October 7, 2025 • 40 mins
Ben Maller talks about if the Eagles have a Saquon Barkley problem, if the Bucs Baker Mayfield should be punished for his foul-mouthed rant at a Seahawks fan, reports of Bill Belichick creating a toxic environment at North Carolina, Cite the Bite, and more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
We go. It's our number four, our four, Happy, happy
Tuesday to you. It is the seventh day of October
and you are going to be listening here to the
podcast of podcast The Ben Maler Show. So here an
hour number four. Does we'll go to the NFL? Does
the Philadelphia Eagle franchise have a Sequon Barkley problem? Also,
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should Bucks quarterback Baker Mayfield be punished for his foul
mouth rant at Seahawk fans? Another player coach fan interaction?
And we'll go to college football? What do you make
of reports of Bill Belichick creating a quote toxic environment
at North Carolina? Yeah, they're out to get Belichick now
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in Chapel Hill. We'll go there as well. All of
it's coming your way right now here. It is our
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Buying showbe so our lead this hour is from football.
Now we will tell you that the baseball was bananas.
The Philadelphia Phillies are on the brink of being swept.
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They lost both games at home. Dodgers beat him again,
and the Dodgers tried to give the game to the Phillies,
and the Phillies said, we don't want the game, we
don't need the game. Dave Roberts futzing around with a
Dodger bullpen which blows and the Phillies closed within it,
came back from four down, got within a run, but
do not win. And the Chicago Cubs got off to
(02:54):
a three to nothing start in their game with the
Brewers and then gave up seven on ins run. So
the National League not over yet, but we are one
win by the Brewers and one win by the Dodgers
away from Milwaukee and LA in the National League Championship Series,
and it's a full moon. The Chiefs lost. The Chiefs
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lost to Jacksonville and essentially gave the game away thirteen
penalties over one hundred yards of penalties for the team
from Kansas City. So some of the stories, but our
lead this hour is from the NFL and from Philadelphia.
And while much of the conversation in recent weeks has
been about the disgruntled wide receiver room for the Eagles
talking about AJ Brown and Devonte Smith complaining we're not
(03:38):
getting the ball enough, give me the damn ball quote
in Keishawn Johnson. So under the radar. There is a
bigger bugaboo in Philadelphia. If you have not heard about it,
maybe not. It's the running game, or the lack thereof
a consistent, dominating running game from one Sequon Barkley. And
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so he's been practicing what we were all forced to
practice about five years ago, social distancing. I don't think
he's wearing a mask, but he does have a face
mask on, so I guess in a wait, he does
have a mask. Now that is our lead here, So
let us discuss the question does Philadelphia, the NFL team
in Philadelphia, do they have a Sequon Barkley problem? So
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I've got iPhone, Martin Scorsese, and Cold War, and we
will combine all of these things together, and in honor
of our friend in Florida, parto, We're going to make
some Gopa goat. We're gonna make the Gobba gouls what
we're gonna do. So to kick off here to answer
the question does Philly have a Sequon Barkley problem? I
(04:45):
am nodding my head. Yes. It is interesting to know
that the two running backs who changed teams last year
and were Baffo Saco Great Derrick Henry in Baltimore and
Saquon Barkley and Philadelphia. They were on the Magic Carpet
Ride a year ago. This season, both of them have
been on a Kamakazi mission. It has not gone very well.
But we're talking about Barkley right now, so I'm nodding
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my head yes in terms of the question, do they
have a Sequon Barkley problem the Eagles? And yeah, no,
it's like a stealth bomber's flying under the radar is
what it's doing.
Speaker 2 (05:18):
Right.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Saquon Barkley was an MVP level player last year. It
was wonder is cake ballosed? I mean they listen, they
won the Super Bowl, fully reborn, shoving it down the
throat of Moving Man and all the other Giant fans
and all that. He was the perfect compliment to Jalen Hurts,
and in many ways he was the reason they wont
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not Jalen Hurts. It was Sequon Barkley. We all know
that he was explosive, he was decisive, he was punishing
all those really cool things for a good running back
and right to the football heavens now, Yeah, in twenty
twenty five, he's not old. Running Backs get old at thirty.
They body fall the part they need massages when they're thirty.
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He's twenty eight. But he's like a plotter now, like
a bit of a plotter, like running through Quicksand it
is stunning when you think about how dominant he was
last year and where we are today and we have
a show to do right now today. And so that's
not just my opinion, it is a fact. What is
my interest. I've got my eyeballs and my glasses. It's
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eyeballs and numbers. Eyeballs and numbers. Barkley has been held
under one hundred yards five times, five times already this season,
under fifty in three straight games for Barkley. Now, I
didn't play running back in the NFL and I just
do an overnight talk show. I don't think that's good. Oh,
you're being too critical. Okay, So Barkley is Is he
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a top ten running back this year? No he is not.
Is he a top twenty running back? No he is not.
Barkley is the twenty second ranked running back in terms
of rushing yards, forty third in yards per attempt. He
is a dime a dozen three point two yards per rush.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
A temp.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
That's not just the dipsy do. That is a full
on sinkhole collapse from what he had been last year,
he was hitting all the holes with authority, completely dominated
the LA rams twice and now he's tiptoeing around the tulips.
Is what he's doing there, He's trying. It's like he's
got a kid sleeping. You know how you like walking
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around real quiet when there's a kid sleeping, I don't
want to wake the kid up, so I'm gonna tiptoe around.
It's like that's what he's doing running the football, and
it's like the tires of all of a sudden gone
bald on the car. And right now, Barkley, if he
was a phone, he would be an iPhone, but not
a new iPhone. No no, no, no, no, Barkley would be
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a twenty thirteen iPhone, which looks fine on the outside.
You look at it, it's fine, it looks good. And
the battery dies the second after you're turning on. Boom,
dead battery, dead battery. And don't give me. It's the
it's the blocking. It's the blocking. No now, Denver and
everyone's stacking the box. But they did the same thing
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last year, stacking the box to try to stop Barkley.
He got six carries. Six. Now, if your coaching us
to have trust the player, and you believe in the player,
you don't give him six. It wasn't like that game
was a blowout. In fact, Philadelphia actually had the lead
for a good chunk of that game over the Denver Broncos.
And they still did not run the ball. Why did
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they not run the ball? Why is that right? Not
the offensive line, it's the fundamental decision made by the
coaching staff in Philadelphia. Nick Sirianni trying to pacify his
deva wide receivers AJ Brown and Devonte Smith. Like it's
kindergarten snack time. You get a juice box. You get
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a juice box, you get a peanut butter and jelly.
You get a peanut butter and jelly, and Barkley's over there.
He had thirty yards thirty lonely yards on Barkley and
a gatorade. He did get a gator so he got
it better than a juice box. He got a gatorade.
Now this is the problem, right, See, here's the issue.
As for Barkley, he's in the the funky funk is
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what he's in. Almost said the bad word. He's in
a bad spot. He's in a bad spot, and so
you wondered us, is it too early to completely obviously
ride him off. Five games is about thirty percent into
the NFL season, So you're thirty percent in and Barkley
at this point, is he still a deep frier or
is he more of a slow cooker? Because you want
a deep fryer, you need a deep fryer. I need
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a deep frier. I do not need a slow cooker.
I want a deep frier. And from what we have
seen the plotting running the h you know, kind of
a predictable version. Looked like the guy that was not
doing much with the Giants all right, used to be special,
not right now. So it is a point of contention.
Speaker 3 (09:53):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:54):
Furthermore to social media we go where Baker Mayfield went viral,
not to because the Buccaneers came back and beat Sam
Donold and Seattle, but it was something that happened prior
to the game. Running out from the tunnel for the Buccaneers.
Uh yeah, so Mayfield, I'm gonna paint the picture for
those of you that are blind or didn't see this.
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So Baker Mayfield leading the Buccaneer football team the Tampa
Bay football team out of the field and he went
full psycho, just like that. He went psycho. Right before kickoff,
there was some Heckler. Some Dingleberry was giving Mayfield the business.
This Schmndrick was like getting all over it, which is
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I think being a good fan part of the fan experience.
And so he was giving Mayfield the business. And Mayfield said,
all right, I'm gonna give you the business. I'm gonna
screen back at you. And so he did, and it
was all caught on tape and he says, you'll be
real quiet at halftime. He said, you're a blank blank
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right there, and then they ran out out onto the
field Tampa Bay. Mayfield said something. It appears he's a
big fan. Maybe he's a florist. His favorite flower is
the pussy willow flowers. Big fan of a pussy willow flower.
