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Today's a good one. I thank you for listening. You're the absolute best tweet me throughout this thing. Tell me what you like what you hate. I can't thank you enough. Cheers their nanda's doc shocking very shocking, especially. People the New England area, I would assume to learn a little bit more about it. I feel like you guys knew more about the rest of than the rest of the world especially about the other two killings. I'll talk about that here in a second at night Marauder on the ones and twos tone digs tie Schmidt Jason McAfee, but it CJ and we're Jack and evil is Ito at Evan foxy inside McComas. I think to be completely candid while watching that Aaron Hernandez documentary last night. I completely forgot about Aaron Hernandez. I think the NFL and the powers is it be whatever it was eliminated Aaron Hernandez from the pop culture Rolodex so quickly that I completely forgot about the an absolute monster that was playing in the NFL. I had just watched the people verse o j-- Simpson like two weeks ago. So I've been all in on these athletes that just make terrible decisions and you know Murder humans basically in the o j-- one I think was much better done. I think it was much better done. I think this Aaron Hernandez documentary was not piece together that By the filmmaker, but to learn and relearn about the story was kind of shocking and honestly, so depressing. I think you obviously have to feel for Odin Lloyd in the two guys that got killed inside the Boston Theater District there and then whoever he killed in Florida and all these other who knows however many other people that he died that he killed but also such a waste of a gifted athlete that Aaron Hernandez was in this is the same thing that people probably felt with OJ Simpson was this guy who is one of the greatest athletes of all time who's just an absolute buffoon and made terrible decisions in a sociopath in Aaron Hernandez was obviously the same exact thing to be able to just murder people in Cold Blood and then piece that aside and playing an entire league and entire game and entire whatever make 40 million dollars is just absolute insanity and it it hammered home the fact even more that your upbringing in the culture that you're around on a regular basis can change you in effect you forever and and obviously Anybody that watched a documentary last night there was over a million. I guess Google searches of Aaron Hernandez because I think much like me and I mean I was in this world. I was in the NFL the conversation about Aaron Hernandez, whenever this all came out in the locker rooms was wild. I mean because you're talking about there's a lot of people in NFL locker rooms. I think they're gangster, right? There's a lot of people in NFL locker rooms that come from terrible neighborhood so they got to put on and all that stuff, but there was nobody really bout that life like Aaron Hernandez is what we all learned very quickly. There is a chance that I gapped up Aaron Hernandez after a game. Do you like I'm not a hundred percent certain I did but there is a chance. I mean, her name is Daphne each other up in that hand that I dumped up with after a game and I think we might have beat them at that particular time or or lost. One of the other was potentially just holding a revolver just emptying it into a car and then waking up the next morning and going and working out and going into a football facility and acting like nothing happened. That is such a sad sad sad story think about the Patriots, by the way, if they would have had Aaron Hernandez and robbed. Kowski for you know, the duration of that 40 million dollar contract. He signed it would have been the Baltimore Ravens what the Baltimore Ravens are right now with all the tight ends and everything like that to Bill Belichick's credit now he and crafts. I mean they brought a terrible human being into New England, which should be there's no way anybody could have expected that a human from Bristol Connecticut was going to go to the New England Patriots and just be a complete murderer and stuff like that. So I think is what I saw from Belichick in his speech was actually pretty Good leadership where he was like every time we bring somebody in this community we try to do our best. Like I think they were even blindsided by all this as the community was but man this is such a sad sad story that I watched last night in that and I could completely forgot that it existed and I would I would recommend everybody watch it to be honest with you because I think you learn a lot about not just football in the NFL and the amount of money that's made and everything like that. But you're just talking about a human that was walking amongst other humans walking amongst Elite humans Tom Brady show. All right next to Tom Brady at like 4 o'clock in the afternoon and then a 2 a.m. He was out of the club doing like 50 Cent shots getting upset and emptying an entire revolver into a car going back to bed waking up the next morning playing catch with Rob Gronkowski. And then put that on repeat for the next couple years. I think there's obviously a couple interesting situations where Alexander Bradley the guy that he allegedly shot in the I was trying to kill him and the Patriots set him up with a hideout apartment that was later deemed a trap house. By the way, whenever I first came out everybody. Like this is where he was selling drugs out of and stuff like he was on drugs use hiding out over there. So they wouldn't get killed. It was just I think I learned a lot. I think I remembered a lot. But the only thing I took from it is just how sad how incredibly sad it is that that happens in in very recent history. That was not that long ago that somebody who was at the top the peak of their life could make decisions that would ruin not only their life their family's life, but other human beings who had nothing to do with anything. It's just sad that that's how humans exist. And I would argue that Aaron Hernandez mother's probably top 5 worst mom's of all time easily and it scared the hell out of me to have kids to be honest. It scared the hell outta me have kids because if you're bad parent, there's some bad things that can happen. Even if that person happens to be one of the greatest athletes of all time like Aaron Hernandez was that was why would last night did it go through and did it did the Patriots organization or any of the teammates or coaches or anything know that he was this type of human being outside of locker and now it felt like nobody had a clue. He had two different lives, too. Two very different lives. I think you're the only person I probably really knew about it was his fiancee shayanna who Chic now, you won't talk about ride or die. Yeah. Shahana was a ride or die even when her sister's boyfriend was murdered. She was the only one that showed up at his second trial the one that he was found not guilty. She was the only person sitting behind Aaron Hernandez. Not as terrible mom who was just probably a massive part of this whole thing happening, but she was a ride-or-die felt like the players though had no clue like I think the players I knew that he was you know, maybe maybe did the dope, you know, maybe he smoked the dope and things like that, but I don't think they had any clue that they were living amongst the gangster and Tim Tebow. By the way, he has to run for president. Some point had Tim Tebow has to run for president the the way he answered that like they were obviously Tim Tebow's with him in college. Tim Tebow was with him at the Patriots when this all happened. It was Tebow Mania up there and Foxborough and you know, I mean just the way