September 12, 2023 • 38 mins
Ben Maller discusses whether or not Deion Sander sis the Sean McVay of college football, Matt Rhule saying that he did not disrespect Deion and Colorado, Maller's Mountain of Money: Sydney Sweeney Edition, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello and welcome. It's our name Berth three, and we
talk about the story everyone's yapping about Don Sanders pram time.
Is Dion Sanders the new Sean McVay of the coaching
world as he's climbing up the ladder? Will Dion get
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offers from the NFL coaching world? More chatter about that
topic of conversation, and also Nebraska coach Matt Ruhle says
he did not disrespect Dion Sanders and his son. So
why is this a storyline? We'll kick you in the
pants right now here. It is our number three. Dion
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prime time action. But we will tell you the big
story here happened in the Monday night game, not that
Buffalo lost the game, but the talk is all about
Airon Rogers. He left the game on a golf cart. Now,
the only time you want to be on a golf
court is that a golf course, That's it. But you
don't want to be on a golf court when you're
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in an NFL stadium because normally something's gone very bad
and something's broken. And that's the way it is. As
Aaron Rodgers down for the count. He was sacked on
the fourth play of the game, less than five minutes
into game time, and Aaron Rodgers knocked out for the
rest of the season. He did not even complete a pass.
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Make it make sense, He did not even complete a pass.
Oh for one passing And the Jets. If you bet
on the Jets to win the Super Bowl, you are
now a Zach Wilson sick of fate. Good luck. But
our lee goes to Boulder, Colorado, where Deon Sanders. The
hype rocket is headed out to the Cosmos. If you
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have not been following along, I don't know how you
could have missed this. Even if you're not a college
football person, Dion Sanders is the benchmark for all of
college athletics right now, and the hype has no bounds.
This weekend, Colorado playing their in state rival, Colorado State,
and that will be the most important game in the
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country according to television and television people. I've been told
by somebody I work with on a TV show are
more important people. They're just better people. And the TV
people they haven't vanished into thin air. They are going
to be hanging out in Boulder to get a little
that good mojo from Dion Sanders. Everyone stir crazy for
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Dion and that hype rocket and all that. And adding
on to it, we have an anonymous NFL executive, my
favorite source of news, the anonymous NFL executive who compared
Dion Sanders to the head coach of the LA Rams,
Sean McVeigh, and he was comparing their unique path that
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they both those guys have taken in the high level
of intelligence. Another executive says Dion would be unbelievable in
the NFL, recruiting players via free agency, whispering sweet nothings
about coach Prime is all in vogue. Everyone's playing nice
in the sandbox right now. So let us discuss the question.
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Is Dion Sanders similar to Sean McVay. Is he the
new Sean McVay. Let's go as far as to say
that loose translation, is Dion Sanders the new Sean McVay.
So I'm shaking my head no on this. I've got Butterfly,
debutante ball and the Queen of Soul and we will
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combine all of these things together and we'll try not
to get out fox. So, first of all, we love
Sean McVay. And Sean McVay has been amazing with the
Rams and he worked in the Sorcerer's Workshop the Rams
just this weekend, left for day. The Rams went out
and beat the snot out of the Seattle Seahawks in
the second half with guys i've never heard of. I
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had no idea who three of those key players were
for the Rams. And that's that's a good job by
Sean McVay coaching those guys up. Good job by him.
And so he's been great. Two Super Bowl appearances and
a very brief time with the Rams. Did win a
super Bowl, hardest super Bowl of all time against the
Cincinnati Bengals, and all that a winning a piece of
metal against Cincinnati. Now that being said, Dion Sanders is
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a He's cut out of a different cloth when you
compare him to Sean McVay, So it's a different thing.
It's apples and oranges because Primetime is a social butterfly.
He floats around like a butterfly, and he has been
on the map for an entire generation. If you're if
you're old, now, if you're middle aged or old, those
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two are interchangeable. You remember Dion Sanders running around from
World Series games to NFL games and how crazy that
was in the pre social media days. But Dion has
been a kind of a big deal. He has that
infectious enthusiasm and he is very pervasive. He's able to
convince people to do to do things like buy tickets
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and watch them on television, and it's it's a bit
of a simpotico delivery situation. But the formula, the proprietary blend,
is different than Sean McVay because he's he's a bigger
deal than Sean McVay. But he's been captivating men, women
and children for a long time. And secondly, the Dion
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Sanders to the NFL chatter. We talked about it a
bit in previous episodes of the show, and every single
day there's a new story saying that, you know, Dion's
gonna get big time offers from the NFL, and he's
he's gonna pick up the phone. I'm telling you he's
gonna go to the NFL. He's not gonna stay at Colorado.
Many pundits are trying to speak this into who existence
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that Dion Sanders is the star of the debutante ball.
Everyone wants to get at a little touch of Dion right,
America's sweetheart now, Dion Sanders. Skip Bayless, you'd think that
Skip Bayless would be very happy the Cowboys, his Dallas
Cowboys Number one Cowboys, suck up Skip Bayless around his
Dallas Cowboys won a game four to nothing. But Skip
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Bayless recently said that he would I'm paraphrasing this, but
he advocated for Deon Sanders to coach the Cowboys. He said,
would he work? Here's the quote, would he work? As
the Cowboys coach in a vacuum. Oh, he would be sensational.
I'm talking Super Bowls plural sensational. Skip Bayless recently opening
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about Dion Sanders, and he said, Dion's on the same
level with Tom Brady that anything he puts his heart
and soul to he will succeed at. So let's let's
address this again. Now the Cowboys were brought up. I
brought up the Atlanta Falcons in a previous episode of
the show. Will Dion Sanders get offers from the NFL
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coaching world? So the answer is still yes. I've not
changed my position. I said yes before. I'm still saying yes, yes,
I'm not in my head. Yes, barring some kind of
drastic collapse, he's going to have opportunities. Dion is the
new beacon of hope. If you're a football team. He's
the prize at the top of the coaching pyramid. And
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every year we have five or more NFL jobs that
open up. Coaches get wiped away, right, five or more
jobs open up NFL teams, We will gir run to you.
They will attempt to get Dion Sanders to log in
and go to HR and get a big contract. And
all that, and it's really up to Dion. The ball
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is going to be in Deon Sanders' court here whether
he wants to give the NFL a shot or not.
And at the very least, through intermediaries and a middlemen,
they will gauge Dion's interest in the job. And publicly,
Deon Sanders has said over and over again he does
not want to go down the slippery slope, that he
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doesn't want to be part of the NFL world, that
he doesn't want to coach grown men, and he likes
what he's got in college and he doesn't want any
part of it.
Speaker 2 (09:24):
But coaches lie all the time. Deon Sanders is a coach,
which means he's a liar. That's part of the deal.
Nick Saban liar. They're all liars, so you can't believe
what they say on that regard. And everyone's got a price.
If the price is big enough, deonn will do it.
And then that's that all right, final thought, Let's head
to Nebraska. We're going to keep the same train of
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thought going here with Colorado. Speaking of the Buffaloes, he
rise up the ladder. Nobody has been able to pump
the brakes yet through the first couple of weeks of
the college football season. Now Colorado's quarterback Shadeer Sanders getting
hyped up as an NFL player and his claim to
fameous very hard when your father's a star to get
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out of the shadow of your father. He certainly hasn't
done that. He's playing for his old man in Boulder.