I don't know why. Now, some of course, as always
were talking about, I feel like we get a Heckler
stories every day. It's like low hanging fruit. This is
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low hanging fruit, which is the most delicious fruit. So
he's upset and we just talked about a Heckler story
yesterday and here we are again talking about a hecklesser.
So yet again people are upset. He's the face of
the franchise. He's making thirty three million dollars. Actually he's
thirty three point three million, which is half the Sign
of the Devil. That's Baker Mayfield's yearly salary. So people
upset he should be punished. Question should Buccaneers quarterback Baker
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Mayfield be somehow sanctioned by the NFL for a foul
mouth rant about the pussy willow flower at a Seahawk
fan So on this one, I'm going to give it.
Stink eye is what I'm going to give it. I'm
almost always on the side of the fan, almost always,
this would be. But if he is punished, to be
an injustice. Now granted it's a small injustice because it's
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a stupid football thing, but still an injustice is the
word I will use. The video was great, it's really good.
So Baker's wearing that iconic it's so ugly. It's good
that Bucko Bruce creamsicle uniform. But it's the white version. Right,
He's got a mouth full of red bull, right, just
hyper jumping up and down. He's got the veins bulging
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out of his neck. There he's ready to take the field.
Here he is screaming at a random fiend, a random
Seattle Seahawk fan. Rather than find Baker Mayfield, I recommend
that you give the man a key to the city
of Seattle. Because I thought that was great. I thought
it was wonderful, back and forth. That's old school quarterback energy.
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I liked it. I like, you know, one of the
last lunatics that is still playing core. There's a few lunatics,
but most of them are all buttoned up there and
they don't act like that. This guy's running out of
the tunnel like Baker Mayfield's like a caffeinated raccoon and
just you know, just engaging with somebody probably works at
that fish market, that Pike Place fish market there in Seattle.
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It's wonderful. It's so good. Baker, you know, thinks the
world is against him, the ultimate chip on the shoulder guy.
Everyone's out to get me. And and there you are.
You know, he's got the big money, he's the starting quarterback.
He's proven himself the last couple of years. Everything's a
personal assault, and so he gets into a verbal rhubarb
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right there. Now, you cannot get that kind of human interaction.
You cannot get that kind of human reaction sitting on
your sofa watching a game, or sitting at a sports
bar fletting around with a fantasy app. Martin Scorsese watching
that would raise both his hands up and say absolute cinema.
Watching what Baker Mayfield did there, and the fans now
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a legend like I always say this with all of
these heckling things, and no one's challenged me on this
speech is you can't challenge me on this. He got
under Baker mayfield skin. Baker acknowledged it. In fact, came
back and saw this guy after the game and said,
I told you so, I told you so. So I
would put a little gold star next to his the
heckler's name, maybe even a puffy sticker, a smelly puffy sticker.
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I could do that, a feather in the cap, all
those things, all those things right there. And so that
guy goes to work for two days after that game
and he's like, yeah, I'm the guy I called out
Baker Mayfield and he snapped like a slim gym and
it was beautiful. Well, the Bucks won the game, it
doesn't matter. I got That's it. That's football. Right, make
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this part of the NFL films, preset NFL films when
fans interact with the players and slow motion right, Baker's
screaming about his favorite flower, the pussy willow, and the
fan pointing and going back and forth, and then Baker
lighting up Seattle late and winning the game. All right, now,
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that is art. Now, last thing to college football. Why
we have not done a check in on Bill Belichick
in a while, So let's go to Chapel Hill. As
North Carolina. Sometimes you're the bugs, sometimes you're the windshield.
We know what they were this weekend against Clemson. So
North Carolina has started the Bill Belichick here. They have
a two and three record, their three losses blowouts against TCU, UCF.
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That's a lot of letters and Clemson not even close. Now.
Discontent is bubbling up in the building, the football facility
in Chapel Hill. That's the reason we're bringing this up here.
There's trouble on the horizon in that football program. This
according to multiple reports, including one that claimed they have
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multiple sources around the Tar Hills football program with knowledge
of the inner workings of Bill Belichick and how he
has done business there, and they say that the results
on the field are a product of a quote divided
locker room, a disorganized coaching staff, and a failure to communicate.
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What we have here is a failure to communicate. Now
parents are complaining, they're going to the media in North Carolina.
We'll get Spaccoli on this right away, but they're going
to the media North Carolina complaining about the toxic environment.
That's one of the phrases being used. And a individividualistic mindset.
Those are the two phrases being used there. So toxic
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environment and the individual mindset. So question for the Esteem panel,
what do you make of the latest reports coming out
of North Carolina that Bill Belichick has been accused of
creating a toxic environment at North Carolina. So my first
thought on this is, didn't you sign up for this?
(16:54):
Like the people complained like it wasn't a secret. It's
not like Belichick did a bait and swim. If I know,
then you should know any kind of opposition research, and
you would know Belichick is not mister sunshine. He's never
been mister sunshine. If you wanted that, you should have
kept Mac Brown, who'll be smiling and playing grab ass
(17:17):
with donors. That's not Belichick. Belichick is Attila the Hunt.
He's not running a country club at North Carolina. He's
running a cold war submarine with very cold water and
a very cold submarine a toxic environment. Like it's just
another way of saying, like the way I interpret on
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my Malo Rosetta stone, a toxic environment. It's just another
way of saying that the old man Belichick is pissed off,
and no one likes being around someone who's a grumpy
old codre Right. That's it. It's the full Bill Belichick experience,
all inclusive Bill Belichick experience. You thought you were high
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siring some people thought you were hiring a mentor leader
of young people. You got a dungeon master Belichick. That
dungeon master. Players are out there talking about communication issues
with the media, which you know, Bill Belichick loves the
family of players. Players complaining off the record about communication issues.
(18:20):
What communication? That's the other thing about this again, He's
not gonna change. He's too old. You don't change when
you get to that age. Right. The guy Belichick's got
the vocabulary of like seven words. Belichick's got seven words.
Half of them are do your job, which I think
is a little less than half, but still three of seven.
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Do your job. The issue here, and it is the
Komodo dragon in the room, is that North Carolina is
bad at football. They're losing games, right and when you're winning,
as Charlie Sheen said back in they winning. When you're winning,
it's called the Patriot way, and they books about you,
they make documentaries about you when you're winning, and when
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you're losing, it's called emotional abuse. It's the same thing.
It's the same guy, same style, hasn't changed anything. Different scoreboard,
different scoreboard. If North Carolina in the multiverse, if the
Tar Hills were four and one, then they say, oh,
he's a genius. He is a genius for bringing discipline
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back to college football. Instead, instead he's got a divided
locker room and probably half the roster is already trying
to get brochures if they still make those from where
they can transfer when they hit the portal. By Thanksgiving,
you'll be eating stuffing and cranberries and they'll be out
there looking for a new team by Thanksgiving. The quote
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from the parent though individividualistic mindset, now, that is absolute gold.
That is absolute gold. By the nameless parent. You know
what that means. That means that they are all blaming
each other while the old man's fluozy girlfriend is probably
running the PR campaign from the sidelines. And it's just glorius.
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It's just great, all right. It is the Ben Mahler
Show if you want to comment on any of that.
So much for Belichick's plans to jump right back to
the NFL. Right, go ten and two or whatever at
North Carolina and the NFL will become calling for you.
That ain't happening. A seven seven ninety nine on fosh Now,
we mentioned the National League Baseball Playoffs, the Philadelphia Phillies.
They had all the energy in the building, they were
(20:34):
right there. They were in position to come back and
slay the Dodgers and even up the Nation League Divisional Series,
and they completely aft it up in the ninth inning
and that led to talking heads gone bad. We've got
the audio, we'll play it. We'll get to that, and
we will do it next.
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Back to it. We go, all right, back to it.
We have some great audio. I was told by program
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director I had years ago. Ben, when you have good audio,
play the audio. All we have is audio. I said,
you know what, You're right, So let's go back to Philadelphia.
We have the audio. This is great. So the Philadelphia
Phillies blew a game. Now that you say they blowed
the game. They didn't have the lead. The Dodgers were
up for nothing against the Philadelphia Phillies, and the Phillies
came back. They were right that nobody out. The Phillies
(23:00):
were down by a run. They're in great shape, right.
