November 4, 2025 • 48 mins
Jacoby Brissett will win games for the Arizona Cardinals -- evident from the Red Birds cutting through the Dallas Cowboys defense like butter en route to a 27-17 victory on Week 9's edition of Monday Night Football. Gregg Rosenthal and Nick Shook handle recap duties, and prepare you for what could happen on Tuesday's NFL trade deadline. Will the Dolphins sell house? Who can the Bills add on offense? Did Howie Roseman really do it again? All that and more on the latest episode of NFL Daily!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Brissette takes the snap play fake looks in the middle,
pros wide open, Harrison confer a touchdown, won a first
half for Jacoby Brissette and Marvin Harrison Junior. They've made
it look easy on that drive and on that touchdown
pass nine nothing Cardinals.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
That was Marvin Harrison Junior from Jacoby Brissett in the
route heard round the world, at least the ones who
had access to Monday Night Football. That was Dave pash
on k MVP and yes, Marvin Harrison putting Doron Bland
in the dirt, making ceedee Lamb look up at the
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big screen like everyone was in America and thinking that
was embarrassing. That's the first touchdown of a twenty seven
to seventeen victory by the Cardinals and Nick Shook, Look,
we don't put the first touchdown as the first call
too often, but that was memorable and I think typical
of a night where the Cardinals offense absolutely dominant for
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the first three quarters of this game, including a great
night for Marvin Harrison Junior.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Yeah, and I think that it was the right choice
for the first clip because of what you just said,
A great night for Marvin Harrison junior. A great display
of what Marvin Harrison Junior can do for this Cardinals
offense when you feed him targets early and often, and
a perfect opportunity for him and Jacoby Prissett to prove
that they do have a strong rapport against a Dallas
defense that continues to be a sieve that could not
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resist anything the Cardinals wanted to do offensively and absolutely
contributed to this result. A great night for the Cardinals
and also very important for them that they held on
because of what they'd gone through in their five game
losing streak, losing by a combined margin of thirteen points.
It was not to be tonight for them against the Cowboys.
They were going to run ride out with the victory.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Yeah, it got squirrely late, as it does for the Cardinals,
because look, the first six possessions of the game, and
this took us all the way to the fourth quarter,
were long field goal, drive, touchdown, touchdown. They had a
punt blocked that went for a touchdown for the Cowboys,
and then another touchdown and field goal after halftime, and
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then the Cardinals started to do what the Cardinals do,
which is get a little tight in the fourth quarter.
But ultimately, the Cowboys offense was not up for the fight.
We'll talk about this game when it means for both teams.
Obviously both of them have a long way to go
to possibly make the playoffs this year. But what does
it mean for Kyler Murray's future? What does it mean
for the Cowboys trade deadline activity on Tuesday, Jerry Jones
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says that they have a trade in the hopper. We'll
see if he still wants to make that trade when
they're sitting there at three five and one in thirteenth.
By the way, Nick Shook in the NFC, So that's
a lot of teams they got to pass, and they're
two and a half games back, which is a decent amount.
This is a show where, like I said, we'll talk
about this game, but we're also going to get into
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some of the big news of the day, some of
the early trade activity, and look ahead to the trade deadline.
So appreciate everyone that's joining up on YouTube, and yeah,
if you're listening to us, it's a last minute preview
before we have that trade deadline. Fun man watching Jacoby Brissett.
We'll start there, Shook. The offense just looks better and
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I pointed out that Jacoby's not giving this job back,
you know, on social media, and every dumb response is, oh, yeah, well,
he's not going to play the Cowboys every week, like, hey,
they're playing an easy team.
Speaker 4 (03:27):
Is the dumbest guy you can be on Twitter or girl?
Speaker 5 (03:30):
Yeah?
Speaker 6 (03:30):
Absolutely.
Speaker 2 (03:31):
And by the way, he just played the Colts. It's
like we've watched multiple games. He played the Colts and
he played the Packers, and he looked much better than
Kyler in both of those games too, And so that
was all going into it. But I think you saw
it with the under center running game which worked tonight,
and just how easy it looked for Jacoby Brissett that
he makes sense in this offense.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Yeah, tell me you haven't watched the Cardinals without telling
me you haven't watched the Cardinals, because since he's been
in the lineup for them in place of Kyler Murray,
their offense has just been a different beast. Now, it
hasn't produced wins, but it has visually looked so much better,
and that carried over into tonight. In fact, if it
didn't look like it has in the last couple of
weeks tonight, I'd be concerned. And I think at that
point you would think, all right, well then Kyler's going
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to be back in here soon enough. But it was
just as good as ever, and the difference being is
that they put even you know, they produced points. They
were able to capitalize on this matchup. And what he
really does is he studies the ship. He gives you
the veteran presence to make the right decisions in the
right spots, keep you on schedule. Account for a running
game that has largely not been very effective since they
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lost their top two backs. It was effective tonight, but
that's also indicative of the Cowboys defense, and most importantly,
find open guys and delivered to them. Now, he wasn't perfect.
He missed Marvin Harrison on a really nice route that
Marvin ran on third down, he threw it wide of
him into the sideline. They ended up having to pun
on that drive. But largely he was on target and
on time and capitalized by looking at his top two targets,
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which is Marvin Harrison Junior and Trey McBride, and powered
that offense forward. I think you're absolutely right. I didn't
think it's that hard of a decision. I think it's
a tougher pr decision than it is an actual football
decision for Jonathan Gannon.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Yeah, and look, Kyler Murray's been their franchise quarterback. They
did not pay him that money. We spent a whole
segment about it when we thought that this move was coming,
that his future is very much up in the air.
I'd be surprised if he was on the team next year.
I thought he would be active for this game, but
he ends up being inactive for this game. Really, the
sequence that I will remember most from this game shook
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is coming right out of halftime.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
And that's what you know.
Speaker 2 (05:34):
The coach has been watching what the Cowboys are doing
in the first half, and Okay, what do we want
to do to attack them? First play out of halftime,
fifty yards up the seams to Michael Wilson. Easy peasy,
next play seventeen yard run by Bam Knight, I believe.
And then the very next play after that we got
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a Trey McBride touchdown.
Speaker 4 (05:59):
Am I right?
Speaker 6 (06:00):
Yes?
Speaker 3 (06:00):
And by the way, it was way too easy, way
too easy, Like I'm doing.
Speaker 4 (06:04):
That off the top of my head. I'm like, was
it only three plays? Yes?
Speaker 6 (06:07):
That's awesome.
Speaker 4 (06:07):
Place, let's actually listen to the McBride touchdown, waiting for.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
The shotgun snap on first and goal from the eleven.
Were so out with the ball, three step drop looks right,
rose right in the ends, I'll cut for a touchdown
by Trey McBride Jacoby Brissette again on time on target,
and the Cardinals extend their lead to twenty three to seven.
Speaker 2 (06:29):
I mean, it's three plays seventy nine yards. You don't
see that in the in the game book too often.
Speaker 3 (06:34):
No, and especially not from this offense which had struggled
to find consistency. But that's a simple corner out run
by Trey McBride against safety and Marquees Bell who lost leverage.
And all you have to do is put it on target.
Dave Passion described it perfectly, on time on target, Like
all you got to do is put it in that
little catch radius to the outside. Trey McBride's a great
tight end. He's gonna come down with that. That's what
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Brissette can do for you. He can make those two
passes that you need to to have the explosive playing
the touchdown pass and make it look elementary, make it
look routine. And that is why you know we look
at this situation, we think, Yeah, I think this is
going to be Jacoby's job.
Speaker 4 (07:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
The Cowboys defense right now is one of the worst
in NFL history. I believe on third downs they're giving
up over fifty percent and they kept that going tonight
stopping the Cardinals seven for thirteen. Got a comment here,
Kyler can't see over the offensive line in the middle
of the field, He's never going to be the guy.
I do think that is a real thing that he
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doesn't see the middle of the field great. I don't
know if it's just because of his height or what
it is. He doesn't throw it to the middle of
the field enough. He improved on that at points last year,
not so much this year. I don't want to go
into the whole like, is Kyler a franchise guy. I
think he could have greater success in his second spot,
But I do think it's setting up for this to
be the end of his Cardinals run. We talked about
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how easy that drive was. I have to take it
back to the first half and all these numbers by
the end of the game, which are really good for
Jabe Brissett and the success rate and the running game.
It was all good, but there's so much worse after
the fourth quarter, where they did get stuck in the
mud and the pass rush started to show up for
the card for the Cowboys as Iraku had a good night,
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O'diggizua had had some pressures, Jadavian Clowney had some good pressures,
and they actually go punt punt turnover on downs before
the end of the game. So the numbers aren't as
good there, but through three quarters it was almost perfect.
And the moment that I might remember even more than
the Marvin Harrison touchdown was a certain offensive lineman. If
you listen to this next clip on ESPN, I think
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we can get it through the centers here on YouTube.
This is after the Jacoby Brissett rushing touchdown when they
just marched down the field back.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
Night behind him on second goal from the watch and
it's a quarterback sneak. Prissette drives the legs forward off
the left side and into the end zone for the
Cardinals touchdown. What a bounce back drive by Prissett and
the Cardinals. They leaded sixteen to seven with forty nine
seconds to go it till halftime.
Speaker 2 (09:05):
Do you remember exactly what he said, shooky, it's too
effing easy, is what he said.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
I know it's like.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
It's too easy, it's too And I'm like, is that
to Kobe Brissett screaming that? I don't think so. I
think it was Evan Brown. If I had to guess
it was really hot today, it was the defensive.
Speaker 4 (09:23):
Lineman that was amazing.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
H just another night where you're just like, man one
or two defenders are not going to save this Cowboys defense.
But what's surprising tonight was how flummex Dak Prescott and
the running game were four sections of this game. Now,
there were various reasons why first drive of the game
they look great, just like they did a week ago.
Speaker 4 (09:47):
Uh in Denver?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Was it? And then and then don't score a touchdown
on their first drive. This time they decided to go
for it on fourth down. That became a trend throughout
the night. But they're not quite finishing drives and it
it's why MVP chatter after five weeks always he's so
silly to me. Dak Prescott I thought was playing as
well as any quarterback in the league through about five weeks,
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but he hasn't been as good the last few weeks,
and the passing game wasn't really in rhythm. Tonight against Arizona.
What did you see out of the Cardinals defense?
Speaker 3 (10:18):
Well, I'll tell you what. One debut made a huge
difference for them up front. Walter Nolan made his professional
debut after missing the first eight weeks of the season.
He completed that defensive front. Now, it's not going to
show up in the box scer. It might show up
a little bit of the next gen stats. I know when
I checked it. In the fourth quarter, he was responsible
for one of two run stops run stuffs for the
Cardinals on the night, the other one being Mac Wilson.
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He had a pressure, he had a sack, And it's
the stuff in between. It's the plugging up of the gaps.
It's making the Cowboys dedicate multiple guys to him in
the double teams. That really opens everything else up for
this front, which also includes Josh Sweat and Lays Campbell.
And it felt like they were getting after Dak quicker
than they probably expected. Almost kind of led me down
this road where I thought, does Dak no longer trust
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his offensive line? I just think he never got comfortable
and when he's trying to survey the field, they played
stickier coverage than I expected too. Will Johnson had a
really good night overall. George Pickens I felt was invisible
for long stretches in this game. And that's a credit
to the Cardinals defense. So I think they put together
a game plan that perfectly counter what the Cowboys wanted
to do. And it all started up front with the
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arrival of Walter Nolan to really complete that front.