he handled that was incredible drummer. A house key almost fought somebody I think they were all heartbroken to like just how I feel like watching that and how I think everybody probably felt watching that is just how sad of a situation was now this is not saying I ever feel bad for Aaron Hernandez for killing those but I feel much worse for the humans that were in her scent that got murdered obviously. But Aaron Hernandez, I would assume everybody that makes the NFL understands that man look at us like a we made it right all of our years of hard work all of our years of dedication from wherever our From if it's a single parent to terrible neighborhoods and we made it up here like proud of each other and then to see that colossal collapse like that just from bad decision. I think it was very sad. And you know, I think Gronkowski took a very very hard to be honest in that documentary. There was a time where is got because they're in the same room now remember Rob Gronkowski, Aaron Hernandez drafted the same here. They're in the same room in that cannot either be something where you hate each other or you get along and I would assume Gronkowski and Hernandez at work got along. I would assume that that's just the way they are. Hey, we're going to work hard. We're going to get There and I think it was heartbreaking for everybody. But boy what a sad sad sad situation. I would recommend documentary even though I think they put it together in a trash manner. Like I think it was put together in a track. It was bouncing around. I think they didn't know what they wanted to do with it. But the story just being reminded of those like damn that was not that long ago and there was a I mean there's a legit chance that we hey man, what's up, and I'm just like yeah. Oh, yeah, you killed maybe 25 minutes. It's insane that people can compartmentalize yet. And then he goes to jail. They're like, yeah, he was just comfortable daily. It seems just happy to be there was like damn got a lifetime tat as soon as he got in there. He was in solitary confinement still found a way to beat the hell out of somebody. I mean, it was just like what a spectacle of a human and then obviously they study his brain and it comes out that he has CTE and this this incredibly now, by the way, I think we in the world make CTE jokes on a regular basis, I think after watching that documentary, I would I will not do it anymore because I honestly believe the guy had something seriously wrong with his brain. Like I think his mom was a terrible influence on him. I think his dad was a terrible influence on him and now granted he has a lot of respect for his dad for whatever reason but I think his upbringing in that house was obviously a dysfunctional one, but I think his brain I mean a lot of people are going to say like, well, that's just an excuse that's just an excuse but then when he put his brain next to what it normal brain looked like there's obviously something cooking up there. I think the CT joke should maybe relax for a little bit until we continue to learn a little bit more because it seems like that really messed up a lot of People's lives the way his brain was just battered in it looks smaller than other brains. It made no sense to me, but do they frame it as that being the main like linchpin for him or is it more his upbringing because you obviously wouldn't be able to study like the mom. Okay the mom if you watch that documentary the mom seems to be the main reason. It seems to be the main reason but that story was I completely forgot about it and I feel bad that I forgot that even like whenever they're like Aaron Hernandez documentaries coming on. I'm like I want to yeah, I remember he was he killed Yeah, right. He killed a guy and then you remember it's like no no. No, he didn't just kill a guy probably like five people and letting numerous others and all this other stuff. I mean, it was just like it was Insanity man in that Jose Baez guy you ever get wrapped up in a bad situation. He got Casey Anthony out of that damn obvious murder and he got Aaron Hernandez out of a double murder after the jury already knew that Aaron was convicted of another murder and he had a lifetime life sentence tattoo on his neck showing to the jury and Jose Baez got them off of it. I don't know how that works. No idea how that works. But it was very interesting to see all your headers and soccer though and all the hundreds of tackles you made in football. Yeah, you probably had a concussion. Yeah, you could make CTO drugs city drugs. That's the rule. I think I have had a few conjunction with that's my role. I think I have had a few concussions, but I don't think like after you watch that. It's like see now I can't watch it same reason that I didn't watch. Dr. Bennet. Omalu Russian concussion. Did it was that documentary was I in you watch it, you know like you get 10 minutes and I I got a text from neck when he was eight minutes into these like just started the Aaron Hernandez documentary man. This is going to be sad and it really was it was just a tragic story about a wasted talent that couldn't ever be an actual human. Like he wasn't an actual human. He was just a complete difference best. He was so young too. That's the worst part 21 three years. I went to Florida at 17, you know was Urban in this. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah a couple times. Hey urbanized beef is done God. But I think I'm not I'm not sure he didn't care whatsoever about anything he did or he was the dumbest human being on the face of the earth. I don't know you gotta remember in college towns football players get in fights and things like that. These are things that happen in college not even in the college stuff. I'm talking about afterwards. Like when you look at the mountain of evidence, they found against him. He either didn't care if he got caught or Aaron you're talking about. Yes are not see where talk about Urban Meyer there for a second. So we got to clarify that you're talking about. Hernandez yeah, Aaron Hernandez did not care. He's dumb and blunt or sitting right next to the dead guy. That's a half a mile away from his house. I mean, he's just a buffoon. Obviously. I mean, he's just a dumb dumb dumb person or he was just oblivious to the fact there was laws and rules that you just cannot return the rental car with the shell casings in the car still in case he's just down. I mean it now he's I would assume he has Jose Baez as is his lawyer. They would argue like you He's that stupid to leave the shell casing and this and that he was obviously framed by these other two guys, bye-bye that old thing but I think he was just a buffoon. I honestly think it was buffoon and then the conversations that he was having with people from jail while on trial for murder with outside people just basically incriminating himself in every single conversation. It was just like this guy. He had no idea that he was even existing as a human. I think I in that is scary to me, by the way that that that human can just exist. I would assume there's a lot more they always said the worst thing that happened to him was being drafted by the Patriots because he went back to where he knows everyone today highlight that y'all yeah and Urban Meyer in there even talked about he said that one of the problems that he recognized with Aaron Hernandez, and I'm people have tweeted me that Nick Saban said this as well in an interview before Aaron Hernandez one to Florida. He said you have to keep him out of his home town. You have to keep them away from where he was in Urban Meyer said every single time he went back there something happened and then it came back in Urban Meyer said a big part