The Phillies scored a run in the eighth, they had
two in the ninth, so they're down by a run.
Things are looking really good. Dave Roberts is futxing around
with his bullpen. He brings in Blake trying not trying
to win the game. So things are looking really good,
right and the Phillies are We're gonna win this game.
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The crowd's going bananas right to places, jumping. It's a
madhouse there. And so it's it's four to three, and
then things took a turn for the worst. The Phillies
decided to bunt. That created a problem, and then they
still had one out run around the whole thing. Anyway, Well,
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let rather than me describe what happened, we have the
Philadelphia Phillies postgame Show, the local postgame show on NBC
Sports Philadelphia. Take a listen. These are the Phillies broadcasters.
Now one of them is Reuben Tomorrows Junior or the
GM the second guy. I don't know who the first
guy is because I don't live in Philadelphia, but listen
to these two guys. They get into an on air
fight about what happened in the Philly game. Take you list.
Speaker 4 (24:06):
My dad used to say, I don't care what he did.
I want to know what you did and what Rob
Thompson did.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
That's a manager pinch run. He bunted with Scott when
he could have pinched run.
Speaker 2 (24:18):
Could not have been How could he not have been
run the guy because he had a hold on bater
I could not run the basis Ruben walk.
Speaker 1 (24:29):
You would have to let him walk. The second to
run scores the man. He would have been done. If
he would have had to run, he probably would have.
I wouldn't have had him run. But that's that's how
you gotta be thinking. Come on, come on, look even
wanted to fight each other.
Speaker 7 (24:44):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (24:44):
Spaccoli writes in on the Belichick story. He says, how
much you wanna bet discontent Tar Hill players might be
tanking or playing down to try to get Belichick fired.
I'm setting the Mallard book of odds at negative infinity
or or a probability. See, I'm not gonna buy that anymore.
Because if you don't like the coach, just enter the portal.
(25:06):
You don't have to tear the coach down. That's an
NBA move or a football move or a baseball move.
You get the coach fired. But in college now you
just go get a bag of money somewhere else. You
end of the end of the portal, he said, I'm
I'm going to the portal. That's what Jay Dot in
Utah does. If he doesn't like something, we say Jay
dots like I'm out, I'm in the portal, jay Dot?
(25:26):
What's going on? My man? Hello?
Speaker 8 (25:29):
Can you hear me?
Speaker 1 (25:30):
No? I can't hear you.
Speaker 8 (25:32):
Hold on speaker, come out all right.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
I can't hear you, man, I can't hear Lorena. Can
you hear jay Dot? No? Is that what's supposed to
be coming through right now? I don't know what that is.
I don't know what that is. Yeah, yeah, that is that?
A Willie man?
Speaker 8 (25:55):
Yeah, ma'am. Why would Bill Belichick keep that team when
he knows he's running down a drain and then they're
not going to be able to recover after this?
Speaker 1 (26:09):
What does that mean? Is this like a riddle? Are
we doing the jay Dot Riddle of the day? Is
that what we're doing here? The jay Dot Riddle of
the day. Is that what we've got going on?
Speaker 3 (26:17):
No?
Speaker 8 (26:18):
No, no, Bill Belichick is going to run that team
down the water hose.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Don't think North Carolina was irrelevant. They've never been good
at football my entire life. They've sucked everyone in a while.
They have a good player that goes to the NFL
and does good things. But other than that, they suck.
It's a basketball school and even lately not even a
good basketball school. So what do you want me to do?
Like Belichick's board? Obviously you know you would. Human beings
are wired to do things. We're not wired to do nothing.
Belichick he made enough money ten years ago he could
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have retired and never had to worry financially. So he
just wants to do something. And he's got the young
girl he's in dou so not my type, but he
likes her, so good for him.
Speaker 8 (26:54):
Well, that's the whole point is because he wants to
be blavish and be blue and try to look good
at the same time. But he's not doing none of
those things at all. But the thing is, but, uh,
how about your Dodgs Brady Freeman, he looks better in
Atlanta Braves Jersey, would you agree?
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Well, you understand, Jada, you're an Atlanta Braves fan, so
why why would you think as a Braves fan he
would look better in any other uniform. You love that.
You've told me you like the Atlanta Braves. Yes, yeah,
all right, yeah, so of course you think anyone looks better.
You probably think Greg Maddix looks better in a Braves
uniform in my Cubs uniform. Right, I mean you play
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that game with anybody?
Speaker 3 (27:38):
Yeah? Yeah, what are we more party?
Speaker 1 (27:41):
What are we drinking right now? That's what I wanted.
Everyone in America wants it now. What is j Dot
in Utah drinking right now?
Speaker 8 (27:47):
When they clean? We're not doing nothing crazy with his
having the beers, nothing more, nothing less beer beers.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
It's that jewelry place and also good alcohol. Yes, all right,
I know another thing. You're not even done your ball
guarding the time. There's other people on hold. You're taking
the time from the other bayball.
Speaker 8 (28:08):
Well, you said rock party and Matt Jones have a
quarterback issue. There's no quarterback issue. When you go to
sant France, you are the quarterback. It doesn't matter if
you want to run.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
I gotta go. Thank you, Bye bye, bye bye. Mike
the Leprecaun. It gets better. Mike the Leprecaun is next. Hello,
Mike back? All right, Jay Dot, No, he's he's gone.
He's he's gone to his next beer.
Speaker 8 (28:35):
H pay are going?
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Then?
Speaker 8 (28:38):
I grew up on a farm.
Speaker 3 (28:39):
I'm a farm boy.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
You're a farmer. Can you can you can you go
back to the farm.
Speaker 7 (28:49):
I always go back to my Irish family farm usually
won't the year, Yes, it's beautiful, okay.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
Anyway, we had cows.
Speaker 7 (28:57):
We have a chicken.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
You have a you you had a cow growing up?
Or your cows? We had cows and chicken? What was
her name?
Speaker 3 (29:04):
No?
Speaker 1 (29:04):
All right, I'm sure that was a joke.
Speaker 3 (29:06):
See there were ten cows.
Speaker 1 (29:07):
I mean ten cows. That's a lot of cows.
Speaker 6 (29:09):
Yeah, yeah, lots of milk.
Speaker 7 (29:12):
We had the great milk un passed red milk back
in the old gay. But that's the old gay anyway,
the chicken.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
What are the old days are like the seventies eighties?
What are the old days?
Speaker 7 (29:22):
Oh?
Speaker 3 (29:22):
I was born in the sixties.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
Oh, the sixties, I know. But you were a kid
in the cities like seventies I was, Yeah, but my mother,
can you pretend like you're in the demo? Please come on?
Speaker 7 (29:32):
All right?
Speaker 8 (29:33):
Anyways, the chicken.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
So there's a full moon and outside of my back
yard we're feeding the birds. But isn't there always isn't
there always a full moon? Like the day you showed
appear and almost got me fired, There was a full moon, right,
Mike the lepregund Okay, would you.
Speaker 3 (29:48):
Call me one of Mike calls anyway, riders on the
solarm collars on the phone, would you say, Mike calls
are good?
Speaker 8 (29:57):
The good the bag of the uglies.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
Usually I would say that one out of every eight
calls is good. How about that one out of every
eight is good?
Speaker 6 (30:08):
All right, Well, I'm going to go back to my
bread and butter at my jokes.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
I didn't ask for that, and one of eight if
you do jokes well, because usually the other stuff's worse
than that, but that you're you're good about twelve percent
of the time, a little over twelve percent of them.
Speaker 7 (30:21):
Okay, twelve okay, so one eight is twelve point five
percent if you're a not teacher.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
Anyway, I was right, I said a little above twelve.
I was right, a little above twelve percent.
Speaker 7 (30:30):
Yeah, I look a good job.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Thank you.
Speaker 8 (30:32):
The missing the missing Dalvation was found.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
The missing down mission was fined. Okay, he was spotted
down the roads.
Speaker 7 (30:41):
He was spotted.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
I was spotted down the road. Okay, all right, all right,
thank you. I'm gonna go here. I'm gonna bang my
head against the wall to the bleak thank you. Puke
my eyes out, and actually I'll put my ears out
is what I'm going to do. Let's go to Dick
and Dayton, who still loves the Cleveland Browns, even though
the Cleveland Browns don't love him. Hello, Dick and Dayton,
Well give me a little take that, Dick.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
This guy is a music star, Dick in Dayton. What
a legend this man is.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
Ben. The Browns had that game won last week. I
heard and uh, pets, they're going to roll. They said
that they didn't the coach. The coach was not right
on the decision. They didn't use Clark Mandy's. But but
I'm telling you, Ben, this might be a long season.