Speaker 4 (11:23):
That was my guy all throughout draft season.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
I just thought this guy booves different, just a yeah,
like one of those defensive tackles that if you just
put together his best twenty five plays in college, I
think he was like a top five pick, top three pick.
Like he was as explosive and exciting as any defensive
player in the draft. Now, there were consistency issues on tape.
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It it wasn't always there in terms of like full
time motor, but man, you could see the aggression that
he played with tonight. He had a pass defense too,
and it's not like he dominated this game, but adding
him to a good mix where Kalais Campbell finishes out
the night well. And then we got to give Josh
Sweat his love probably his best day as a Cardinal
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and he's had some good days. Seven pressures according to PFF,
and they weren't cheap ones, two quarterback sacks, two quarterback hits,
and then three more hurries on top of that, So
they were really good and maybe to your point, Dak
Prescott had reason not to really trust his offensive line.
Speaker 4 (12:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (12:28):
I mean, when you're getting a combined twelve pressures between
Josh Sweat and Xavi and Collins and then you're getting
another three from Kalais Campbell, all according to Next Gen
Stat's Kalais Campbell, who's facing a double team at almost
fifty percent, I think you're making a difference against this offense.
And the Cardinals probably went to this game realizing, look,
if we stop them offensively, if we limit them offensively,
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we're gonna win this game. Because we know their defense
can't stop a nosebleed. All you have to do is
get Dak uncomfortable. And they did, they absolutely did, and
it helped the back end and excite me because Budda
Baker has been with this team forever and he's gone
through the highs and lows of the Cardinals under Cliff
Kingsbury and with his own health and everything else, and
to see a guy like Will Johnson play well and
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then Buddha being there to congratulate him, and they're out
there recovering fumbles and all kinds of stuff. It just
warmed my heart that he was able to have a
game that he could enjoy on a primetime stage.
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Yeah, and great point by one of the guys in
the comments, keep it coming, pointing out that Josh Sweat
and those sacks came on fourth down as well. Troy
and Joe, who I love more than any broadcast. We're
getting on my nerves a little bit, just continuing to
mention how if the Cowboys had just taken three points,
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if they had just taken the three points earlier in
the game. So in the first quarter they decided to
go for on that first drive that I talked about,
didn't get it, and then there was another drive in
the second half where they decided to go for on
fourth down was I believe early in the fourth order
there they did take a field goal on another opportunity,
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and I'm sitting there thinking like, Okay, I know they
didn't get it, but can we stop acting like it's
so horrifying that a football team tried to score touchdowns
when they're saddled as teammates with the worst third down
defense in NFL history. They needed to score touchdowns tonight.
There was nothing that they had to believe that their
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defense was gonna get stops. And I know that they
did get stops in the fourth quarter, but they still
needed touchdowns because they were you know, they ended up
being down by two scores, so the whole game would
have been different obviously if they go for it. But
I just was like, just just calm down, Like, give
the Cardinals credit. Their defense won on those plays. That's
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the bigger factor, is that the Cowboys offense needs to
be great for them to win, and they didn't.
Speaker 4 (14:49):
They weren't.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
It's a classic case of what about ism, Like it's
just all Hindsat's twenty twenty. They didn't get the fourth
down conversion, so they should have kicked the field goal.
You know, you know it after the fact, but you're
absolutely right. They needed touchdowns in this game. They know
they need touchdowns in every game in those situations, and
especially as the deficit grew and they needed to make
up ground because there was no guarantee that their defense
is going to get even a single stop and give
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them a chance to get back into the game.
Speaker 6 (15:12):
So, yeah, it's frustrating.
Speaker 3 (15:14):
It's also kind of surprising to see an offense like
the Cowboys, who, Yeah, we can understand why they struggled
against Denver.
Speaker 6 (15:21):
Denver has a good defense. They're a good football team.
Speaker 3 (15:24):
I think that we discount the Cardinals and especially their defense,
because of their overall record and the way they've lost
games in you know, close fashion, especially in the fourth
quarter of the way they've played in the fourth quarter.
But I love that It's It's also not like it
is actually very shocking to see the Cowboys offense, an
explosive offense, struggle this mightily in key downs, like all
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night key downs.
Speaker 6 (15:48):
They don't know where to go, they don't know what
to do.
Speaker 3 (15:51):
Dak Prescott steps up in the pocket and he double
clutches because ceedee Liam runs his route too far before,
you know, coming out at the top of his route,
and then by the time he throws it the the
ball takes for to get there, it gets broken up.
That's not what we're used to seeing from this offense
this season, and I think a lot of that is
a credit to the Cardinals defense.
Speaker 2 (16:07):
Yeah, and they got healthier on the back end with
Garrett Williams as well as Nolan, so they're getting healthier.
Max Melton left with the cornerback, the cornerback with a concussion,
but then denzil Burke comes in and has a huge
fourth down stop for them. We have we have a
great comment, which is that the Bills and Cardinals have
both lost by a combined thirteen points this season, like
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in their losses. Yet the Bills are six and two
and the Cardinals are five and three. The Cardinals are
not bad. I think that's a good way to put it.
They're just not bad. And if you just take away
I think the craziest loss certainly of the season. I
really believe it's one of the craziest losses that I've
covered in my time covering the league, that Titans game.
Speaker 4 (16:49):
It was just insane.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
If you even just forget the other close losses the
forty nine ers and the Packers and the Colts, which
which were all good games and they lost them and
they could have, you know, chain with one or two plays.
But maybe you just take that Titans one away, which
is fluky. You know, they are four and fourteen, and
that's kind of what they are that is what they
should be. I'd also don't want to give them too
much credit either, Like you saw tonight that they're not
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a perfect team, but they have a scoring differential on
the season now that they won this game by ten
points of plus nine, like that is not the profile
of a team that should be three and five. So
I always root for teams to kind of like get
it turned around and actually be what their record says
they should be intil three and five is better. Unfortunately,
it's a long way to go. Like I said, they're
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twelfth in the NFC and the Cowboys are thirteenth in
the NFC. Both of them have plenty of hard games
left on the schedule. The margin of error for both
of these teams is still so small, and so I
think it's going to be up to Jonathan Gannon to
just like look good even if they end up at
seven and ten, just just look like a good unit
the rest of the season, and.
Speaker 3 (17:53):
To close the circle on the whole conversation at quarterback.
This is why Jacoby Brissett is going to continue to
quarterback for them, because they are in a difficult division
and their remaining schedule. Just on a quick scan looks
really tough. It's Seattle, San Francisco, Jacksonville, and Tampa Bay
the next four. After that it's the Rams, Texans, Falcons, Bengals.
Then to close with the Rams in LA That none
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of that is easy. I don't even care what you
could say about the Bengals defense. I know, the the
worst defense in the NFL.
Speaker 4 (18:20):
That's fine.
Speaker 3 (18:21):
None of those are the Titans, none of those are
the Saints, who they've already played.
Speaker 6 (18:24):
Those games this year.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
Yeah, you have if you're gonna look good, you're gonna
have to have some stability on offense. If Jonathan Gannon,
by the way, year three, got to hang on to
his job.
Speaker 2 (18:34):
I think the NFC West is actually the best division
in football. I know, I know you would you would
put the NFC North out there, but man, the Rams
and the Seahawks are are awesome. I think the forty
nine Ers are are really tough out. Both those divisions
are really good and there's just no easy games. But
part of the reason why I think that is because
the Cardinals are sneaky good. And yes, they got another
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Monday Night Football win over the Cowboys. The Cardinals are
now four and ten on Monday Night Football all time,
which is insane. They've only played fourteen games in the
history of their franchise on Monday Night Football.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Just shows how under the radar they are. All for
their wins on Monday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6 (19:13):
No way, that's incredible.
Speaker 2 (19:18):
I was actually at a Cowboys Cardinals Monday Night football
game and it was the one where the Cowboys all
leaned at midfield and Jerry Jones made sure he got
a camera on him to have a big smile during
their version of you know, honoring Colin Kaepernick and standing
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up for social justice in a very Cowboys way.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
It was a memorable night. Okay, let's talk trade deadline.
Speaker 2 (19:47):
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Speaker 4 (20:18):
But we appreciate everyone.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
Let's talk a little trade deadline. We had a trade today.
Should we lead with that trade? It's it's a minor
trade today, but it does matter. Let's actually do our
segment that it's time for who Delivered? Presented by Uber
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Speaker 4 (20:39):
Howie freaking Roseman.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
When I wake up the day before the trade deadline,
here's what I want at six in the morning, because
I'm waking up early. I want Jalen Phillips to the
Eagles for a third round pick before I even get
my coffee. Great trade by the Eagles. Not only did
they get Jalen Phillips, a good young pass rusher, for
a third round pick, but the Miami Dolphins are going
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to pay a good amount of the remaining salary he
has or just six million dollars, so that they could
get that third round pick. What do you think about
what the Eagles did with that trade for Jalen Phillips.
Speaker 3 (21:15):
You know, I think that one of the topics that
has flown under the radar with the Eagles this season. Yes,
you know, they're doing well overall, and we focus so
much on the drama with the passing game and everything else.
But I think it's been the changes on defense, the
departures that they had in the offseason, and the relative
no name guys that we've expected to you know, fill in,
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and I think they've started to come together in recent weeks.
You know, Jalox Hunt makes a play here and there,
Moro Ojoma makes a play here and there, but ultimately
it lacks the splash, the pizazz, the Josh Sweats, the
Hassan Reddicks of years past. We're not going to go
with the Brice off because that didn't work, But ultimately,
like they needed a guy like this, they needed a
difference maker. If I had to pick a team that
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was in the market for an edge rusher, it was
probably them because they lack that that type of splash
player and they get it now with Jalen Phillips. So
I think it's a fantastic move for them. It really
fills out their front seven a lot better. As long
as he can stay healthy. That's always been the big
question mark with him, especially over the last two years,
is he's that injury after injury, but it felt like,
we know how the Dolphins season is going, kind of
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a wasted season for him, especially coming back from an
injury last year. This is the perfect pairing. This gives
him an opportunity to pursue success on the field with
a new team. It gives the Eagles another force on
the edge that they desperately needed. And it also the
Dolphins get a little bit back, you know, after firing
Chris Screer, that this is one of those big moves
that they thought might come and it comes for them.
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Yeah, it did.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
And we'll get into what that could mean for the
rest of the Dolphins season in a second. But I
do want to just to stick with Howard Roseman. You know,
think about what they've done in aggregate so over the
last week. They've traded for Michael Carter, it's like a
serviceable cornerback from the Jets. They traded for a gyre
Alexander a bit of a dart throw to see if
he can help about their team. And heck, I guess
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he's gonna make their team. But like, is he gonna
be on the field, and if so, like as Zadori
Jackson or Kiey Ringo getting traded over the next twenty
four hours.
Speaker 3 (23:11):
I mean, I don't know about getting traded, but they
neither of them have proven that they deserve a place
in the field.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
I don't know if there's enough spots on the roster.
I guess they could go to the practice squad if
no one else picks them up. But in aggregate, look,
they are aggressively trying to improve two positions. Their pass
rush just has not been the same, but they're adding
Brandon Graham, don't forget two. And Jalen Phillips hasn't been
great this year, but his pressure rate is actually quite high.
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Like he doesn't look as good as he looked pre surgeries,
but he's a young player on his fifth year option
coming off in ACL and then an Achilles, and I
think it could be more than a rental. I could
see them potentially working out a deal with Jalen Phillips
where he gets a two year contract at the end
of this deal, or he's in the building and he
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likes what they're doing and they give him a good
one year contract just to push the decision out a
little bit, more like a bet on yourself one for
seventeen type of deal and they'll have that information and
if he does leave and they want to play the
compensatory pick game and that'll be up to them and
their signings and everything like, like, that's.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
A good move too.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
So I just think it's a position of real weakness
for them on the edge. You mentioned, they just haven't
been the same. And yeah, appreciate bona artists here who
said like and subscribe, appreciate you you. Yeah, we don't
ask to do that. We got a lot of people
watching now. If you're watching, yeah, give us give.
