:01:24

Because now they might fire him after the sheriff

1:01:26

if it don't go well. And then when

1:01:28

he goes to the meeting to talk about why I got fired, they're going

1:01:31

to talk about, well, you didn't beat the nuggies. Well, you

1:01:33

know your star players said, Hey, they don't know what the hell

1:01:35

they're doing on the court. How can we win? How can we

1:01:37

trust you to win a championship? So I

1:01:39

hate it for so many different reasons. I just hate that. This is the last

1:01:41

part I hate about it is when you are a

1:01:43

star, bro, don't make excuses up for it. Go

1:01:46

out there and take advantage and take control of

1:01:48

the game. Y'all see LeBron James doing stuff like

1:01:50

that. That's the soft. Ooh, that's

1:01:52

soft. You know what I mean? It's putting the

1:01:55

fear, you know why? Because you know, you

1:01:57

say a phenomenal game in the first half. offensive

1:02:00

was, the offensive was. Second half, all we need to do

1:02:02

is not even score points, James, right? I'm

1:02:04

going to take that away because I thought, hey, you score

1:02:06

four points, the game's different, right? This score is four points,

1:02:08

that's something small. Give me more than

1:02:10

this one shot attempt. You had one shot in

1:02:12

the fourth quarter? How are we going to win?

1:02:14

Yeah, I won't blame him for that. I think

1:02:16

there's something here. That's the ball. That's the ball.

1:02:20

I think emotion

1:02:23

can motivate speech. And

1:02:25

so whether he was irate, whether

1:02:27

he was sad, whether he was emotional, I think there's

1:02:29

something to it. I think some of

1:02:31

the ads are that you think that I agree with

1:02:33

you. I think they know what they was doing. Not

1:02:36

a time. Well defensively, I

1:02:38

think defensively people now it wasn't just

1:02:41

always ad. Sometimes it was a haze

1:02:43

who was in there and wasn't switching off sometimes. I

1:02:45

know, but there was one of them times there was

1:02:47

a bucket that they didn't switch off of. One time

1:02:49

it was Prince who forgot to show and he didn't

1:02:51

show and then there was another. So what do you

1:02:53

say to this though? What

1:02:56

do you say for they locking up Jamal,

1:02:58

for the whole game late

1:03:00

in the game, he starts balling out. Yo,

1:03:03

Kitch for the most part, he

1:03:05

looks at you. The stat line going to say, he did this

1:03:07

and that third. If you really watch the game, they played great

1:03:09

deep up against him. It's in the fourth quarter. So

1:03:12

what else do you do? But you was

1:03:14

up 20. So Darvin Hamels prepared when you was up

1:03:16

20 and I thought he had a great game plan.

1:03:19

Like just because it went that way, you

1:03:21

trying to blame it on the coach. It

1:03:24

was up 20 points in this game and

1:03:26

15 in the first week, bro. Darvin Ham

1:03:28

ain't prepared. You ain't prepared. Come on, man.

1:03:30

Who is it? With the NFL draft tonight,

1:03:33

just literally an hour and a half away.

1:03:35

What one move has to happen. Do the

1:03:37

Giants have to drop the quarterback at six?

1:03:39

Do the Vikings need to trade up with

1:03:42

the Cardinals and draft JJ

1:03:44

McCarthy? So the Patriots draft

1:03:46

trade may do the commanders

1:03:48

have to draft a Daniel.

1:03:50

What must happen in the

1:03:52

biggest draft we've seen in

1:03:55

a long time. Next on

1:03:57

every team, most team believes tonight will be rewarded

1:03:59

with the future of their franchise. Number

1:04:01

one overall pick will be Kayla Williams, but

1:04:03

the first round picks are gonna go tonight.

1:04:05

These are the team changers. These are the

1:04:08

generational talents. At least that's what they're supposed

1:04:10

to be. So Shady, of all the moves

1:04:12

that will happen tonight, of the 32, what's

1:04:14

the one move that has to happen in

1:04:16

tonight's draft? I hope that we get a

1:04:19

LaShawn McCoy in this draft, which is gonna

1:04:21

be very, very hard. No, I'm

1:04:23

gonna go with the Giants. I need to see them go out

1:04:25

there and get a quarterback. You

1:04:27

got Brian Daybaugh, who's the quarterback whisperer, who's an elevate

1:04:29

coach. Let's not forget how good he was. He took

1:04:31

the Giants team, wasn't that good. No, no, I win.

1:04:34

The quarterback is Daniel Jones, took him to the playoffs

1:04:36

and they gotta win. That's what we're

1:04:38

talking about. Yep. Get your quarterback and be back to

1:04:40

the Promised Land. I'm with you on

1:04:42

that. I'm just gonna raise you on that. Giants gotta

1:04:44

make two moves. I need to see the Giants draft

1:04:47

a receiver and a quarterback tonight. I need to see

1:04:49

them get a Dunes A in PENEX. I need to

1:04:51

see, that's likely the best option, or get Brian Thomas

1:04:53

in PENEX, or get A.D. Mitchell in PENEX, get Xavier

1:04:55

Worthy in PENEX. They gotta get a quarterback and

1:04:58

a wide receiver, both in the first round. That

1:05:00

is the move that has to happen. Hopefully I

1:05:02

see them trading back, acquire more picks and get

1:05:04

them both. That's where I'm at. I'm

1:05:06

also going with the Giants quarterback. Ideally it

1:05:09

would be nice for them to also get

1:05:11

a receiver, but somebody has to throw to

1:05:13

the receiver. Yeah. And it ain't

1:05:15

gonna be Daniel Jones. Or no man from Duke.