But Shader Sanders criticizing Cornhuskers coach Matt Rule in some
viral audio over the weekend after the Buffaloes won and
they blew them out, blew Nebraska out in the second act,
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and the Buffalo's quarterback he said, I'm not gonna give
you the whole thing, but he said all respect was
gone from Nebraska and their program after Matt Rules spoke
poorly of Dion Sanders.
Speaker 1 (10:43):
And that's of course Shadier's father. Now Rule disagreed with
that particular statement he was asked about. He said he
did not disrespect Dion Sanders in Colorado, So why is
this a storyline? Matt Rule just pointed out that Dion
Sanders was going Gaga for the transfer portal, which, by
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the way, he is like, you can point that out.
Are you really being critical of deon Sanders. That is
how he built the team. He just went out and
got a whole new roster, like an expansion team. He said, well,
get rid of all these guys. These guys are turds,
and I don't want to coach turds. So I'm gonna
go bring in some new people who are somebody else's turds,
and I'll win with those guys. But because Dion Sanders
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and his son, I'll tell you why this is soyl,
Because Dion and mostly his son are fully embracing the
Queen of soul mindset, Aretha Franklin, right, And it's riespect
you're trying to get that respect. It's the lazy river
of athletic conversation. I talked about this last hour, and
we see it ninety nine point nine percent of the
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time coaches star athletes. They all follow the same script.
And once you see the script, once you learn in
the script, you can't unsee it. This weekend, there will
be some big wins in college football in the NFL,
and after the game, when they talk to the media,
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the players and the coaches will play this little game
of hide and seek, and they'll come out and they'll say, well,
you didn't think we were gonna win this game. You
didn't believe us. We proved you're wrong. Right, it's the
same thing. And every single time I've seen an interview
with Dion sanders Son Shadeer, it's the same thing. So well,
you didn't think we would do it, you didn't believe
in us. Yeah, And most of that world is just
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about athletes using the trolls as motivation. That's what it is, right,
they're all the rage as star athletes are easily offended
by anything and everything. Even the most lighthearted, non toxic
things can be seen as a slight I have to
find my motivation. I need my motivation, So find your motivation.
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Who's the doom and glue who said that we were
gonna get steamrolled? And we didn't get steamrolled? And I'm
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Cleveland defensive star Miles Garrett. He taunted the Bengals by
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mimicking Blank before pressuring Joe Burrow over the weekend, Cleveland's
Miles Garrett. He taunted the Bengals by mimicking Blank before
putting some pressure on Joe Burrow. That is the Malor
Riddle of the day. The answer, We'll get to it,
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Mallary Riddle of the day. Here's the Mallard Riddle of
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a little bit longer. Thus we call it the Mallor
Riddle of the day. And here it is. We go
to football where Cleveland's Miles Garrett he taunted the Bengals
by mimicking blank before going after Joe Burrow. All right,
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mimicking blank before going after Joe Burrow. That is the
Mallard Riddle of the day. Does anyone know the answer?
Let's see here we go page down, page down. Probably
can't read that on the air. Let's see here Moleman
getting hit in the groin by a football that was
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guessed by Ferdcat. His answer, We've got chocoholic from the
Late Night Drug Tester. Kamala the Ugandan Giant from courtesy Flusher,
page down, page down. He mimicked David Banner turning into
the Incredible Hulk, our pal Milkman, Mike the Great Milkman,
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Mike there in Colorado. Fudgie in Boston says the answer
to the Malay riddle by mimicking Icky Woods. That that's
the answer. Callaghan tim and Michigan says he mimicked a
fish out of water, but that was the answer. Orange
and Blue Blood Brett went old school porn actor John Holmes,
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that that was the answer. Who else do we have?
Kevin McAllister slapping on the butt by just Josh. That's
his answer. Who else do we have? Paige Dan Paige Down?
I can't read that on the air. Michael Jackson guessed
by Dante that's his answer. Character from pulp fiction from
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Justin and Cincinnati, shot in Portland going with a dog
with Fleas Kenneth the sports Lama says he mimicked Ohio
State depth chart. That that is the correct answer, Eddie.
Do you have an answer, Eddie? It is not Doctor
Johnny Fever Guessed by Donkey Sauce.
Speaker 4 (17:20):
Well, that's a silly, silly guess. Yeah, he acted like
he was hitting a quarterback in the head with his
own helmet.
Speaker 1 (17:28):
Oh Man, that would be wrong. No one would ever
do that, Eddie. He did the correct answer. Cleveland's Miles
Garrett taunting the Bengals offensive line by mimicking a crossover
basketball dribble before he went to pressure Joe Burrow. He
did the fake crossover, the killer crossover, and then went
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to attack Joe Burrow. That was his move right there. Yeah.
So I have been told that I have made a
mistake here, Eddie, that I had.
Speaker 5 (18:00):
You.
Speaker 1 (18:00):
My friends Sports with Coleman in Baltimore was upset that
I did not go over the media dining options at
the Charger game on Sunday. So I think we could
still do this now. They had two meals, Eddie. That
then you you were freeloading in the Charger tailgate area.
Is that correct, Eddie? You were out there doing that
the media freeloaders at the Charger Dolphin game pregame. They
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have two meals they serve at these NFL games and
all the go So the pregame meal, they had seasoned
fruit platter, which is vegan and gluten free Southern Southern
style Southern style gritz.
Speaker 4 (18:40):
Eddie, Oh awful.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Yeah, cinnamon French toast. That's a win, apple Man applewood
smoked bacon.
Speaker 4 (18:51):
There we go.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
There's a GF next to that. Is that gluten free?
I guess it is the cheesy eggs? Okay, that's scrambled
eggs with cheese cheddar cheese. They had potatoes potatoes O'Brien.
Do you know what that is? No, coop? Do you
know what potatoes O'Brien are?
Speaker 6 (19:12):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (19:13):
All right, I was Sam. Are you aware of potatoes O'Brien? No?
Speaker 6 (19:17):
Okay, they are potatoes chopped up with bell pepper and onion.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
Got the other diced up. Yeah, that's not bad. I
could go with the potatoes O'Brien. And they had just
eggs scramble. That's just egg scramble with tater hot hash
or tato tot hash and then some other weird thing
I've never heard of. So that was pregame now halftime,
because you know, you eat that pregame and then at
halftime you gotta eat some more food. So the media
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freeloaders for the Dolphins and the Chargers Game eight, they
had lemon pepper wet wings with ranch dressing. So I
stayed away from those Eddie wet wings, yeah, wet wet Yeah, yeah,
they were they were messy, Eddie. They had mini pepperoni
al zone. It's a mess which is like a hot
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pocket type thing. Garlic toss and that was my go
to the garlic tots. That's the one I went for
the most. Then they had buffalo cauliflower m and uh,
I just say no, say no that and they wrapped
it up with terioki eggplant. Now that's a bad menu
right there. I mean you got califlower and eggplant, cafowers
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good strong disagreement on that and uh, that's just you know,
some of that stuff. Bad job by them. That was
the menu right there. That's what they serve. Let's go
to the phones. We'll say hello to Paul, who is
up next. He wants to talk about those buffalo bills.
He took it on the chin against the Jets. Hello Paul. Hmm,
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things that make you go home? Heause Paul's fast fastest sleep.