Speaker 4 (24:37):
Us the like, give us the subscribe. We appreciate you. Man.
Speaker 2 (24:41):
This this Dolphin season though, Nick, when they fired Chris Greer,
we haven't really talked about this on the podcast. It
made me think, Okay, maybe Chris Grear didn't want to
make the types of moves that the ownership wanted to
make before the trade deadline, and now they're going to
make those moves with interim GM Champ Bailey.
Speaker 6 (25:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
I think that was what was telegraphed to most of us,
because we had heard prior that they had received calls
and had turned down calls on a number of players,
and Phillips was one of them. I also consider the
tenure of Chris career. He had been in that position
for nearly a decade. He took that job in twenty sixteen.
He hired Adam Gase, he hired Brian Flores, he hired
Mike McDaniel. Of course, he's going to feel an attachment
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to the roster that was there because he constructed it
and probably believed that it could still produce a winner.
So he's going to have a tough time parting with anybody.
And it also felt like the right time to make
a change for a team that is headed nowhere as
it currently stands. What it did, in my mind was
open the phone lines back up. Jalen, will you're interested
make a call? I even thought about, you know who's
(25:49):
Jerry Jones got a trade you know in the bag
for I was like a shot in the dark. Bradley
Chubb like, I don't know, like just continue to go
down the list of dolphins that are out there, right,
so you know, you go with Phillips as well, he's
on the move. It seems like the right thing for
this franchise at this time, as unfortunate as a fire
sale can be.
Speaker 6 (26:07):
If you're a fan of that team. It feels like
that's what the Dolphins probably need to do.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Yeah, so we got a question, where's the Breese Hall
or Jalen Wattle trade? Look, the majority of trades happen
in the last thirty hours or so before the trade deadline.
Now people get so excited about it. It ends up
being eight or nine or ten trades total. We've already
had a lot of trades just in this season leading
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up to it that I'm not counting that towards the total,
but that's going to diminish it in the end. It's
never as much as you think. But Breese Hall does
make a lot of sense to me. We're going to
go through some players to keep an eye on, but yeah,
Waddle and Chubb, Bradley Chubb specifically on the Dolphins would
make sense. And I think it was telling that we
saw from Ian Rappaport, our guy at NFL Network, that
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they would listen to offers for a big time price.
And I don't think you're trading Jalen Waddle or less
than a first I don't think it makes a lot
of sense to trade Jalen Wattle. You need to have
good young players if you're trying to get better. But
you know, we have a question who would be the
most likely buyers for Jalen Waddle. It's a team that
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would be like willing to make a huge, huge splash.
Speaker 3 (27:25):
But I have won, but I don't think it can
happen because they're in the same division.
Speaker 6 (27:28):
It's the Buffalo Bills. Yeah, Like, the Bills could absolutely.
Speaker 3 (27:31):
Use him, and I think Miami, if they honor Mike
Tomlins principles, would not trade him within the AFC East.
It's a really attractive trade beyond just this year. He's
under team control through twenty twenty eight. He's got a
cap number of only eleven million next year, So this
is perfect for a contender who doesn't have a lot
of cap space, who needs to make a big swing,
maybe a little desperate, maybe feels like their title window
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is closing.
Speaker 6 (27:52):
And that is the Bills. But they're in the same division,
which is why I don't think it happens.
Speaker 2 (27:57):
Right, They're like every team that I looked at for
wide receivers in general, there was a reason that it
didn't make sense. Like Seattle, I could see trading for
a receiver, although Tory Horton looked pretty darn good on
Sunday Night. But they're about to pay JSN like they
don't need two guys at that level. Philadelphia is always
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going to be in the mix for great players. It
would be hilarious because there was a big Wattle or
DeVante Smith debate back in the day. You know, why
not have both? You you get aj Brown involved in
the trade, get him out of there.
Speaker 4 (28:27):
No, I don't. That's fantasy football. At this point.
Speaker 2 (28:29):
I'm fully expecting Aj Brown to stay on that team.
The other team that came to mind was the Patriots.
I think would invest in a big time receiver, but
again in the division. Hard to imagine that happening. Before
we move on from the Dolphins, though, I do want
to throw to some sound we have of Mike McDaniel
talking about two A ton go I Loa and his
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status as the team's starting quarterback.
Speaker 7 (28:53):
This week, we play the players that give us the
best chance to win, and when that changes, or if
that changes, or if somebody else gives us a better shot,
then we adjust there.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
So that that is Mike McDaniel.
Speaker 2 (29:07):
Kind of telegraphing that to Mike the hot seat a
little bit.
Speaker 3 (29:11):
Thanks appreciate it, Mike. That was a non answer, and
it was also an answer at the same time. Thanks,
we appreciate it. Mike, What are they gonna do? What
is benching two really going.
Speaker 6 (29:19):
To improve your chances? I don't know. I don't think
so personally.
Speaker 2 (29:23):
No, but it just it creates a fracture. It creates
just even more obvious schism that I've been picking up on.
And look, it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to pick up
on it. Like some of the some of the insiders
who seem to be pushing the Mike McDaniel agenda and
blaming everything on Tua and last year at the end
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of the year, it seemed to be a little bit
like a Cold war or some disagreement between the two.
Speaker 4 (29:51):
It's just interesting.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
And our guy Ian put it out there that, yeah,
like if he doesn't play well, we could see Quinn
yours or Zach Wilson before the end of the season.
Speaker 6 (30:02):
Wow, just the dark is a dark future.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
Because they I think they are just in a fire
sale mode. Now, that's that's what the Chris Greer firing says.
And we'll move on from the Dolphins. But I do
just want to say Chris Grear firing him was the
most overdue sea change for an organization that has been
stuck in one mind like one mindset of thinking for
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almost two and a half decades. Chris Greer has been
there since his father, Bobby Greer was still in the
NFL helping to run the Patriots with Pete Carroll. Chris
Greer is part of the Parcels tree essentially, and so
it's it's a connection. And I know Parcells wasn't there
when Greer first got there, but from Parcels when he
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was running the team to Jeff Ireland, Greer was there
around then to Mike Tannenbaum, and Greer was there with
him then and eventually. So it's been this Stephen Ross
was always obsessed with Parcels as like a New York
guy because that's where Ross like, it's been like this
Parcels tree for twenty years. They just need someone that
thinks different, So just get a new guy in there.
Speaker 4 (31:14):
Let's do some quick NFL news before we talked the
trade stuff.
Speaker 2 (31:17):
I just did just want to circle back that Jaden
Daniels could potentially return this season. According to Ian Rappaport,
it wasn't quite as severe as they first believe. A
dislocated elbow, but he will be out for a significant
amount of time and you have to wonder, depending on
where the commanders are when they do when he is
ready to play again, whether it will be worth it.
(31:39):
So we'll see if he ends up playing again this year.
It won't be easier for them because they don't have
Marshaun Lattimore for the rest of the year. A torn
acl and Luke McCaffrey has a broken collar blown is
just brutal. Dan Quinn spoke on Monday about something we
talked about on Sunday Night Show, Nick about why was
Jaydeen Daniels still in that game?
Speaker 5 (32:00):
Any of you have been asking about the thought process
of Jaden being in the game in that situation. I
get that. I've been thinking about honestly NonStop too, And
you know, for me, the answers man, I missed it.
Speaker 4 (32:12):
M interesting.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
You don't normally hear a coach say that. The next day, I'm.
Speaker 4 (32:19):
Surprised, what do you think?
Speaker 6 (32:22):
I mean?
Speaker 3 (32:23):
I tried to give him a little bit of grace
last night when we talked about it and saying like, oh, well,
maybe he wanted to see what they could build, you know,
for the next week but you're right, Like, it's not
often that a coach, you know, takes accountability and full
ownership or something like that. But I think in the
aftermath of such a what was perceived to be such
a significant injury and also just the worst possible outcome
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for a team that has already just been well, not
the worst possible but one of the worst possible outcomes
for a team that has been ravaged by injury. What
else can he do there other than admit that, yeah,
I probably should have taken him out.
Speaker 6 (32:54):
That's on me.
Speaker 3 (32:55):
Good on him, you know, good on Dan. He's a
veteran at the coaching ranks. He's he's seen the mountaintop,
he's seen the opposite, and right now he's somewhere stuck
in between.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
Yeah, it might be.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
He's very emotionally intelligent, I think, and it just might
be something where, Look, he's talked with his bosses and
ownership and maybe knows how they feel. He's obviously concerned
for the young man who is the most important guy
in the entire franchise, Jade Daniels, and wants to do
everything possible to support him and wants to take accountability
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and show like even though Jayde Daniel would probably disagree
because he's a competitor and that's why he was trying
to get that touchdown like he wants to be out there.
I think that's good on dan Quinn for kind of
being man enough to admit that in that moment, and
it's going to be tough for him managing the next
few weeks and really the rest of this season after.
Speaker 4 (33:48):
Such a great first season.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
Just some quickie news items before we get back to
the trades. Dio Odengbo is out for the season. Pass
rusher for the Bears that got a ton of money
was starting.
Speaker 4 (33:59):
Your boy.
Speaker 2 (34:00):
Kevin Stefanci gave up play calling now to Tommy Reese,
which is surprising. He's always been a good play caller,
so I don't know about that. Josh Simmons is back
with the Chiefs, their rookie tackle and the serious injuries
that we thought happened on Sunday we're all confirmed. Tucker
Craft of the Packers, Michael Williams of the forty nine Ers,
and Michael Hoyt of the Bills all going to be out.
Speaker 4 (34:21):
For the season. So really disappointing.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
Let's get back to the trade talk, though, Okay, we'll
wrap up the show here. I look at Waddle as
a potential guy, I think Breys Hall is more likely.
The thing with the Jets, though, is they could just
decide to franchise tag him next year. And so when
I look at the rest of the list of possible guys,
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it's a lot of guys like one that was traded
on Monday, and that was Draymont Jones. It's gonna be
guys traded for fifth round picks that can be upgraded
to a fourth And that's what Draymont Jones was for
the Ravens. Fills a totally important need for them. We're
just they just need another body as a pass rusher.
He'd been playing well for the Titans. He's a big guy,
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kind of fits that scheme. That's probably the level of
trades that we'll see on Tuesday, if we see any,
It's probably not going to be like a lot of
Trey Hendrickson and Jalen Wadda, but we can hope for.
Speaker 6 (35:16):
That, yeah, of course, because that makes the headline.
Speaker 3 (35:18):
Drey Mount Jones has a sack in each of his
last four games, had a season high one and a
half sacks, and the loss of the Chargers had like
a stretch of two plays in a row where he
just like destroyed their offensive line and blew up a
Chargers drive.
Speaker 6 (35:29):
Playing really well.
Speaker 3 (35:30):
You know, he's been in multiple stops in his career.
He spent some time in Seattle, you know, was in
Tennessee for half of the season. And it's the type
of trade that is a little bit lower on the
prestige scale for the Ravens than we typically see, because like,
this is a team that in the offseason will go
get a DeAndre Hopkins or they'll go get a veteran
who wants to latch on to chase a ring. But
I think it's very important because, like you said, they
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need bodies. They've suffered a lot of injuries up front.
They have looked better defensively recently, but I think that
they're going to need those types of reinforcements down the road.
