Hour 2 - The Teal Heel

Ben Maller talks about trade rumors surrounding Tyreek Hill, Rex Ryan calling Mike McDaniel "nerd boy" and saying the Dolphins are soft, Colts DB Xavien Howard criticizing Tua Tagovailoa, Maller to the Third Degree, and more!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Cold brew for you. It's our numbberd two, our number two,
and we focus in on the Miami football team down
thirty to nothing to a second level Indianapolis Colts team
over the weekend of game they obviously lost. How much
truth is there to the Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill

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being mentioned in trade rumors? Also former head coach Rex
Ryan calling Mike McDaniel, that's the coach in Miami quote
nerd boy, and saying the Dolphins are soft across the board?
Where are you at on these comments? And does Colts
defensive back Xavion Howard and his criticism of tua tongue

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by looa going into quote panic mode, close quote. Does
that pass the eyeball test. We'll talk about that as well.
Right now here. It is our number two, the teal
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we'll get back to football, and we certainly revisit if

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you want. Monday night, the Chicago Bears blew an eleven
point lead, they gagged choking Bears, and they lose to
the Minnesota Vikings, who come back after playing miserable football
for three quarters. But our lead is from South Beach.
That's where our lead is. The Miami Dolphins. The story
that's still bouncing around the echo chamber. Absolutely gutless football

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by the Miami Dolphins with the Colts down thirty to
zhering to a mediocre Indianapolis Colts team and Daniel Jones,
and so the vultures are out circling around the Miami
Dolphins at this point. So if you've not heard the
latest on this, perhaps not not even not even a

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full week end of the season, because this report came
out prior to the Monday night. There is chatter, and
we can say now radio chatter because we're on the radio.
So this radio chatter that a trade of disgruntled, malcontent
wide receiver Tyreek Hill is a very real possibility, very

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real possibility. The cheetah who famously announced his departure from
the Dolphins at the end of last season, only to
be caught surprise, you're back and the vortex have sucked
there in Miami. So there's some noise that the Dolphins
are going to try to facilitate a trade and they're

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going to ask Tyreek Hill to try to rework his
contract to accommodate a team that would be willing to
acquire him. So let us discuss the question how much
truth is there in the Dolphins Tyreek Hill trade rumors?
Then how much truth is there in that? So I've
got Cosmos, Whole Foods and Penn and Teller and we

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will combine all of these things together and we're gonna
make your Babushka's favorite tuna fish salad. And I don't
know if your babushka has a favorite tuna fish salad,
but if she does, she's gonna make it. So number
why what said? Number why? The truth? How much truth
is there? This is the naked truth? It is the

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naked truth. Tyreek Hill is finished in Miami, dun skis cooked.
Take it, It's all over right, stick a fork in,
and whatever kind of cliche you want to use here.
We've seen this movie before. In fact, we saw this
movie last year with Devonte Adams who was sending these
vague comments out with the Raiders and then ended up

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getting traded to the Jets. How that workout? So this
movie is a repeat. The names have changed a little bit,
the story is the same. You got a big name,
wide out, big money wide out who's still living off
the brand. Got to live off the brand, right, living
off the reputation. But the reality of the situation, Tyreek Hill,

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the last time he had a one hundred yard game
in the NFL was over a year ago. Holy Cheetah Batman, Yes,
a year You could have grown a beard. You could
have raised a child from conception. You could have turned
to the Cosmos, the space time Odyssey, and you could

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have watched Earth's orbit for a year. Since the last
time Tyreek Hill cracked the one hundred yard barrier, it's
been now over a year. And Tyreek also has a
nice fat salary of thirty six million dollars. Good for him.
So the way he's playing over the last year, Tyreek Hill,

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that is bank robbery, bank robberies, it really is. I
mean dolphins, and they've got the gun to their head
on this one. They gave him the contract man, so
they've gotta do something sooner than later. If you're the Dolphin,
you know you should have, could have would have traded
Tyreek Hill. We advise you yet again the counsel of

