November 25, 2025 • 40 mins
Ben Maller talks about the 49ers defeating the Panthers on MNF, the performance by Bryce Young for Carolina, Brock Purdy's poor play despite the win, 49ers DC Robert Saleh getting all of the spotlight, and much more!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Here we go. Welcome, it's our number one. On a
happy Tuesday to you. It's the twenty fifth day of November.
As we are hanging out in the magic radio box
here on the Ben Malors Show. We start out with
that Monday night football game, wobbleague game for both teams.
The Niners end up beating the Panthers. How do you
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evaluate Bryce Young in his performance or lack thereof for Carolina?
And what's your appraisal of brock perties play for the Niners,
the forty million dollars a year quarterback who through three
interceptions in the first half. Also, what did you take
away from forty nine Ers defensive coordinator Robert Sala getting
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the spotlight treatment on the Monday night football broadcast? Will
go there as well. Here it is our number one.
They will not be sending that one to any kind
of Hall of fame. I'll roupy rebroadcast that game. If
they do, they'll be some kind of violation. Welcome in
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my man art or not so. The final game of
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the weekend in the NFL, It is all over, just
a couple days off in the right back at it
on Thanksgiving, So it's just a brief pause in the
NFL continues. But our lead this hour from Santa Clara,
not San Francisco. Santa Clara, that is where the forty
nine ers play their home games, about forty five miles
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or so, as the crow flies south of San Francisco
will only take you about three hours with traffic. So
this was the site of the final game of the weekend.
There came to an end. The curtain came down. You
had Bryce Young and the Panthers skinding in to the
Bay Area for a wrestling match with Brock Party. Oh
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my aching Towe. Well he's back. Brock Party and the
forty nine Ers. Perty missed a bunch of time with
a messed up toe, but he's back. This game was
billed as the Christian McCaffrey Revenge Game. It's all about
the revenge. Did you watch? No, okay, you didn't miss anything.
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I'm not gonna sit here and light you. Oh you
should have seen this game. Oh my god, No, I'm jealous.
I mean I did get paid to watch it. In theory,
plausibly got paid to watch it. But man alive. So
Christian McCaffrey, he hits the billing. I think it was
his greatest game, he had one hundred and forty two
yards from scrimmage, touched the ball a ton ended up
with one hundred and forty two yards from scrimmage, scored
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a touchdown in his first matchup against the team that
he played for that gave him away. They give him away,
they got draft picks. Scratch your tickets, but that was
the deal. A couple of years back, McCaffrey went from
Carolina to San Francisco after he got paid by the
Panthers and then proceeded to get hurt on a regular basis,
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so his first game there three years ago. Niners haven't
won any championships with Christian McCaffrey, and he's been very
productive for them. The Niners get the ugly twenty to
nine win the final over the Panthers. McCaffrey gets the
Niners with his performance to eight and four on the season.
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They were able to overcome the systemic and competence of
brock Party, who threw not one, not two, but three
interceptions earlier. Holy Ernesto in the Bay our guy there,
big forty nine er fan not happy with brock Party,
but they are still in playoff position. The Niners with
that eighth win heading into the stretch run of the
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regular season, and down on the stretch we go in
the NFL. Now, the better story is in the losing
locker room, Carolina had an opportunity, somehow, some way, Carolina
had a shot to move into the penthouse of the outhouse,
which is the NFC South. If they had won this game,
ifs and butts were candy and nuts, it'd be Christmas
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every day. It's not so. Bryce Young went out there
and better store in the losing locker room? How did
he do? Bryce Young failing yet again, yet again to
get the job done. The former number one overall Traffick
had one hundred and sixty nine yards, barely had that
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one touchdown, and not one but two interceptions. That is
a good jumping off points. So let us discuss the question,
how do you evaluate Bryce Young's performance for Carolina in
a game that was certainly winnable. It's not like the
Niners were that great. The game was right there of
the taking in Carolina unable to take it. So my
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views on this, I've got Panda, Express, Zoo Animal and
Express pros and we will combine all of these things
together and we are gonna put the biscuit in the basket,
is what we're gonna do. Just put the biscuit in
the basket. So hey, we'll start with this. The Carolina
Panthers watching them play, and I don't watch every game,
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and I flip around. They usually play in the early
TV window on Sunday, But watching the Carolina Panthers play,
it's like a Nantucket's sleigh ride watching them play. They
hooked the whale. They thought they hooked the whale, Bryce Young,
and now they're getting dragged every week. Every week they're
getting dragged. And this was another opportunity to prove the
haters wrong and prove that you knew what you were doing. Instead,
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he proved them right. He proved them right with this performance.