WHOA what the hell was that? Mark the full name guy? Hello,
Mark the full name Guy. Hello Van Miller, Medford, Oregon.
Speaker 7 (21:08):
So I hear you're celebrating your sun Floyd with the
insane injury to quarterback of.
Speaker 5 (21:21):
The New York Jets, who sucks, sucks, suck mark.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
I think you should stay with your Jets prediction. The
Jets are going to be great, and I think you
should stick with that. I don't think you should back
down just because one guy got hurt. I think the
Jets will be Okay, you do, No, I think that's
not my take. You take. My take is different than
your take. That's your New York.
Speaker 5 (21:46):
Haven't heard it all. You haven't heard it all yet.
I think the NFL actually will suffer more than the
Jets themselves. However, this just gotta be a black mark
against the New York gets four plays in a quarterback
that's knocked out. After all, we've heard about their O
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line problems.
Speaker 7 (22:09):
Whammo.
Speaker 5 (22:09):
I mean, that is just sad, really sad.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
But here's the end. Blame. Are you gonna blame the
offensive line? Listen, here's the deal. Even if the offensive
line is great, you're gonna get sacked. That's going to happen.
That was not an egregious situation.
Speaker 5 (22:25):
Now, I'm not blaming it for the injury itself, because
they happen or they don't happen, and they seem somewhat random,
but for quarterback age thirty nine, you know to wear
and care. It wasn't just that one't hit, you know.
It wasn't that one fall that won't sack. What's not
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so vicious and violent whatsoever?
Speaker 1 (22:48):
No, I wasn't that bad. But is it possible that
Rogers overextended himself when he was running out on the
pregame ceremony there with the American flag? Is it possible
that that might have led to the injury? Mark?
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Everything he's done prior to that injury led to that injury?
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Mark the full name. I tweeted that out. He's confirming
that that take has some validity to it. That's a
valid take that I tossed out. You're confirming the take.
Speaker 4 (23:15):
Mark.
Speaker 5 (23:15):
It does have a certain amount of validity. I would
say about one little teeny tiny grain of salt of validity,
but still has I'll take that.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'll take that. And that's why you don't move around
too much. Mark, You don't want to have work out.
Speaker 5 (23:31):
A little bitty grain of salt is is good enough?
Speaker 1 (23:35):
He well before humans discovered salt, when salt became a
big thing. Mark, as you know that you're worth your
weight in salt because salt was so great. Salt was
like wonderful change the world. Salt was the Internet when
it when they figured out how they could store foods
longer with salt and all that. It was a good sauce.
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It's a big dealt.
Speaker 5 (24:00):
The salt of the earth.
Speaker 3 (24:01):
Is that case?
Speaker 1 (24:02):
You're the Sultan, the Sultan king? Yeah, all right, thank you,
I'm done with you. I'm moving on.
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News from the NBA, where the league's Board of Governors
is expected to vote this week on new guidelines that
would restrict teams from resting players well at least for
nationally televised games, and also for resting multiple players in
the same.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
The NBA has announced if it's on t n T
or ESPN, they're really protective, but if it's not, nobody
gives a crape screw. That's been that way for a while.
And when this this nonsense really became mainstream with Greg Popovich,
it was because San Antonio was playing a TNT game
in Miami and Popovich sent Genobli, Parker and Duncan home
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on Southwest Airlines and a couple other guys from Orlando,
and that upset dat. Remember that, Yeah, as well as
a big deal.
Speaker 4 (25:34):
That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
So the NBA is gonna crack down on this. There,
we'll see. But so the players will just say they're
hurt that yeah, that's it, doesn't it say, oh, you know,
it's a temporary thing. Lower back paying. I'll be I'll
be good to go in a couple of days. I
can't play in this game, but I'm tired. Or the
owners will just pay the money because they'll be like, hey,
it's you know, they think they've got it all figured out.
They know that if guys miss certain number of games,
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they'll be healthy the playoffs, just like Kawhi Leonard and
Paul George, and they've been very healthy. Clippers are looking
for the third. They're going for their third championship in
a row now because they've rested Kawhi and Paul George
all these games the last couple of years, and so
it's worked out. Well, keep doing it. Why would you
do anything other than that. But the NFL's got seventy
five billion dollars, well, they they're trying to reach They're
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attempting to reach seventy five billion dollars in media revenue
because the TV deals are coming up. And so you
mean the NBA, Do I say the NFL? Yeah, I
just it's a Forudian slip, Yes, I the NBA. The
NBA is trying to get to seventy five billion, and
I'm also trying to get to seventy five billion. I'm
not quite there yet. So anyway, thank you for that, Eddie.
It is the Ben Malors Show. As we continue on
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for the menu at the Charger Game. Rory says there's
nothing like vegans trying to flavor up their veggies to
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taste like real meaty foods like chicken wings by putting
buffalo sauce on cauliflower. There you go. Says you don't
make friends with salad. That's from Rory. He's on the
anti salad campaign. Splend very tasty flender. Daddy writes in
and says he heard Mel Tucker had wet wings for
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his pregame meal. And then Justin in Cincinnati. Justin says
potatoes O'Brien are actually something else involving Brian Finley. I
don't think I can read the rest of that, or
I'll have to go to HR. And I'm trying to
avoid going to HR hey to to avoid that. At Okay,
all all possible ways. Let's go to the phones and
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we'll say hello. To say hello to Paul who called
back from Ashville. What's going on? Paul? Welcome? Hey man?
Speaker 9 (27:58):
How you doing? My friend, Paul?
Speaker 1 (28:00):
If I was any better, I'd be a Bill, but
not a Buffalo Bill because they lost to Zach Wilson
and the Jets. Wow.
Speaker 9 (28:08):
So, Ben, I don't often say this point that I
completely agree with you, but tonight I completely agree with you.
I am so tired as a Buffalo Bill's fan that
we just write a complete permission set for Josh Allen
suck and like the turnovers, the carelessness of taking over
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of the football. And I understand that, Like you know
Ken Dorsey, Why is Ken Dorsey an offensive coordinator? I
would love to know last time a contender in the
NFL that was a defensive written coach in a second
year offensive coordinator. Just it doesn't work, But like it
is a like Josh Allen is costs us more games
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than he than he wins us. And I am absolutely
tired of it, Ben.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
And it's just like.
Speaker 9 (29:01):
The Buffalo Bill's window in the season is done as
of Week one. Like what we saw tonight, this team
is not winning anything and the window was closed and
we need to move on. And I'm tired of being
a lovable loser. We celebrate Demark Hamlin every time we
can turn around, and God blessed to Mark Hamlen for
surviving what he did. But he didn't dress out tonight,
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and yet Demark Hamlin was a celebration of Oh, he's
a healthy scratch. Every time I turn around as a
Bill saying Ben, it's like we embrace losing, and we
embrace being pathetic and pitiful. And Josh Allen has not
been good.
Speaker 1 (29:39):
I got you.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
Look at that.
Speaker 1 (29:40):
Now, that's a take I did not expect. Paul, you
are calling for the dismissal of the quarterback of the
Buffalo Bills. Are you calling for a trade? You would
like to see him trading? It sounds like you would.
Let's go to Let's go to full Lexus, who's next
to America's favorite drag queen caller and a die hard
(30:03):
Buffalo Bills fan. Hello Flexus, Hello Ben? Hello, what's going on?