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the Overnight not listen to bad job by the Miami Dolphins.
They think they're smarter than everyone else. You could have
traded Tyreek Hill in February. You could have traded him
in March. You could have worked out agreement in April
before the draft, and instead here we are in September
and nothing. Who goofed? I've got to know now the
chiefs and Steelers, as you might have suspected, are being

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tossed around as the most likely suitors, the most likely
suitors for Tyreek Hill. Now, if I was in the New
England Patriots, I would be attempting to acquire the promise
he'll's washed up though. See that's the thing, like if
you're getting the good Tyreek Hill, okay, And there's that

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dead dead cat bounce where if he goes to a
new team, he might play well for a week or
two or something like that, but the teams he's an
acquired taste with the amount of money he's making. You
look around the NFL, and the Steelers and the Chiefs
are the most likely because the Steelers they're going for it.
They're all excited because they looked pretty good against the

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Jets on offense. Their defense was all messed up, and
so the Steelers and the Chiefs are like hyenas and
they're waiting for the carcass to fully rot and then
they're going to go in and have a nice meal,
and Kansas City could celebrate Union Tour and everyone's feeling
giddy and all that. The Chiefs need some help on offense.
The way they played in the opener against the Chargers.
But there's a sound of them right there. But buyer

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beware though it is buyer beware right. It's the old
falling star thing we talk about that don't let a
falling star fall on you, and that is the personification
of Tyreek Hill at this particular point. Now, the speed
not the same. He's still fast. Beat me in a race.
I'm guessing he could beat you, So he's still fast.
It's just the big plays are drying up. And that's

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that's the reason you have him. You're not having him
because he's Prince charming Tyreek killing your roster. It's not
because he's gonna win some community award for being a
good person. Not at all. The big plays drying up.
It's got the name. You got the name Tyreek Kill.
That's a good name. It's smoke without the fire. It's
smoke without the fire. And this is how it ends

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for the top level receivers in the NFL. You start
getting shuttled around from team to team to team. They
all think they're irreplaceable, every one of them. Then eventually
reality comes slapping them across the face. There's just another
jersey guy that can go somewhere else and sell some
merch and all that, and the next guy comes along,
and that's the way it goes all right now, page two.

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So it has been dog pile time for the Miami Dolphins.
And we stay with the theme of the hour as
we love bad football makes for good talk radio. Former
NFL head coach for multiple teams, the Jets and the Bills,
and gas bag Rex Ryan. He called Mike McDaniel, the

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head coach of the Miami football team. He called them
quote nerd boy and said that the Dolphins are soft
across the board. So again, nerd boy, and the Dolphins
are soft across the board. So the question is where
are you at on this one? So it is certainly

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great theater. It is wonderful television to have a very
strong opinion. And I ran it through the light detector
and no lies were detected. There was no light detected here.
The Dolphins are a hot mess. Now we know that
everyone knows that, right, and they play football like they're
on vacation. I went back and I watched because I'm

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a loser, so I was flipping around early on Sunday,
and I didn't focus too much on the Dolphin game
because it wasn't very competitive. I went back and watched
some of the clips that are online. I was like, wow,
they look like they're in vacation mode. Is what they
look like, right, instead of blocking and tackling the Dolphins,

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it's like coconuts, hammocks and palm trees is what they
were focused in on. That's their identity. And Mike McDaniel
not exactly Bill Parcells or some of those old school
coaches that just ooze confidence and the adult in the
room right the whistle and the scowl. There is none

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of that with the Dolphins coach. Mike McDaniel looks like
the kind of guy you'd go up to it Whole
Foods because he makes a mean charcuterie board and you
want advice on how to make a charcuteri board. And
you say, you look like the kind of guy that
knows how to make a good charcutery board. And McDaniel says, yes,
I do know how to make a good charcotery board.
I'll help you out on that, and then I'll get

