November 13, 2024 • 41 mins
Ben Maller talks about Eagles Kellen Moore saying the sun affected play calls as Cowboys OC amid CeeDee Lamb's comments, the Raiders are expected to give Desmond Ridder a start, Password: Word Game of the Stars, and much more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello and welcome. It's our dber Fars. We're out there
building bridges in the overnight. We're not just standing around,
We're building bridges in our four. On this Wednesday, the
thirteenth day of November. Eagles oh see. Kellen Moore says
the sun affected play calls as Cowboys offensive cooridator. This
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among the Ceedee Lamb comments about the issue with the
sun at Cowboy games. How do you digest this one?
We'll talk about that. Also, the Raiders are expected to
make the change at quarterback, giving Desmond Ritter a chance
to start. What does that tell you? Also, the Dolphins
quarterback to A Tugabay Looa says he doesn't want to
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be the poster boy for concussions. Does he have a
vote in that? Talk about that? And see who's the
king of the hill right now here it is. Buckle up, buckaroo,
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com the way that tire buying shure be Sorry lead
this hour. It's from the sun. Here comes the sun.
That has been a hot topic of conversation in NFL
circles this week now. I have mostly avoided this story.
I have mostly avoided this story, but I'm gonna do
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a belly whopper. It's just ridiculous and great at the
same time. So if you don't know the backstory, the
Cowboys played the Philadelphia football team and looked like a
powderpuff football team. You had Ceedee Lamb who had a
potential touchdown he lost in the sun like a left
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fielder for the Texas Rangers, although even that can't happen
unless on the road because they play in a dome.
But I digress, so Ceedee Lamb did not catch what
would have been a touchdown for Dallas. He has since
can't blaming the sun. That the glare of the sun clearly,
I mean, I don't think he's lying. I saw the play.
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I was eating some burnt ends in Kansas City at
a restaurant there and I saw that the game was
on and I saw what happen. So that's true. But
he's campaigning for curtains to block the sun. So now
the media has there's nothing good to talk about with
the Cowboys other than this, so they've made a big
deal about it. Well, now a former Dallas Cowboy, a
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former Cowboy assistant has entered the chat. And now if
you heard about this or not, maybe not Kellen Moore,
who was in the stadium, the Eagles offensive coordinator, Kellen
Moore at one point, boy wonder and then he fell
out of the good graces of Jerry Jones. So Kellen
Moore spent years in Dallas as offensive coordinator and other
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jobs there, and he said that the sun absolutely affected
the play calling when he worked in Jerry's world. Sons
apparently just brighter there. He said, yeah, you have to
call plays according to it, knowing certain parts of the
field at times could be a little bit challenging. He
said that we had it in the first quarter, towards
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the end of the first quarter in the red zone.
A close quote from Kellen Moore, So let us discuss.
You've got the Eagles offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore saying that, yeah,
the sun affects the play calling when he was the
Cowboy offensive coordinator and backing up what Ceedee Lamb had said,
So how do you digest this one? How do you
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digest this one? So I've got jen z gen C
not gen z gen C, exotic vacations and nicknames, and
we will put all of these things together and we
are going to make some pudding. Is what we're going
to make. We a little pudding. So to lead off
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this mala monologue, to answer the question, and how do
you digest all of this one? It's like ultra processed foods.
It's like breakfast cereal or hot dogs or mass produced bread.
It's hard to digest. I love a good controversy. I've
made my living as an adult hiding behind microphones talking
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about the big controversy of the day. I can't get
worked up into a ladder because I think this is
the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time. It's
so ridiculous. The sun's kind of important, it keeps us alive,
but in the context of football and the Cowboys, it's
just silliness. Dallas lost by twenty eight points at home.
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They're zero and four at home this season. You know
why they're own four a home spoiler alert spiler. They suck,
they blow the Cowboys. Do you understand?
Speaker 2 (05:54):
Right?
Speaker 1 (05:55):
Do you understand? And I agree with what Jerry Jones
Head said with that as the backdrop. Jerry said, listen,
the sunlight is to the team's advantage and that they
have more experience playing in their own stadium than any
opposing team. They're there all their home games. Therefore, the
Cowboys should be better prepared for the sun and are
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more likely to be able to adjust than the opponent.
I absolutely agree with that. You know, Jerry's a nut job,
but on this one he's right. And so why do
we have this controversy. We have this controversy because it's
a byproduct of Gen C generation complaint. The sun has
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been the same that is, now that's an issue. And
let me ask you this, Riddle me this, batman. Why
was the sun not a problem for the cowboys at home?
Last year they were eight and zero at home? Or
how about the year before where they were eight and one.
The cowboys are sixteen and one at home prior to
this year, twenty twenty three, twenty twenty two one. So
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now all of a sudden, the son's a problem. But
it wasn't a problem. Then why wasn't a problem? Then
explain that to me. I'm not that smart. Explain that
the reason it's a problem now is because the Cowboys
are a flea infested outfit. They're terrible, right, They're riding
the vomit comet on a weekly basis. So rather than
just say that's why we're not doing stuff, and it's
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just the whole attitude like it's an obstacle, it's not
even that big an obstacle. It's an opportunity. And it's
one of those things that has changed in my life,
as I will get on my high horse and do
old man radio. But there was a point, and maybe
I'm wrong on this. You know I could be wrong.
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You can correct me if I'm wrong, but teams would
embrace the quirkiness of their environment. The frozen tundra of
lambeau Field was something that Green Bay Packers embraced, and
to me, they still embrace it. The weird quirks of
the Green Monster at Finway Park, right, you knew how
to play the Green Monster if you were out in
the outfield there in left field or center field, and
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other teams weren't there as much, and they didn't really
know how to deal with it, and so you had
advantage even in basketball. I member when I was a
kid and the Celtics would play the Lakers, it seemed
like every other year in the NBA Finals, and they
had that old Boston Garden Park and there were some
dead spots on the park. I remember watching Pat O'Brien
at the half the Prudential at the half there with
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Tommy Heinzen and Dick Stockton on the call doing the NBA,
and they would talk about certain parts of the floor
you could dribble the ball and it wouldn't dribble, And
the Celtics knew all that stuff, but it also didn't hurt.
The Celtics were good right in those years, and so
it added to the mystique. But here we are the Cowboys.
Jerry Jones built the stadium knowing the sun would come
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and he wanted that connection to a higher power, and
you've got Ceedee lamb complain Now the thing out of
Philadelphia with the the offensive cording of their killing Moore,
that's more of a to me, that's more of a
subtle shot at the head coach Mike McCarthy for whacking him.
That's a payback. That's to me, that's what that was,
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all right. Furthermore, we going down of Vegas. Why why not?
The casinos are hot, the Raiders are not. Raiders are
expected to make a change at quarterback, yet again they
will have their third different starting quarterback, third different starting
quarterback this season. Desmond Ridder, the old Atlanta Falcon Desmond Ridder,
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is set to start this week against the Miami Dolphins.
So what does that tell you? What does that one
tell you? So it tells me that Antonio Pierce, the coach,
is leaving no stone unturned, that he's trying to get
every maggot he can get, every worm he can get
at every little bug and make sure that they play
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a key role for the Raiders. Now, I'm a big
Gardner Minshew fan. He did not play well this year.
Bad job by him. I don't like Aidan O'Connell, but
he also sucked. Both those guys got together at the
quarterback position and they went on an exotic vacation. They said,
you know what's going on, exotic vacations together And so
they're on incontinence Island is what they're on right now. Now.