Speaker 6 (30:14):
Flex?
Speaker 7 (30:15):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (30:15):
My phone hung up and I had a call back.
Speaker 7 (30:17):
That's what happened.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
All right, Congratulations on your Buffalo Bills. Flex.
Speaker 5 (30:22):
I hate to say this. I can't agree with Paul.
You know what I mean?
Speaker 7 (30:25):
Josh Allen needs to focus on football and not those
stupid commercials he does.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Flexis, how about you trade Josh Allen to like the
Buccaneers for Baker Mayfield. How about that that's in the
Campa Bay like everybody else does. Saint Lewis, that'd be
tough to play in St. Louis right now.
Speaker 7 (30:47):
They were sloppy, they were terrible, overconfident.
Speaker 5 (30:51):
The defense sucked and the offense even sucks more. They
were the Jets last year.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
Yeah, other than that, Other than that, it was all good.
Other than that, it's all good.
Speaker 7 (31:03):
They're going up against Raiders.
Speaker 5 (31:05):
I don't know if I want to even watch that game.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
I'm or build. Those are favorite by like almost ten
points in that game. I don't know why they're favored
by almost ten points, but they're They're massive favorites in
that game for Lexus. All right, I gotta go, thank
you for Lexi. It is the Ben Mahlor Show. As
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Now Mailor's Mountain of Money? Do you have what it
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Anyway, we go Mallard's amount of Money every single week
at about this time, we test our witz, our knowledge
and we partner up with a random listener to the show.
We have a couple of regulars that are gonna play
this week's Mallard's Mountain of Money, and we say hello
to Justin in Cincinnati. Hello Justin.
Speaker 9 (32:47):
Jason Smith's voice is terrible, Thank you.
Speaker 1 (32:51):
For that, and we have I'm sure he appreciates that
slug hanging out there in Lost Wages, Nevada.
Speaker 5 (33:00):
Hello slug whatever buddy, it's pronounced nevada.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Yes, oh, lost wages, and you've lost much much of
your wages. All right, now, Justin, who'd you like to
partner up with? Justin? Well?
Speaker 9 (33:15):
I need a w a summer ago with Eddie?
Speaker 1 (33:17):
All right? Well, because you're not good enough. Clearly you've
lost your way. There was a point where Justin was
the gold standard at the games. Not anymore, Slug, Who
do you want to partner up with? Slug?
Speaker 5 (33:27):
I want to.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
That's right, Slug. We're gonna win it. We're in it
to win it. Okay, very good, Let's play the game.
What are the categories here? Koperloop? All right?
Speaker 6 (33:37):
This is the Sydney Sweeney edition of Mallards. Amount of Money,
she turns twenty She turns twenty six years old today?
Speaker 1 (33:44):
Come on, Robbing the cradle, Coop, Come on.
Speaker 6 (33:47):
The categories are the Handmaid's Tail, Big Time Adolescens, Euphoria,
and the White Lotus. Justin, which category would you like?
Speaker 9 (33:57):
I want the Caucasian Lotus?
Speaker 6 (34:00):
The White Lotus?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
All right?
Speaker 6 (34:02):
And Slug, which category would you like?
Speaker 3 (34:06):
Whatever?
Speaker 9 (34:07):
I don't know what any of those are.
Speaker 6 (34:08):
The Handmaid's Tale, Big Time Adolescents are Euphoria. Big time adolescents.
All right, so Justin and Eddie are up. First year
category is the white Lotus. These athletes all either have
a color or flower in their name. Forty five with flowers,
forty five seconds on the clock.
Speaker 4 (34:25):
Begin crazy. Former Steelers wide receiver, a basketball player, former
NBA player, mostly with the Bulls, was hurt a lot.
Speaker 9 (34:37):
Derrick Rose.
Speaker 4 (34:39):
He was the minister of defense for the Philadelphia Eagles
and Green Bay Packers. Reggie number one pick of the
Ravens this year, wide receiver out of Boston College. Fast guys. Yes, uh.
Former big league pitcher with the Royals, longtime manager Rockies.
His last name is the opposite of white. Yes, old
(35:04):
school pitcher with Bud Black with the Royals. He I
think he had some drug problems. African American pitcher, a
guard for the Milwaukee Bucks. Last name is a color.
Can't remember what college you went to? Michael Red, Ohio
states Justin.
Speaker 1 (35:25):
Yes, but Justin's really lost.
Speaker 6 (35:27):
Did you guys didn't get fright of blue?
Speaker 1 (35:28):
Right?
Speaker 6 (35:29):
No, we did not get Okay, so one hundred and
sixty points we go over to slug and Ben. Your
category is big time adolescens. These athletes all went pro
as teenagers. Forty five seconds begin.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
All right. Star for the Pittsburgh Penguins. He was a
captain number I think eighty seven. Say the full name. Yes,
Cleveland Indians pitcher of the nineteen forties and fifties, nicknamed
the heater from Van Meterer Houston to say every autograph
for me and Eddie. I had autograph shows we were kids.
(36:05):
How about that?
Speaker 6 (36:06):
He's from Iowa.
Speaker 1 (36:07):
The doc of the Mets. Yes, uh. Outfielder for the Potters.
He won a World Series with the Nationals. He's a
star for the Potters right now, all right? The star
for the Seattle Mariners in the nineties and two thousands.
Hall of Famer outfielder, the kid. Yes, all right, Well
(36:28):
there you go. Bounced around a little bit.
Speaker 6 (36:30):
It's one points, all right.
Speaker 1 (36:35):
So you guys, did Bob Feller right getting?
Speaker 6 (36:40):
Or Dwight Goodnon?
Speaker 1 (36:41):
But he didn't get Sidney Crosby. He did get He
went in reverse order there.
Speaker 6 (36:46):
So slug. You guys are back up again. Do you
want handmaid's tailor euphoria?
Speaker 1 (36:52):
All right?
Speaker 6 (36:52):
These athletes have all suffered from addiction. Forty five seconds
begin all right?
Speaker 1 (36:56):
He was the number two pick for the Boston Celtics.
He did cocaine and die in the eighties. Yes. Outfielder
for the Expos. He liked cocaine so much they nicknamed him.
Speaker 3 (37:06):
The rock.
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Montreal x boat. All right, he's in the Hall of Fame.
Outfielder for the Texas Rangers. He signed a big free
agent contact with the Angels. What's his first name, Hamilton?
All right, Yes, tight end. He's now with the Giants.
He was with the Las Vegas Raiders last year. He's
got traded to the Giants. Yes, that is correct. Olympic
swimmer said, all kinds of records out of Arizona, I believe. Yes.
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Quarterback for the Green Bay Packers like the drink. Yes, guard.
Speaker 6 (37:41):
All right, Eddie, such a sports figures are very religious.
Forty five seconds begin.
Speaker 4 (37:48):
Former celibate Lakers star is last names, the color of money, No, no,
something else, it's different.
Speaker 1 (37:59):
God on it wrong. We're out of time. We went
the game. You lost your loser. Justin
Hello and welcome. It's our name Berth three, and we
talk about the story everyone's yapping about Don Sanders pram time.
