Jonas Knox talks Brock Purdy, Michigan, and more!

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So the late breaking news out of the NFL is
a little bit of a surprise or a lot of
a surprise, depending on who you talk to. In regards
to brock Purty, Brock Purdy has cleared concussion protocol. He's
got no injury designation, and he is going to start
for the forty nine ers against the Cincinnati Bengals coming

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up tomorrow. Now, the way this laid out and the
way this was unveiled this week, this is a surprise
to some people in the sense that we didn't know
anything about it, and all of a sudden Wednesday rolls around,
Rock Purty pops up on an injury report with the
you know that he's in concussion protocol, and then everybody

(02:21):
starts going back in time and going wait, wait, wait,
how do you get a concussion? So you go back
to Monday night football. You see there was a quarterback
sneak attempt. It Hicks from the Vikings lights him up,
and they go, oh, you know, maybe it was that.
Maybe that would explain why he threw the two interceptions
after that play. Maybe that would explain, you know, some
poor throws and poor decision making. But he talked with

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the media afterwards, and then he talked with coaches afterwards,
and he finished the game. And then he gets on
a plane and he starts feeling symptoms. They have him
checked out when they land, and they realize, hey, this
guy's banged up. He's got a concussion. So he goes
into concussion protocol and so people are looking around kind

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of scratching their.

Speaker 1 (03:07):
Heads, going, well, how does this happen?

Speaker 2 (03:09):
And now you've got people looking around scratching their heads, going, well,
how's he already cleared? That's not the way this works.
I mean, from our understanding, the way we've been told,
based on what happened last year with Tua Tugabailoa and
Kenny Pickett and other players who have suffered concussions, there's

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no way that you suffer a concussion, you go into
concussion protocol the same week, and then what three days later,
you're already cleared concussion protocol and you're ready to start
on Sunday against the Bengals. None of it makes any sense.
And the reason why it doesn't make any sense is

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because we don't know what the hell we're talking about.
And this was my point last year with the Tua
concussion conversation, when everybody wanted to criticize the Dolphins and
say they got this wrong, and say, oh my god,
there it was reckless what they did to Tua, and
they put Tua out there and he could have ruined

(04:11):
his career, and blah blah blah blah blah. We don't
know how this stuff works. Like you're gathering information in
real time, and you can go down the CTE road
and you can go down well, you know, these guys,
we have no idea how this stuff works. Not everybody's
body is the same as everybody else's. That's my favorite

(04:34):
thing about dieting. I love this thing when it comes
to dieting. My favorite partisan people tell you, well, this
is the diet you should do.

Speaker 1 (04:44):
Yeah, why is that? Well, because it works for me.

Speaker 2 (04:47):
Okay, Well, it's funny because I remember being taught growing
up that no two people were exactly the same. Yet
there's one diet that works for everybody. At some point
you got to make it make sense. And at some
point you've got to look at injuries in the NFL,
like concussions and how they go about it, like concussion protocol,

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and recognize nobody's the same. There's no two concussions that
are alike. We don't know how your body's gonna respond,
We don't know when it's going to happen, and we
also don't know whether or not a player is on
board with wanting to sit out with a concussion, and
whether or not they just want to play. And they're
going to come up with some other reasoning as to why.

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You can blame independent neurologists on the sidelines, you can
blame the teams for being reckless. At a certain point,
it comes down to the player. Hines Ward used every
time he got to crack to the head and he
knew they were going to check him for a concussion,
he used to reach down and check his knee in
his ankle to buy himself some time try and play it.

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Off like it's just my knee and my ankle. Could
He may not even even landed on the ground or
hurt his knee or banged his knee up, but he
knew they were going to check him for something, and
so if he grabbed at his knee and kind of
walked it off a little bit, then he could come
back and return to action. Brock Purty being able to
play three days after going on the concussion protocol.

Speaker 1 (06:15):
List just shows you we don't know what the hell
we're talking about.

Speaker 2 (06:21):
And to sit up here and criticize teams like the
Dolphins or the Niners or anybody else who have gone
through this and have cleared players to play just shows
you we're on the outside looking in and we don't
know what these guys are going through. When it comes
to concussions, now, other injuries and again we're gonna touch

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on that later on, don't make a whole lot of sense,
and that's why you have to ask the question. But
when it comes to concussions, man, this is a fluid situation.
And I'll say it right now. If brock Purty goes out,
God forbid, If brock Purty goes out and play Cincinnati
tomorrow and suffers another hit and gets another concussion. I

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don't want to hear anybody tell me that the forty
nine ers are reckless in how they handle brock Party.
I don't want to hear any of it because he
was cleared, he is cleared concussion protocol. Do you actually
think they're going to send him out there if they
think there's a legitimate risk. Do you think those doctors,

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after all the heat Miami got last year, do you
think those doctors are going to put their credibility and
their medical knowledge and their degrees and their licenses and
everything else on the line to clear brock parity a
couple of days after he goes into concussion protocol unless
they're absolutely certain that he's not running the risk of

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suffering a double concussion. Do you really believe that's the case,
because I don't. So if he goes out there tomorrow
and he takes a hit and suffers a concussion, I
don't want to hear anybody after the fact trying to
blame it on the forty nine ers. They followed the rules,
buy the book. They've had him checked, they've had him
looked at, and brock Party will suit up tomorrow for

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the San Francisco forty nine ers. But unfortunately, now the
Niners have put themselves in a spot to where everybody's
gonna be watching that game and they're gonna look for
anything that's off when it comes to Brock Party.

Speaker 1 (08:20):
Any little thing, and they're going to try and.

Speaker 2 (08:22):
Play the blame game. That's the way this stuff works.
Jonas Knox here on Fox Sports Radio. Something's back, though,
I'll tell you that right now. You know what's back.
You hear that knocking on the door. You know what
it is, Mother nature saying hey, a holes, forget about me.

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Are you watching what is happening this weekend in the
world of football, Because there's been a lot of people,
myself included, that are going, hey, what are we going
to get.

Speaker 1 (08:52):
Some fall weather? For God's sakes.

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you know, high fifties, low sixties, little bit of rain fall, foliage,
and I'm like, all right, it feels like we're here.
And then you come back out to southern California and
it's ninety five and there's bo everywhere, and it was
a little bit depressing. And then I go to turn
on Big Noon Kickoff starring Rob Stone, Matt Liiner, mark

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Ingram urban Meyer and some other guy, and I'm watching
the show and they look really cold, and then you
look it up and you go, oh, it's like in
the thirties out there in Lawrence, Kansas. Oh, and we're
going to have a lightning delay to go along with it.
Poor weather is back, and it ain't just at the

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college level. Have you seen what Sunday's games in the
NFL is shaping up to be. We got problems, Okay,
you got near a one hundred percent chance of rain
in the jag Steelers game at the Jimmy Hoffabowl, the
Jets and the Giants. We're looking at rain in that
one as well too. Patriots, Dolphins, don't worry about it.

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We got rain there.

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Oh And By the.

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Way, there's a real chance of snow in Chiefs Broncos,
and we got rain in the forecast for Vikings Packers.
If you were looking around going, hey, when's fall weather
going to show up? What are we going to get?
Some fall football and some inclement weather and some teams
having to go through some difficult stuff while we stand
on the outside and watch a potential snow or rain

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hear more about the Jimmy Hoffabowl. Now, for those of
you wondering why we called the Jets Giant game the
Jimmy Hoffable, we were talking about all the games that

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are impacted by weather. Like weather is like actually showing
up this weekend about damn time, but all the games
that are impacted by weather. One of those, because we've
got rain in the forecast, is the Jets Giants game. Now,
you can't say Jets at Giants or Giants at Jets
because they play in the same place. But I'm calling
it the Jimmy Hoffiball because there was a conspiracy back

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in the day that at the old meadow Lions Meadowlands
Stadium that Jimmy Hoffer's body was buried there. All right,
the mob boss the team stirred Jimmy Hoffa it was
buried at the stadium. Now we don't actually know whether
or not that's true, but it's a conspiracy theory, and
so people would throw it out there and it's just,

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you know, one of those fun things to kind of
bring up to try and you know, teach modern day
at football fans who are maybe new to this whole thing.
Maybe a couple of football fans out there were like,
you know, I just started getting into football because I realized,
you know, I could play fantasy football a few years ago.
You probably don't remember that that was a conspiracy back
in the day, but that was a conspiracy back in
the day that Jimmy Hoffer's body was buried at the

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meadowlands underneath Giant Stadium slash Jets Stadium, And so what
the hell else you want me to call it Jets
and Giants? You want to break down Daniel Jones potentially
versus Zach Wilson all pass So we called the Jimmy Hoffebull.
Nothing wrong with that. You know what I'm calling the
Colts and the Saints the Mediocre Bowl one and know

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why both teams are mediocre? We need names. Okay, it's
about branding here. So for those of you who want
to print up a T shirt con called the Jimmy
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You know, I didn't think this was possible, and somehow
somebody has figured out a way to make this possible.
Deshaun Watson as the victim. This is it's breathtaking stuff.
What is happening now? Ryan Clark, who's an analyst for

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ESPN who took time out of his busy schedule fat.