Speaker 1 (31:27):
You know, might be yeah, take the mine. It's a
wheezel word. Not it might be no, no, no, it's
it's worse than that. It's it's already. Yeah. So you're
not you're not a Dylan Gabriel fan. You're not on team.
Speaker 6 (31:39):
Yeah I don't.
Speaker 3 (31:40):
Yeah, yeah, I like him.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
But then now the game was early, you get up early,
you call loss? You have him been up all night?
Did you watch the game in the morning or were
you able.
Speaker 3 (31:49):
To watch it or know I watched the last game,
and I thought, you know, they they did. I have
to say, Ben, they did well this year. I mean
they just went out of a there were fifteen games,
and that guy should get Coach of the Year. That's
what I thought. But everybody, Yeah, at least.
Speaker 1 (32:08):
You got the buck, guys. At least you get the
buck guys. Right, you get that.
Speaker 3 (32:11):
So Bengals need help too?
Speaker 1 (32:13):
Yeah? Can you play quarterback for the Bengals? That you can?
Can you get down to Cincinnati and play? Can you? Yeah?
They're pretty bad man. More importantly, how's the music going?
Everything good? You see any gigs coming up? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (32:26):
Yeah, I still I went to Moraine. Uh it's over
there by Oh where the plants were?
Speaker 1 (32:34):
You know a lot of the plants, Oh, the industrial plants. Yeah, factories.
Speaker 3 (32:39):
Yeah. It was a it's called country Gym. It's really good.
It's for two hours and people come down from Nashville, Indiana.
You know, it's really nice.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
You were the star of the show.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
I bet I just helped out a little bit. But yeah,
you know, I'm getting around a little better.
Speaker 1 (32:58):
That's good. You're getting around, So you're moving around, you
getting out a little bit.
Speaker 3 (33:01):
Look at you and I didn't get a chance to
call Jeff and Titus.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Oh no, you couldn't get in because it was an
early game. You couldn't get in.
Speaker 3 (33:10):
I couldn't get in. Yeah, I couldn't get in.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
Did you watch you? Do you watch the game?
Speaker 3 (33:13):
Now?
Speaker 1 (33:13):
Kenny Albert was calling the game. He's a friend of
the show, Kenny Albert? Did you notice on TV?
Speaker 8 (33:18):
Did you?
Speaker 1 (33:18):
Or do you listen on the radio?
Speaker 3 (33:20):
No, I was pushed on the ratio.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Okay, I'm gonna tell Kenny. He'll be very offended, but
I will let him know that you heard the radio
call with our friend Andrew Ciciliano.
Speaker 3 (33:28):
Yes, he's pretty good.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Yeah, Andrew. How about that Fox Sports Radio alumni member
Andrew Siciliana. Yeah, all right, bye bye. By there he
goes Dick and Dayton and that's Cowboy up on the
Ben Malor Show, Cowboy, John Brad and Winsor Ontario.
Speaker 7 (33:45):
Hello Cowboy, Lorena, Ben and Coop and Happy eighty second
and seventy fourth birthdays respectively the former mlber Jose Cardinal
and John Mellencamp. Oh way. Jose Cartinal's cousin, Bert Campanis,
was eighty three on March ninth, along was a former
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member of Paul Revere and the Raiders, Paul Mark Lindsay
second anniversary, of course of the Hamas attack on Israel,
and on October the seventh, nineteen ninety nine, Dimitri Suspendants,
who assassinated then Outwhill South African Regimes leader Heinrich Fairport,
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died in the mental hospital at age eighty one in
October first, nineteen sixty one. David Pratt, who tried to
assassinate Fairport in nineteen sixty was tortured to death in
prison by the same funds that ran South Africa before independence.
(34:56):
And let's see, okay, fat people in a few minutes
to be a comboy.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
There he goes, I'm getting some messages here on the
the email or you know, talking about Lebron James. I'm
not interested. Is he he's not gonna what he should do.
I'll give him. I'll give Lebron, says right now, if
Lebron's got some announcements, some Fugaci announcement, So if he
(35:28):
announces he's retiring immediately, I will do a monologue complimenting Lebron.
What he's going to do is either announce that he's
going to retire at the end of the year, or
it's all a scam and he's doing something for some
business partner or some product endorsement thing and it's all
a ruse. So what is this is not prime Lebron?
(35:50):
This is Lebron's been an abject failure with the Lakers.
Laker fans hate him because he's not Kobe. Hasn't won
anything as a Lakers, zero championships, been the lottery a
couple of times, and knocked out in the first round
a couple of times. Embarrassing. So anyway, it is the
I did see I was gonna take keg drinking Steve,
who's a big Chiefs fan, but he conveniently I guess
(36:11):
his phone dot I want to talk about that game.
I don't blame him. Cite The Bite, the great sports
radio mystery site The Bite. We'll get to that and
we will do it.
Speaker 3 (36:21):
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Speaker 4 (37:23):
It's time now to site site a bite bite where
we play random generic sound bites you know in a
sports and entertainment cliches spoken by so called experts.
Speaker 1 (37:34):
What you try to tell us? Who's doing the talking man? No, wait,
we go, it'ssche to bite the great sports radio mystery.
Let's go to the audio tape someone from sports to
last seven to ten days. You got to listen closely
to see if you can figure out who this mystery
voice is using your superpower, your hearing. Take a listen,
(37:55):
Stick together, all right, stick together, stick together, stick together?
Will anyone get this right? I think?
Speaker 3 (38:02):
Call her five?
Speaker 1 (38:05):
Caller five number four, cool color number five. Coop agrees
with me, call it five. Played again, Play again, play again,
stick together? Okay, cite the bite, the great sports radio mystery.
And in the leadoff chair, let's go to Coach Russell,
our favorite high school football coach in the Orlando area.
(38:26):
Coach Russell to you with Aaron boonm Is that Aaron Boone,
the New York Yankees manager. No, that is not Aaron Boone,
but thank you, Coach Russell. Always going with another coach,
So thank you for that. Let's say hello to see here.
Rick in Maryland is call he number two, number.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Two morning, Morning's time. And look at it. I new
a guy named Ben Arrow. He signed his name drawing
an arrow, and he's this man's name. That's how he
did it.
Speaker 1 (38:58):
Really, Yeah, that's kind of cool.
Speaker 3 (39:00):
Houston team.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
I should sign my name and draw a mall People
call me Maler. It's Mallard.
Speaker 3 (39:07):
But the caller, hey, is that Doc Allen.
Speaker 1 (39:13):
Is that Josh Allen? No, No, Rick, it is not.
But have a good morning, morning time, morning time, all right,
time for our first closet person played quarterback at East
Strodsburg University of Pennsylvania. Played again playing Let's Stick Together.
East Strodsburg University of Pennsylvania played quarterback there. Cowboy John
(39:33):
brad has called her number three.
Speaker 7 (39:36):
Oh I bet fanta. Former Van Halen front man David
Lee Ross will be seventy one fighting?
Speaker 1 (39:42):
Is that David Lee Ross seventy one on Friday? Great entertainment? No,
but thank you, cowboy. Let's go to call her number four.
He called back. His team is on life support right
now in the NFL keg drinking Steve in Canza City Ball.
Speaker 3 (40:01):
The dream is still real. We're gonna win the Super
Bowl at nine and eight.
Speaker 7 (40:05):
And one three. We're gonna win it all. We're gonna
beat the New York Giants.
Speaker 3 (40:12):
I'm calling job.
Speaker 1 (40:16):
Say the answer. Say it is this the guy? Is
this the guy that tail down twice and luck's.
Speaker 3 (40:23):
In to win the football game.
Speaker 1 (40:25):
It's not Trevor Lawn's all right, typer end of the clue.
He met his wife Ball serving as the tight ends
coach at Washington State. Chris and Boston Chris Coler five, Chris.
Who is it Chris?
Speaker 3 (40:36):
Former Red Sox manager John Farrell.
Speaker 1 (40:38):
No, what a great answer. No, it is out of time.