Now I'm thinking again about lower level trade guys, and
I'm going to keep it in the division real quick here, Greg, Okay,
what do we think this is the Bengals the worst
defense in the NFL, A team that just crumbled in
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heartbreaking fashion so much that they had offensive players criticizing
them in the post game.
Speaker 6 (36:18):
You know, sound in the.
Speaker 3 (36:19):
Locker room Logan Wilson has fallen out of the lineup there.
They are clearly going younger. What does he fetch? Does
anybody want to make a call on him?
Speaker 2 (36:29):
I think he could go to the Colts specifically for
their seventh round pickswap I mean to me, he has
no value essentially. I mean if Keon White can only
get that and Kyle Duggar, that's that's the most that
they should get for Logan Wilson. It's just someone to
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pay that salary. The crazy thing is the Bengals are
so like anti making these sort of moves in the season,
even if it makes sense for them, it might not
even happen. But yeah, there's a couple of linebackers available,
him and Pete Werner. I have heard our friend Adam
on the Saints Block Party podcast mentioned that, you know,
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some teams have been calling about Pete Werner. But you know,
maybe it's a question of, like Mickey Loomis, is doesn't
even want to necessarily trade the guys he has because
he overvalues them and he wants a higher pick than
you would expect. But I do think the Saints, more
than just about any team, would make sense to make
some trades. Whether it was a Lante Taylor, a pretty
talented cornerback in the last year of his contract, that
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would make some sense. Rashid Shaheed, you'd actually get something
good for Rashid Shaheed. I don't know if the Saints
should be trading a guy like him, but he would
make some sense. I can't see them trading Cam Jordan
or it just doesn't make sense after all the time
that he's been there. But Pete Werner is a guy
I could see Juwan Johnson would do. Would a team
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want him? I don't think so with his contract.
Speaker 3 (37:56):
I'm trying to yeah, man, I mean a lot of
these guys feel like Saints specific fits. Like I think
I've always undervalued Pete Warner from when he was at
Ohio State into his NFL career, but he feels very
much like a guy who thrives in New Orleans and
really thrived the Dennis Allen scheme more than he does now.
So I don't know if the interest is going to
be worth like the return is going to be worth
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moving him. And I think you're right about like, do
you want to trade some of the guys that you
have already when you're still trying to turn this thing around.
I do wonder could Shaheed be a good fit for
the Bills as a field stretcher because he kind of
almost falls the same profile as like who they who
they have in that roster like that, that could be
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a trade I could see being made.
Speaker 4 (38:40):
Ooh, that is a good one.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
I mean, I think Rashid Jaheid is underrated, undervalued. He's
gotten better. I was going to compare him to Alec Pears.
Alec Pierce is getting so good right now that I
think that's actually underdoing what Alec Pierce is doing in
a free agency year. We're doing some awards tomorrow and
(39:03):
I was thinking of doing like a what contract year
guy has made himself the most money award and man,
Alec Pierce is up there.
Speaker 4 (39:11):
That's a that's a long way of saying.
Speaker 2 (39:12):
I still think Rashid Shaheed in a Marquez Valdez Scantlon
plus plus plus plus role. He's kind in a Christian
Watsons roll. Even Yeah, Okay, I got there in the
he could help a lot of teams out there. The
other news I didn't mention and I want to mention,
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in context of the trade possible trades, is Joe Alt
is going to miss the rest of the season now
devastating news. Their team was so different when he was
on the field to when he wasn't. It's just you
don't see that too often unless the guy is like
a star quarterback or Micah Parsons. That's how important Joe
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Alt was. It really bumms me out. It makes me
just lower their ceiling.
Speaker 3 (40:03):
Yep.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
If I think they could maybe make the playoffs because
Herbert's playing so well, They're well coached, there's a lot
of talented people.
Speaker 7 (40:08):
On the team.
Speaker 2 (40:10):
But if they had all I don't know, like, could
they have won that division? Could they have made like
a longer playoff run one some playoff games? You know,
in a pretty wide open AFC. I wasn't counting that out.
I kind of counted out with Joe Al.
Speaker 4 (40:25):
So is there any possible tackle trade they could possibly make? Like,
I don't know what that would be.
Speaker 2 (40:31):
That is tough to do, but it did make me
think because of the timing, could the Chargers make a
trade like that?
Speaker 3 (40:36):
Yeah? Yeah, you know, after getting this news today, I
ran back that game and I keyed it on all
just because I wanted to see, like how different was it,
And it was remarkably different. Like his first off, he's
a great one on one blocker and he's so stout,
but it's also his ability to pick up stunts, pick
up you know, different things that the defense is doing,
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and just being a reliable, solid blind side blocker. And
as soon as he was gone, it was immediately magnified.
I think that there was a sack on the very
next play when Salar replaced him. They gave up a
season high six sacks in this game. They're already dealing
with multiple losses at tackle because they lost for Shawn
Slater to start the year, alt had to kick over
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from right to left side.
Speaker 6 (41:19):
They lost Bobby Hart in that game. They had to
go back to Trey Pipkins.
Speaker 3 (41:22):
Like they are at the bottom of the depth chart
at the position. And so when this news dropped today
and I was riding it up, I was thinking, God,
who could they trade for? An offensive line is not
like receiver, it's not like cornerback. Once you get past
the starters, the quality drops off. Like the Browns made
a move for Cam Robinson and he has not been
very good for them when he's been on the field
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and that was a.
Speaker 4 (41:44):
Guy they traded. If the Chargers traded for Cam Robinson.
Speaker 3 (41:48):
Yeah, I mean you're gonna have to pay for more
than the Browns paid for him. But I could see
that happening. There's just not a lot of options out there.
Speaker 4 (41:55):
Could be his fourth team in two years and yeah,
third time.
Speaker 6 (41:58):
He's in mid season where scenario Cam Robinson.
Speaker 4 (42:02):
Some comments here we'll roll through.
Speaker 2 (42:04):
Greg has kind of eyes to be honest, thank you
very much.
Speaker 6 (42:08):
What does that mean? Does that mean that like you
have a warm heart?
Speaker 4 (42:11):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (42:12):
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pr M.
Speaker 6 (42:49):
It was like low four hundreds in my peak.
Speaker 3 (42:51):
I have not squatted insistently for the last five years
because I had a back injury that makes loading the
spine real rough on me.
Speaker 6 (42:59):
But in my peak it was probably about four oh five.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
Time comes for everyone. Yeah, that's true, especially of offensive linemen.
How about that transition. There's a couple other names are
going to throw out there. Do the Browns have any
offensive lineman available? Does Joel BUTTONI he probably wouldn't even
want to move, But would Joel Botonio or Ethan Pocik
or whyatt Teller? You know, could they ever be available?
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How about Kevin Zeitler, former Brown now on the Titans, Like, yeah,
there there could be moves in terms of interior offensive lineman.
I think that would make a lot of sense. And
oh you know what, I have an idea more of
the teams that wouldn't need that, you know what I mean,
like the Chargers, Yeah, Chiefs, like everyone could could use
it in interior offensive lineman. I think that the Brown
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succession Planet Right Guard is going to be Zack Zenter
replacing Joel Bottonio when Joel decides to retire.
Speaker 3 (43:52):
I don't think he's available. I don't think why Teller's
available post it. Maybe I don't know. But I also
wonder like could Zenter be available, Like could they move
in to get the right price.
Speaker 2 (44:02):
I don't know sure Djoku would would make sense. Maybe
for sense it's looking for another tight end. We're seeing
all these two tight end sets. It's really going crazy.
I noticed it tonight, you know, with the Cardinals using
their six offensive linemen.
Speaker 4 (44:18):
The league has.
Speaker 2 (44:18):
Gotten pretty wild with it lately, where even teams that
weren't doing it the first half of the season are
suddenly overdosing in six offensive linemen. And I was, I
was thinking about it, and I was like, did Alec
Anderson on the Bills like kind of change the shape
of the NFL this year? Because we would talk about
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it Allie Connelly talked about a lot like that six
offensive lineman look for the Bills last year was like
the most efficient play in football. And this year they
don't even use it because they just have a tight
end to be that six offens offensive lineman. It's Spencer Haas,
But you see so many teams doing it and throwing
out of it, and it's been really a f active
for a lot of teams out there. So Dan Skipper,
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you know, I'm not saying Alec Anderson's the first ever
six offensive lineman. It's been happening throughout the course of
NFL history, but particularly last year the Bills got tons
of explosive plays in it, so we're seeing.
Speaker 6 (45:13):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (45:14):
What's cool too, is it's beyond like you usually would
see on the goal line, like, for example, the Browns
used defensive tackle aid and Huntington TWU lane guy roll wave.
In goal line situations, they would use a guard you know,
in the I think Nick Harris a backup center, they
would use as like a six lineminer as a blocking fullback.
But now it's being deployed all over the field, which
is just an example of how we could say the
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NFL is a pass first league, but can also evolve
in a number of different ways as the mines, you know,
continue to get more and more involved in the pushing
the game forward, and it's fun to watch.
Speaker 2 (45:45):
Yeah, they had Beacham in motion tonight on one running
play that's like a three hundred.
Speaker 6 (45:51):
That's a Trent Williams special, right, there, Kyle.
Speaker 2 (45:55):
And for the most part, these teams are really doing
it to set up some explosive player pass plays to
the tight ends. We'll see what happens in terms of
the trade market. Maybe the Bills get a pass rusher
or cornerback. I could see that potentially happening. I think
the Patriots are very thin at a lot of defensive positions.
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I could see them just going for like a depth piece,
and then I really think the Chiefs should should go
get Brisaw. To me, that's the Chiefs trade. That's such
a Chiefs trade. They would be so freaking fast. They
need a running back. They're running backs.
Speaker 4 (46:32):
It's not good.
Speaker 2 (46:33):
I mean, they're making it work, but it would be
so much better with the better back. It shouldn't be
that hard to find a good back. Presawid to the
Chiefs for a third, who says.
Speaker 6 (46:41):
No, I'm on board? Do it, Chiefs?
Speaker 4 (46:44):
Why not?
Speaker 3 (46:44):
You're chasing a title. That's a title chasing move right there.
Speaker 4 (46:49):
We're always chasing titles.
Speaker 2 (46:50):
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Other side of the trade deadline. Trade deadline eve get
get some sleep.
Brissette takes the snap play fake looks in the middle,
pros wide open, Harrison confer a touchdown, won a first
half for Jacoby Brissette and Marvin Harrison Junior. They've made
it look easy on that drive and on that touchdown
pass nine nothing Cardinals.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
That was Marvin Harrison Junior from Jacoby Brissett in the
route heard round the world, at least the ones who
had access to Monday Night Football. That was Dave pash
on k MVP and yes, Marvin Harrison putting Doron Bland
in the dirt, making ceedee Lamb look up at the
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big screen like everyone was in America and thinking that
was embarrassing. That's the first touchdown of a twenty seven
to seventeen victory by the Cardinals and Nick Shook, Look,
we don't put the first touchdown as the first call
too often, but that was memorable and I think typical
of a night where the Cardinals offense absolutely dominant for
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the first three quarters of this game, including a great
night for Marvin Harrison Junior.
Speaker 3 (01:05):
Yeah, and I think that it was the right choice
for the first clip because of what you just said,
A great night for Marvin Harrison junior. A great display
of what Marvin Harrison Junior can do for this Cardinals
offense when you feed him targets early and often, and
a perfect opportunity for him and Jacoby Prissett to prove
that they do have a strong rapport against a Dallas
defense that continues to be a sieve that could not
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resist anything the Cardinals wanted to do offensively and absolutely
contributed to this result. A great night for the Cardinals
and also very important for them that they held on
because of what they'd gone through in their five game
losing streak, losing by a combined margin of thirteen points.
