Hour 4 - Big Red

Ben Maller talks about the timeline for Andy Reid to coach the Chiefs, how long it will take the Packers to get a read on Jordan Love, Cite the Bite, and much more!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hello and welcome. It's our numbber four, our four in
the oven right now, ready to be delivered piping hot
to your plate. We start out where the Super Bowl
trophy resides right now in Kansas City. What is the
timeline for Andy Reid to continue as the coach of

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the Chiefs And how long? How long is it going
to take the Packers to get a read on Jordan Love? Also,
should GM Brydon Gudakunz be worried about his Green Bay
vote of confidence that he received this week? And we'll
change gears and talk soccer. Why did a Saudi Arabian

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club offer Killian Imbappe one point one billion? And is
Lebron James interested? Sounds like Lebron wants some of that
Saudi oil money. We'll examine that as well, all of
it coming away right now here. It is our number four.

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our lead this hour, coming from football, the first day
of school for a bunch of teams. This week, We've
got almost everyone into training camp. By the end of
the week, everyone will have begun the festivious fact. I
think most teams today, the stragglers that have not gotten

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the parte started. We'll get going here later today on
the twenty fifth day of July. And our league coming
out of Cansas City, the Chiefs, they have started training camp.
They started here this week in home of the reigning
Super Bowl champions. There and some of the news about
the future status of the head coach. If you did

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not here, maybe not the owner and CEO, the Big
Cheese or the Big arrowhead Clark Hunt says that head
coach Andy Reid is not going anywhere anytime soon. That's
called job security. A vote of conference. Hard to believe.
The winning Super Bowl coach would have a vote of confidence.

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But the owner of the team there hunt confirming that
Casey is not looking at a coach in waiting situation.
It air to the throne in Kansas City, as Andy
Reid has been coaching there a long time, is in
Philadelphia a long time. And there was speculation, you might remember,

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back in February in Arizona when the Chiefs were getting
ready to take on the Philadelphia Eagles, that Andy Reid
was going to retire, especially if the Chiefs won the
Super Bowl. Well, hello, they won the Super Bowl and
Andy Reid said, nah, nah, not retiring, not retiring. So
here we are the beginning of a new year training

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camp underway and the owner of the chief saying that
Andy Reid remains quote, incredibly energized and excited. So let
us discuss the question what is the timeline. Everyone's got
a timeline, everyone's got an expiration date. What is the
timeline for Andy Reid to coach the Chiefs? So I've

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got nineteen sixties folk rock, a British comedy, and candy factory,
and we will combine all of these things together and
we are gonna make the Baba Ganoosh is what we're
gonna make. We're gonna make the Babba Gouse. Now, first
of all, this is not brain surgery. We're not inventing
the reinventing the atom or anything like that. No, no, no,

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no no. Andy Reid is already at retirement age. He's
already at retirement age. So there is reason to consider
a future in Arrowhead Land there at Arrowhead Stadium without
Andy Reid. Here's the problem though, right you look around
the NFL and there are a handful of primo jobs,

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and all of those primo jobs have one thing in common.
A quarterback, a big time quarterback. And you look at
the Chiefs right now. And Andy Reid after a lifetime
as an NFL coach, and he coached good players, he
had some above average quarterbacks in his career, but he
has hit a bonanza. He has hit an oil reserve,

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is what he has done here, and it's all his
With Patrick Mahomes as a coach, he gets credit for it.
And you're not coaching McNab puking in the Super Bowl anymore. Right,
that's long in the rear of your mirror. The old
the famous highlight of McNab puking in the heat of
Jacksonville in the Super Bowl, and all the other flawed
quarterbacks that Andy Reid coached and propped up and all that.