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you a salad, but not just any salad. I'm gonna
get your chickapeece salad because that's a good salad. I
know how to make that. So you'll get the charcuterie
board and the chickapee salad. You're good to go. However,
the problem is in the locker room. People smell weakness,
they do, especially alpha people smell weaknesses, right, these they

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smell that's weakness, and they take advantage of weakness here.
And so you're trying to create a team that has
machismo and that's not his jam, right, that's not what
he does. McDaniel is the epitome of the hipster coach.
And when you're the hipster coach, you take the good,
which is the play calling, the x's and o's, and
you have to take the bad. And when things go bad,

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that's when it goes next level turbo time. It goes
turbo time. It's like he's one of those dudes you
see at the park who's sitting cross legged in the
park and he's like vaping lavender and then he goes
like hugs a tree and you can't really have that
as your head coach. And then when he's like, instead

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of drinking gatorad, he's drinking kombucha tea, and that's it.
I mean it just needs to smash people. It's not
smashing mount football football. It's about violence, it's confrontation. It's
about intimidation, and that is not it. The Dolphins, they're
out there looking like they just got back from a
long weekend yoga retreat. They flew down to Costa Rica

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and they were hanging out of a hot yoga retreat
somewhere out in the in the jungle there. And Rex Ryan. Now,
say what you will about Rex and we've said a
lot about Rex Ryan over the years. His brother actually
worked here, Rob Ryan, who always looks like he's pregnant.
But Rob Ryan was a weekend talk show host for
a little bit. And Rex Ryan, who you know, he's
got the foot fetish, he's a blow hard, all that stuff.

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But you got you gotta give him credit where credit
is due, right, He understands toughness. The defenses he coached
with the Ravens and with the Bills and the Jets,
they did have an edge to them. They did. They
scared some people. Mike McDaniel, Miami Dolphins, just in general,
his football team, it appears most of the time they

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get out physical, they do, they get out competed, so
out competed out physical on the regular Okay, on the
regular teams, just do not. They don't feel any extra pressure.
That there's no respect factor there if you will, and
Rex is right. Players smell that weakness in the Miami

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Dolphin locker room and they don't respect the coach and
they don't fear them. It's bad combination. It's playing out
right now. It's fine when everything's great and you're winning
and you're running up the score and all that, but
right now, Miami is like, they're like soft tofu, the
Miami Dolphins, and you're supposed to be ribbi, real fatty
ribi and they're soft tofu. And mc daniel's over there,

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he's like, I can fix this. Don't work. What are
you gonna do, coach. I'll tell you what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna sprinkle chia seeds right on top of the
playbook and there we go. Just put some chia seeds
on top, and I don't understand why the players are
not responding. These are great chia seeds, really good. All right,
final point. We go now to Indianapolis and a viral

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SoundBite Zavin Howard, defensive back of the Indianapolis Colts and
a former Dolphin who's hanging out with the Colts. As
we said there, now, he came right out and said
the quiet part out loud following the blowout, blowout, blowout
victory over the Miami football team is former team. And

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he said, hey, listen, this was our plan. The plan
was rather simple. If you take away to a tongue
of iloa first read option. If he has no first read,
he goes into panic mode is what he does, right,
Those are his words, Those are his words, he said.
Once we took away that first read, Zavon Howard said

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it was panic mode after that close quote. So question,
does the Colts defensive back Zavon Howard his criticism of
his former quarterback to a tongue of by law going
into panic mode? Does it pass the eyeball test? So
I'm I'm nodding my head. Yes it does. In perfect vision,

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absolutely perfect vision, twenty twenty vision. This is to his
soft underbelly. It is. It is the flaw in the
thing of a jig. And the fact that the Dolphins
paid him a big contract just shows you the complete
systemic dysfunction of the Miami Dolphin organization. Like the whole

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thing with Tyreek Hill, Like, do they have a general manager?
Is there someone that's a grown up in the Miami
Dolphins organization? Holy craw ye. So they paid Tua. Now,
they didn't give them the biggest contract in NFL history.
It's a tremendous holy overpay for what they're getting. And
we've seen it for years. His whole entire setup as