It was not to be tonight for them against the Cowboys.
They were going to run ride out with the victory.
Speaker 2 (01:46):
Yeah, it got squirrely late, as it does for the Cardinals,
because look, the first six possessions of the game, and
this took us all the way to the fourth quarter,
were long field goal, drive, touchdown, touchdown. They had a
punt blocked that went for a touchdown for the Cowboys,
and then another touchdown and field goal after halftime, and
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then the Cardinals started to do what the Cardinals do,
which is get a little tight in the fourth quarter.
But ultimately, the Cowboys offense was not up for the fight.
We'll talk about this game when it means for both teams.
Obviously both of them have a long way to go
to possibly make the playoffs this year. But what does
it mean for Kyler Murray's future? What does it mean
for the Cowboys trade deadline activity on Tuesday, Jerry Jones
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says that they have a trade in the hopper. We'll
see if he still wants to make that trade when
they're sitting there at three five and one in thirteenth.
By the way, Nick Shook in the NFC, So that's
a lot of teams they got to pass, and they're
two and a half games back, which is a decent amount.
This is a show where, like I said, we'll talk
about this game, but we're also going to get into
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some of the big news of the day, some of
the early trade activity, and look ahead to the trade deadline.
So appreciate everyone that's joining up on YouTube, and yeah,
if you're listening to us, it's a last minute preview
before we have that trade deadline. Fun man watching Jacoby Brissett.
We'll start there, Shook. The offense just looks better and
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I pointed out that Jacoby's not giving this job back,
you know, on social media, and every dumb response is, oh, yeah, well,
he's not going to play the Cowboys every week, like, hey,
they're playing an easy team.
Speaker 4 (03:27):
Is the dumbest guy you can be on Twitter or girl?
Speaker 5 (03:30):
Yeah?
Speaker 6 (03:30):
Absolutely.
Speaker 2 (03:31):
And by the way, he just played the Colts. It's
like we've watched multiple games. He played the Colts and
he played the Packers, and he looked much better than
Kyler in both of those games too, And so that
was all going into it. But I think you saw
it with the under center running game which worked tonight,
and just how easy it looked for Jacoby Brissett that
he makes sense in this offense.
Speaker 3 (03:51):
Yeah, tell me you haven't watched the Cardinals without telling
me you haven't watched the Cardinals, because since he's been
in the lineup for them in place of Kyler Murray,
their offense has just been a different beast. Now, it
hasn't produced wins, but it has visually looked so much better,
and that carried over into tonight. In fact, if it
didn't look like it has in the last couple of
weeks tonight, I'd be concerned. And I think at that
point you would think, all right, well then Kyler's going
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to be back in here soon enough. But it was
just as good as ever, and the difference being is
that they put even you know, they produced points. They
were able to capitalize on this matchup. And what he
really does is he studies the ship. He gives you
the veteran presence to make the right decisions in the
right spots, keep you on schedule. Account for a running
game that has largely not been very effective since they
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lost their top two backs. It was effective tonight, but
that's also indicative of the Cowboys defense, and most importantly,
find open guys and delivered to them. Now, he wasn't perfect.
He missed Marvin Harrison on a really nice route that
Marvin ran on third down, he threw it wide of
him into the sideline. They ended up having to pun
on that drive. But largely he was on target and
on time and capitalized by looking at his top two targets,
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which is Marvin Harrison Junior and Trey McBride, and powered
that offense forward. I think you're absolutely right. I didn't
think it's that hard of a decision. I think it's
a tougher pr decision than it is an actual football
decision for Jonathan Gannon.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Yeah, and look, Kyler Murray's been their franchise quarterback. They
did not pay him that money. We spent a whole
segment about it when we thought that this move was coming,
that his future is very much up in the air.
I'd be surprised if he was on the team next year.
I thought he would be active for this game, but
he ends up being inactive for this game. Really, the
sequence that I will remember most from this game shook
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is coming right out of halftime.
Speaker 4 (05:33):
And that's what you know.
Speaker 2 (05:34):
The coach has been watching what the Cowboys are doing
in the first half, and Okay, what do we want
to do to attack them? First play out of halftime,
fifty yards up the seams to Michael Wilson. Easy peasy,
next play seventeen yard run by Bam Knight, I believe.
And then the very next play after that we got
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a Trey McBride touchdown.
Speaker 4 (05:59):
Am I right?
Speaker 6 (06:00):
Yes?
Speaker 3 (06:00):
And by the way, it was way too easy, way
too easy, Like I'm doing.
Speaker 4 (06:04):
That off the top of my head. I'm like, was
it only three plays? Yes?
Speaker 6 (06:07):
That's awesome.
Speaker 4 (06:07):
Place, let's actually listen to the McBride touchdown, waiting for.
Speaker 1 (06:11):
The shotgun snap on first and goal from the eleven.
Were so out with the ball, three step drop looks right,
rose right in the ends, I'll cut for a touchdown
by Trey McBride Jacoby Brissette again on time on target,
and the Cardinals extend their lead to twenty three to seven.
Speaker 2 (06:29):
I mean, it's three plays seventy nine yards. You don't
see that in the in the game book too often.
Speaker 3 (06:34):
No, and especially not from this offense which had struggled
to find consistency. But that's a simple corner out run
by Trey McBride against safety and Marquees Bell who lost leverage.
And all you have to do is put it on target.
Dave Passion described it perfectly, on time on target, Like
all you got to do is put it in that
little catch radius to the outside. Trey McBride's a great
tight end. He's gonna come down with that. That's what
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Brissette can do for you. He can make those two
passes that you need to to have the explosive playing
the touchdown pass and make it look elementary, make it
look routine. And that is why you know we look
at this situation, we think, Yeah, I think this is
going to be Jacoby's job.
Speaker 4 (07:09):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (07:10):
The Cowboys defense right now is one of the worst
in NFL history. I believe on third downs they're giving
up over fifty percent and they kept that going tonight
stopping the Cardinals seven for thirteen. Got a comment here,
Kyler can't see over the offensive line in the middle
of the field, He's never going to be the guy.
I do think that is a real thing that he
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doesn't see the middle of the field great. I don't
know if it's just because of his height or what
it is. He doesn't throw it to the middle of
the field enough. He improved on that at points last year,
not so much this year. I don't want to go
into the whole like, is Kyler a franchise guy. I
think he could have greater success in his second spot,
But I do think it's setting up for this to
be the end of his Cardinals run. We talked about
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how easy that drive was. I have to take it
back to the first half and all these numbers by
the end of the game, which are really good for
Jabe Brissett and the success rate and the running game.
It was all good, but there's so much worse after
the fourth quarter, where they did get stuck in the
mud and the pass rush started to show up for
the card for the Cowboys as Iraku had a good night,
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O'diggizua had had some pressures, Jadavian Clowney had some good pressures,
and they actually go punt punt turnover on downs before
the end of the game. So the numbers aren't as
good there, but through three quarters it was almost perfect.
And the moment that I might remember even more than
the Marvin Harrison touchdown was a certain offensive lineman. If
you listen to this next clip on ESPN, I think
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we can get it through the centers here on YouTube.
This is after the Jacoby Brissett rushing touchdown when they
just marched down the field back.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
Night behind him on second goal from the watch and
it's a quarterback sneak. Prissette drives the legs forward off
the left side and into the end zone for the
Cardinals touchdown. What a bounce back drive by Prissett and
the Cardinals. They leaded sixteen to seven with forty nine
seconds to go it till halftime.
Speaker 2 (09:05):
Do you remember exactly what he said, shooky, it's too
effing easy, is what he said.
Speaker 4 (09:11):
I know it's like.
Speaker 2 (09:13):
It's too easy, it's too And I'm like, is that
to Kobe Brissett screaming that? I don't think so. I
think it was Evan Brown. If I had to guess
it was really hot today, it was the defensive.
Speaker 4 (09:23):
Lineman that was amazing.
Speaker 2 (09:26):
H just another night where you're just like, man one
or two defenders are not going to save this Cowboys defense.
But what's surprising tonight was how flummex Dak Prescott and
the running game were four sections of this game. Now,
there were various reasons why first drive of the game
they look great, just like they did a week ago.
Speaker 4 (09:47):
Uh in Denver?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Was it? And then and then don't score a touchdown
on their first drive. This time they decided to go
for it on fourth down. That became a trend throughout
the night. But they're not quite finishing drives and it
it's why MVP chatter after five weeks always he's so
silly to me. Dak Prescott I thought was playing as
well as any quarterback in the league through about five weeks,
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but he hasn't been as good the last few weeks,
and the passing game wasn't really in rhythm. Tonight against Arizona.
What did you see out of the Cardinals defense?
Speaker 3 (10:18):
Well, I'll tell you what. One debut made a huge
difference for them up front. Walter Nolan made his professional
debut after missing the first eight weeks of the season.
He completed that defensive front. Now, it's not going to
show up in the box scer. It might show up
a little bit of the next gen stats. I know when
I checked it. In the fourth quarter, he was responsible
for one of two run stops run stuffs for the
Cardinals on the night, the other one being Mac Wilson.
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He had a pressure, he had a sack, And it's
the stuff in between. It's the plugging up of the gaps.
It's making the Cowboys dedicate multiple guys to him in
the double teams. That really opens everything else up for
this front, which also includes Josh Sweat and Lays Campbell.
And it felt like they were getting after Dak quicker
than they probably expected. Almost kind of led me down
this road where I thought, does Dak no longer trust
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his offensive line? I just think he never got comfortable
and when he's trying to survey the field, they played
stickier coverage than I expected too. Will Johnson had a
really good night overall. George Pickens I felt was invisible
for long stretches in this game. And that's a credit
to the Cardinals defense. So I think they put together
a game plan that perfectly counter what the Cowboys wanted
to do. And it all started up front with the
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arrival of Walter Nolan to really complete that front.
Speaker 4 (11:23):
That was my guy all throughout draft season.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
I just thought this guy booves different, just a yeah,
like one of those defensive tackles that if you just
put together his best twenty five plays in college, I
think he was like a top five pick, top three pick.
Like he was as explosive and exciting as any defensive
player in the draft. Now, there were consistency issues on tape.
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It it wasn't always there in terms of like full
time motor, but man, you could see the aggression that
he played with tonight. He had a pass defense too,
and it's not like he dominated this game, but adding
him to a good mix where Kalais Campbell finishes out
the night well. And then we got to give Josh
Sweat his love probably his best day as a Cardinal
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and he's had some good days. Seven pressures according to PFF,
and they weren't cheap ones, two quarterback sacks, two quarterback hits,
and then three more hurries on top of that, So
they were really good and maybe to your point, Dak
Prescott had reason not to really trust his offensive line.
Speaker 4 (12:27):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (12:28):
I mean, when you're getting a combined twelve pressures between
Josh Sweat and Xavi and Collins and then you're getting
another three from Kalais Campbell, all according to Next Gen
Stat's Kalais Campbell, who's facing a double team at almost
fifty percent, I think you're making a difference against this offense.
And the Cardinals probably went to this game realizing, look,
if we stop them offensively, if we limit them offensively,
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we're gonna win this game. Because we know their defense
can't stop a nosebleed. All you have to do is
get Dak uncomfortable. And they did, they absolutely did, and
it helped the back end and excite me because Budda
Baker has been with this team forever and he's gone
through the highs and lows of the Cardinals under Cliff
Kingsbury and with his own health and everything else, and
to see a guy like Will Johnson play well and
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then Buddha being there to congratulate him, and they're out
there recovering fumbles and all kinds of stuff. It just
warmed my heart that he was able to have a
game that he could enjoy on a primetime stage.