Is Dion Sanders the new Sean McVay of the coaching
world as he's climbing up the ladder? Will Dion get
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offers from the NFL coaching world? More chatter about that
topic of conversation, and also Nebraska coach Matt Ruhle says
he did not disrespect Dion Sanders and his son. So
why is this a storyline? We'll kick you in the
pants right now here. It is our number three. Dion
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prime time action. But we will tell you the big
story here happened in the Monday night game, not that
Buffalo lost the game, but the talk is all about
Airon Rogers. He left the game on a golf cart. Now,
the only time you want to be on a golf
court is that a golf course, That's it. But you
don't want to be on a golf court when you're
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in an NFL stadium because normally something's gone very bad
and something's broken. And that's the way it is. As
Aaron Rodgers down for the count. He was sacked on
the fourth play of the game, less than five minutes
into game time, and Aaron Rodgers knocked out for the
rest of the season. He did not even complete a pass.
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Make it make sense, He did not even complete a pass.
Oh for one passing And the Jets. If you bet
on the Jets to win the Super Bowl, you are
now a Zach Wilson sick of fate. Good luck. But
our lee goes to Boulder, Colorado, where Deon Sanders. The
hype rocket is headed out to the Cosmos. If you
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have not been following along, I don't know how you
could have missed this. Even if you're not a college
football person, Dion Sanders is the benchmark for all of
college athletics right now, and the hype has no bounds.
This weekend, Colorado playing their in state rival, Colorado State,
and that will be the most important game in the
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country according to television and television people. I've been told
by somebody I work with on a TV show are
more important people. They're just better people. And the TV
people they haven't vanished into thin air. They are going
to be hanging out in Boulder to get a little
that good mojo from Dion Sanders. Everyone stir crazy for
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Dion and that hype rocket and all that. And adding
on to it, we have an anonymous NFL executive, my
favorite source of news, the anonymous NFL executive who compared
Dion Sanders to the head coach of the LA Rams,
Sean McVeigh, and he was comparing their unique path that
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they both those guys have taken in the high level
of intelligence. Another executive says Dion would be unbelievable in
the NFL, recruiting players via free agency, whispering sweet nothings
about coach Prime is all in vogue. Everyone's playing nice
in the sandbox right now. So let us discuss the question.
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Is Dion Sanders similar to Sean McVay. Is he the
new Sean McVay. Let's go as far as to say
that loose translation, is Dion Sanders the new Sean McVay.
So I'm shaking my head no on this. I've got Butterfly,
debutante ball and the Queen of Soul and we will
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combine all of these things together and we'll try not
to get out fox. So, first of all, we love
Sean McVay. And Sean McVay has been amazing with the
Rams and he worked in the Sorcerer's Workshop the Rams
just this weekend, left for day. The Rams went out
and beat the snot out of the Seattle Seahawks in
the second half with guys i've never heard of. I
(05:06):
had no idea who three of those key players were
for the Rams. And that's that's a good job by
Sean McVay coaching those guys up. Good job by him.
And so he's been great. Two Super Bowl appearances and
a very brief time with the Rams. Did win a
super Bowl, hardest super Bowl of all time against the
Cincinnati Bengals, and all that a winning a piece of
metal against Cincinnati. Now that being said, Dion Sanders is
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a He's cut out of a different cloth when you
compare him to Sean McVay, So it's a different thing.
It's apples and oranges because Primetime is a social butterfly.
He floats around like a butterfly, and he has been
on the map for an entire generation. If you're if
you're old, now, if you're middle aged or old, those
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two are interchangeable. You remember Dion Sanders running around from
World Series games to NFL games and how crazy that
was in the pre social media days. But Dion has
been a kind of a big deal. He has that
infectious enthusiasm and he is very pervasive. He's able to
convince people to do to do things like buy tickets
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and watch them on television, and it's it's a bit
of a simpotico delivery situation. But the formula, the proprietary blend,
is different than Sean McVay because he's he's a bigger
deal than Sean McVay. But he's been captivating men, women
and children for a long time. And secondly, the Dion
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Sanders to the NFL chatter. We talked about it a
bit in previous episodes of the show, and every single
day there's a new story saying that, you know, Dion's
gonna get big time offers from the NFL, and he's
he's gonna pick up the phone. I'm telling you he's
gonna go to the NFL. He's not gonna stay at Colorado.
Many pundits are trying to speak this into who existence
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that Dion Sanders is the star of the debutante ball.
Everyone wants to get at a little touch of Dion right,
America's sweetheart now, Dion Sanders. Skip Bayless, you'd think that
Skip Bayless would be very happy the Cowboys, his Dallas
Cowboys Number one Cowboys, suck up Skip Bayless around his
Dallas Cowboys won a game four to nothing. But Skip
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Bayless recently said that he would I'm paraphrasing this, but
he advocated for Deon Sanders to coach the Cowboys. He said,
would he work? Here's the quote, would he work? As
the Cowboys coach in a vacuum. Oh, he would be sensational.
I'm talking Super Bowls plural sensational. Skip Bayless recently opening
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about Dion Sanders, and he said, Dion's on the same
level with Tom Brady that anything he puts his heart
and soul to he will succeed at. So let's let's
address this again. Now the Cowboys were brought up. I
brought up the Atlanta Falcons in a previous episode of
the show. Will Dion Sanders get offers from the NFL
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coaching world? So the answer is still yes. I've not
changed my position. I said yes before. I'm still saying yes, yes,
I'm not in my head. Yes, barring some kind of
drastic collapse, he's going to have opportunities. Dion is the
new beacon of hope. If you're a football team. He's
the prize at the top of the coaching pyramid. And
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every year we have five or more NFL jobs that
open up. Coaches get wiped away, right, five or more
jobs open up NFL teams, We will gir run to you.
They will attempt to get Dion Sanders to log in
and go to HR and get a big contract. And
all that, and it's really up to Dion. The ball
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is going to be in Deon Sanders' court here whether
he wants to give the NFL a shot or not.
And at the very least, through intermediaries and a middlemen,
they will gauge Dion's interest in the job. And publicly,
Deon Sanders has said over and over again he does
not want to go down the slippery slope, that he
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doesn't want to be part of the NFL world, that
he doesn't want to coach grown men, and he likes
what he's got in college and he doesn't want any
part of it.
Speaker 2 (09:24):
But coaches lie all the time. Deon Sanders is a coach,
which means he's a liar. That's part of the deal.
Nick Saban liar. They're all liars, so you can't believe
what they say on that regard. And everyone's got a price.
If the price is big enough, deonn will do it.
And then that's that all right, final thought, Let's head
to Nebraska. We're going to keep the same train of
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thought going here with Colorado. Speaking of the Buffaloes, he
rise up the ladder. Nobody has been able to pump
the brakes yet through the first couple of weeks of
the college football season. Now Colorado's quarterback Shadeer Sanders getting
hyped up as an NFL player and his claim to
fameous very hard when your father's a star to get
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out of the shadow of your father. He certainly hasn't
done that. He's playing for his old man in Boulder.
But Shader Sanders criticizing Cornhuskers coach Matt Rule in some
viral audio over the weekend after the Buffaloes won and
they blew them out, blew Nebraska out in the second act,
(10:28):
and the Buffalo's quarterback he said, I'm not gonna give
you the whole thing, but he said all respect was
gone from Nebraska and their program after Matt Rules spoke
poorly of Dion Sanders.
