August 12, 2024 • 31 mins
Big Ben talks about Jerry Jones walking back his comments about CeeDee Lamb, Anthony Richardson's performance for the Colts in their preseason matchup against the Broncos, Maller to the Third Degree, Insta-Advice Line, and more!
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our lead this hours, we were back at it again
here for a new week. Our lead this hour from
the Cavoys. How about them Cowboys? Now Cowboys have training
camp in southern California, and so they always play an
exhibition game. One of the first couple of exhibition games
they always played in southern California, and so they did
that over the weekend. I don't know if you saw
(02:00):
any of this. It happen on Sunday, but that's not
really what this is about. We'll get to the game
itself for what it's worth, but instead we discuss the
face of the NFL. Not Roger Goodell. It's not Roger Goodell.
This guy's been around longer than Roger Goodell in many respects,
flapping his gums there, providing us with glorious sports radio content.
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And while I was away from my post for a
couple of days a few days prior, the Cowboys' owner
ANDNG he liked the team so much. He's the GM there.
Jerry Jones commenting, this is the lead up to the
exhibition game over the weekend, Jerry Jones said that in
the lead up to this, prior to the exhibition game,
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he had said there was no sense of urgency to
get an extension worked out with wide out CD LAMB.
So then he was asked about that, and he commented
on the situation on the Cowboys pregame show Cowboys and
Rams at sofar as they started the exhibition season on Sunday,
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and Jerry Jones attempting to clarify the urgency quote that
he had said, do we have audio on this? I
think we have the audios. Here's Jerry Jones as he
attempts to set the record straight on CD LAMB. Take
a listen.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
I think I got in trouble a little the other
day when I said, look, we're not urgent about CD. Well,
no one appreciates CD being on the feel anymore than
I did. But let me say this, he wouldn't be
taking a snap out here today if you'd been here
for You got to use your head when you expose
key players. That gives the other younger players a chance
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to do it. We know exactly what CD can do,
and he worked out with that, and so we wouldn't
have him out here. It has really not anything to
do with his contract.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
All right, So blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah. Let us discuss the
question here for the assembled panel. The question is where
are you at on Jerry Jones attempting to walk back
the not urgent quote, the money quote that he gave
days prior here on signing CD Lambs saying it's not urgent,
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trying to spin this into say, well, he wouldn't play
against the Rams anyway. Is the exhibition game. So I've
got Doctor Seuss, Skullduggery, and the bag, and we will
combine all of these things together and we will make
regular season prices for preseason content. That's what we're gonna make. So,
first of all, I did get a kick out of
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the putting of the toothpaste back in the tube, the
attempt that was made by Jerry Jones, as he's standing
over the boiling cauldron, stirring the pot the witches brew.
As he's been very open about this. We know that
Jerry Jones loves the fact that the Cowboys haven't won
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since the eighties for all into I guess in the
early nineties, but it was like the spinover from the eighties.
But they haven't won a long time, right, It's been
a generation since the Cowboys won. And yet still Jerry
can stand over that boiling cauldron and spin the gobbledegook
and get everyone to dance. Everyone dance, and yap of
(05:24):
the yap about the Dallas Cowboys. And here we are again.
We took the bait guilty on all charges, and here
we are yapping about Jerry Jones and his beloved team.
But what is Jerry Jones' real position on Ceede Lamb?
Like my position is he already let you know what
he thought of Ceedee Lamb with the initial commentary, So
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I'm gonna channel my youth and go doctor South's I'm
gonna go doctor Seus's mindset. Here. He didn't stumble when
he commented originally about Ceedee Lamb and the contract squabble
that is going on between Jerry and the agent for
CD Lamb. And it's the doctor Seus's mindset. There was
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no misspeak. It is simply that famous quote. He meant
what he said, and he said what he meant. That's it. Now,
it turns out that that didn't exactly dot the eye
and didn't hit the bulls eye if you will here.
So after a few mister softy types got all offended
and very upset, Jerry said, you know what, I was
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actually throwing a curveball, and I'm the smart guy and
you're the idiots, and here's what happened. But Jerry has
shown remarkable perseverance determination. He has been pigheaded that he
does not want to pay these guys, any of them,
not right now. And will we get to week one
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of the regular season. With that being the case, we're
getting close. We're only a few weeks away from the
start of real football on that's crap, fake football, real
football right where, we're not that far away, We're not
that far away. Will Jerry cave in prior that? Will
he cave in before that happens? And so far no,
that playoff gag, that wound is still fresh from stinky cheese,
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the Green Bay Packers kicking the tail of the Cowboys
in Jerry's world there, and so no one's getting paid
right now. We'll see he's got a few more weeks
to make it through, and then we're okay, and then
we're okay right now. Secondly, as for the actual exhibition
play on the field, Cowboys and Rams, el stinko for
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both sides here, you got to take it for what
it's worth. Now, normally we put this disclaimer up for
the world here that we do not engage in breakdowns
of practice. Not a game, not a real game. It's
a practice game, not a real game. Practice game.