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So Pierce is at this point, he's in an Italian
bistro and he's in the kitchen and he's grabbed the
spaghetti and he's throwing the spaghetti against the wall seeing
if any of it will stick. Now we know Desmond
Ritter is a bag of puke. We saw him play
in Atlanta. He's a different kind of puke, possibly organic puke,
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fresh puke warm puke. And you did the thing that
you can't do it the time, you can't do it.
But he didn't do it for the Raiders yet. He
hasn't played enough for the Raiders where they know that.
And the Raider thing just went called boom. They had
upset Baltimore. They were at a pivot point in their
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season early on. How would they handle things. After beating
the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore. What a win that was, right,
I mean that's a tremendous win. You go into a
hostile environment and you knock them down and you're like, well,
that's awesome. I mean that is a massive win. And
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so what do they do? The Raiders win that game,
and since then they had lost to Carolina and have
only won one other game against the creepy quarterback to
Shawn Watson. Pathetic. But they're not gonna win many more games.
You got the Dolphins coming up this weekend in Miami.
That's a loss. I don't know if they're gonna win
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more than maybe one, maybe two games. I mean they're
looking at four and twelve or four, four and fifteen.
Excuse me, because there's seventeen games. But it's going to
be bad, bad, bad, bad bad all right. Now, speaking
of Miami, last time on this puddle hopper of a
mallad monologue, we go to South Florida post mortem Monday
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night football. Dolphin's quarterback to a tongue of our law,
recently said that he does not does not want to
be the poster boy for the concussion. Now, this is
after he made a tackle against the Rams and got
walloped in his head. It was a head first tackle,
so to a tongue of our law said following that
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that he does not want to be the poster boy
at all for concussions. So does he have a vote
in this matter? Does he have a vote? I'm shaking
my head. No, you can't see me, but I'm shaking
my head. No. I look at this like the nickname game,
and those of us, the real ones, as I like
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to say, the real ones. No, we learned this on
the playground at elementary school. You learn this. I don't
know who teaches us this, but you learn this as kids.
And you know, I'm a dude. I don't know if
it works for women the same way, but I know
worse for dudes that nicknames are only valid if someone
else gives you the nickname right, you're not. You break etiquette. Now.
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I realize there are exceptions to the rule. Kobe Bryant
called himself the Black Mamba and came up with a name.
But generally speaking for us commoners, you're not allowed to
come up with your own nicknames. You can't do that.
You cannot decide that hey, that sounds kind of cool,
and I want that to be my nickname. Cannot do it.
The only exception of this is if your name, but
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I'm My formal name that my dear mom, my dearly
departed mom gave me was Benjamin. I only go by that.
It's not allowed anymore because my mom's dead. But she
would yell at me. It's say Benjamin, you know that
was the thing. So I go by Ben or Benny. Right,
that's what I go by. That's a lot, right. You
can decide to go by that, and you give your
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name's Patrick. You can go by Pat. That's a lot.
But you cannot say my name is numb nuts and
I want to be called numb nuts. That's my nickname.
It's numb nuts. You can't do that, not alloud. So
to a talk about law, the jury has ruled that
he is the face of concussions because of what has
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happened to him over the last couple of years. That
is his legend. No ifs ands or butts about it,
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This is not Taylor Swift. This is obviously not because
Kelsey's playing for the Chiefs and they got a big
game Game of the Year with Buffalo. But an NFL
coach inviting a celebrity couple to a game this weekend.
Which NFL coach? Is it? Head coach, not an assistant.
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Kevin and Florida says c D needs to listen to
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There you go, he's Stevie. I mean, Ball's very upset. Well,
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know because you listen to the podcast. Maybe you don't.
I drove I when my cousin. I have a cousin
lives in Phoenix and was diagnosed with cancer. Bad stuff,
bad news bears, and so I spur the mall. Mate.
I got in my car, I dragged the wife and
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we drove from LA to Phoenix. I hung out with
him for two hours, got in the car and drove
back to LA. And my wife still hates me for that,
but I did it, and we slept for like twenty
minutes at a rest stop in Arizona on the way
back to California. You can do it, you can pull
it off. But I am impressed with the truck drivers.
Speaker 2 (18:57):
You can go really far.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
I'm impress rockets. Vic says Bill Miller is an a
Hole fan, probably a Laker fan, assuming he lives in LA. Yeah,
probably so, probably, So that's that's a good take. You know,
I hate that guy, Bill Miller. Hope they get rid
of him. You know, I can't stand Bill Miller. I
always hated him going back in the in the day.
Let's go to the phone. It is a calling show.
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How password the word Game of Stars coming up. Let's
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Hey, Bennie. Anybody who's been with the Fox Sports Radio
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Oh I know. I mean, we would fire Bill Miller
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Get Marina might hit one Bill Miller with that he
stinks drop, which is very underrated. Hey man, So yesterday,
you know we had the Mountain, the momentous day of
dy you know, let go. We all love Eddie and
we know he's gonna rebound. But there was also another
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monument austin Los Angeles one Robo Fat aka John Robinson. Now,
John Robinson was a coach of my l a Rams
before Georgia Frontierra. That skank drove them away Major League
Baseball style. The movie to Saint Louis her hometown so
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she could skank around in Missouri and get some of
that skanky cock over in Saint Louis another.
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Game.
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John Robinson was a duel. Not only was he a
winner with the sc Trojans, but he was a winner
with the likes of Jim Everett, Henry Ellard, Flipper Freakin Anderson,
Kevin Green all the Eric Dickerson, Jackie Slater. I mean,
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those were great RAM squads, and unfortunately for them, they
got beat by Montana's forty nine ers. But Hey, Robinson
was always a class act. The guy had one of
the most enormous heads I've ever seen in my life.
But God bless them, God rest his soul. I loved
John Robinson. He was a true LA legend. Thank you
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for letting me do that, Benny, and Hey Bill Miller,
f you.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
All rights. Yeah, I'm gonna tell a story on the
podcast I Probaly on Saturday about to meet and greet.
When I walked in to the landing in Liberty, the
great El Greco yelled out, go to hell, Bill Miller.
That was the first thing I heard when I walked in,
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and I knew it was going to be a good day.
I knew it was going to be a good day.
When I heard go to hell Bill Miller from our
friend El Greco, I said, right there, that's a good day.
That's gonna be a good day. Let's say hello to
get that dump button ready, Tony in the Bay Hello, Tony,
what's going on Tony the Bay area?
Speaker 4 (22:11):
Hey man, I just want to say my homage to
Betty last night. I didn't curse. I said the P word,
just to let you guys know that.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
Well, thank you. I'm glad you clarified that, Tony. I
appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Okay.
Speaker 4 (22:25):
Also, I went on a thing called podcast this morning
and I was pretty lit off some dirt weed and
it was pretty good stuff. Hopefully not the weed, not
the weed, the podcast.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Yeah, well it might sound better on dirt weed. I
don't know, but yeah, I hope Eddie does very well
with that, and we'll hopefully have I don't think we'll
have him on this show, but maybe I'll get him
on my podcast, and I'm working on that, so hopefully
we'll get him on here and catch up because I
didn't get a final show with that. He so hopefully
we'll get him on the podcast. We can shoot the
crap hey.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
Real real quick.