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an NFL quarterback is catch it one, read boom just
like that, balls out real quick, rat of tad tat.
Now if not yip Andy yip, you get the yips,
you get the yips, right, that's what you get. And
so there is this old baseball movie way way long
ago called Major League and it's really unfortunate. The Wolkesters

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don't like it because it's about a baseball team named
the Cleveland Indians, so they get very offended. But there
was famous scene in that movie. There was a player
named Pedro Serrano and could just absolutely crash crush fastballs
just to the moon right, just killed the fastball. And
then what happened was after that, well they changed it

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up a little bit so for Tua, he can crush
fastballs like Sorano from Major League meeting those scripted one time.
Throws really good. If you give him a curveball or
a breaking ball, he swings out of his shoes, right,
he's way too fast. That goes fly in one direction,
the helmet goes spinning the other direction, and that's it.

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He looks helpless. And so the Colts they threw him
a steady diet of breaking pitches. And so let's see
if he hit the breaking ball and he couldn't. Now
zam and Howard spilled the tea. He did the rooster.
He walked like a rooster with his chest out, was
very excited about that. He spilled the tea. And that's
the scouting reports. People are like, well, you shouldn't have

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said that. Why the chances of the coltson Dolphins meeting
again are almost zero this year, right unless they meet
in the playoffs, which is highly unlikely. And everyone and
their mother knows that's the scouting report. Onto it. Step one,
you smother the first option. Step two two, Uh, just
wait for him to panic, and that's it. Hot potato,

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hot potato, hot potato. Get rid of the football. It's
not rocket science. It's not that hard. Now to do
it is hard, but to know what's going on is
not that difficult, Like that's kind of out there in
the open. And and when that happens, when the aforementioned
happens there, the whole Miami offense falls down like a
house of cards.

Speaker 2 (18:24):
Right.

Speaker 1 (18:24):
They're built around that one rhythm, that one trick pony,
And once people have seen the trick, they don't want
to pay to go watch the pony again. They don't
want to see that. When it's working, it looks brilliant.
You can run up the score in the Denver Broncos
like they did a while back. When it's not, you
suddenly realize there's there's nothing else there. There's absolutely nothing

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else there. It's like watching Penn and Teller on that
that show fool Us when they have a really crappy
magician on there just for giggles and the magician can't
get the rabbit to come out of the hat and
you're like, man, and that's embarrassing, and it's well, it's
an amateur magician. You're like, give them a break there.
But they're just standing there and they've got their goofy

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gloves and their top hat and it looked like just
the country Bumpkin. It's just embarrassing. So that's Tua. When
he doesn't have the first read, that's it. It's not
it's not new, and it also is in big games.
It shows up. He gets tight, took a syndrome, chronic
case of tight. Took a syndrome in big games and Miami.

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I like that they're still pretending that this is not
the case. And so Tyreek Hill will be traded by
the trade deadline and I think late October. So he'll
be gone. And you gotta move on from tour, right,
you got to try to wiggle out of that contract
and read the fine prints even get on, get away
from Tua. They're all gonna be gone. The coach will

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be gone, the quarterback will be gone, the wide receiver
will be gone. Everyone's gone. You're gone. You're gone, You're gone.
It's the reverse of the Oprah. You get a car,
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You're a mallardly third degree. We also have Who's on
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dolphin heavy monologue to begin the hour and Late Night
drug Tester says tool will be fine once the fans
tell him how much money he is making, he will
he will put in more effort. Clearly yes, he might
even learn how to throw to his second option. Alf
the alien o Piner says, I'm one hundred percent here
for the dead cat bounce. He says, that's the your

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just Josh is Tyreek Hills career as a dolphin fins
fins up. There you go, that's quite the quite the
clip there, market. Steve randomly writes in we mentioned JR.
Smith the last hour his birthday. According to the Late
Night Drug tester, his birthday Jr. Smith this week and
the super Marcus Steve says, Jr. Smith will forever be