Speaker 3 (07:54):
Right.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
However, we have a show to do today, and so
we have a show to do today, and since I
happened to be partaking in the practice football, we will
partake and we will analyze what we saw in said
practice football. Okay, So when you talk about the Cowboys
in Rams, which there were a couple of games that
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were showcased on Sunday, will bounce around these games for
the Cowboys. How did backup quarterback Trey Lance do for Dallas?
How did he do well? He looked like the same
guy he's been in the NFL, which ain't good. He
pulled off one of the great cons in NFL history.
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There should be books, written documentaries made about Trey Lance
and his meteoric rise up draft boards a couple of
years ago. For a guy who seemingly can't play, not
at a high level, not in the NFL. Against the
ram backups, this guy pulled off one of the great
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the bacles in NFL draft history. Under the cloud of
COVID a couple of years back. He used classic skullduggery
Trey Lance. He did right to get the forty nine
ers to trade I think it was eight hundred and
forty six draft picks to the Miami Dolphins because this
is what was there forever quarterback, So they got him.
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They got there forever quarterback there and the Dolphins got
a bunch of scratcher tickets and then I think Trey
Lance was the number three overall pick in the draft
all because of what measurables and the nineteen games that
he started at North Dakota State, but really it was
one season and then they had the COVID year and
there was like three other games and then that was it,
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and that was enough to hypnotize and mesmarn Lynch and
Shanahan with the forty nine ers. So they got their guy,
except he can't play, and then they were able to
unload him on the Cowboys because Jerry Jones is like, wow,
we got the number three overall pick or whatever it
was in the draft, and and we got him for
(10:00):
pennies on the dollar because hello, spoiler alert, that's what
he's worth. Pennies on the dollar. We saw it in
this game here, Trey Lance. I'd rather have Lance the
bus driver at quarterback, Trey Lance, doctor Doolittle in the
NFL and drafted high, and you got to be high
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that he's the only reason he's still in the NFL
is because of that, right, and he's just not very
good Dink and duncan. I know that works for Dak
Prescott didn't work here against the secondary players. Now, speaking
of the Rams, though, final thought, several of you reached
out to me, you don't have a quarterback. If Stafford
gets hurt, you're screwed. All because of Stetson Bennett, the
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old Georgia Bulldog from back of the day. So it
was not a masterpiece where the Ram backup quarterback who
played the vast majority of this game. Your thoughts on
Stetson Bennett, who had not one, not two, not three,
but four interceptions for the Rams. So clearly the U
word comes to mind, underwhelming. It was underwhelming any way
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you break it apart here. What about the end of
the game he had the game winning touchdout. Okay, wonderful, wonderful,
And that means you were still watching the end of
an exhibition game. Bad job by you. But I say, hey,
for stets invented the old Georgia bulldog. Get the bag.
When you watch this guy play, you need the bag,
but not the bag of money, the barf bag because
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you want to puke in your mouth watching him play quarterback.
He missed all of last season under mysterious circumstances. See,
you figure he's going to come out here like gangbusters
against the backup for the Cowboys and not your prototypical
NFL quarterback Stetson Bennett. He had the four picks in
this game. And when I was watching, and maybe I
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missed it, maybe my TV was broken. Mostly with a
clean pocket and it wasn't like there was some hand
in his face and then the pass was tipped over
here and over there. There was an interception in the Bronco game.
I was watching with the Colts with a ball batted
up in the air and say, okay, well that's not
that's not on the quarterback's fault, right He said, Well,
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it was a tip pass. Whatever this was. Unless I
miss something. Stetson Bennett was just sucked. He was just
bad at his job and that was it. So they
have Jimmy Garoppolo for some reason. I don't know why
he's on the Rams, but he's there. I guess they
always have to have some old quarterback on the team
for Sean McVay. So they have Garoppolo, who is like
(12:33):
a lucky rabbits foot or something like that. You got
him as your backup, but he's suspended because he's a
steroid cheat for the first couple of games of the year.
And that means if Matthew Stafford is unable to be
healthy by the time the season starts and fully healthy
and ready to go, then the Rams are a Stetson
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or Matthew Stafford injury away from Stetson Bennett being the quarterback. Okay,
good luck on that.
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So our lead this hour is from the NFL. We'll
go to Indy. Why not. If I watched it, I'm
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gonna talk about it. So another storyline as we continue
our in depth team coverage, not real football but practice football.
But another storyline is about injuries players coming back from
injuries in the NFL. Quarterbacks coming back from injuries. You've
got Kirk Cousins, who was hurt in Minnesota, but now
he's in Atlanta. He's coming back. You've got other quarterbacks
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that are dinged up a little alligator arms Murray there
in Arizona's coming Back for an example. Another one of
those quarterbacks returning from a mangled shoulder is the star
of Jim Ursey's favorite NFL team. That would be Anthony Richardson,
who was a prodigy at Florida Wink wink, nod nod
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of the big bad Southeastern Commerce. But Anthony Richardson his back.
He was in uniform on Sunday, well dress rehearsal for
the Colts. They played the Broncos. Don't know if he
saw this game or not. Maybe you were not partaking,
perhaps you missed it. But Richardson tagged as the forever
quarterback when I say forever the next few years for
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the Indianapolis football team. And he played, and how did
he do? A rusty Pelican or in this case, a
rusty Colt there against the Denver defense. A lot of
backups were playing there. It was a practice game debut.