Speaker 1 (16:33):
Shaming to a tug of iloa. He is now.

Speaker 2 (16:38):
Presented Deshaun Watson as a sympathetic figure and a borderline
victim to a joke made by Brady Quinn earlier this
week on social media. Now, if you're new to this,

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and by the way, for those of you thinking, well,
this is just weekend sports radio, you guys don't actually
have a budget or anything like you guys, It's.

Speaker 1 (17:06):
Like, you know, this is low end radio. My ass.

Speaker 2 (17:10):
That's an actual violinist that we have hired, right, that's
the kind of budget we have. We have hired a
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And you know, Ryan Clark, I mean, keep it going. Listen,

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We're not paying you. Just stop after four minutes or
after four seconds, So.

Speaker 1 (17:34):
Keep it going.

Speaker 2 (17:35):
We need the violins going, so Ryan Clark. For those
of you that are new to this, Quincy Avery, who's
Deshaun Watson's I mean, we'll call it throwing coach if
that's his throwing coach based on what we've seen this year.
I don't know how he is, but he's his throwing

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coach or his private quarterback coach. He's also Deshaun Watson's
biggest fan boy. Quincy Avery was upset because we were
talking on the morning show this week and we were
just trying to figure out what the hell is going
on with Deshaun Watson, and Brady Quinn said, Dude, it's
almost like he doesn't want to play, Like it feels
like he got his money and he doesn't want to
play because none of it adds up, and so Quincy

(18:20):
got upset with that and then started doing the whole
well if I see you in person crap, and you know,
all the tough guy stuff and blah blah blah blah blah.
And so Brady Quinn made a massage joke. I mean,
it was a good joke. He said, you know, we
should really massage this whole thing out and try and
find a happy ending. I mean, it's a legitimate joke.
It's a good joke. It was well played, and apparently,

(18:44):
you know, that's just not acceptable anymore, all right, So
apparently people were upset by that. And you know, now
you got everybody that wants to stick up for Massage Watson,
I mean Deshaun Watson, and they want to like go
ahead and like, you know, take up for this guy.
Ryan Clark is the latest. You know, he decided to
go after you know, Brady Quinn and his fellow frat
boys for trying to make a joke about this and

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blah blah. You know all the other things that came
along with it. And you're probably wondering, well, how how
could Ryan Clark kpe up for massage? I mean Deshaun
Watson in this sense, like how could he do it? Well,
it's easy. He pulled the race card from the bottom
of the deck. Because that's that's what this.

Speaker 1 (19:29):
Is all about.

Speaker 2 (19:30):
Race. It's all about race, you know, like it's that's
what this is all about.

Speaker 1 (19:37):
Now it makes sense.

Speaker 2 (19:39):
So that is why Brady Quinn and myself and LaVar
Arrington have asked questions about this whole Deshaun Watson shoulder
injury issue because of the race thing.

Speaker 1 (19:54):
You know, we're just you know, it's all about race.

Speaker 2 (19:58):
So of course now you've got the there's people oh yeah,
have Corey all man, it makes so much sense now,
like that that's where this is all coming from. I mean,
it's never mind the fact that the Cleveland Browns and
Deshaun Watson and everybody involved with this injury situation have
butchered it from the get go, absolutely butchered it. And

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so what's wrong with asking questions? I mean, tell me
if this makes any sense to you whatsoever, Like somebody
explained this to me how this makes sense? Because I
want to know that we're all on the same page here, okay,
because I want to make sure that we all understand
what's happening, right, So, originally Deshaun Watson, who finished a game,

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by the way, let's play this. He finished the game
against the Titans and played well, his best game as
a Brown by far. So all of a sudden, you know,
he's expected to practice and expected to be there, and
then like about forty five minutes, it's before kickoff, he
doesn't play. It's like, okay, well that's a little odd.

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So he doesn't play, and the Browns go out there
and they get wiped out by the Ravens, and okay,
I mean, we thought he was ready to go. We
thought he was okay. It doesn't make any sense. His
own coach the following week says he was cleared to play.
He was cleared to play and decided not to, okay,

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And reportedly there were teammates of Deshaun Watson's who were
a little bit puzzled by it.

Speaker 1 (21:37):
As well, too. Huh, that's weird. He was cleared to play.

Speaker 2 (21:39):
Why didn't he play? It's weird, doesn't make any sense.
It's like, okay, so cleared to play, doesn't play. Then
he's got a bye week, you would assume he's healthier.
Then there's a game against the forty nine ers and
still doesn't play. None of it makes sense, none of

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it adds up. Then decides to come back and play
against the Indianapolis Colts, goes out with an injury. They
check him for a concussion, he's cleared, there's no further
damage to the shoulder, but still doesn't come back and play.
Now you're probably thinking, well, why do you know there's

(22:21):
no further damage to the shoulder because they did an
MRI postgame there was no further damage. There was swelling,
but there was no further damage. And then he's expected
to not play this week either and they're in Seattle. Well,
listen to me, and he's a slow healer. Okay, hold on,

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because now Deshaun Watson's PR team or whoever's working for
the Browns or who knows, maybe it's Ryan Clark, is
feeding Adam Schefter information. Because now you got Adam Schefter
who was saying earlier this week, well, the injury Deshaun
Watson is going through, it's like a four to six
week process to six week injury. You know we see
this in baseball. Okay, then why didn't you just put

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him on IR initially if you knew he was gonna
be out this long?

Speaker 1 (23:10):
Why the delay?

Speaker 2 (23:12):
If it's a four to six week injury, why didn't
you just put him on four weeks on the IR?

Speaker 1 (23:16):
What's the problem?

Speaker 2 (23:18):
Well, because it's week to week. Wait a second, but
you're telling me you knew it was a four to
six week injury initially.

Speaker 1 (23:26):
Yet why was he cleared? Why was he week to week?

Speaker 4 (23:30):
Like?

Speaker 2 (23:30):
None of it makes sense, None of it adds up,
and so all you're doing is asking questions, Hey, what's really.

Speaker 1 (23:39):
Going on here? Does he want to play?

Speaker 4 (23:41):
Like?

Speaker 2 (23:42):
Nobody's questioning the guy's quote unquote toughness. Nobody's doing that.
He said he's been through injuries before. Just want to
know why isn't he playing? What's the problem. Well, he's
got a four to six weeks injury. Okay, Well, then
why didn't you just put him on IR?

Speaker 7 (23:56):
Well?

Speaker 2 (23:56):
No, no, no, because it's week to week Okay. Did he
reaggravate the injury? No, so no further damage at all
through all this? No?

Speaker 1 (24:02):
Okay, So then is he ready to go or not? No,
he's not ready this week. Okay.

Speaker 2 (24:06):
None of it makes sense, It doesn't add up. So
don't get pissed off because people are asking questions about
what's going on in Cleveland with Deshaun Watson. Don't get
upset about it and then try and pull the race
card after the fact because somebody made a massage joke,
Like all of a sudden, we gotta break out the

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violins and have a pity party for Deshaun Watson because
somebody made a massage joke. Like, I don't know if
you know this or not. Have you seen some of
the jerseys that have been lying around. I believe it
was a game against Cincinnati last year where somebody had
a mannequin sitting on a massage table with a Deshaun Watson.

Speaker 1 (24:42):
Jersey out in the parking lot.

Speaker 2 (24:43):
Okay, Like, let's not pretend like this is you know,
like we're just now taking the blinders off, like we're
at the Breeders' Cup and we're looking around going, oh
my god, all this is happening. No, it's been going
on a long time because the guy's a weirdo. Like
all of this is out there. But don't get pissed
off when you give an explanation that doesn't make sense

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and then give another one that doesn't make sense, and
then give another one that doesn't make sense. Inter upset
because people are asking more questions. It's like if your
wife goes out of town or goes out for the
night and she comes back and says, who really long

(25:25):
lines in the grocery store? God, I can't believe I
was there, and you ask her where are the groceries?
The I just I got tired of waiting in line. Huh, okay, Well,
how come you smell like cologne? Well, because I sampled

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one of them while I was in line. And okay,
where's your car? Why did you uber home? Well, I
mean I lost my kids. Like, if you just keep
getting bogus answer after bogus answer, or suspect answer after
suspect answer, don't get annoyed or pissed off or pull
the race card when people ask questions, because that's all

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anybody's trying to do is figure out what the hell
is going on because none of the explanations make any sense.
Jonas Knox here Fox Sports Radio. By the way, speaking
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In the NFL.