Speaker 4 (22:58):
Though he used to think my dreams were weird, but
I just would like to explain a few. I was
hoping he would be able to hear it, but you know,
he's not around. Maybe he'd listen to the podcast, or
he's listening now. But a lot of my dreams make
sense to me, and real quick. One of them, I
was in a spot, a bunch of things going going on,
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and there was some change on the on the couch,
you know, loose change. Yeah, so when I actually walk
over and I pick it up and I make a
fist with the money, you know, the change in my hand.
And it makes sense because for the few years before
that dream, I wanted to get a roll of dimes
from the bank. I just you know, because of dirt
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weeat and bad memory, I just never got around to it.
But by the way, it is five dollars if you
go to the bank, but take care of then.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
Okay, thank you appreciate. That was a great story of
the rainer, Right, that was a solid best story I've
heard in a minute. Yeah, he didn't curse, which is
a thing I didn't have to dump that. One of
my guys here sports with Coleman is an expert of
New Orleans, and he said, you have the Lorrainer this weekend,
you're going to New Orleans. You have to first time,
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he says, go to the places where food was invented
in New Orleans. He says, Uh, Oysters Rockefeller, I don't
even know what they do.
Speaker 5 (24:18):
Oh God, I love oysters.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
Do you.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
I'm gonna send this to you and Twine's. I believe
probably Butchering that but that they invented there. Barbecue shrimp
there was there's a place in New Orleans where it
was invented. Obviously Begnet's the American version.
Speaker 5 (24:35):
I need two stomachs.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
You gotta go over to padd O'Brien's.
Speaker 5 (24:39):
Yes, that's on the list.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
I have over here. Barbecue shrimp invented at a I
have all the near two Lane. There's a place there.
Speaker 5 (24:49):
J C sent me what he called and gave me
a list of places to go. Cafe Demand, Maspero's Central
Grocery for a muffl.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
Well, he says, here and he says, you don't want
to go to the Acme Oyster House. He says, because
that's a tourist drops you want to I don't want Yeah,
you don't want to do that. You want to go
to like where the locals go, which is probably like McDonald's.
But you know, I just enjoy your and all that,
and I'll send it. I'm gonna send this to you.
Speaker 5 (25:19):
I like this piano bar.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
Idea piano bar. Why do all women like piano bars?
I don't understand what's up. I've never met a woman
that doesn't like a piano bar. You know, there must
be some women exist that don't like piano bars. But
everyone I've met loves piano bars. Every woman can't get
enough piano bars. Very odd. Let's go to the phones.
Chris is in the como. By the way, you want
to play the game? Call right now? I need I
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need a couple of people to play password the word
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up for the game. Hello to you, Chris in the Commonwealth, Hello, Ben.
Speaker 6 (25:54):
How are you? Hello Lorena?
Speaker 1 (25:56):
Hello, Hi, Hello Christopher. Welcome.
Speaker 6 (26:01):
Listen, listen, listen, listen. This is all I got because
thank god you didn't put me on password, because I
am the worst password. I'll never forget playing with Coop
and I was horrible and Cooper is just like, come
on anyways, thank god, I just can't. That's the one
game show I cannot play, Ben, But real quick, can
I ask you? I was listen to, you know, the
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Felgrim ass show up here at ninety eight point five
Aaron Boston And there is a path for the Patriots
to make the playoffs because I believe Denver is five
and five and we got we've gone on a little
run with with Drake May. Now what do you think
about the path? They're talking about the path now if
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they can, you know, maybe tear off a few more
where do you think you?
Speaker 1 (26:48):
I'm I give those guys fuggera mass credit for being
able to do some of their show about the Patriots
making the playoffs. That is very impressive. I mean that
you talk about you. That's why those guys get great ratings,
because I would be laughing the whole time. No, I
mean they beat a bad Jets team and a bad
Bears team. Now that the Rams are that's a winnable game.
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But I don't know the Patriots. I do not take
them seriously at three and seven. It is true though
that if you look at the bottom of the AFC standings.
There is guaranteed at this point to be a crap
bag team that's gonna make the playoffs in the AFC.
So there really yeah, I mean, there's gonna be Denver's
not you know, as she should have beaten the Chiefs,
but they blew that game. But that the Cults are
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not good since he's not good. They're all alive. But
they're only alive because you know, these teams, there's only
really six good teams in the AFC, so somebody else
is gonna give back. No, I do not. I do
not see a realistic path for the Patriots to make
the playoff because they're gonna lose to the Rams this weekend,
and then after that they'll probably lose to the Dolphins,
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and so there you go.
Speaker 4 (27:58):
That'll be nine losses Dolphins either.
Speaker 6 (28:01):
I mean, we were close with them, Ben, I mean
we were close with the Dolphins, you know, I mean
set and close.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
Don't don't the Patriots usually lose the November game in Miami.
Isn't that usually what happens when I'm wrong on that?
Speaker 6 (28:14):
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, they flip flops. But now it's
you know, I mean that's back then.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
I mean, that's true, that's back when they were good. Yeah,
I know.
Speaker 6 (28:24):
Brady could Brady couldn't win down in Miami. That is true.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
But you know, I don't know which is weird because
he doesn't he live there, like he lives in Miami,
Like that's where he lives. And he couldn't play well there.
It's very odd. I don't I don't get Chris, enjoy
your day at work there. It goes Chris at the Commonwealth. Man,
imagine doing a segment that the Patriots can make the
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playoffs and not laugh while you're doing. No, that's impressive,
absolutely impressive. You can pull that off. So the story
and uh, just let me know when we have our guys.
But the story here, NFL head coach invites a celebrity
couple to come to a game. That is the coach
that clogged up the toilet in the Bayou, the Saints
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head coach, Darren Rizzy. He said that, listen, I would
like to have a Libby Dunn and Paul Skeens come
down to a nice game in New Orleans, just the
LSU power couple there and Boff pon Rouge back in
the day and he announced that he would like to
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have them make an appearance. It's an open invitation for
them to attend. Does that mean he's giving them free
tickets because they can afford to buy their own tickets?
And does Darren Rizzy even have access to like nice
tickets because he was the special team And ask.
Speaker 5 (29:46):
A question, yes, is this only a story because he
clogged a toilet?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Well? No, no, It's kind of amusing that an NFL
head coach would care whether celebrities attend game or not.
Like who who cares? Right? You know? You know what
I mean? Like who who gives an a f Like
the Rams always have celebrities. I think they give them
free tickets. I've heard and the Chargers give them free
tickets to get them out there. But do you really care? You?
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Are you a Libby Dune fan? Are you a fan
of he?
Speaker 5 (30:17):
Never?
Speaker 1 (30:18):
I am? Ben? Yeah. Coop appreciates her artistic ability. She's
got a lot to offer the world and she's showing
it all. She's a master of her craft. Yes, she
really paints quite the picture for the eye. She does
even blind Scott. Wow, alright, but look at that the
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ghost of dick Enberg making in the appearance. Let's see
do we have our let me look at my board here,
let's see what we have we do all right, let's
let's see here. Let's hit that button right where you're attention.
Speaker 3 (30:51):
Everyone is password, you idiot, password the word Game of
the Stars.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Here's Ben Meler. So we're gonna set the game up
and then we'll have the game. On the other side.
We have Mark in Boston. Hello, Mark, Welcome, Good morning,
Good morning, Ben. How are you. I've had better weeks?
But no Mark, Who do you want to park up with? Mark?
You got me Loreina coop.
Speaker 4 (31:19):
That's it, Ben, I'm too fatul with you like I'm gone.