It's James Franklin. Soon to be the former coach at
Penn State. James Franklin
We go. It's our number four, our four, Happy, happy
Tuesday to you. It is the seventh day of October
and you are going to be listening here to the
podcast of podcast The Ben Maler Show. So here an
hour number four. Does we'll go to the NFL? Does
the Philadelphia Eagle franchise have a Sequon Barkley problem? Also,
(00:24):
should Bucks quarterback Baker Mayfield be punished for his foul
mouth rant at Seahawk fans? Another player coach fan interaction?
And we'll go to college football? What do you make
of reports of Bill Belichick creating a quote toxic environment
at North Carolina? Yeah, they're out to get Belichick now
(00:48):
in Chapel Hill. We'll go there as well. All of
it's coming your way right now here. It is our
number four. Have a wonderful Tuesday. The bird is the
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Buying showbe so our lead this hour is from football.
Now we will tell you that the baseball was bananas.
The Philadelphia Phillies are on the brink of being swept.
(02:34):
They lost both games at home. Dodgers beat him again,
and the Dodgers tried to give the game to the Phillies,
and the Phillies said, we don't want the game, we
don't need the game. Dave Roberts futzing around with a
Dodger bullpen which blows and the Phillies closed within it,
came back from four down, got within a run, but
do not win. And the Chicago Cubs got off to
(02:54):
a three to nothing start in their game with the
Brewers and then gave up seven on ins run. So
the National League not over yet, but we are one
win by the Brewers and one win by the Dodgers
away from Milwaukee and LA in the National League Championship Series,
and it's a full moon. The Chiefs lost. The Chiefs
(03:15):
lost to Jacksonville and essentially gave the game away thirteen
penalties over one hundred yards of penalties for the team
from Kansas City. So some of the stories, but our
lead this hour is from the NFL and from Philadelphia.
And while much of the conversation in recent weeks has
been about the disgruntled wide receiver room for the Eagles
talking about AJ Brown and Devonte Smith complaining we're not
(03:38):
getting the ball enough, give me the damn ball quote
in Keishawn Johnson. So under the radar. There is a
bigger bugaboo in Philadelphia. If you have not heard about it,
maybe not. It's the running game, or the lack thereof
a consistent, dominating running game from one Sequon Barkley. And
(03:58):
so he's been practicing what we were all forced to
practice about five years ago, social distancing. I don't think
he's wearing a mask, but he does have a face
mask on, so I guess in a wait, he does
have a mask. Now that is our lead here, So
let us discuss the question does Philadelphia, the NFL team
in Philadelphia, do they have a Sequon Barkley problem? So
(04:22):
I've got iPhone, Martin Scorsese, and Cold War, and we
will combine all of these things together, and in honor
of our friend in Florida, parto, We're going to make
some Gopa goat. We're gonna make the Gobba gouls what
we're gonna do. So to kick off here to answer
the question does Philly have a Sequon Barkley problem? I
(04:45):
am nodding my head. Yes. It is interesting to know
that the two running backs who changed teams last year
and were Baffo Saco Great Derrick Henry in Baltimore and
Saquon Barkley and Philadelphia. They were on the Magic Carpet
Ride a year ago. This season, both of them have
been on a Kamakazi mission. It has not gone very well.
But we're talking about Barkley right now, so I'm nodding
(05:07):
my head yes in terms of the question, do they
have a Sequon Barkley problem the Eagles? And yeah, no,
it's like a stealth bomber's flying under the radar is
what it's doing.
Speaker 2 (05:18):
Right.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Saquon Barkley was an MVP level player last year. It
was wonder is cake ballosed? I mean they listen, they
won the Super Bowl, fully reborn, shoving it down the
throat of Moving Man and all the other Giant fans
and all that. He was the perfect compliment to Jalen Hurts,
and in many ways he was the reason they wont
(05:39):
not Jalen Hurts. It was Sequon Barkley. We all know
that he was explosive, he was decisive, he was punishing
all those really cool things for a good running back
and right to the football heavens now, Yeah, in twenty
twenty five, he's not old. Running Backs get old at thirty.
They body fall the part they need massages when they're thirty.
(06:02):
He's twenty eight. But he's like a plotter now, like
a bit of a plotter, like running through Quicksand it
is stunning when you think about how dominant he was
last year and where we are today and we have
a show to do right now today. And so that's
not just my opinion, it is a fact. What is
my interest. I've got my eyeballs and my glasses. It's
(06:25):
eyeballs and numbers. Eyeballs and numbers. Barkley has been held
under one hundred yards five times, five times already this season,
under fifty in three straight games for Barkley. Now, I
didn't play running back in the NFL and I just
do an overnight talk show. I don't think that's good. Oh,
you're being too critical. Okay, So Barkley is Is he
(06:50):
a top ten running back this year? No he is not.
Is he a top twenty running back? No he is not.
Barkley is the twenty second ranked running back in terms
of rushing yards, forty third in yards per attempt. He
is a dime a dozen three point two yards per rush.
Speaker 3 (07:06):
A temp.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
That's not just the dipsy do. That is a full
on sinkhole collapse from what he had been last year,
he was hitting all the holes with authority, completely dominated
the LA rams twice and now he's tiptoeing around the tulips.
Is what he's doing there, He's trying. It's like he's
got a kid sleeping. You know how you like walking
(07:28):
around real quiet when there's a kid sleeping, I don't
want to wake the kid up, so I'm gonna tiptoe around.
It's like that's what he's doing running the football, and
it's like the tires of all of a sudden gone
bald on the car. And right now, Barkley, if he
was a phone, he would be an iPhone, but not
a new iPhone. No no, no, no, no, Barkley would be
(07:48):
a twenty thirteen iPhone, which looks fine on the outside.
You look at it, it's fine, it looks good. And
the battery dies the second after you're turning on. Boom,
dead battery, dead battery. And don't give me. It's the
it's the blocking. It's the blocking. No now, Denver and
everyone's stacking the box. But they did the same thing
(08:09):
last year, stacking the box to try to stop Barkley.
He got six carries. Six. Now, if your coaching us
to have trust the player, and you believe in the player,
you don't give him six. It wasn't like that game
was a blowout. In fact, Philadelphia actually had the lead
for a good chunk of that game over the Denver Broncos.
And they still did not run the ball. Why did
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they not run the ball? Why is that right? Not
the offensive line, it's the fundamental decision made by the
coaching staff in Philadelphia. Nick Sirianni trying to pacify his
deva wide receivers AJ Brown and Devonte Smith. Like it's
kindergarten snack time. You get a juice box. You get
(08:51):
a juice box, you get a peanut butter and jelly.
You get a peanut butter and jelly, and Barkley's over there.
He had thirty yards thirty lonely yards on Barkley and
a gatorade. He did get a gator so he got
it better than a juice box. He got a gatorade.
Now this is the problem, right, See, here's the issue.
As for Barkley, he's in the the funky funk is
(09:12):
what he's in. Almost said the bad word. He's in
a bad spot. He's in a bad spot, and so
you wondered us, is it too early to completely obviously
ride him off. Five games is about thirty percent into
the NFL season, So you're thirty percent in and Barkley
at this point, is he still a deep frier or
is he more of a slow cooker? Because you want
a deep fryer, you need a deep fryer. I need
(09:34):
a deep frier. I do not need a slow cooker.
I want a deep frier. And from what we have
seen the plotting running the h you know, kind of
a predictable version. Looked like the guy that was not
doing much with the Giants all right, used to be special,
not right now. So it is a point of contention.
Speaker 3 (09:53):
Now.
Speaker 1 (09:54):
Furthermore to social media we go where Baker Mayfield went viral,
not to because the Buccaneers came back and beat Sam
Donold and Seattle, but it was something that happened prior
to the game. Running out from the tunnel for the Buccaneers.
Uh yeah, so Mayfield, I'm gonna paint the picture for
those of you that are blind or didn't see this.
(10:16):
So Baker Mayfield leading the Buccaneer football team the Tampa
Bay football team out of the field and he went
full psycho, just like that. He went psycho. Right before kickoff,
there was some Heckler. Some Dingleberry was giving Mayfield the business.
This Schmndrick was like getting all over it, which is
(10:38):
I think being a good fan part of the fan experience.
And so he was giving Mayfield the business. And Mayfield said,
all right, I'm gonna give you the business. I'm gonna
screen back at you. And so he did, and it
was all caught on tape and he says, you'll be
real quiet at halftime. He said, you're a blank blank
(10:58):
right there, and then they ran out out onto the
field Tampa Bay. Mayfield said something. It appears he's a
big fan. Maybe he's a florist. His favorite flower is
the pussy willow flowers. Big fan of a pussy willow flower.