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Speaker 6 (26:56):
You know, when you're sitting at the chair at the
desk and you're hosting, your feet are dangling. You don't
hit the ground with them. I didn't realize that. So
it's a good thing to.

Speaker 1 (27:06):
Stop looking at my feet. Rex.

Speaker 2 (27:08):
Okay, okay, don't worry about my feet.

Speaker 3 (27:10):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (27:10):
Well, hey, the forty nine Ers quarterback Brock Purty seems
to be in line to be starting in tomorrow's game
against the Bengals as he has cleared concussion protocol, so sorry,
Sam Darnold, No, you thought you were going to have
an opportunity there, Raiders, said coast Josh McDaniels, tabbing quarterback
Jimmy Garoppolo as QB one for Monday Night versus the
Lions after Garoppolo experienced backsretis as far as college football

(27:35):
is concerned. Number four Florida State is demonizing Wake Forest
thirty four to ten, seven twenty two to go in
the third quarter. Jordan Travis, I'm not sure and yeah,
so he's has three hundred and seven yards passing three
touchdown tosses and he has six thirty five to go
in the third quarter. There at the half where Fox is,

(27:56):
Kansas is traily. Number six Oklahoma twenty one to seven.
Sooners core to back dealing Gabriel and I was throwing
a pick six. And Number ten Pence State is suffering
over Indiana twenty four to fourteen, about a minute to
go in the third quarter. Don't forget coming up add
three thirty eastern time. Number one Georgia will be going

(28:17):
toe to toe against Florida. Back to a guy who's
got nine toes. Yeah, Joe miss knocks.

Speaker 2 (28:24):
Number what you know, I always I'm telling you man,
I always feel better about myself after I do shows
with you, do you Yeah? You likee to point out
every single personal defect. I'm surprised you.

Speaker 1 (28:34):
Haven't brought up my veneers.

Speaker 6 (28:35):
What do you want to do called toilet lids? What
about your glass act manly? Oh, I thought those were dentures. Sorry, no,
definitely not.

Speaker 1 (28:42):
I wish they were'd be cheaper. Yeah, well just give
it a give it five years.

Speaker 6 (28:46):
The way that you know, you're eating the sugar and
you'll be wearing all those pretty soon.

Speaker 1 (28:51):
I don't eat sugar. Knock it off.

Speaker 2 (28:52):
I don't either. You can say about me, they just
don't tell me I eat sugar. You don't need what's
less than you had a sweet? What do you do
for Halloween? Do you look a jehoa was witnessed? Kids
come to the door, and you like, have the cops called?

Speaker 1 (29:04):
What do you do for Halloween?

Speaker 6 (29:06):
You know I'm actually trying to figure that out because
I am so anti sugar.

Speaker 1 (29:10):
I'll tell you what.

Speaker 6 (29:11):
Not eating processed sugar makes it for a very cheap
dentist bill. It is, by the way, you don't have
to worry about having a cavity, and I know Jonas
that you know when you were in your younger years, Like,
I mean, you've got one crown after another.

Speaker 1 (29:25):
But you and I have learned. So I'm trying to
figure it out.

Speaker 6 (29:27):
I don't want to give out candy so and then
toothbrushes is just I'm not a dentist.

Speaker 1 (29:31):
I don't want to be that guy. So what do
I do? Do I give out? Like maybe like have
like a little bobbing for apples? That's kind of creepy.

Speaker 2 (29:37):
Yeah, definitely is creepy, especially the way you just said it.
Now Here's now. I will say this that years ago,
years and years ago, my ex at the time we
went trick or treating. She had some beasts and nephews
that wanted to go around the neighborhoods and we went
trick or treating, and you know, like in her area
it was like a really nice like they lived like
a really nice like for sure part of the bout, I.

Speaker 1 (29:59):
Mean really nice. It's like where you're from.

Speaker 2 (30:00):
Yeah, no, absolutely not. In fact, when I rolled up
in my produce truck, they were like, all right, a
little late to be gardening, so what are you doing here?
Like people are like checking the back of my trolley,
where's the lawnmower? And the heartbreak? But so I pulled up.
I had no business being there, not where I come from.
It's not a place for me. But we show up
there and we're walking around with the kids that are treating,

(30:20):
and you know, as one of them walks down from
the house and they're like really confused, and you just
hear the kid yell, what is a slim fast bar?
And so like the neighbors were handing out slim fast bars.

Speaker 1 (30:33):
To the kids. It's is just a brilliant move.

Speaker 2 (30:37):
You know, there's nothing like fat shaving a child like
that's always the I mean, you know, it's like something
Ryan Clark would do to Tua, you know what I mean.

Speaker 6 (30:44):
Well, you shouldn't worry about having to be at home
and dishing out the candy because there's no age limit
for trick or treating with you.

Speaker 2 (30:51):
Yeah, that is you know, I screw you family, all right,
you go back to your hole. I will give them
another month to think about it, all right. So it
is Jonas Knox here on Fox Sports Radio. By the way,
we're gonna have another edition of Do You Care coming
up here and we'll call about ten minutes from now
from the tairaq dot com studios. But right now it
is time to dust off and oldie, but a goodie.

(31:14):
It's a little something that we call the tg FG
Game of the Week and it belongs to this.

Speaker 5 (31:20):
Week Falcons and Titans.

Speaker 2 (31:27):
That's right, baby, it is the TGFG Game of the week.

Speaker 1 (31:31):
You're probably wondering what does that mean.

Speaker 2 (31:33):
Well, let's see thank God for gambling game of the week,
and it stars those Atlanta Falcons at the Tennessee Titans.
We're right now, courtesy of our friends at DraftKings, the
Atlanta Falcons are two and a half point favorites.

Speaker 1 (31:46):
Now you're probably.

Speaker 2 (31:47):
Wondering, well, so what do you mean like to thank
God for gambling game of the week.

Speaker 1 (31:50):
Let's be honest here.

Speaker 2 (31:52):
Atlanta's borderline unwatchable and I don't want to hear anything
about them having a winning record.

Speaker 1 (31:57):
How they're winning games?

Speaker 2 (31:58):
I have no idea because Desmond Ridder can't help but
make mistakes.

Speaker 1 (32:04):
Hey, look at this, not ready to run into the
end zone.

Speaker 2 (32:07):
Got myself a surefire rushing touchdown to make it a
two score game.

Speaker 1 (32:11):
What do you think I'm gonna do here?

Speaker 2 (32:12):
How about option A throw the ball out a bound
so the touchdown doesn't count, like that would be nice.
And then spot Tampa Bay on the touchback twenty extra yards.
Brilliant move. Brilliant move by Desmond Rinder in the Atlanta Falcons.
If not for Young Wayku, I have no idea how
this team is winning games this year. And then on
the flip side, he got the Tennessee Titans, who have

(32:33):
basically shot up a flare gun into the sky and said,
everybody's for sale.

Speaker 1 (32:37):
What do you mean by everybody?

Speaker 2 (32:39):
Well, Kevin Byard, if you'd like Derek Henry make an offer.
I mean, listen, DeAndre Hopkins just got here. But don't
worry about it. The Ryan Tannehill era is over in Tennessee.
They're now doing the double quarterback move where it's gonna
be will Levis starting the game, a Malik Willis might
pick up some reps in between, Like I love Mike Rable,

(33:00):
I love what Tennessee's done over the past several years.
But they're telling you it's over, we're rebuilding, and we're
gonna try some things out. Well, let's go ahead and
try out the first ever edition of the Thank God
for Gambling Game of the week in twenty twenty three,
and we're gonna try it out with the Falcons and
the Titans, because if it wasn't for gambling, nobody's watching

(33:20):
this disaster.

Speaker 1 (33:22):
Jonas Knox, Fox Sports Radio.

Speaker 2 (33:23):
Get me on Twitter at the Jonas Knox at the
Jonas Knox on Twitter. Coming up next here, it's time
for some upbeat sports talk radio. We're gonna tell you
the truth about several storylines in the world of sports
from the past several days. And it's time for another
edition of Do You Care Next? Jonas Knox, Fox Sports
Radio coming up top of next hour. We'll call it

(33:45):
a little over twelve minutes from now from the Tairaq
dot Com studios. We did get some good news in
the NFL not long ago, but it also is kind
of a bummer, a little bit of a bummer, all right,
So we'll explain what that is coming up here for
several people in a little over twelve.

Speaker 1 (34:03):
Minutes from now. It's a little bit disappointing. I'll be
honest with you.