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So now he's on easy street. He's on the lazy river.
Do the same things you've done. And Andy Reid can
certainly coach his way out of a paper bag, unlike
some of these other stiffs in the NFL. But you
look around and Mahomes in the prime of his career,
and these are the glory days of the Kansas City

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Chiefs and of Andy Reid and his coaching career. As
he's got the code. Patrick Mahomes is the cheat code
right now in the NFL. We talked about are they
a dynasty? Are they not a dynasty? Earli? We're parsing
the words of Patrick Mahomes and the fact that they've
been to five straight either conference championship games or Super Bowls,

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that is, in the modern era, a dynasty. They've been
to more consecutive conference championship games in a row than
the Steelers forty nine Ers and Cowboys in their runs
of dominance. Not as many as the Patriots in one stretch,
who went to eight consecutive, but as long as Andy
Reid's ticker is still working and his health is all right,

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and by all accounts, even though he's a husky man
and people always like to make jokes about husky people,
Andy's health appears to be pretty good by all accounts.
He lives a hearty life, and he's enjoying himself and
it hasn't come back to bite him in the ass
yet and hopefully it won't. And it's kind of like
a folk group, right, a folk rock group, the way

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I look at Andy Reid, the plan here for Andy Reid.
You look at the timeline and all that it's the
mamas and the papas, but more about the papas and
in particular Papa Bear. If my math is correct here
projecting ahead, big Red can get now right now, he's
at two hundred and forty seven wins. Let's say that

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he coaches five more years, and I am going to
decide on the low end of this, but let me
do some malor math and let me see if you
agree with me on this. So if Andy Reid, at
age sixty five, coaches for five more seasons and he
averages eleven wins a year, I think that's low. The

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Chiefs should win more than eleven games a year. Eleven
and six with Patrick Mahomes in the prime of his career,
doesn't seem like that's good enough. But I'm gonna go low.
So let's say they average eleven wins. Maybe Mahomes gets
hurt one year and they don't win that many games
and something like that happens. But he averages eleven wins
over the next five years, so that gets you to
double Nickels. That gets you to fifty five more wins.

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So if you do the math on that, and you've
got two hundred and forty seven regular season wins, you
had fifty five more. That gets you to three hundred
and two career wins, which would pass George Hallis and
Andy Reid. No matter what happens with Bill Belichick and
whether he passes Shula, we think he will, but Andy
Reid would be cemented as the third winning his coach

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in NFL history, behind some combination of Shula and Belichick. Now,
maybe that doesn't matter to Andy Reid. The guy's a
football lifer. We've all seen the video clip, or we've
heard about the video clip. When he was a kid
in the famous contest where he was taller than every
other little kid out there at the NFL punt pass
contest thing they had for kids back back in the day.

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So I'm going five more years, average eleven wins a year,
you end up in the top three. And if Belichick
somehow got whacked and does not end up beating Shula,
now Reid would likely have to coach seven more years
and average more wins than I was giving him credit
for it. But he's he's got a shot. You know,

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he's gonna have to have good health and have to
last eight more years and average a bunch of wins.
But there is a path there to knock at the
door at the very top of that coaching wins list.
Now furthermo, let's go to Green Bay where the team president,
Mark Murphy at this shareholding shareholders get together at lambeau Field.

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Mark Murphy informing the world those that paid attention that
the evaluation period for Jordan Love will be rather long.
What does that mean? Murphy stated that it's going to
take at least half of a season to know. Now,
what is half a season. There's seventeen games, so there's

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no it's not like eight games is it eight games?
Is it eight and a half games? Like halftime of
You're going to be like, okay, now we know, now
we know what we have with Jordan I don't know,
he said he said half the season, So it's seventeen games,
so that would be eight and a half game. And
the question is how long do you think it's going
to take to get a read on Jordan Love as

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the green Bay quarterback? So I would push back on
the half a season, and I would go with the
old British comedy The Full Monte, that it is going
to take all season, and then you have to get
confirmation that what you watched, good, bad or ugly was real. Right,
So if he was terrible, you have to bring him

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back for another year to make sure that was legit.
And if he was good, Jordan Love, somehow you have
to watch and see what happens when people catch up
with him. It's always the thing, right, Eventually, no matter
how good you are, whatever your secret power is, they
catch up with you. And so twenty twenty three is
a throwaway season for the Green Bay Pack. As you

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look at the division, the Vikings are better, the Lions
should be better, The Bears are worse than the Packers.
So Green Bay if things go as plan without any
major catastrophic injuries that are unexpected, although injuries are always
expected in the NFL. So Green Bay is like a
third place team in that division. And so this is

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an audition. Jordan Love is walking the catwalk. He's gonna
do a little pirouett at the end of the catwalk
and high step his way back into the huddle and
all that good, bad or ugly. That's just the reality
of the situation. Let it rip. There is no Plan B.
There is no path to salvation away from Jordan Love.