I don't know why. Now, some of course, as always
were talking about, I feel like we get a Heckler
stories every day. It's like low hanging fruit. This is
(11:20):
low hanging fruit, which is the most delicious fruit. So
he's upset and we just talked about a Heckler story
yesterday and here we are again talking about a hecklesser.
So yet again people are upset. He's the face of
the franchise. He's making thirty three million dollars. Actually he's
thirty three point three million, which is half the Sign
of the Devil. That's Baker Mayfield's yearly salary. So people
upset he should be punished. Question should Buccaneers quarterback Baker
(11:43):
Mayfield be somehow sanctioned by the NFL for a foul
mouth rant about the pussy willow flower at a Seahawk
fan So on this one, I'm going to give it.
Stink eye is what I'm going to give it. I'm
almost always on the side of the fan, almost always,
this would be. But if he is punished, to be
an injustice. Now granted it's a small injustice because it's
(12:06):
a stupid football thing, but still an injustice is the
word I will use. The video was great, it's really good.
So Baker's wearing that iconic it's so ugly. It's good
that Bucko Bruce creamsicle uniform. But it's the white version. Right,
He's got a mouth full of red bull, right, just
hyper jumping up and down. He's got the veins bulging
(12:27):
out of his neck. There he's ready to take the field.
Here he is screaming at a random fiend, a random
Seattle Seahawk fan. Rather than find Baker Mayfield, I recommend
that you give the man a key to the city
of Seattle. Because I thought that was great. I thought
it was wonderful, back and forth. That's old school quarterback energy.
(12:49):
I liked it. I like, you know, one of the
last lunatics that is still playing core. There's a few lunatics,
but most of them are all buttoned up there and
they don't act like that. This guy's running out of
the tunnel like Baker Mayfield's like a caffeinated raccoon and
just you know, just engaging with somebody probably works at
that fish market, that Pike Place fish market there in Seattle.
(13:10):
It's wonderful. It's so good. Baker, you know, thinks the
world is against him, the ultimate chip on the shoulder guy.
Everyone's out to get me. And and there you are.
You know, he's got the big money, he's the starting quarterback.
He's proven himself the last couple of years. Everything's a
personal assault, and so he gets into a verbal rhubarb
(13:32):
right there. Now, you cannot get that kind of human interaction.
You cannot get that kind of human reaction sitting on
your sofa watching a game, or sitting at a sports
bar fletting around with a fantasy app. Martin Scorsese watching
that would raise both his hands up and say absolute cinema.
Watching what Baker Mayfield did there, and the fans now
(13:54):
a legend like I always say this with all of
these heckling things, and no one's challenged me on this
speech is you can't challenge me on this. He got
under Baker mayfield skin. Baker acknowledged it. In fact, came
back and saw this guy after the game and said,
I told you so, I told you so. So I
would put a little gold star next to his the
heckler's name, maybe even a puffy sticker, a smelly puffy sticker.
(14:17):
I could do that, a feather in the cap, all
those things, all those things right there. And so that
guy goes to work for two days after that game
and he's like, yeah, I'm the guy I called out
Baker Mayfield and he snapped like a slim gym and
it was beautiful. Well, the Bucks won the game, it
doesn't matter. I got That's it. That's football. Right, make
(14:38):
this part of the NFL films, preset NFL films when
fans interact with the players and slow motion right, Baker's
screaming about his favorite flower, the pussy willow, and the
fan pointing and going back and forth, and then Baker
lighting up Seattle late and winning the game. All right, now,
(14:58):
that is art. Now, last thing to college football. Why
we have not done a check in on Bill Belichick
in a while, So let's go to Chapel Hill. As
North Carolina. Sometimes you're the bugs, sometimes you're the windshield.
We know what they were this weekend against Clemson. So
North Carolina has started the Bill Belichick here. They have
a two and three record, their three losses blowouts against TCU, UCF.
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That's a lot of letters and Clemson not even close. Now.
Discontent is bubbling up in the building, the football facility
in Chapel Hill. That's the reason we're bringing this up here.
There's trouble on the horizon in that football program. This
according to multiple reports, including one that claimed they have
(15:49):
multiple sources around the Tar Hills football program with knowledge
of the inner workings of Bill Belichick and how he
has done business there, and they say that the results
on the field are a product of a quote divided
locker room, a disorganized coaching staff, and a failure to communicate.
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What we have here is a failure to communicate. Now
parents are complaining, they're going to the media in North Carolina.
We'll get Spaccoli on this right away, but they're going
to the media North Carolina complaining about the toxic environment.
That's one of the phrases being used. And a individividualistic mindset.
Those are the two phrases being used there. So toxic
(16:32):
environment and the individual mindset. So question for the Esteem panel,
what do you make of the latest reports coming out
of North Carolina that Bill Belichick has been accused of
creating a toxic environment at North Carolina. So my first
thought on this is, didn't you sign up for this?
(16:54):
Like the people complained like it wasn't a secret. It's
not like Belichick did a bait and swim. If I know,
then you should know any kind of opposition research, and
you would know Belichick is not mister sunshine. He's never
been mister sunshine. If you wanted that, you should have
kept Mac Brown, who'll be smiling and playing grab ass
(17:17):
with donors. That's not Belichick. Belichick is Attila the Hunt.
He's not running a country club at North Carolina. He's
running a cold war submarine with very cold water and
a very cold submarine a toxic environment. Like it's just
another way of saying, like the way I interpret on
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my Malo Rosetta stone, a toxic environment. It's just another
way of saying that the old man Belichick is pissed off,
and no one likes being around someone who's a grumpy
old codre Right. That's it. It's the full Bill Belichick experience,
all inclusive Bill Belichick experience. You thought you were high
(18:00):
siring some people thought you were hiring a mentor leader
of young people. You got a dungeon master Belichick. That
dungeon master. Players are out there talking about communication issues
with the media, which you know, Bill Belichick loves the
family of players. Players complaining off the record about communication issues.
(18:20):
What communication? That's the other thing about this again, He's
not gonna change. He's too old. You don't change when
you get to that age. Right. The guy Belichick's got
the vocabulary of like seven words. Belichick's got seven words.
Half of them are do your job, which I think
is a little less than half, but still three of seven.
(18:42):
Do your job. The issue here, and it is the
Komodo dragon in the room, is that North Carolina is
bad at football. They're losing games, right and when you're winning,
as Charlie Sheen said back in they winning. When you're winning,
it's called the Patriot way, and they books about you,
they make documentaries about you when you're winning, and when
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you're losing, it's called emotional abuse. It's the same thing.
It's the same guy, same style, hasn't changed anything. Different scoreboard,
different scoreboard. If North Carolina in the multiverse, if the
Tar Hills were four and one, then they say, oh,
he's a genius. He is a genius for bringing discipline
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back to college football. Instead, instead he's got a divided
locker room and probably half the roster is already trying
to get brochures if they still make those from where
they can transfer when they hit the portal. By Thanksgiving,
you'll be eating stuffing and cranberries and they'll be out
there looking for a new team by Thanksgiving. The quote
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from the parent though individividualistic mindset, now, that is absolute gold.
That is absolute gold. By the nameless parent. You know
what that means. That means that they are all blaming
each other while the old man's fluozy girlfriend is probably
running the PR campaign from the sidelines. And it's just glorius.
(20:12):
It's just great, all right. It is the Ben Mahler
Show if you want to comment on any of that.
So much for Belichick's plans to jump right back to
the NFL. Right, go ten and two or whatever at
North Carolina and the NFL will become calling for you.
That ain't happening. A seven seven ninety nine on fosh Now,
we mentioned the National League Baseball Playoffs, the Philadelphia Phillies.
They had all the energy in the building, they were
(20:34):
right there. They were in position to come back and
slay the Dodgers and even up the Nation League Divisional Series,
and they completely aft it up in the ninth inning
and that led to talking heads gone bad. We've got
the audio, we'll play it. We'll get to that, and
we will do it next.
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Back to it. We go, all right, back to it.
We have some great audio. I was told by program
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director I had years ago. Ben, when you have good audio,
play the audio. All we have is audio. I said,
you know what, You're right, So let's go back to Philadelphia.