Speaker 2 (34:05):
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I think there's some
people out there that we're curious about something and now
we're not going to get to see it apparently, so
we'll get into that for you again. Top of next
hour here on FSR, a quick update around college football.
Some of the top games that are underway, they are
at halftime. You're probably wondering, why the hell are they
just at halftime between Oklahoma and Kansas.

Speaker 1 (34:24):
Well, it's easy.

Speaker 2 (34:25):
When you get thirty degree temperatures and lightning in the area.
Apparently you got to stop the game. So a little
bit of a weather delay there. But Oklahoma has bounced back.
They were trailing early. They seem to have rebounded from
the weather delay and now have a twenty one seventeen
lead over Kansas. There on Fox, you've also got Jordan
Travis who has three touchdowns. Florida State has a thirty

(34:47):
four to ten lead over Wake Forest, and then you've
got Penn State, number ten in the country, coming off
that disappointing performance, and it was a disappointing start against Indiana,
but they are early in the fourth quarter there, Penn
State whole holding on to a twenty four to twenty
one lead over Indiana. And by the way, I believe,
I believe Penn State was a thirty two point favorite

(35:09):
over the Indiana Hoosiers I believe I have that correct.
Over the two win Indiana Hoosiers and find themselves in
a dog fight at home. Not great, not ideal for
Penn State, but they at least are leading that game
and looking to move to seven and one on the
year and four and one in the Big Ten. All right, So,
without further ado, though, it is time for something we

(35:29):
do on this show every single week, and it's called this.

Speaker 3 (35:32):
There are so many stories in the world of sports,
and most of them are a complete waste of time.
Dmzer reports, let's get kinky. Here's some of the big
stories from the last week. But Jonas, the real question
is do you care?

Speaker 2 (35:48):
And for that we turn it over to our executive
producer Bo Benzon to find out what the hell people
have been talking about. Bo.

Speaker 9 (35:53):
All right, so the NBA is going to be investigating
the circumstances that surround Sixers guard G James Harden missing
the team's nationally televised opener against the Bucks. Again, that's
a new rule the NBA has in places here where
you have to have an actual reason to miss one
of these games. Jonas, do you care at all?

Speaker 2 (36:10):
No?

Speaker 1 (36:10):
I don't care.

Speaker 2 (36:12):
I'm so tired of this the NBA trying to make
it seem like this is a serious matter and they're
really looking out for the betterment of everybody involved, when
they're the ones who are the problem and presented this
problem to the country and to NBA fans the entire time.
Because again, and it bears repeating, Adam Silver is a
kiss ass to the players.

Speaker 1 (36:32):
He was a kiss ass.

Speaker 2 (36:33):
From the jump. Wanted to show that he was different
than Stern. I'm not the same guy as Stern. Don't
worry about me. I'm not gonna get on you about
what you wear, and blah blah blah, blah blah. And
now the toothpastes out of the tube and they're scrambling
to try and figure this out and put it back in. Sorry,
I'm over it. Like this is the NBA's problem, they
can lie in it.

Speaker 9 (36:52):
Next, the Texas Rangers are selling a three sandwich combo
at the World Series. It's going to cost you two
hundred and fifty dollars, all six feet long. They're called
the three Strike Lobster Roll, the Boomstick Burger, and the
Boomstick Hot Dog.

Speaker 1 (37:06):
Do you care? Yeah? I do, because I love it.

Speaker 2 (37:08):
Just a quick follow up here now you're getting So
you're getting all three of these for two hundred and
fifty dollars.

Speaker 9 (37:13):
Yeah, and they're all six feet long, so that's uh
eighteen feet of sandwiches there.

Speaker 2 (37:18):
So we're looking so like what they're telling you is
that a boomstick burger is like eighty plus dollars? Now,
can you like if you just now, is it one
of these like store item scams where they're like, buy
three of the same and say five dollars? You know, like,
is it like if you just want to go boomstick
hot dog, what's going to run you like a hundred bucks?
So they're like, hey, you may as well buy all
three for two fifty. Like what are you actually getting?

Speaker 9 (37:41):
So I am looking at a picture of I guess
the boomstick hot dog, maybe the burger, but it is
a long cheeseburger smothered and chili with onion rings and halopenios. Again,
I feel like we kind of need to get Ryan
Bursching or on the phone to explain this because I'm.

Speaker 2 (37:56):
Going to say he's probably on a flight to Texas.
He's probably still got a Corey Seager jersey lying around somewhere.

Speaker 1 (38:02):
But I just.

Speaker 2 (38:05):
I don't get it, man, Look I'm I'm not. I
don't understand buffets and the love for buffets, Like, to me,
it's a waste of money, Like, like, you don't have
to have three plates of food. It's okay just to
have one. Like you know, well it's only twenty bucks
for a buffet. Yeah, but if you got one meal'll
be ten bucks. You don't need the extra two to
try and justify what you paid for. This seems a

(38:27):
bit excessive.

Speaker 9 (38:28):
Next, Russell Wilson, he rented out a waffle house for
his wife Sierra's birthday, but of course, in classic Russell
Wilson fashion, he had to make it weird. He He's
quoted in the video saying, I know that pregnant belly
wants some waffles and some eggs talking to his wife, Sierra,
who is pregnant with their child. So, yeah, Jonas, do

(38:49):
you care at all? Because this is this is just
weird to me and I don't really want to talk
about it anymore.

Speaker 2 (38:53):
I mean, yeah, and I was gonna celebrate it. I
didn't understand the caption behind anybody wh's ever been to
waffle house. It's a wonderful place. I mean smothered covered
in pepper. That's all you need to know about your hash,
all right. That was a strict instructions given to me
by Andy Ferman. The first time I went to a
waffle house, he said, smothered covered in pepper, gravy, cheese,
and Halapanio's, and that's the way you do it. Their

(39:15):
coffee's fantastic. Fun fact. Last time I was in a
waffle house was last year in Kentucky for the Breeders'
Cup before the show The Friday Show on two pros
and a cup of Joe Brady Quinn and I walked
in there at like five point fifteen in the morning
and the guy behind the counter said, where you guys
headed to prom?

Speaker 1 (39:33):
That's we're all dressed up.

Speaker 2 (39:34):
And I was like, okay, well, fair enough, fair play
to you, but a great place.

Speaker 1 (39:39):
Weird. Caption by Russell Wilson.

Speaker 9 (39:41):
Next, Taylor Swift might not be attending another one at
Travis Kelsey's games. Her tour is set to resume shortly,
I believe, in the next couple of weeks here in Argentina,
so we won't be seeing her anymore. Do youcare?

Speaker 1 (39:52):
No, I don't care. Let's move on.

Speaker 2 (39:54):
This is the most force fed NFL story of all time.

Speaker 9 (39:57):
Next, Poison frontman Breton Mike has adopted a six year
old husky from Nebraska that was named Brett and Michaels.
The dog became famous for saving the life of a
one month old kitten that was suffering from flea anemia. Jonas,
do you care?

Speaker 5 (40:12):
No, I don't care.

Speaker 2 (40:14):
Why is this like Brett Michaels so he had to adopt.
I don't listen. If you got a small animal with
some problems, there's.

Speaker 1 (40:24):
A quick fix here.

Speaker 2 (40:25):
It's a pack of coyotes right up the road. I
just throw it out there and see what happens, like
a magic trick. Well, we did get a little bit
of good news. The problem is it's a it's kind
of a bummer for some people on the outside. We'll
explain what that is here coming up in just a
couple of moments from now, Jonas Knox, Fox Sports Radio.
You can listen to this show as always on the

(40:46):
iHeartRadio app. You can find us on hundreds of affiliates
all across the country and wherever the hell you are
making us a part of your Saturday afternoon. We appreciate
you doing So we are going to take you all
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ten thousand recommended installers. Tire rack dot com the way
tire buying should be. So we got ourselves some college
football and some interesting developments in college football. Most notably,
we've got ourselves, as Brian Fenley mentioned, Oklahoma with a
twenty one seventeen lead over Kansas. We also had some

(41:30):
conspiracy theorists out there who were speculating, isn't it interesting
that when Kansas has a lead over Oklahoma, who's quietly
sitting at seven and zero and six in the country,
that all of a sudden there would be a weather
delay with lightning and then thirty degree weather and all that.
The problem is this game was at Kansas. I can
understand if it was in Norman, Oklahoma. I get all

(41:50):
that it's in Kansas, it's in Lawrence. I find it
hard to believe that Kansas would try and screw themselves
over by faking a weather delay. I'm all for the conspiracies.
I think it's fun. It's fun to hear somebody else's perspective, especially.

Speaker 1 (42:06):
When they don't really add up.