He attempted four passes, completed two of them for twenty
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five yards. He also had one rushing yard. One that's it,
and it was an unsatisfactory performance. It was one game
passes and all that.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
Ria.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
Richardson also got away with a throw that should have
would have could have been intercepted the old wounded duck.
But let us discuss the question, how would you sum
up the return of Anthony Richardson his performance there for
the Colster first peak at Anthony Richardson back in uniform.
(17:21):
So I've got Dave Chappelle, error code and British singer,
and we will combine all of these things together and
we are going to make some x's and o's is
what we're going to make. So numb bur how you
jumping on numb burwa?
Speaker 3 (17:42):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (17:43):
Stop, Anthony Richardson. Look like he had no legs underneath it? Right,
no legs underneath then I have a sea legs. I
guess that's the way you would describe it there, wobbly,
mistake prone. That was how he was only a few passes,
but that was how he was supposed to look. Last year.
He actually looked much better than we thought he was
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going to look when he played in the handful of
games before snap crackle pop popped up on the resume there.
But these exhibition games are a work out the kink situation,
and there's a lot of work to be done for
the coaching genius Shane Steichen, the offensive guru in Indianapolis,
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the head coach there. He did not hit the ground running,
Anthony Richardson, fair to say, I think we can all
agree on that. And now you cannot make any formal
conclusions based on a handful of passes in the first
practice football game. But Richardson did look zonked in limited duty.
We know that, we saw it. We saw what we
saw Richardson. It's like the old one of the old
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Dave Chappelle movies in his early days in the nineties
there half baked. He's not close to being the finished
product here. I know that was a movie about weed,
but just go with it. So it's a quagmire for
the coal because for him to play for Anthony Richardson,
to play up to what they thought they were getting,
he has to run with wild abandon bandit right, he
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has to run all over the place, but he's going
to get hurt. So it is a quagmire for the
Colts and Richardson. If he does not stay healthy, the
backup option is jump ball. Joe. Joe Flacco is sitting there,
thirty nine year old Joe Flacco turned forty. If the
Colts are able to play into January, and he's the
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backup option there in Indianapolis, Gardner minshewit walking through that door.
He's with our raiders. We'll talk more about that as
we go through the night. But now page two here
speaking of the Horseshoes, their opponent here, we'll get to
them in a minute of the Broncos, but the Guardians
of the Galaxy before we get there, Guardians of the Galaxy,
not the baseball team, the Guardians. We're just a couple
(19:52):
months after the NFL said, you know what, we're good
will allow you yahoos to wear this padded thing atop
your helmet. It's it's wild, it's happening. NFL approving the
players wearing in regular season games the Guardian cap. Now
we saw the first star player. Maybe there are some
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other ones I missed it, but the first one that
I saw that wore it. That someone we've heard of
is Jonathan Taylor. That's a running back, Jonathan Taylor, and
he was one of a handful of players most nondescript
flotsam and jessm You never heard of him, but he's
one we've heard of, and he was wearing that Guardian
cap in game action. This is the padded thing that
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goes over the helmet, so you still wear the helmet,
but then you get the thing on top of it.
But now they put the they put the little wrap
around it to make it seem like it's legit and
it's like the helmet and the whole thing. So your
thoughts on this becoming normal? Dare I say normal in
the NFL? So the first thought I have not pleasing
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to the eye. It's not as outrageous as it had
been because they put the little wrap on top of it.
It's like you get your car wrapped and that wrap
to make it look critic It's that kind of thing,
so it doesn't look as bad. It still stands out.
It's not pleasing to the eye. That's the main takeaway there.
The NFL is using also a small sample size, and
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they've determined that it's effective based on a small sample size.
It's all about the health and safety mandate, which is
another code for don't sue us. We don't want to
pay our lawyers, so because of liability, we're going with this.
Just believe in us. Just like the water in Perie
is safe, go swimming, knock yourself out. We've spent a
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billion and a half dollars and you're good to go.
Now if you end up in the hospital, well you
know it happens. But either way, you know, we're skeptics
about how effective this is going to be. We can confirm,
though we can't confirm. It looks like an error code again,
not as bad as it did look without the shell
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on top of it, but it it's like a glitch,
but not a good kind of glitch in a video game,
like what was that? That helmet a little bit bigger?
What's going on? Something went kurfluy? And it is impossible.
And one one thing I know about doing overnight radio,
you have a lot of bizazz. There's a lot of
rasthmatas when you do overnight radio, just one of the
cool people when you do it, and when you when
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you have that, it's very difficult, like as a football
player to have any kind of aura or swag when
you're wearing the guardian helmet protector thing, whatever they call it,
it's very difficult. It is the NFL's equivalent to a
kick me sign, Like you know how you tape that,
put a little scotch tape and tape it to somebody's back.