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The depth chart says that a former Penn State Nitley
Lion quarterback named Sean Clifford Clifford the Big Red Dog
is the backup quarterback on the depth chart. Good luck,
good luck to him. So the Packers have been putting
Jordan Love, they put him on layaway since twenty twenty,

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and now they get to unwrap the package and find
out what they've got with Jordan Love. Now, meanwhile, we
also had the Packers president Mark Murphy giving the embattled
GM Brydon Gudukunst a vote of confidence. So should the
Packers GM be worried. Should he be worried about the
green Bay vote of confidence? And the answer is yes,

(12:27):
he should be worried. I'll tell you why. Now. I
know things move slower with the green Bay Packers, and
they're not your typical professional sports franchise that has some
oligarch that owns the team and the whims of that person.
They change coaches and GMS and all that. It's a
methodical operation, the green Bay Packers. But generally speaking, even

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in green Bay, that is a kiss of death. That
is the kiss of death, a wet, sloppy kiss of
death for Brian Guducuntz. And you look at this now
on a positive note. It is Wisconsin and they do
a little cheesehead thing and all that. It's a little different,
but there is a dimension where this thing blows up

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cob boom, and not in a good way, not in
a good way, like I see a scenario. And I'm
never wrong about these things. As a distant relative of
Nostradamus and friend of Nostradinas, we've broken red before in Seattle.
Actually fries, I think I had fries when we were
together at that Mallard Meet and great several years back.

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But here's the point, all right, get to the point, please.
There is a scenario where this thing goes completely sideways.
And that scenario has Jordan Love not even being able
to tie his shoes and get out on the field,
and chaos, panic at the disco, panic in the huddle.
For Jordan Love, He's in over his head. He literally

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drowns right there in Green Bay for the world to see.
While that is happening. Simultaneously, not only does Green Bay
go like three and fourteen, but you also have in
New York slash New Jersey, Aaron Rodgers returned to MVP form.

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The Jets win the AFC East and get a high
seed and then end up playing in the AFC Championship
Game and going to the Super Bowl, dethroning Kansas City
and Cincinnati on the way. And if both those things
happened at the same time, Brian Gudokunz will be selling insurance.
If both those things happen, that will be that, all right? Now,

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moving on from the NFL in general, a last story here.
I didn't want to spend too much time on this,
but I did want to spend a couple of good
minutes on a wild story involving Saudi Arabia. Now, we
don't talk football, the global game of football, very often
outside of the World Cup or some messy story that

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we've talked about a little bit. But there's a tale
that was so large and so powerful and so wild
that it got my attention. So I read the story
when I woke up about the Saudi Arabian soccer club
I've never heard of that has extended a one point
one billion dollar offer for a French striker named Killian Mbappe. Now,

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the deal includes a record transfer price three hundred and
twenty two actually three hundred thirty two million, excuse me,
three hundred and thirty two million that would not go
to the player, that would go to the Parisian club
that he plays for. So they get a check for
three hundred thirty two million, and then, as expected, the
team of course immediately accepted the offer and said, please

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make sure I want the money direct deposit it. Give
us the money just like that. So three hundred thirty
two million they accepted it. Now, the total package, including
the one point one billion total, the package includes a
one year south of seven hundred and seventy six million
dollars for the player in Bape. Now, the one year

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contract would allow him to get the seven hundred plus
million dollars of oil money and then move on to
Real Madrid next summer. So just a little stopover for
the Saudi Arabian team. Now this is crazy. So why
did this happen? Why did the Saudi Arabian club offer
this guy? I guess you're a soccer fan. You know