Speaker 2 (42:07):
A majority of them don't much like this one, but
it's you gotta tie things together here, and I don't
feel like they've tied that one together here. So a
lot of speculation out there, but that has been thrown
out via social media. Some people out there feeling like
Kansas got screwed by the weather delay. I find it
hard to believe that the local weather stations in Lawrence
would try and screw themselves. Find that hard to believe,

(42:28):
but anything's possible. So that's the update on the very
close game in the world of college football. And then
Penn State. We're monitoring that because they're struggling against Indiana,
but you know.

Speaker 1 (42:40):
We'll keep you updated on that as well too.

Speaker 2 (42:42):
Here's something that's a little bit of a bummer. Now,
if you listened earlier, we were talking about it, and
if you've heard Brian Finley on the updates, you know
that it's a little bit of a surprising development. Brock
Purdy has been cleared to play so he will be
in the starting lineup at quarterback for the forty nine
ers as they take on the Cincinnati Bengals tomorrow game

(43:04):
of the day. And there's some people that are taken
back by that because they can't figure out how brock
Purty has already cleared concussion protocol. And I was making
the point earlier. It just goes to show you when
it comes to concussions, we don't know what the hell
we're talking about. That it's you know, it'd be one
thing if we're talking about Deshaun Watson, who he's been

(43:27):
cleared medically for weeks and still isn't playing, and it
doesn't add up and doesn't make sense, and even his
own teammates were a little surprised why he didn't play
one of these games over the past few weeks, Like
none of it makes sense. But when it comes to concussions,
you just don't know. And so what you know, you
got all the criticism that the Dolphins got with the

(43:49):
handling of two attagobay Low it'said, well, the independent neurologists
shouldn't have cleared him, Okay, but what if he passed
the tests? Like what I mean, what if he passed
all this. I mean, you tell me he didn't get
tested like there just was not Like we just like
a lot of this stuff, we still have no idea
what we're dealing with. Then concussions are the same thing.

(44:10):
And so my old point was, look, the forty nine
ers are going to send brock Party out tomorrow if
he gets a concussion. I don't want to hear anybody
say that the forty nine ers were being reckless by
sending him out tomorrow. He's cleared concussion protocol. I find
it hard to believe he would have been cleared this
soon after going into the protocol unless they weren't certain.

(44:31):
There's no residual effect from what is happening now that
whatever happens tomorrow is separate to the discussion. But there
is a disappointing portion to all this. Now we're not
going to get to see Sam Donald play. And you're
probably asking you, so, why is that a bummer? Like

(44:51):
it's better if Brock pretty plays. He's a better quarterback
than Sam Donald. Okay, yeah, but it would have made
things a little bit more enjoyable for me person, because
I want to see Sam Donald with an actual supporting cast.

Speaker 1 (45:05):
Like the Niners.

Speaker 2 (45:06):
And this has nothing to do with the system, quarterback
crap or any of that. I'm just fascinated to see
what Sam Donald would look like with an actual supporting cast.
Because the Jets were the Jets, then there was the Panthers.
You know, it's kind of like, what has he really had?
And again, this is good news for the Niners and
good news for brock perty that he's back and he's

(45:27):
healthy and he's at a concussion protocol and he will
be a part of this game. But it just would
have been maybe a little bit more interesting just to
see what things would have been.

Speaker 8 (45:36):
Like.

Speaker 2 (45:37):
Yeah, it's like when you find out last minute that
your wife is going to be joining you for some event. Like,
you know, it's great that she's there, you love her,
you love hanging out with her, but it's like, eh,
would have been kind of nice to, you know, be
solo on this event. You know, it would have been
nice to get out there. Now, if you're a guy

(45:58):
listening to this in the car, you can't acknowledge this
and can't admit that it's true. But you and I
both know that's a fact, one hundred percent fact that
sometimes when you think you're going somewhere alone and all
of a sudden, last minute, Hey, so my hair pointed.
My hair appointment got canceled, and the girls one of
them sick. They don't want to go out, So I'll
head out with you to that thing you're going to.

(46:19):
It's like, oh, great, because you're already thinking to yourselves,
all right, well, you know, instead of having two or
three beers, like when you're with the wife, you'll add
on a couple more, you know, like fourteen or fifteen,
and then you find out she's there, and all of

(46:40):
a sudden, it just grips you back down to reality.
Ah God, that means I can't use some of the
jokes I like to use. My language has got to
be a little bit cleaner. You know. Maybe we can't
hit up that one dive bar we go to, you know,
because that's really not her place. I don't want it
to judge me. It's like it's kind of you know,

(47:01):
it kind of throws things for a loop a little bit,
you know what I mean. It's like I'm seeing brock
Purty get clear for concussion. It's like, yeah, I mean
it's great, like love brock Purty, love what he's done.
But it's like, damn, I really kind of wanted to
see what Sam Donald was going to do, really wanted
to see what that was going to look like. And
now apparently we're not going to get that opportunity. There's

(47:23):
going to be no Sam Donald. It's going to be
Brock Purty, and it'll be Brock Purdy against the Cincinnati
Bengals coming up tomorrow. Jonas NX here Fox Sports Radio.
By the way, you can get me on Twitter or
X whatever they're calling it. I believe it's it's definitely
X because when you go to retweet something now it
just says repost, but to get there, it's Twitter dot Com.

(47:46):
It's very strange, very strange with Elon Musk has done.
But when you spend forty billion plus dollars, you can
do whatever the hell you want. I guess you can
just do whatever the hell you want, all right. Also
a quick update here in the world of college football,
Indiana has tied it. It is twenty four PAS at
Penn State, twenty four to twenty four, under three minutes
left to go in that game, in a game in

(48:07):
which Penn State is struggling and weren't expected to because
they were a thirty plus point favorite at home and
they are struggling yet again, this time against Indiana. But
on Twitter and on x we do have some people
that have chimed in big fans of the show, like
Greg who writes in go back to crying about your

(48:30):
warlord Jim Harbaugh and how you're a relevant ass. Well
boycott boring ass college football if he's punished like Michigan
will care if your bleep ass gives a damn go
blue bleep. Troy writes in your sorry cracker ass doesn't

(48:50):
need a Halloween costume this year. When you and your
bleepwad crew go trick or treating, you can be yourself
a failed f radio hack that's nothing more than a
board op. Brian writes in Jonas only gets concussions when
the hogs you bleep are normally bigger than even you

(49:13):
can handle. Go file a lawsuit against your boy toys
like you're a bleep NFL player at the Jonas Knocks
on Twitter, That is, at the Jonas Knocks on Twitter,
where you can find more of that positive feedback. Here
on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, as we're just sitting here

(49:35):
trying to watch some college football and talk some sports.
So it's always good to hear from the positive, upbeat
people and the crew again at the Jonas Knocks on Twitter.
It also is the last Saturday before Halloween, which means
all the inappropriate costumes you could possibly think of will
be appearing at some bar or some party.

Speaker 1 (49:56):
You're at later on tonight.

Speaker 2 (49:58):
This is one of those everybody's got an excuse things.
Everybody's got an excuse. It's a built in excuse. It's
like a fake bachelor or bachelorette party. You can act
a fool as long as you got a reason behind it.
And so that reason behind tonight's costumes and outfits and
behavior is because it's.

Speaker 1 (50:17):
Halloween, all right.

Speaker 2 (50:18):
So just let those people do what they gotta do.
If it gives them a smile and gives them that
built in excuse, let them use that built in excuse.
It's fun for everybody else to watch, all right. Coming
up next here though, from the tire rack dot Com studios,
there is somebody in the world of football who is
feeling the walls close in. They are feeling the walls

(50:40):
close in. There's not a lot of people sticking up
for this person and for these group of people, and
I will be one of the only ones doing so.

Speaker 1 (50:48):
And I'll explain why that is. That's next. Jonas is
count It today, Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio.

Speaker 2 (50:58):
By the way, wasn't this from one of like the
thirty eight Batman movies that have been made?

Speaker 8 (51:02):
Yeah, Batman Forever Jesus, I think that was the one
with no it was Val Kilmur.

Speaker 5 (51:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (51:09):
God, look, there there are two.

Speaker 2 (51:13):
That I consider Batman and it's Christian Bale and it's
Michael Keaton. Hell yeah, and everybody else can go screw themselves.
And I don't mean that to be insulting.

Speaker 8 (51:24):
Batman returns a very good Christmas movie. Yeah, Danny DeVito
is just an ugly bastard.

Speaker 2 (51:30):
But wasn't it wasn't Danny DeVito the Penguin.

Speaker 8 (51:33):
Yeah, Yeah, he's a penguin and he just he's so
grotesque and it's wonderful.

Speaker 2 (51:38):
But my favorite I think he was like like under,
like he was like under somewhere and he was riding
around in a giant rubber ducky which is.