of it was trying not to Let him go back there, then it gets drafted there. He's paid a lot of money. They're giving all access there and it was just kind of a recipe for disaster from Jump Street with his dad and his mom is situation and decision-making is your sad for everybody and I think that's what I got from Duck but I was up till like 1:00 1:30 watching that thing by the way, because the more and more came out I was like, oh damn, I remember that. Oh my God. I didn't know that and then to think that I might have dap that guy up on a football field and then just a couple weeks later. He went killed somebody. I mean that's just to be able to flip that switch. I'm always intrigued by those things. I'm always intrigued by the humans that walk amongst us that have this ability to kill and then just go about their lives. I have no idea how you do it. Aaron Hernandez was somebody that was able to do it and it was just a sad sad story somebody that was very gifted very special very talented blew it all because he was a victim of being a buffoon and that is just it was a sad sad story. It almost seems like he had like a split personality. Oh, yes, you look at like serial killers or whatever like those people aren't in like the Limelight constantly like he's playing football on Sundays. Everyone knows who he is like being able to actually like manage those two situations. Like that's almost impossible to grasp interviews to yeah, like having to do interviews and like he's like in his interviews likable seems to be laughing. I remember one of his last weeks after this all came out. He's like a Boomer photo shoot like Puma was like it's whatever. Is there any way that you know what, I mean like it was just you're talking about a guy who it feels like had everybody fooled except for a collection of people that live in the same world that he was dabbling in at night, you know, and it's just I didn't know humans could do that to be honest and that's what the documentary show I forgot about it was jarring his lack of remorse for anything. And then the one thing I don't spoil too much, but there's one moment. It's chilling. It's in the first couple minutes he He's in his jail cell and he's on a phone call with his mother. I believe in he talks about how perfect his cell looks and how much he enjoys his cell and even the darts were like there's something wrong with this guy. Like he just adapted completely to jail life immediately. Like just completely adapted to jail life was like, yeah, I gotta clean so it can't get some Harry Potter's I'm a read some Harry Potter's and I'll be out of here soon. And it's just it was all very very interesting and then the way he went out obviously is just I mean the Aaron Hernandez Corey is one that kind of disappeared for a long time and I'm happy they did this documentary to bring it back to the Forefront to remind people that decision-making upbringing and ultimately a lack of just remorse is something that some humans have and we should learn that the CTE brain thing though. A lot of people. I mean it's something that as soon as the movie concussion came out you heard a lot of people say like well this isn't a real thing. This is real thing. Dr. Most met doesn't know what he's talking about. These people know what they're talking about. It was always like the billionaires who own the NFL did not want to be the people blame for an inherent risk sport of football potentially ruining people's lives with this CT thinks. It was always this conversation of all it's not even a real one. It's not even a real disease. That's hearsay. It's this it's that and then you've People are like well, we can't just blame things like CTE for people making terrible decisions when they showed his brain next to somebody else's brain. Like I think it's at least worthy of a discussion and I'm not saying that it's NFL is fault. I don't think it's high school football is fault. I think whenever people play football they understand that there's an inherent risk, but I do think that the CTE think does affect the way humans act and I don't I don't take blame out of his parents like I don't take blame out of his upbringing in his his own. Own self decisions that he was in the situation. He was in and everything like that for him making terrible decisions, but I do believe that the brain conversation should be one that has had and I think it is affecting a lot of people. Yeah, when you put the brain together with an upbringing then it's just kind of address heart of the recipe. It's not the whole cause piece of the puzzle. They also showed to he took an aptitude test or an IQ test and his social maturity was the lowest one out of ten. Yeah a 1 out of 10. What was that one that coachable though? He was like a 10 out of 10 on coachable like used. I'm 10 coachability 1 out of 10 on social maturity. It was just he was a recipe for disaster and he was handed the keys to everything that he ever could have possibly wanted to end. A lot of people were very interested in lost their lives because of it and I would recommend watching Everybody. Excuse me one. We was that Français oui oui huh? Salva Salva bien. Okay, you get it time for an average Zoom didn't invent video conferencing. They just made it better. Now Zoom is how business gets done Zoom ties together all of your communication needs into one easy at for video conferencing phone calls group chat webinars and your conference rooms. 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We're being joined Now by an All-Pro a man that changed the game The X Factor return specialist Dante. Ha appreciate that. What's up? My man? Hey, what's up, man? The human joystick is an incredible nickname. I hope they still call you that at the house. Got three kids in four years. What do you think ha ha? All right. Hey, the Chiefs are damn good. I mean Tyree Tyree kill just said no offense to any he said listen no offense to anybody with all due respect. He said which normally means cameras come respect. Yes. It's coming. I'm said, there ain't nobody that can stop us and to be honest. I don't think there's a single human on earth that disagrees with him. What do you see from this Chiefs team? I assume you're still a massive fan of the Oops, what do you see from? These Chiefs team that makes him different this year than in years past. Well, first of all, he's absolutely right and you know, sometimes when you tell the truth the truth hurts and that's what it is in this case, but I think the difference in this particular team from what I've seen in years past is especially the successful Chief teams were this team can beat you despite rules. Like don't turn the ball over don't have special team gaffes don't have stupid penalties. They are so explosive. They overcome all that and if you have any defense to go along with this particular offense, I mean, it's lights out Dante. It's standard if you get a block kick for a touchdown, you lose the game. That's what exactly if you get a block punt for for for a touchdown. You lose the game if you muffled punt inside your own 10, and they get it and they score you lose the game. Like those are just stats that are a factual thing like hey 90% of the time you get a kick exactly. They just have this ability to withstand. And anything and I think was that texting its first-quarter a wake-up call to a team that has already unbelievable. I don't think it was a wake-up call that off. I think it was a fluke to be honest. And even though we had the special team muff, we had the special team block kick for a touchdown. The text is turned around and did the same thing. They had a month right inside there 10 and then went for a foolish fourth and