Speaker 4 (22:42):
Yeah, kick me.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
That's essentially what it is, right, and that's way. It's
gonna take a lot of time for this to become
a normal situation. And will it ever become a normal
situation because how many players are actually going to do it,
because for most guys, they don't want any part of this. Now,
when I was younger, I was a kid, there was
a guy in the Buffalo Bills named Steve Tasker who
had a giant, oversized helmet and there were reasons for it,
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but it wasn't the Guardian, didn't call it the Guardian
helmet or whatever. He had that and he stood out
and everyone knew where he was in the field. He
was a great special teams player in his era, and
people were like, whoa, what's going on? They pointed to
that guy, all right? Final point back to the practice action,
practice game action, not a real game, not a real game,
a practice game. Because for the Denver side of things,
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everyone's going gaga for the performance of their quarterback, the
guy that was overdrafted by most accounts the Draftnicks said,
what are you doing? Why would you draft this, why
would you make a trade, why would you get there?
So what is your knee jerk reaction to bow knicks
old Oregon and Alabama quarterback and his stellar performance and
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at practice game against the Indianapolis defense, So hey, how
can you not be impressed or scoring drives? Bo Nicks
led the Broncos on and some initial thoughts on this,
it was like a British singer shade a smooth operator.
But you wonder how much of that is just playing
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backups and it's the exhibition game, and what's gonna happen
when the real games begin and we know we've been burned.
We don't want to be burned again. It's a much
different animal once the real situation pops up. So he
was relaxed, he was not overwhelmed. Looked to me, maybe
I'm wrong on this, but it looked like the Broncos
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ran a similar dumb down offense to what Peyton had
done last year with Russell Wilson, and to the credit
of bo Nicks, he ran that very well. How much
of that is him, how much of that is the
play calling, how much of that is the fact the
Colts were not fully engaged on defense. And he wouldn't perfect.
He was better than Jared Stidham, who did have a
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tipped interception to begin that game. But it seemed to
me like one of those situations where the Broncos were
just spoon feeding high percentage throws for the most part
to bow Nicks, and he was able to get the
job done, so good for him. It's encouraging. You always
have to put the disclaimer on that it's August football,
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and we'll see what happens in a couple of weeks
when the real season begins. Here but the vanilla wafers
of the dessert cart, right, that's the exhibition football. Not
a lot of thought goes into it. It's more of
a nuisance and an inconvenience than anything. But when someone
plays well, you're like, okay again, we've got to do
the show right now. And Bo Nicks would be the
guy that stood out over the weekend. He's in that
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handful of players. They were like, oh, that's pretty good.
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Three of the top rookie quarterbacks in the class made
their debut on Saturday, with Caleb Williams, J. Daniels, and
JJ McCarthy all impressing on the field. Ben whose performance
was the most encouraging.
Speaker 1 (26:13):
Well, the most would be JJ McCarthy because the current
starter is by default Sam Darnold in Minnesota. But Bo Knicks,
I know you didn't include him because he didn't play
on Saturday, But I thought bo Nix looked wonderful for
your Yeah, Denver Broncos and what I saw dumb down offense.
It look good right? Next pass this edition?
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Yeah, man, the only solution is to give us more
forty two year old w NBA basketball player to watch
in the Olympics.
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Okay, all right, we're giving advice here on how to
deal with the end of the Olympics on what to
do with your free time now, no more Olympics here.
The Paris Games have ended. Line three, Hello, et s cargoes,
smoke some meat. Okay, sounds like you're doing that right now.
Line six are on the Airline six, Hello. Shout out
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Oh well, thank you, yeah, bigsy on Eddie over the weekend.
The great Jeff pis you doing He's doing well, living
large in charge? Line one Hello, old Fox sports radio
guy Lorena. Jeff Biggs. Line one Hello. Line one's not there.
We're going to line too. Hello. Line to advice on
how to deal with the end of the Olympics.
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It's too much masturbation is the problem here?
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Well, that might be the problem. Now we'll do one more.
If it's good, I'll take credit of not I will
blame the koop a loop coop. Final call on what
to do now the Olympics are over. Line four. Line four,
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Go.
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here for a new week. Our lead this hour from
the Cavoys. How about them Cowboys? Now Cowboys have training
camp in southern California, and so they always play an
exhibition game. One of the first couple of exhibition games
they always played in southern California, and so they did
that over the weekend. I don't know if you saw
(02:00):
any of this. It happen on Sunday, but that's not
really what this is about. We'll get to the game
itself for what it's worth, but instead we discuss the
face of the NFL. Not Roger Goodell. It's not Roger Goodell.
This guy's been around longer than Roger Goodell in many respects,
flapping his gums there, providing us with glorious sports radio content.
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And while I was away from my post for a
couple of days a few days prior, the Cowboys' owner
ANDNG he liked the team so much. He's the GM there.
Jerry Jones commenting, this is the lead up to the
exhibition game over the weekend, Jerry Jones said that in
the lead up to this, prior to the exhibition game,
(02:47):
he had said there was no sense of urgency to
get an extension worked out with wide out CD LAMB.