Speaker 1 (31:24):
That's right, you're correct, thousand percentage. Not gonna lose. All right,
hold on sec Mark, and let's see we have one
or two. We flip the penny up in the air
everywhere and it lands on it lands on heads. That
is Nathan in Orlando. Hello Nathan, good morning, good morning,
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Welcome Nathan. Now you're gonna play passwords. It's the word
Game of the Star. How's your lexicon, Nathan? You have
a good vocabulary. Uh, yes, you do. All right, very exciting.
Now you can play with Loraina or the coop d
loop Loraina, Loraina, all right, very good, hold on a
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sick Nathan stay right there and you you stay over
there and that is the matchup. So we are going
to have and I remember the all time wins king
at these games shows today you're not ben You're no chance, Lorraine.
If you're distracted, you got one foot on the way
to the airport. Maybe you know what you should do, Lorena,
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He's Bill Miller here at AHL. Ben Maller will be
coming up, mom and tell you don't forget this show
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get done here. But let's get back to the word
Game of the start. By the way you can, I'm
told by Ben Maller. He tells me Bill Miller that
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you're supposed to go get the podcast wherever you get podcasts.
They'd like me to tell you to go to Heart
and get the podcast, but I don't care where you
get the podcast, because I just want you to listen
to the Ben Malashow podcast. But right now, back to
the game at hand. Well, thank you Bill Miller. As
we roll on nowadays, the always exciting passwords, the word
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Game of the Stars, the matchup you've got me Ben
with our friend Mark two and oh with me about
to be three. And oh and we also have Nathan
in Orlando, who is bragging about his lexicon, his vocabulary,
and he is teamed up with Lorain up. So, Mark,
you were on the air. First here, Mark, and pick
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a number one to ten, please, number one to ten,
number three, numb birth three. All right, let's see here.
Let's go with I think I can use this is
a Yeah, I'm gonna use this. How about tarty?
Speaker 2 (34:56):
Wait?
Speaker 1 (34:57):
Yeah, there you go. That's number wrong. No, I used
the right word. That was number three. I've got number.
Speaker 7 (35:08):
Our first one.
Speaker 5 (35:08):
You're not cheating on our first one.
Speaker 1 (35:10):
That was number just qualified? What that was? Number three?
Speaker 7 (35:13):
That was not number that was?
Speaker 1 (35:15):
That was number three? Start looking at number three. You
see what we're talking about, Lorena is not that was
number three. I'm looking at it right there, right, that's
minus one point. All right, I'll take the nine points.
All right, what's next? L pick a number? Go ahead.
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Our guy in Orlando, Nathan, Nathan, what's up? What's your number?
Speaker 2 (35:40):
Eight?
Speaker 1 (35:41):
Number eight? Number eight? You sound very excited about that number, sir.
All right, go ahead, Lorae, number eight.
Speaker 5 (35:48):
Let's go with alone.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
So how about isolated isolated single? No, that's really good. Yeah,
all right, depressed yeah, mm hmmm hm, okay, take your time.
(36:23):
The fact that we're radio no answer, Dathan's got oh no,
that was the first gas no.
Speaker 5 (36:36):
But you're close.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Now about we're tap dancing around this abandoned neglected. Oh
my goodness, the word the word is lonely. That's so
frustrated through the word out. The word was lonely. Back
(36:57):
to you, Mark, Yeah, we gotta yeah, go choke on
the begne. All right, Mark, pick a number, please, sir.
Speaker 2 (37:10):
I'm gonna have.
Speaker 6 (37:12):
Number one.
Speaker 1 (37:13):
That's right. That's what I always expect, number one. I
don't get number one. I get upset. I need number one.
All right, let's go with the wager. All right, La Tarna.
Speaker 5 (37:27):
He just took my word.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
Coop? What what? What? What is that? Your clue? You said? Wer? Then, Coop,
you can't you can't use proper nouns. She loses her clue.
Let's no, she did. How about I'm gonna use the
malle maneuver. I'm using the malor maneuver. I'm going to you.
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I'd like to all your feelings are about to use
the malle maneuver. It is password. The word Game of Stars.
You're about to hear the malle maneuver. Now, let me
make sure that you are aware. Now, you're you listen
to this show semi regularly, right, Mark, you know the
malle maneuver, right, hurry up? All right? All right, so
I I began with wager. How about river boat.
Speaker 2 (38:14):
Catino?
Speaker 7 (38:21):
Okay, all right, Nathan, you've heard all of the guesses.
Speaker 5 (38:25):
You've heard all of you've heard all the clues.
Speaker 1 (38:29):
What is it's? You know you're not Nathan, Nathan, Please
tell me you know what it is?
Speaker 2 (38:35):
Gambler?
Speaker 7 (38:40):
Yes, okay, that's good.
Speaker 1 (38:42):
Okay, number minus one? But we had ten? So is
minus down and nine?
Speaker 3 (38:50):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (38:51):
Is it one point penalty? Take a number, the number
number five, number five. That's easy. If you don't get
this on the first thing, you lose the game. Go ahead,
you're Lorena. If you don't get this on the.
Speaker 7 (39:05):
First clue, I can't say lee right, Oh my no,
that's a proper Okay. I'm just I'm achecking a shot
that's going to hr Are you ready? Yes, my hint
is intoxicated. My hint is intoxicated.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
I don't think he knows. Come on, Nathan, Yeah, alright,
that's a piece of cake. All right, let's get it
back here, marky Mars. This is a long extended advance
remix of password. I don't think we've ever gotten this
far in years. What's that? Mark?
Speaker 2 (39:44):
What did he say for? Answer?
Speaker 1 (39:45):
Drunk? Drunk? Yes, talking, you're drunk. I'm still upset with
you over the riverboat. I'm still upset. No, she's not.
I go ahead there, please, Mark took a number A.
Speaker 2 (39:59):
Let's go with war number number.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
Four, all right? For is by the way, yeah, all right,
number go go go? What do you rush me? I
do not want to be rushed Number four, which is
now remember for is the new three. So I just
just just for the record for it's going to be
late then we're not. We're not going to be late
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at all. Let's see here, let's go with what how
about noisy what wo? Yeah? That's right there you go?
That is it? That is a walk off win right there,
and another win to the all time time. Another number
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you won, Mark, congratulation, a tremendous job enjoyed New Orleans
with the loss of you lost the game the winner.
Another win right there? Win oppable now
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thirteenth day of November. Eagles oh see. Kellen Moore says
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We'll talk about that. Also, the Raiders are expected to
make the change at quarterback, giving Desmond Ritter a chance
to start. What does that tell you? Also, the Dolphins
quarterback to A Tugabay Looa says he doesn't want to
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this hour. It's from the sun. Here comes the sun.
That has been a hot topic of conversation in NFL
circles this week now. I have mostly avoided this story.
I have mostly avoided this story, but I'm gonna do
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a belly whopper. It's just ridiculous and great at the
same time. So if you don't know the backstory, the
Cowboys played the Philadelphia football team and looked like a
powderpuff football team. You had Ceedee Lamb who had a
potential touchdown he lost in the sun like a left
(02:46):
fielder for the Texas Rangers, although even that can't happen
unless on the road because they play in a dome.
But I digress, so Ceedee Lamb did not catch what
would have been a touchdown for Dallas. He has since
can't blaming the sun. That the glare of the sun clearly,
I mean, I don't think he's lying. I saw the play.