We have the audio. This is great. So the Philadelphia
Phillies blew a game. Now that you say they blowed
the game. They didn't have the lead. The Dodgers were
up for nothing against the Philadelphia Phillies, and the Phillies
came back. They were right that nobody out. The Phillies
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were down by a run. They're in great shape, right.
The Phillies scored a run in the eighth, they had
two in the ninth, so they're down by a run.
Things are looking really good. Dave Roberts is futxing around
with his bullpen. He brings in Blake trying not trying
to win the game. So things are looking really good,
right and the Phillies are We're gonna win this game.
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The crowd's going bananas right to places, jumping. It's a
madhouse there. And so it's it's four to three, and
then things took a turn for the worst. The Phillies
decided to bunt. That created a problem, and then they
still had one out run around the whole thing. Anyway, Well,
(23:43):
let rather than me describe what happened, we have the
Philadelphia Phillies postgame Show, the local postgame show on NBC
Sports Philadelphia. Take a listen. These are the Phillies broadcasters.
Now one of them is Reuben Tomorrows Junior or the
GM the second guy. I don't know who the first
guy is because I don't live in Philadelphia, but listen
to these two guys. They get into an on air
fight about what happened in the Philly game. Take you list.
Speaker 4 (24:06):
My dad used to say, I don't care what he did.
I want to know what you did and what Rob
Thompson did.
Speaker 1 (24:11):
That's a manager pinch run. He bunted with Scott when
he could have pinched run.
Speaker 2 (24:18):
Could not have been How could he not have been
run the guy because he had a hold on bater
I could not run the basis Ruben walk.
Speaker 1 (24:29):
You would have to let him walk. The second to
run scores the man. He would have been done. If
he would have had to run, he probably would have.
I wouldn't have had him run. But that's that's how
you gotta be thinking. Come on, come on, look even
wanted to fight each other.
Speaker 7 (24:44):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (24:44):
Spaccoli writes in on the Belichick story. He says, how
much you wanna bet discontent Tar Hill players might be
tanking or playing down to try to get Belichick fired.
I'm setting the Mallard book of odds at negative infinity
or or a probability. See, I'm not gonna buy that anymore.
Because if you don't like the coach, just enter the portal.
(25:06):
You don't have to tear the coach down. That's an
NBA move or a football move or a baseball move.
You get the coach fired. But in college now you
just go get a bag of money somewhere else. You
end of the end of the portal, he said, I'm
I'm going to the portal. That's what Jay Dot in
Utah does. If he doesn't like something, we say Jay
dots like I'm out, I'm in the portal, jay Dot?
(25:26):
What's going on? My man? Hello?
Speaker 8 (25:29):
Can you hear me?
Speaker 1 (25:30):
No? I can't hear you.
Speaker 8 (25:32):
Hold on speaker, come out all right.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
I can't hear you, man, I can't hear Lorena. Can
you hear jay Dot? No? Is that what's supposed to
be coming through right now? I don't know what that is.
I don't know what that is. Yeah, yeah, that is that?
A Willie man?
Speaker 8 (25:55):
Yeah, ma'am. Why would Bill Belichick keep that team when
he knows he's running down a drain and then they're
not going to be able to recover after this?
Speaker 1 (26:09):
What does that mean? Is this like a riddle? Are
we doing the jay Dot Riddle of the day? Is
that what we're doing here? The jay Dot Riddle of
the day. Is that what we've got going on?
Speaker 3 (26:17):
No?
Speaker 8 (26:18):
No, no, Bill Belichick is going to run that team
down the water hose.
Speaker 1 (26:22):
Don't think North Carolina was irrelevant. They've never been good
at football my entire life. They've sucked everyone in a while.
They have a good player that goes to the NFL
and does good things. But other than that, they suck.
It's a basketball school and even lately not even a
good basketball school. So what do you want me to do?
Like Belichick's board? Obviously you know you would. Human beings
are wired to do things. We're not wired to do nothing.
Belichick he made enough money ten years ago he could
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have retired and never had to worry financially. So he
just wants to do something. And he's got the young
girl he's in dou so not my type, but he
likes her, so good for him.
Speaker 8 (26:54):
Well, that's the whole point is because he wants to
be blavish and be blue and try to look good
at the same time. But he's not doing none of
those things at all. But the thing is, but, uh,
how about your Dodgs Brady Freeman, he looks better in
Atlanta Braves Jersey, would you agree?
Speaker 1 (27:15):
Well, you understand, Jada, you're an Atlanta Braves fan, so
why why would you think as a Braves fan he
would look better in any other uniform. You love that.
You've told me you like the Atlanta Braves. Yes, yeah,
all right, yeah, so of course you think anyone looks better.
You probably think Greg Maddix looks better in a Braves
uniform in my Cubs uniform. Right, I mean you play
(27:36):
that game with anybody?
Speaker 3 (27:38):
Yeah? Yeah, what are we more party?
Speaker 1 (27:41):
What are we drinking right now? That's what I wanted.
Everyone in America wants it now. What is j Dot
in Utah drinking right now?
Speaker 8 (27:47):
When they clean? We're not doing nothing crazy with his
having the beers, nothing more, nothing less beer beers.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
It's that jewelry place and also good alcohol. Yes, all right,
I know another thing. You're not even done your ball
guarding the time. There's other people on hold. You're taking
the time from the other bayball.
Speaker 8 (28:08):
Well, you said rock party and Matt Jones have a
quarterback issue. There's no quarterback issue. When you go to
sant France, you are the quarterback. It doesn't matter if
you want to run.
Speaker 1 (28:22):
I gotta go. Thank you, Bye bye, bye bye. Mike
the Leprecaun. It gets better. Mike the Leprecaun is next. Hello,
Mike back? All right, Jay Dot, No, he's he's gone.
He's he's gone to his next beer.
Speaker 8 (28:35):
H pay are going?
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Then?
Speaker 8 (28:38):
I grew up on a farm.
Speaker 3 (28:39):
I'm a farm boy.
Speaker 1 (28:43):
You're a farmer. Can you can you can you go
back to the farm.
Speaker 7 (28:49):
I always go back to my Irish family farm usually
won't the year, Yes, it's beautiful, okay.
Speaker 1 (28:54):
Anyway, we had cows.
Speaker 7 (28:57):
We have a chicken.
Speaker 1 (28:58):
You have a you you had a cow growing up?
Or your cows? We had cows and chicken? What was
her name?
Speaker 3 (29:04):
No?
Speaker 1 (29:04):
All right, I'm sure that was a joke.
Speaker 3 (29:06):
See there were ten cows.
Speaker 1 (29:07):
I mean ten cows. That's a lot of cows.
Speaker 6 (29:09):
Yeah, yeah, lots of milk.
Speaker 7 (29:12):
We had the great milk un passed red milk back
in the old gay. But that's the old gay anyway,
the chicken.
Speaker 1 (29:18):
What are the old days are like the seventies eighties?
What are the old days?
Speaker 7 (29:22):
Oh?
Speaker 3 (29:22):
I was born in the sixties.
Speaker 1 (29:24):
Oh, the sixties, I know. But you were a kid
in the cities like seventies I was, Yeah, but my mother,
can you pretend like you're in the demo? Please come on?
Speaker 7 (29:32):
All right?
Speaker 8 (29:33):
Anyways, the chicken.
Speaker 1 (29:34):
So there's a full moon and outside of my back
yard we're feeding the birds. But isn't there always isn't
there always a full moon? Like the day you showed
appear and almost got me fired, There was a full moon, right,
Mike the lepregund Okay, would you.
Speaker 3 (29:48):
Call me one of Mike calls anyway, riders on the
solarm collars on the phone, would you say, Mike calls
are good?
Speaker 8 (29:57):
The good the bag of the uglies.
Speaker 1 (29:59):
Usually I would say that one out of every eight
calls is good. How about that one out of every
eight is good?
Speaker 6 (30:08):
All right, Well, I'm going to go back to my
bread and butter at my jokes.
Speaker 1 (30:12):
I didn't ask for that, and one of eight if
you do jokes well, because usually the other stuff's worse
than that, but that you're you're good about twelve percent
of the time, a little over twelve percent of them.
Speaker 7 (30:21):
Okay, twelve okay, so one eight is twelve point five
percent if you're a not teacher.
Speaker 1 (30:25):
Anyway, I was right, I said a little above twelve.
I was right, a little above twelve percent.