So then he was asked about that, and he commented
on the situation on the Cowboys pregame show Cowboys and
Rams at sofar as they started the exhibition season on Sunday,
(03:08):
and Jerry Jones attempting to clarify the urgency quote that
he had said, do we have audio on this? I
think we have the audios. Here's Jerry Jones as he
attempts to set the record straight on CD LAMB. Take
a listen.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
I think I got in trouble a little the other
day when I said, look, we're not urgent about CD. Well,
no one appreciates CD being on the feel anymore than
I did. But let me say this, he wouldn't be
taking a snap out here today if you'd been here
for You got to use your head when you expose
key players. That gives the other younger players a chance
(03:47):
to do it. We know exactly what CD can do,
and he worked out with that, and so we wouldn't
have him out here. It has really not anything to
do with his contract.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
All right, So blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah blah. Let us discuss the
question here for the assembled panel. The question is where
are you at on Jerry Jones attempting to walk back
the not urgent quote, the money quote that he gave
days prior here on signing CD Lambs saying it's not urgent,
(04:19):
trying to spin this into say, well, he wouldn't play
against the Rams anyway. Is the exhibition game. So I've
got Doctor Seuss, Skullduggery, and the bag, and we will
combine all of these things together and we will make
regular season prices for preseason content. That's what we're gonna make. So,
first of all, I did get a kick out of
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the putting of the toothpaste back in the tube, the
attempt that was made by Jerry Jones, as he's standing
over the boiling cauldron, stirring the pot the witches brew.
As he's been very open about this. We know that
Jerry Jones loves the fact that the Cowboys haven't won
(05:02):
since the eighties for all into I guess in the
early nineties, but it was like the spinover from the eighties.
But they haven't won a long time, right, It's been
a generation since the Cowboys won. And yet still Jerry
can stand over that boiling cauldron and spin the gobbledegook
and get everyone to dance. Everyone dance, and yap of
(05:24):
the yap about the Dallas Cowboys. And here we are again.
We took the bait guilty on all charges, and here
we are yapping about Jerry Jones and his beloved team.
But what is Jerry Jones' real position on Ceede Lamb?
Like my position is he already let you know what
he thought of Ceedee Lamb with the initial commentary, So
(05:46):
I'm gonna channel my youth and go doctor South's I'm
gonna go doctor Seus's mindset. Here. He didn't stumble when
he commented originally about Ceedee Lamb and the contract squabble
that is going on between Jerry and the agent for
CD Lamb. And it's the doctor Seus's mindset. There was
(06:09):
no misspeak. It is simply that famous quote. He meant
what he said, and he said what he meant. That's it. Now,
it turns out that that didn't exactly dot the eye
and didn't hit the bulls eye if you will here.
So after a few mister softy types got all offended
and very upset, Jerry said, you know what, I was
(06:32):
actually throwing a curveball, and I'm the smart guy and
you're the idiots, and here's what happened. But Jerry has
shown remarkable perseverance determination. He has been pigheaded that he
does not want to pay these guys, any of them,
not right now. And will we get to week one
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of the regular season. With that being the case, we're
getting close. We're only a few weeks away from the
start of real football on that's crap, fake football, real
football right where, we're not that far away, We're not
that far away. Will Jerry cave in prior that? Will
he cave in before that happens? And so far no,
that playoff gag, that wound is still fresh from stinky cheese,
(07:18):
the Green Bay Packers kicking the tail of the Cowboys
in Jerry's world there, and so no one's getting paid
right now. We'll see he's got a few more weeks
to make it through, and then we're okay, and then
we're okay right now. Secondly, as for the actual exhibition
play on the field, Cowboys and Rams, el stinko for
(07:39):
both sides here, you got to take it for what
it's worth. Now, normally we put this disclaimer up for
the world here that we do not engage in breakdowns
of practice. Not a game, not a real game. It's
a practice game, not a real game. Practice game.
Speaker 3 (07:54):
Right.
Speaker 1 (07:55):
However, we have a show to do today, and so
we have a show to do today, and since I
happened to be partaking in the practice football, we will
partake and we will analyze what we saw in said
practice football. Okay, So when you talk about the Cowboys
in Rams, which there were a couple of games that
(08:16):
were showcased on Sunday, will bounce around these games for
the Cowboys. How did backup quarterback Trey Lance do for Dallas?
How did he do well? He looked like the same
guy he's been in the NFL, which ain't good. He
pulled off one of the great cons in NFL history.
(08:37):
There should be books, written documentaries made about Trey Lance
and his meteoric rise up draft boards a couple of
years ago. For a guy who seemingly can't play, not
at a high level, not in the NFL. Against the
ram backups, this guy pulled off one of the great
(08:57):
the bacles in NFL draft history. Under the cloud of
COVID a couple of years back. He used classic skullduggery
Trey Lance. He did right to get the forty nine
ers to trade I think it was eight hundred and
forty six draft picks to the Miami Dolphins because this
is what was there forever quarterback, So they got him.