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who is killing an imbape a one point one billion
to get this guy to play for the team. Well,
because they can, that's the obvious answer. Because they can.
It's a candy factory right now. They are the sugar
daddies of the sports world. And everyone's lining up. All
these guys are positioning themselves. How can I get some
of that money? Every hour of every day around the

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clock to ching, Chiching, Chiching, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
the oil money, and they are looking for some trophy wives.
And you see Lebron James has entered the chat. Of course,
Lebron James has entered the chat. Would you expect anything
other than Lebron James to enter the chat? But Lebron
making some comments. Now, he was joking around and some

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people are saying he was just kidding around about this topic.
But is Lebron trying to get in and on that
Saudi money? And yes, I believe that Lebron is. Why
wouldn't he be. He's a businessman and he wants to
make that money. He doesn't care about any Lebron plays
a good game for the American media about being concerned

(17:34):
about underprivileged people. But really, listen, he does business with China,
he'll do business with Saudi Arabia. And I don't blame
Lebron because, hey, listen, everyone's got a price. Lebron's price
point is rather large. And if if Saudi Arabia decided
they wanted to start a basketball league, a baseball league,
and a football league American Football League, they would have everyone.
They would have the higher world of stars lined up

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in a conga line doing the conga to go play.
They would Now, there'd be a few that wouldn't do it,
but the vast majority would. It is the Ben Mahler
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Jet who fled is upset one of our regular callers.
He played a game last hour. Mallard's a mount of money.
He was in complete control. Smarty ARTI terrible performance by
Smarty Arty embarrassing.

Speaker 3 (19:23):
Might need to change that name.

Speaker 1 (19:25):
Yeah, not so, Smarty Artie could be the new name
for Smarty Arty. Was disgraceful, and Jed who fled, says,
how rude is Eddie Garcia when Cooper Loop offered him
a bullpen call etiquette dictates. According to jeedho fled that
Eddie makee the return offer back. But after being around
the Malard Show all these years, he is a blank.

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So I think he's ripping me. Also, actually, I think
that's a shot of me. How did I have anything
to do it? I had nothing to do with it.

Speaker 3 (19:55):
Wait a minute, So he wanted to be replaced by Coop?

Speaker 1 (20:01):
Uh, yes, he wanted He felt maybe the drugs ran out.

Speaker 3 (20:04):
Or something like that, replacement for Jen.

Speaker 1 (20:06):
Yes, we need a very big bullpen for these games
is what we need. We need like a massive bullpen.
We need like seven arms in the bullpen.

Speaker 4 (20:14):
If I didn't offer the bullpen, though, I would have
dominated that.

Speaker 1 (20:19):
It was two hundred and forty to forty after round one,
the only one he got right somehow got Zach Greenki
were right? Smarty already who's probably laughing right now? Anyways, Like, oh,
this was the funniest thing of all time. He's banned
from the game show. Don't mess with these games. These
games report Now I've upset. Raider fans are upset with me, Eddie.
They say that I'm in the tank for Kansas City,

(20:40):
d Barb and all. They're sending me nasty messages on
social media. That's what that platform is for. X. That's
what you do.

Speaker 3 (20:48):
You do have Kansas City ties. You've got the chicken fingers.

Speaker 1 (20:51):
That's right, that's right. My radio buddy, Bob Bescal, he's
a big fan of yours, talks about you all the time,
listens to the show all the t so, yes, absolutely so.
But no, I mean I don't have any I'm even
paid by the Chiefs or anything like that. But the
Ben mallor Chicken figures are available, and all your Raider
fans when you go to Kansas City, make sure you
enjoy the chicken fingers. Yeah, but you do.

Speaker 3 (21:13):
Love Vegas except for your always bitch about like having
to pay for parking.

