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Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of Bustle with the Boys. This is episode three eighty, the Eli Manning interview on the back half. I know all the dogs were in the chat last week talking about the Big Cahuna. You can click on this timestamp to just if you just want to watch the Shane Gillis interview. If you just want to watch the Eli Manning interview, I'm sure there'll be some of the fans in the comment section letting you know when that interview starts. We have Delaney Walker on the bus for this intro. Taylor's vacationing with his family, kind of doing like an anniversary vacation Mother's Day, but they are down in the Italy of Florida, which is thirty eight at the moment. So Delaney Walker joins the boys. We bust balls, we talk Kevin Hearts roast with Shane Gillis and all the comedians that were in attendance. We have a lot of fun on this episode. If you are watching and tuned in right now on audio, make sure you are following our channels on Apple Podcasts, Spotify. If you're watching right now on YouTube, make sure you're subscribed to Bust with the boys, leave comments, have fun in the chat. As always, we are presented by the one and only, humbly speaking, the greatest sportsbook to ever exist, the Fanduels Sportsbook, America's number one sportsbook. Now listen up, We're in Round two of the NBA Playoffs and everything is on the line. Every possession matters, every bucket swings the game, and tonight is your shot to boost your bet. All customers get a profit boost tonight, so when the moment it hits, your win hits even bigger. The pace is fast, the games don't stop, and with FanDuel, you've got ways to make every win even bigger. Like in your bets, boost your odds, and make the playoffs payoff. With FanDuel, the official sports betting partner of the NBA, head thefanduel dot Com slash Busting. To get started, let's get into this episode of Bustle the Boys.

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Speaker 2: All right, we're good, buss in with bus, hang in with this a game. No moment's gonna tell us what not be. We're here just drinking beer, making that baby. I'm hanging with the Fellers, Busting with the boys. Bro.

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Speaker 1: Welcome to another episode of Busting with The Boys is episode number three hundred and eighty eighty three eighty. We got Delaney Walker in the house. Taylor is on vacation right now. Shout out to boy Delaney Walker. A show where the locker room never closes. We have a lot on the dock at first things first, though, are new the Boys diamond hats are back in stock. There are four colorways you got the Do we need to say the teams or do we just need to say colorways teams that they represent. You got different colorways right here, the red, black, white, Georgia Bulldogs, Atlanta Falcons. You got forty nine ers colors on the lady's head. You got Michigan, the Michigan Wolverines colorway. You got the Buffalo Bill's colorway red, white, and blue. Maybe you're just a proud American and want to rep the Boys. You can do so at bwtv dot com. What happened over the weekend with Delaney. It's good to see you, man, Yeah, it's good to be back. I see you got the new whip. Yeah yeah, I got the new whip. Yeah yeah, zero one zero one?

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Speaker 2: What is it? Corvette? Corvette zero one, Corvette twenty twenty six Blackout edition. You know what do you all right? Dreamcar? Yeah? I mean, you know, always I always love Corvettes, as y'all know. I had at zerr one twenty thirteen sixty year anniversary. Always got to have a Corvette. You know what I meant it, Always gotta have a Corvette. Yeah, in thirteen years when they when the ones that start flying come out, I'm gonna trade this one in and I'm gonna get the one that flies in thirteen years now, so we'll just I'm just skip over the flying car park this one right here. Of how fast is it go? It's about one thousand and fifty six horsepower and on the dash I think it got two thirty two. I even look two thirty twenty on the dash too. Now you're going to take it to the track and get it get it wrong eventually. Yeah, you gotta break it in. So it's just a process. Once I break it in, get the brakes warmed up, the engine all broken in, and I'll take it to a track. Yeah you know how to drive stick? Yeah? Yeah, you know.

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Speaker 1: It was just we was at the track last week. Then that was Nashville Speedway Superpreedway, Super speedway, ripping around. It was like driving, Yeah I drove you drive a stick? No, yeah, it was I do now. I wouldn't say, like if you put me on the street, I would struggle, but knowing that it's just like open road like on the track here was kind of born eighty nine. I only drove a stick one time in my life and it was in a parking lot back in high school with one of my boys, and he had like a beater and I didn't do very well in the parking lot, so I just got out. I'm like, bro, I don't I don't care to drive a stick, like my my blazer is automatic. So I just never drove a stick. So that was technically my second time ever attempting the stick. It went smooth. I mean, for for that, I feel like it was a massive w They didn't tell you.

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Speaker 2: Was burning the clutch or anything. Switch shifting, no, I mean doing those things.

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Speaker 1: We were kind of like you're like back and forth, like when I was in like the second or third year, but like going like going out was like.

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Speaker 2: It really wasn't that. It wasn't that bad. It wasn't that tough. And you don't drive motorcycles neither correct, No, no, okay, so I'm not gonna get on motorcycles. Yeah you had you got the skin tore off from a motorcycle. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know I'm dangerous. Check out the Patrick Willis episode. Yeah, check out that pack. I mean a lot of people came up to me asking me about that since they saw that episode, which is crazy. But yeah, I'm sure nobody back there can drive a stick neither. It's like a thing. It's like he's just pointing around. It's kind of crazy, all of us. He said, he feel like he never did. He feel like not.

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Speaker 3: Doing a dirt bike, and I feel like it's similarly. It's a similationship different.

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Speaker 2: So he'll be he'd be able to drive it. Clump, can you drive?

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Speaker 4: I mean I haven't done it in years, but in Pennsylvania I learned how to drive stick Okay, yeah.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, man, of course I know how to do it, have you? Yeah, of course I've never liked that like that, Matt.

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Speaker 2: I can't drive a stick Dad, you can tell yeah, you look, you gave me the vibes. You know. Matt just got a new cars. But I saw it was nice. He put all those damn mouths on it, but two thousand, tell what kind of car you got?

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Speaker 6: Twenty fourteen Volkswag and eos can.

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Speaker 1: Don't forget that sports sports got yeah for people that did not follow our socials. Last week at Busting w T b our young Matthew Malone, we flew him out to Arizona and he got to essentially get a free car if he drove it back and accomplish a lot of like side quest along the way.

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Speaker 6: It was unreal. It was like, uh, I mean, Mitch was there with me. It was the most wild trip I've ever done. I think I grew up a little bit too, you know, yeah, I think I grew up a little bit.

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Speaker 2: Dude.

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Speaker 1: I ran into somebody at Athan Ross. Damn, I'm forgetting his name, but he was. He had some funny stories on you. He was following along throughout the last week. He worked with you. Your mom apparently had a camp. Whether it was in the summertime. Yeah, I ran a camp and you were the janitor.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: They was like bitch boy or something. They called you, and they called me.

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Speaker 2: They called me water boy. Yeah. All the camp. He was pretty. He was way more aggressive than just watery. That's crazy.

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Speaker 1: He was like, oh, nepo, baby got the janitor's job because his mom worked the camp. He was Daniel I can't remember.

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Speaker 2: It might have been Daniel Jacob, but yeah, what kind of camp is this for you?

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Speaker 6: My mom's a personal trainer at this community center, and the community set of runs a camp. And in college, I would like I was part of the maintenance crew, and so the maintenance crew would help with the camp. I know, me being a maintenance man is crazy thinking about that, but yeah, so I would like part of my job was I would go fill up all the waters around the camp. And I had a I had like a little polaris and I just whip around in it. But yeah, sometimes they would call me bitch, bitch made water boy.

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Speaker 2: You said they did it? Now they did it? Well, it was like a joke. That was Amy, You're just joking like real deep, but I got show. I'm be like, all right, well do you want to be hydrated or not? So that was old people participate in me.

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Speaker 6: I mean like the like it was like the camper for like, yeah, it was like a youth like kids camp, but like the dude like the counselors and the upper guys were all like, my age, this is what I.

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Speaker 2: Was doing in college. College.

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Speaker 6: I was like, they were all like twenty one and we're all just like, oh yeah, bitch made water boy. I'm like, fuck you man, Like, So it's not that you're doing arts and fucking craft dog like you know, like we're doing I'm doing. We're doing the same ship. We're both in this. Yeah, but I got to whipped.

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Speaker 2: On the player.

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Speaker 6: So working for moms, yeah, yeah, working for moms. But yeah, that's crazy, he said that. But yeah, he came up to me. He was fired up. He was happy that you were getting a car. He's like, it's it's cool to see my boy just in the busting universe getting content made about him. It was. It was crazy. The best thing was the stake challenge. Did y'all tune into the live.

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Speaker 2: You didn't do it? Do it? So it doesn't really matter forty one else? How many ounses you think you can eat? I mean, I don't know the whole thing. I probably would. Everybody says that ship and I could. It was massive. Probably. I probably may surprise you when I say that we might have to run it back to run it. Bak. It's actually, right before you did this, I saw I was watching YouTube and saw the same restaurant come up, and then you did it. I'm like, I may have to do it. Delaney does. We're gonna get Delaney does. I don't know about that because people hating what Delaney does. We may have to change the name. You know. I ain't gonna say who can't. I just pointed at him, but I ain't come up with the name what he wanted to be because was shipping on the name on the on chat? Who was? Who was? Who? What? I was shipping on the name? Yeah, how was that? Shopping on the name? You was like, it's already been done. They gonna be on you. I was preparing the haters. I was like, oh no, the haters. They have no clue. Who does it before? Who does? Who said does? At the end of the day, you don't want to know, bro. It's like, you know, only one there's only one originator. There's only one, ever, oneever, only one originator of I think it's Donnie doesn. Okay, Donnie does. That's what I'm saying. I don't want to what do you want to do? Like you got a better name? I don't know I mean, I don't know. Yeah, let me let me figure it out. He did it. It's crazy.

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Speaker 1: That's more just to be like, that's more of a just like a running joke. Yeah, Like that's why I know you didn't like know anything. When you're having the name of Delaney does no man, there's like an inside joke in the the Internet universe of us copying things that borstool.

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Speaker 2: Does all that. So then what Delaney does what comes out? I'm like, Oh, they have no clue. What just happens? Oh yeah, all the people like, oh, y'all stealing y'all stealing names. I'm like, I guess we gotta change the name. I mean, it's whatever. It's crazy because my neighbors saw it and he was like, hey, would you jump out of a plane with me? And I'm like like, yes, tandems He's like yeah, he like, would you do it? I saw you. I saw you do the dirt bike stuff. Would you jump out of the plane with me? He jumps out of planes? And I was like, I mean, I gotta lose some weight and then I'll do it, because he was telling me I have to be a certain weight. So I mean, if y'all want to do it, you have to do it to forty five under to forty five. It's a few pounds. I like, ten fifteen years. It's easy. That's easy. But he was like, if y'all want to do it, y'all can film it. We'll come bring your camera. Man, it's all set up. He like, they want to they want you to come. I'm like, bro that I never jump off the flame, but I mean I'll do it. That would be so. I think it's perfect. I mean, you're Delanney, like you're a man of the world. Yeah, you're a man of culture. You're a man of experience, adventure. Yeah, fun. Yeah, we got to go back to Central Missouri. Yeah, you want to go to Central. We got to go back to your school and do what he does. I don't even know if they have that anymore. I don't even think the factory is open anymore. But if y'all want to go, they'll love y'all. If y'all put the show out, y'all will sell out. I swear to God, it's you. No, No, it's still obviously when I go back there, Bro that that's the point of Delaney does it's you? But we should all go there and then I'll do ship. But they have y'all there be like you know what they do does the Lake of No? I can't. No, we can do that. That shouldn't be crazy though. Like we can race a boat like I mean like a fast boat, like one hundred and fifty miles per hour. Yeah, I believe you, bro, Yeah, we can do that. Whatever you do to get this channel going. I got people that that let us do that. These right here. Have you driven one of those? I've been in one of those. I have never driven it personally, but I'm sure if we come and just be like we want to do Delaney does content, they be like, fuck, yeah, let's do it.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, Delaney does. Gotta get going and I'll bomb that bit. We need your one year old on the dirt bikey I'm a I'm gonna send y'all video, and my son he is sad. I can I can he stay.

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Speaker 2: On the foul wheelers, stay on my bikes. He watched when he turned two. I guarantee you he's gonna be riding a dirt bike, y'all. I'm playing. It was so funny. He's like he's not gonna be too driving a dirt bike. Bro, all right, we're gonna see you already got that the expectation today. Come on, now, you can't fuck this up. He built out a hundred foot jump for him. I got two years old, man, about my son about to be the next deacon. I'm telling you right now, about to get loose. I'm gonna have to get this money. I'm just trying to imagine a two year old on a dirt bike. That's when you gotta start him. Though. You gotta start him young, like how old are these kids on the four three?

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Speaker 3: Like you legitimately start around like you're saying he's gonna be racing three four years now.

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Speaker 2: He ain't gonna be racing, but he will be. He will be following me around the property about time. About two years old. Right now, he on full wheeler. I just got him the Walmart Foux wheeler, and he like electric one electric one. He already on that. I got the razor waiting for him. He ain't he on how to balance itself. When I'm geting some training wheels and then see if that works for him. That razor right there. You do anything exciting for Mother's Day weekend? Man, Just chill with the fam. You know, mom, stay with me now. So we just chilled at the house, set outside, just rode dirt bike.

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Speaker 5: What you.

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Speaker 2: Built a house for her? You don't get nothing of u. The house is being built. You get her a card? You know what? Man? My mom is she real simple right like she called me and I hate her. I say, Happy Mother's Day. She hit me, say you got an extra Washington dryer? I said nah, I said, but I'll get you one. She said, I love you. That was that was it. She was like, that's all I did for Mother's Day. I like, I get you something. And she literally called me on Motherday. I knew that's what it was. Like. Why you asked me about Washington dryer? Oh you want me to buy you one? I got It's done, man, I got you. So I didn't get her no card, like I said. She the house is being built. They put in her face. They was putting her fence in on I call, I text her, I text her, I wake up early. You know what I'm saying. She knew his Mother's Day. No, hell no, I text my mom said that Happy Monthersday. I love you, and then the phone rang I said, she's on the property right on the property. Knew what tome was like, you're gonna put some money in this count or what I'm gonna get you a washing dry? You cook for it? Do you like cooking?

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Speaker 5: You know?

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Speaker 2: I do cook for my mom. When I cook for everybody, I'll just bring her food to her. What's your go to? I mean, what do you want that you go to break your foot off in a recipe? What's it gonna be? Oh, it's probably gonna be like Thanksgiving food for sure, like greens, turkey, fried turkey, greens, dressing, mac and cheese, and you can handle all that. Oh, y'all cook it all every year. But if y'all want, if y'all want a hole fish, I don't know if See, we like bellizon and stuff, so we eat whole fish. I mean with the mouth, eyes, everything. We just dipped the whole thing in and battering, then fry. I do that very well too. They love that when I do like whole fish. What's belligian? Belize? What is that? It's a country. It's a country. So yeah, we we like whole fish, and uh like beans and rice. I do beans and rice, whole fish and then mac and cheese. I don't know if I get on board with the whole Fish. Anybody popular, Like in Greece, they do it like they serve.

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Speaker 1: I get that it's popular. I'm just saying, I just gotta be better. There's much better ship out there than definitely whole Fish. Definitely. This is like pole black people ship. You see where the police is. We like stay.

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Speaker 2: We have no territory, honestly, so you know, we gotta eat the whole fish. Man. We gotta. We gotta get everything we can out the fish. We don't leave, We don't leave nothing. Yeah, I feel you, Delaney. I feel like would be a perfect fit for that. Shane Gillis rose last night. Yeah, Oh he was gonna rip me.

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Speaker 1: No, I'm just saying, like the racial humor and everything else. Did you watch any of it? Have you seen any of the clips?

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Speaker 2: No? But I love Shane. I can't wait for the to come out. Shane was on a heater. Shane is on the heater. He is on the heater. He's hilarious. I don't find a lot of dudes funny like him, but he cracks me though.

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Speaker 1: Up bro the roast last night, you guys all in here watching, I'm sure you've seen clips. Yeah, Bro, the jokes are insane too funny, it's crazy.

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Speaker 7: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: There, Kat Williams is on there too. I was trying to watch it because I saw it pop up, but I just I don't know what I did. I'm like, man, I gotta watch because apparently him and Kevin Hart.

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Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know that that was such a big deal for Cat to come out like that was massive.

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Speaker 2: I mean they don't they don't really have beef. They comedians. They talk crap about each other.

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Speaker 1: Bro, I'm telling you there, there's some that are in there, all the different comedians, Like you can tell some are more personal than to me. I was watching a seeing Tony go back and forth with Who's the Chelsea? You could tell like some of that I was serious. Yeah, I like Chelsea the roast. The roast concept is just wild, bro. Like they are brutal, dude, I mean the ship is hilarious. Sitting there watching, like, I feel like.

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Speaker 2: That's the last thing you want to be a part of.

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Speaker 3: Like all of the ship that nobody knows about, that they know about, it's gonna get come up to get brought up, and you're.

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Speaker 2: Like, fuck, but Shane probably was the perfect host for that because he he is like borderline. I love it. Kevin Hart's telling him he's on his Mount Rushmore for racist.

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Speaker 1: He's like him, Kid Rock, I forget the other, the last one he's like and Stephen A. Smith, Yeah, ain't. Kevin Hart's like the perfect vessel too, because he's like easy to take the jokes, like like, hey, I'm not a bitch, give me everything everything. He was going at Tom Brady at the beginning, Tom comes out, Tom had good jokes.

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Speaker 2: People's blowing up now. Tom Crush wrote the jokes. Somebody wrote his jokes. Draymond was getting crushed. Yeah, came up there. Draymond was up there, glad people dislike him as much as I do.

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Speaker 1: If people bring him up and the whole, the whole arenas like booming. So then Jeff Ross, like Steph Curry couldn't make it, Harry Draymond Green all the way here and.

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Speaker 2: That would have been. Then there's a lady up there. There's a lady up there whose husband died, Oh my god, Underwood who something Carol under murdered. Like, but she's so funny that I haven't seen her set yet, Like i've never seen Cheryl Underwood before.

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Speaker 1: I'm saying her set all the roast. I haven't seen her set yet, Like I've gotten as far as he's in my top three of the night. She was unbelievable. She is a phenomenon. She is phenomenal comedian, Like outside of O g at this year. Now, how did her husband die? He killed himself by jumping off a bridge, jumping somewhere.

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Speaker 2: Is this real? Or they brought it up so many times? That's what I'm saying, the jokes about it.

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Speaker 1: Him come in suicide and Tony inclose, Like I've sat with her for two hours. I'm surprised it took him that long.

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Speaker 2: Like Bro, they were going in Bro, I'm like, oh my god, man, Oh my gosh, and uh, what is it?

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Speaker 1: Pete Davidson his dad was a firefighter that died nine to eleven and they're making Yes.

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Speaker 2: He watch that ship it's a movie about it. Yeah, yeah, I watched that movie. But it's like that movie, Yeah, that movie was crazy.

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Speaker 1: Because he gets Like Pete Davidson, he's known to have like a good roster out there of females that he's hooked up with, and like he only picks nine and eleven's to honor his old man. And he's out there. He's out there getting all the he's out there getting all the pussy that his dad deserved. The roads are crazy.

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Speaker 2: I didn't I mean I didn't. Yeah, I didn't get that.

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Speaker 8: One one of my favorite PG jokes with someone said Draymond Green. Green's name sounds like a shitty paint color. They're like, I guess we'll paint the kitchen Draymond Green.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. And then the Rocks.

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Speaker 1: The Rock was going on at Draymond's name, d in front of in front of Raymond, and I'm thinking, your name is Dwayne, dude.

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Speaker 2: The Rock went a little far, like he just got super sexual for like the.

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Speaker 1: Rock, I only saw the clip of him and Draymond, Like, I've only like me watching the Roast. I've gotten beyond. I've gotten past uh Jeff Ross. So I'm not that far into it. Everything else. I've just seen clips on the internet.