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I was eating some burnt ends in Kansas City at
a restaurant there and I saw that the game was
on and I saw what happen. So that's true. But
he's campaigning for curtains to block the sun. So now
the media has there's nothing good to talk about with
the Cowboys other than this, so they've made a big
deal about it. Well, now a former Dallas Cowboy, a
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former Cowboy assistant has entered the chat. And now if
you heard about this or not, maybe not Kellen Moore,
who was in the stadium, the Eagles offensive coordinator, Kellen
Moore at one point, boy wonder and then he fell
out of the good graces of Jerry Jones. So Kellen
Moore spent years in Dallas as offensive coordinator and other
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jobs there, and he said that the sun absolutely affected
the play calling when he worked in Jerry's world. Sons
apparently just brighter there. He said, yeah, you have to
call plays according to it, knowing certain parts of the
field at times could be a little bit challenging. He
said that we had it in the first quarter, towards
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the end of the first quarter in the red zone.
A close quote from Kellen Moore, So let us discuss.
You've got the Eagles offensive coordinator, Kellen Moore saying that, yeah,
the sun affects the play calling when he was the
Cowboy offensive coordinator and backing up what Ceedee Lamb had said,
So how do you digest this one? How do you
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digest this one? So I've got jen z gen C
not gen z gen C, exotic vacations and nicknames, and
we will put all of these things together and we
are going to make some pudding. Is what we're going
to make. We a little pudding. So to lead off
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this mala monologue, to answer the question, and how do
you digest all of this one? It's like ultra processed foods.
It's like breakfast cereal or hot dogs or mass produced bread.
It's hard to digest. I love a good controversy. I've
made my living as an adult hiding behind microphones talking
(05:17):
about the big controversy of the day. I can't get
worked up into a ladder because I think this is
the dumbest thing I've heard in a long time. It's
so ridiculous. The sun's kind of important, it keeps us alive,
but in the context of football and the Cowboys, it's
just silliness. Dallas lost by twenty eight points at home.
(05:41):
They're zero and four at home this season. You know
why they're own four a home spoiler alert spiler. They suck,
they blow the Cowboys. Do you understand?
Speaker 2 (05:54):
Right?
Speaker 1 (05:55):
Do you understand? And I agree with what Jerry Jones
Head said with that as the backdrop. Jerry said, listen,
the sunlight is to the team's advantage and that they
have more experience playing in their own stadium than any
opposing team. They're there all their home games. Therefore, the
Cowboys should be better prepared for the sun and are
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more likely to be able to adjust than the opponent.
I absolutely agree with that. You know, Jerry's a nut job,
but on this one he's right. And so why do
we have this controversy. We have this controversy because it's
a byproduct of Gen C generation complaint. The sun has
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been the same that is, now that's an issue. And
let me ask you this, Riddle me this, batman. Why
was the sun not a problem for the cowboys at home?
Last year they were eight and zero at home? Or
how about the year before where they were eight and one.
The cowboys are sixteen and one at home prior to
this year, twenty twenty three, twenty twenty two one. So
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now all of a sudden, the son's a problem. But
it wasn't a problem. Then why wasn't a problem? Then
explain that to me. I'm not that smart. Explain that
the reason it's a problem now is because the Cowboys
are a flea infested outfit. They're terrible, right, They're riding
the vomit comet on a weekly basis. So rather than
just say that's why we're not doing stuff, and it's
(07:24):
just the whole attitude like it's an obstacle, it's not
even that big an obstacle. It's an opportunity. And it's
one of those things that has changed in my life,
as I will get on my high horse and do
old man radio. But there was a point, and maybe
I'm wrong on this. You know I could be wrong.
(07:44):
You can correct me if I'm wrong, but teams would
embrace the quirkiness of their environment. The frozen tundra of
lambeau Field was something that Green Bay Packers embraced, and
to me, they still embrace it. The weird quirks of
the Green Monster at Finway Park, right, you knew how
to play the Green Monster if you were out in
the outfield there in left field or center field, and
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other teams weren't there as much, and they didn't really
know how to deal with it, and so you had
advantage even in basketball. I member when I was a
kid and the Celtics would play the Lakers, it seemed
like every other year in the NBA Finals, and they
had that old Boston Garden Park and there were some
dead spots on the park. I remember watching Pat O'Brien
at the half the Prudential at the half there with
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Tommy Heinzen and Dick Stockton on the call doing the NBA,
and they would talk about certain parts of the floor
you could dribble the ball and it wouldn't dribble, And
the Celtics knew all that stuff, but it also didn't hurt.
The Celtics were good right in those years, and so
it added to the mystique. But here we are the Cowboys.
Jerry Jones built the stadium knowing the sun would come
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and he wanted that connection to a higher power, and
you've got Ceedee lamb complain Now the thing out of
Philadelphia with the the offensive cording of their killing Moore,
that's more of a to me, that's more of a
subtle shot at the head coach Mike McCarthy for whacking him.
That's a payback. That's to me, that's what that was,
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all right. Furthermore, we going down of Vegas. Why why not?
The casinos are hot, the Raiders are not. Raiders are
expected to make a change at quarterback, yet again they
will have their third different starting quarterback, third different starting
quarterback this season. Desmond Ridder, the old Atlanta Falcon Desmond Ridder,
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is set to start this week against the Miami Dolphins.
So what does that tell you? What does that one
tell you? So it tells me that Antonio Pierce, the coach,
is leaving no stone unturned, that he's trying to get
every maggot he can get, every worm he can get
at every little bug and make sure that they play
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a key role for the Raiders. Now, I'm a big
Gardner Minshew fan. He did not play well this year.
Bad job by him. I don't like Aidan O'Connell, but
he also sucked. Both those guys got together at the
quarterback position and they went on an exotic vacation. They said,
you know what's going on, exotic vacations together And so
they're on incontinence Island is what they're on right now. Now.
(10:18):
So Pierce is at this point, he's in an Italian
bistro and he's in the kitchen and he's grabbed the
spaghetti and he's throwing the spaghetti against the wall seeing
if any of it will stick. Now we know Desmond
Ritter is a bag of puke. We saw him play
in Atlanta. He's a different kind of puke, possibly organic puke,
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fresh puke warm puke. And you did the thing that
you can't do it the time, you can't do it.
But he didn't do it for the Raiders yet. He
hasn't played enough for the Raiders where they know that.
And the Raider thing just went called boom. They had
upset Baltimore. They were at a pivot point in their
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season early on. How would they handle things. After beating
the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore. What a win that was, right,
I mean that's a tremendous win. You go into a
hostile environment and you knock them down and you're like, well,
that's awesome. I mean that is a massive win. And
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so what do they do? The Raiders win that game,
and since then they had lost to Carolina and have
only won one other game against the creepy quarterback to
Shawn Watson. Pathetic. But they're not gonna win many more games.
You got the Dolphins coming up this weekend in Miami.
That's a loss. I don't know if they're gonna win
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more than maybe one, maybe two games. I mean they're
looking at four and twelve or four, four and fifteen.
Excuse me, because there's seventeen games. But it's going to
be bad, bad, bad, bad bad all right. Now, speaking
of Miami, last time on this puddle hopper of a
mallad monologue, we go to South Florida post mortem Monday
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night football. Dolphin's quarterback to a tongue of our law,
recently said that he does not does not want to
be the poster boy for the concussion. Now, this is
after he made a tackle against the Rams and got
walloped in his head. It was a head first tackle,
so to a tongue of our law said following that
(12:27):
that he does not want to be the poster boy
at all for concussions. So does he have a vote
in this matter? Does he have a vote? I'm shaking
my head. No, you can't see me, but I'm shaking
my head. No. I look at this like the nickname game,
and those of us, the real ones, as I like
(12:49):
to say, the real ones. No, we learned this on
the playground at elementary school. You learn this. I don't
know who teaches us this, but you learn this as kids.