Speaker 1 (21:16):
Yeah, Like I've become the guy that I remember Vegas
when I could afford to go to Vegas, and now
I'm not that guy anymore. I justly still afford to go,
but I hate spending money on parking. I would rather
lose my money at a slot machine, and you'd still
lose your money, but I'd feel better about losing the
money because there's a chance there's a shot that I

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can win some money. There is no shot parking your car.
They don't even protect you park your car at these casinos.
They don't even guarantee that your car is not gonna
be broken into when you're parking there. It's no guarantee
on that. So it's it's ridiculous. By the way, if
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how much money would it take for the Saudis to
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I'm pretty confident. I don't want to speak for the
Saudi government. I'm not their type. I'm pretty pretty sure
they're not interested. But you know, hey, we've all got
our price. We've all we've all got our price. And

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the guy from the PGA, that's that's the guy, the
guy that negotiated the deal for the PGA. Who would
have died at the Twin Towers on nine to eleven
if he hadn't been golfing and now negotiated that guy, right,
that guy, he cut a deal with the Saudis. So
if that guy did it, anything's on the table. But Lebron, James,

(22:44):
I don't want to clarify what I said. I understand
what Lebron's doing. I think Lebron's a hypocrite, but I
understand what Lebron is doing. He's tossing this out. And
I mentioned Lebron made some comments which seemed like it
was kidding around him and Yannis identic Koomba about being
interested in the Saudi the Saudi money and all that,
trying to get a piece of it. And they got

(23:06):
a shot. The golf thing worked out, the Saudi fun
worked out. They own the PGA Tour, the PGA Tour,
I don't care what kind of bull crap the PGA
Tour says. They are beholden to the piggy bank of
the Saudi government. They're the ones that cut the check,
and so they're the ones that have the deciding power,

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the final edit and all that stuff, and so they
won that, and if you won that, why would you
stop there? Why would you not keep going? And they're
trying to get all these soccer players, they didn't get
Messi As he decided to stay or to turn that
deal down, and he went to America because he wanted
to just hang out with Lebron James and a bunch

(23:48):
of other hangers on type celebrity people that were schmoozing
with him.

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He can't petition for reinstatement July twenty fourth of twenty twenty.

Speaker 1 (24:38):
Te You gotta give this guy credit, Eddie, because serious
and as you shouldn't. You know, he's an NFL player.
You shouldn't gamble and all that on the NFL. You know,
it's against the rules. But there is no way his
name would have ever come up on this show if
he had not bet on the NFL. Right, I mean,
we've never mentioned. There's a bunch of guys like that
in the NFL. This guy has been mentioned on every
TV show, every radio show, all over the internet. And

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he's just maybe he's a fine player, I don't know,
but he's he's just one of those guys that's on
the roster that you never talk about, and now he's
getting all this attention.

Speaker 4 (25:08):
I never heard of him before today.

Speaker 6 (25:10):
Like third string.

Speaker 1 (25:11):
Yeah, but that's the point. We never talked about this guy,
and now here we are talking about Well you are.

Speaker 3 (25:16):
Very true, yeah, very true.

Speaker 1 (25:18):
Uh.

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Don't sign off, Eddie, we never sign up. Well, we
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rack dot com the way tire buying should be. Let's
see what Angry Bill is angry about this morning. Hello
Angry Bill, how you doing?

Speaker 2 (28:24):
Guys?

Speaker 3 (28:25):
Then give me your evaluation that Cody Bellinger three months ago.

Speaker 1 (28:30):
No impact on the Chicago Cubs. He's had a good year.
Empty stats, empty stats for Bellinger.

Speaker 2 (28:38):
Oh my god, are you serious.

Speaker 1 (28:40):
Playing on a team that is out of the pennant race?
Playing a team that's not going anywhere.

Speaker 2 (28:45):
Yeah, so are the.

Speaker 1 (28:48):
Other ten players are going to get traded in the
next five six days. You didn't ask me about them.
You asked me about Bellinger. Bellinger's putting up good numbers
out of the Pennant race on a bad team. Good
for him. He played on a good team the last
couple of years and sucked, and you bore me. Ben. Okay,

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let's go to Frank in Iowa. What's going on? Frank? Well,
he's bored with me. I don't want to talk to
the guy I love Frank. What's going on? Frank? Frank
the tank?