Speaker 1 (51:46):
Really just lived in the sewers in that movie.

Speaker 2 (51:49):
Yeah, that's what it was. Yeah, I remember that long
time ago. All right, So there's the there's your your
update on Batman. I mean it's been like a been
like an hour. They're doing a new one time soon.
Any of those other geeks who love that stuff, they
doing a new one anytime soon. Meet another Batman because
we haven't seen him go through enough, you know, plate
glass windows of high rises anywhere in Gotham. I just

(52:12):
don't get it. Man, At some point you got to
develop some It's like people that are doing these redos,
like all like Roseanne got brought back, except they got
rid of Roseanne because somebody got offended by some stuff.

Speaker 1 (52:23):
She said.

Speaker 2 (52:24):
Like all these old shows are coming back. What are
they going to bring back?

Speaker 1 (52:28):
Doubl edare you know? What are you going to bring back?

Speaker 2 (52:30):
Like some some legitimate quality television from back of the day.
When's Alf coming back? They do an Alf like a
remix on Alf anytime soon? What about mister Belvidere, you know,
bring back mister Belvidere, except like, put a bunch of
alcoholics in a house and just have Belvidere vobka everywhere, and.

Speaker 1 (52:52):
We spice this stuff up a little bit here all right?

Speaker 2 (52:56):
At the Jonas Knocks on Twitter at the Jonas Knocks
on Twitter. So I'm gonna coming up here and we'll
call it a little over ten minutes from now, speaking
of Belvidere in Belvidere Vodka. There's something in the world
of football that has been ruined. It's been ruined, and
with an act of defiance, I refuse to let it go.

Speaker 1 (53:14):
Refuse to let it go.

Speaker 5 (53:16):
We will tell you what that is.

Speaker 2 (53:17):
Again, coming up here a little over ten minutes from
now from the ti Raq dot com studios. So it's
getting bleak. The walls are closing in. There's chum in
the water, and these sharks are circling. And the chum
in the water is Jim harbaughd the Michigan Wolverines. People
are out to get them because man, oh man, it's

(53:38):
amazing how fast an investigation goes for the NCAA when
they really want.

Speaker 1 (53:43):
To get somebody.

Speaker 5 (53:44):
Woof.

Speaker 2 (53:45):
I mean, we're already talking to you. The NCAA is
already talking with people on the Michigan staff. I mean,
it takes them forever to get anything done, the NCAA.
But when it comes to this, oh, we are on it.
When it comes to the potential sign stealing, scandal.

Speaker 1 (54:00):
They are on it.

Speaker 2 (54:00):
Man. The NCAA is all over Michigan, all over Jim Harbaugh.
I mean they this has got to be handled. We
got to get to the bottom of this stuff. One
of the latest reports that's out there, one of the
latest detail there's like an anonymous Division three coach who
claims this Connor Stallions guy who was like the brains

(54:23):
behind the operation of this sign stealing scandal, had this
guy go to like two or three Big ten games
and he gave him like a certain amount of money
so that he could film the opposing sideline. That on
top of the fact that you've got all these other
reports out there and all these other allegations, you know,
they've apparently got evidence, and it's looking really really bad

(54:45):
for Michigan. You know who, by the way, maybe the
best team in college football, but they got a coach
who a lot of people just don't like. And so
you know, people are circling, the sharks are circling. You know,
gotta let it be known, this is unaccepted. Gotta coming
am art here. Here's the part that I find so

(55:06):
funny about all of it. Why is this coming out now?
I mean, like, why all of a sudden, Well, because
they just found out about it. What do you mean,
why is it coming? No, Because if you pay close
enough attention TCU from a year ago, Ohio State from
a year ago, at their coaches in college football, at

(55:29):
their Pig ten coaches, like, there's a lot of people
who seemingly knew about this for well over a year,
if not longer, except just now we're finding out about it.

Speaker 1 (55:42):
Why do you think that is? Like?

Speaker 2 (55:46):
Like, why do you think just all of a sudden,
now we're hearing about this? And why if we knew
this was going on the whole time, why did anybody
say anything earlier?

Speaker 1 (55:57):
I'd like to.

Speaker 2 (55:58):
Answer that if I could, because they were probably doing
something along those lines too. That's why, if you want
to be honest about it and you want to have
a truthful conversation and a brutally honest conversation, they were
probably doing something similar to And I can almost guarantee
you that there are coaches around college football or people

(56:22):
around college football that are in scouting rooms who since
this story came out, they've called up certain members on
their staff and certain members that may work for their staff,
and they've said to them, hey, make sure you have
everything buttoned up. We don't want to go down like
Michigan's potentially going to go down here.

Speaker 1 (56:39):
Click.

Speaker 2 (56:44):
Let's call what it is. And it's not saying that
it's the right thing to do. It's not saying Michigan
doesn't have an advantage from checking people's signs or sending
people out to games to film this stuff. It's not
saying any of that. It's just saying, if we're gonna
call it, let's call it fair. There's a reason why

(57:06):
when scandals like this pop up, you don't normally get
other coaches or other programs who call out other programs
because everybody's got skeletons and everybody's doing Why did Jimbo
Fisher get so mad at Nick Saban last year when
Nick Saban brought up them paying for recruits? Why and

(57:31):
why did Jimbo Fisher say something along the lines of, oh,
I know some things about them too, Oh I know
because there's like an honor amongst thieves, thing like yeah,
you know, listen, we're all kind of cutting corners. We're
all kind of doing something, you know, but it's okay.
It's like, what's the speed limit where you're at on

(57:53):
the freeways out here in southern California when there's not traffic,
which is very rare. You know, the speed limit is
sixty five. I'll be honest, sometimes I approach eighty seventy
nine eighty miles an hour, and I'll see a car
over to my right or left and they're going the
same speed. You know what, I've never thought to do

(58:14):
call the cops and say, hey, this guy to my
right speeding. You know why, because I'm probably speeding too.
It's kind of an honor amongst thieves, an honor on
the road. You don't die of anybody out. You see
somebody go through a you know, do a rolling stop
through a stop sign at some little street near you,
I never call on you. I'd never call the cops

(58:35):
and say, hey, that person ran through that stop sign,
because chances are I'm either going to do it right
before him, right after, or tomorrow the next time I'm there.
It's like an honor amongst thieves thing. You don't call
somebody out when you know you're probably doing something as
well too. And the fact that everybody knew about this
but nobody said anything until now just tells you like, yeah,

(58:59):
you're probably doing something like TCU changing their signs using
dummy calls in the college football in the semi final
game last year Ohio State knowing that there was probably
something going on, so changing up their signals and this
and that, like teams in the Big Ten who knew
about this and then went to the wristband approach this

(59:20):
year instead of using signs like all that other stuff
that came along with it, Like why do you think
all that stuff's happened? Like now it's coming out now,
like oh, just everybody knew, but nobody said anything. Why
because they knew there was probably some dirt on them too,
Like there's it's it, you know, but we're gonna pretend

(59:41):
like oh maybe, I mean this is what?

Speaker 1 (59:43):
What a scandal?

Speaker 8 (59:44):
What?

Speaker 2 (59:44):
No?

Speaker 1 (59:44):
Stop?

Speaker 2 (59:46):
Do you think everybody that took peds and baseball got
busted or do you think it was a select few?
Like did every player in Major League Baseball condemn guys
like Roger Clemen or Barry Bonds or some of these
or Sammy Sosa or some of these others that were
suspected of doing it. Do you think everybody in Major

(01:00:07):
League Baseball spoke out against him?

Speaker 3 (01:00:09):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:00:10):
Because there was a lot of people who probably did
it too and kept their mouths shut because they didn't
want to get popped. Yeah, you had some that came
out and condemned them and spoke out against them because
they were probably clean and good for them. But it
ain't like everybody's spoken out against them. Do you hear
Dion Sanders? Earlier this week, Dion Sanders came out and said, yeah,

(01:00:32):
I mean, I don't really care. You still got to
stop it, Like, what's a big deal? Yeah, so, I
mean you're getting an edge, you see some sign stealing.
What's a big deal? You still got to stop it.
He even used the comparison in baseball, if I know
you're throwing a curveball, I got you, he goes, But
in football, there's a physical element to it that you
don't have another sports. You still have to stop it.