four. So that cancels out that particular game. I just think that quarter that half was an absolute fluid. We may never see Half of football or a quarter of football like that. Again Dante Hall you change games immediately upon stepping on the field. Who's the person for the Kansas City Chiefs that they can other than Patrick Mahomes that whenever the he's on the field. It's a game changer. Oh Tyree killed. I mean it's the speed that Mason even if he doesn't have a monster game like a seven catch 130 just his presence. You must put a man over the top then that opens up things for Kelsey Watkins and Micco Hardiman. Oh is hands-down Tyree killed because of the speed you ran afford to 940. That's a lie. I think that that that might be on Wikipedia. So I've never seen four two four three six is my bestest. What a humble. Hey, what a humble response by the hey, did you write that on the fastest I've ever seen on a football field. I think so. Yes. Been closed and you have to be a person to see it TV really doesn't do it justice. You have to see all other 21 guys and their speed in live action and then look at his speed and it's Jess is this why what is in what is it Andy Reid done? You think this year or maybe even last year? I mean forgot to remember D for to hell of a football player for the cheese for a long time. And now for the Niners he's a game changer, but if he was 6 inches back the Chiefs probably win that game last year and going to win the Super Bowl everybody knows that. Buddy, everybody knows that this year though, if the Andy Reid conversation is always been and he's great for the first 10 weeks verse 11 weeks and then he runs out of ammo and they kind of sputter out with Patrick bombs and all these weapons. It feels like and eirik probably coach another 20-30 years and still keep it going. Yeah, and I think Andy Reid is going to be what Andy Reid is and my opinion the biggest difference this year is the defense. We have an opportunistic defense. They're actually a little more Stout than they were last year. I think that's the difference. When you need a key third down stop you getting it with guys like Ty Ty Matthew like did you see the play he had on Hopkins last week during the comeback little tidbits like that. It keep the momentum running. I think it's a difference and to read is going to be in the read he's going to put up points. He's going to his quarterbacks are going to put up numbers. The office is going to be top five every year. It's the defense this year. That's the difference. What do you think about the Tennessee Titans? They came out of nowhere the Baltimore Ravens look like a completely different team than what the Baltimore Ravens look like all year and I think Think the three week break could have potentially very hurt them. But that is now Millie. I agree with you the Tennessee Titans. You know, what I would run a 4-2 to agree with you on that the Tennessee Titans though have this team that seems to be built to win playoff games. They have a stout defense. They have solid special teams, even though they don't kick field goals. Breck turn is an absolute stud keeps ball away from the returner and that offense with Derrick Henry in the background who's not only running for cash, but he's running through individuals. Is there a chance at the Titans can upset the Chiefs this weekend? Or do you see that or no? I'm is absolutely a test. And it's funny the comment you just made because I actually was thinking about this or in another interview we talked about it. But um think about this you got this new school Andy Reid office as his throwing the ball all over the place and then you got the old-school kind of your are definitely my error of Smash Mouth like you say run gay strong defense throwing specialty that has been the formula for for years if not forever to win Super Bowl. So it's going to be interesting to see which style wins out. Is it Smashmouth D or is it opportunistic D and crazy offense? It's going to be a Styles game this week. So I'm looking forward to that the Chiefs going to put up a hundred points less. Yeah. I don't know if I don't know how long Derrick Henry and that Titans offense have to keep matching homes on the sidelines, but it's gonna have to be a long damn time because I think in a matter of four minutes and scored 24 points, Or something like that. That is that is insanity. Let's move over to the NFC side. Now Niners Packers, obviously, everybody loves that Niners defense. Everybody loves Kyle Shanahan and he's big brain. He's also a very good coach but the Packers have Aaron Rodgers and I think that is literally what you have to remember and all these conversations. They have a better defense than they've had in the past. They have Aaron Rodgers who always seems to get it done in these types of situations, but that Niners team looks like they are going to be tough, especially at home in Santa Clara. Are your thoughts? Yeah, my thoughts. I agree with everything you just said but I think that noun is pulled it out defense is just going to be two Stout when you come to us for and that's how you stop a great quarterback like and Rogers Tom Brady. You have to be able to get there with just for it. And that's what the niners can do, but they in the Niners can also be explosive on offense. I like Garoppolo. Some people are kind of iffy. I really like him if Bill Belichick was behind this guy. I'm definitely my God my eyes. Tell me to be on this guy. And I love the rookie Samuels. I like the vet some Samuels to but the rookie Samuels is a Difference Maker. So with that front for the Difference Maker with Samuels and Garoppolo, I think they get it done. I like the Niners in this one. What a hilarious lying there. Like, what did I say? If Bill Belichick likes that guy there because everybody's been talking about how Jimmy geezers a game manager. He doesn't really win games for the Niners, but it is forgotten that there was a lot of rumors and conversation to Billy be wanted to go. Go with Jimmy G instead of Tommy be there for a long time and then they had to get him out of town because of the conversation that's going to go tell you know, what are you busting flows? And Dragon Balls t-shirt? We don't have enough for sale yellow. Oh Missy that looks real. Doesn't it? That was a real Cuban leak. Hey. Hey, we'll send one to you man. I can't afford that kind of money for someone to you. You watch that Aaron Hernandez documentary yet. I started it last night. I started last night how sad I mean, yeah sad baffling I'm watching the seat. Is there anything new I'm Gonna Learn. You know what? I mean? Like what up? Cuz I've seen the documentaries. I've seen the you know, the stories read articles. I'm waiting to see is there anything new that's going to make me be on his side not on the side but more understanding of why or I'm just going to be left feeling the same. You know it I forgot I had forgot about it. To be honest. I forgot about the are high. Yeah. Like I think that is that is how bad my I would do your Millennial Aunt you know, I think you or that Melinda all I have okay Goomer shorts pants short attention span using linear. I know I mean, obviously we remember I remembered there but I forgot just about how good he was. Hey, I forgot about goody. Was it football? Like I think that is something that doesn't get talked about whatever you think about Aaron Hernandez, he was so good at football. He was so rich each and he threw everything away because he was just a terrible decision maker and I don't think anybody in the locker room had any idea that he had the second life that was happening outside. I honestly don't think that and I think that's the most surprising