Speaker 3 (29:19):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (29:20):
Boy, is Frank sweeping? Oh? He hung up? Now I
hang up on everybody. You're gone. You're got what the
phone's not even working here, Chris? When you mess with
the phones? Chris, what happened there?

Speaker 6 (29:31):
Is my problem?

Speaker 2 (29:32):
Now?

Speaker 4 (29:32):
What are you doing?

Speaker 5 (29:33):
Well?

Speaker 1 (29:34):
No, I was trying to hang up and then he.

Speaker 6 (29:36):
I have not touched it at all. Why are you
blame this?

Speaker 1 (29:39):
Usually I hit this button and it works. Oh, he
tried to get hold of a second. No, it's not what.

Speaker 6 (29:44):
You're screwing up.

Speaker 1 (29:45):
No, I'm not squawing. I hear the buttons. I hit
the buttons. I don't know what. It's not working. It's
every other time I've done that it's worked.

Speaker 6 (29:55):
I blame the phone in here just started ringing.

Speaker 1 (29:58):
Well no I no, I hit I yeah, exactly. You
mess with me my mojo. I messed with you. You
mess with my mojo. Absolutely, y it's bad job. Buy anyway,
all right, it Isney Ben Mauch. You get We'll have
more time for Site to Bite and we'll clear everyone out.
I think I hung up with most people anyway. If
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Speaker 7 (31:13):
It's time now to site Site to Bite, where we
play random generic sound bites you know in a sports
and entertainment cliches spoken by so called experts.

Speaker 2 (31:24):
You trying to tell us talking.

Speaker 1 (31:29):
If you were like to play Site the Bite, you
can call right now. We go through a high volume
of calls. And the way this works you locked in
doing whatever you're doing, whether you're trying to wake up,
trying to go to sleep, wishing you were sleeping but
you have insomnia, if you're driving getting an early start
on the traffic, or you're working. Pay close attention. We're

(31:52):
going to play a sound bite from someone in the
world of sports the last seven to ten to fourteen days.
Is someone who you should know who they are. We
start out with no clues, not a single clue. And
then after every couple of incorrect guesses, of assuming we

(32:13):
get a couple of incorrect guesses, we will give you
a clue. Understand, but very difficult. We have had people win.
So don't see how methodical you are listening to SoundBite.
So let's go to this week's sound bite on site,
the bite, the Great sports Radio Mystery. Here we go,
God's work, play again, God's work, God's work. Guys work. Okay,

(32:40):
guys work, Eddie, that's breaking news. Guys work, God work.

Speaker 3 (32:45):
Yeah, we work. We work.

Speaker 1 (32:46):
We're working right now hard God's work. I mean we're talking.
It's not really working. We're just talking.

Speaker 3 (32:50):
We're working.

Speaker 1 (32:52):
Yeah, Okay. Anyway, So that is the SoundBite this week.
Do you know who that is? Eight seven seven ninety
nine on Fox? Is the number eight seven and seven
nine six six three six nine. I am gonna go
with caller five, Eddie that I believe caller five. Caller
five is gonna get it right. So I'm going to
call her five, Eddie. What say you get it right?
You're such a hater work. You're a negative human being, Eddie.

(33:15):
I bring positivity and you're also wrong. On this all
the time. No, no, no, no, no no. I've won this
game more than anyone. I've won Site the Bite more
than anyone. I'm the all time king of Site the
Bite Coople loot. Will anyone get this right? No, you're
a hater too, Chris smart man.

Speaker 6 (33:33):
Chris number seven, number seven.

Speaker 1 (33:36):
Oh, we don't interesting answer, never get set. We always
get usually five or none, but not seven. That's an
odd guest number seven.

Speaker 6 (33:44):
Last week I did number one just to be funny,
and obviously it didn't work at all.

Speaker 1 (33:48):
So all right, let's see what anyway, work guys, work man,
you got work, Guys, you got work. Can't send your
ass all day. You gotta work, guys, gotta work, guys work.
All right, Well, anyone again, let's go to the phones.
We'll start out appropriate enough with caller number one, number one,
and that is Steve in Kansas City. Hello Steve, Hello man,

(34:08):
it's a Kansas City Royals infielder.