Speaker 2 (13:21):
Yeah, and great point by one of the guys in
the comments, keep it coming, pointing out that Josh Sweat
and those sacks came on fourth down as well. Troy
and Joe, who I love more than any broadcast. We're
getting on my nerves a little bit, just continuing to
mention how if the Cowboys had just taken three points,
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if they had just taken the three points earlier in
the game. So in the first quarter they decided to
go for on that first drive that I talked about,
didn't get it, and then there was another drive in
the second half where they decided to go for on
fourth down was I believe early in the fourth order
there they did take a field goal on another opportunity,
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and I'm sitting there thinking like, Okay, I know they
didn't get it, but can we stop acting like it's
so horrifying that a football team tried to score touchdowns
when they're saddled as teammates with the worst third down
defense in NFL history. They needed to score touchdowns tonight.
There was nothing that they had to believe that their
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defense was gonna get stops. And I know that they
did get stops in the fourth quarter, but they still
needed touchdowns because they were you know, they ended up
being down by two scores, so the whole game would
have been different obviously if they go for it. But
I just was like, just just calm down, Like, give
the Cardinals credit. Their defense won on those plays. That's
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the bigger factor, is that the Cowboys offense needs to
be great for them to win, and they didn't.
Speaker 4 (14:49):
They weren't.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
It's a classic case of what about ism, Like it's
just all Hindsat's twenty twenty. They didn't get the fourth
down conversion, so they should have kicked the field goal.
You know, you know it after the fact, but you're
absolutely right. They needed touchdowns in this game. They know
they need touchdowns in every game in those situations, and
especially as the deficit grew and they needed to make
up ground because there was no guarantee that their defense
is going to get even a single stop and give
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them a chance to get back into the game.
Speaker 6 (15:12):
So, yeah, it's frustrating.
Speaker 3 (15:14):
It's also kind of surprising to see an offense like
the Cowboys, who, Yeah, we can understand why they struggled
against Denver.
Speaker 6 (15:21):
Denver has a good defense. They're a good football team.
Speaker 3 (15:24):
I think that we discount the Cardinals and especially their defense,
because of their overall record and the way they've lost
games in you know, close fashion, especially in the fourth
quarter of the way they've played in the fourth quarter.
But I love that It's It's also not like it
is actually very shocking to see the Cowboys offense, an
explosive offense, struggle this mightily in key downs, like all
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night key downs.
Speaker 6 (15:48):
They don't know where to go, they don't know what
to do.
Speaker 3 (15:51):
Dak Prescott steps up in the pocket and he double
clutches because ceedee Liam runs his route too far before,
you know, coming out at the top of his route,
and then by the time he throws it the the
ball takes for to get there, it gets broken up.
That's not what we're used to seeing from this offense
this season, and I think a lot of that is
a credit to the Cardinals defense.
Speaker 2 (16:07):
Yeah, and they got healthier on the back end with
Garrett Williams as well as Nolan, so they're getting healthier.
Max Melton left with the cornerback, the cornerback with a concussion,
but then denzil Burke comes in and has a huge
fourth down stop for them. We have we have a
great comment, which is that the Bills and Cardinals have
both lost by a combined thirteen points this season, like
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in their losses. Yet the Bills are six and two
and the Cardinals are five and three. The Cardinals are
not bad. I think that's a good way to put it.
They're just not bad. And if you just take away
I think the craziest loss certainly of the season. I
really believe it's one of the craziest losses that I've
covered in my time covering the league, that Titans game.
Speaker 4 (16:49):
It was just insane.
Speaker 2 (16:51):
If you even just forget the other close losses the
forty nine ers and the Packers and the Colts, which
which were all good games and they lost them and
they could have, you know, chain with one or two plays.
But maybe you just take that Titans one away, which
is fluky. You know, they are four and fourteen, and
that's kind of what they are that is what they
should be. I'd also don't want to give them too
much credit either, Like you saw tonight that they're not
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a perfect team, but they have a scoring differential on
the season now that they won this game by ten
points of plus nine, like that is not the profile
of a team that should be three and five. So
I always root for teams to kind of like get
it turned around and actually be what their record says
they should be intil three and five is better. Unfortunately,
it's a long way to go. Like I said, they're
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twelfth in the NFC and the Cowboys are thirteenth in
the NFC. Both of them have plenty of hard games
left on the schedule. The margin of error for both
of these teams is still so small, and so I
think it's going to be up to Jonathan Gannon to
just like look good even if they end up at
seven and ten, just just look like a good unit
the rest of the season, and.
Speaker 3 (17:53):
To close the circle on the whole conversation at quarterback.
This is why Jacoby Brissett is going to continue to
quarterback for them, because they are in a difficult division
and their remaining schedule. Just on a quick scan looks
really tough. It's Seattle, San Francisco, Jacksonville, and Tampa Bay
the next four. After that it's the Rams, Texans, Falcons, Bengals.
Then to close with the Rams in LA That none
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of that is easy. I don't even care what you
could say about the Bengals defense. I know, the the
worst defense in the NFL.
Speaker 4 (18:20):
That's fine.
Speaker 3 (18:21):
None of those are the Titans, none of those are
the Saints, who they've already played.
Speaker 6 (18:24):
Those games this year.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
Yeah, you have if you're gonna look good, you're gonna
have to have some stability on offense. If Jonathan Gannon,
by the way, year three, got to hang on to
his job.
Speaker 2 (18:34):
I think the NFC West is actually the best division
in football. I know, I know you would you would
put the NFC North out there, but man, the Rams
and the Seahawks are are awesome. I think the forty
nine Ers are are really tough out. Both those divisions
are really good and there's just no easy games. But
part of the reason why I think that is because
the Cardinals are sneaky good. And yes, they got another
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Monday Night Football win over the Cowboys. The Cardinals are
now four and ten on Monday Night Football all time,
which is insane. They've only played fourteen games in the
history of their franchise on Monday Night Football.
Speaker 4 (19:07):
Just shows how under the radar they are. All for
their wins on Monday Night Football against the Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 6 (19:13):
No way, that's incredible.
Speaker 2 (19:18):
I was actually at a Cowboys Cardinals Monday Night football
game and it was the one where the Cowboys all
leaned at midfield and Jerry Jones made sure he got
a camera on him to have a big smile during
their version of you know, honoring Colin Kaepernick and standing
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up for social justice in a very Cowboys way.
Speaker 4 (19:43):
It was a memorable night. Okay, let's talk trade deadline.
Speaker 2 (19:47):
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Speaker 4 (20:18):
But we appreciate everyone.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
Let's talk a little trade deadline. We had a trade today.
Should we lead with that trade? It's it's a minor
trade today, but it does matter. Let's actually do our
segment that it's time for who Delivered? Presented by Uber
Eats and you know who delivered, Nick Shook.
Speaker 4 (20:39):
Howie freaking Roseman.
Speaker 2 (20:42):
When I wake up the day before the trade deadline,
here's what I want at six in the morning, because
I'm waking up early. I want Jalen Phillips to the
Eagles for a third round pick before I even get
my coffee. Great trade by the Eagles. Not only did
they get Jalen Phillips, a good young pass rusher, for
a third round pick, but the Miami Dolphins are going
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to pay a good amount of the remaining salary he
has or just six million dollars, so that they could
get that third round pick. What do you think about
what the Eagles did with that trade for Jalen Phillips.
Speaker 3 (21:15):
You know, I think that one of the topics that
has flown under the radar with the Eagles this season. Yes,
you know, they're doing well overall, and we focus so
much on the drama with the passing game and everything else.
But I think it's been the changes on defense, the
departures that they had in the offseason, and the relative
no name guys that we've expected to you know, fill in,
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and I think they've started to come together in recent weeks.
You know, Jalox Hunt makes a play here and there,
Moro Ojoma makes a play here and there, but ultimately
it lacks the splash, the pizazz, the Josh Sweats, the
Hassan Reddicks of years past. We're not going to go
with the Brice off because that didn't work, But ultimately,
like they needed a guy like this, they needed a
difference maker. If I had to pick a team that
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was in the market for an edge rusher, it was
probably them because they lack that that type of splash
player and they get it now with Jalen Phillips. So
I think it's a fantastic move for them. It really
fills out their front seven a lot better. As long
as he can stay healthy. That's always been the big
question mark with him, especially over the last two years,
is he's that injury after injury, but it felt like,
we know how the Dolphins season is going, kind of
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a wasted season for him, especially coming back from an
injury last year. This is the perfect pairing. This gives
him an opportunity to pursue success on the field with
a new team. It gives the Eagles another force on
the edge that they desperately needed. And it also the
Dolphins get a little bit back, you know, after firing
Chris Screer, that this is one of those big moves
that they thought might come and it comes for them.
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Yeah, it did.
Speaker 2 (22:40):
And we'll get into what that could mean for the
rest of the Dolphins season in a second. But I
do want to just to stick with Howard Roseman. You know,
think about what they've done in aggregate so over the
last week. They've traded for Michael Carter, it's like a
serviceable cornerback from the Jets. They traded for a gyre
Alexander a bit of a dart throw to see if
he can help about their team. And heck, I guess
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he's gonna make their team. But like, is he gonna
be on the field, and if so, like as Zadori
Jackson or Kiey Ringo getting traded over the next twenty
four hours.
Speaker 3 (23:11):
I mean, I don't know about getting traded, but they
neither of them have proven that they deserve a place
in the field.
Speaker 2 (23:15):
I don't know if there's enough spots on the roster.
I guess they could go to the practice squad if
no one else picks them up. But in aggregate, look,
they are aggressively trying to improve two positions. Their pass
rush just has not been the same, but they're adding
Brandon Graham, don't forget two. And Jalen Phillips hasn't been
great this year, but his pressure rate is actually quite high.
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Like he doesn't look as good as he looked pre surgeries,
but he's a young player on his fifth year option
coming off in ACL and then an Achilles, and I
think it could be more than a rental. I could
see them potentially working out a deal with Jalen Phillips
where he gets a two year contract at the end
of this deal, or he's in the building and he
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likes what they're doing and they give him a good
one year contract just to push the decision out a
little bit, more like a bet on yourself one for
seventeen type of deal and they'll have that information and
if he does leave and they want to play the
compensatory pick game and that'll be up to them and
their signings and everything like, like, that's.
Speaker 4 (24:18):
A good move too.
Speaker 2 (24:19):
So I just think it's a position of real weakness
for them on the edge. You mentioned, they just haven't
been the same. And yeah, appreciate bona artists here who
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Speaker 4 (24:37):
Us the like, give us the subscribe. We appreciate you. Man.
Speaker 2 (24:41):
This this Dolphin season though, Nick, when they fired Chris Greer,
we haven't really talked about this on the podcast. It
made me think, Okay, maybe Chris Grear didn't want to
make the types of moves that the ownership wanted to
make before the trade deadline, and now they're going to
make those moves with interim GM Champ Bailey.
Speaker 6 (25:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:04):
I think that was what was telegraphed to most of us,
because we had heard prior that they had received calls
and had turned down calls on a number of players,
and Phillips was one of them. I also consider the
tenure of Chris career. He had been in that position
for nearly a decade. He took that job in twenty sixteen.
He hired Adam Gase, he hired Brian Flores, he hired
Mike McDaniel. Of course, he's going to feel an attachment
(25:27):
to the roster that was there because he constructed it
and probably believed that it could still produce a winner.
So he's going to have a tough time parting with anybody.