Speaker 1 (10:43):
And that's of course Shadier's father. Now Rule disagreed with
that particular statement he was asked about. He said he
did not disrespect Dion Sanders in Colorado, So why is
this a storyline? Matt Rule just pointed out that Dion
Sanders was going Gaga for the transfer portal, which, by
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the way, he is like, you can point that out.
Are you really being critical of deon Sanders. That is
how he built the team. He just went out and
got a whole new roster, like an expansion team. He said, well,
get rid of all these guys. These guys are turds,
and I don't want to coach turds. So I'm gonna
go bring in some new people who are somebody else's turds,
and I'll win with those guys. But because Dion Sanders
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and his son, I'll tell you why this is soyl,
Because Dion and mostly his son are fully embracing the
Queen of soul mindset, Aretha Franklin, right, And it's riespect
you're trying to get that respect. It's the lazy river
of athletic conversation. I talked about this last hour, and
we see it ninety nine point nine percent of the
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time coaches star athletes. They all follow the same script.
And once you see the script, once you learn in
the script, you can't unsee it. This weekend, there will
be some big wins in college football in the NFL,
and after the game, when they talk to the media,
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the players and the coaches will play this little game
of hide and seek, and they'll come out and they'll say, well,
you didn't think we were gonna win this game. You
didn't believe us. We proved you're wrong. Right, it's the
same thing. And every single time I've seen an interview
with Dion sanders Son Shadeer, it's the same thing. So well,
you didn't think we would do it, you didn't believe
in us. Yeah, And most of that world is just
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about athletes using the trolls as motivation. That's what it is, right,
they're all the rage as star athletes are easily offended
by anything and everything. Even the most lighthearted, non toxic
things can be seen as a slight I have to
find my motivation. I need my motivation, So find your motivation.
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Who's the doom and glue who said that we were
gonna get steamrolled? And we didn't get steamrolled? And I'm
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Mallary Riddle of the day. Here's the Mallard Riddle of
the day, a blatant attempt to get you to listen
a little bit longer. Thus we call it the Mallor
Riddle of the day. And here it is. We go
to football where Cleveland's Miles Garrett he taunted the Bengals
by mimicking blank before going after Joe Burrow. All right,
(15:30):
mimicking blank before going after Joe Burrow. That is the
Mallard Riddle of the day. Does anyone know the answer?
Let's see here we go page down, page down. Probably
can't read that on the air. Let's see here Moleman
getting hit in the groin by a football that was
(15:54):
guessed by Ferdcat. His answer, We've got chocoholic from the
Late Night Drug Tester. Kamala the Ugandan Giant from courtesy Flusher,
page down, page down. He mimicked David Banner turning into
the Incredible Hulk, our pal Milkman, Mike the Great Milkman,
(16:17):
Mike there in Colorado. Fudgie in Boston says the answer
to the Malay riddle by mimicking Icky Woods. That that's
the answer. Callaghan tim and Michigan says he mimicked a
fish out of water, but that was the answer. Orange
and Blue Blood Brett went old school porn actor John Holmes,
(16:38):
that that was the answer. Who else do we have?
Kevin McAllister slapping on the butt by just Josh. That's
his answer. Who else do we have? Paige Dan Paige Down?
I can't read that on the air. Michael Jackson guessed
by Dante that's his answer. Character from pulp fiction from
(17:04):
Justin and Cincinnati, shot in Portland going with a dog
with Fleas Kenneth the sports Lama says he mimicked Ohio
State depth chart. That that is the correct answer, Eddie.
Do you have an answer, Eddie? It is not Doctor
Johnny Fever Guessed by Donkey Sauce.
Speaker 4 (17:20):
Well, that's a silly, silly guess. Yeah, he acted like
he was hitting a quarterback in the head with his
own helmet.
Speaker 1 (17:28):
Oh Man, that would be wrong. No one would ever
do that, Eddie. He did the correct answer. Cleveland's Miles
Garrett taunting the Bengals offensive line by mimicking a crossover
basketball dribble before he went to pressure Joe Burrow. He
did the fake crossover, the killer crossover, and then went
(17:50):
to attack Joe Burrow. That was his move right there. Yeah.
So I have been told that I have made a
mistake here, Eddie, that I had.
Speaker 5 (18:00):
You.
Speaker 1 (18:00):
My friends Sports with Coleman in Baltimore was upset that
I did not go over the media dining options at
the Charger game on Sunday. So I think we could
still do this now. They had two meals, Eddie. That
then you you were freeloading in the Charger tailgate area.
Is that correct, Eddie? You were out there doing that
the media freeloaders at the Charger Dolphin game pregame. They
(18:25):
have two meals they serve at these NFL games and
all the go So the pregame meal, they had seasoned
fruit platter, which is vegan and gluten free Southern Southern
style Southern style gritz.
Speaker 4 (18:40):
Eddie, Oh awful.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
Yeah, cinnamon French toast. That's a win, apple Man applewood
smoked bacon.
Speaker 4 (18:51):
There we go.
Speaker 1 (18:54):
There's a GF next to that. Is that gluten free?
I guess it is the cheesy eggs? Okay, that's scrambled
eggs with cheese cheddar cheese. They had potatoes potatoes O'Brien.
Do you know what that is? No, coop? Do you
know what potatoes O'Brien are?
Speaker 6 (19:12):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (19:13):
All right, I was Sam. Are you aware of potatoes O'Brien? No?
Speaker 6 (19:17):
Okay, they are potatoes chopped up with bell pepper and onion.
Speaker 1 (19:21):
Got the other diced up. Yeah, that's not bad. I
could go with the potatoes O'Brien. And they had just
eggs scramble. That's just egg scramble with tater hot hash
or tato tot hash and then some other weird thing
I've never heard of. So that was pregame now halftime,
because you know, you eat that pregame and then at
halftime you gotta eat some more food. So the media
(19:42):
freeloaders for the Dolphins and the Chargers Game eight, they
had lemon pepper wet wings with ranch dressing. So I
stayed away from those Eddie wet wings, yeah, wet wet Yeah, yeah,
they were they were messy, Eddie. They had mini pepperoni
al zone. It's a mess which is like a hot
(20:02):
pocket type thing. Garlic toss and that was my go
to the garlic tots. That's the one I went for
the most. Then they had buffalo cauliflower m and uh,
I just say no, say no that and they wrapped
it up with terioki eggplant. Now that's a bad menu
right there. I mean you got califlower and eggplant, cafowers
(20:27):
good strong disagreement on that and uh, that's just you know,
some of that stuff. Bad job by them. That was
the menu right there. That's what they serve. Let's go
to the phones. We'll say hello to Paul, who is
up next. He wants to talk about those buffalo bills.
He took it on the chin against the Jets. Hello Paul. Hmm,
(20:53):
things that make you go home? Heause Paul's fast fastest sleep.
WHOA what the hell was that? Mark the full name guy? Hello,
Mark the full name Guy. Hello Van Miller, Medford, Oregon.
Speaker 7 (21:08):
So I hear you're celebrating your sun Floyd with the
insane injury to quarterback of.
Speaker 5 (21:21):
The New York Jets, who sucks, sucks, suck mark.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
I think you should stay with your Jets prediction. The
Jets are going to be great, and I think you
should stick with that. I don't think you should back
down just because one guy got hurt. I think the
Jets will be Okay, you do, No, I think that's
not my take. You take. My take is different than
your take. That's your New York.