(09:18):
They got there forever quarterback there and the Dolphins got
a bunch of scratcher tickets and then I think Trey
Lance was the number three overall pick in the draft
all because of what measurables and the nineteen games that
he started at North Dakota State, but really it was
one season and then they had the COVID year and
there was like three other games and then that was it,
(09:40):
and that was enough to hypnotize and mesmarn Lynch and
Shanahan with the forty nine ers. So they got their guy,
except he can't play, and then they were able to
unload him on the Cowboys because Jerry Jones is like, wow,
we got the number three overall pick or whatever it
was in the draft, and and we got him for
(10:00):
pennies on the dollar because hello, spoiler alert, that's what
he's worth. Pennies on the dollar. We saw it in
this game here, Trey Lance. I'd rather have Lance the
bus driver at quarterback, Trey Lance, doctor Doolittle in the
NFL and drafted high, and you got to be high
(10:20):
that he's the only reason he's still in the NFL
is because of that, right, and he's just not very
good Dink and duncan. I know that works for Dak
Prescott didn't work here against the secondary players. Now, speaking
of the Rams, though, final thought, several of you reached
out to me, you don't have a quarterback. If Stafford
gets hurt, you're screwed. All because of Stetson Bennett, the
(10:44):
old Georgia Bulldog from back of the day. So it
was not a masterpiece where the Ram backup quarterback who
played the vast majority of this game. Your thoughts on
Stetson Bennett, who had not one, not two, not three,
but four interceptions for the Rams. So clearly the U
word comes to mind, underwhelming. It was underwhelming any way
(11:07):
you break it apart here. What about the end of
the game he had the game winning touchdout. Okay, wonderful, wonderful,
And that means you were still watching the end of
an exhibition game. Bad job by you. But I say, hey,
for stets invented the old Georgia bulldog. Get the bag.
When you watch this guy play, you need the bag,
but not the bag of money, the barf bag because
(11:29):
you want to puke in your mouth watching him play quarterback.
He missed all of last season under mysterious circumstances. See,
you figure he's going to come out here like gangbusters
against the backup for the Cowboys and not your prototypical
NFL quarterback Stetson Bennett. He had the four picks in
this game. And when I was watching, and maybe I
(11:52):
missed it, maybe my TV was broken. Mostly with a
clean pocket and it wasn't like there was some hand
in his face and then the pass was tipped over
here and over there. There was an interception in the Bronco game.
I was watching with the Colts with a ball batted
up in the air and say, okay, well that's not
that's not on the quarterback's fault, right He said, Well,
(12:12):
it was a tip pass. Whatever this was. Unless I
miss something. Stetson Bennett was just sucked. He was just
bad at his job and that was it. So they
have Jimmy Garoppolo for some reason. I don't know why
he's on the Rams, but he's there. I guess they
always have to have some old quarterback on the team
for Sean McVay. So they have Garoppolo, who is like
(12:33):
a lucky rabbits foot or something like that. You got
him as your backup, but he's suspended because he's a
steroid cheat for the first couple of games of the year.
And that means if Matthew Stafford is unable to be
healthy by the time the season starts and fully healthy
and ready to go, then the Rams are a Stetson
(12:54):
or Matthew Stafford injury away from Stetson Bennett being the quarterback. Okay,
good luck on that.
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So our lead this hour is from the NFL. We'll
go to Indy. Why not. If I watched it, I'm
(15:19):
gonna talk about it. So another storyline as we continue
our in depth team coverage, not real football but practice football.
But another storyline is about injuries players coming back from
injuries in the NFL. Quarterbacks coming back from injuries. You've
got Kirk Cousins, who was hurt in Minnesota, but now
he's in Atlanta. He's coming back. You've got other quarterbacks
(15:41):
that are dinged up a little alligator arms Murray there
in Arizona's coming Back for an example. Another one of
those quarterbacks returning from a mangled shoulder is the star
of Jim Ursey's favorite NFL team. That would be Anthony Richardson,
who was a prodigy at Florida Wink wink, nod nod
(16:04):
of the big bad Southeastern Commerce. But Anthony Richardson his back.
He was in uniform on Sunday, well dress rehearsal for
the Colts. They played the Broncos. Don't know if he
saw this game or not. Maybe you were not partaking,
perhaps you missed it. But Richardson tagged as the forever
quarterback when I say forever the next few years for
(16:26):
the Indianapolis football team. And he played, and how did
he do? A rusty Pelican or in this case, a
rusty Colt there against the Denver defense. A lot of
backups were playing there. It was a practice game debut.
He attempted four passes, completed two of them for twenty
(16:47):
five yards. He also had one rushing yard. One that's it,
and it was an unsatisfactory performance. It was one game
passes and all that.
Speaker 3 (17:00):
Ria.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
Richardson also got away with a throw that should have
would have could have been intercepted the old wounded duck.
But let us discuss the question, how would you sum
up the return of Anthony Richardson his performance there for
the Colster first peak at Anthony Richardson back in uniform.
(17:21):
So I've got Dave Chappelle, error code and British singer,
and we will combine all of these things together and
we are going to make some x's and o's is
what we're going to make. So numb bur how you
jumping on numb burwa?
Speaker 3 (17:42):
Yes?
Speaker 1 (17:43):
Stop, Anthony Richardson. Look like he had no legs underneath it? Right,
no legs underneath then I have a sea legs. I
guess that's the way you would describe it there, wobbly,
mistake prone. That was how he was only a few passes,
but that was how he was supposed to look. Last year.
He actually looked much better than we thought he was
(18:04):
going to look when he played in the handful of
games before snap crackle pop popped up on the resume there.