thing to me. Is that in a locker room. I feel like you get to know everybody that's what when people retire they miss the camaraderie the Brotherhood of the locker room. I think Aaron Hernandez, I don't think he had much camaraderie in the locker room. And I think anybody had a clue what was going on outside. I agree completely because what guy if throughout all the documentaries what teammate Was he constantly went you never see a guy it was always guys outside of football and you know, like you say typically you're going to be cool with all 53 men on the roster, but you're going to clean to a two or three or four. I didn't say I've never seen this guy attached closely to any of his teammates. So I agree. I don't think any of them knew because I don't think he was hanging with that's interesting. Who's your favorite person who ever played against or with? With is easy. He's not even a big named Sylvester Morris. He's still my best friend of Dave's at my wedding. I was and is when he was a first-round draft pick. He had injuries just totally derailed his career first round draft pick played one year in the NFL first-round draft picks the best of more he's by far my favorite guy, even though one position against me. What position wide receiver from Jackson State. He was 6 4 and 1/4 3/8 at to I think he played at 2:15 and he got drafted first. Well out of Jackson State after playing one year he was a beast but because he was built like a damn chicken. He couldn't you gotta eat or both his ACL shows up and he had a hip injury and I just think it's because you know, I was just a freak has body you had 64 215 running 1/4 3/8 kind of like AJ Green guys like that a tall slender. It's just it's just hard to stay healthy. Now. What are your thoughts on the XFL? I think you would if you were in your Prime, right? Now you might score 45 touchdowns with the new XFL rules. Nobody's allowed down the field before the ball is punted the kickoff Rose. Nobody's allowed to get a running start for cover. You might score literally 45 touchdowns. If you're in the XFL right now, do you like those rules that that's hits backyard football. These guys got organized back backyard football. It's crazy. You like it or hate it. You think the NFL one jacket? I like it. Of course you do. I like it because football the offseason is Lord you got freaking baseball going nine months. You got basketball lasting eight nine months or whatever and football. It's like we have to wait what was coming up February 1st. Just look at all the time in between so I don't mind a little XFL the football in between that time spent who's your favorite returner in the league right now right now? Yeah Aziz Amico Hahnemann, come on. Come on. I mean, I mean, isn't it crazy though? Tyree kill its Tyreke. It was just a focus on returning. He would be an All-Pro returner ever. A single year every single year. He would be in somehow Andy Reid and that Personnel. I don't know who the GM and makes the decisions over there. They have found somebody that sveet brevete. She's a beast. Yeah, I mean obviously he is because you take Tyree killing your like how would you ever want to take Tyreke a lot of returning him that I don't worry about it. We got this other guy that just drop right? Well, I'm gonna be able to switch. I think what happened if you remember when Tyreke got into the little trouble in the offseason. No one knew if he was going to still be on the team. Spend it any of that. It was looking very bad for him when it first came out and this was around draft time. So I think what happened was the teeth didn't know and they wouldn't got an insurance policy and it just so happened and for tourists fortuitous way that the teeth were able to keep both of them. Then you got two speedsters to return me and you can put the rookie back there and save Tyreke. That's really what happened. You know, what you can do you can do that that fake return, you know, where the the one guy acts like he's Hannibal I assume they're going to bust that out at some point Tyree killed not I don't see anything. No no more. Just let McColl catch the ball and take off running. No tricks. Don't put Tyreke back there. None of that. Just let me call him and do his thing. He saved us to games so far. You've been watching the teeth and we will game was that it was the final week. He saved the team hit star down 24, he broke a return broke the game wide open with down last week. He practiced a big return When were down. T47 gets the ball rolling. So I really like his momentum or like what he's done in the last few weeks returners can change the game. They don't get enough respect on to haul you deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. I can't wait to see that happen the human joystick. Thank you so much for your time. Ladies and Gentlemen The X Factor don't say no. Thank you. The Chiefs are such a dynamic team and it feels like they're not going to let what happened last year or anything get in their way. That first quarter could have brought them down. Could have disparage them a little bit instead. They just continue to stack and believe and I don't know how you stop that team. Honestly, I don't even stop that team. But nobody know how you stop the Baltimore Ravens and the Tennessee Titans are able to do it because Mike Vrabel has that team believe in Mike Vrabel has a team that's built to travel that team does not care about the noise that the Kingdom's going to bring they do not care about how cold it's potentially going to be they don't care about how many points that you are going to score they're going to do what they do. They're going to run the ball. The offensive line is going to control the line of scrimmage, but if they have To punt just a few times. You have to think that Patrick homes in that offense. You're going to be able to figure out the Titans defense and score just because that's what they've been able to do all the damn time them going down by that much and then being able to come back and win is probably the best thing ever to happen them. It was it was whether it was a wake-up call or not. It seems like it was and now they're going into this week. Like we cannot let that happen again, or if they get down. I remember well work 24/7. Yeah. Remember him just like last week. We're down 20 for zipping on that, but we gotta get to a break 10:41 here on East Coast 741 West Coast shout out to Dante Hall for joining us that guy used to be light these awesome. He was he's very cool at the draft. He was awesome, too. He's been - I agree. There's not enough spots every year though, you know, I mean, that's the problem none of spots every year and then you have to pay respects just like NFL all the time team like they had to pay respect to the legends that built the game like, you know what I mean? It's just an interesting thing the politics game but he was a game changer. He opened the door. I think for dads like Devin Hester he opened the door for these guys that became return specialist in to be honest back in the day. There was only team like one or two teams that had great specialist and they benefited from it nowadays. 