(01:00:52):
Oh they're running a toss sweep here, they're throwing a
quick slant here, Okay, still got to block it. Still
got to tech, Like, there's still an element to that.
It's not the big of a deal, And the people
inside the sport, majority of them, like, yeah, it's not
that big of a deal. But because it's Jim Harbaugh,
and he's difficult and people don't like him, and they're
looking for reasons why Michigan's having success. They're going to

(01:01:15):
use this one. And I said this last week and
I'll say it again. All these teams that knew about
it this year reportedly, if you believe all these reports,
have known about it and have switched it up. They've
now gone to the wristband. They don't use signals against
Michigan anymore. So problem solved, right, So those games must

(01:01:36):
have gotten closer right between them and Michigan. My ass,
they're getting the doors blown off them by thirty plus
a game. This story has been built up and hyped
up by a bunch of people who either don't like Michigan,
or don't like Jim Harbaugh, or are looking for an
excuse while their team's not as good. The chum is

(01:01:56):
in the water, the sharks are circling, and they're all
going after Jim Harbaugh Michigan. Yet there's other people standing
on the docks that are like, eh, I mean, there's
chum over here too, but they don't smell us, So
let's go ahead and keep our mouth shut. I don't
buy it. Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio. By the way,
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of football that people are trying to ruin, and I'm

(01:02:37):
trying to push back against it because i think it's
a bunch of crap.

Speaker 1 (01:02:40):
So we're gonna get.

Speaker 2 (01:02:41):
To that here coming up here in just a couple
of moments from now. But for all the latest from
around the world of sports, including a potential shocker in Lawrence, Kansas.

Speaker 1 (01:02:51):
It's Brian Finley.

Speaker 6 (01:02:52):
Well, Jonas, you said to ruin, how about Kansas trying
to ruin the undefeated mark of one number six Oklahoma
twenty six twenty one. The Jayhawks are leading what or
a minutes ago in the third quarter game that can
be seen on Fox Television, and there was a delay
in this contest with a lightning strike. I think Jonas
wanted for them to just keep playing, but because of

(01:03:14):
the weather situation, they had to stop it at some point.
By the way, Jason Bean had a thirty eight yard
touchdown run for the Jayhawks, and so they end up
taking the lead. They missed a two point conversion and
then Gavin Soadchuk just ran it in three yards for
a touchdown, and so Oklahoma is back on top twenty

(01:03:35):
seven to twenty six. This is what you do ad
libbing during a live radio update. When one thing happens,
you follow it up with what's happening in real time.
So twenty seven to twenty six, Sooners are leading the Jayhawks. Meanwhile,
Number four of Florida State is a wrecking wake Forest
forty one to sixteen, two minutes to go in regulation

(01:03:55):
and Seminoles quarterback Jordan Travis has three hundred three hundred
fifty nine yards passing three touchdowns through the air, two
finals to mention and a squeaker Number ten Penn State
scores nine unanswered with about two minutes to go to
hold off the upset mind in Indiana thirty three to

(01:04:16):
twenty four, and the aviator wearing James Franklin shaking hands
with everybody on the field after the game. As far
as what's coming up here in just a few moments,
we got number eight Oregon taking on number thirteen Utah
that will be on Fox Television momentarily. Also, number one
Georgia is set to go toe to toe with Florida

(01:04:37):
here in just a few minutes. And when it comes
to the NFL forty nine Ers, quarterback Brock Purty is
out of concussion protocol, meaning, unfortunately for Jonas, we will
not be able to see Sam Darnold save injury from Purdy.
But Purdy is in line to start in tomorrow's game
against the Bengals, and Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels is

(01:04:58):
going with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo as his starter from Monday
night against the Lions after Garoffalo experienced some back soreness,
which is what Jonas is experiencing right now in that
wooden chair that he's sitting on. And I got to say, Jonas,
I know you were talking to me off air about
what you're going to be wearing costume mines for Halloween. Yeah,

(01:05:19):
you have it down to two things, and I don't
know where you're going to go with this, But you're
either going to be somebody working at TSA or you're
going to go back to when you work at TGI
Fridays and you have the suspenders.

Speaker 1 (01:05:31):
So between those two that's a really good selection.

Speaker 8 (01:05:33):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:05:33):
Well, I also have my Chucky Cheese Polo shirt because
I still have that somewhere, and I have the TGI
Friday's shirt, but I don't have the suspenders of the
Flare and I'm not making that because I used to.
I don't know where it went because I think I
might have gone as that for Halloween one year, I think,
but I.

Speaker 1 (01:05:53):
Don't know where it went.

Speaker 2 (01:05:53):
So yeah, listen, I've got a little costume you know,
that I'm putting together because we're doing the postgame show
on Sunday Night locally on the NBC four the Challenge,
and so they've asked us to wear a costume. So
I've got something lined up and it's appropriate considering what
the game is tomorrow night on Sunday Night Football between
the Chargers and Bears.

Speaker 1 (01:06:14):
That's all I'm going to say in Jonas.

Speaker 6 (01:06:15):
The last thing that I'm going to say is that
one of the things that you can do that nobody
else on the face of the earth can do is
just by being yourself.

Speaker 1 (01:06:23):
You are Halloween costume.

Speaker 2 (01:06:25):
Thanks Fanily. Just just a great person. You know what
you should do, like go as a stand up comedian.
You know that would be a good one.

Speaker 1 (01:06:33):
I'll open up for Rob Parker one of these days.
It's up it.

Speaker 2 (01:06:38):
Wow, it is Jonas Knox here on.

Speaker 1 (01:06:44):
You are the odd couple side piece. It is I
was back in the day.

Speaker 2 (01:06:49):
I definitely was Jonas Knox here on Fox Sports Radio.
You can hang out with us as always on the
iHeartRadio app. So we are keeping you updated here on
the big developing situation between Oklahoma and Kansas. Oklahoma with
a twenty seven twenty six lead over Kansas, but it
is a dogfight there. They were trailing early. Some people

(01:07:11):
thought the weather delay had something to do with what
was happening between these you know, the fact that they
wanted Oklahoma to win this game. That's why there was
a weather delay. That is not the case. It's in Lawrence, Kansas.
It would make sense for them to stop the game
if Kansas was winning. But Oklahoma, after trailing for a
short time, has come back and takes the lead so
twenty seven, twenty six, end of the third quarter, they're

(01:07:33):
going into the final frame there between the Jayhawks and
the Sooners, and we will keep you posted here on
Fox Sports Radio. After we're done, follow along and we
will keep you up to date on everything happening there
in Lawrence, which has been a very wacky but fun
game between floor between Oklahoma and Kansas now being featured

(01:07:53):
on FS one, So stick around for that right now, though,
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Speaker 3 (01:08:00):
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Speaker 2 (01:08:29):
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here in a little over ten minutes from now. We
are going to have the Week eight edition of Knox

(01:08:50):
Locks here on FSR, so make sure you stick around
for that. I do want to just mention this because
I do think it's important. I can understand the sensitivity
of some people out there when to certain things, like
we were throwing out some names earlier in the show.
We were talking about some NFL games this week, like
the Saints and the Colts. I called the Mediocre Bowl
because both teams are mediocre. I mean it is, It's

(01:09:12):
the truth, that's what they are, all right, So it's
the Mediocre Bowl. We called the Jets and the Giants
the Jimmy Hoffe Bowl because there was an old rumor
back in the day that Jimmy Hoffer's body was buried
underneath the stadium there in the meadowlands like that, that's
where his corpse was. So we called that the Jimmy
Hoffe Bowl. And then, of course, you know we did.
We brought back the TGFG Game of the Week that

(01:09:33):
thank God for gambling game of the week between the
Falcons and the Titans. They got the honor this week
because you know, if it wasn't for gambling, who's watching
that game? Let's be honest here, And so it does
bring up what I think is a very important discussion
because they're kicking off in Jacksonville, it's number one Georgia
and Florida, and somebody thought it was a great idea

(01:09:58):
to go ahead and be sensit and decide to make
sure that this game was no longer called the world's
largest outdoor cocktail party. You know, God forbid, Well, we
don't want to promote drinking. Okay, count how many times
you see an alcohol commercial during a football game this weekend? Now,

(01:10:21):
we don't want to promote drinking.

Speaker 1 (01:10:22):
Okay.

Speaker 2 (01:10:25):
Calling it the world's largest outdoor cocktail party was one
of the true joys in college football because you can't
really do that in a lot of places. You know,
you can't really sit there and call, you know, something,
the world's largest outdoor cocktail party because it doesn't have
that fun, festive vibe. There's something about the name cocktail

(01:10:47):
that puts you in a good mood, like when you
see shrimp Cocktail. Do you get depressed when the movie
Cocktail comes on? Do you get depressed? Even when Tom
Cruise's mentor killed himself, I didn't get depressed. I was like, ah, whatever,
take a little while to clean up. But you know what,
he gave up some good shifts to somebody else.

Speaker 1 (01:11:07):
Don't have to tell you.

Speaker 2 (01:11:09):
Like when you're in Vegas and you're playing at a
slot machine or you're playing at a blackjack table and
you just hear the waitress in the back in the
background go cocktails. Do you get depressed?