1:05:17

Yeah. Sure. At the quarterback position, of course. Yeah.

1:05:20

No, they gotta draft a quarterback. Don't leave it

1:05:22

to hopes and wishes or rely on anybody else,

1:05:24

not picking the guy that you want. Go get

1:05:26

a quarterback. There's going to be a

1:05:29

quarterback that overdrafted in this draft. There

1:05:31

are quarterbacks that are overdrafted in every single draft.

1:05:34

You've gotta take a chance. You have an opportunity

1:05:36

at the top of the draft right now to

1:05:38

make a move in a deep quarterback draft, deeper

1:05:40

than usual. So I think they have

1:05:42

to get a quarterback. Hey, Giants, Giants, Giants. Demon!

1:05:47

What has to happen is Buffalo Bills. You

1:05:50

have to trade up. You have to get out at 28 and

1:05:52

you have to go get you one of these big

1:05:54

time receivers. You have hurt Josh

1:05:56

Allen. De'Von Bigs gone. Gabe Davis gone.

1:05:59

You took a- all his weapons. I don't

1:06:01

even know who in the wide receiver room, right?

1:06:03

You have to trade up in this draft and

1:06:05

you got to go get one of these big

1:06:07

time receivers. Roma doomsday. I don't care who it

1:06:09

is. Malik neighbors, trade your butt up there and

1:06:12

let Josh Allen know we are okay. The GM

1:06:14

said, what up there? I'm competitive or whatever. Whatever

1:06:16

he says, shady, but you're agreeing up there. Show

1:06:18

us that. Go on there and get this show.

1:06:20

They had a big time wide out. To me,

1:06:22

wouldn't you say that this is the one draft

1:06:25

that you shouldn't trade up for receiver because there's

1:06:27

like seven of them, them three up top, Roma

1:06:30

doomsday, Malik and Harrison. They

1:06:32

by themselves. Yep. The other

1:06:34

one is I feel like you can

1:06:36

find in the second and the third round, go up

1:06:38

there and get one of them big. So you don't,

1:06:41

Brian Thomas, the receiver opposite, uh, Malik neighbors. We talked

1:06:43

to him touchdowns this year. We're talking like, why? We

1:06:46

talk to number one. We're not looking for number two

1:06:48

in the first round. We talk to number

1:06:50

one. Big those dudes that you are talking

1:06:52

about right now was number two is in

1:06:54

my opinion. He was number two to Malik

1:06:56

neighbors. He was there. Number two receivers. We

1:06:59

need a big time number one receiver that's

1:07:01

walking in here right now. The number one

1:07:03

with Josh Allen for a long time under

1:07:05

a rookie contract. Other than that, if you

1:07:07

don't do that, wait until the second round

1:07:09

and get you something else. Let's

1:07:12

talk about that one. Let's say cause I mean, Dufferton

1:07:15

was a number two to Jamar chase at LSU.

1:07:18

Yeah. I understand that. Right. But I'm sure if

1:07:20

we talked about, I could pull

1:07:22

up a lot of sorry. One

1:07:24

great one. When

1:07:31

we returned, we have some final thoughts. If we get

1:07:33

closer to the draft Jarvis land use number two to

1:07:35

Odell. I'm going to say that when you hear you

1:07:37

go. Two

1:07:42

five. You posted this today as you was reminiscing

1:07:45

man, the start of it all the Eagles draft

1:07:47

card, 2009 second round, LaShawn

1:07:49

McCoy running back, even though maybe I forgot

1:07:52

what position you play running back Pittsburgh overall

1:07:54

number 53. When you think about the draft,

1:07:56

when you think about that, what do you

1:07:58

think about? possible

1:08:00

from the value of something good. God

1:08:02

damn it! If it's gonna

1:08:04

be good, then it's gonna be me! And then

1:08:06

the story of the fight, you know? We gonna lost 29 at

1:08:09

first though. During the time of 29, I was on the

1:08:11

29 at first. And then God said no. Take that off. 25

1:08:14

is better. And 25

1:08:16

is a whole new person. Who was

1:08:18

25 you're with here, you remember still? Lorenzo Booker.

1:08:23

Bet he was nice. Bet he was running back. Running

1:08:26

back from all the state? You try to

1:08:28

pay him for it or not? Nah, I ain't paying him for it.

1:08:30

I'm better than you. You won't be here long. And

1:08:34

I was right! That's

1:08:36

the Eagles all time Russian leader. Family, the draft,

1:08:38

dreams will come true. Make sure you tune in

1:08:40

and watch these players live out the dreams of

1:08:42

their life. That's great though tonight.

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