And it also felt like the right time to make
a change for a team that is headed nowhere as
it currently stands. What it did, in my mind was
open the phone lines back up. Jalen, will you're interested
make a call? I even thought about, you know who's
(25:49):
Jerry Jones got a trade you know in the bag
for I was like a shot in the dark. Bradley
Chubb like, I don't know, like just continue to go
down the list of dolphins that are out there, right,
so you know, you go with Phillips as well, he's
on the move. It seems like the right thing for
this franchise at this time, as unfortunate as a fire
sale can be.
Speaker 6 (26:07):
If you're a fan of that team. It feels like
that's what the Dolphins probably need to do.
Speaker 2 (26:11):
Yeah, so we got a question, where's the Breese Hall
or Jalen Wattle trade? Look, the majority of trades happen
in the last thirty hours or so before the trade deadline.
Now people get so excited about it. It ends up
being eight or nine or ten trades total. We've already
had a lot of trades just in this season leading
(26:32):
up to it that I'm not counting that towards the total,
but that's going to diminish it in the end. It's
never as much as you think. But Breese Hall does
make a lot of sense to me. We're going to
go through some players to keep an eye on, but yeah,
Waddle and Chubb, Bradley Chubb specifically on the Dolphins would
make sense. And I think it was telling that we
saw from Ian Rappaport, our guy at NFL Network, that
(26:53):
they would listen to offers for a big time price.
And I don't think you're trading Jalen Waddle or less
than a first I don't think it makes a lot
of sense to trade Jalen Wattle. You need to have
good young players if you're trying to get better. But
you know, we have a question who would be the
most likely buyers for Jalen Waddle. It's a team that
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would be like willing to make a huge, huge splash.
Speaker 3 (27:25):
But I have won, but I don't think it can
happen because they're in the same division.
Speaker 6 (27:28):
It's the Buffalo Bills. Yeah, Like, the Bills could absolutely.
Speaker 3 (27:31):
Use him, and I think Miami, if they honor Mike
Tomlins principles, would not trade him within the AFC East.
It's a really attractive trade beyond just this year. He's
under team control through twenty twenty eight. He's got a
cap number of only eleven million next year, So this
is perfect for a contender who doesn't have a lot
of cap space, who needs to make a big swing,
maybe a little desperate, maybe feels like their title window
(27:52):
is closing.
Speaker 6 (27:52):
And that is the Bills. But they're in the same division,
which is why I don't think it happens.
Speaker 2 (27:57):
Right, They're like every team that I looked at for
wide receivers in general, there was a reason that it
didn't make sense. Like Seattle, I could see trading for
a receiver, although Tory Horton looked pretty darn good on
Sunday Night. But they're about to pay JSN like they
don't need two guys at that level. Philadelphia is always
(28:18):
going to be in the mix for great players. It
would be hilarious because there was a big Wattle or
DeVante Smith debate back in the day. You know, why
not have both? You you get aj Brown involved in
the trade, get him out of there.
Speaker 4 (28:27):
No, I don't. That's fantasy football. At this point.
Speaker 2 (28:29):
I'm fully expecting Aj Brown to stay on that team.
The other team that came to mind was the Patriots.
I think would invest in a big time receiver, but
again in the division. Hard to imagine that happening. Before
we move on from the Dolphins, though, I do want
to throw to some sound we have of Mike McDaniel
talking about two A ton go I Loa and his
(28:51):
status as the team's starting quarterback.
Speaker 7 (28:53):
This week, we play the players that give us the
best chance to win, and when that changes, or if
that changes, or if somebody else gives us a better shot,
then we adjust there.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
So that that is Mike McDaniel.
Speaker 2 (29:07):
Kind of telegraphing that to Mike the hot seat a
little bit.
Speaker 3 (29:11):
Thanks appreciate it, Mike. That was a non answer, and
it was also an answer at the same time. Thanks,
we appreciate it. Mike, What are they gonna do? What
is benching two really going.
Speaker 6 (29:19):
To improve your chances? I don't know. I don't think
so personally.
Speaker 2 (29:23):
No, but it just it creates a fracture. It creates
just even more obvious schism that I've been picking up on.
And look, it doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to pick up
on it. Like some of the some of the insiders
who seem to be pushing the Mike McDaniel agenda and
blaming everything on Tua and last year at the end
(29:46):
of the year, it seemed to be a little bit
like a Cold war or some disagreement between the two.
Speaker 4 (29:51):
It's just interesting.
Speaker 2 (29:52):
And our guy Ian put it out there that, yeah,
like if he doesn't play well, we could see Quinn
yours or Zach Wilson before the end of the season.
Speaker 6 (30:02):
Wow, just the dark is a dark future.
Speaker 2 (30:07):
Because they I think they are just in a fire
sale mode. Now, that's that's what the Chris Greer firing says.
And we'll move on from the Dolphins. But I do
just want to say Chris Grear firing him was the
most overdue sea change for an organization that has been
stuck in one mind like one mindset of thinking for
(30:28):
almost two and a half decades. Chris Greer has been
there since his father, Bobby Greer was still in the
NFL helping to run the Patriots with Pete Carroll. Chris
Greer is part of the Parcels tree essentially, and so
it's it's a connection. And I know Parcells wasn't there
when Greer first got there, but from Parcels when he
(30:50):
was running the team to Jeff Ireland, Greer was there
around then to Mike Tannenbaum, and Greer was there with
him then and eventually. So it's been this Stephen Ross
was always obsessed with Parcels as like a New York
guy because that's where Ross like, it's been like this
Parcels tree for twenty years. They just need someone that
thinks different, So just get a new guy in there.
Speaker 4 (31:14):
Let's do some quick NFL news before we talked the
trade stuff.
Speaker 2 (31:17):
I just did just want to circle back that Jaden
Daniels could potentially return this season. According to Ian Rappaport,
it wasn't quite as severe as they first believe. A
dislocated elbow, but he will be out for a significant
amount of time and you have to wonder, depending on
where the commanders are when they do when he is
ready to play again, whether it will be worth it.
(31:39):
So we'll see if he ends up playing again this year.
It won't be easier for them because they don't have
Marshaun Lattimore for the rest of the year. A torn
acl and Luke McCaffrey has a broken collar blown is
just brutal. Dan Quinn spoke on Monday about something we
talked about on Sunday Night Show, Nick about why was
Jaydeen Daniels still in that game?
Speaker 5 (32:00):
Any of you have been asking about the thought process
of Jaden being in the game in that situation. I
get that. I've been thinking about honestly NonStop too, And
you know, for me, the answers man, I missed it.
Speaker 4 (32:12):
M interesting.
Speaker 2 (32:14):
You don't normally hear a coach say that. The next day, I'm.
Speaker 4 (32:19):
Surprised, what do you think?
Speaker 6 (32:22):
I mean?
Speaker 3 (32:23):
I tried to give him a little bit of grace
last night when we talked about it and saying like, oh, well,
maybe he wanted to see what they could build, you know,
for the next week but you're right, Like, it's not
often that a coach, you know, takes accountability and full
ownership or something like that. But I think in the
aftermath of such a what was perceived to be such
a significant injury and also just the worst possible outcome
(32:43):
for a team that has already just been well, not
the worst possible but one of the worst possible outcomes
for a team that has been ravaged by injury. What
else can he do there other than admit that, yeah,
I probably should have taken him out.
Speaker 6 (32:54):
That's on me.
Speaker 3 (32:55):
Good on him, you know, good on Dan. He's a
veteran at the coaching ranks. He's he's seen the mountaintop,
he's seen the opposite, and right now he's somewhere stuck
in between.
Speaker 4 (33:04):
Yeah, it might be.
Speaker 2 (33:06):
He's very emotionally intelligent, I think, and it just might
be something where, Look, he's talked with his bosses and
ownership and maybe knows how they feel. He's obviously concerned
for the young man who is the most important guy
in the entire franchise, Jade Daniels, and wants to do
everything possible to support him and wants to take accountability
(33:29):
and show like even though Jayde Daniel would probably disagree
because he's a competitor and that's why he was trying
to get that touchdown like he wants to be out there.
I think that's good on dan Quinn for kind of
being man enough to admit that in that moment, and
it's going to be tough for him managing the next
few weeks and really the rest of this season after.
Speaker 4 (33:48):
Such a great first season.
Speaker 2 (33:50):
Just some quickie news items before we get back to
the trades. Dio Odengbo is out for the season. Pass
rusher for the Bears that got a ton of money
was starting.
Speaker 4 (33:59):
Your boy.
Speaker 2 (34:00):
Kevin Stefanci gave up play calling now to Tommy Reese,
which is surprising. He's always been a good play caller,
so I don't know about that. Josh Simmons is back
with the Chiefs, their rookie tackle and the serious injuries
that we thought happened on Sunday we're all confirmed. Tucker
Craft of the Packers, Michael Williams of the forty nine Ers,
and Michael Hoyt of the Bills all going to be out.
Speaker 4 (34:21):
For the season. So really disappointing.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
Let's get back to the trade talk, though, Okay, we'll
wrap up the show here. I look at Waddle as
a potential guy, I think Breys Hall is more likely.
The thing with the Jets, though, is they could just
decide to franchise tag him next year. And so when
I look at the rest of the list of possible guys,
(34:44):
it's a lot of guys like one that was traded
on Monday, and that was Draymont Jones. It's gonna be
guys traded for fifth round picks that can be upgraded
to a fourth And that's what Draymont Jones was for
the Ravens. Fills a totally important need for them. We're
just they just need another body as a pass rusher.
He'd been playing well for the Titans. He's a big guy,
(35:05):
kind of fits that scheme. That's probably the level of
trades that we'll see on Tuesday, if we see any,
It's probably not going to be like a lot of
Trey Hendrickson and Jalen Wadda, but we can hope for.
Speaker 6 (35:16):
That, yeah, of course, because that makes the headline.
Speaker 3 (35:18):
Drey Mount Jones has a sack in each of his
last four games, had a season high one and a
half sacks, and the loss of the Chargers had like
a stretch of two plays in a row where he
just like destroyed their offensive line and blew up a
Chargers drive.
Speaker 6 (35:29):
Playing really well.
Speaker 3 (35:30):
You know, he's been in multiple stops in his career.
He spent some time in Seattle, you know, was in
Tennessee for half of the season. And it's the type
of trade that is a little bit lower on the
prestige scale for the Ravens than we typically see, because like,
this is a team that in the offseason will go
get a DeAndre Hopkins or they'll go get a veteran
who wants to latch on to chase a ring. But
I think it's very important because, like you said, they
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need bodies. They've suffered a lot of injuries up front.
They have looked better defensively recently, but I think that
they're going to need those types of reinforcements down the road.
Now I'm thinking again about lower level trade guys, and
I'm going to keep it in the division real quick here, Greg, Okay,
what do we think this is the Bengals the worst
defense in the NFL, A team that just crumbled in
(36:12):
heartbreaking fashion so much that they had offensive players criticizing
them in the post game.
Speaker 6 (36:18):
You know, sound in the.
Speaker 3 (36:19):
Locker room Logan Wilson has fallen out of the lineup there.
They are clearly going younger. What does he fetch? Does
anybody want to make a call on him?