But these exhibition games are a work out the kink situation,
and there's a lot of work to be done for
the coaching genius Shane Steichen, the offensive guru in Indianapolis,
(18:24):
the head coach there. He did not hit the ground running,
Anthony Richardson, fair to say, I think we can all
agree on that. And now you cannot make any formal
conclusions based on a handful of passes in the first
practice football game. But Richardson did look zonked in limited duty.
We know that, we saw it. We saw what we
saw Richardson. It's like the old one of the old
(18:47):
Dave Chappelle movies in his early days in the nineties
there half baked. He's not close to being the finished
product here. I know that was a movie about weed,
but just go with it. So it's a quagmire for
the coal because for him to play for Anthony Richardson,
to play up to what they thought they were getting,
he has to run with wild abandon bandit right, he
(19:09):
has to run all over the place, but he's going
to get hurt. So it is a quagmire for the
Colts and Richardson. If he does not stay healthy, the
backup option is jump ball. Joe. Joe Flacco is sitting there,
thirty nine year old Joe Flacco turned forty. If the
Colts are able to play into January, and he's the
(19:30):
backup option there in Indianapolis, Gardner minshewit walking through that door.
He's with our raiders. We'll talk more about that as
we go through the night. But now page two here
speaking of the Horseshoes, their opponent here, we'll get to
them in a minute of the Broncos, but the Guardians
of the Galaxy before we get there, Guardians of the Galaxy,
not the baseball team, the Guardians. We're just a couple
(19:52):
months after the NFL said, you know what, we're good
will allow you yahoos to wear this padded thing atop
your helmet. It's it's wild, it's happening. NFL approving the
players wearing in regular season games the Guardian cap. Now
we saw the first star player. Maybe there are some
(20:12):
other ones I missed it, but the first one that
I saw that wore it. That someone we've heard of
is Jonathan Taylor. That's a running back, Jonathan Taylor, and
he was one of a handful of players most nondescript
flotsam and jessm You never heard of him, but he's
one we've heard of, and he was wearing that Guardian
cap in game action. This is the padded thing that
(20:35):
goes over the helmet, so you still wear the helmet,
but then you get the thing on top of it.
But now they put the they put the little wrap
around it to make it seem like it's legit and
it's like the helmet and the whole thing. So your
thoughts on this becoming normal? Dare I say normal in
the NFL? So the first thought I have not pleasing
(20:56):
to the eye. It's not as outrageous as it had
been because they put the little wrap on top of it.
It's like you get your car wrapped and that wrap
to make it look critic It's that kind of thing,
so it doesn't look as bad. It still stands out.
It's not pleasing to the eye. That's the main takeaway there.
The NFL is using also a small sample size, and
(21:17):
they've determined that it's effective based on a small sample size.
It's all about the health and safety mandate, which is
another code for don't sue us. We don't want to
pay our lawyers, so because of liability, we're going with this.
Just believe in us. Just like the water in Perie
is safe, go swimming, knock yourself out. We've spent a
(21:39):
billion and a half dollars and you're good to go.
Now if you end up in the hospital, well you
know it happens. But either way, you know, we're skeptics
about how effective this is going to be. We can confirm,
though we can't confirm. It looks like an error code again,
not as bad as it did look without the shell
(22:00):
on top of it, but it it's like a glitch,
but not a good kind of glitch in a video game,
like what was that? That helmet a little bit bigger?
What's going on? Something went kurfluy? And it is impossible.
And one one thing I know about doing overnight radio,
you have a lot of bizazz. There's a lot of
rasthmatas when you do overnight radio, just one of the
cool people when you do it, and when you when
(22:22):
you have that, it's very difficult, like as a football
player to have any kind of aura or swag when
you're wearing the guardian helmet protector thing, whatever they call it,
it's very difficult. It is the NFL's equivalent to a
kick me sign, Like you know how you tape that,
put a little scotch tape and tape it to somebody's back.
Speaker 4 (22:42):
Yeah, kick me.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
That's essentially what it is, right, and that's way. It's
gonna take a lot of time for this to become
a normal situation. And will it ever become a normal
situation because how many players are actually going to do it,
because for most guys, they don't want any part of this. Now,
when I was younger, I was a kid, there was
a guy in the Buffalo Bills named Steve Tasker who
had a giant, oversized helmet and there were reasons for it,
(23:07):
but it wasn't the Guardian, didn't call it the Guardian
helmet or whatever. He had that and he stood out
and everyone knew where he was in the field. He
was a great special teams player in his era, and
people were like, whoa, what's going on? They pointed to
that guy, all right? Final point back to the practice action,
practice game action, not a real game, not a real game,
a practice game. Because for the Denver side of things,
(23:28):
everyone's going gaga for the performance of their quarterback, the
guy that was overdrafted by most accounts the Draftnicks said,
what are you doing? Why would you draft this, why
would you make a trade, why would you get there?
So what is your knee jerk reaction to bow knicks
old Oregon and Alabama quarterback and his stellar performance and
(23:53):
at practice game against the Indianapolis defense, So hey, how
can you not be impressed or scoring drives? Bo Nicks
led the Broncos on and some initial thoughts on this,
it was like a British singer shade a smooth operator.