It was an island game. Everyone was watching. Everyone was
watching against a battle scarred, weather beaten defense. They did
have Fred Warner and Nick Bosa in the stadium. They
happened to be watching while eating nachos and popcorn in
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luxury boxes. They showed him on the TV. They were
not playing, They were not playing in the game, and
the Niners brock Perty tried to hand the game to Carolina,
try to give him the game. Here's the game. We
don't want the guy, take the guy, take the guy.
And what happened? Well the quarterback there, Bryce Young's like,
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you know what, it's very plays, very plout of you.
Try to give us the game. You know what, we
don't really want that big road win. No, we would
we want that. Come on, Bryce, now, we're good, We're
here's here's another punt. We're gonna punt the ball. Knock
yourself out, enjoyed the ball. My god, what a debacle,
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What an absolute debacle watching Bryce Young try to play quarterback.
And then, as many a pointed out, he's very robotic.
You can tell he's been schooled. I don't know whether
it was Nick Saban or the people that are writing
his coat tails making their living off his performance and
his you know, his posse of people that are around him.
All these athletes have groups of people that are hangers on,
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and somebody gave him these sports cliche one oh one
rhetoric I saw his news. Can be very robotic is
the word I keep going back to. Anyway, here's a
little taste of Bryce Young talking about the trip back
to North Carolina.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
Playing right Back's gonna suck. I don't even know if
we have the twenty four hour luxury now when it's
you know, we're all competitors. It sucks to have this
outcome again. We don't have luxuries to think about big picture.
You think that that's that's you know, not a good
recipe for this league. Everyone demands our most intention so
we'll fill the page and go next week.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
You know, he reminds me of a zombie. He's saying
things that you would determine or write. You don't feel
like it's legit, like you know what I'm saying. You
ever talked to him?
Speaker 3 (08:59):
Is?
Speaker 1 (09:01):
I do a podcast on the weekends. I used to
do a lot of interviews on the podcast, and then
I realized almost all of them are terrible, So what
am I doing wasting my time? So I stopped doing them.
But I had a lot of people on over the
years on the podcast. One of the ones that stand
out is this guy named Tim Donnahey. Now I don't
know if you know who Tim Donnie is or not.
Tim Donahey is the guy that was fixing NBA games
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and got caught. By the way, I'm sure he's not
the only one. As far as referees. He just happened
to be the one that got busted years ago, and
he wrote a book about it. There've been documentaries about
Tim Donnee. So I had him on my podcast, very
excited to get him on, like this is big Tim Donnie.
This guy's big scandal on the big scandals of my
life and this guy was a central figure in it,
involving like the mob. And so we had him on
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and asked him a bunch of questions and he just
was lifeless. He answered the questions like a zombie. And
that I watched Bryce Young interview and it's like there's
no real emotion. I just just like, here's what I'm
supposed to say. I'm gonna say it. I'm not gonna
put any feeling, you know, because I don't believe any
of it. And that's that you talk about blowing an opportunity.
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I mean, this was it. And here's a refresher course,
by the way, on Bryce Young. Bryce Young is not
a super nova. He is not a super nova. He's
the Panda Express. Sweet and sour chicken is what he is.
He's a that's that's essentially what he is. Right, And
you think you're getting something flavorful. You going to Panda
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Express and I used to eat there all the time
back and they go in there, Panda get that, You
get that sweet and sour chicken, and then you find
out that it was made two hours ago. It's lukewarm,
it's soggy in five minutes, and you're like, holy crap,
what happened? Consistently inconsistent. Yeah, so a week ago, somehow
the Atlanta Falcons should be sent to the Canadian Football
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We should trade the Falcons for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
They allowed Bryce Young to throw for four hundred and
forty eight yards in the previous game, this week one
hundred and sixty yards. Now, we did expect this to happen, right,
We expected him to have a worse performance. Of course,
because he had a career game, it gouda be worse.
And this is more of the standard performance for the
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quarterback there Bryce Young. By the way, that is a
sixty two decline from his previous performance. The two interceptions. Now,
brock Purty Gift wrapped three possessions in a row ended
with interceptions for the forty nine ers in the first half,
three straight. That is literally, as we said, giving you
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the game, and what did Carolina do. They turned those
three interceptions into three points one field goal. That's it,
that's all. That's criminal. In fact, this entire game was
an FCC warning obscenity and decency and profanity watching this
particular game. And hey, we were never really in on
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this guy, the little fella. We're definitely out on the quarterback,
Bryce Young if you haven't figured out that part of
the story. This and the Carolina Panthers, they swung big,
They traded for the wrong guy. They gave up the
family jewels to the Bears to get their hands on
this otherworldly quarterback, and they ended up getting a country bumpkin.