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Speaker 8: If everyone talks for like seven to eight minutes, The Rock went for like twenty, Like I think he was just drunk talking like he would not stop, and they're all right, wrap it up, and he's like no, no, no, and he just like kept going.

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Speaker 2: So how many comedians were actually there? And then everyone else was just his friend? Is that were like how many comedians? There were several comedians because the Rock is not a comedian.

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Speaker 1: No friends go up and like you know, people get jokes written for him and everything else, and they just deliver and roast the shit out of Kevin Hart and each person up on the stage. So everybody kind of goes around the room, Delaney Walker's here, and then they say a joke about you, and they kind of go down.

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Speaker 2: The line and yeah, you know, I've watched the roast before. I think like eight of them were comedians, Okay, like eight ish.

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Speaker 8: There's a bunch of dudes up there that just sit there that don't ever say anything like his boys that are just in the back row, and so.

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Speaker 2: I thought they everyone come up that's sitting on the couch though I kind of thought the same thing, but like some of those people never came up there. I think honestly they were just like his friends. I'm excited to watch the rest The roast concept is is nuts, bro? What was another one? I was just thinking of Shane had the balls to say the jokes that we had to cover.

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Speaker 1: Shane had the balls talking about, uh, Kevin would have to lynch himself from a bamboo tree bonds. Yeah, he's like talking about Kevin would have to lench himself.

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Speaker 2: I like him because he pushed the limits as a real comedian, don't give a fuck. And that's what I like about Shane man Like, because what happened to being a real comedian these days? Like you can't say anything without offending somebody. And it's a joke. It may be some serious behind it, but.

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Speaker 1: You know how the world, You know how the world works though with uh, with like this roast right here in particular, Like it's all basically jokes, fantasy, all that stuff, but it gets brought into reality because people use these jokes to just fight back and forth with each other on the internet.

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Speaker 2: That's it about all. I think this was hilarious. Well yeah, that's because you're racist. Yeah, there you go. That's literally what happens. Yeah yeah, yeah, but who cares? All? Right, right, what what are you searching right here? I was how many comedians?

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Speaker 9: Yeah, listen, it was it was eight or nine.

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Speaker 2: Gills, Pete Davidson, Chelsea Handler, dream.

00:24:16
Speaker 1: Big Big, Jay Ogreson, Were you at the jelly Roll one that was happening at zany Bro. Big Jay was there. He roasted Taylor and a few times.

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Speaker 8: I was happy to see him get his like his flowers up there, like he got a spot the big.

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Speaker 2: Ro Yeah that's just funny, man, Damn, I gotta watch it now. It's good. It's long. Yeah, what is it? Like? Almost three hours?

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Speaker 8: Like I was watching all night like it felt like we'd positive every now and then, but it was long.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I'm made. I may pass. The people ain't comedians. I can tell you off camera who to pass? Did you? Uh you watched the UFC fighters over the weekend? No, man, I was, Uh. Tutsis had a grant opening and uh, Panama Beach. So I was at the Tutsies opening in Panama Beach supporting my friends and family up there. So how was that crazy? It was during bike week too, so it was insane. You know your bike down there. No, I was probably the only black person there, but I already you know, I don't care. You know what I'm saying. I'll be vibing like who is this walking in VIP like that, like, oh I'm somebody, But yeah, I'm somebody.

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Speaker 1: You seeing that Strickland one, because I didn't get to catch you either. I was in Missouri for a nice, small town Missouri wedding my brother Cody Compton, he got married this weekend.

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Speaker 2: He's the other three. Yeah, so that was awesome.

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Speaker 1: But seeing that Strickland won, I could not believe that he ended up getting the belt with the run. He's kind of had like the ups and downs of the past couple of years, and I know Paramount Plus has got to just be He's just clutching their chairs, thinking, like the fuck this d's gonna be a loose cannon.

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Speaker 2: On the mic for us. Love it.

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Speaker 5: I kind of hate how they like they're beef. Leading into the fight was pretty intense and they made it seem like super serious, and then immediately after the fight, Uh, Strickling was just like no, like I love Hamzau, like we're friends, like we're told to do this thing, and I'm like, I feel like it was the first time that there's been a little bit of like fraudulent like beef between some guys in the UFC.

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Speaker 2: You don't think that's what all of them know. I'm thinking, I'm thinking told to do that to make it more.

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Speaker 5: Yes, but like before the fight, they had you know, twenty security people in the octagon. It's like they're not just gonna go like murder each other.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know if it was fraudulent or fraudul into I said that fucking word, uh, because right after the fight ended, he's like, hey, I'm so sorry I went too far, Like he did apologize to him. So he definitely said it in like a hateful way. But I know what you're saying that, I've never seen that many security guards when a fight started. You couldn't even see the fighters in the ring. Yeah, there was like six on each side holding them back like they were gonna fit fight before the fight started.

00:27:01
Speaker 1: Sometimes, you know, there's just that entertainment value and like you just see it. We see it in real time now, like whether it's the Paul Brothers or anything hyped up the big event stuff like with Netflix, or just people trying to garner attention to watch an event and then you see that it's not even close to what they hype it up to be, and that you know, then people flowing it being like a money grab or people hating on like let's say Jake Paul and then he posts like how much he made or people talk about how much they made, Like there's such an entertainment value that fight. Ers see that, it's like we need to do something similar as well, because then it drives pay per viewer or it drives buys, drives audience and drives eyes to where that they can make more money.

00:27:46
Speaker 5: The fight before was awesome with the Japanese guy and who do you lose? Yeah, Van, Had the Japanese dude won, they were going to do a card in Japan which would have been epic, would have.

00:27:59
Speaker 2: Been their first one. Wow. Yeah so and but it was. It was a bigger fight. But the Middleway Division to me, I just like it just feels weird, feels off with Strickling being the champ.

00:28:08
Speaker 4: Yeah, Jim Miller another win. Yeah, shout out to the old man, Jim Miller.

00:28:14
Speaker 2: Didn't you I did?

00:28:15
Speaker 4: I had Sean Brady shout out to Sean Brady, Philly guy, and uh Strickland little parlay. I think it was eleven hundred, A little nice one, but uh, Sean Brady, that one was kind of crazy. I don't know if anyone saw pre fight, he was like a heavy favorite and then maybe like four or five hours before the fight, the odds completely flipped and he was a dog, which is kind of crazy. Then there was like, oh he could be hurt, all this stuff, and he went out there and beat the shit out of who was it. I'm gonna forget his name, whoever it was. He just dummied him the whole fight, and it was like, oh, wait, that was crazy that he was an underdog.

00:28:49
Speaker 2: So this will be so hard to bet on. I'll just walking Buckley funny there. UFC is so hard to you just gotta follow clump. You got a tail clump. I mean, is any punch, just a slippery punch can knock you out. So like it's just hard to say who can who's going to win the fight? And he can choke you out, hit you with a just a haymaker knock you out, I mean, flyingy flyiny. I have a funny story quick about Joaquem Buckley.

00:29:17
Speaker 4: I think I've told JP this story before, but early in my media career, I interviewed him when I was real young and I got the name to interview him and get on the phone and I say Joe Quim.

00:29:29
Speaker 2: He's like, it's Joaqum. I'm like, oh, damn it, damn you just destroyed that name. It was horrible. That's a fun fact about me. That was one of my one of my bad moments.

00:29:39
Speaker 4: If anyone ever asked me one of my most embarrassing moments in media, it was that Joe a Kee.

00:29:47
Speaker 9: You can also follow moneyline Matthews. He's always hitting bats.

00:29:52
Speaker 2: Clay money on the US. Clay. I think Clay is a great better But I don't know about UOC that man. Clay will tell you though it's live. He like he's making only live better. Can't do the predictions to feel how the fight's going. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Hey, but Clay don't. He don't post nothing to tell you what thirty thousand like, hey, you posted. I need to see that account. You know what I'm saying. I missed Clay. Yeah, I missed Claire. I can't wait for Clay to come back. He coming back, right, thanks, As far as we know, Clay will be back. That's his favorite line.

00:30:35
Speaker 9: I'm excited you with us. Yeah, I missed the locker room. Yeah, those are fun days in the office.

00:30:42
Speaker 2: It will be fun. It'll be a fun fall. Speaking of football in the fall, we are the boys, say we got a little EA Sports trip lined up this weekend or we talk on Yeah, yeah, when we can talk about it. I mean we'll be making content.

00:30:57
Speaker 4: We'll be making content. It won't come out right away, but EA Sports and US will be.

00:31:01
Speaker 1: Uh but are we able to post content right away? Like us being we'll be posting social the things that we're gonna be doing. Yeah, yeah, well we'll be posting behind the scenes content. What do a funnel trip lined up?

00:31:12
Speaker 2: Yeah? What do EA Sports do? Like? Is it like games or Madden? Oh? Yeah, they get mad at college football watching the game. Bro, I'm forty two years old. I haven't played Madden in a while. Yeah, but you know what sports? I know? How so I was, I was like, damn Hea Sports, Like, are they gonna go and do like football drills? I was confused. We're gonna be the game. You're gonna be in the game. You were.

00:31:37
Speaker 4: You're on last year's game too, you were they were you could draw drab us from a pack Ultimate Team?

00:31:43
Speaker 2: Oh really, what was my rating? Eighty eight? No? You were allowed. You're like one of the highest rated players at the time.

00:31:50
Speaker 4: Wait, what so the way Ultimate Team works I'll probably get crushed for this in the comments. I don't fully know, but I'm pretty sure. It's like they don't release high ratings as the year goes on till the end of the year. So when they were released as eighty eight, they were one of the highest rated players in the eighty eight.

00:32:05
Speaker 2: Yeah, and what position they had you lineback?

00:32:07
Speaker 1: What are you talking like? It's me special team? No, don't disrespect me like that. The special team positions in the game unless it's kicker upon him.

00:32:19
Speaker 2: He hadn't played it a while. Man, you kicked the ball still, right, Yeah, you return special teams. Yeah, but not like like with the Laney's, like you know, like right guard on punt, right tackle, impact win. Yeah. Yeah. Wait, so it's a certain year, right, It's the certain year when you pull that pack. It was that year he was rated that high, right, I was never rated in eighty eight in mad It's like a special card. It was.

00:32:48
Speaker 3: It was college football, right. No, yeah, so no, because the college football has an ultimate team as well. So Will would have been like an eighty eight from when he was Oh, I'll get it now, in college he was an eighty eight.

00:32:59
Speaker 2: Oh oh in college, Yes, he definitely was in ninety four in college, for sure. My highest in college was eighty nine. Like, that's just like I had the start. I had the start to as an impact player. No, I believe it. I'll give you all that. I can't knock him on this college ship, could not knock him on that speed. That's a lie. That's not a lie. Bro ran a four five when product. Okay, awareness, his awareness should have been way higher than this speed. Let's be honest. I agree. Okay, let's just let's be honest. I agree. I agree. Change the direction only in eighty one though, damn see you just need to go downhill. I get a linebacker. I feel like it's changed my topic. Speed should be lower, but changing directions should be good. Acceleration would be should be higher, it should be high. I would give him that. I believe that because the linebackers they can change directions very very playing the phone booth, yeah yeah yeah, but eighty yeah, ninety four, damn Bro, that's crazy. So that wasn't mad though, Just to be that wasn't mad. You might have been in Madden too. I forget last year.

00:34:10
Speaker 1: My highest and mad and madly around seventy maybe sixty nine seventy.

00:34:16
Speaker 2: If you touch in seventy had they had Youlyssa as a sixty? Really for Mad? Hang on? Hang on, yeah, but hang on, hang on, hang on. No, there's multiple years, Mad years your hot day as well. Go to his highs, his highest ranking. You gotta go to his highes ranked. You can't go to your.

00:34:35
Speaker 5: Low because, yeah, you, I mean you're disrespected on your ranking. I wonder if you were the lowest ranked captain in the NFL.

00:34:42
Speaker 2: Wow, that's a good question.

00:34:44
Speaker 4: I have your ratings right here from my guy Bradley from EA in Madden, you were a seventy seventy five or seventy seventy, seventy five, seventy two, seventy.

00:34:55
Speaker 2: I'll take that seventy five. I was madd in eighteen. You were seventy five eighty five speed in eighteen, and you was with you. That's when I was with you. Yeah, well, eighteen ratings are kind of fucked up. I would have been at an eighteen to be before the year starts. Yeah, so this is going off your reds on the Redskins, Okay, Yeah, he was beasting at you.

00:35:17
Speaker 4: Had eighty five speed, seventy three strength, eighty two tackle, fifty eight catch up fifty.

00:35:23
Speaker 2: Eight catch yeah, cat yeah, I got three picks state receiver in high school. This is seventy four hit power. I was. I wasn't a thumb respectful rating though. Eighty three recognition, seventy four hip power. That's not good.

00:35:42
Speaker 1: That's horrible. I mean that's average. But I look like I wasn't a thumper. I was on was like a cowboy tackler, like a wrap tackler.

00:35:50
Speaker 2: Yeah, eighty nine acceleration. Yeah, that's good. That all right, all right, alright, alright, let's switch it up. Yeah, let's switch mitchwa wash my dog of the weekend. Shout, shout out Waffle.

00:36:03
Speaker 3: She didn't really do a whole lot, just kind of sat in the bathroom the entire time and we just watched TV. But your movie theater room is unreal.

00:36:11
Speaker 2: I appreciate she wasn't gassing it out.

00:36:13
Speaker 3: I watched The Running Room, The Running Man with Glenn Powell. Oh great, like interesting concept and everything.

00:36:19
Speaker 2: But like had the surround sound going.

00:36:21
Speaker 3: Bro, the whole room was shaken like it was. It was like the TV and everything. It was unreal.

00:36:27
Speaker 1: And Waffle didn't come up and hang out with you guys when you're watching the movie.

00:36:29
Speaker 2: No, she came up.

00:36:30
Speaker 3: Okay, well I wasn't like sure if she was allowed to, but she was like she was like this, or did.

00:36:35
Speaker 1: She did she? Did you let her jump on the furry No?

00:36:40
Speaker 2: No, okay, okay, when she wasn't allowed on that, because you usually go up to the theater room and then you'll hear kind of like bumbling slowly walking.

00:36:46
Speaker 3: She she followed us up there and then like when it got really loud, like and like shook the whole room like she would like get scared and freak out for the second. She was a chiller, didn't really do a whole lot. Tried to like cuddle up with her, but you pet her and you stop petting her and then she's like swat at you to keep giving her the scratch.

00:37:07
Speaker 2: Did she ever try to alfha you? Yeah?

00:37:09
Speaker 3: I tried, Like she the two chairs that she's not allowed on. She tried to get up and like you gotta get off. So I tried to like pick her up.

00:37:15
Speaker 1: And yeah, so I'm telling you about the tree you'd use on the what is it the mantle? Yeah, but is that what you end up using her?

00:37:23
Speaker 2: You got her off.

00:37:24
Speaker 3: I got I just pushed off a challenge. Yeah, fuck you up real quick if you want it. I'm shocked you let somebody that animal brain happens.

00:37:32
Speaker 2: But then but then she got down.

00:37:33
Speaker 3: She just look at me with her like with her with her underbyte and I'm like, all right, you're chilling.

00:37:40
Speaker 2: I just go pet her again. She would be straight and get on that couch. We'll throw the ball at all.

00:37:45
Speaker 3: Yeah, did you see the tennis ball? I got one of those big tennis balls, went outside, tried to throw with her. Not very good at fetch. She would just start running away from me when I tried to get the ball. Yeah, inside and like I tried to like take it from her, but she maulled that like toward the whole, like probably broke the toy. You probably have to throw it out. But yeah, it kept her busy for about a couple of hours.

00:38:06
Speaker 2: You're a good man, Will because you let this. How long was he at your house? He was there Friday morning to Sunday. Yeah, god, damn, you're a good man. Why you had to watch my dog at Joe house? Boy? Yeah, boy me my crib. You got it. I mean, I feel like I'm pretty trustworthy. God, you are trustworthy. God, I trust you, Like, would you trust me to watch your house? Not stay there? You can come check on it and then go back home. What you got at the.

00:38:41
Speaker 3: House, I got all the type of ship. I mean obviously there's like certain parts that are like off limits, Like you.

00:38:51
Speaker 2: Got stuff you wouldn't want me to see. I mean, if honestly, if it was me, I'll have some doors would be locked. You'd be like, now this door locked, can't get in there like that. Literally have to lock some doors.

00:39:01
Speaker 1: But you could lock the doors, and you could also tell me that, hey, like these rooms, I got them locked.

00:39:06
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can tell you. Don't go out and be like shit, you tell me not, I'm going in this door. I wanna see what's in here. I ain't gonna honest, I'm not. I'm the type of person you asked me to. I'm just watch them at my house. You cool with that. I don't even because I'm a I ain't saying I'm gonna steal man. But I may be looking around like damn saying more about the lady that I God, damn boy, got that got the fact that you're saying like I ain't gonna steal nothing.

00:39:32
Speaker 3: But you know, Waffle sleeps in their room, so like I didn't go in the room at all, Like I would just take the treats, throw it in her bed and then immediately walk out and like just shut the doors.

00:39:41
Speaker 2: Like I wasn't mid stayed with this girl. There they I can tell you. I even told them before. I was like, you know, don't you know, don't don't don't. Yeah, And I was like He's like I won't. Yeah, I understood if we if that happened, we would go home from this around. So I don't know Waffles the chiller more of the stories. She didn't really do a whole lot.

00:40:12
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, whole I tried to go outside and like let her just kind of get in some fresh air.

00:40:18
Speaker 2: Didn't want any comes back. Yeah.

00:40:19
Speaker 1: Yeah, you tell her, hey, Waffle, you want to go on a walk? She like put her head down, doesn't want to walk.

00:40:24
Speaker 2: You told me she doesn't like walk, So I didn't even really try that. Yeah, easiest, easiest job, easy.

00:40:30
Speaker 3: Except when she tries to get up on frontiture she's not supposed to and it gets a little feisty for a.

00:40:33
Speaker 2: Quick Yeah, yeah, you gotta let her know we can find out. Yeah, so you gotta medication food she does farmer's dog. But like during this time of year, she usually gets allergies, so we have her own medication for the allergy. Yeah you can. She kept looking at her pause the entire time. Bro, did you get that experience, Like while y'all are chilling watching TV and she's just looking like dog fucking.

00:40:56
Speaker 3: Yeahs Like stop loud and too, like she's like all of licking the counter or whatever she's on everything, Bro, stop doing that.

00:41:03
Speaker 2: And she'll get her Sometimes she'll like you know what is it called where they get the little juice coming out of the butt and waffles, buttle her being her being a bulldog, English bulldog, her assholes exposed, so she'll have it like like on the French or something, and she'll start fucking licking it the most disgusting. You not get that ship squeezed, Yeah yeah, you can't get us freaking squeeze or like pers you can. You can, you can do it yourself. You just kind of like pinching and his white ship come out. But my dog, so I got a bulldog too, But the frenchie licks when that happens. She licks his butt and licking and her breath thinks so freaking bad. I'm like, you got an English in a frenchie. Yes, yeah, yes, non stop fighting. Bulldogs just kind of sound like when they're looking their palls and everything else probably where it came from. They snore when they snore, fart, snore, all types of stuff, dres And she was just in the bathroom that whole time, just like the most odd spot there was.

00:42:10
Speaker 3: One morning I woke up Saturday morning, like, where the fuck is this dog? Couldn't find her, like, and I just kept walking. I walked around the entire house and then I peeked in the bathroom. But she's just in the corner, like, oh, what do you do?