Speaker 5 (21:46):
Haven't heard it all. You haven't heard it all yet.
I think the NFL actually will suffer more than the
Jets themselves. However, this just gotta be a black mark
against the New York gets four plays in a quarterback
that's knocked out. After all, we've heard about their O
(22:07):
line problems.
Speaker 7 (22:09):
Whammo.
Speaker 5 (22:09):
I mean, that is just sad, really sad.
Speaker 1 (22:15):
But here's the end. Blame. Are you gonna blame the
offensive line? Listen, here's the deal. Even if the offensive
line is great, you're gonna get sacked. That's going to happen.
That was not an egregious situation.
Speaker 5 (22:25):
Now, I'm not blaming it for the injury itself, because
they happen or they don't happen, and they seem somewhat random,
but for quarterback age thirty nine, you know to wear
and care. It wasn't just that one't hit, you know.
It wasn't that one fall that won't sack. What's not
(22:46):
so vicious and violent whatsoever?
Speaker 1 (22:48):
No, I wasn't that bad. But is it possible that
Rogers overextended himself when he was running out on the
pregame ceremony there with the American flag? Is it possible
that that might have led to the injury? Mark?
Speaker 5 (23:00):
Everything he's done prior to that injury led to that injury?
Speaker 1 (23:06):
Mark the full name. I tweeted that out. He's confirming
that that take has some validity to it. That's a
valid take that I tossed out. You're confirming the take.
Speaker 4 (23:15):
Mark.
Speaker 5 (23:15):
It does have a certain amount of validity. I would
say about one little teeny tiny grain of salt of validity,
but still has I'll take that.
Speaker 1 (23:24):
I'll take that. And that's why you don't move around
too much. Mark, You don't want to have work out.
Speaker 5 (23:31):
A little bitty grain of salt is is good enough?
Speaker 1 (23:35):
He well before humans discovered salt, when salt became a
big thing. Mark, as you know that you're worth your
weight in salt because salt was so great. Salt was
like wonderful change the world. Salt was the Internet when
it when they figured out how they could store foods
longer with salt and all that. It was a good sauce.
(23:55):
It's a big dealt.
Speaker 5 (24:00):
The salt of the earth.
Speaker 3 (24:01):
Is that case?
Speaker 1 (24:02):
You're the Sultan, the Sultan king? Yeah, all right, thank you,
I'm done with you. I'm moving on.
Speaker 3 (24:08):
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Speaker 4 (24:43):
News from the NBA, where the league's Board of Governors
is expected to vote this week on new guidelines that
would restrict teams from resting players well at least for
nationally televised games, and also for resting multiple players in
the same.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
The NBA has announced if it's on t n T
or ESPN, they're really protective, but if it's not, nobody
gives a crape screw. That's been that way for a while.
And when this this nonsense really became mainstream with Greg Popovich,
it was because San Antonio was playing a TNT game
in Miami and Popovich sent Genobli, Parker and Duncan home
(25:26):
on Southwest Airlines and a couple other guys from Orlando,
and that upset dat. Remember that, Yeah, as well as
a big deal.
Speaker 4 (25:34):
That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
So the NBA is gonna crack down on this. There,
we'll see. But so the players will just say they're
hurt that yeah, that's it, doesn't it say, oh, you know,
it's a temporary thing. Lower back paying. I'll be I'll
be good to go in a couple of days. I
can't play in this game, but I'm tired. Or the
owners will just pay the money because they'll be like, hey,
it's you know, they think they've got it all figured out.
They know that if guys miss certain number of games,
(25:59):
they'll be healthy the playoffs, just like Kawhi Leonard and
Paul George, and they've been very healthy. Clippers are looking
for the third. They're going for their third championship in
a row now because they've rested Kawhi and Paul George
all these games the last couple of years, and so
it's worked out. Well, keep doing it. Why would you
do anything other than that. But the NFL's got seventy
five billion dollars, well, they they're trying to reach They're
(26:22):
attempting to reach seventy five billion dollars in media revenue
because the TV deals are coming up. And so you
mean the NBA, Do I say the NFL? Yeah, I
just it's a Forudian slip, Yes, I the NBA. The
NBA is trying to get to seventy five billion, and
I'm also trying to get to seventy five billion. I'm
not quite there yet. So anyway, thank you for that, Eddie.
It is the Ben Malors Show. As we continue on
(26:45):
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for the menu at the Charger Game. Rory says there's
nothing like vegans trying to flavor up their veggies to
(27:08):
taste like real meaty foods like chicken wings by putting
buffalo sauce on cauliflower. There you go. Says you don't
make friends with salad. That's from Rory. He's on the
anti salad campaign. Splend very tasty flender. Daddy writes in
and says he heard Mel Tucker had wet wings for
(27:28):
his pregame meal. And then Justin in Cincinnati. Justin says
potatoes O'Brien are actually something else involving Brian Finley. I
don't think I can read the rest of that, or
I'll have to go to HR. And I'm trying to
avoid going to HR hey to to avoid that. At Okay,
all all possible ways. Let's go to the phones and
(27:49):
we'll say hello. To say hello to Paul who called
back from Ashville. What's going on? Paul? Welcome? Hey man?
Speaker 9 (27:58):
How you doing? My friend, Paul?
Speaker 1 (28:00):
If I was any better, I'd be a Bill, but
not a Buffalo Bill because they lost to Zach Wilson
and the Jets. Wow.
Speaker 9 (28:08):
So, Ben, I don't often say this point that I
completely agree with you, but tonight I completely agree with you.
I am so tired as a Buffalo Bill's fan that
we just write a complete permission set for Josh Allen
suck and like the turnovers, the carelessness of taking over
(28:31):
of the football. And I understand that, Like you know
Ken Dorsey, Why is Ken Dorsey an offensive coordinator? I
would love to know last time a contender in the
NFL that was a defensive written coach in a second
year offensive coordinator. Just it doesn't work, But like it
is a like Josh Allen is costs us more games
(28:53):
than he than he wins us. And I am absolutely
tired of it, Ben.
Speaker 1 (28:57):
And it's just like.
Speaker 9 (29:01):
The Buffalo Bill's window in the season is done as
of Week one. Like what we saw tonight, this team
is not winning anything and the window was closed and
we need to move on. And I'm tired of being
a lovable loser. We celebrate Demark Hamlin every time we
can turn around, and God blessed to Mark Hamlen for
surviving what he did. But he didn't dress out tonight,
(29:23):
and yet Demark Hamlin was a celebration of Oh, he's
a healthy scratch. Every time I turn around as a
Bill saying Ben, it's like we embrace losing, and we
embrace being pathetic and pitiful. And Josh Allen has not
been good.
Speaker 1 (29:39):
I got you.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
Look at that.
Speaker 1 (29:40):
Now, that's a take I did not expect. Paul, you
are calling for the dismissal of the quarterback of the
Buffalo Bills. Are you calling for a trade? You would
like to see him trading? It sounds like you would.
Let's go to Let's go to full Lexus, who's next
to America's favorite drag queen caller and a die hard
(30:03):
Buffalo Bills fan. Hello Flexus, Hello Ben? Hello, what's going on?
Speaker 6 (30:14):
Flex?
Speaker 7 (30:15):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (30:15):
My phone hung up and I had a call back.