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Hey, congratulations on retirement brother hell of a run. You guys want onto? Yeah, I appreciate that years men Great Men the last four years up in Buffalo been awesome how it now going into retirement. Did you know coming into the season? This is potentially it was a midseason when you have that conversation. Yeah. It was definitely a potentially coming in his last season. I mean, my wife had talked about it really over the last two or three years obviously getting older or kids are getting older and want to be a part of their lives, but I didn't make the decision probably around week eight week nine. Body feeling bad all those type of things that go into your mind is how I feel as though the player but mainly the main reason was it came down to choosing my family and really want to be there for my kids for my wife traveling really enjoy the things that we sacrifice over the last 15 years and we ever do it with a high-quality, you know, not limping around giving around if I continue to play this game, you know every Hall of Fame speech. Normally there comes a time where the Hall of Famer says. I apologize to my kids for not being around enough. That doesn't that doesn't Thought about a lot by NFL players whenever you're in it. It's a very selfish profession. You're not around a lot. You got to do what you got to do in the wife in the mom usually has to carry a lot of the burden. I'm happy. You're making that decision. Yeah, I appreciate him and like you said, my wife is really held it down. And and what it started becoming for me is that you know, I believe in faith family and football and being an older player. I had to start preparing to prepare all the massages the dry needling acupuncture, you know, the stretching all those type of things that would add additional time will tell My regular preparation that took additional time away from the kids. You played 15 years Luke Kuechly just retired after eight. Do you blame him for that decision or did you see it coming? Yeah, not at all on the obviously a Lucas has some issues with concussions and at the end of the day this game is not worth of your livelihood and the quality of life that you want to be able to live on, you know with his family with his future kids and all those other things that this game can stripped from you if you if you are dumb tough as I call it and try to push through Ooh things that you should do push through I agree completely. I'm very happy for you. Very happy for Luke Kuechly. Let's move to these games now 15 years in the NFL. Have you ever seen an offense with this many weapons like the Kansas City Chiefs have right now, not really not at all. I mean they they operate on so many different levels. I mean it's a high-octane offense and once they figure out and you know, I've been around or compete against Annie Reed coach teams often and once he gets his his thumb on you, it's it's you might be night-night. I've been a Many many times when I played against them up in feeling when I was with the Redskins and they put a 50 spot on us. And so that's probably the only other time I've seen a team kind of made up like this when they had to shine they had Vic they had Shady they had a lot of weapons offenses and you just can't double one guy because anybody can beat you at any time. What do the Titans have and what have the Titans is done with their team. Now, I you guys played them earlier in the see ya they have evolved since then right? I mean Ryan Tannehill has become this special my what'd he say? They have evolved. I think they figured out how to win and execute at a high level and then much very similar to Baltimore and they be Baltimore at their own game. They're going to ground and pound you play great defense to try to get up on you, you know, maybe 1 or 2 scores and then turn into a four-minute office at hand the ball off to Derrick Henry over and over and over again until you get tired of tackling him and then the fourth quarter he comes up big with another school and then on defense they play good sound great defense and create turnovers to give the ball back. Our offense and so they're not going to wow you but they're going to play sound football, you know kind of throw back a little bit when you play them, you know kind of back to early in my career in the NFL. So there's a little bit of a throwback style team. Do they have what it takes to stop this Chiefs team. That is a complete buzzsaw. Defensively, they don't have to create some turnovers. They you know, if it gets into a, you know, a shootout in a sense where they have to try to score 21 24 28 points, they lose the game, but if they can keep it low scoring create some turnovers make them kick field goals when they get into the Red Zone, they'll have a shot definitely because nobody wants to tackle that Henry when it's when the game is tight in the fourth quarter. That's what I was about to say. Everybody talks about having to tackle Derrick Henry. I don't think I've heard this many elite players talked about having the All human. Yeah, I mean you you have to make up your mind, you know and compete against him in the last two or three years a couple of times and you he's beat me I'll beat him and we've had some drawers but you have to physically bring it to him all day long and as a DB, I can't be mad at the DB who maybe 175 190 and you got this guy that's 250 that's coming again and they cracked and you got to replace most guys don't make that business decision or even hold on the way for the cavity come by that time you do the stiff arms. You were made you miss and he's you know out the gate. What is that? Is that like a boxer preparing for a fight? I'd assume hey, I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have to run into this dude. I'm gonna yeah, right, but it but the issue is that most guys even saw like Earl eat East make a statement last week. Like they don't have the mindset to come out and Tackle them. But you do that in the first second quarter and then that third P he popped you one time and in that third fourth quarter you like I'm gonna go in there, but I don't really You know, so it just happens and its natural after you try to keep tackling a big man like that whose Relentless. What do you think about that Niners defense? And how are they going to cause problems for Aaron Rodgers Aaron Rodgers and his Green Bay Packers team won close games. Now, they've been very close but they've won they've continued to win the defense has been opportunistic, but everybody's talking about this neyers defense being fully healthy Jimmy Jam and offense getting into a Groove. How do you see that game playing out and what can Aaron Rodgers do against that defense? You know, it's going to be hard. I mean, I love the 90s front for I mean obviously all first round is very elite and they get after the quarterback and they play the run very well as well. So it's really going to be led by them and for Aaron if he can't get to a rhythm early if they you know able to take away Parker maybe double-team him and his first read his off is going to give those guys up front to get to him. And so it's gonna be very tough because I think I'll Shanahan office again, you know, they gave playing well, they don't care how they beat you they're going they're going to exploit your weaknesses by On the ball of passing it and coming up with some things and to really attack your weaknesses. So in my mind I think is going to be the 49ers that come out the Victor in this game. I think everybody's thinking that's a seven and a half point spread right now. I mean, it's more than a score right now for that Packers team has been in three point games basically all year. That's a large number. I think yeah and they found ways to win obviously because they are in and what he's able to bring to that table as far as being an elite quarterback, but this 49ers team is probably one of the most complete teams. I've seen for a while, you know, obviously having the cold front playing great defense and then offensively be able to beat you multiple ways. Whether it's the passing game the running game and they have a pretty good quarterback themselves. When you think about the future of