Speaker 1 (01:11:21):
Because I don't.

Speaker 2 (01:11:24):
And so when you're calling something the world's largest outdoor
cocktail party, it gave a little bit more fun to
the event. Nobody thinks Florida is going to be competitive
in this game, do they? But if we're talking world's
largest outdoor cocktail party, ah, it's got something to it.

(01:11:45):
But no, years ago they decided, well, we don't want
to promote drinking. And there's some story behind the name
where I guess like in the fifties, this game was
going on and there was like so many people that
were drinking openly. One of the people actually walked up
to a cop and offered him a drink. Now we
don't know whether or not the police officer drank the
actual drink that he was given, but there was at

(01:12:06):
least an offer made. And so it got the name
World's Largest outdoor Cocktail Party.

Speaker 1 (01:12:13):
And then they.

Speaker 2 (01:12:13):
Decided a few years ago that everything else was offensive,
so let's go ahead and make this offensive, and let's
change the name. And I'm saying it right now. I'm
never going to stop calling it that ever. And I
don't care who it offends, and I don't care who
gets upset by it, and I don't care if they
say you're never allowed in the city of Jacksonville because
you are calling it that name. I don't care. I've

(01:12:36):
given enough love to the Jacksonville Jaguars on this show.
We promoted their clown out a couple of years ago
against the Indianapolis Colts, and they won that game. I've
talked all about the swimming pools in the stadium. I've
done my part. So I refuse to stop calling it
the World's largest outdoor cocktail party just because some people

(01:13:00):
get too sensitive over a name and want to give
it some power and pretend like that's the reason people
are drinking at this game. No, they're drinking at this
game because Florida doesn't really have a chance, and so
what else are they gonna do? Watch this game?

Speaker 1 (01:13:11):
Sober?

Speaker 2 (01:13:12):
Of course, you're gonna have a couple of cocktails. Nothing
wrong with having a couple of cocktails. And if you're
having one right now, cheers to you. By the way,
the world's largest outdoor cocktail party kicks off shortly in Jacksonville,
Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio at the Jonas Knox on Twitter.
Coming up next, we're going to put a bone in
this bad boy with another edition of Knox Locks and
it's yours right here on FSR Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio.

(01:13:39):
If you missed any of this program, you can check
out the podcast at Fox Sports Radio dot com. It'll
be posted up shortly after we go off the air.
Make sure you stick around a little over ten minutes
from now, Moncey Belangos and Carmen Vitally will take over.
They will have the conclusion. Yeah, I know, Manzi, we
hear you. Jesus, why don't.

Speaker 1 (01:13:58):
You wish to turn hey?

Speaker 2 (01:14:02):
They will have the conclusion of the Oklahoma Kansas game.
Probably not expecting to have the conclusion of the Oklahoma
Kansas game. But mother Nature was like, what try this
on for size. How about thirty degree weather and lightning
strikes in the area. So there was a little bit
of a weather delay. But it is a good one,
which you can see over on FS one. It is
a good one where number six Oklahoma is trailing at

(01:14:23):
Kansas thirty two twenty seven is the score, twelve and
a half minutes left to go in the game. So
Mansey and Carmen will have the conclusion of that here
on Fox Sports Radio, and they'll be here a little
over ten minutes from now from the tire Raq dot
com studios. Right now, though, listen, not ideal what went
down last week, but legitimate excuses as to why it

(01:14:45):
did what it did.

Speaker 1 (01:14:47):
It's time for this.

Speaker 5 (01:14:51):
Lock it. Let's lock it and no Knox lucks, all right.

Speaker 2 (01:14:57):
So one in two last week, and I'm gonna say
right now, not my fault.

Speaker 1 (01:15:03):
It's not my fault.

Speaker 2 (01:15:04):
It's not my fault that I trusted the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers minus two and a half against the Atlanta Falcons.
I don't think Atlanta's good. I thought Tampa Bay at
home and an opportunity to rebound would play a little
bit better. I thought Baker Mayfield would play a little
bit better, but I guess not. And Desmond Ritter, as
we mentioned earlier, did everything he could to try and
give that game back to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers by

(01:15:25):
fumbling that ball as he was running into the end
zone and coughing that one up. But Young Wayku saves
a day yet again like he always does.

Speaker 1 (01:15:32):
And Atlanta gets to win. So you take that one
on the chin.

Speaker 2 (01:15:36):
It's also not my fault that the LA Chargers can't
figure out how to be consistent.

Speaker 1 (01:15:41):
It's not my fault. It's not my problem.

Speaker 2 (01:15:43):
I mean, at what point when are we going to
stop blaming Brandon Staley and start looking at Justin Herbert
and saying, hey man, you know, like there seems to
be some turnovers there when there shouldn't be turnovers. It
was a little bit of a shootout in the first half,
and then they went to halftime. Both teams made adjustments,
but the Chargers couldn't find anything on offense. And so
even though I was getting five and a half points

(01:16:03):
at Arrowhead Stadium, I thought for sure that the Chargers,
who were always competitive against the Chiefs. Were going to
be able to put together a little bit better performance
down the stretch. They did not, So I lost that one.
What is my fault is having the Eagles minus three
on Sunday Night football. I love that pick, absolutely love
that pick now, truth be told, I also liked the Ravens,

(01:16:25):
but I didn't call it on the air, so that
one doesn't count. But the Eagles minus three, I loved it.
I thought it was a great spot, a bounce back spot.
The Dolphins schedule up to thus, you know this far
through the season has been very soft, very pedestrian at best,
and Philadelphia got it done. So it saved me from
going winless last week. It was a one and two weekend.

(01:16:46):
So it brings us to this week where right now
on the season, eleven and ten, just over five hundred.
But now it's time for Week eight, Eagles at Commanders.
I'm taking the Commanders here. They're getting seven points. It's
now Washington's got a problem. You know, they got like
some offensive line issues because Sam Howell has not been

(01:17:07):
protected all that well. And the Eagles front is fierce
and a force to be reckoned with. But I look
at it and I go. Jalen Hurts is not one
hundred percent, and not a lot of people are talking
about that. But he's nowhere close to one hundred percent,
and it's obvious and it's evident. He had to switch
to a knee brace last week. He doesn't like when
you watch him run, you watch him throw. He's not

(01:17:29):
the same player that was part of the MVP discussion
a year ago. He's not one hundred percent. So I'm
taking a less than one hundred percent quarterback on the
road against a division rival, and that division rival is
getting seven points. I'll take my chances. I'm doing it
just because of the points. If it means a backdoor cover,
so be it. We already saw one take place on
Thursday Night football between the Bucks and the Bills. I'll

(01:17:50):
take Washington here getting the seven.

Speaker 5 (01:17:52):
Points, RAMSID Cowboys.

Speaker 2 (01:17:55):
I like Dallas, Dallas coming off of by six and
a half point favorites. Look, the Rams have got some
distractions going on there. Sean McVay just had a baby.
Congratulations to him and the missus. They just had a child.
Sean mcvays talking about lack of sleep and everything else
to go along with it. I look at this as
an opportunity in one of those games where Dallas is
gonna show up and they're gonna play really well, and

(01:18:17):
they're gonna put on a great performance, and all the
cowboy fanboys in the media are going to say, this
is the team, this is who we're all about, and
you're gonna get all the naysayers saying no, no, no,
just give it a week. Dallas will cough one up
next week or the week after. And that's the way
that I like Dallas here. I don't mind the six
and a half points. I'll take Dallas and I think
they roll by double.

Speaker 1 (01:18:37):
Digits in this one.

Speaker 5 (01:18:38):
Brown's at Seahawks.

Speaker 2 (01:18:40):
I'll take the Seahawks, and the Seahawks are three and
a half point favorites against the Cleveland Browns. It's been
a mess in Cleveland. Not on the defensive side of
the ball. They're fantastic. Jim Schwartz is putting himself in
line for another coach opportunity, a head coach opportunity in
the NFL. But I look at this and I go,
how much more can you expect the defense to do

(01:19:02):
when they're not getting the production on offense? And PJ
Walker was better last week than the week before when
he filled in. But in this spot on the road,
tough place to play, I'm gonna go ahead and roll
with the Seahawks minus the three and a half. I'm
not happy about the hook there. I don't like that
extra half point, but I'll take the Seahawks in this spot,
and that is your week eate edition of Knox.

Speaker 1 (01:19:25):
Knocks.

Speaker 2 (01:19:28):
Feels good to me. Probably not, but Neil let's hope
for the best. Moncie and Carmen Our next. Stick it
here on Fox Sports Radio.

Speaker 5 (01:19:37):
Shonas son of a Bitch

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