00:42:21
Speaker 2: It's like her safe spot. She likes to get, you know, next to like corners and walls and stuff like that and not be seen. Yeah, bulldogs are like school shooters. You gotta you know. They they quick to You gotta be careful, high maintenance, but also low maintenance as far as yeah, very you don't want to do ship, but they they they they mental. Gorgeous house, by the way, gorgeous house. I appreciate that. We love it. What about the driveway. Man, what you're gonna do with the driveway? Patch it up? You ain't gonna repay it. I don't know. I don't know what my options are.

00:43:04
Speaker 1: I'm thinking I gotta get a fully like new driveway based on what the salt did.

00:43:08
Speaker 2: It's gonna start cracking and you're gonna start having little potholes come up.

00:43:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I fucked it up like that was that was on me. You You go out there in the driveway, there's chips everywhere from the salt that put down during the ice storm. Apparently that's a big.

00:43:25
Speaker 2: In that driveway. Got some more AsSalt, man, it just ran out slow down. How much salt that you put on that thing?

00:43:35
Speaker 1: When I was putting up, I was like the hill though, and it honestly didn't fucking do what I needed it to do.

00:43:42
Speaker 2: The hill of your driveway, Come on, it wasn't that, oh you're talking about going up his driveway? No, hell, I hate to pile it on.

00:43:52
Speaker 4: When I was at your house, to the first thing in my hand that pops up, I'm like, this, this hill ain't anything I will I will say.

00:43:59
Speaker 3: The surrounding, the surrounding, like when you two inches of pure ice on it.

00:44:03
Speaker 2: You go left or right? Big hills.

00:44:05
Speaker 3: I get that, but can't now to your driveway that's straight, but like you, that's fine. It's a long hill, but like going up, like if you go left and go that way or right, like, those are some big hills that you probably.

00:44:16
Speaker 2: Have some issues with. Yeah, but the driveway driveway is fine. You're looking at probably a twelve percent grade, no shot, no twelve percent guaranteed. I've never seen the house. I don't know. I've never seen the house, so I couldn't. You should probably stop commenting about it. I mean, I'll pull up, I'll pull up. What else? What else do we have? What else do we have? We got some roads.

00:44:42
Speaker 1: Spicy tear toe, spicy tear talk. Favorite vacation destinations now this is to go with the family, to go just wifey family.

00:44:52
Speaker 2: I'll just choose ones that i've been on. Bor Bora, Italy, thirty eight Ah Hawaii. I'll go with thirty eight though, Italy and Florida. Yeah, I'm gonna say, Belice, I told you already, San Pedro and Belize like nice spots out there. Oh yes, I love it for the family. It's perfect because it's a golf cart town, so all you do is drive golf cart. It's cheap, very very cheap. I mean, I get I'll act like I'm a king when I'm out there. So it's great. It's great for the family. And then I'm gonna have to say London. We love London, and then Hawaii. Yeah, I love. I want to hear about London. Everybody started talking like when I'm there. I don't know why. The accent just comes when I'm there, and yeah, I'll just be out there. Wait, what's nice about it? What?

00:45:50
Speaker 7: Huh?

00:45:51
Speaker 8: What's nice about Everybody ships on London?

00:45:53
Speaker 2: London?

00:45:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, Like I always was the biggest fan of London. But we're only out there for games, like the time. Oh yeah, we've only been out there the weather.

00:46:00
Speaker 2: But when you when you go there for games, you don't have enough time to like really see the city. But I mean it's just beautiful that you got to think about all the museums, the art, the history behind it, the food, the different bro The food in London is what fish and chips? No, fucked all that. I mean, yes, it's fish and chips. If you go to a bar, like if you're eating at the bars, oh, the fish and chips are great though with see my man already know. But I mean they got great restaurants. I mean we eat everywhere, and anytime we go places, we like to just go on a food tour. We literally go on a food tour and eat everything. We're hitting Venice in Argentina this summer. Venice is You're gonna love Venice. A lot of walking though, you know in Venice, but you don't love it though, Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's beauty.

00:46:54
Speaker 3: I'll be hitting uh lake Como Lake this summer, uh like yeah, beginning to fall.

00:47:02
Speaker 2: Off the coast. You mess with that and then drive to Rome while you home is awesome. I drove to Rome from Lake Comore like.

00:47:11
Speaker 3: Just training because brooks Brook has a wedding in Lake Como and then the next for the following week, we have a wedding in Greece. So we're gonna go from Lake Como like probably trained down to like the Amalfi coast and then hop on a flight over to Greece and stay over there for.

00:47:25
Speaker 2: A couple of days. That's gonna be awesome. Yeah, And at the amofa coast you need to go do Sorrento yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, because we did. We did.

00:47:35
Speaker 1: We did Florence, Rome, Sorrento or a multi coast and then what is it Capri Island of Capri Vennis This year, this year we're going to Venice and Argentina.

00:47:47
Speaker 2: Argentina's gonna be sick. Yeah. What do you think about Paris still? Any I love Paris. I thought Paris was a great city. They have this one restaurant that do as Cargo is right next to the Louis store. It's a famous I know people on here gonna know the name, but it's a famous restaurant that serve as cargo and you got to go there. They got the bread with the garlic butter. All that ship is amazing. But we love it. The only thing I don't love about Paris is expensive. Everywhere we went was expensive, all the hotels, the shopping, food. But uh, I had a blast in Paris. I'm not gonna lie.

00:48:23
Speaker 9: I'll never forget when you told me I was wearing that crop top shirt that you bought all of us shirts.

00:48:28
Speaker 2: I was wearing the crop top. He said, Oh dude, the people in Paris would love you in that crops Oh yeah, I love you. Look I mean, it's what they call Paris, like the city of love. That's what I was about to say, because they got the gate where you put the lock at. Yeah yeah, but like all kinds.

00:48:49
Speaker 3: You say, when you're out there, yeah, you start moving different with your outfits and stuff.

00:48:53
Speaker 2: Oh yeah you can though, because like fashion out there is not like fashion in the US. Like you can crop top, like he can have his belly showing. No, let me ask you, how would you explain fashion? Like what does fashion mean to you? Fashion means to me is what it means to me, probably be Uh, how you put that ship on? I don't know. I don't respect like however you put it on. I don't It don't have to match, it, don't have to go together. It's just the confidence of you wearing it. However you feel confident and whatever you got on. And that's why I tell people, like they look at me and be like, bro, you dress weird. But I'm like, bro, I'm dripped, like because I put it on right, Like that's me. I can't. You can't please everybody. I'm gonna dress the way I feel like. I think I'm comfortable walking out that the rest hold.

00:49:56
Speaker 3: Up to the Supercross was like three pair of j's like he doesn't care.

00:50:01
Speaker 2: They was like, you're gonna wear them on the dirt, like, yeah, we're good. You ever hit the fashion shows? Nah? Did you hit met gallaf You gotta no, No, no, I'm not. I wouldn't be a part of the illuminati. So no, I wouldn't have to dress like Sam Smith. Huh. I would if I win. I would, though, Like if I went and I did it, I'm gonna just be out. I'm gonna just say I'm gonna do something crazy because it doesn't matter to me, right, So I may come dressed like a goddamn.

00:50:32
Speaker 1: I can see the lady going naked, just having like one hundred dollars, no no dollar bill.

00:50:36
Speaker 2: Just we talked about it. I said, if I went, I'll be a half man, half horse the centaur. Ain't that tough, though, keep that one hundred. That's tough, right, It's tough. That is tough, I'm telling you. But how that thing hanging out with that thing, you gotta have a you gotta have a statement that's gonna be the same. It's got to have a statement. But that's what I would do, And I guarantee you that should be crazy and you have to have some to like philosophical Whenever they interview you about your oh, I'll just I'll have the blacked out eyes and I wouldn't say anything. But but just like on some all Illuminati ship, I would literally just go find Illuminati stuff and just say phrases and then look at the camera like that. See that's the that's the perfect fit right there, I'm doing the face and everything. That's the perfect fit Walker for we gotta stop saying that cuz getting out. We gotta be careful. Shut it down, Shut it down. Call you Diddy Walker who like your boys? They think they like Yo. Them dudes is silly for you, don't get I don't care about that Diddy shit. No, they ain't ever. They just think it's they like Yo. They are funny. They think y'all funny for calling me Diddy and then y'all posting that Diddy shit. They'd be like, man, he getting out, you know, he getting out. I'm like, I know them boys. Better stop saying gonna put all his money against us for the show.

00:52:21
Speaker 1: Let's do a pull up some tear talk shirt. So you want to be featured on the show, hashtag tear talk whether you're in the YouTube comments section on all social media platforms. We got one here from Jacob Wright B nine to oh this is on YouTube long hashtag tear talk. A few months ago, I ran in the Taylor at the farmers Market in Franklin. Obviously, I was fired up to meet him. He was super cool and chatted with me for a second. I grabbed a pick with him and sent it to my boys, like, hey, yo, look what I just ran into. Unfortunately, as it was a Saturday morning in December, I was rocking my cozy gray sweats. In response to the pick. In the group chat, one of my homies said, Dude, if I'm Matt tail Lawan in person and I was one of my gray sweats in public, I'd never recover Anyways, huge fan of the show. Hopefully I run into youcats again sometime, and I'm more in regular pants so I don't have the teen's on full display. Salute emoji. Also shout out Kevin's Natural Foods, the Korean barbecue style chicken absolutely rips hashtag clean take clean tag.

00:53:23
Speaker 2: Is there a picture of this? We gotta see the gray sweats.

00:53:27
Speaker 9: Jacob Bright, please you gotta send us dm my staff picture.

00:53:32
Speaker 1: Dm us the photo. Jacob, thank you for the tear talk. It's a great story. Brendan King, y'all shitting on Willy for that pool is crazy? Hashtag Kevin's Natural Foods clean take by the old Williemeister. What pool we were? I don't even know how I was getting shipped on. I was just saying, like the above round pools, the circular ones doing wave pools, wave parties, and then the boys are pulling, the boys are pulling like rectangle pools and everything else, and it felt like I don't even know.

00:54:03
Speaker 8: While I was getting on, someone shipped like I think we pulled up an absurdly small one and like you're like, that's the vibe right there, and it's like, yeah, it was a little small, but like yeah, then, Taylor, I think was your shipping.

00:54:14
Speaker 1: Taylor was saying that that pool that was pulled up was the vibe, and I'm like, that's not the above, Maybe that's not the vibe, that's not the wave, because the whirlpool is fire. Yeah, the warldpool is fire. Like then Jack Jack was in one over the weekend, wasn't he. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, those above ground pools. Either is that a whirlpool or just above ground pool. It's above the above ground pool.

00:54:34
Speaker 2: The circuit, the old school joints that we grew up with, like in a but when you do the whirlpool, yeah, yeah.

00:54:40
Speaker 1: Yeah, when you get your boy and you make the whirlpool yourself and then you find against it and then you do waves on the raft wave vive in the ocean.

00:54:49
Speaker 2: Damn, y'are trying to break this. Maybe that's white that's some white boys ship.

00:54:55
Speaker 1: Hashtag tear talk from some dude named Deek rate these Disney Channel original movie He's from best to worst, Johnny Tsunami, Brink, Smart House, the Luck of the Irish, Halloween Town question before we start remind me of Brink and the Luck of the Irish.

00:55:12
Speaker 2: Luck of the Irish is terrible.

00:55:13
Speaker 9: Brink is the Rollerblading movie where he's on X Blades, the highly competitive team, and then decides, Hey, the X Blades guys are kind of douches. I'm gonna go with the more wholesome, kind of underdog roller blade team because they didn't sell out to the man.

00:55:31
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they beat him in the end. Yeah. Okay, did you watch that?

00:55:35
Speaker 7: For real.

00:55:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, I watched Brink. Yeah what was that? I recognized the luck Irish is what you is that? With that? With the with the old man.

00:55:46
Speaker 5: Finds out he's like part Leprechaun and his like the lucky side of his taken from evil side shamous Yeah, comes out and it's like messing with his basketball guys.

00:56:00
Speaker 2: Pull up the Disney Oh okay, okay, yeah, I remember that. I remember that one. Oh so mad? Can you pull up? Can you pull up Brink? Though? Real quick? So I can, just because if I see the picture, I'll remember absolutely. You know, I played football fourteen years and was fucked.

00:56:22
Speaker 9: Main character is on the left and that's the that's the villain on the right.

00:56:25
Speaker 2: I remember, yes, I remember that. Yeah, this kid always played the villain, wasn't he in a good villain? Good villain. He's a good villain, this guy, yeah, yeah he is.

00:56:37
Speaker 9: He throws the marbles at the end on that race, like down the hill, and the guy throws the marbles out to try and trip him.

00:56:44
Speaker 2: All right, bring up the list, all right, list Halloween Town for number one.

00:56:48
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm gonna go Halloween Town. Johnny Tsunamie Brink, luck of the Irish Smart House. I can't remember a smart House.

00:57:05
Speaker 2: I thought the Smart House Dog ship House was ahead of its time. By the way, I can't remember I have it's time to go watch it again. Yeah corny brutal? Oh really yeah? Yeah?

00:57:16
Speaker 8: Smart House, Halloween Town, and Luck of the Irish are all like horror movies in my head.

00:57:19
Speaker 2: They are terrifying. Halloween Town, Halloween Town bangs. Yeah, I got long to get into it. I got a weird fear Halloween Town. I don't know. I love Halloween Town. It gave me like night terrors. Halloween Town watch number one. You can still watch that today.

00:57:39
Speaker 1: Anybody got a Luck of the Irish or Smart House higher than it was, or bring number one?

00:57:44
Speaker 2: I think I would almost go verbatim on your list. Yeah, I like the Luck of the Irish. If you got an opinion, say it. I've never watched any of them.

00:57:56
Speaker 4: What yeah, yeah, so I'm sitting here, I'm trying to I was worried that you were going to do that, Jared or Clem you bro.

00:58:05
Speaker 1: You've got it, h Hallow, especially with the kiddos.

00:58:09
Speaker 4: I haven't seen any of those preproduction, had no clue any of them.

00:58:14
Speaker 2: Get your kids ready for like horror movies. Condor, this is like a basic start off. You got your your two year old watching horror movies. Yet, No, we we watch Toy Story every day. I can't watch anything story. I know every Toy Story I'm waiting on a new one now because i watched these so much. Yeah, well they're going against iPads. Oh he he was on cars and now he on Toy Story. He will not watch anything other than Toy Story. And Miss Rachel not gonna lie love Miss Rachel good in my house. Nothing but respect for Good in my house. Yeah. They help the kids learn a lot. Oh my god, you go to the movies. I would love to get the lady re enacting Miss Rachel. Oh no, I would do it, but we can't copy. I would do a skite. Now you're in your head. Now you're in your heads, bro, I'm in my head. You know you get a lot of feedback. I'm in my head.

00:59:15
Speaker 1: Uh, Kevin, is that your food's clean take? Clump should rewatch the Disney movies or watch the Disney movies with this kid?

00:59:25
Speaker 2: You should? You should report pack. I will do it.

00:59:27
Speaker 8: That's a clean take, old enough to enjoy it and you'll like them all too.

00:59:33
Speaker 2: I'm in what do your kids watch? If not, you don't get them on the Disney movies.

00:59:37
Speaker 4: We watched Disney movies, but Coco is a big one in our house, Cars, toy story. The biggest one that we watch is Sing Sing, the normal one and sing too Big Sing.

00:59:47
Speaker 5: Do they watch separately in TV's in their own rooms or do they flat screens in every room for the kids.

00:59:54
Speaker 4: Every kid's got a flat screen, even his Yeah, even the new born, even the new boy got a fifty inch.

01:00:03
Speaker 2: Everyone got a t My son don't have a TV in his room. Mountain. Yeah, we have a rolling TV. So we just rolling to where he at, like, yeah, graduating, graduation gift.

01:00:17
Speaker 4: Uh jj is graduating today so he'll be graduated tomorrow from preschool.

01:00:22
Speaker 2: Pretty exciting. So what you getting him? Sixty inch? I got him?

01:00:26
Speaker 4: I got him packs this weekend, we ripped some packs.

01:00:30
Speaker 2: When did y'all get into this packs? The Taylor? Taylor? I haven't gotten there. I knew you. Wasn't that mean you like me? You? You now?

01:00:44
Speaker 1: When he brings him in and they rip open like football and everything else, like I'm into scene, Like what they give you?

01:00:50
Speaker 2: No Okay, that's what I'm saying.

01:00:52
Speaker 4: Telene, you got some sick cards out there. I've been looking at all you guys's cards to get for the locker room to have on set. You have a one on one, well one of one out there that I might buy. It's a Pro Bowl one with red and it's pretty sid.

01:01:05
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. He brings in something like that, like I think that stuff. That stuff's awesome. That's dope because on this they also involved with this Courtyard app. That's what we was just talking about it out there.

01:01:17
Speaker 2: It's collectibles. Are you into collectibles at all? I have? I was telling him, I have football cards. I don't do the Pokemon or like the Street Fighters. I don't know what else they have, but the Courtyard io has like a wide range of collectibles. So it doesn't like Taylor was super into Pokemon and then he comes across Courtyard or some of the boys or somebody who was getting them in the football cards was a Coop. Yeah, Coop's a OG card guy. Well, Jared got basketball cards.

01:01:45
Speaker 1: Yeah, I only Jared's like an NBA Jared likes NBA cards. But then they're talking about sports cards. He starts getting into sport cards. Then the Courtyard Io comes involved and shows him what you can do in the Courtyard Io app. So it's like collectibles everywhere, doesn't have to be doesn't have to be just NBA, doesn't just have to be Pokemon, doesn't just have to be football. Like there's watches in there to where you can do a budget. Say you have a like eleven thousand dollars for a rolex and you're trying to rip You're trying to rip a pack, and it shows you what it is. So let's just say, let's just say you're gonna do a watch and you had a thousand dollars. You put on this Courtyard Io app, and you a thousand dollars, You're gonna rip a watch. It's gonna give you something in the range. It could be a watch that is worth way more or more than one thousand dollars. It could also be a watch that's worth less, so it'll reveal it what you get. You could get that watch, say it's worth one thousand dollars. You pull a watch and that watch is worth twenty four hundred dollars. You can get that watch sent to you if you really want that watch, you could cash out the money. You could take that money and continue to rip other stuff collectible wise in the app. And then if you say you say you pull on and it's worth it's one thousand dollars and you pull on it's worth eight hundred. What are the options you can do there?

01:02:54
Speaker 8: You can you can so you can trade it back for eight hundred or I was telling Delanney, this is what I do. I listed for sale, mark it up. There's like sickos on this app that are like I've never had a card sit for more than like a day, Like people buy up stuff.

01:03:07
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you can pull one that's worth below and then put it somewhere else and mark it up.

01:03:11
Speaker 8: If I don't like the way back I just listed for sale?

01:03:14
Speaker 2: Can you put your own cards on there? Though? I don't know. That's just what I don't know. Because I got cars and if I can scan that card put it on there.

01:03:22
Speaker 1: You probably to go through a process where it gets great.

01:03:24
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah wait I got to send it in so they can see that it's the real card. Yeah, I probably have to buy it.

01:03:29
Speaker 1: Because there were some dope cars all last week and I'm like, oh shit, you got you know, so and so.

01:03:34
Speaker 2: But it's like, oh, that's not great.

01:03:35
Speaker 1: That well that's like a version where they got millions of them or something like that.

01:03:39
Speaker 2: So I'm like learning about it a little bit. I mean, I like rare cars, Like if you get like nas cars, you weren't You weren't in a Pokemon when you were younger. Oh, I love Pokemon, but I wasn't pulling cards and ship. I was playing like pongs wither Pokemon. Yeah, I would battle. I love battle, Yeah, but I did I didn't. I got into it. And then the card stuff is new. I feel like I feel like everybody like it's just like a new thing, the cards stuff. Yeah, but it's clearly just like I guess, how do I say it?