And you know, I'm a dude. I don't know if
it works for women the same way, but I know
worse for dudes that nicknames are only valid if someone
else gives you the nickname right, you're not. You break etiquette. Now.
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I realize there are exceptions to the rule. Kobe Bryant
called himself the Black Mamba and came up with a name.
But generally speaking for us commoners, you're not allowed to
come up with your own nicknames. You can't do that.
You cannot decide that hey, that sounds kind of cool,
and I want that to be my nickname. Cannot do it.
The only exception of this is if your name, but
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I'm My formal name that my dear mom, my dearly
departed mom gave me was Benjamin. I only go by that.
It's not allowed anymore because my mom's dead. But she
would yell at me. It's say Benjamin, you know that
was the thing. So I go by Ben or Benny. Right,
that's what I go by. That's a lot, right. You
can decide to go by that, and you give your
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name's Patrick. You can go by Pat. That's a lot.
But you cannot say my name is numb nuts and
I want to be called numb nuts. That's my nickname.
It's numb nuts. You can't do that, not alloud. So
to a talk about law, the jury has ruled that
he is the face of concussions because of what has
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happened to him over the last couple of years. That
is his legend. No ifs ands or butts about it,
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Later this hour, we have password the word Game of
the Stars straight ahead belt an NFL coach. An NFL
coach has invited a celebrity couple to a game this weekend.
(15:21):
This is not Taylor Swift. This is obviously not because
Kelsey's playing for the Chiefs and they got a big
game Game of the Year with Buffalo. But an NFL
coach inviting a celebrity couple to a game this weekend.
Which NFL coach? Is it? Head coach, not an assistant.
(15:41):
We in here talking about a head coach. I'll get
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Coming up later this hour, we will have an extra
spicy password the word Game of the Stars. Also, an
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NFL coach has invited a celebrity couple to a game
this weekend. But which NFL head coach is it? Inquiring
minds would like to know. We'll get to that coming up.
Kevin and Florida says c D needs to listen to
z Z and get some cheap sunglasses. Yeah, Stevie Meetball says,
(17:34):
the tonight show just fired ed effing McMahon. Can you imagine?
There you go, he's Stevie. I mean, Ball's very upset. Well,
thank you for that, and I'm upset too, but I
still got a job to do. Reek in Minnesota says
there was no cocaine involved. He says his long drive
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to try to get tickets to Taylor Swift. He says
he left Hastings left Tastings, Minnesota at seven forty in
the morning through Wisconsin, and Illinois, stopped for gas in Indiana,
drove the rest of the way to Indianapolis, parked outside
Lucas Oil Stadium, home with the Colts. Tried to get
one ticket, no luck. Left Indianapolis at eight forty five
(18:15):
pm and drove home. It's impressive, now, Rieke, as you
know because you listen to the podcast. Maybe you don't.
I drove I when my cousin. I have a cousin
lives in Phoenix and was diagnosed with cancer. Bad stuff,
bad news bears, and so I spur the mall. Mate.
I got in my car, I dragged the wife and
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we drove from LA to Phoenix. I hung out with
him for two hours, got in the car and drove
back to LA. And my wife still hates me for that,
but I did it, and we slept for like twenty
minutes at a rest stop in Arizona on the way
back to California. You can do it, you can pull
it off. But I am impressed with the truck drivers.
Speaker 2 (18:57):
You can go really far.
Speaker 1 (18:59):
I'm impress rockets. Vic says Bill Miller is an a
Hole fan, probably a Laker fan, assuming he lives in LA. Yeah,
probably so, probably, So that's that's a good take. You know,
I hate that guy, Bill Miller. Hope they get rid
of him. You know, I can't stand Bill Miller. I
always hated him going back in the in the day.
Let's go to the phone. It is a calling show.
(19:19):
How password the word Game of Stars coming up. Let's
go to Manuel in Guardina, Hello, Manuel in Guardina.
Speaker 2 (19:27):
Hey, Bennie. Anybody who's been with the Fox Sports Radio
Family A five seventy knows that while Bill Miller is
a great dude, he's no Eddie Garcia by any stretch.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
Oh I know. I mean, we would fire Bill Miller
in a minute, man, Well we would.
Speaker 2 (19:43):
Get Marina might hit one Bill Miller with that he
stinks drop, which is very underrated. Hey man, So yesterday,
you know we had the Mountain, the momentous day of
dy you know, let go. We all love Eddie and
we know he's gonna rebound. But there was also another
(20:05):
monument austin Los Angeles one Robo Fat aka John Robinson. Now,
John Robinson was a coach of my l a Rams
before Georgia Frontierra. That skank drove them away Major League
Baseball style. The movie to Saint Louis her hometown so
(20:29):
she could skank around in Missouri and get some of
that skanky cock over in Saint Louis another.
Speaker 3 (20:39):
Game.
Speaker 2 (20:40):
John Robinson was a duel. Not only was he a
winner with the sc Trojans, but he was a winner
with the likes of Jim Everett, Henry Ellard, Flipper Freakin Anderson,
Kevin Green all the Eric Dickerson, Jackie Slater. I mean,
(21:01):
those were great RAM squads, and unfortunately for them, they
got beat by Montana's forty nine ers. But Hey, Robinson
was always a class act. The guy had one of
the most enormous heads I've ever seen in my life.
But God bless them, God rest his soul. I loved
John Robinson. He was a true LA legend. Thank you
(21:24):
for letting me do that, Benny, and Hey Bill Miller,
f you.
Speaker 1 (21:30):
All rights. Yeah, I'm gonna tell a story on the
podcast I Probaly on Saturday about to meet and greet.
When I walked in to the landing in Liberty, the
great El Greco yelled out, go to hell, Bill Miller.
That was the first thing I heard when I walked in,
(21:52):
and I knew it was going to be a good day.
I knew it was going to be a good day.
When I heard go to hell Bill Miller from our
friend El Greco, I said, right there, that's a good day.
That's gonna be a good day. Let's say hello to
get that dump button ready, Tony in the Bay Hello, Tony,
what's going on Tony the Bay area?
Speaker 4 (22:11):
Hey man, I just want to say my homage to
Betty last night. I didn't curse. I said the P word,
just to let you guys know that.
Speaker 1 (22:21):
Well, thank you. I'm glad you clarified that, Tony. I
appreciate that.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
Okay.
Speaker 4 (22:25):
Also, I went on a thing called podcast this morning
and I was pretty lit off some dirt weed and
it was pretty good stuff. Hopefully not the weed, not
the weed, the podcast.
Speaker 1 (22:38):
Yeah, well it might sound better on dirt weed. I
don't know, but yeah, I hope Eddie does very well
with that, and we'll hopefully have I don't think we'll
have him on this show, but maybe I'll get him
on my podcast, and I'm working on that, so hopefully
we'll get him on here and catch up because I
didn't get a final show with that. He so hopefully
we'll get him on the podcast. We can shoot the
crap hey.
Speaker 2 (22:58):
Real real quick.