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They didn't want a country bumpkin. They got a country
bumping that is regular mouthfeasance with him out there, a
quarterback that you get in Carolina. They need competence, and
they've got a lot of confusion, a lot of confusion
with him out there. And you cannot have a quarterback
cannot have it who plays real sweet one week and
then sour the next two or three. And that's what happened.
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You need a driver, gotta have a driver, right, You
gotta have a driver, and you got a passenger. You
got somebody that buy ticking the back of the bus,
high pick, low impact. That's pretty much it. And the
Panthers now that they have to hit the flea market,
they have to get either another reject from somebody else
or draft somebody and start this whole thing over. This
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is not the guy, and you're not gonna pay him.
Why would you pay him? He sucks, So there's no
reason to pay him, and you're gonna have to move on.
All right. Meanwhile, on the other side, the San Francisco
side of things, so what is your appraisal? Here's the question,
what is your appraisal of the other quarterback brock Purdy
and his play for the Niners in this Monday night game?
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So I have an unpopular opinion, unpopular opinion, alert, unpopular opinion.
All right, here's my unpopular opinion. We just slayed Bryce Young.
How bad Bryce Young was? Brock Purdy was more humiliating.
He actually was worse than Bryce Young. If that's possible
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that brock Purdy could be worse than Bryce Young.
Speaker 4 (13:44):
He was.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
And here's why Bryce Young is still in the beta
testing mode. He's in the beta testing mode. He's still
running on the pre release software. They have not signed him,
They have not given him the bag. In Carolina, Brock Purdy,
Brock Purty Purdy, Rock Party, Fordian Slip. Brock Party got
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the loot, he got the train heist from the forty
nine ers, So he's not the trial version. They've signed
up for the full subscription model. The forty nine ers
with Brock Party, John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan, the smartest
people in the room, did the full background check. They
dated for a while. They had a cute little romance.
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It was wonderful, puppy dog eyes, the whole thing, little
netflix and chill. They were friends with benefits for a while,
and they Niner said, let's put a ring on it.
So they put a ring on it, and they gave
him one hundred and eighty two million. They gave that
guy one hundred eighty too Billy at one hundred eight
too big, I can't play. They gave a guy who
can't play al Ry too Billie even Terry in England,
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the big forty nine er fans crying right now, Oh
my god, forty one million dollars per per year, it's
gonna go off. That's where he is. Right now. Forty
one million dollars a year for this guy. And what
do they get if brock Purty was a zoo animal.
If he was a zoo animal, what would rock Perty be.
He would be a donkey, but he would be a
swamp donkey, if you know what I'm saying. And man,
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did that look like a forty one million dollars a
year quarterback? I don't think so. One hundred and sixty
nine yards and three picks I jotted down. I was
writing some notes on my end my notes thing on
my phone while I was watching the game. And he
should have had three more interceptions. The Panthers drop two,
and I'll say two for sure. The third other one
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was iffy, but they could have six interceptions of the game.
Panthers defensively, they're not that great. They're okay, they're not
that great. And they turned him into a sock puppet
brock Party and my god, he was like he was
daring Carolina, Hey, pick me off. I'm gonna just throw it.
I'm gonna, like I say, I'm Stevie Meatballs. I'm gonna
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be blind and just chuck the ball up. We'll see
what happens here. And So the ugly truth is, and
people don't want to say it. Brock Purti is just
a system. If everything's great around him, he's fine. Well
everything's not great around him right now. He's clearly not fine.
The Niners they were thinking they were gonna get a Ferrari.
They ended up getting a Kia. They paid for a Ferrari.
They paid a Ferrari price, so they got a Kia.
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And he's just the middle of the pack guy, that's
all he is. And now they're seemingly stuck with him
unless they can convince another dumb team like the Jets
of somebody to take brock Party off their hands. Good luck,
all sales are final in terms of the contract. The
Panthers defense making Brock Purty look bedraggled, a big draggled Brock.
That should be his nickname, be draggled, brock rattled and
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all of that, like he was searching for his Stuffy
in the middle of the game. I need my support, Stuffy.
Where's my Stuffy? Uh? Yeah? And this is who he is.
That's that's that's what we tried to warn The Niners say, oh,
you're just a ram fan. Well you do the overnight
show you. I'm not gonna listen to you. I tried
to tell you, Okay, I tried to help you out.