Speaker 7 (30:17):
That's what happened.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
All right, Congratulations on your Buffalo Bills. Flex.
Speaker 5 (30:22):
I hate to say this. I can't agree with Paul.
You know what I mean?
Speaker 7 (30:25):
Josh Allen needs to focus on football and not those
stupid commercials he does.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Flexis, how about you trade Josh Allen to like the
Buccaneers for Baker Mayfield. How about that that's in the
Campa Bay like everybody else does. Saint Lewis, that'd be
tough to play in St. Louis right now.
Speaker 7 (30:47):
They were sloppy, they were terrible, overconfident.
Speaker 5 (30:51):
The defense sucked and the offense even sucks more. They
were the Jets last year.
Speaker 1 (30:58):
Yeah, other than that, Other than that, it was all good.
Other than that, it's all good.
Speaker 7 (31:03):
They're going up against Raiders.
Speaker 5 (31:05):
I don't know if I want to even watch that game.
Speaker 1 (31:07):
I'm or build. Those are favorite by like almost ten
points in that game. I don't know why they're favored
by almost ten points, but they're They're massive favorites in
that game for Lexus. All right, I gotta go, thank
you for Lexi. It is the Ben Mahlor Show. As
we continue, I need some contestants. We are going to
have Malar's Mountain of Money and if you would like
(31:28):
to play, call right now eight seven, seven ninety nine
on Fox. We'll get to that and we will do
it next.
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Speaker 3 (32:11):
Now Mailor's Mountain of Money? Do you have what it
takes to get to the top? Probably not.
Speaker 1 (32:21):
Anyway, we go Mallard's amount of Money every single week
at about this time, we test our witz, our knowledge
and we partner up with a random listener to the show.
We have a couple of regulars that are gonna play
this week's Mallard's Mountain of Money, and we say hello
to Justin in Cincinnati. Hello Justin.
Speaker 9 (32:47):
Jason Smith's voice is terrible, Thank you.
Speaker 1 (32:51):
For that, and we have I'm sure he appreciates that
slug hanging out there in Lost Wages, Nevada.
Speaker 5 (33:00):
Hello slug whatever buddy, it's pronounced nevada.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Yes, oh, lost wages, and you've lost much much of
your wages. All right, now, Justin, who'd you like to
partner up with? Justin? Well?
Speaker 9 (33:15):
I need a w a summer ago with Eddie?
Speaker 1 (33:17):
All right? Well, because you're not good enough. Clearly you've
lost your way. There was a point where Justin was
the gold standard at the games. Not anymore, Slug, Who
do you want to partner up with? Slug?
Speaker 5 (33:27):
I want to.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
That's right, Slug. We're gonna win it. We're in it
to win it. Okay, very good, Let's play the game.
What are the categories here? Koperloop? All right?
Speaker 6 (33:37):
This is the Sydney Sweeney edition of Mallards. Amount of Money,
she turns twenty She turns twenty six years old today?
Speaker 1 (33:44):
Come on, Robbing the cradle, Coop, Come on.
Speaker 6 (33:47):
The categories are the Handmaid's Tail, Big Time Adolescens, Euphoria,
and the White Lotus. Justin, which category would you like?
Speaker 9 (33:57):
I want the Caucasian Lotus?
Speaker 6 (34:00):
The White Lotus?
Speaker 1 (34:00):
All right?
Speaker 6 (34:02):
And Slug, which category would you like?
Speaker 3 (34:06):
Whatever?
Speaker 9 (34:07):
I don't know what any of those are.
Speaker 6 (34:08):
The Handmaid's Tale, Big Time Adolescents are Euphoria. Big time adolescents.
All right, so Justin and Eddie are up. First year
category is the white Lotus. These athletes all either have
a color or flower in their name. Forty five with flowers,
forty five seconds on the clock.
Speaker 4 (34:25):
Begin crazy. Former Steelers wide receiver, a basketball player, former
NBA player, mostly with the Bulls, was hurt a lot.
Speaker 9 (34:37):
Derrick Rose.
Speaker 4 (34:39):
He was the minister of defense for the Philadelphia Eagles
and Green Bay Packers. Reggie number one pick of the
Ravens this year, wide receiver out of Boston College. Fast guys. Yes, uh.
Former big league pitcher with the Royals, longtime manager Rockies.
His last name is the opposite of white. Yes, old
(35:04):
school pitcher with Bud Black with the Royals. He I
think he had some drug problems. African American pitcher, a
guard for the Milwaukee Bucks. Last name is a color.
Can't remember what college you went to? Michael Red, Ohio
states Justin.
Speaker 1 (35:25):
Yes, but Justin's really lost.
Speaker 6 (35:27):
Did you guys didn't get fright of blue?
Speaker 1 (35:28):
Right?
Speaker 6 (35:29):
No, we did not get Okay, so one hundred and
sixty points we go over to slug and Ben. Your
category is big time adolescens. These athletes all went pro
as teenagers. Forty five seconds begin.
Speaker 1 (35:43):
All right. Star for the Pittsburgh Penguins. He was a
captain number I think eighty seven. Say the full name. Yes,
Cleveland Indians pitcher of the nineteen forties and fifties, nicknamed
the heater from Van Meterer Houston to say every autograph
for me and Eddie. I had autograph shows we were kids.
(36:05):
How about that?
Speaker 6 (36:06):
He's from Iowa.
Speaker 1 (36:07):
The doc of the Mets. Yes, uh. Outfielder for the Potters.
He won a World Series with the Nationals. He's a
star for the Potters right now, all right? The star
for the Seattle Mariners in the nineties and two thousands.
Hall of Famer outfielder, the kid. Yes, all right, Well
(36:28):
there you go. Bounced around a little bit.
Speaker 6 (36:30):
It's one points, all right.
Speaker 1 (36:35):
So you guys, did Bob Feller right getting?
Speaker 6 (36:40):
Or Dwight Goodnon?
Speaker 1 (36:41):
But he didn't get Sidney Crosby. He did get He
went in reverse order there.
Speaker 6 (36:46):
So slug. You guys are back up again. Do you
want handmaid's tailor euphoria?
Speaker 1 (36:52):
All right?
Speaker 6 (36:52):
These athletes have all suffered from addiction. Forty five seconds
begin all right?
Speaker 1 (36:56):
He was the number two pick for the Boston Celtics.
He did cocaine and die in the eighties. Yes. Outfielder
for the Expos. He liked cocaine so much they nicknamed him.
Speaker 3 (37:06):
The rock.
Speaker 1 (37:08):
Montreal x boat. All right, he's in the Hall of Fame.
Outfielder for the Texas Rangers. He signed a big free
agent contact with the Angels. What's his first name, Hamilton?
All right, Yes, tight end. He's now with the Giants.
He was with the Las Vegas Raiders last year. He's
got traded to the Giants. Yes, that is correct. Olympic
swimmer said, all kinds of records out of Arizona, I believe. Yes.
(37:33):
Quarterback for the Green Bay Packers like the drink. Yes, guard.
Speaker 6 (37:41):
All right, Eddie, such a sports figures are very religious.
Forty five seconds begin.
Speaker 4 (37:48):
Former celibate Lakers star is last names, the color of money, No, no,
something else, it's different.
Speaker 1 (37:59):
God on it wrong. We're out of time. We went
the game. You lost your loser. Justin
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