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the man who got suspended from the team because he
threw soup on a coach, which led me to tons
of questions. What kind of soup was it? Was it
in a bowl? Was it in a bread bowl? How
did he throw the soup the spoon as well? Well,
Supermarket Steve, that's bad soup knowledge by you, bad job
by you. Jr. Smith famously threw tortilla soup. We all

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know that he threw tortilla soup. Now, I like a
good tortilla soup. There's not a lot of soups. I
like the Motza ball chicken soup. I like tortilla soups
in my soup domain. French onion soup like that's also
up there, French onion. It can't be too salty though.
Proper amount of cheese. Proper amount, obviously, the cheese is

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the key to start the show there and little chunks
of bread and all that stuff. Anyway, let's go to
the phones and we'll say hello to Danny DeVito. That's right,
the great Danny DeVito from Boston. Hello, Danny, welcome mister.

Speaker 4 (25:14):
Now what's going on?

Speaker 1 (25:16):
Well, I'm talking to a legend.

Speaker 4 (25:17):
Come on now, appreciate it. Hey, you know she was
small on about the Miami Dolphins. Danny Dimes goes out
there and lights you up. To be the long season
for the Miami Dolphins, very long, and they should blow
the whole thing up that next year.

Speaker 1 (25:34):
Yeah. Well, the concern their concern is, you know, the
Patriots are next up here, and they got no offense,
the Patriots, and they're a small line on that game.

Speaker 4 (25:48):
Yeah, small line. And who's gonna be worse than the
Patriots or the Dolphins. We're gonna find out this Sunday.
I get who's one of the worst teams in the league.
Is the Patriots look really out on Sunday?

Speaker 2 (26:02):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (26:02):
Their offense is futile as pathetic. It's not it's not
like the Raiders. The Raiders don't have a great defense.
They're not supposed to have a great defense. And the
Patriots just stuck in mud. Not good.

Speaker 5 (26:15):
It looked bad.

Speaker 4 (26:16):
And uh the game last night, Ben uh football one
oh one. This coach he's supposed to this great coach.
He doesn't know he's supposed to an on side kick.
Gave a one time out and only like what a
minute to change left. But I couldn't believe that Ben.
I had money on the beds in that game, and
I could not believe what.

Speaker 6 (26:35):
He was doing.

Speaker 4 (26:36):
And they put him Buck really had no comment on that.
Normally they do they you know, they call guys on
or whatever, and then even have it like a real
comment on that.

Speaker 1 (26:45):
I mean, well, the on side, they pretty much debawled
the onside kick. As you know, Danny, there is not
even a thing anymore. You should try it, but it's
not going to work.

Speaker 2 (26:55):
Now.

Speaker 1 (26:55):
I was on the other side. I had the Viking,
so I thought the game was over going to the
fourth quarter. I thought, there's no chance here the Bears
are going to win this game. The Vikings are done.
They don't even have a pulse. And then they came
back and obviously no play great. It was more of
the Bears that played crappy. But that's that's the way
it works.

Speaker 4 (27:14):
So they give give that quarterback credit, Ben mccaffee.

Speaker 1 (27:19):
So do I give him? Do I give him credit?
Do I give him that? Do I give him credit?

Speaker 3 (27:22):
Hold.

Speaker 1 (27:23):
I was like, then, do I give him credit for
the fourth quarter and forget about the first three quarters?
Is that how that works?

Speaker 4 (27:28):
You know? I agree it was bad, But a lot
of guys like that in the first shot over the Chicago,
a lot of them would have wept themselves.

Speaker 1 (27:36):
You know. I thought he did win it, but he
did wet himself for three quarters. He did, he needed
a diaper change.

Speaker 4 (27:43):
But it was the same guy in the fourth quarter
that came back and quart a couple of times and
won the game. I was pretty impressed with him.

Speaker 1 (27:50):
Okay, all right, I wasn't. I wasn't impressed. I thought
he sucked for the vast majority of the game and
he made some plays in the fourth quarter. That's great,
but that that's not a sustainable formula, Danny, that's not
a sustainable way to approach things.