01:04:09
Speaker 5: Rich people have gotten into it, yeah, and like famous people so now.

01:04:13
Speaker 2: Driving the prices I've been hearing. I see that, like people like poor people, like all these rich people just buying cards, like I saw because somebody was talking about Taylor was like, oh, they just buy all these cards and they driving the prices up. When we used to get this, Now people waiting out line, they fighting to get the cards. You got to go a day early to sit outside the store. It's like, Okay, how much money are you really making out of this to be that dedicated.

01:04:38
Speaker 1: Some people again, like you're talking about trendy, is it it's like a new trend. But I feel like like collectibles people been at collect collectors forever. Bro, It's like when we're growing up and then it's like your parents had like beanie babies.

01:04:50
Speaker 2: Sitting all over the house baseball cards. Baseball cards for sure, dude.

01:04:55
Speaker 8: My dad was collecting like coins when I was a kid. My grandpa was a saying and silver Price Cau.

01:05:02
Speaker 2: Had that book. You'd open it up and try to get all the different quarters of all the different states. That was so cool that book went that stuff. People just love that stuff forever. It's just more.

01:05:10
Speaker 1: It's because it feels like it's becoming more. There's a lot more popularity and mainstream and of course you got like influencers and people that love doing collectibles.

01:05:18
Speaker 2: It's in front of everybody a lot more.

01:05:20
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Taylor will get on with people and he's he does giveaways through courtA, so he'll take like, what are they like five hundred dollars giveaways like any like it'll be a pair of like a dad and a son who comes on the live stream and they'll have a five hundred dollur rip for them and whatever they pull, they can keep it, they can do whatever with it, like it's theirs. And the way it works too, is like if you want that thing that you just pulled, like in your possession, they send.

01:05:44
Speaker 2: It to you. And this is on But this is all online though, right, it's on an app on the app because I did a pull at the Combo, I mean at the uh the super Bowl when I was in the media road. The dude came to me. It was like, hey, man, would you do a rip? I saw that, Yeah, and I pulled. I think I pulled Drew bletsoll uh, Steve Young, like I pulled a couple of good cards, Trent Dilford and again like us. You'll see those names of those playsure back ship those are soon. I'm like that was The people in the card game will know if that's like a highly greater or a highly valuable car because there's a lot of versions of like Steve Young or Blotsoe or like a Delaney Walker. Yeah, it depends what cards you get. I think the most expensive card is mind is it's called Lightning Thunder. Its me and Derek Harry on the car obviously because Derek is on the car too, but but still, oh yeah, I think it. I got one. They gave me one. That world's fascinating. It is.

01:06:42
Speaker 1: People love it though Again it's like they go to these spots but nash cards and people just go there on weekends and it will just be flooded. People want to rip cards, rip packs. I remember, I remember the juice I used to have, like being into not like ripping packs, but trying to collect all the Pokemon cards are like holographic chars, are like hisam or Metube. I would collect them because I love battle. Every Saturday morning was like a new episode of Pokemon was coming out. When Pokemon the movie came out, Like I was obsessed with Pokemon the game boy. Yeah, me too, going to a card store, my mom getting us to take us to a car store and going and get packs, and then you just be fired up to like see what you were gonna pull.

01:07:22
Speaker 2: But see these cats are not playing with them. They're getting these cards and holding them like right, and so it's like you holding cars we used to play with. We would get those cars and be like, oh you pulled that out, man, I pulled out three times power Pokemon.

01:07:36
Speaker 7: Sure.

01:07:37
Speaker 2: But even back then, like I remember my uh and that's how you got the cars. I beat you, I get your car.

01:07:42
Speaker 1: But some people were in even even when we were going up, people were into also collect them. Like I remember my boy Logan. We love playing Pokemon and doing all the different stuff with Pokemon, but his dad would be up late at night, it be one or two in the morning, and he'd be on auctions online like dial up internet, trying to get auctions and collect and have binders full that we couldn't touch or play with.

01:08:04
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.

01:08:06
Speaker 1: People still valued collecting whatever it is. It's just that that that fascination of like collectibles. Yeah, people have grab u stuff, hold value, see if it takes value definitely, Because there was like a post last week talking about the Pokemon market being up like if you had, if you have your your cards like back in the day, like what it could be worth now, And I'm saying like.

01:08:25
Speaker 5: Damn me too, Like God, that's why it's fun what Taylor is doing because probably a lot of those people that come on are not going to go buy a five hundred dollars no, so like and they have a really good chance of getting a cool card, which is fun to see all their reactions.

01:08:39
Speaker 2: Well, Taylor's smart because people was getting knocked for just buying these all these cards and not giving back to the people who can't afford you. So Taylor is actually doing a good thing.

01:08:49
Speaker 1: And his kids are into too, So it's like you hit the dad lane of like being into something that your kids are into so you can like do with them. And then again it's like including the audience and audience being able to like get something from it or again like pulling a five hundred dollars five hundred dollars rip and you have no clue what you're gonna get.

01:09:06
Speaker 8: Yeah, it feels very like when when when like we're doing it, his kids are just sitting right there, like it's like a family afferret at the Taylor's house doing it.

01:09:14
Speaker 2: It's so like a wholesome do he let them play with the cards, dude, Like when we get there, they have their own binder, they have their own stuff.

01:09:20
Speaker 8: They showed me all their cards. It's like they have their favorites. They sit there with the live stream and it's like Taylor's like, you can do the first couple of rips and then they sit there like it's such a fun Does he let.

01:09:30
Speaker 2: Them watch it though? Do he pull up the old Pokemon cartoon? Yeah, that's the best about the cards. Have you watched the show and the show was all time? Family's obsessed with it. It's a clean take, food clean.

01:09:45
Speaker 9: Also on the Courtyard dot Io app, Taylor has a promo code for fifteen percent off your first purchase Delanney if you want to give it a try.

01:09:53
Speaker 2: No bad days, Yeah, no bad days.

01:09:56
Speaker 1: Somebody somebody's got it. Have you seen it in your face?

01:10:00
Speaker 2: I was talking to Jered about it. We was, we was sitting there and the talking about it because I'm I'm trying to see if if I get it, if I can put my cards on there. I want to try to sell the ones I got before I buy a new one. You got back home? Yeah, back at the house. I got a gang of cards basketball, baseball, football only like sport cards. You know what I'm saying, the conditioned ment. I haven't touched them. Yeah, I haven't touched him. He does goes binders and then I got I got a car rack with all my cards in them and they slide in and they all in glass cases. It's like there's probably like forty two cards, all different cards.

01:10:39
Speaker 9: And that's why I know when house sits for him, because that would be a.

01:10:45
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's locked in the room. Yeah, they ain't worth nothing, tho. I should we get to uh? Should we get to Eli Manning? I think we got a shout out Max Crosby's new songs? Oh Vegas? Was that really? Well? Bro? Max is nice? No, because I just it's ain't CARDI ain't what's the ain't black boy Max too?

01:11:07
Speaker 10: Uh?

01:11:09
Speaker 2: Yeah it is. That's why I was like, wait, is that real or really? Max? Feeling like this?

01:11:16
Speaker 5: Jack put on Yeah Tom in Vegas, man yellow diamonds on my neck.

01:11:22
Speaker 2: I'm pissed. We were listening to it on the on the road trip. He was, But Dude, I like I like this, Yeah, Vegas, it goes hard. I ain't heard it. They just threw a blood stove right there. So no, No, I was fucking I'm joke. No, I know. He Yeah, dude, Max is nice. I'm telling you on uh be like freestyle Fridays in the locker room and uh when I got there in Oakland and Max would be ripping it up. Yes, bro, he got the live though, he got that vibe. He's got juice. He's got sauce as white. What you think he got that vibe like cause can probably run around the hood and be straight, no question. Yeah, Yeah, he got the juice. Yeah, he got the juice. I don't man, I mean, I'll be in the back just I'll just add live wherever he says I said that. Yeah, yeah, I'll be in the music video. Yeah, I'll definitely be in the video. If you needed the zero one, holler at me, all right? Uh?

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01:14:08
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01:15:06
Speaker 2: Uh.

01:15:07
Speaker 7: Sec Offensive Player of the Year First Team sec Ole miss retired longest touchdown record, most passing yards in a single season. Please, gentlemen, give it up for the one, the only, Eli Manning. I just did a horrible job of reading your Wikipedia. You just go and look at your Wikipedia and go, what do you mean?

01:15:29
Speaker 2: Time out? You've never done that. You can't look at your Wikipedia.

01:15:32
Speaker 7: And scoot that. Scoot that, scoot that, Michael a little closer to your face.

01:15:34
Speaker 2: You can't. You can't look at your Wikipedia. That's illegal.

01:15:36
Speaker 10: Look at that picture though, we look right there, but I think I just played a football game, So that's like that.

01:15:43
Speaker 7: Look that's a different game taking place right there.

01:15:45
Speaker 1: That's that's the look of your going in to knockout and really see when they were down. We are like our last game we played against each other. They knocked out the last game, both of you guys.

01:15:55
Speaker 2: This is an old rivalry coming back up, a lot of a lot of emotions for myself.

01:15:59
Speaker 10: They have to win it to make the playoffs, and we'd already clinched the spot in the playoffs and didn't need to play for anything, but we still beat them just so they wouldn't get in.

01:16:07
Speaker 1: They had nothing to play for. This is also this is this is also the week of the boat photo with Odell in the wide receiver group they had.

01:16:16
Speaker 2: That happened right after, did it? Yeah?

01:16:19
Speaker 10: Because yeah, because well right after that game, No, they left from Washington to go to Miami while we're about to prepare for a playoff game. And uh, you know, so they they you know, they they went to Miami on Sunday night and came back Monday or Tuesday or whatever. So it was celebrating the big win against you. They went to Miami.

01:16:40
Speaker 7: So you guys clinch a playoff spot. You're sitting there, you got a back of seat in your hands. You're not playing.

01:16:44
Speaker 10: I played, yeah, but no, we all played.

01:16:47
Speaker 1: They didn't even have like like they were very vanilla and a lot of the Giants their offense at that time was a lot of like check with me with Eli the line of scrimmage, so a roller decks of a rolldecks of information, like when he's at the line of scrimmage, like calling out plays, doing things you're gonna do like we were. I cannot believe we lost that game honestly, like I'm out there hobbling around because I had my knee breks from the torn pcl of sound All yeah, bro, well, because you know, you know what eats at me is there is a play on third down where we get off the field, we got a shot or maybe you go up. I kind of forget how it all goes, but you hit your patented doctor. Do you call it docking?

01:17:32
Speaker 2: Docking?

01:17:33
Speaker 1: It is docking signal. Anytime we were called.

01:17:37
Speaker 10: This docking, we were in a uh it was a drag blocking, so like yeah, it's like the big place in the NFL. You throw the tight ends like a three by one. You throw a tight end on a drag and the two receivers block like a three flats.

01:17:49
Speaker 1: Anytime he did this, they're going three flat screen because he's checking to that because we were double mugged up in the a gaps. We were in like a like a cover two pressure to where I'm the three to one player lined up in the gap. Yeah, over the center. Because Mason and I were talking right before on who should blitz, who should be the cover the cover guy with my knee and everything going on, and he's like, hey, we're like, hey, who wants the blitz? Who wants to cover? I'm in the coverage spot. He hits this, so already in my brain, I'm like, this is three flat screen, but I'm holding in the A gap. I should have fucking just ran away from the A gap because ended up there it was a receiver flat screen. I'm out there kind of in the open field, and I slipped down the tackle. They get a massive game and ultimately like win the game. It haunts me all the time. Haunts me all the time. So docking haunts a lot of people.

01:18:36
Speaker 7: Yeah, effects a lot of people all over the world. Yeah, you like to doct me. But if you look here, you guys record against the other. I mean Eli's only got two wins over you, six to four. Yeah, it's gotta feel kind of nice.

01:18:53
Speaker 2: I had some good games. I had some good games.

01:18:55
Speaker 1: They also had this play where they're in like twenty personnel and they'd be lined up it'd be like the full back or why and they're running back in the backfield. They'd be in the fringe area. And they loved running this play action pass where they're sending the y or the f don the scene. But yeah, we knew, we.

01:19:09
Speaker 2: Knew a lot of you.

01:19:09
Speaker 1: After the game, Eli comes up to me and he's like, hey, did you know a lot of the things that we were doing, like vocally and because all of their run plays would be what like colleges, Yeah, college.

01:19:20
Speaker 10: Mascots, colleges and then their mascot like college one way mascot of the college other way.

01:19:25
Speaker 7: Yeah.

01:19:25
Speaker 1: So when he'd be out there saying these checks, like whether it's like hey, rabbit, rabbit or run round run, trying to get the safety down on the fit, you were aware of what they were doing because you guys were playing the Cowboys.

01:19:34
Speaker 2: The next week, I play Green Bay, Green.

01:19:36
Speaker 1: Bay because I remember being like, if Shawn's leaves watching this film, like, they're gonna know exactly what you're doing because a lot of their stuff was checking at the line of scrimmage. And you know, on Thursdays, Wednesday's Thursdays, whenever teams do it, you kind of go over TV copies to get any tips that you can have on the opposing whether for the opposing quarterback, for your guys' pressures, how you guys handle protection.

01:19:59
Speaker 10: We would have one that actually he wasn't on the like on the offensive staff, like he wasn't a coach, like he was just so he would go watch the games like an independent person, like, hey, watch the games. Hear what I say and tell me what you think it is, like if it's a run, if it's a fake run, it's a cadence Like he knows nothing. He's just like kind of a football guy. And and so then you would kind of if they were right about a lot of stuff, you'd be all right, we man need to change it. But sometimes they like they'd be totally wrong. They like, you know because we have we also do fake audibles. We say words and we passed. Or it might be a cadence something like you have all these words you're saying and like can they can you know what's what's things known that what we're doing is accurate or not.

01:20:41
Speaker 7: Is this a guy that was there when when you got to the Giants, like you had this type of personnel guy or like hey we need somebody.

01:20:47
Speaker 10: No, he was like on the staff. It's like but he was doing I mean he's like in the marketing department or something. You know, he's just like, hey, we need you to watch the we need want to listen, like watch the TV version of this, and tell us what you think some of the words I was saying is or or hand signals or tendencies. They actually saw a tendency where if it was a run play, I would lick my I'd licked just my like left hand. It was a pass bay, I lived left and right. They told me that one time. I was like, oh wow, like stuff that you never think about, like I don't know, I don't I never just like little habits or tidbits that you that you get so you like run plays, try to lick both fingers sometimes that's wild.

01:21:25
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, the subconsciousness.

01:21:27
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know it's going to be a pass because in the defensive room, look he looks twice and somebody showing a cut up. Right, If every time he's looking twice, this is the past. It's one hundred percent past. Yeah, just like, don't you know it could be play actions. I just don't bite the play action. You know, you know it's a pass, right.

01:21:41
Speaker 7: That's always the best fing in the world when you feel like you finally got somebody on something and then it happens in the game and you're like, I cannot believe and it actually worked out. The way they said it would.

01:21:51
Speaker 1: It's always a chess mass with me and he like okay.

01:21:54
Speaker 7: So that that brings up a different question of mine. At any point in your career, did you ever put on the table to be like, boys fifty one here we gotta right.

01:22:05
Speaker 10: But you got oh yeah, yeahs per we just got a double team. I'm like, we always have, you know, like a spy a quarterback, we spied the linebacker. We always have, you know, always have double just a sinner can't handle him alone.

01:22:19
Speaker 2: If you blitzes.

01:22:19
Speaker 10: They gotta have the running back chip on the case.

01:22:22
Speaker 1: Just a game game wrecord where good hands on this guy, he's gonna wreck the game.

01:22:29
Speaker 2: That's exactly exactly.

01:22:30
Speaker 7: When you guys look at this, yeah.

01:22:32
Speaker 2: You're it wasn't Yeah it was, It wasn't.

01:22:34
Speaker 7: Agin No, that's the wrong white guy.

01:22:42
Speaker 2: The other one.

01:22:43
Speaker 7: Karg at the biceps now him and play like the two white biceps in the league are like my god, God, Greek garg When you guys win that game and then those guys go on that trip. Two things, I have two questions for you. One were you invited? And two do you think it really had that big of an effect on what people say it is for the Giants.

01:23:03
Speaker 10: No, no, end No, I was not invited. It was not invited on the on the boys trip to Miami. It wouldn't have gone in any way, I don't think. But yeah, I mean here it is obviously. I don't think they prepared to go to Miami. They're all on a boat in jeans and timberlands.

01:23:18
Speaker 7: Yeah.

01:23:20
Speaker 10: I think it was the last second deal.

01:23:23
Speaker 2: You know.

01:23:23
Speaker 10: I think they went out all night, so like yeah, I mean it's it's just a bad look. It's like, hey, we're in the playoffs. We're ready, like we want to make a run. Oh yeah, but first let's go on a on a you know, on a Sunday night and Monday, you know Miami. Just stay up all night like getting focused. So like obviously they're back. I mean, you know they're back on I don't know if they came back Monday night. We have an all day Tuesday. You back at practice Wednesday, so they have they have time. They're young, they have time to heal up or whatever. It's just like kind of the the psyche around. It's like, hey, it's playoff time. Let's like taking another another notch, get you know more focused more serious, not let's go party in Miami, right, Yeah?

01:23:59
Speaker 7: Did you did you have a talk with Odell and the boys when they came in, Like, guys, listen, I understand you want to have fun, but when we're getting photos, like, we need people to think and know that we are trying to win a super Bowl.

01:24:10
Speaker 2: Here, right.

01:24:11
Speaker 10: No, you know, it's like, hey, it's kind of like take care of your business. Hey, if you want to go to Miami, that's fine. They're back there at practice, they're ready to go. So I think it's trying to make I think. And also you're dealing with the media, so if you like attack them or go on, it was nothing to helping there. I tried to make light of it and just like kind of I was like, hey, you know, they asked me like were you there, I'm like, who do you think took the picture or something like that.

01:24:34
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I got invited.

01:24:36
Speaker 10: You know, have my camera photo photo photoshops. So I think you just kind of laugh at it and and hope you go out there and play well and and we you know, Odell didn't have a great game. You know that you had a couple of drops early on, so it wasn't had nothing to do with Miami. It's just a bad look.

01:24:53
Speaker 2: Or at least were some trunks like make it seem like we went for a swim or relaxing.

01:24:58
Speaker 10: Wady and you're going to Miami on a boat. You know you would You're you're a big speedo guy.

01:25:04
Speaker 2: Yeah.

01:25:04
Speaker 7: I was big into the half banana HMMA, the one that if you look from just one profiles like is he completely and then the other side was like, okay, no, there's a strip there.

01:25:12
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was.

01:25:12
Speaker 7: One that Ben Jones and I actually shared. We had a locker that we shared it with.

01:25:15
Speaker 10: That's that's aggressive sharing a speedos It's aggressive.

01:25:19
Speaker 7: Yeah, especially the lack of washing. That's probably the worst, the worst part about it. You were we had your brother on he talked about pranks. How big are you in the prank game when it came to the locker room?

01:25:30
Speaker 2: Uh?

01:25:30
Speaker 10: Yeah, that was that was That was one of my favorites. So, especially especially with the offensive lineman. I think like you know that that was someone you know, we always kind of go back and forth, you know, playing pranks. I think the good thing about a prank is like you can't be a tattle tale about a prank, you know. I And that's what even like Lineman, there someone that got me. I didn't like make a big deal about it. I accepted you can laugh about it like, oh that that's good, that's creative. There's you know, I appreciate a good prank. Probably the best one that got on me that someone to me my center Sean O'Hara going out for a walk through, so like before the practice, you know, you kind of go out there after a few meetings and you just kind of walk through some of the new plays, walk through some of the places you're running practice, and it's just you know, you wear your shorts and a T shirt. And O'Hara would go out there for practice. I go under center and he was just wearing jim shorts nothing underneath. He caught a hole in the jim shorts. So I felt a lot of skin as I go under center, and so you know, and you know, but now I know, like I gotta protect them. I went shotgun obviously, and just like all of a sudden, like Coach Coffin's.