But you wonder how much of that is just playing
(24:13):
backups and it's the exhibition game, and what's gonna happen
when the real games begin and we know we've been burned.
We don't want to be burned again. It's a much
different animal once the real situation pops up. So he
was relaxed, he was not overwhelmed. Looked to me, maybe
I'm wrong on this, but it looked like the Broncos
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ran a similar dumb down offense to what Peyton had
done last year with Russell Wilson, and to the credit
of bo Nicks, he ran that very well. How much
of that is him, how much of that is the
play calling, how much of that is the fact the
Colts were not fully engaged on defense. And he wouldn't perfect.
He was better than Jared Stidham, who did have a
(24:56):
tipped interception to begin that game. But it seemed to
me like one of those situations where the Broncos were
just spoon feeding high percentage throws for the most part
to bow Nicks, and he was able to get the
job done, so good for him. It's encouraging. You always
have to put the disclaimer on that it's August football,
(25:19):
and we'll see what happens in a couple of weeks
when the real season begins. Here but the vanilla wafers
of the dessert cart, right, that's the exhibition football. Not
a lot of thought goes into it. It's more of
a nuisance and an inconvenience than anything. But when someone
plays well, you're like, okay again, we've got to do
the show right now. And Bo Nicks would be the
guy that stood out over the weekend. He's in that
(25:40):
handful of players. They were like, oh, that's pretty good.
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Here we go, we got.
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This is one gets grilled.
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That's the porn version. Now, Cooper, what do we have here? Coop.
Speaker 5 (26:01):
Three of the top rookie quarterbacks in the class made
their debut on Saturday, with Caleb Williams, J. Daniels, and
JJ McCarthy all impressing on the field. Ben whose performance
was the most encouraging.
Speaker 1 (26:13):
Well, the most would be JJ McCarthy because the current
starter is by default Sam Darnold in Minnesota. But Bo Knicks,
I know you didn't include him because he didn't play
on Saturday, But I thought bo Nix looked wonderful for
your Yeah, Denver Broncos and what I saw dumb down offense.
It look good right? Next pass this edition?
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All right, I got no Bobby Bobby Wait Junior is
having one of the best seasons in Kansas City Royal's history.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
Yeah. Do you think he can catch Aaron Judge in
the MVP ray so Cane? He yes? Will he know?
Because of that medium machine in the Big Apple, It's
not going to happen.
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Uh.
Speaker 1 (26:59):
Next Joel Mbat.
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play for France. Next year he said he might play
for Cameroon. Do you think he's gonna get hate in
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his ass? How did we do? You passed?
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Next setdie, that's the Cato winning this game? Bnicks.
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nine on Fox Hello, Line one. Advice on how to
deal with the end of the Olympics. Line one. I'm
sure Serena Williams can get a table at that restaurant. Now,
(28:49):
all right, yes, there's a super market Steve. Hello, you're
on the air line too, advice on how to deal
with the end of the Olympics.
Speaker 3 (28:55):
I think what you need.
Speaker 1 (29:01):
Yeah, that whole coldon guy's really good.
Speaker 2 (29:03):
Hell.
Speaker 1 (29:03):
Line you're on the airline three. Hello.
Speaker 2 (29:06):
Aren't you the guys from that Netflix documentary?
Speaker 1 (29:08):
I demand you apologize? Yes, boy, I gotten people have
emailed me. I haven't seen since high school. Hello, I
who knew that many people watching Netflix? Line four, you're
on the airline four? Hello, Les Mature on the crossing Okay, yeah, yeah,
I know you're very were you're the Bible belled angry bill.
(29:30):
Your crotch doesn't work anymore. Line one Hello, Line one
number three, Oh see there's music though, that won't work.
You got to call in a clean line. Line too, Hello,
you're on the airline too.
Speaker 3 (29:43):
Yeah, man, the only solution is to give us more
forty two year old w NBA basketball player to watch
in the Olympics.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Okay, all right, we're giving advice here on how to
deal with the end of the Olympics on what to
do with your free time now, no more Olympics here.
The Paris Games have ended. Line three, Hello, et s cargoes,
smoke some meat. Okay, sounds like you're doing that right now.
Line six are on the Airline six, Hello. Shout out
(30:12):
to Jeff.
Speaker 3 (30:12):
Biggs and the Fifth Hour podcast.
Speaker 1 (30:14):
Oh well, thank you, yeah, bigsy on Eddie over the weekend.
The great Jeff pis you doing He's doing well, living
large in charge? Line one Hello, old Fox sports radio
guy Lorena. Jeff Biggs. Line one Hello. Line one's not there.
We're going to line too. Hello. Line to advice on
how to deal with the end of the Olympics.
Speaker 2 (30:32):
It's too much masturbation is the problem here?
Speaker 1 (30:35):
Well, that might be the problem. Now we'll do one more.
If it's good, I'll take credit of not I will
blame the koop a loop coop. Final call on what
to do now the Olympics are over. Line four. Line four,
You are on the Airline four.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
Go.
Speaker 1 (30:51):
Number three. See you know what you can't do it
on the line It's not gonna win it. Music Zack
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