Speaker 4 (28:05):
Well, I think he's going to improve on that. And
the other guy on the other side, the guy throwing
the ball over there, Williams, I'm sorry to say he
can't play. Ben a disappointment. He can't play. He's not
going to be any good. That guy, the one who
paints his nails there, he can't play. And one on
the point. What miss Caitlin Clark. Somebody tell her she

(28:27):
has to stop playing. Nobody becomes great and doesn't play
off going these parties. The parties are are fine, but
you have to play. And I'm a fan of hers,
but you have to play.

Speaker 1 (28:37):
Ben he gets hurt, man's injured. That's right. She's like,
she's she's modeling herself after the NBA players who miss
all the games. Anyways, she want to say, I want
to be like an NBA player. I'm just going to
miss a bunch of games, all right, I gotta go. Danny,
thinking the Great Danny to beat. Let's hello to Snooker.
He's in North Las Vegas, not to be confused with
just regular Las Vegas, the Great Snooker.

Speaker 5 (28:59):
Hello, Hey, no, what hey?

Speaker 1 (29:05):
I got a few things you do You sure about that?

Speaker 3 (29:07):
Yeah?

Speaker 5 (29:08):
Hey, Saturday, Saturday. I went to one of the home
improvements big box stores, right okay, And you know I
wanted them to get in there, and I.

Speaker 6 (29:17):
Want to buy some small shells.

Speaker 5 (29:18):
For my Rocke. I walk in the door and all
I see is the NFL, NFL, NFL.

Speaker 2 (29:27):
What the hell.

Speaker 6 (29:28):
I don't need that indoctrination. All I want to do
is buy some shuttle.

Speaker 1 (29:32):
Yeah, so you were bothered by this, This troubled you?

Speaker 4 (29:36):
This was yes, yes, because that's indoctrination.

Speaker 5 (29:39):
I didn't go there to see NFL find it.

Speaker 6 (29:42):
I went there to buy me some small shelves.

Speaker 3 (29:45):
You see them?

Speaker 1 (29:45):
Yea, I understand. Did you walk out of the store
and not buy anything you were so offending?

Speaker 5 (29:49):
No, because I already sput my gas and I said,
let me go get what I got to get and
get out of here. Yeah, because I just couldn't handle that.

Speaker 1 (29:56):
But anyways, your phone is dying here idly stuck her.
I don't know what's going on here.

Speaker 5 (30:01):
Oh maybe I'm in a bad location.

Speaker 1 (30:04):
I don't know what that is, all right, Well it
must be they need better cell phone towers in North
Las Vegas. I think that's what they need.

Speaker 5 (30:13):
That could be man.

Speaker 6 (30:14):
But anyway, I got back home, right. And when I
got back home, I was putting these shells together, and
I got these two internet rates.

Speaker 1 (30:21):
I mean, I gotta I gotta end that, right, that's
a bad I'm not allowed to say if the phone
quality is bad. I got yelled at last time. Really,
who yelled at you? Who was so many management? Somebody
can plain never mind, you guys talk to who's it?

Speaker 4 (30:36):
No?

Speaker 1 (30:36):
No, I don't know what are you talking about. I
have no idea. That's what started Tammy in Montana being
mad at me. Is I know she already? She was
already show No, she's already upset with you or something
like Larta, you have no room to talk about all right, well,
all right, calm down, you asked. Well, that was not
There was more to it than that. Let's see a
snook Are you there, snooker?

Speaker 3 (30:58):
Yeah?

Speaker 5 (30:59):
Can you hear me now?

Speaker 1 (31:00):
Yes, it sounds a little better.

Speaker 5 (31:01):
Okay, any ray. When I got back home, right, I
was in the garage and I got these two Internet
radio one.

Speaker 1 (31:08):
It sucks again. I'm done. All right, it's not better.
Let's go to Felexus, America's favorite drag queen caller in Buffalo.
Here we go, Buffalo.