01:26:36
Speaker 2: Like, why are we doing shotgun? Like you can't run power like in shotgun?

01:26:40
Speaker 10: I'm like, sorry, Coach, I was just trying to like throw off the defense a little bit, like I could have called O'Hara out right away, but then like you know, then it's like a whole issue, like the bigger things. So like kind of give O'Hair the look like I saved you. Now like cover up, do something. Don't let you know. I'm coming back under center. But everything needs to be in place again. So I think that's like the men tudy, like, hey, appreciate it. It's funny. You got me good. I'm not gonna tell on you. And then you know, you kind of, you know, figure out a way to have have pranks that make it fun.

01:27:09
Speaker 7: If you if Sean O'Hara gets you in a walk through, does your mind go to, oh that's solid, will move on, or is it now I have to get Sean back.

01:27:16
Speaker 10: I think I wait for the opportunities. I'm notant going to force it, uh. I think with Sean, I think I eventually I got into his phone and I changed I switched his wife's number and Coach Coughlin's numbers, so he thought he was texting his wife. He was just texting Coach Coughlin. So you know, it's pretty much just good. It takes a little time. You got to memorize both numbers and like copy and paste and cut. I mean, you know, it takes a little That.

01:27:41
Speaker 7: Is a littleabolic type just text. Just don't practice. I love you. What the hell are we talking about it?

01:27:50
Speaker 2: Did you ever get like Hayes as a rookie?

01:27:53
Speaker 10: Hey, I had to, uh, you know I always had like by the day you were back you were back in the day, back in the day. Yeah, I mean definitely. You know the last day of training camp got like taped up and thrown in the cold tub and.

01:28:05
Speaker 2: Like my.

01:28:09
Speaker 7: Tate you yeah, like are you can use your arms?

01:28:13
Speaker 2: No? Not much.

01:28:16
Speaker 7: Hey, you're in danger.

01:28:17
Speaker 2: Danger.

01:28:18
Speaker 10: The key to that you just stay very calm. I'm just like I didn't fight it. I'm just like, all right, just like do what you gotta do. Like some like I mean I remember watching Brandon Jacobs like in a full wrestling match, like fighting everybody. I'm like, no, no, that's like when things go bad.

01:28:31
Speaker 2: Yeah. But also the size of Brandon Jacob.

01:28:33
Speaker 10: Right, he could do that. I mean I was like, I'm not gonna like fight straight hand. I'm like, I just like give straight hand. His moment like tape me up, throw me in and then they'll save me. Are you clothed?

01:28:44
Speaker 2: Uh?

01:28:45
Speaker 10: Yeah I was clothed. I don't think I was, don't, Yes, I was closed. Maybe some grays, some grays grays on, just some little.

01:28:51
Speaker 7: Short Imagine the panic of like, yeah, they'll save me, right, but then there's a piece of you. It's like what if they just leave me here for myself? What's the funniest rookie hazing that you've seen?

01:29:03
Speaker 2: Or maybe the worst?

01:29:05
Speaker 7: And we're way past round the statue hazing.

01:29:09
Speaker 2: You have to say names.

01:29:11
Speaker 10: Yeah, I guess we I mean, I don't know if it was hazing, just a prank, pranking you say pranking?

01:29:20
Speaker 7: Yeah, you guys just funning around.

01:29:22
Speaker 8: That's it.

01:29:22
Speaker 2: This is al.

01:29:24
Speaker 10: Yeah, we had we had a rookie quarterback from from Kentucky, Andre Woodson, Uh, that we may drafted like the sixth, sixth or seventh round, and so it's uh, you know back then these are like you know, it's O t as, So it's not in season. It's just like the O t as, which are as we all know, they're voluntary, they're not mandatory. You don't have to go to them. As I look at it. The team doesn't have to pay you or sign you on the team. So you you know, I always went to O t AS and we like, you know, you work out and it's not we ain't got to like we're on the field practicing. We're just kind of doing this is this is before this is before the new uh, the new collective bargaining agreement. So nothing all this happened. So we just kind of have We're having meetings and you know, you're just working out and you can kind of go in the field and throw if you want. So Andre have we had six thirty quarterback meetings. He didn't show up and we just got drafted like two weeks before, so yeah, you kind of needed should be there. I'm there, coaches are there, and we're in a QB meeting. He didn't show up, so I say, coach, I got to go to the bathroom real quick. I went to his locker, cleaned out his locker, got it. He didn't have much in there. I've been there two weeks, got everything out and got some giant stationary and I said, come see me in my office, bring your playbook TC for Tom Coughlin just kind of posted it up there so I got I told one of the equipment managers. I said, hey, you got to go sit up up top of Calflin's office and like just be based out there and watch him. When when Andre comes up, stop him, don't let him come in there, and tell him that he was late to practice or late for the meetings. But and so Andre came in. He came in the quarterback room first asked if he could talk to me. I told me what was going on. So I'm like, yeah, you just got to go up there, like admit to it, just telling you're sorry. It won't happen again. Like make have your excuse ready. Like I set the you know, the the alarm clock the PM and said a M or whatever. Yeah, I'm like, you smell out, you're hungover, so that's not good. So trying to maybe shower before you go up there. And so he did all this stuff, and then you know the equipment guy, he's about to walk in. The equipment guys like elis you know, messing with you? You know you're good, You're good, So just get get the heartbreak.

01:31:31
Speaker 7: Going multiple layers to that.

01:31:33
Speaker 10: Yeah, like going on, isn't the.

01:31:34
Speaker 2: Fear you have walking up there? To his office.

01:31:37
Speaker 7: Yeah, but even like you think of the kid being late, hungover, and it's like he probably wasn't thinking a whole lot, but having the headiness to go to Eline and be like you gotta help me out. Yeah, what are we doing, buddy? You got to face Yeah, go shower. It is it's just nuts. All the pranking that went down.

01:31:54
Speaker 2: We had the Dinners, right, that's dinners.

01:31:58
Speaker 7: Yeah, dinners were big, but like my like last year was kind of like they shaved my head and that was really it. Yeah, And then I got brought up to like Ken wizen Hunt was our head coach, and there was him and the GM and they're like, who did it. I'm like, guys, someone else will snitch. I cannot be the guy to do that. Can't be the guy to do it. But a bunch of guys got in trouble in for like half the year. I had to sit there and be like, we know you did this to us. I was like this guy, I promise, and at some point you've got to stop defending yourself, right and just move on. But after that they're kind of like, hey, we're done doing the hazing, We're done doing all that, and kind of when it died. Yeah, the pranks kind of weren't as fun as you hear about the old school days.

01:32:35
Speaker 10: Well, there's pranks and then there's hate. There is a difference a little bit. There's like one that you can kind of laugh atout shaving someone's head. I mean, I mean, I think I think like the dinners, like making a rookie go out and buy and you hear like some of these are like eighty five thousand dollars dinner. I'm like, that's not that's not too much.

01:32:52
Speaker 2: That's too much.

01:32:53
Speaker 10: It's like these you don't know what this guy's gonna make the team in two years, Like it's a lot of that's a lot of money. So I don't think it's like a you know, you know, we had rookie linemen and you know we've played some pranks around that where we went to dinner and I got them to make fake bills. We would do the same for grand or something, and I was like, oh, we're just messing with you, Like you know it was it was only like three grand and I paid it, so like you're fine.

01:33:18
Speaker 7: Yeah, the money thing. Some guys like fighting now, Like I remember AJ Brown his first year He's like, y'all better not be doing none of this. He was like adamant about it to the point where.

01:33:27
Speaker 2: I know when you got guys like that, it's kind of like, okay, this is like you.

01:33:30
Speaker 7: Gotta have fun, have fun with it. But we would get we would have like undrafted cats, and they would like, hey, you get the three of you or how many undrafted guys. You guys are gonna have like one dinner together. And that's where we would do the We'd have like four or five like fake bottles of Louie come in. Guys be like, hey, do you want one? You want to take one home with you?

01:33:46
Speaker 2: Sam?

01:33:46
Speaker 7: Sureman, y'all I'll have my own bottle. Absolutely, So these guys are sweating. The bill comes, it's like sixty five thousand dollars and it's all like you know, apple juice inside or whatever. Fake bottles.

01:33:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, the pranking stuff, and a lot of it too is like carrying pads. I had to carry pads a lot. Yeah, and since I was undrafted, the boys did kind of like prank me saying I was gonna have to buy the linebacker dinner.

01:34:06
Speaker 2: And I want to say the linebacker dinner was only.

01:34:08
Speaker 1: Like twelve hundred dollars, but I was sweating because my signing bonus was only like twenty five hundred dollars.

01:34:14
Speaker 2: Or yeah something low right. I'm like, bro, I don't even know if I'm going to be here.

01:34:18
Speaker 1: I need as much as this money as I possibly can before I go into the real world. But uh, they ultimately was like London Fletcher's like, hey, we're just we're messing with you. You don't have to you don't have to buy the dinner because I was, like, you know, I was just had anxiety the entire time, thinking, well, my entire check's gonna go to this dinner.

01:34:36
Speaker 2: No money for playing in the NFL.

01:34:37
Speaker 7: Yeah, my rookie year I had, like I came into my rookie season was zero credit. Like I my credit scores like four, had nothing. I never had a credit card or anything like that. So like I had I was a first round pick, I had the signing bonus I did, but like to use a credit card ID like a thousand dollar limit on it for like the first year. So when I went to my rookie dinner, I was like, hey, I need this to be like up to ten thousand dollars. At least, and I don't get that done. But it's just like it's terrifying to like finally have money and then be like, right to.

01:35:04
Speaker 1: Make sure the snacks are full. Yeah, decorate the rooms during holidays.

01:35:08
Speaker 7: Yeah you a big decoration guy. What's you thought on holidays?

01:35:10
Speaker 10: Uh yeah, uh yes, right. We didn't have a ton of quarterbacks. But I mean the offensive line room I thought was the best. I mean I think they did it the best. They like big decorations. Guys went out for I like the fine rules, like offense, especially the offensive line room. We had a big kick of like obviously there's like jumping off sides and but like unit embarrassments, U ease, like if you fall down, like you're like on a screen and you're out there by yourself, you block no one, no time, Like I love the fines. And then like that went towards like the team dinner I think at the end. So I was big on, big on going in the offensive room. A lot of our code words going in the offensive line room and be like if we had like a word we use the bunch, Hey, we need a new you know, a new word for like you know, we used to have boss you know Backer on strong safety, and we had like Bruce and Springsteen, you know for the boss, but then we have I'm like, all right, Lineman, like you get first, first choice. We need a new word for for boss, and like the first one is always totally inappropriate.

01:36:08
Speaker 2: You know.

01:36:08
Speaker 10: They're like, you know there was like coach Colflin's wife's you know, nay, I'm not saying Judy Coughlin, you know, like you are trying to get me in trouble or like something like totally inappropriate like uh you know, like you know, boobies. I'm like, no, we can't do that. So word makes me think of mister Mitch.

01:36:33
Speaker 1: Then when we're in Nebraska, dayn is like boom, yeah, yeah exactly.

01:36:41
Speaker 10: Then then I was like all right, nevermind. Like you know, they had their fun like they're like, oh, we almost had ones, you know, not so fast, So I'll think of something making making it up. But yeah, I think it's it's like it's such a long season. You're in there, like in the meetings and there's so much serious about it, Like you got to find these different things to to keep keep the players involved or laughing or thinking or just to kind of break up the monotony of doing this like every single day. Every every day is the same, you know, in the course of a season.

01:37:10
Speaker 7: Yeah, the especially when you get in like late October early November, when you're like you can't see the start line and you ustill can't see the finish line left. Yeah, it's like we got to figure out a way to have a good time. The fines were awesome. We would have like we would have a fine, like if the owner saw you and was like giving you a handshaker of a hug, Like, that's a two undred fifty dollars fine for essentially kissing ass. It's a way different name for us, but for sake of a kid show right now, we'll call it that. And the owner, like my Amy Adams strunk from the Titans two three years into it, she like caught win about it. So she pulled me over. She's like, so, what is the fine? I was like, if you go up to these rookies and you give them hugs or anything like that, like they're getting banked. So at like she would start doing it during camp. Guys started to catch on and when Amy would start walking over all the rookies would literally run away from her to where it was like a weird game of like tag taking place where she'd like chase players and they just begin and find as if she touched you, you're out. It's two hundred fifty dollars right there.

01:38:03
Speaker 2: So it is.

01:38:04
Speaker 7: It is a fun, fun game. A big Spootober guy, big spook too, Are you big? Like Halloween?

01:38:09
Speaker 2: Yeah, Halloween has some good Halloween parties. There.

01:38:11
Speaker 10: You know, there's Mario, there's my wife, there's you know, the princess. My prince is right thereby there you look at her, look at us.

01:38:18
Speaker 7: Stunning group. Yeah, a stunning duo right there.

01:38:21
Speaker 2: That was probably.

01:38:22
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's Timmy hasselback right there is the ups guy. Uh yeah, and his his wife and so they're Nashville people.

01:38:31
Speaker 2: Now I love that.

01:38:32
Speaker 10: But yeah, so that was that was fun. I had, Actually I had the theme music I was. I had like a this is before you actually had, you know, like bluetooth.

01:38:43
Speaker 2: I had.

01:38:43
Speaker 10: I had like a real like stereo and I had like an iPad like iPod hooked into it playing the theme music for Super Mario Brothers on repeat all night long.

01:38:54
Speaker 7: Just yeah, at at some point, no one wants to be around you. What is what's a what's a holiday? To Eli Manning enjoys more than anything? What's your favorite holiday?

01:39:08
Speaker 2: Spring Break? Does that count?

01:39:09
Speaker 10: I like sprame broak? Yeah, you got some good memories. Yeah yeah, I mean college spring break. I still now like I love having kids, and now you get spring break again, like you're back in the mix. So I'm a big big like you know, I'm already like looking at it next year. I'm like, when's our spring break? What are we doing planning?

01:39:29
Speaker 2: Yes? Yeah, so I'm a big spring break guy.

01:39:31
Speaker 7: How do you guys as a family figure out where you guys are going to like like locations in a hat and.

01:39:37
Speaker 10: Yeah, over the years, we've kind of you know, we've done Yeah, we we've kind of changed it up. Usually go beach. Just being up in New York, like by March, you know, it hits and it's like it is cold. It's still cold up here. We need some sunshine, so we go down there, go and I got a great beach pod right there.

01:39:55
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's that's.

01:39:57
Speaker 10: Like probably like three weeks after we just won our second Super Bowl, so I was in peak physical.

01:40:03
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, right, You've celebrated for twenty one days now.

01:40:06
Speaker 2: Straight down in Miami.

01:40:07
Speaker 10: There we go to Bahamas a lot, so we do, like do a lot of fish in and go go down there with the kiddos. They like it and go snorkeling and all.

01:40:14
Speaker 2: That good stuff.

01:40:15
Speaker 10: Yeah, spring break, big spring break.

01:40:17
Speaker 7: I love that.

01:40:18
Speaker 2: Yeah, where's Christmas on your list? Or fourth of July?

01:40:20
Speaker 10: No, I mean love Christmas as well. I mean things, it's just you know, like Christmas and Thanksgiving are are weird as football players because you don't like it's not like a real holiday, Like you don't get Thanksgiving. Oh we practice on Thanksgiving, and so it wasn't like, oh we get the family together. I didn't, you know, it wasn't around my brothers and my family. So even Christmas, Like I don't see my brothers on Christmas anymore. I don't you know, I don't go down and necessarily see my parents. So it's like I love it from the kids and the excitement and the feeling of it, but it just wasn't like as big of a you know, just kind of like the great family moments that that you get to create because you know, we just as my dad was like in the same in the same boat growing up, and so it was just kind of a weird not a weird deal, just it was just different.

01:41:09
Speaker 2: Sounds like you have a lot of pains Christmas.

01:41:10
Speaker 10: Okay, I like, like Christmas present Santa guy, that's nothing better.

01:41:16
Speaker 7: Than give a bunch of presents for your kids and somebody else taking credit for it. Nothing better, man. I'll tell you what though, something about Halloween. That's the number. That's my number one. By far, seasons are changing. It's the opening door to all of the holiday season. It's incredible.

01:41:32
Speaker 2: There you go, there's a big fish. There's there's a big fish.

01:41:38
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, I mean, I said. The timing of this work out where Tom did you know, did catch it? He caught a fish and posted something about like this picture is not about your fish, Tom, it's about you showing off your you know you with your shirt off. I was like, I can't let you get away with this. I just not, you know, I can't can't let that happen. So I just caught a big tuna something. I got to call him out.

01:41:58
Speaker 1: You guys have like good banter anytime you guys are around each other, because at the end of the day, it's like Tom is like the goat of football.

01:42:05
Speaker 7: Sure out of his roast was essentially him getting roasted about you.

01:42:10
Speaker 10: Yeah, you're the guy to come to his roast, and I just never I couldn't do it. I couldn't go down there. And because also I'm also scared, like I've seen enough roast where if you're there, you also get roasted. I'm like, I don't want to get roasted.

01:42:24
Speaker 2: I don't want to.

01:42:25
Speaker 10: I can just roast you from my social media and hide behind social media. That's why I basically am only on social media just so I can. I can roast Brady and then.

01:42:35
Speaker 2: Hide behind it. But I see him in person, no, Like I don't.

01:42:37
Speaker 10: I'm like, I'm like, you know, bowed down, like Tom, you're the greatest, because he could crush me, be like, you know, he just shows all his rings and it's like, you know, I don't need to get to the Super Bowls.

01:42:48
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's got.

01:42:49
Speaker 7: Seven so you know, yeah, but his fingers are missing tossing.

01:42:52
Speaker 10: Yeah, so every know, he brings up the seven super Bowl Like every time I see him, he's like he looks at me, He's just like, God, I really want that one. He's like, I'd probably give up like three other Super Bowls just to have that one the perfect season. Yeah, they would have gone, they would have gone, you know, eighteen and oh or no, yeah, nineteen and o and uh yeah, nineteen and O and go down as the greatest team of all time. And he can't say that he could go down to the greatest player. But they can't say that was the greatest team ever. They're not in they're not in talks with which they should be.

01:43:26
Speaker 2: Yeah, bro, I mean, you won a game for the world that it was New England versus the world. Like I remember watching it.

01:43:33
Speaker 1: I was in high school and we had a Super Bowl party and I'm with all my boys, and I was rooting for the Giants because there's all the arguments that would take place, whether whatever quarterbacks you're talking about, but the Patriots sikos that were just dying on the hill for Tom Brady and the Patriots and they were going undefeated. They were gonna have the greatest team of all time. And so you're sitting there like, man, I hope the Giants can pull this off. And when the Giants did pull it off, it's like you as a fan, you got you know, you got your am going into the next conversation in the cafeteria with that New England Patriot that's been beating their chest all year long, Like you want a game for so many people.

01:44:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, so Jets fans like me, you know, Buffalo fans, like everybody in the AFC kind of is a fan for for taking them down, especially in the AFC East.

01:44:19
Speaker 7: What what's like sparked that playoff run because you guys barely made in the playoff My correct rush, the pass rush was nasty, but even the Super Bowl like first off that espiece when you what was the play of the year when we were like getting tackled fumbling over Justin Timberlake hosted that that was my favorite especes of all time. I thought he absolutely killed it. And you getting on stage being like, I want to think my off it's a line for blocking. Nobody in that moment was like I wasn't even off his lineman at that point, but I'm thinking, this guy is the fucking man. Watch it. But what was it about? Like how the regular season was going, You're barely making the playoffs that insane run at the end.