Speaker 3 (34:11):
Cookie Roja.

Speaker 1 (34:12):
Well that's a relevant name, Cookie Rojas. Is it Cookie Rojas? No,
it is defense. It does sound a lot like cookie. Yeah, okay,
hang up on yourself, does go away? It is not
Cookie Rojas. Time for our second guest. Let's go to Bill,
who's hanging out in Boston this morning? And Bill, you're

(34:36):
on Fox Sports Radio. Do you know who this mystery
voice is?

Speaker 3 (34:39):
Bill?

Speaker 2 (34:40):
None of it boring?

Speaker 7 (34:42):
Ben?

Speaker 1 (34:43):
Oh, that's look at that. That's that's angry Bill. That
got up about that? Cool you Let angry Bill back up.
It's a bad job by you. We're gonna discount.

Speaker 4 (34:52):
Number fake stunner when I screened the fuck Really.

Speaker 1 (34:56):
He's now into He's like stuttering John from the Old
Stern Show, now calling in doing a fake voice. All right,
let's try who's next. Let's go to super Market Steve,
who's next to his site. He's my new number two caller,
Number two Supermarket Steve.

Speaker 2 (35:11):
I got the.

Speaker 1 (35:12):
Number two answer for you. Ben that David that day.
You are so obsessed with best Let it work. That's
all right, my god fucking Steve, it's like none stop.
All right, we're playing side the bite. The first two
guesses were wrong, both guys named Steve. And here we

(35:32):
go our first clue. This guy started his college career
as a backup for sa kuon Barkley.

Speaker 7 (35:42):
Lady God work.

Speaker 1 (35:43):
Alright, started his career as a backup. He's quon Barkley.
Time for caller number three, and that would be Gabe
in Fresno. Hello, gabeck Chubb. Is that Nick Chubb? No,
that is not Nick Chubb. But that's I'd say that's

(36:03):
a good guess. But I don't remember Barkley playing.

Speaker 6 (36:07):
It's an actual serious guess, propress.

Speaker 1 (36:11):
Nick Chubb went to Georgia, right, didn't go to Georgia? Yes, yeah,
I don't.

Speaker 6 (36:14):
Think Barkley went to No, Barkley went to Penn State.

Speaker 1 (36:18):
I'm aware of it. I mean, I'm dumb, but I'm
not that dumb.

Speaker 6 (36:23):
John Chris, thank you, Thank you, Chris, thank you.

Speaker 1 (36:26):
Do you want to flex now that you okay.

Speaker 4 (36:29):
You want to you want to just get on the
air and tell them the answer?

Speaker 1 (36:36):
All right, call it number four. Let's go to Chris
in Cansas City. Hello, Chris Chris Jones. Is that Chris Jones?
The Yes, Well, he was a great running back before
he played became a defensive player, Eddie, you know, yeah, Okay, Well,
thank you all right. Time for another clue. This person

(36:59):
owns owns the Eagles franchise rookie rushing record. He started
his college career as a backup for Saquon Barkley and
owns the Eagles franchise. Rookie rushing record played again, calling
number five, We're about to get a winner, and Iconda
call her on the show. Sean the Hood Guy, Sean,

(37:24):
bring it home, bring it home? Shot?

Speaker 6 (37:26):
Oh man, uh.

Speaker 2 (37:30):
I don't even man, you threw me off with his back.

Speaker 1 (37:33):
Got work? Come on, you got it? Shot? Come on?
Shot the hood Guy for the way, here we go. Shot.
Big money, big money, big money, big money. Man. Shot,
hurry up, shot, come off?

Speaker 3 (37:53):
No Ben is again?

Speaker 1 (37:55):
Alright work Miles Sanders, my Sanders of the Carolina Panthers,
former Eagle.

Speaker 3 (38:03):
I would have got it.

Speaker 2 (38:05):
Well.

Speaker 1 (38:05):
We ran out of time, Eddie, we ran out of time.
It was we had phony calls.