Speaker 4 (22:58):
Though he used to think my dreams were weird, but
I just would like to explain a few. I was
hoping he would be able to hear it, but you know,
he's not around. Maybe he'd listen to the podcast, or
he's listening now. But a lot of my dreams make
sense to me, and real quick. One of them, I
was in a spot, a bunch of things going going on,
(23:19):
and there was some change on the on the couch,
you know, loose change. Yeah, so when I actually walk
over and I pick it up and I make a
fist with the money, you know, the change in my hand.
And it makes sense because for the few years before
that dream, I wanted to get a roll of dimes
from the bank. I just you know, because of dirt
(23:40):
weeat and bad memory, I just never got around to it.
But by the way, it is five dollars if you
go to the bank, but take care of then.
Speaker 1 (23:48):
Okay, thank you appreciate. That was a great story of
the rainer, Right, that was a solid best story I've
heard in a minute. Yeah, he didn't curse, which is
a thing I didn't have to dump that. One of
my guys here sports with Coleman is an expert of
New Orleans, and he said, you have the Lorrainer this weekend,
you're going to New Orleans. You have to first time,
(24:09):
he says, go to the places where food was invented
in New Orleans. He says, Uh, Oysters Rockefeller, I don't
even know what they do.
Speaker 5 (24:18):
Oh God, I love oysters.
Speaker 2 (24:20):
Do you.
Speaker 1 (24:22):
I'm gonna send this to you and Twine's. I believe
probably Butchering that but that they invented there. Barbecue shrimp
there was there's a place in New Orleans where it
was invented. Obviously Begnet's the American version.
Speaker 5 (24:35):
I need two stomachs.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
You gotta go over to padd O'Brien's.
Speaker 5 (24:39):
Yes, that's on the list.
Speaker 1 (24:40):
I have over here. Barbecue shrimp invented at a I
have all the near two Lane. There's a place there.
Speaker 5 (24:49):
J C sent me what he called and gave me
a list of places to go. Cafe Demand, Maspero's Central
Grocery for a muffl.
Speaker 1 (25:01):
Well, he says, here and he says, you don't want
to go to the Acme Oyster House. He says, because
that's a tourist drops you want to I don't want Yeah,
you don't want to do that. You want to go
to like where the locals go, which is probably like McDonald's.
But you know, I just enjoy your and all that,
and I'll send it. I'm gonna send this to you.
Speaker 5 (25:19):
I like this piano bar.
Speaker 1 (25:21):
Idea piano bar. Why do all women like piano bars?
I don't understand what's up. I've never met a woman
that doesn't like a piano bar. You know, there must
be some women exist that don't like piano bars. But
everyone I've met loves piano bars. Every woman can't get
enough piano bars. Very odd. Let's go to the phones.
Chris is in the como. By the way, you want
to play the game? Call right now? I need I
(25:41):
need a couple of people to play password the word
Game of the Stars and eight seven seven ninety nine
on Fox. We'll get you right on. Get your set
up for the game. Hello to you, Chris in the Commonwealth, Hello, Ben.
Speaker 6 (25:54):
How are you? Hello Lorena?
Speaker 1 (25:56):
Hello, Hi, Hello Christopher. Welcome.
Speaker 6 (26:01):
Listen, listen, listen, listen. This is all I got because
thank god you didn't put me on password, because I
am the worst password. I'll never forget playing with Coop
and I was horrible and Cooper is just like, come
on anyways, thank god, I just can't. That's the one
game show I cannot play, Ben, But real quick, can
I ask you? I was listen to, you know, the
(26:22):
Felgrim ass show up here at ninety eight point five
Aaron Boston And there is a path for the Patriots
to make the playoffs because I believe Denver is five
and five and we got we've gone on a little
run with with Drake May. Now what do you think
about the path? They're talking about the path now if
(26:43):
they can, you know, maybe tear off a few more
where do you think you?
Speaker 1 (26:48):
I'm I give those guys fuggera mass credit for being
able to do some of their show about the Patriots
making the playoffs. That is very impressive. I mean that
you talk about you. That's why those guys get great ratings,
because I would be laughing the whole time. No, I
mean they beat a bad Jets team and a bad
Bears team. Now that the Rams are that's a winnable game.
(27:10):
But I don't know the Patriots. I do not take
them seriously at three and seven. It is true though
that if you look at the bottom of the AFC standings.
There is guaranteed at this point to be a crap
bag team that's gonna make the playoffs in the AFC.
So there really yeah, I mean, there's gonna be Denver's
not you know, as she should have beaten the Chiefs,
but they blew that game. But that the Cults are
(27:34):
not good since he's not good. They're all alive. But
they're only alive because you know, these teams, there's only
really six good teams in the AFC, so somebody else
is gonna give back. No, I do not. I do
not see a realistic path for the Patriots to make
the playoff because they're gonna lose to the Rams this weekend,
and then after that they'll probably lose to the Dolphins,
(27:57):
and so there you go.
Speaker 4 (27:58):
That'll be nine losses Dolphins either.
Speaker 6 (28:01):
I mean, we were close with them, Ben, I mean
we were close with the Dolphins, you know, I mean
set and close.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
Don't don't the Patriots usually lose the November game in Miami.
Isn't that usually what happens when I'm wrong on that?
Speaker 6 (28:14):
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, they flip flops. But now it's
you know, I mean that's back then.
Speaker 1 (28:19):
I mean, that's true, that's back when they were good. Yeah,
I know.
Speaker 6 (28:24):
Brady could Brady couldn't win down in Miami. That is true.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
But you know, I don't know which is weird because
he doesn't he live there, like he lives in Miami,
Like that's where he lives. And he couldn't play well there.
It's very odd. I don't I don't get Chris, enjoy
your day at work there. It goes Chris at the Commonwealth. Man,
imagine doing a segment that the Patriots can make the
(28:47):
playoffs and not laugh while you're doing. No, that's impressive,
absolutely impressive. You can pull that off. So the story
and uh, just let me know when we have our guys.
But the story here, NFL head coach invites a celebrity
couple to come to a game. That is the coach
that clogged up the toilet in the Bayou, the Saints
(29:09):
head coach, Darren Rizzy. He said that, listen, I would
like to have a Libby Dunn and Paul Skeens come
down to a nice game in New Orleans, just the
LSU power couple there and Boff pon Rouge back in
the day and he announced that he would like to
(29:30):
have them make an appearance. It's an open invitation for
them to attend. Does that mean he's giving them free
tickets because they can afford to buy their own tickets?
And does Darren Rizzy even have access to like nice
tickets because he was the special team And ask.
Speaker 5 (29:46):
A question, yes, is this only a story because he
clogged a toilet?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Well? No, no, It's kind of amusing that an NFL
head coach would care whether celebrities attend game or not.
Like who who cares? Right? You know? You know what
I mean? Like who who gives an a f Like
the Rams always have celebrities. I think they give them
free tickets. I've heard and the Chargers give them free
tickets to get them out there. But do you really care? You?
(30:14):
Are you a Libby Dune fan? Are you a fan
of he?
Speaker 5 (30:17):
Never?
Speaker 1 (30:18):
I am? Ben? Yeah. Coop appreciates her artistic ability. She's
got a lot to offer the world and she's showing
it all. She's a master of her craft. Yes, she
really paints quite the picture for the eye. She does
even blind Scott. Wow, alright, but look at that the
(30:38):
ghost of dick Enberg making in the appearance. Let's see
do we have our let me look at my board here,
let's see what we have we do all right, let's
let's see here. Let's hit that button right where you're attention.
Speaker 3 (30:51):
Everyone is password, you idiot, password the word Game of
the Stars.