Speaker 2 (31:17):
Yeah, let me tell you something then. I wasn't going
with Buffo last Sunday, even though I was fighting. Oh
on my picks. Their defense really sucked. They gave too
much points. They were terrible. I don't know Josh Alima
smiling though after the game because they won by one point?

(31:39):
What they do be dooby do? Oh? How about that.

Speaker 1 (31:43):
Hey there it is what a way to start a
phone call? Flexis amazing?

Speaker 7 (31:50):
Is that it?

Speaker 1 (31:50):
Are you done? Is that you use all your material up?
You have nothing else? Is that the way this is
gonna go?

Speaker 3 (31:55):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (31:55):
No, I thought they were terrible. Miami was terrible. The
Patriots were pair of terrible. Yeah, the Jets. I was
shut shocked by the Steelers because I think Aaron Rodgers,
it's going to a nursing home for quarterbacks. And I'm
telling you it was horrible Sunday, even though I got
five and a hour. So how about those Rams? Weren't

(32:16):
they great?

Speaker 1 (32:17):
Well, I'd like to thank the generosity of the Houston
Texas for giving that game to the Rams, making sure
they don't win it. So that was very kind of them.

Speaker 2 (32:24):
Well, I think the Houston Texas probably was smoking something.

Speaker 1 (32:28):
That's what a you they were smoking for? Lexus? What
do you think they were smoking?

Speaker 2 (32:33):
Oh? Probably Texas? A Marijuani smoke cracked, don't you?

Speaker 1 (32:38):
Was he cracked? It wasn't cracked, right, not cracked.

Speaker 2 (32:40):
Well, they could be smoking that too, who knows what's
in that Marijuani?

Speaker 1 (32:44):
Marijuanie, I got you all right? Well, very good thank
you for Lexis. All right, there you go. There's an
America's favorite drag queen caller for Lexus check in and
it is the Ben Maler Show. We are going to
have momentarily, we are going to have oh boy, this
is exciting. We're going to have the It's Tribua right now.
We've got the play of the day straight ahead. Also
we'll have Mallard to the third degree. Here's the Insta

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trivia at Las Vegas tight end Brock Bowers. He now
has ninety seven receiving yards in eighteen career games. That
passed Pro Football Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow Senior for
the second most by a tight end in his first
twenty career games. In NFL history, only Blank has more
receiving yards in their first twenty games than Brock Boers

(33:30):
of the Raiders. That is the Insta Trivia. The answer.
We'll get to it. We'll do it next.

Speaker 3 (33:37):
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Speaker 1 (33:50):
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Speaker 4 (34:28):
Thank god for the Internet.

Speaker 1 (34:29):
All right, back to it we go, and before we
get to the Insta tribute, here is the play of
the day. Now the play of the day, which is
we go to that Monday night game, and oh what
an epic finish it was. As the Minutesoda Vikings came
all the way back to ti Iraq Play of the

(34:50):
day and J. J. McCarthy can do it with his arm,
and in the fourth quarter he did it with his
legs as well. Take a listen. It is a run
pass option McCarthy takes off.

Speaker 3 (35:00):
The right stunner stuff six five touchdown.

Speaker 1 (35:07):
Peace JJ McCarthy and he runs for a Vikings touchdown.
All right, that's the call. Obviously, that was not the
Chicago Bears call. That was Paul Allen on Vikings radio
with the play by play call as he gets into
the end zone. There the ti Iraq play of the night.
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(35:30):
the right tires for how, what and where they drive.
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dot com the way tire buying should be. He's one
of my favorites. Paul Allen's really good. He's an exciting
playoff play guy, and it's also fun. He's such a homer.
When the Vikings don't play well, he gets all depressed

(35:50):
and it makes it really enjoyable, like when Adrian Peterson
was on the team and he he's loose. The greatest though,
was when we we have it in this system. But
Christian Pond, why would you even such a such a
and I think that was like an exhibition game or
something like that. I don't even think it was a
regular season game anyway. Well, here is the big payoff

(36:13):
on the insta trivia. So Brock Bauers tight end for
the Raiders ninety seven yards receiving in eighteen career games.
He has passed by Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow Senior
for second most by a tight end in their first
twenty career NFL games. Only Blank has more. Why do
you even ponder passy?