01:44:54
Speaker 10: It was just kind of up and down season, Like we lost we lost our first two games, end up being to the Cowboys and and to Green Bay, who ended up playing in the in the playoffs. We didn't know they were probably two of the better, you know, two best teams in NFC. Then we went on a six game win streak, and then we lost four in a row, and then we kind of, you know, then won a couple more, and so we actually, you know, we knew we could get hot at the right time, and we we actually played in New England the last game of the regular season that year, and New England obously already clinched the playoff spot. We had clinched the week before we beat Buffalo, so we had clinched the playoff spot also, so you know, we're kind of wondering, Hey, are we gonna sit out this last game. We're going to rest the starters. And Coughlin came in right away and it's like, hey, if you think we're sitting out or resting, like, no, no way, We're playing. This is the best team in the NFL. Let's go beat them, Let's go shot the world. Let's see where we stack up. And so we're like, all right, So we had a great week of prep, went in, had a lead into the fourth quarter, we put up like thirty five points against them, and then Tom Brady and Moss had you know, a big fourth quarter and a comeback and beat us. But like, I think gave us a lot of confidence going into the playoffs, like, hey, that was the best team. We just put up thirty five against them, Like we could we could keep doing that, you know, we can we can play with anybody. And and so that was kind of you know, just had that confident feel going in through it. And when we played them again, we're just you know, it's like, hey, we're one play away. We're like, you know, we just need we need some crazy play, and sure enough, we got that with a helmet catch.

01:46:23
Speaker 2: The times bro so nuts.

01:46:26
Speaker 1: We reached out to our partners at FanDuel to get a obviously you have all the spreads and everything now, not back then, but we reached out trying to figure out what the spread would have been in that game, and the spread would have been the Patriots would have been favored by twelve.

01:46:39
Speaker 2: And a half. Yeah that's what I've heard. Yeah, twelve and a half. That's nuts, man, And like the greatest catch, greatest eight live people hanging on them, right, not the most mobile guy in the world, but at that moment.

01:46:51
Speaker 10: I mean I mean not the most, the most mobile, not the most the most, right, not the most, but.

01:46:56
Speaker 7: Not the worst, not the worst.

01:46:58
Speaker 2: Who do you think it was more mobile?

01:46:59
Speaker 10: You're your I was definitely more mobile than yeah, way by far. I mean he had like he had some long rushes, but they're all like on naked bootlegs where he just faked everybody out and he's like running by himself like Madson, feel miss I think, and like you broke a tackle or two damn right. What's the most annoying thing about Peyton from the from the brother perspective? He as I always say, like Peyton would have been a great wedding planner.

01:47:30
Speaker 2: He like he is.

01:47:31
Speaker 10: He over plans everything and you know, to the to the point. You know, he's I'm here in Nashville. He's having a little birthday party tonight, and he's you know, he's got like a little speech set up and he's got some pictures. I guess he scripted what I should say at his at his speech tonight, Like I'm scripted into his speech. Yeah, I got to print out It's like here's what you say here's a picture we're gonna show, like, yes, for his birthday party. I can already see like when his kids get you know, when kids get married, he's gonna make everybody like, all right, rehearsal dinner. Everybody, send your speeches to me voice memo. I'll edit them, I'll get the order, I'll decide if you get to give a speech, I'll put it together. Like he's just he's he's just a planner and wants to be on top of everything. And it's like a great quality because you know, like we do a Monday night show, Like I feel like I don't have to do anything. My Peyton's done them have figured all out and tell me what to do and like have some ideas. Any idea I come up with gets shot down anyway, So I've learned that. Also, it's like if it's not his, like you got, if I have a really good idea, I gotta find a way to make it seem like it's his idea for it to pass through. Yeah, if I just if I just come out with the suggestion like no, no way, I gotta like kind of have a conversation with him and like we're like brainstorm and like, oh, we came up with it together. There's like a whole system to it.

01:48:52
Speaker 7: Gain the system, no doubt, scripting your own speech to hear from your brother is one of the more wild things have ever. It's been that way, you guys whole life. Has he always been that type of organized guy?

01:49:04
Speaker 10: Yeah, just always just like you know, thinking about every every little detail. I mean even I remember like when he was getting recruited in high school. You know, he would taught. He taught to every single coach. He was like, you know, probably the number one recruit in the country quarterback, and he you know, went to visits the Notre Dame in Michigan, Florida state at the time, Tennessee, you know, but taught to every single coach and one of like there was not one school that was like from the get go, He's like, no, I'm definitely not going there. Like everything is in consideration. He would taught to these coaches and then he had like a little recorder, like an old school tape recorder that he would hit record and he would talk into it about what they talked about. It's like taught with you know, Bobby Bowden and we talked about their offensive scheme and like, you know, some of the recruits they are looking at, and I remember like going through it at one.

01:49:52
Speaker 2: Time, like he would.

01:49:53
Speaker 10: I would like sit there like listening to it, and then he would leave and I would like, all of a sudden, record and it's like me, you know, he still has it somewhere. He played it for me one time, because he goes back and listens to him to this day, like he'll still go back and listen to the thing, and all of a sudden he's listened to one, and all of a sudden, I pop on and I'm like eleven years old, and you just hear him, Oh that's a smelly one.

01:50:18
Speaker 2: I run away, you know. Yeah.

01:50:22
Speaker 10: So it's just like you know, but that was you know, that was like our relationship, him being like super organized and me, you know, making his life more difficult. So like not responding to his text fast enough on ideas, He like sends a text and it's like been an hour and I haven't respond. He's like, why aren't you responding? Why I sent you a text with like a full outline of your of your speech for my birthday party. I'm like, I didn't know I had a voice like I thought. I. I'm like, yeah, I'll be ready. He's like, have you read it. I'm like, no, I haven't read it yet. It's like it's Monday. I got till Friday. Like I'll read it when, you know, like Thursday night. And he's like, I like, you read it earlier so you can any you know, adjustments. I'm like, I'll just figure it out and it'll be fine.

01:51:04
Speaker 2: That is.

01:51:05
Speaker 7: It definitely plays into all the stories you hear about how you know you see him and who was the center he played with for Saturday where they're like yelling at each other in the sidelines, keep it everybody. He just seems like he's a guy has to be in full control, full control. How were you on the field with your guys when somebody's messing up?

01:51:21
Speaker 10: I was, you know, someone messes up. I think it always depends if it's like a physical mistake or a mental mistake. Like physical physical mistakes, it didn't bother me. It's like a receiver drops a pass, like I'm not going to rip into him, like I know he's trying to catch the pass, just like and I kind of wanted, you know, on the reversal if I miss you on a on your open and I bet throw a bad pass. I don't want you like putting your hands up and like you know, oh you know, like hey, you know, I'm gonna help you out.

01:51:48
Speaker 2: You help me.

01:51:48
Speaker 10: But like the mental mistakes, they run the wrong route, they don't get a check. Uh, they screw up in practice, And like the mental mistakes in practice, that's where you kind of like get on them and say, like that that's what lous his games, Like, that's what's gonna lose this games, not if you drop a pass, because like we can overcome that, and that's a physical thing and and you know, just that's just part of life in football and those happens. And the mintal mistakes is like, hey, that's you. It's not being focused, not not not going through your playbook, not studying, not being in the moment. And so those are the ones that I used to get a little.

01:52:20
Speaker 2: Bit more bothered with.

01:52:22
Speaker 7: When you talk about physical mistakes of a wide receiver dropping a ball, is that different than a physical mistake of of a left tackle compully whipping on a block.

01:52:29
Speaker 10: No, I think it's the same thing. Like if a left tackle misses, a blocker gets beat, Like hey, you know, you know, you know de Mark is where hey, he gets paid. Also like he's got a job to try to sack the quarterback and he sacked me more than any other player in the NFL. And and so you know, I'm not going to like rip into the you know, left tackle, like what are you doing? Like I know it's hard, Like i'd be like more to the coach, like, hey we should be chipping that might I think that more is like the mental mental mistake. Yeah, not by the left tackle, by us not having a back over there or handling that. And so uh it's more like, hey, if the left tackle is supposed to fan out to the will who's blitzing, and he's he doesn't fan out there, that's like, you know, that's a problem when I think, hey, this guy's blitzing and he should be blocked and he's not blocked. That's that's what leads to like sack fumble, bad play.

01:53:16
Speaker 7: Have you ever gotten into with kauflin gott into a tip about protection issues. Maybe one of your guys is getting beat a lot and you're like, hey, we should chip, but confidence like no, no, we have route concepts that can fix all that and you just go a rog and be like, you know what, we're bringing the y in never may. We'll deal with this on film in a couple of days. We're actually gonna working with the h over here. We're gonna double chip.

01:53:36
Speaker 2: Yeah.

01:53:36
Speaker 10: I think most of the like most of the coordinators are like pretty good on protection. I think that's like, you know, they know, if you can't protect, like you're gonna have a long day. And so I mean, and it's not like, hey, we can't chip every single play, like the back's back there and protect it if they blitz the back and the linebacker like now that guy can't you know, can't chip. And so I think it's just trying to understand, you know, you can't. You can't leave him on an island all day by himself, like you know, we used to kind of like, you know, especially early in the game, let's hey, first play, let's not just like let's get let's not do a seven step drop, you know, pass play and like not chip you know, stud defensive end, Like let's just be a little smart in that. Let's get into the flow of things. And then you know, hey, third down, sometimes we gotta leave him on his own. You know, third and four and five, Like, hey, we got to get the ball out fast, so we got to mix things up.

01:54:25
Speaker 7: Let's have a quick talk about Beaman and friends Tier ones. You need to listen to me real quick. Nashville in January, what do we do? We hosted a show Jared Beeman. He lost to bet, then he had to go do a live show at Zanie's.

01:54:38
Speaker 2: We sold it out.

01:54:38
Speaker 7: We had an incredible time. It was so much fun that we were actually going to do it again myself Wednesday, May twenty seventh in the Lab at Zanie's. It'll be me and Jared Beaman. We will be hosting. Jared will be performing along with the best comedians best local comedians in Nashville, Tennessee. If you want tickets, head over to Nashville dot Zany dot com. Snag your tickets, grab the crew. Let's make a night of it, dude, Wednesday night, hump night. We just did a roll and now we're doing this dude. That's how you bring it all into one right now, Zany, Let's have a good time.

01:55:12
Speaker 2: Boys.

01:55:12
Speaker 7: I'm gonna love it. You should love it too. Buy those tickets. Let's have a good time, have a good old time boys, is your is your agent? Tom Condon?

01:55:20
Speaker 2: Tom? Yeah?

01:55:21
Speaker 7: How did I also had Tom? I think Tom is one of the goats. How did Tom handle your Draft day?

01:55:29
Speaker 5: So?

01:55:29
Speaker 10: Tom?

01:55:30
Speaker 5: Uh?

01:55:31
Speaker 10: So Thomas Peyton's agent, so you know, like through the process of picking agent. And I was like, yeah, he was good enough for Peyton. Fine, Like I knew Tom.

01:55:39
Speaker 7: Was based on the short amount of time we met each other. I completely understand why you'd be like, yeah, you know what, Peyton chose him.

01:55:44
Speaker 2: See research on this.

01:55:47
Speaker 10: He met with every agent and these meetings like that sounds miserable, Like Tom, You're you're good, like I met him, seem like you're doing a great job, so like you're hired.

01:55:57
Speaker 2: Uh.

01:55:57
Speaker 10: And then draft day. Draft day was interesting. Obviously I had a lot going on with you know, I told san Diego, who had the first pick, that you know, didn't quite want to go there. So I remember, like fifteen minutes before the actual draft, It's like a Saturday in New York and Tom's like, hey, got good news and bad news. I'm like, all right, what do we got. He's like, uh, san Diego wants to trade, you know, make a trade. I'm like, all right, that's great. I said, what's it. I assume that's good news. Though, yeah, that's good news. I'm like, what's the bad news. He's like, it's the Cleveland and we're not going there either. I'm like that might be a little difficult.

01:56:28
Speaker 2: Like I'm already I hated.

01:56:29
Speaker 10: I feel like by you know, making this move, and so uh ended up working out and and you know, it ended up being a trade with the Giants after I was drafted and and went to New York. But Tom was he was always like very like I guess he was pretty relaxed like I was. I was pretty relaxed, So I don't I don't know. I never demanded a whole lot from him, and I just like I always told Tom, it's like this get the you know, good deals you know has you know, I felt like an agent. I think everybody has this like perception that you always talk to your agent like every day. I had, like the opp said, I'm like, Tom, I'll talk to you like every five or six years when like a new deal is up for my football, Like you don't have to call me, and like I'm gonna stay with you. I'm not ever getting rid of you, like you know, we can you can call me we want to come to games, fine, but like you don't have to like work this relationship that hard.

01:57:16
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it must be the easiest husband of all time.

01:57:21
Speaker 5: Well, what was that?

01:57:23
Speaker 7: We have a fan question from we go Stop Barking at Stop Barking fourteen? What exactly was wrong with the Chargers.

01:57:28
Speaker 2: It's nothing.

01:57:29
Speaker 10: I just didn't feel like they were the most committed team to winning at the time. It just seemed like, I mean, and you know, Marty Schottenheimer was the head coach who was awesome, had great respect for him. But like they came for they came to work me out in New Orleans and went through a full workout. We went to dinner that night, and like there was this friction between you know, the head coach, the general manager, like the owners. They're all like yelling, kind of like fighting. We're at a Marriott, like you know, restaurant, and and you know, Sean Heimer's mad that were He's like we're in New Orleans reading now a Marriott, and you know.

01:58:07
Speaker 2: So he's like pissed.

01:58:07
Speaker 10: They're like kind of this bickering, and it just seemed didn't seem like there was a whole lot of like agreement on things, and like they were kind of like committed to building a great, winning franchise at that moment, and they turned it around, you know, quickly. You know, at the time they had Drew Brees was a quarterback and so but you know, they had like Damien Towlinson where they are like sounds like great players, but they weren't winning games. They're obviously still the worst, you know, had the worst worst record in the in the NFL at that moment. But they kind of used that, you know, that year got Philip Rivers, the trade that they used for the Giants to get they got Sean Merriman. You know, all of a sudden breeze just starts playing great. I remember during my workout with them that year New Orleans, They're like, hey, we got this unbelievable tight end. He's never played a down a football in his life, but he's like he's this guy's gonna be a stud. I'm like, yeah, you know right, I'm like, what's the name is, Like Antonio Gates. I'm like, yeah, never heard of them.

01:59:01
Speaker 2: Yeah.

01:59:02
Speaker 10: Like they had like these kind of unknown people that end up being superstars, and you know, they they you know, had a chance in seven to you know, make the play or made the playoffs in the AFC Championship game. But even that, like they want they they lose the AFC Championship Game to New England and then that year they fire shot in Himer and get rid of both their offense and defensive coordinators. It's like it's kind of a weird thing to do, and you go fourteen and two. Yeah, so it's just like it kind of like at that moment, I felt like it kind of proved to me. It's like maybe they didn't really know what they were doing and like, you know, they got into this situation and doing well, but like you know, they they you know, so anyway, it uh nothing against San Diego, the people.

01:59:41
Speaker 2: The town, the cities there.

01:59:44
Speaker 7: San Diego rips. Yeah, yeah, that's an awesome spot. But you're you're trying to win games. Was it this this dinner? You walked through from this dinner being like I can't I don't want to be a part of this, and then you call Tom and you're like.

01:59:56
Speaker 10: Yeah, even before I had heard some some some some issues, but I said I'm gonna kind of go. I remember like telling my parents, I'm like I'm going to go to this dinner, but I'm not going to be like too impressive, if that makes sense, Like I'm not going to like trying to wow them. And and so I remember I was Cam Cameron was the offensive coordinator, and he sent like like two days before the workout, he sent me this playbook to look through. So I looked through. I was, you know, looking through it. I was like, oh, it was very cool. Actually it's like my first NFL playbook. So I went through it. Like the second or last page of this like one hundred plage playbook had like a twenty dollars bill taping there trying to get you. So all of a sudden, now I'm like in a dilemma. I'm like, I don't want to be too impressive because like I was just hoping they just wouldn't draft me. They're like, hey, we'll draft someone else. But I'm like, but I don't want the word to get out that I didn't look through this playbook and didn't like give him the twenty dollars. If they tell, like, say that it spread, yeah, he spreads like, oh, we sent him playbook and he looked at He never looked to it. So I kind of weighed my options. I ended up, you know, giving it back to Cam Cameron, but not to the whole ownership. I just kind of did it on the side, like after my workout, I was like, hey, thanks for the workout. I feel like, oh, you know something, and kind of gave him the twenty.

02:01:06
Speaker 2: But that was all.

02:01:07
Speaker 1: This stuff about San Diego. Is this just intel you're getting from your camp?

02:01:10
Speaker 10: Just intel, just from like Tom Condon.

02:01:12
Speaker 2: A little bit of sounds like.

02:01:17
Speaker 7: This team you do not want to go to the Chargers here's not committed to winning, great city, not committed. We had a whole PowerPoint presentation.

02:01:23
Speaker 10: So it is just kind of from Tom Condon just and he I mean he had a couple of the players, he had a couple of the coaches, so just kind of you know, he was he was you know, he didn't he was supportive in me making this decision. My parents really weren't supportive. My dad didn't like the idea. He came to my defense and like supported me after everything was going down, but a lot he didn't like that.

02:01:44
Speaker 2: You were kind of demanding I don't want to go to sandag.

02:01:46
Speaker 10: Right, you didn't like he didn't like that, and I think and afterwards he took like a blunt of a lot of the criticism because he kind of came to my defense. And you know, people are saying, oh, you played in New Orleans all those years, you it wins. You're trying to dictate, like where your son's going. He's and and he just kind of, you know, bit his tongue and said, I'm just you know, like this is what he wants to do, and I support him. And he kind of did some media to try to save me from doing all the media and taking the hits.

02:02:14
Speaker 7: That's what when you were taking the fire, when you were evaluating, like you see the Chargers, Okay, I definitely don't want to go to the Chargers. Was there like a wishless in your brain of like where you actually actually want to go?

02:02:24
Speaker 10: I mean, at the time in Oakland was a second pick. Arizona it was the third pick, and then the Giants for the fourth pick. And so I love the Giants, you know, like Coach Coughlin and you met with him at the combine and just kind of, you know, just you just knew a lot about the history of the New York Giants and the Maryor family, the Tish family, like their commitment to to football well into Mara and just around like you know, just kind of the even the collective bargaining, like you know, revenue sharing was like all his idea. He was all about like building you know, a great NFL, a great league, and like in building a great you know culture around football. No cheerleaders, like it's all about the game and the integrity of it. So that all that resonated with me. I like Coughlin that he was just like hard nosed coach. That's what kind of what I thought of a football coach. And so I was hoping some way to get to the Giants. But didn't you know, there's no real way to dictate where you go. You just knew they were they were, you know, looking for a quarterback.

02:03:22
Speaker 2: Yeah, obviously you had your sixteen year career. It was all with the Giants.

02:03:25
Speaker 1: You have zero regrets, you're happy out all played out. But was there a team in the scope of the conversation that might have been faught like a little farther down the draft that you're like, oh man, it'd kind of be sick if they if they're the ones that when Tom calls and somebody trades up back in that back in your you know, before even you're even wearing the blue. No, I mean I think yeah, just because you you know, you can't dictate where you go. I mean I knew, like, yeah, I mean where. I mean the Steelers obviously kind of have that same I think, just a type of organization just built around like great great, you know football great, you know, history of of games they end up taking, you know, taking Roethlisberger and and there was a speculation with the with the Steelers like on the outside looking at the mix.