Speaker 2 (36:29):
I think he could go to the Colts specifically for
their seventh round pickswap I mean to me, he has
no value essentially. I mean if Keon White can only
get that and Kyle Duggar, that's that's the most that
they should get for Logan Wilson. It's just someone to
(36:49):
pay that salary. The crazy thing is the Bengals are
so like anti making these sort of moves in the season,
even if it makes sense for them, it might not
even happen. But yeah, there's a couple of linebackers available,
him and Pete Werner. I have heard our friend Adam
on the Saints Block Party podcast mentioned that, you know,
(37:10):
some teams have been calling about Pete Werner. But you know,
maybe it's a question of, like Mickey Loomis, is doesn't
even want to necessarily trade the guys he has because
he overvalues them and he wants a higher pick than
you would expect. But I do think the Saints, more
than just about any team, would make sense to make
some trades. Whether it was a Lante Taylor, a pretty
talented cornerback in the last year of his contract, that
(37:33):
would make some sense. Rashid Shaheed, you'd actually get something
good for Rashid Shaheed. I don't know if the Saints
should be trading a guy like him, but he would
make some sense. I can't see them trading Cam Jordan
or it just doesn't make sense after all the time
that he's been there. But Pete Werner is a guy
I could see Juwan Johnson would do. Would a team
(37:54):
want him? I don't think so with his contract.
Speaker 3 (37:56):
I'm trying to yeah, man, I mean a lot of
these guys feel like Saints specific fits. Like I think
I've always undervalued Pete Warner from when he was at
Ohio State into his NFL career, but he feels very
much like a guy who thrives in New Orleans and
really thrived the Dennis Allen scheme more than he does now.
So I don't know if the interest is going to
be worth like the return is going to be worth
(38:18):
moving him. And I think you're right about like, do
you want to trade some of the guys that you
have already when you're still trying to turn this thing around.
I do wonder could Shaheed be a good fit for
the Bills as a field stretcher because he kind of
almost falls the same profile as like who they who
they have in that roster like that, that could be
(38:38):
a trade I could see being made.
Speaker 4 (38:40):
Ooh, that is a good one.
Speaker 2 (38:42):
I mean, I think Rashid Jaheid is underrated, undervalued. He's
gotten better. I was going to compare him to Alec Pears.
Alec Pierce is getting so good right now that I
think that's actually underdoing what Alec Pierce is doing in
a free agency year. We're doing some awards tomorrow and
(39:03):
I was thinking of doing like a what contract year
guy has made himself the most money award and man,
Alec Pierce is up there.
Speaker 4 (39:11):
That's a that's a long way of saying.
Speaker 2 (39:12):
I still think Rashid Shaheed in a Marquez Valdez Scantlon
plus plus plus plus role. He's kind in a Christian
Watsons roll. Even Yeah, Okay, I got there in the
he could help a lot of teams out there. The
other news I didn't mention and I want to mention,
(39:34):
in context of the trade possible trades, is Joe Alt
is going to miss the rest of the season now
devastating news. Their team was so different when he was
on the field to when he wasn't. It's just you
don't see that too often unless the guy is like
a star quarterback or Micah Parsons. That's how important Joe
(39:58):
Alt was. It really bumms me out. It makes me
just lower their ceiling.
Speaker 3 (40:03):
Yep.
Speaker 2 (40:03):
If I think they could maybe make the playoffs because
Herbert's playing so well, They're well coached, there's a lot
of talented people.
Speaker 7 (40:08):
On the team.
Speaker 2 (40:10):
But if they had all I don't know, like, could
they have won that division? Could they have made like
a longer playoff run one some playoff games? You know,
in a pretty wide open AFC. I wasn't counting that out.
I kind of counted out with Joe Al.
Speaker 4 (40:25):
So is there any possible tackle trade they could possibly make? Like,
I don't know what that would be.
Speaker 2 (40:31):
That is tough to do, but it did make me
think because of the timing, could the Chargers make a
trade like that?
Speaker 3 (40:36):
Yeah? Yeah, you know, after getting this news today, I
ran back that game and I keyed it on all
just because I wanted to see, like how different was it,
And it was remarkably different. Like his first off, he's
a great one on one blocker and he's so stout,
but it's also his ability to pick up stunts, pick
up you know, different things that the defense is doing,
(40:57):
and just being a reliable, solid blind side blocker. And
as soon as he was gone, it was immediately magnified.
I think that there was a sack on the very
next play when Salar replaced him. They gave up a
season high six sacks in this game. They're already dealing
with multiple losses at tackle because they lost for Shawn
Slater to start the year, alt had to kick over
(41:17):
from right to left side.
Speaker 6 (41:19):
They lost Bobby Hart in that game. They had to
go back to Trey Pipkins.
Speaker 3 (41:22):
Like they are at the bottom of the depth chart
at the position. And so when this news dropped today
and I was riding it up, I was thinking, God,
who could they trade for? An offensive line is not
like receiver, it's not like cornerback. Once you get past
the starters, the quality drops off. Like the Browns made
a move for Cam Robinson and he has not been
very good for them when he's been on the field
(41:44):
and that was a.
Speaker 4 (41:44):
Guy they traded. If the Chargers traded for Cam Robinson.
Speaker 3 (41:48):
Yeah, I mean you're gonna have to pay for more
than the Browns paid for him. But I could see
that happening. There's just not a lot of options out there.
Speaker 4 (41:55):
Could be his fourth team in two years and yeah,
third time.
Speaker 6 (41:58):
He's in mid season where scenario Cam Robinson.
Speaker 4 (42:02):
Some comments here we'll roll through.
Speaker 2 (42:04):
Greg has kind of eyes to be honest, thank you
very much.
Speaker 6 (42:08):
What does that mean? Does that mean that like you
have a warm heart?
Speaker 4 (42:11):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (42:12):
I think I think I might just they just might
be allergies. Another comment that they like NFL Daily from
the Around the NFL days. Yeah, we appreciate everyone who's
been with us throughout.
Speaker 4 (42:24):
It's different.
Speaker 2 (42:25):
It was really great like meeting so many people in
Ireland and in the UK especially that we're like, you know,
talking about their relationship with around the NFL and that
they love NFL Daily now and Jordan and Shook and
Patrick and they love Heed the Call and it's really
cool that everyone's been with us on that journey. And
let's actually get a question for Shook here one that
I would like to get answered. What is Shooky's squat
(42:47):
pr M.
Speaker 6 (42:49):
It was like low four hundreds in my peak.
Speaker 3 (42:51):
I have not squatted insistently for the last five years
because I had a back injury that makes loading the
spine real rough on me.
Speaker 6 (42:59):
But in my peak it was probably about four oh five.
Speaker 2 (43:02):
Time comes for everyone. Yeah, that's true, especially of offensive linemen.
How about that transition. There's a couple other names are
going to throw out there. Do the Browns have any
offensive lineman available? Does Joel BUTTONI he probably wouldn't even
want to move, But would Joel Botonio or Ethan Pocik
or whyatt Teller? You know, could they ever be available?
(43:24):
How about Kevin Zeitler, former Brown now on the Titans, Like, yeah,
there there could be moves in terms of interior offensive lineman.
I think that would make a lot of sense. And
oh you know what, I have an idea more of
the teams that wouldn't need that, you know what I mean,
like the Chargers, Yeah, Chiefs, like everyone could could use
it in interior offensive lineman. I think that the Brown
(43:47):
succession Planet Right Guard is going to be Zack Zenter
replacing Joel Bottonio when Joel decides to retire.
Speaker 3 (43:52):
I don't think he's available. I don't think why Teller's
available post it. Maybe I don't know. But I also
wonder like could Zenter be available, Like could they move
in to get the right price.
Speaker 2 (44:02):
I don't know sure Djoku would would make sense. Maybe
for sense it's looking for another tight end. We're seeing
all these two tight end sets. It's really going crazy.
I noticed it tonight, you know, with the Cardinals using
their six offensive linemen.
Speaker 4 (44:18):
The league has.
Speaker 2 (44:18):
Gotten pretty wild with it lately, where even teams that
weren't doing it the first half of the season are
suddenly overdosing in six offensive linemen. And I was, I
was thinking about it, and I was like, did Alec
Anderson on the Bills like kind of change the shape
of the NFL this year? Because we would talk about
(44:41):
it Allie Connelly talked about a lot like that six
offensive lineman look for the Bills last year was like
the most efficient play in football. And this year they
don't even use it because they just have a tight
end to be that six offens offensive lineman. It's Spencer Haas,
But you see so many teams doing it and throwing
out of it, and it's been really a f active
for a lot of teams out there. So Dan Skipper,
(45:03):
you know, I'm not saying Alec Anderson's the first ever
six offensive lineman. It's been happening throughout the course of
NFL history, but particularly last year the Bills got tons
of explosive plays in it, so we're seeing.
Speaker 6 (45:13):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (45:14):
What's cool too, is it's beyond like you usually would
see on the goal line, like, for example, the Browns
used defensive tackle aid and Huntington TWU lane guy roll wave.
In goal line situations, they would use a guard you know,
in the I think Nick Harris a backup center, they
would use as like a six lineminer as a blocking fullback.
But now it's being deployed all over the field, which
is just an example of how we could say the
(45:35):
NFL is a pass first league, but can also evolve
in a number of different ways as the mines, you know,
continue to get more and more involved in the pushing
the game forward, and it's fun to watch.
Speaker 2 (45:45):
Yeah, they had Beacham in motion tonight on one running
play that's like a three hundred.
Speaker 6 (45:51):
That's a Trent Williams special, right, there, Kyle.
Speaker 2 (45:55):
And for the most part, these teams are really doing
it to set up some explosive player pass plays to
the tight ends. We'll see what happens in terms of
the trade market. Maybe the Bills get a pass rusher
or cornerback. I could see that potentially happening. I think
the Patriots are very thin at a lot of defensive positions.
(46:15):
I could see them just going for like a depth piece,
and then I really think the Chiefs should should go
get Brisaw. To me, that's the Chiefs trade. That's such
a Chiefs trade. They would be so freaking fast. They
need a running back. They're running backs.
Speaker 4 (46:32):
It's not good.
Speaker 2 (46:33):
I mean, they're making it work, but it would be
so much better with the better back. It shouldn't be
that hard to find a good back. Presawid to the
Chiefs for a third, who says.
Speaker 6 (46:41):
No, I'm on board? Do it, Chiefs?
Speaker 4 (46:44):
Why not?
Speaker 3 (46:44):
You're chasing a title. That's a title chasing move right there.
Speaker 4 (46:49):
We're always chasing titles.
Speaker 2 (46:50):
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(47:31):
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For more than 30 years The River Cafe in London, has been the home-from-home of artists, architects, designers, actors, collectors, writers, activists, and politicians. Michael Caine, Glenn Close, JJ Abrams, Steve McQueen, Victoria and David Beckham, and Lily Allen, are just some of the people who love to call The River Cafe home. On River Cafe Table 4, Rogers sits down with her customers—who have become friends—to talk about food memories. Table 4 explores how food impacts every aspect of our lives. “Foods is politics, food is cultural, food is how you express love, food is about your heritage, it defines who you and who you want to be,” says Rogers. Each week, Rogers invites her guest to reminisce about family suppers and first dates, what they cook, how they eat when performing, the restaurants they choose, and what food they seek when they need comfort. And to punctuate each episode of Table 4, guests such as Ralph Fiennes, Emily Blunt, and Alfonso Cuarón, read their favourite recipe from one of the best-selling River Cafe cookbooks. Table 4 itself, is situated near The River Cafe’s open kitchen, close to the bright pink wood-fired oven and next to the glossy yellow pass, where Ruthie oversees the restaurant. You are invited to take a seat at this intimate table and join the conversation. For more information, recipes, and ingredients, go to https://shoptherivercafe.co.uk/ Web: https://rivercafe.co.uk/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/therivercafelondon/ Facebook: https://en-gb.facebook.com/therivercafelondon/ For more podcasts from iHeartRadio, visit the iheartradio app, apple podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
The Joe Rogan Experience
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.