Speaker 7 (30:30):
Yeah, I look a good job.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
Thank you.
Speaker 8 (30:32):
The missing the missing Dalvation was found.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
The missing down mission was fined. Okay, he was spotted
down the roads.
Speaker 7 (30:41):
He was spotted.
Speaker 1 (30:42):
I was spotted down the road. Okay, all right, all right,
thank you. I'm gonna go here. I'm gonna bang my
head against the wall to the bleak thank you. Puke
my eyes out, and actually I'll put my ears out
is what I'm going to do. Let's go to Dick
and Dayton, who still loves the Cleveland Browns, even though
the Cleveland Browns don't love him. Hello, Dick and Dayton,
Well give me a little take that, Dick.
Speaker 3 (31:01):
Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
This guy is a music star, Dick in Dayton. What
a legend this man is.
Speaker 3 (31:08):
Ben. The Browns had that game won last week. I
heard and uh, pets, they're going to roll. They said
that they didn't the coach. The coach was not right
on the decision. They didn't use Clark Mandy's. But but
I'm telling you, Ben, this might be a long season.
Speaker 1 (31:27):
You know, might be yeah, take the mine. It's a
wheezel word. Not it might be no, no, no, it's
it's worse than that. It's it's already. Yeah. So you're
not you're not a Dylan Gabriel fan. You're not on team.
Speaker 6 (31:39):
Yeah I don't.
Speaker 3 (31:40):
Yeah, yeah, I like him.
Speaker 1 (31:41):
But then now the game was early, you get up early,
you call loss? You have him been up all night?
Did you watch the game in the morning or were
you able.
Speaker 3 (31:49):
To watch it or know I watched the last game,
and I thought, you know, they they did. I have
to say, Ben, they did well this year. I mean
they just went out of a there were fifteen games,
and that guy should get Coach of the Year. That's
what I thought. But everybody, Yeah, at least.
Speaker 1 (32:08):
You got the buck, guys. At least you get the
buck guys. Right, you get that.
Speaker 3 (32:11):
So Bengals need help too?
Speaker 1 (32:13):
Yeah? Can you play quarterback for the Bengals? That you can?
Can you get down to Cincinnati and play? Can you? Yeah?
They're pretty bad man. More importantly, how's the music going?
Everything good? You see any gigs coming up? Yeah?
Speaker 3 (32:26):
Yeah, I still I went to Moraine. Uh it's over
there by Oh where the plants were?
Speaker 1 (32:34):
You know a lot of the plants, Oh, the industrial plants. Yeah, factories.
Speaker 3 (32:39):
Yeah. It was a it's called country Gym. It's really good.
It's for two hours and people come down from Nashville, Indiana.
You know, it's really nice.
Speaker 1 (32:49):
You were the star of the show.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
I bet I just helped out a little bit. But yeah,
you know, I'm getting around a little better.
Speaker 1 (32:58):
That's good. You're getting around, So you're moving around, you
getting out a little bit.
Speaker 3 (33:01):
Look at you and I didn't get a chance to
call Jeff and Titus.
Speaker 1 (33:05):
Oh no, you couldn't get in because it was an
early game. You couldn't get in.
Speaker 3 (33:10):
I couldn't get in. Yeah, I couldn't get in.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
Did you watch you? Do you watch the game?
Speaker 3 (33:13):
Now?
Speaker 1 (33:13):
Kenny Albert was calling the game. He's a friend of
the show, Kenny Albert? Did you notice on TV?
Speaker 8 (33:18):
Did you?
Speaker 1 (33:18):
Or do you listen on the radio?
Speaker 3 (33:20):
No, I was pushed on the ratio.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
Okay, I'm gonna tell Kenny. He'll be very offended, but
I will let him know that you heard the radio
call with our friend Andrew Ciciliano.
Speaker 3 (33:28):
Yes, he's pretty good.
Speaker 1 (33:30):
Yeah, Andrew. How about that Fox Sports Radio alumni member
Andrew Siciliana. Yeah, all right, bye bye. By there he
goes Dick and Dayton and that's Cowboy up on the
Ben Malor Show, Cowboy, John Brad and Winsor Ontario.
Speaker 7 (33:45):
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second anniversary, of course of the Hamas attack on Israel,
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(34:56):
And let's see, okay, fat people in a few minutes
to be a comboy.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
There he goes, I'm getting some messages here on the
the email or you know, talking about Lebron James. I'm
not interested. Is he he's not gonna what he should do.
I'll give him. I'll give Lebron, says right now, if
Lebron's got some announcements, some Fugaci announcement, So if he
(35:28):
announces he's retiring immediately, I will do a monologue complimenting Lebron.
What he's going to do is either announce that he's
going to retire at the end of the year, or
it's all a scam and he's doing something for some
business partner or some product endorsement thing and it's all
a ruse. So what is this is not prime Lebron?
(35:50):
This is Lebron's been an abject failure with the Lakers.
Laker fans hate him because he's not Kobe. Hasn't won
anything as a Lakers, zero championships, been the lottery a
couple of times, and knocked out in the first round
a couple of times. Embarrassing. So anyway, it is the
I did see I was gonna take keg drinking Steve,
who's a big Chiefs fan, but he conveniently I guess
(36:11):
his phone dot I want to talk about that game.
I don't blame him. Cite The Bite, the great sports
radio mystery site The Bite. We'll get to that and
we will do it.
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Speaker 1 (37:34):
What you try to tell us? Who's doing the talking man? No, wait,
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Let's go to the audio tape someone from sports to
last seven to ten days. You got to listen closely
to see if you can figure out who this mystery
voice is using your superpower, your hearing. Take a listen,
(37:55):
Stick together, all right, stick together, stick together, stick together?
Will anyone get this right? I think?
Speaker 3 (38:02):
Call her five?
Speaker 1 (38:05):
Caller five number four, cool color number five. Coop agrees
with me, call it five. Played again, Play again, play again,
stick together? Okay, cite the bite, the great sports radio mystery.
And in the leadoff chair, let's go to Coach Russell,
our favorite high school football coach in the Orlando area.
(38:26):
Coach Russell to you with Aaron boonm Is that Aaron Boone,
the New York Yankees manager. No, that is not Aaron Boone,
but thank you, Coach Russell. Always going with another coach,
So thank you for that. Let's say hello to see here.
Rick in Maryland is call he number two, number.
Speaker 3 (38:48):
Two morning, Morning's time. And look at it. I new
a guy named Ben Arrow. He signed his name drawing
an arrow, and he's this man's name. That's how he
did it.
Speaker 1 (38:58):
Really, Yeah, that's kind of cool.
Speaker 3 (39:00):
Houston team.
Speaker 1 (39:02):
I should sign my name and draw a mall People
call me Maler. It's Mallard.
Speaker 3 (39:07):
But the caller, hey, is that Doc Allen.
Speaker 1 (39:13):
Is that Josh Allen? No, No, Rick, it is not.
But have a good morning, morning time, morning time, all right,
time for our first closet person played quarterback at East
Strodsburg University of Pennsylvania. Played again playing Let's Stick Together.
East Strodsburg University of Pennsylvania played quarterback there. Cowboy John
(39:33):
brad has called her number three.
Speaker 7 (39:36):
Oh I bet fanta. Former Van Halen front man David
Lee Ross will be seventy one fighting?
Speaker 1 (39:42):
Is that David Lee Ross seventy one on Friday? Great entertainment? No,
but thank you, cowboy. Let's go to call her number four.
He called back. His team is on life support right
now in the NFL keg drinking Steve in Canza City Ball.
Speaker 3 (40:01):
The dream is still real. We're gonna win the Super
Bowl at nine and eight.
Speaker 7 (40:05):
And one three. We're gonna win it all. We're gonna
beat the New York Giants.
Speaker 3 (40:12):
I'm calling job.
Speaker 1 (40:16):
Say the answer. Say it is this the guy? Is
this the guy that tail down twice and luck's.
Speaker 3 (40:23):
In to win the football game.
Speaker 1 (40:25):
It's not Trevor Lawn's all right, typer end of the clue.
He met his wife Ball serving as the tight ends
coach at Washington State. Chris and Boston Chris Coler five, Chris.
Who is it Chris?
Speaker 3 (40:36):
Former Red Sox manager John Farrell.
Speaker 1 (40:38):
No, what a great answer. No, it is out of time.
It's James Franklin. Soon to be the former coach at
Penn State. James Franklin
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