the Buffalo Bills you guys had a hell of a run this year and I think everybody everybody enjoyed watching are now gonna they're gonna have to replace you which is a veteran leader. I have going to be difficult but this Bills team looks like you guys are but they're potentially On The Rise. Yeah the culture that we've established over the last three years is Jeffrey on the right. Directory in the guys like Michael. Hi, Jordan. Poyer Tremaine administered a this white Josh Allen. Those guys are going to take the Reigns of you know, the absence of me as far as leadership and this team is going to taken that step. We got 90 million dollars that Brandon Bean is shot me government have at their disposal this off season and they've been very smart. Just looking at the history of the guys that they've identified as obviously great football players, but then great leaders that they can bring in here and then add to what they have and so and includes the draft. I think those guys are going to do a great job. Miss football teams going to take the next step because they're really starting to hit their Prime, you know, Josh and remain going to the third year really starting to solidify themselves as from middle-range players to now step into that leak that lead level kind of like what your Davis did this year playing corner? So it's a lot of promise and I haven't even mentioned in the Singletary and what he brings to the table. So it's going to be a big time. I think next year. They get a home a home playoff game and make a run and the Patriots are potentially dead. So Yeah, this is what happened Lorenzo. Congratulations on your retirement. And every time we have you on the show, I'm nothing short of impressed. You're going to do great things. Thank you so much for joining us. All right, Patrick hate you guys. I am so sorry to interrupt. I just want to let you know that hey new year new opportunities flipping the calendar creates Endless Possibilities new and exciting things are coming your way. You just have to be ready for them and it all starts with learning your Master's degree at Ashford University make this the year you advance your career by earning your master's degree and get started today at Ashford University. It's very convenient and very flexible Ashford University's online masters degree programs allow you to learn at your own pace. 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Let's do that brand new segment that we started a couple weeks ago because we are sports show in other sports shows ask questions that we should probably ask but it's very difficult to take them serious whenever the questions are as such mr. Toan dicks. This question has been asked the last few days on a couple shows. Who would you draft number one to uh, Burroughs yeah, this is a wild question because I understand that going into the year the tank for to a situation was a real situation. I mean that was a real conversation 200 was this guy who came into Alabama was able to drop a ball into a bucket with his offhand remember? He's writing his dad force him to be a lefty and he was able to pick apart defense has in the SEC something in Alabama didn't always do Alabama normally relied on the running back their offensive line and good defense and then to it gets in there wins a national championship by picking people. Apart, and he was this Proto style quarterback where he gets it back in the pocket. He looked good and he could really dissect defenses and all these things top prospect. Everybody's eyes. Nobody even knew who Joe Borough was we talked to Todd mcshea Tom mcshea said Joe Borough was probably a fifth-round sixth-round pick going into this last season. So whenever to yet again has another injury with his hip and his ankle and he's had three surgeries in 2 years and you watch this Jo Borough growth in an NFL offensive system like they had with Brady has his offensive coordinator to think that you would still take an injured to a who says he's going to be healthy by April but do we know over a guy who has one of the hottest heaters right now in the history of sports who already has an NFL offense who has grown from 16 touchdowns to 60 touchdowns in one particular year to say that you would say to all over Joe burrow would be a very dumb thing. But I do believe to a with one year of you know, rest one year a rehab one year maybe learning behind a veteran. Quarterback could still be a very very good NFL quarterback, but there's no way a GM right now could pick to over Joe Borough because if to of gets hurt that GM is immediately fired because everybody in the fan base everybody in the organization would say well no joy, Tommy. So that's a dumb question. I think but I'd like the fact that it's Spurs conversation. I just think Joe burrow is the obvious answer there. He's earned it and will the Cincinnati Bengals mess it up. Maybe Carolina Panthers hires offense coordinator now everybody's Guard the Carolina Panthers and play to make a play for Joe burrow if the Cincinnati Bengals mess this layup up mess up this alley, oop if they LeBron James at thing off the side of the rim and they decide to trade out of there and not get a new franchise player a new face of the team and Ohio kid that looks like he would love that opportunity if they end up trading out of there to get more pics and let somebody else pick him up. They are going to look stupid. But I think that's what Bengals fans have come to expect of the Bangles. Ation, I just don't think there's any chance they do it. But if any team was to do it the Cincinnati Bengals or the Detroit Lions now people would say this is driving the price up on Borough but Bangles coaches are already talking the borough checks all the boxes. Yes. He checks all the boxes and he's from Ohio, which is just a hold on level four Ohioans. I would assume in the fact that the Athens County food drive and he's already a hero to the state. He's on this incredible heater smoke cigars. He's Midwest. I mean, it's just he's everything that you would want. If you're the Cincinnati Bengals organization, but look for teams to try to bait the dum-dums at the Bangles out of that situation to make a mistake and potentially miss out on a franchise player. Also, look for a lot of smoke screens from teams that are behind in the draft to build up to a to be better than Joe burrow just in an attempt to hopefully persuade The Bangles to build up to a there's a lot of smoke screen. There's a lot of misdirection. Action, there's a lot of teams that are hoping to make other people make other decisions. It's a lot of chests a lot of Poker a lot of setup. I think Joe Burrows just the perfect candidate for the Cincinnati Bengals. This is just like when Andrew Luck was taken visits. He was at the Colts. He took a visit to the Colts before the draft and I have to see him there and West Virginia is our tie. His dad was the athletic director at West Virginia at the time. He knew a lot about Morgantown and all that stuff. So he knew he knew who I was and obviously I knew who he was and I was in training room and he walked in he was meeting everybody else like Andrew. What's up, man? Your life's gonna be pretty hectic. He was like, yeah, I got to go to the Washington Redskins tomorrow, whatever and I was like why like have we not already told you we're drafting he was like, well, I have to take all the visits bad. Yeah. Well, we're if we don't draft this guy, I mean we're making a mistake and he couldn't say anything but it was still like he had to do all his you know, his visits and things like that. There's stuff that's going to start happening. It's going to come out about how good to his and all this stuff. They're