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Did you listen No? Did the Niners?
Speaker 5 (17:00):
No?
Speaker 1 (17:00):
Well, good luck. I'm actually happy you didn't listen. And
I laugh at you. I laugh at you because this
ain't the guy. This ain't the guy. You're not the guy, Pop,
You're not. It's the boondoggle by the Bay. The boondoggle
by the Bay with Brock Purty. That's what it is. Here.
We have seen better return on investment by sir scratch
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Off going out and buying seven thousand Scratcher tickets. You
get more bang for your buck. Okay, we've seen that.
Party's not overrated. He's not. He's not overrated. He's just
poorly rated and overpaid, is what he is. All right. Meanwhile,
last word, we go to the broadcast booth on a B.
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Robert Salah, the defensive coordinator of the forty nine ers. Now,
if you didn't know Robert sala was the forty nine
ers defensive coordinator, you knew everything about him by the
end of the broadcast. Okay, they featured him. He was
the star of the broadcast. They showed him, they gave
him more screen time Robert Salah, the former Jets coach,
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than Kyle Shanahan, the actual head coach of you know,
the NFL team in Northern California. So the question what
did you take away from the forty nine ers defensive
coordinator Robert Sala getting the spotlight on Monday Night football?
So the ABC broadcast turned into the Robert Sala Showcase.
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It was like a job fare for Robert Sala. They
showed him over and over and over and over, and
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, the Fox refugees over there
at NBC. They were full slobber, chops, saber, slapper, slabber.
They gave him the manny in the first half and
the petty in the second half. Very nice. It sounded
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like they were lobbying for this guy to get another
head coaching job. It felt like an Express Pros commercial
that we do every once in a while here on
Fox Sports Radio, not a football game. Oh look at Roberts.
You knew that they had crossed the rubicon when Carolina
missed a field goal and they got a reaction shot
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of Robert South. He's the He's not a special teams coach.
He's the defensive coordinator, and they wanted a reaction shot
of the defensive coordinator when Carolina fed up a field goal. Hello,
what are we doing, dummies, dumb dumb? What are you doing,
dumb dumb? He's the defensive coordinator. All right, listen, we
get it. Sala. He was on TV more than brock
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Purty in this game, and he was fist pumping and
chest bumping and gyrating and all of that, like he'd
taken three smelling salts or snorted something. I don't know what,
but he was jumping up and down. And they've done
this before. They did this when he was with San
Francisco before, the same thing. Right, the legend of Robert Sala,
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The legend of Robert Salah. Animated celebrations, awkward sideline interactions,
miked up meme material. He's being become over his coaching career.
He's a sideline spectacle, is what he is. He's a
walking gift factory Robert Salad. When he's on there coaching
the forty nine ers defensively, you'd think with that kind
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of television time that he's got Sean mcveighl like credentials
and just amazing. Then you read the fine print, let
me see it. So he coached, let me see, fifty
six games with the Jets and had a three point
fifty eight winning percentage. I don't think that's good. Never
made the playoffs, not once. Was an abject failure as
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head coach of the Jets. So there is that now. Regardless,
the broadcast on ABC treated him like he was the
next hot thing in coaching, like the next big thing,
and Buck and Aikman right there on the broadcast they
were greasing the skids for a second act. Give this
manner other opportunity, and NFL teams you got to take
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a look at this guy. That was the vibe. That
was the vibe they were giving out. And it's like
Kyle Shannon, the actual coach, looked like an extra in
the movie. It was so absurd. Am I the only
one that noticed this? But maybe I'm the only one
that notices. I just it was one of those things.
The game was sucked, and I was like, I'm watching
the game, like, Bud, this really stinks, man. And then
they kept showing salad, Like why they're showing him he
sucked as a head coach? What are they doing? And
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the tipping point and I was gonna bring this up later,
but the tipping point was when they missed the Caroline
missed the field goal which went even close, and then
they cut to a reaction shot from Robert Salad. This
it's so perfect. He's even the special Teams coach. They
cut to a reaction shot. It's great. He sells the emotion,
he sells it. He must be a great guy in
those production meetings, very photogenic on TV, and there is
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clearly a shortage of good coaches, so who the hell knows?
Would it shocked me if Robert Salah got another opportunity somewhere,
because it said, Wow, I just needs a second chance.
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Bill Miller and you. It is the Ben Malor Show.