Speaker 3 (36:33):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (36:33):
That's it. That is so good. God, that's great? All right?
Ed Shearon from Bobby in Florida, Bill Miller's new shirt
guest by Alf the Alien opineer. Shoot Bill, See what
you did there for Lexus? As the answer recorded to Mallard,
prop guy, there's a good, good photo of Felexis doing
his thing. Who else do we have? Page down the

(36:56):
late Davy Johnson. I saw that raw I forty in
the old Dodger Met Skipper passed away over the weekend.
Caitlin Clark from King Roy. I don't think that's Kaitlyn Clark.
Who else do we have? Edwin Jackson who was forty
two and also played for forty two teams, actually fourteen teams,
according to the Late Night Drug Tester Milkman Mike and

(37:16):
Colorado says Metropolitan Police Sergeant Marvel Jones is the answer.
Russ Francis, unless it's not from BP, that's his answer.
See page. Dan Stevine Meatball said it's a swimmer or
a gymnast or whatever.

Speaker 7 (37:32):
No, do you have an answer, Lorena, Yeah, I'm gonna
go with Bob Marley on this one.

Speaker 1 (37:37):
Ben Bob Marley a Rastafarian answer that is incorrect. The
correct answer would be Pro Football Hall of Famer Mike
Ditka jumpers, Mike Dicka, who unfortunately I've heard his in
poor health. With Mike Dick is the here we go? Fuck,
it's maller. How about that?

Speaker 3 (37:57):
To the third degree, this is one gets squalled all right.

Speaker 1 (38:03):
Google Loo.

Speaker 7 (38:05):
After the Bengals win over the Browns on Sunday, Jamar
Chase told the media, worship my defense right now? Uh
been last year since he's defense was a huge problem
that caused them to miss the playoffs. Were you encouraged
by what you saw against Cleveland?

Speaker 2 (38:22):
Well?

Speaker 1 (38:23):
No, the Browns actually moved. They had over three hundred
yards of offense. I only scored sixteen points and all that.
That's a great tricker ration move is what that is?
I like, well, our offense. You realized the Bengals offense
in that game had I think they had less than
one hundred and fifty total yards of offense. So of
course you're not gonna bring up look at but worship

(38:44):
my offense. No, until I see more, I'm not going there.
The Browns had opportunities to score, they AfD up. That
is some creative spin job by the ben Gals.

Speaker 7 (38:54):
Next number one overall pick, cam Ward made his debut
for the Titans and a loss against the Broncos. I
don't consensus after the game was that Ward was impressive
but was let down by his coaching staff and his teammates.

Speaker 1 (39:05):
Ben do agree, No, I think he was sacked six times.
Most of those were not you know, you got to
get rid of the ball. I mean, there's a fun
there's a sweet spot there. So the sacks, you can't
blame all that on his teammates. You got to know
when to get rid of the ball. And the receivers
I was slipping over. They seemed like they were dropping
passes on a semi regular basis. That was an issue.

(39:26):
But no, cam Ward, let's hold the offense it's everywhere
else's fault but him.

Speaker 7 (39:30):
Next, Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Bucks needed a
last minute touchdown to come away with the victory against
the division rival Falcons. Do you think Atlanta could actually
challenge them for the division crown? Yes, because I don't
think Tampa's all that could. I don't think any one
of that division's all that good.

Speaker 1 (39:43):
Carolina blows, New Orleans blows, So it's either Atlanta or Tampa,
one of those two teams. So I think it'll be
neck and neck all the way through. How did we
know he passes?

Speaker 2 (39:52):
Oh my god, I won.

Speaker 1 (39:54):
I won, Wine Scott, I won. Unbelievab