going to be trying to persuade The Bangles that for some reason to take 2 instead of jail bharo. And honestly if the bank was messed this up if the Bangles trade out of there and let another team get a jobber. Oh, I will love it. I will absolutely love it because it gives us a lot to talk about but Bengals fans wouldn't deserve that. I think John Burroughs obviously number you had um take yeah a team that could do it and has the mo to do it Jacksonville. They have two first round picks from La in this year in next year's draft. So four first-round picks next two years. I want the Jacksonville wouldn't be dumb to do that. I don't think Jackson The Bangles would be the ones on these dumb. To do that the bangle is not having a franchise player. I mean Andy Dalton got a lot of wins for the Bengals the Bengals won. A lot of games people forget that the Bangles in not so far history, right? Like I think like four years ago five years ago, they'd win like 11 games ten games. They were in playoffs. They were doing all these things. They just never got over the hump. Then it obviously all just started to spiral out of control. A lot of Bengals fans. Say the Marvin Lewis doesn't get enough credit by the way for winning. Hmm. Hey, what a lot better. Our season they had a lot of players though to I mean they had a lot of good players. You remember hooshmand za'atar back in the day, you know Joe and holy Carson Palmer was there and had a good offensive line there for a while there was never able to get over the hump. And now after this last year whenever they were trying to win and they just couldn't do it. A lot of people ask the question of the Bangles think are they going to stink forever if they trade out of that first pick and choose not to get their franchise player. I would say that they're they're destined to stink forever. The first five years of Dalton was there they had nine wins 10 wins 11 wins 10 wins in 12 weeks. That's what don't not getting credit either know because he obviously has that delicious Ginger hair that quite a grow up whenever he doesn't get any credit for being a good football player got benched this year on trade day on his birthday. Then gets brought back wins again lose a game. I mean Andy Dalton doesn't get nearly enough credit as well. But the banks have never been able to win that thing. Well anything short of winning a Super Bowl be a failure for Patrick Mahomes. What a dump Every team that doesn't win the Super Bowl feels as if the season is a failure. The only reason you were playing in the NFL is to win the Super Bowl every single season, everybody starts starts at the bottom of the mountain and they're trying to make it to the top of the mountain whether you don't make the playoffs or you end up losing in the playoffs. It's the same outcome for every team but one which is a disappointment Patrick Williams in his third season second year playing if he doesn't want a Super Bowl now, let's assume he's going to win it within the next couple years. But yes, it is a failure if you don't win the Super Bowl every Single year, that is just what it is. You look at the Miami Dolphins their front office was getting rid of people that didn't think fit and the idea is tank for to but Flores had those boys ready to go and try to win a Super Bowl every single week. That's just how the game you play to win the game. Yes. It's a failure. If you don't win the Superbowl, especially with this team, you know what it was last year to a failure that they didn't win the Super Bowl. That's just the way it goes. But Patrick Mahomes only in a second year. He's about to sign for 200 million dollars if he doesn't win the Super Bowl. It's a failure. It's like it's a failure for Dustin Colquitt the punter for the team that they didn't win the Super Bowl. This is my favorite one. Well Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks come back. Next season primed for Super Bowl run. Nope, they're gonna stick that Russell Wilson just say has decided right now that next year. They're not going to be primed for a Super Bowl ring. Could you imagine writing that question and being like, you know what let's talk about this on the Seattle Seahawks going to be prime for a Super Bowl Run next year. Everything thinks are prime for Super Bowl run. We talked to Joe Thomas Joe Thomas didn't play in one single playoff game. He's considered one of the greatest offensive lineman of all time the greatest offensive lineman all the time didn't play in a playoff game. One time was almost defeated every single game that he lined up in and he said every single year. He had the mindset that they were going to win the Super Bowl that year because that's what the NFL is. The NFL is a group of men who were played to play professional football who are very good at their jobs who have a coach at rallies and in training camp you buy into this belief that you're going to be a good team because you have to because you're surrounded by a bunch of great football players some teams get it done most teams don't but yes, they're obviously Prime for a Super Bowl run and if they say no I imagine some of these like, nope next year. They're going to stink Russell Wilson is going to forget how to throw the ball when he's outside. The pocket. Tyler Lockett is going to forget how to run fast Marshawn Lynch won't be on the team anymore that defense and his debut on Clowny who's just a disruptor doesn't pick up a bunch of stats. He's going to stick next year and Pete Carroll is going to stop chewing gum. They have no chance of winning the Super Bowl next year. Imagine. 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On today's show, Pat and the boys discuss the new Aaron Hernandez documentary on Netflix and try to process all the information that was presented, and find it hard to break down the situation other than finding it to be very sad and tragic amongst other things. Also joining the show is 2x Pro Bowler, 2x All-Pro, member of the 2000's All Decade Team, the man known as the X-Factor and the Human Joystick, former Chiefs great Dante Hall, joins the show. He and Pat discuss this weekend's Conference Championship games and Dante explains why he thinks despite the Titans having the kind of attack that is poised to win in the playoffs, the Chiefs might have too much firepower. Dante also breaks down the NFC Championship game and whether or not the Packers have enough on the offensive side to challenge the 49ers elite defensive and their dominant front 4. Dante also chats about who some of his favorite returners in the league are right now, and what he thinks of the XFL rules that will allow for more explosive plays on punt and kickoff returns (21:04-36:55). Also joining the program is 2x Pro Bowler, All-Pro, recently retired Linebacker for the Buffalo Bills, and friend of the show, Lorenzo Alexander. Lorenzo and Pat chat about his retirement and when he first made the decision to hang up his cleats. Lorenzo also discusses Luke Keuchly's retirement and whether or not he was surprised by the move. They also cover each Conference Championship, and Lorenzo explains why it is so hard to tackle Derrick Henry, and what Aaron Rodgers needs to do to try to exploit San Francisco's explosive front 4. Lorenzo also gives his thoughts on how the Buffalo Bills are poised to make a big step starting next year (39:23-48:04). Also included is the new segment, "Dumb Questions Asked on Sports Shows," with topics including Joe Burrow vs. Tua, Russell Wilson attempting to make a "comeback" next year, and whether or not Patrick Mahomes will be considered a failure if the Chiefs don't win the Super Bowl. Today's show is a fun one. Come and laugh with us. Cheers. 