02:04:09
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean I think they were kind of knew they were in the mix for a quarterback, but you know, didn't you know, I didn't know, you know, if I would they would trade up or whatever, or I would slip to eleven, i'd you know.

02:04:20
Speaker 2: It was it was very it was different. It was very different than it is now.

02:04:24
Speaker 10: And just everybody talking about the draft and the four days and now they're you know, it's like a whole true event.

02:04:29
Speaker 2: It's true. It's a true event now. Yeah.

02:04:31
Speaker 7: Yeah, Radio City rips, though, what are your how is it for you?

02:04:37
Speaker 2: Legit?

02:04:38
Speaker 1: Like as you've gotten passed over the Hall of Fame, like being a finalist for a couple of years, like knowing you're a guy that's debated about right as much as anybody on getting in the Hall of Fame or not.

02:04:47
Speaker 10: I think I try to have fun with that also, like I'm not I'm not the one that's on a sweat, you know, just like waiting to see if I make it into the Hall of Fame or not. I remember like, uh, you know, the when it first, you know, first came out, like you know, around the same time I went into like the New Jersey Hall of Fame, and I was like, I finally made it. I'm in the Hall of Fame. Yes, the New Jersey Hall of Fame, and like Albert Einstein and cool in the Gang.

02:05:11
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good one.

02:05:13
Speaker 10: So I think it's just, you know, it's not it's not going to you know, make me think about my football career any different, or I care about how other people think about my career. I think all that's kind of it's all been done and the cases is there, like I can't help, you know, I'm not going to do like a promotional and go like, you know, promote myself to make the Hall of fame. You know, the game, the game film is all there, the tape's all there. If I get in, awesome, If I never get in again, it's I'm not gonna be a bitter person about that, you know, It's not really my style.

02:05:44
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's interesting because like a lot of athletes that you talk to like usually take anything and everything to like have a chip on their shoulder and be like, oh, people don't think I'm X, Y and Z all show them, But everything you're showing to us on this episode's like, yeah, you kind of just do your thing. The proof isn't the play have you all has been their entire career, or there are moments in your career where are like this coach didn't believe me, or this guy said X, Y and Z about me, So I'm gonna use this his motivation.

02:06:07
Speaker 10: Yeah, and that was never like a a I was never chip on the shoulder use someone else's you know, words or comments or actions to motivate me. It was more self motivation. It was more you know, doing it because of the integrity of the game or for my own teammates. You know, I probably do it more in defense of a teammate than what someone said about me, more like, hey, I'm gonna I'm gonna show them. You know, this guy's talking trash about this receiver. Hey, let's let's let's attack them and let's you know, I'm gonna get your team catches this game. I'd be more like that to help out someone else. So I think it's like coming in defense of your of your teammates or your coaches or your organization rather than like an attack.

02:06:47
Speaker 7: At me when you're looking at helping out your teammates. Were there ever, times like where you're a receiver needed like five more catches towards the end of the year, if like a two or fifty thousand dollars bonus, Yeah, hey, ain't no way, you're not good.

02:06:59
Speaker 10: That's a that's automatic. Yeah, that's an automatic.

02:07:02
Speaker 2: Yeah.

02:07:02
Speaker 10: When yeah, any any like yeah, needed a touchdown or needed you have five catches or something to make a bonus? You know, you know I would, I would, I could, you know, go with the offensive coordinator and like kind of we would script our first like our favorite plays and like you know, my my like fifteen favorite plays were all like passes that where he was the number one target, like in one of your little screens, like like receiver screen, it would be like a slant or like, you know, all different things that I was like an automatic catcher that person and like the offensive coordinator'd be like, it's like a weird you know look of plays, Like I think you'll figure it out if you kind of analyze it, like all right, all right, Like yeah, so we kind of have fun with like and you know, they everybody's on the same page when you're trying to get somebody those things.

02:07:45
Speaker 7: When it came to personnel for you, at what point like in your career, were you kind of a part of, hey, we need a receiver or were you ever like a vocal about that having to want a guy twenty fourteen, we need a bit Odell right now.

02:07:58
Speaker 10: No, I mean I had some conversations, but never never. I was never about specific person just because I didn't know, Like you see a few highlights on on you know, college guys, and you're not like, oh, we definitely got to take this receiver over that receiver. I don't know the I don't know his personality.

02:08:15
Speaker 2: I don't know what he was. Like.

02:08:16
Speaker 10: I knew Odell because we went to the same high school and uh, and it worked out with them before a few times, but I didn't know if we would take him at you know, uh it was like number eleven or thirteen that year. But yeah, I mean it would be more like, hey, love to have like a tight end, like this one spot we're missing right now. It's more like ideas on on like a position area than then like, hey, we got to take a certain guy with the first pick. You know, that's why they have thirty scouts and a full team that's doing this for aleven.

02:08:46
Speaker 7: When you, uh, with Odell, he were here have the same draft class and watching him come on the scene, is it his rookie year he had to catch against Dallas. Yeah, like they'll catch. At what point were you because at the LSU highlights were absolutely incredible. They see the one the kicking the ack at the end zone, he one hands it before it goes out. He just he's just got an a or about him, and you're like, this kid's unbelievable. How soon did you realize that? In OTAs or camp or a week or whatever.

02:09:10
Speaker 10: It was tough because he missed most of the training. He missed the first four games that year with a hamstring injury, so he missed like almost all a training camp. OTA's kind of was there a little bit, so you like never saw him at full full strength and then he finally he kind of came back. Think like Atlanta, it's like we five, I guess was his first game and like you know, he took us slant eighty yards or touchdown, ran a double move, had another touchdown and it's like all right, like there's something. This guy's got some stuff and but we like, you know, again he was like this. That was like the first week he'd practiced for a full week, so we had to be very slow on like, hey, we can't overload this guy and like move him around too much or put too much on his plate. We just got to like this kind of you know, advance his you know, knowledge of the of the offense and just put him in you know, really like trying to put him in positions where he's getting the ball and has chances to make explosive plays.

02:10:02
Speaker 1: What was it like, Uh, what was your guys's like a relationship? Like like when the moments where Odell becomes distractions, whether he's fighting and then on the sideline or he's overly you know, bringing attention to himself and the team where people are speculating all the time, Are there moments where you guys are having one on one convos?

02:10:20
Speaker 2: Not a whole lot.

02:10:21
Speaker 10: I mean, I think I think receivers you're I mean, you're always juggling. You know, their their personalities, and you gotta kind of deal, you know, deal with what you know with with what they you know, with with with with whatever they kind of bring to the table, because you know they're they're they're talented, and so you're like, hey, you gotta keep them happy. You got to deal with some of these things. And like the thing with Odell, you know, you know he had some you know, the outbursts on the sidelines or he's doing you know something with the kicking net. But like I never had a problem with that stuff because because of the way he practiced every week, like he went one hundred and every single practice, like he was a We actually started, you know, we started wearing the GPS units. It's like tracking everything, and you know, they would take them take them out of practice once he like hit so much load or like you know, and because he like catch a slant and he would go eighty yards. And I finally was like, hey, you got to stop going the eight yards, like you're only getting through half the practice, and I gotta take you out, like just go forty yards like you know, let's not back so we get more reps down the road. But and so like you appreciate the full speed, like the competitiveness and all those things. So he dealt with the other stuff because you saw why he was successful or why he was passionate about because he put a lot of work into it.

02:11:35
Speaker 1: Yeah it was special, dude, Yeah, yeah, he had Odell and what on the back side, you'd have to what you'd have to have a safety over the top at all times.

02:11:44
Speaker 10: And what O'Dell did, like I always kind of wonder like he caught so many slants and went for touchdowns and like I had a ton of receivers and never through that means you know, like you do it, you know, thrown thousands of slants and then like everybody catch it for like a twelve or fifteen yard games, Like why was he going eighty? And and I finally like looked at it and he had an ability where before he caught the ball, he actually had a burst. He didn't like catch it. Look and then like oh burst. It was like he's catching it, and he would like right before the ball he caught it, He's he had his burst right then, and so safeties took bad angles like you're coming in. You're like, oh, he's gonna catch it right there, I'll make the tackle and it's like oh no, I mean, I'm like I'm a yard behind. And then they would never catch up on it. And it was like it was a it was like a unique thing. I don't know if he thought about it or what, but like that's that's what I always thought was a difference of why he like people took bad angles and he went he ran by safety so much.

02:12:40
Speaker 2: Didn't you guys ever do a plan TD celebration commercial?

02:12:44
Speaker 10: They tried, you know, he tried. I was like no, No, I was like, want to get involved. No, I didn't want to get involved. I was like, I'm gonna plan likes fun. I was like, hey, I'm all about it, Like I love the celebrations. I enjoy it, Like, but my planning is going to be trying to get you the celebration, Like I want to want to do the x's and o's, I want to scout. I'll give you a signal like that's my planning, and then you you celebrate for the boat though he's like, all right, deal, you keep giving me the end zone.

02:13:09
Speaker 2: I'll be fine with that.

02:13:10
Speaker 7: How was it when they approach you about doing that commercial with him?

02:13:13
Speaker 2: Yeah? Doing the dirty I mean you've seen when.

02:13:15
Speaker 7: It's like when you walk, want you practice it? And then they go through a quick little ball and they like, do this whole like it was a whole choregraph.

02:13:23
Speaker 10: It's dirty Dancing. It was your movie Dirty Dancing, Patrick Swayze, Yeah, no one in the corner, Yeah in the corner.

02:13:30
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. So it's for the super Bowl.

02:13:32
Speaker 10: We did it, and uh, and it says this is this is a great commercial. And so I was a little nervous about it because, like I'd seen the movie Dirty Dancing a lot, and they're like, we want to do the dance. I'm like, I know the dance. There's like a lot it's like a very intimate dance, a little bit like I don't know if that's in a fly.

02:13:51
Speaker 2: And then uh.

02:13:54
Speaker 10: And so once you know, we got like Landing Collins, we got some of my offensive linement in the background, come come here in a second. So like once we got other players involved. I thought, I was like all right, and it was like but if I'm gonna do it, I gotta go like all out. I want I want to have like the.

02:14:09
Speaker 7: Right should be illegal. It's too good.

02:14:14
Speaker 2: There you go.

02:14:14
Speaker 10: We got some of the linemen going, you know, was trying to get get the dance moves. It was classic seeing them with like the uh the person kind of choreographing this whole thing of like them doing the moves.

02:14:25
Speaker 2: So it was a fun day.

02:14:26
Speaker 7: How long did it take for buying with your with your hogs.

02:14:29
Speaker 10: Well, I think you know anything, you know, for them to get on a commercial Super Bowl, they were all in yea, a little bit there, the little.

02:14:37
Speaker 7: Little something for the effort, for the effort fundamental.

02:14:43
Speaker 10: To this.

02:14:44
Speaker 2: Josh Norman and O B J. Yeah, this was a lot.

02:14:47
Speaker 7: A lot of guys have had have had interactions with Josh Norman. A lot of guys have gone, I think that's like.

02:14:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah you have yeah right. Took me a second.

02:14:57
Speaker 10: Remember on the sidelines there, I think that was like his that was like his his game plan and actually like I think it early in the like there was a big deal before the game, like in the first drive by the way we hit, we hit, I throw a post to him and he drops it and so like it would have been a touchdown like right away, and so like off the get go, I think it got in his head and so and so I think other other dbs like saw that they're like, hey, we can rattle him or he can get him so flustered that maybe that might get him out of his game. So I think that's what Josh did. He is like, how do I throw this guy off his game a little bit? And so I'm gonna tak trash before I'm gonna be physical with them and just try to, you know, do something, because he was, he was dominating and uh, you know and and and you know this game he got off to a slow start, you know, making a comeback and he you know, caught a touchdown on him. But he definitely dropped like a post right off the get go that he burnt burnt Josh, you know badly.

02:15:53
Speaker 7: On and came like a missile team in the middle of the field. Helmet the helmet lowered that thing. Yeah, what's the most right do you've ever been in a game?

02:16:03
Speaker 2: Oh?

02:16:03
Speaker 10: Probably my you know, my rookie year my rookie something ready, that's crazy, assumed it to be Philadelphia and me just getting just destroyed right here.

02:16:14
Speaker 2: You know, this is this is this is this year.

02:16:17
Speaker 10: That's my first game, first game, my first game, my second drive. I mean I didn't start the game and I got in first play. I had a Tiki barber. He goes eighty yards for a touchdown, and then this this is my second drive. We're getting killed. I'm like, I want to throw my first touchdown. So there's like twelve seconds left in the game. So I'm like scrambling around and like that was a bad idea and just get destroyed by Jerome McDougal.

02:16:41
Speaker 7: Hey, by the way, that was not planned for me to ask you that question.

02:16:45
Speaker 10: No, my worst game about I guess, well, about twelve games after this, uh, Kurt Warner was starting. I became a starter. Like my third or fourth start. We played Baltimore and had a zero quarterback rating. It was like, you know, Ray Lewis and ed Ree and Sugs, they were stacked. I remember, like we used to call the mic. You know, you kind of like point out the mic and it like kind of sets your protections, you know, like, hey, you know and so it's not always the mic. Linebackers not always the mic. You can move it around and be like, hey, you know, fifty two is the mic, and ray Lewis is like, no, no, no, I'm not the mic. He's the mic. I'm like, yes, sir, fifty four is the mic. You know, never a good idea to listen to the defense, you know, make your mic calls. And so the zero quarterback writing, I was that was my most rattled for sure.

02:17:31
Speaker 2: He's okay, let's go, Lewis.

02:17:34
Speaker 7: I apologize, Yeah, I apologize for that.

02:17:36
Speaker 2: Who's the biggest ship talker on defense that you've stood across?

02:17:41
Speaker 10: I kind of you know, I don't remember a whole lot of you know, talk.

02:17:44
Speaker 2: I mean I feel like there was more now.

02:17:46
Speaker 10: I mean I feel like the I feel like like the receivers and DB's talk a lot, just because they're like on that island out there, like every play run play, they can like talk. We used to have the opposite like we played we played Washington, you know probably but before you got there, like Albert Haynesworth was like the big defensive tackle. It came from Tennessee. It was it was like unblockable, like you know, defense, if you didn't get Defensive Player of the Year the year before, he should have. He was unblockable. So we signed him and so we played them early on. We had a guard, Richie Soybert, and he was like all worried about going against Hainesworth the whole game. So, you know, first play, we're hey, we'renna. We're gonna run like outside to get him tired, like there was you know, so after the first play, I might huddling up and Richie's there talking with Hainesboro. I'm like, hey, hold on, get in here, and Richie.

02:18:33
Speaker 2: You can hear.

02:18:34
Speaker 10: Richie's going, Hey, Albert, I just want you know I voted for you in the Pro Bowl last year. Man, you're a great player.

02:18:39
Speaker 2: Sweet talk.

02:18:40
Speaker 10: The sweet talks on those defensive linemen, they might kind of might not go hard every single play. They get angry, like you don't want to. You don't want to get Albert Hansworth angry because then he's gonna dominate. But if you sweet talk him, like you know, Richie's like coming back, He's like, hey, Albert and I are friends, Like we're good, We're good. Whatever keeps them away from me exactly, that is the.

02:19:02
Speaker 7: Move, like if you're going to get like Jeff Simmons, Hey Jeff, big fan. That was always like Ben Jones's move. You just sweet talk to nose the entire I'm gonna take care of you. Don't worry someone's get rolled.

02:19:12
Speaker 2: Oh I got your back.

02:19:14
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's like, dumb, but I know you tripped right there.

02:19:16
Speaker 2: I know you tripped. I tell everybody I hated that it sprolls with like not if they wouldn't throw the ball. And he's like, oh, if I caught that ball, I'm going I'm going six. I'm like, oh, I know you are, bro, don't even.

02:19:29
Speaker 10: You had to hate going sproles right, Oh, bro, guard him one on one. Just don't let him get on the angle. I'll let him have the flat all day. Like he's not crossing face.

02:19:40
Speaker 7: That rat get Like hell no, no, what was it when you tell the defensive linement?

02:19:45
Speaker 2: Oh I tell him a bang, I get the d N a bang call and they bro let me. I want to rush. I need you to chip that run coming out of the back field.

02:19:53
Speaker 7: Yeah right right. How was how was the processed choosing old Miss for you? Because where where your dad went? Ole Miss?

02:20:04
Speaker 2: That went to me.

02:20:05
Speaker 10: Both my parents went Old Miss. You know, my brother Coop went Old Miss. So we grew up Ole Miss fans. And then Peyton went to Tennessee and.

02:20:13
Speaker 7: Did that ruffle the feathers of the family.

02:20:15
Speaker 10: No, I mean, he couldn't get in an Old Miss, So maybe it was fine. I didn't didn't have the grades and uh yeah, and so no, it was I was wide open in the recruiting process. You know, I was probably going to Texas. Mac Brown was the head coach and they were kind of rocking and rolling there. Ricky Williams was was gonna be leaving. He was in his his senior year and was gonna go to Texas. And then David cut everybody, the Old Miss staff, Tommy Tubberville and their whole staff left Old Miss went to Auburn. And that's when David Cutcliffe came in, who was Peyton's offense coordinator at Tennessee. And so new coach cut a bunch went to football camps at Tennessee. Liked him, like his offense, so he kind of brought me back in and it's like, you know, it was on a on a mission this I mean, and that's kind of what got me to change from Texas and go back to old.

02:21:04
Speaker 7: Miss how a lot of time since you're an old miss, Yeah, way past the time for you to ever get in trouble for anything. Was there ever an offer? No offers, no offers, nothing, no, no n ozron type of talking about we couldn't go backdoor, bag of money.

02:21:21
Speaker 2: That wouldn't That wasn't the deal.

02:21:23
Speaker 10: I don't think they like knew that was going to make a difference for for us, you know, and our family, and we were fine. So, like, I don't think that would have been an aggressive move.

02:21:32
Speaker 2: If someone would have come to me with the bag of money, probably wouldn't have been the move for you. I don't think you'd be like, I know, I can't go here.

02:21:38
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'd be like this is shady now, like they're probably going to go on probation.

02:21:41
Speaker 7: Or something level of discomforting.

02:21:42
Speaker 2: Yeah.

02:21:44
Speaker 7: Do you follow a lot of college football?

02:21:45
Speaker 2: Now? Yeah? What is?

02:21:47
Speaker 7: What do you think the reason is why the Big ten is won the last three national championship?

02:21:51
Speaker 2: Basically take it over?

02:21:53
Speaker 10: Since then, you know, when you have a twenty five million dollars you know budget.

02:21:58
Speaker 7: Twenty five's loan? Now, Yeah, some of the numbers you're hearing are crazy to fifty, maybe a little over fifty.

02:22:05
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't know. I think I mean, I think it's it's good. I think you kind of go through waves of you know, the SEC was dominating. Now Big ten's doing well. So I think it's good to have that that that you know, rivalries, and now they're playing each other, like you know, Texas is playing Ohio State and Texas playing Michigan. They're kind of popping in and playing more so, which.

02:22:25
Speaker 2: I think is good.

02:22:26
Speaker 10: Like the playoff I like the playoff system is good because, like you know, you can be a little bit more adventurous and in your scheduling because like not every single game used to be like you lose one game, you're like, oh, we can't win a national championship. Now you can, like you can, hey, let's go play some different teams and then you can still make the playoffs and make a run, which I think is good for you know, having some of those early games between the SEC Big ten, you know, doing.

02:22:51
Speaker 2: That knowing how go ahead.

02:22:53
Speaker 7: I was just saying, how cool is it for you? We got Marshall Manning right here or something that's going on on the screen. You see Arch what he's doing at Texics, Marshall, Now he looks like he's rolling out throwing absolute dimes. You have a seven year old son, correct, Yeah, So what is it like for you as an uncle and as a father watching these kids kind of like follow in your entire family's footsteps Right now?