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Here's Ben Meler. So we're gonna set the game up
and then we'll have the game. On the other side.
We have Mark in Boston. Hello, Mark, Welcome, Good morning,
Good morning, Ben. How are you. I've had better weeks?
But no Mark, Who do you want to park up with? Mark?
You got me Loreina coop.
Speaker 4 (31:19):
That's it, Ben, I'm too fatul with you like I'm gone.
Speaker 1 (31:24):
That's right, you're correct, thousand percentage. Not gonna lose. All right,
hold on sec Mark, and let's see we have one
or two. We flip the penny up in the air
everywhere and it lands on it lands on heads. That
is Nathan in Orlando. Hello Nathan, good morning, good morning,
(31:46):
Welcome Nathan. Now you're gonna play passwords. It's the word
Game of the Star. How's your lexicon, Nathan? You have
a good vocabulary. Uh, yes, you do. All right, very exciting.
Now you can play with Loraina or the coop d
loop Loraina, Loraina, all right, very good, hold on a
(32:08):
sick Nathan stay right there and you you stay over
there and that is the matchup. So we are going
to have and I remember the all time wins king
at these games shows today you're not ben You're no chance, Lorraine.
If you're distracted, you got one foot on the way
to the airport. Maybe you know what you should do, Lorena,
(32:29):
you should fad the music down and and by get
your rapid radio. Rapid radios are the official communications device.
I want to take that. You're gonna Are you gonna
take your rapidry just I want to take it? You
should and you know what I do. I'll I'll message,
I'll see if I can talk to you in New Orleans.
Speaker 5 (32:46):
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Speaker 1 (32:49):
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(33:16):
The word Game of the Stars is nex.
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Speaker 1 (33:31):
He's Bill Miller here at AHL. Ben Maller will be
coming up, mom and tell you don't forget this show
never ends because of the podcast. You can hear the
Ben Maller Show podcast. It'll be up shortly after we
get done here. But let's get back to the word
Game of the start. By the way you can, I'm
told by Ben Maller. He tells me Bill Miller that
(33:54):
you're supposed to go get the podcast wherever you get podcasts.
They'd like me to tell you to go to Heart
and get the podcast, but I don't care where you
get the podcast, because I just want you to listen
to the Ben Malashow podcast. But right now, back to
the game at hand. Well, thank you Bill Miller. As
we roll on nowadays, the always exciting passwords, the word
(34:15):
Game of the Stars, the matchup you've got me Ben
with our friend Mark two and oh with me about
to be three. And oh and we also have Nathan
in Orlando, who is bragging about his lexicon, his vocabulary,
and he is teamed up with Lorain up. So, Mark,
you were on the air. First here, Mark, and pick
(34:37):
a number one to ten, please, number one to ten,
number three, numb birth three. All right, let's see here.
Let's go with I think I can use this is
a Yeah, I'm gonna use this. How about tarty?
Speaker 2 (34:56):
Wait?
Speaker 1 (34:57):
Yeah, there you go. That's number wrong. No, I used
the right word. That was number three. I've got number.
Speaker 7 (35:08):
Our first one.
Speaker 5 (35:08):
You're not cheating on our first one.
Speaker 1 (35:10):
That was number just qualified? What that was? Number three?
Speaker 7 (35:13):
That was not number that was?
Speaker 1 (35:15):
That was number three? Start looking at number three. You
see what we're talking about, Lorena is not that was
number three. I'm looking at it right there, right, that's
minus one point. All right, I'll take the nine points.
All right, what's next? L pick a number? Go ahead.
(35:35):
Our guy in Orlando, Nathan, Nathan, what's up? What's your number?
Speaker 2 (35:40):
Eight?
Speaker 1 (35:41):
Number eight? Number eight? You sound very excited about that number, sir.
All right, go ahead, Lorae, number eight.
Speaker 5 (35:48):
Let's go with alone.
Speaker 1 (35:56):
So how about isolated isolated single? No, that's really good. Yeah,
all right, depressed yeah, mm hmmm hm, okay, take your time.
(36:23):
The fact that we're radio no answer, Dathan's got oh no,
that was the first gas no.
Speaker 5 (36:36):
But you're close.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
Now about we're tap dancing around this abandoned neglected. Oh
my goodness, the word the word is lonely. That's so
frustrated through the word out. The word was lonely. Back
(36:57):
to you, Mark, Yeah, we gotta yeah, go choke on
the begne. All right, Mark, pick a number, please, sir.
Speaker 2 (37:10):
I'm gonna have.
Speaker 6 (37:12):
Number one.
Speaker 1 (37:13):
That's right. That's what I always expect, number one. I
don't get number one. I get upset. I need number one.
All right, let's go with the wager. All right, La Tarna.
Speaker 5 (37:27):
He just took my word.
Speaker 1 (37:32):
Coop? What what? What? What is that? Your clue? You said? Wer? Then, Coop,
you can't you can't use proper nouns. She loses her clue.
Let's no, she did. How about I'm gonna use the
malle maneuver. I'm using the malor maneuver. I'm going to you.
(37:52):
I'd like to all your feelings are about to use
the malle maneuver. It is password. The word Game of Stars.
You're about to hear the malle maneuver. Now, let me
make sure that you are aware. Now, you're you listen
to this show semi regularly, right, Mark, you know the
malle maneuver, right, hurry up? All right? All right, so
I I began with wager. How about river boat.
Speaker 2 (38:14):
Catino?
Speaker 7 (38:21):
Okay, all right, Nathan, you've heard all of the guesses.
Speaker 5 (38:25):
You've heard all of you've heard all the clues.
Speaker 1 (38:29):
What is it's? You know you're not Nathan, Nathan, Please
tell me you know what it is?
Speaker 2 (38:35):
Gambler?
Speaker 7 (38:40):
Yes, okay, that's good.
Speaker 1 (38:42):
Okay, number minus one? But we had ten? So is
minus down and nine?
Speaker 3 (38:50):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (38:51):
Is it one point penalty? Take a number, the number
number five, number five. That's easy. If you don't get
this on the first thing, you lose the game. Go ahead,
you're Lorena. If you don't get this on the.
Speaker 7 (39:05):
First clue, I can't say lee right, Oh my no,
that's a proper Okay. I'm just I'm achecking a shot
that's going to hr Are you ready? Yes, my hint
is intoxicated. My hint is intoxicated.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
I don't think he knows. Come on, Nathan, Yeah, alright,
that's a piece of cake. All right, let's get it
back here, marky Mars. This is a long extended advance
remix of password. I don't think we've ever gotten this
far in years. What's that? Mark?
Speaker 2 (39:44):
What did he say for? Answer?
Speaker 1 (39:45):
Drunk? Drunk? Yes, talking, you're drunk. I'm still upset with
you over the riverboat. I'm still upset. No, she's not.
I go ahead there, please, Mark took a number A.
Speaker 2 (39:59):
Let's go with war number number.
Speaker 1 (40:02):
Four, all right? For is by the way, yeah, all right,
number go go go? What do you rush me? I
do not want to be rushed Number four, which is
now remember for is the new three. So I just
just just for the record for it's going to be
late then we're not. We're not going to be late
(40:24):
at all. Let's see here, let's go with what how
about noisy what wo? Yeah? That's right there you go?
That is it? That is a walk off win right there,
and another win to the all time time. Another number
(40:47):
you won, Mark, congratulation, a tremendous job enjoyed New Orleans
with the loss of you lost the game the winner.
Another win right there? Win oppable now
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