02:23:15
Speaker 2: I think it's great.

02:23:16
Speaker 10: I mean I love it, and I mean I support support Arch and been you know, watching him throw since he was little and always just kind of be like, hey, if you need anything, I'm here for you, like any questions about whatever. Like I'm not going to be a person that's that's gonna be like texting you ah, you should have thrown it to this guy or you gotta yeah, you gotta voice memos. Hey you gotta, you know, work on this. Like that's not going to be my style, but like you want help on anything, I'm a text away or if I see you know, if I see something, I will text him every once in all. I remember, like Arch got his his first playing time two years ago, you know, just like you know, end of a game, you know, just got a few reps and like you know, a third down. I it's telling film like he kind of forced to throw into like and to cover too, like try to throw it out in the cover. Two end up throwing over the guy's head, got to sideline and like Sark was just ripping them and and you know, like my text was like, hey, di's Sark rip you because you try to thrown out in the cover too, And he's like, e's actually exactly what happened. You know. He like showed Sark and I was like, yeah, might yeah, you might not want to do that. So that was like my advice. I wasn't like, hey, you got to write keeep your eyes down the middle, and I'm like no, it's just like, you know, this just for you to enjoy. Figure you gotta figure this out on your own a little bit. But there's you know, anything I could be helpful with along the way. Uh. I think the only advice I told him was my move. I eventually learned that you never uh you know, like the cell phones and everybody wants a picture and you're kind of trying to enjoy your college life, or you're at a you know, bar, or you're with your buddies at dinner, and I just said I had a rule. I said it was a team rule that you never you were not allowed to take pictures where alcohol served. I was like, just a good excuse, and like people believe it. So if you're like every soddy that's like, oh sorry, I can't take a picture or alcohol serves team rule and they're like, oh that makes sense, Like that's that's.

02:25:02
Speaker 2: A good rule. Can I leave and do it or whatever?

02:25:06
Speaker 10: I still I still do it. Now they're like, wait, you're not on a team. I'm like, use rules?

02:25:17
Speaker 7: How hard?

02:25:18
Speaker 1: Ahead I was gonna say, Coopez Arch Taylor was saying that Peyton has Marshall and we got a little Charlie. What's Charlie about to walk into?

02:25:30
Speaker 7: Yeah, the competition, because it seems like the competition has been there since day one for everybody.

02:25:35
Speaker 10: Right, yeah, yeah, he's played some flag football, so you know, he's he's he's throwing it around a little bit.

02:25:41
Speaker 2: So we gotta we gotta we got an arm right now, he can throw.

02:25:44
Speaker 10: It, and he can throw it, but he likes to, you know, play play all the all all the positions, play receiver, do do everything. So I'm not like, hey, you gotta work on your five step drop. It's it's more, you know, we we played every sport growing up. So he plays hockey, he plays he plays baseball, he plays basketball, he plays lacrosse. Like he's just whatever season is, you join in there. But every once in a while we'll kind of go in the backyard. Now I'll work on a few things, kind of the throwing, just like, hey, try try this, or try steping towards your target, or you know, hey try this little five step drop or three steps. So you know, every once in a while, just do it and just to see if it's in there. Just to see if it's in there.

02:26:20
Speaker 7: I love that You're like, we don't work on five step drops and you talk about the pross everything.

02:26:27
Speaker 10: Step drop five a little bit, but this casually, yeah, not like hey we got practice five am.

02:26:34
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, seven seven yeah. So when does the five am or start to kick in? No?

02:26:38
Speaker 10: No, five am in this seven year old?

02:26:40
Speaker 2: Are we Are we allowed to say he's a generational talent right now?

02:26:43
Speaker 7: We're not if he if he comes in and he's like, Dad, I truly I want to do what you did. I believe in this. Like what does that conversation look like in your head about Okay, if you want to achieve this goal. This is what we have to do.

02:26:54
Speaker 2: Well.

02:26:54
Speaker 10: I would think this would be like him when he's fourteen or fifteen years old, right, yeah, So like if he says, hey, I want to and I think it'd be more like, hey, I want I want to play college football, Like it's like I think that's like you know when I when I played, it was all about like just getting like one step ahead, Like really when as high school is like, hey, I want to win a state championship, like that was the goal. And eventually I knew like maybe my junior year is like you know what I really like to play college football. It's it was never about getting to the NFL. It's just like, you know, just continuing this journey of playing football. I love what I do and I like the workouts. I like the film watching. I like to study parts of it. So it's got to like with all sports, I think it's got to come from them.

02:27:33
Speaker 2: It's got to be they.

02:27:34
Speaker 10: They gotta love it, they gotta want to do it, they gotta you know, kind of if they come and ask me for help, happy to do it. But I'm not going to force them into anything. So I want them to find find their passion and whatever sport that might be or whatever activity or hobby.

02:27:50
Speaker 7: Is there ever a point though, where he's like, oh, I want to make it to college or do you like, all right, this is what I did. We're going to do these types of workouts. You're just like, all right, great, we have great coaches that take place. If you ever need any thing, I'm here.

02:28:01
Speaker 10: I think, yeah, I think you look for outside help, Like I mean, I had, you know, speed coaches obviously for my massive speed but like you know, but I did all those things and I had you know, early workouts, So yeah, I look for, like you know, with someone to someone to train them or someone to work with you know. But I think you listen to your high school coaches. I think you like whoever your coaches like now everybody, Like I think every quarterback has a quarterback coach and has right and there, and there's programs out there like you know, David, my buddy David Morris. I think with Marshall's videos are for QB Country. That was my backup quarterback at Old Miss. It's got a football uh you know camp in football coaches and company that that does a great job. And David trained me and when I was in the NFL. But you know, I didn't have a football like side coach when I was in high school, and now I think everybody does. So I think you know that you'll probably if he if he wants to take that, you kind of look for that also. But you know, I could, you know, I could be helpful and beneficial. But I think it's good when someone besides your dad kind of drilling you.

02:29:03
Speaker 5: Right.

02:29:03
Speaker 7: Do you ever think like it becomes has become like too much in a lot of ways with like all the social media, the coaches, the speed coach and everything. When I mean we all grew up in like you just play sports, right, and then you know who the better ones and the worst ones are. As you get older, it's like, oh this one hit puberty, he's doing pretty good. Yeah, and then like eventually you just like get good. Right, and now it's like these ten year olds are out there working doing cone drills and stuff like that. Right, has it become do you think we're like hitting a little chair?

02:29:27
Speaker 10: It's probably too much, yeah, for sure. And there's you see it in you sports, there's probably some issues of parents like kind of maybe getting a little bit too involved or trying to live their dreams through their through their kids. Yeah, and you know, and I see it on both sides, you see, you know, all of a sudden, when kid's doing a little extra work or doing to an extra camp or doing more clinics, and you're like, well, is that what we need to be doing, Like we want our kid to make the team? Like when do you start? So it's it's a lot of like kind of learning and what you need to do and making some of those mistakes. But I think again comes down to like let's listen to our kid a little bit and and see what they what they want, what are they like?

02:30:08
Speaker 2: But also, hey, what hell have an opportunity to go to the Manning quarterback camp.

02:30:11
Speaker 10: There you go, Manning passion yaug.

02:30:14
Speaker 7: You got a hockey Charlie's kind of nice, he's got something.

02:30:19
Speaker 10: He's okay, he's okay, you know seven, you know, but I have a daughter. I have a daughter, you know, I have a daughter who does like travel hockey. It's it's it's fun, It's like I know, you know, I think it's I don't know if it's coincidental. They're like all my kids, you know, I coached them when they were playing basketball, I coached them. They're like, my girls were playing softball. I'm like I could do that and like know this stuff. But and now like all them socially, my my my three girls. Their sports are lacrosse, swimming, and ice hockey, three sports I know nothing about. So I don't know if that's quincidental. They went into sports that I can't be involved in, and like, I just like, all right, I'll sit and watch and I won't say anything.

02:30:55
Speaker 7: Yeah. Perfect, Hey, as long as you love doing it, that's all that matters.

02:30:58
Speaker 2: Exactly. Should we get into some some fun Yeah, some fame questions you want?

02:31:03
Speaker 1: Yeah, this one comes from Austin Smiley. Austin underscore Smiley. This is tier one right here? Does he like that Ole Miss recognizes the two thousand and three SEC West title when they didn't even go to Atlanta?

02:31:14
Speaker 10: So yeah, so just the context, we actually said we LSU and US split the West. They won the tie breaker, uh and got to go to the SEC Championship. But I guess technically, you know, we were still the West champions tied, but hang up, they might have removed it by now.

02:31:32
Speaker 2: I don't know.

02:31:35
Speaker 10: So, but but yeah, yeah, it's it's not not the not the greatest thing. We can probably get rid of that.

02:31:40
Speaker 7: Yeah, there, you move on. We got a question here from Big Sack Sheriff eighteen. Oh wow, when was the first time you beat Peyton one on one in basketball? And did you dunk on him?

02:31:51
Speaker 2: I did? I did.

02:31:52
Speaker 10: I dunked on him, So I was Uh. I would say I was probably like a junior in high school. So this is you know, probably somewhere around nineteen tiny seven or eight. He came came back home from college. He was at Tennessee and we had a great little backyard in a basketball hoop, and we started playing one on one and like you know, he played a ten by ones and it was kind of a you know, it's not a pretty match, Like it's not like it's not us like shooting threes. It is more like you're driving, you're backing them in it's elbows, and it's like, you know, it's just an ugly like wrestling match. And uh, and I finally beat he like went for a steeler or something. I got up and I dunked on him, and uh, I was fired up. Of course he's pissed. He like storms off my dad's sitting there just biting his nails the whole time because like I'm like going off to play old miss. Eventually he's at Tennessee, number one player in the country college just like you know, worried that some one of us donna get hurt or you know, or we're just gonna fight each other. And so like the remember like that night he didn't like didn't talk to me at dinner, like wouldn't wouldn't say anything, and and so like the next day we're like, hey, we'll play tomorrow afternoon, like I'll get done at school, back from school. We'll play at like five o'clock. And it came home the next day my dad had taken down the goal. So, you know, so we never played again. So I'm a better basketball player.

02:33:11
Speaker 1: That this one comes from your older brother that's undefeated against you forever.

02:33:15
Speaker 2: Eighteen.

02:33:17
Speaker 1: You played summer baseball. Why did you quit? What happened during your last game and your last at bat? These are very specific questions, Like I think they know the answer already. Yeah, my last at bat, So I was, I was, I was, you know, I got I don't think I started the game, so I got kind of put in in like the eighth inning, and played the first base. I think I dropped, you know, dropped the pop fly and like, you know, had a bad you know, half inning. So get up the bat. I'm lefty, and there's you know, there's uh, there's two outs, and so you know, strike right down the middle, looking, next pitch, strike right, you know, fastball down the middle looking you know, so oh and two those little off speed one it's like in the dirt, and I kind of I go to swing at it, but pull back and uh. And so I don't know if it's like you know, they called it a swing or not. And the ball got past the catcher, so I think it dropped. Third strike. So I started running down the first. I get the first the catcher throws it over the first basement's head. So now I'm like, oh, I can I can turn this into a double the hard way.

02:34:21
Speaker 10: And so I got I started going to second and then and I knew I was gonna get thrown out. So I get like a rundown between first and second, slide back in the first.

02:34:29
Speaker 2: He's safe, He's safe. Am I all right?

02:34:31
Speaker 10: I'm I dust myself off, like all right, we can get a little rally going here, and then all of a sudden, like the home plate guy's like, no, no, no, he didn't swing, he didn't swing. It's just a ball. So I have to go walk back to the plate. Next pitch, fastball down the middle, take it looking strike out. And I was like, you know what, I think I'm done with baseball.

02:34:50
Speaker 2: The end of that's the worst. You know, experience.

02:34:56
Speaker 7: A long way first base? Back down or do you just straight down the middle of the picture.

02:35:00
Speaker 10: I've just riding down first base as I'm arguing like, no, no, I did swing, No I struck out.

02:35:04
Speaker 2: I swung, I promise like no. It was like the only person fighting for the swing. Yeah on a third strike.

02:35:11
Speaker 7: That is hilarious. This one goes from Killian Casey a Eli, how are you so talented and handsome and how do you transfer that talent and handsomeness to Jackson?

02:35:22
Speaker 10: Great question, I love it, Casey. Yeah, yeah, talented and handsome. It's just natural, just natural ability.

02:35:30
Speaker 2: You know.

02:35:31
Speaker 10: I do a lot of a lot of moisturizer in the face, smart, keep it young.

02:35:35
Speaker 2: Yeah.

02:35:36
Speaker 10: And then I think Jackson, I think he morsturages. Also, he looks like he's a good skincare, good skincare. He's got good flow. He's got a good flow going on. So I think Jackson's in good shape.

02:35:47
Speaker 2: You got some juice, bro, He's got some juice. He's got some riz he does.

02:35:53
Speaker 7: Do you think it should be a part of like old mess quarterbacks have to have good skin care routines in order to be a quarterback there?

02:35:58
Speaker 10: Yeah, I think I think so. I think they're lot you know there, you get a lot of keels, you know, kind of Mortuisiery at Ole Miss. They just kind of handed out there, So you got to keep Keith the skin that good.

02:36:08
Speaker 2: I love it.

02:36:09
Speaker 1: We got one here from Drew s h f R sixty three nine. Question for Eli, when did you realize you were the funniest and more entertaining Manning brother? And how do you think Arch will do at the next level?

02:36:23
Speaker 3: Uh?

02:36:24
Speaker 10: I think I think my brother Coop is the funniest and the most entertaining Manning brother. So I know he's he's not on TV as much, but he does some stuff and uh he's we spit a lot of ideas past Coop that he approves. And I'm sure Peyton, I'm sure he actually wrote Peyton's speech that aka my speech for tonight, And I think, you know what, Arch, I'm excited, you know, I'm excited for this season. I'm excited for that that you know, your second year is like the true starter in college, I think is a big year. So I think I'll have a big year in college and then we'll see what happens going going forward. But just excited to be be get to watch him and kind of be be there for the for for his journey and get to support him in any way.

02:37:05
Speaker 7: Yeah, from a Coop Coop standpoint, like, uh, do you and Peyton ever struggle about like how awesome a brother that both of you will speak on Coop being, but he doesn't get near clearly any like publicity or credit for the kind of guy he also is in your family.

02:37:21
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean I think everybody that that's been around us and and and and and been around Coop, Uh, I mean they they they say it to him and say it to us that you know, Coop's the best of all of of both of y'all. So I think, uh, you know, I think Coops has a good perspective on life. And he was he was an athlete, he got injured, didn't get to you know, kind of fulfill his dreams of playing you know, college football or NFL. But but he you know kind of said, I'm gonna live my dream through through through you. And so he was at our games. He was supportive, he was proud of us, like he was never bitter. He was never you know why be like you never had that attitude and I always appreciated that. So I think, you know, just kind of that you know, appreciation that he had two brothers that he got to watch and root forwards was it was special for him and not you know, something that he dreaded.

02:38:14
Speaker 2: Which one's your favorite brothers?

02:38:17
Speaker 7: Yeah?

02:38:19
Speaker 2: I don't know.

02:38:20
Speaker 7: Everyone's got a favorite.

02:38:22
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, it's like your favorite kids. You have one, but you're not allowed to.

02:38:25
Speaker 7: Say that's fair. I feel like, like, who was it? Deon Sanders He's like, yeah, I love you guys all, but like it changes in this moment. Yes, first, when this is being filmed. Who's your favorite right now?

02:38:38
Speaker 2: Right now?

02:38:40
Speaker 10: Well, it's Peyton's birthday party. So he invited me to this party. Wrote your speech speech.

02:38:47
Speaker 2: He's taking care of you.

02:38:48
Speaker 10: Didn't want me to be nervous about you know, coming up with a speech it was handled for you.

02:38:52
Speaker 7: That is the funniest thing for someone to write their own speech for them. That's hilarious. You want to hit him with the bud like questions, Yeah, so Eli, everyone would do anything for an ice cold bud light. What's something that Eli Manning would do anything for. I can't say.

02:39:07
Speaker 2: Family.

02:39:10
Speaker 10: Hmmm, I would do I know we've kind of talked about this before a little bit, but I do anything for spring break just to keep having spring breaks the rest of my life, to just check out. Yeah, I mean like, yeah, so my kids are being in college, I'll be like, where are we going spring break? You know, and then so I think like I'll be yeah, that's just me. I can't wait for grandkids, you know. Just when my kids don't have spring break, I can pack them on spring break.

02:39:39
Speaker 2: Charlie.

02:39:40
Speaker 10: Yes, I mean, come on, hurry up. I need, I need, I want unlimited. Like I always wanted to change my kids from different schools so they'd have different spring breaks. I get two weeks of it when they're not on the same system, on the same program, same schedule.

02:39:54
Speaker 2: It'd be better for me.

02:39:55
Speaker 7: I know, I know, you got to get out of here. But if you could just paint me a picture of like what your perfect spring break would be, that'd be amazing.

02:40:01
Speaker 10: I think it's just like yeh, beach, it's doing like kind of you know, wake wake up early, Uh do do a little fishing. Take take Charlie and Caroline, two of my kids that really like fishing. Go out there, catch like a giant tuna for like two or three hours. Come back kind of the other kids are waking up, Go play a little play a little like pickleball or something like. It's moving around a little, a little like you know, a little cocktail at lunch, like some some fish tacos and you know, a little rum punch or some sort. And then uh yeah, I kind of sit by the beach, throw the football with Charlie on the beach, a little bit, jump in the water, work on the five step, yeah, work on the five step. Just get the tan going. And then yeah, a little little early dinner, go to go to bed early again and repeat.

02:40:46
Speaker 2: You know, there it is there, it is.

02:40:49
Speaker 7: What an answer many put it all together.

02:40:52
Speaker 2: Let's put it there.

02:40:53
Speaker 7: We We really appreciate you coming on.

02:40:56
Speaker 2: By the way, Chad powers power that's involved doing that show A plus, thank you. Even when it's coming out, I'm like, Okay, it feels like it's kind of they're kind of running the Chad Powers thinging to the ground, But you watched the show and the comedy like it's funny, it's a legitimately.

02:41:13
Speaker 10: I remember, yeah, I didn't you know when they were like Michael Waldron then wrote it. I remember reading like the scripts like this dying laughing. I was like, wow, I like not see that going this way, but like really really funny.

02:41:25
Speaker 1: So I'm bought into. Like I was pissed when the scene where he's about to play the.

02:41:29
Speaker 10: Game people, there's so much going on that need and obviously they you know, they picked Glenn pal just because we have such similar physique, like absolutely exactly the same. You saw it on my beach pod earlier, so that's probably why they cast down.

02:41:44
Speaker 7: Were you nervous saying your line?

02:41:47
Speaker 10: Yeah, just cursing, more like, how how's how's wife you're going to handle this? She wasn't a big fan of of my of my my my line.

02:42:00
Speaker 2: Coming on bus. Yeah, thanks guys, And if you.

02:42:02
Speaker 7: Have I know, season twos up, but if he ever want us to cameo for the show. We're more than We'll take the lines. I will say the worst word. I'm going to say. Yeah, yeah, whatever, you need me to do anything for art anything.

02:42:14
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02:42:15
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02:42:26
Speaker 4: Hey, we can we can cut this. But I just got a text from Clay Matthews. He said he doesn't have a question for you. He just wants to tell you that throat to Hakeem Nicks in twenty eleven playoffs was bullshit. So he wanted to you crush his back to back dreams with a heart emojis.

02:42:39
Speaker 2: They're a good team. They're a good team.

02:42:41
Speaker 10: There came had a big one, a little uh heah, caught a touchdown and caught the hil marys.

02:42:46
Speaker 2: Yeah, well see you next week.

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