Up all night every single night. We were yapping about
the Monday night game. A clunker, the Niners get the
win in the end, Carolina team at halftime oh man, Hey,
if you want to comment on any of that or
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anything else that we haven't talked about yet, we've got
many hours to go in the red eye flight, you
can send a message in care of at Ben Mahler
on we have a problem, X Carolina, we have a problem.
Where's that jack wagon? Gunner, good old gunner. Minute. Come on, gutter,
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Come on, tough guy. Put down the tuna fish sandwich. Gutter.
I think he's crying in his bed. No, no, he's
not crying. He's crying in the break room at Walmart
in Northern Minnesota's were crying right now. Anyway, Salo to
the raina FSR tech queen Bill, don't talk to me
and cooble loop uh Bronco fan. Your comments can and
we'll be used against you in the court of sports radio.
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So please act accordingly. Back to it all right, back
back to what we go. Caroline had seventy two yards
of offense in the first half seventy two. They finished
the game with two hundred and thirty yards of offense,
converted one more third down. Then you and I did
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that's it one and didn't score in the red zone,
zero for two in the in the red zone in
terms of getting the job done. So just an absolute
stink bomb performance by the team from Carolina. Ferk Dog says,
how I did Gunner's Panthers still lose with all of
brock Perties blunders, I'd feel pretty stupid if I picked
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them to win the NFC South yesterday. I agree Femi
rights and says Ben liked the Vikings. The owner of
the Panthers just might be the problem. He had an
above average Teddy Bridgewater, and he also had Baker Mayfield
and Sam Darnold told all three of them to get lost. Well,
I wouldn't rip him for that. I don't have You
don't even a problem trading a bunch of draft picks
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to get a player that you like. You just better
get it right. That's the problem, is swung Femi. Who's
the top uber eats driver there in the Greater Minneapolis
area super market. Steve says, I'm never in the a
block of callers. I never have a hard time getting
any says say a secret to it. I'm not gonna
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tell everybody. I'm pretty sure like Poppy, Marcel Hollering, James
know the secret. So if those mouth breathers can figure it,
out you can too. It's fague comment by super Margot
Steve interesting. Larry D writes and says, the thing you
notice about Monday night football is Troy Aikman. Comparable as
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a quarterback is Ryan Tannehill, and as an announcer it's
Dennis Miller. Okay, A nature boy says, I guess Robert
sala is a Marvel hero on Monday night football. Yeah,
Big rig Rob writes and says, I don't know who's
worse Alligator Arms Murray or baby Boss Bryce. Please tell
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me the era of the Munchton quarterback is over and
we can go back to guys who can see over
the offensive line? Ben? Is it me? Or is brock perty?
The outlet store version of Mac jones magical monologue a plus,
Thank you, Big rig Rob. I do like the comp
outlet store version. That's not bad. Nostra Denis writes in
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and says the NFC West, with three teams having at
least eight wins, is clearly the cream of the NFL crop,
in particular that team in the Pacific Northwest, because the
forty nine ers have too many vital injuries and the
Rams are frauds. Wait wait, okay, so no Studnie's let's
workshop this. So the Rams are frauds and the Rams
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beat Seattle. So then if you look at the venn diagram,
no Stradidas. If you look at the ven diagram, that
would mean Seattle is a bigger fraud. Do the malar math?
Will you do the malor math. We'll get to take
me out to the balls game coming up here in
a moment. Before that, let's see here. Eileen in San
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Francisco says the Warriors media talking heads are prattling on
on their postgame show. So she is listening on the
iHeart app. God bless you, I see. That's why we
have the app. Sometimes these these local stations put on
these these gas bags and they don't even want to
be on there. They can they all these guys can
play why am I on so late at night? That's
our territory.
Speaker 6 (28:03):
I plan on listening to the app on my drive
to Oregon.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
Oh oh, you're driving to Oregon. That's exciting, okay, And you.
Speaker 6 (28:09):
Know the radio signals go in and out on the drive.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
That's true.
Speaker 6 (28:12):
So going with the app is always a good idea.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
He is kind of exciting for me to like scan
the dial late at night and see like what you
can Mexican station. Okay, But the radio nerd in me
is like, oh, that's kind of cool, like the far
away you know, distant signal that you get from some
far away radio station.
Speaker 6 (28:31):
And sometimes I like when I get political stations, you
do enjoy that? Yeah, just because I never listened to him,
so I'm like, oh, this is all I get out
here in the middle.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
You could hear Dick and Dayton calls a lot of
political radio. He does to look at yeah, absolutely in
the air. Yeah, well, in the air everywhere, clearly. What
else do we have? Let's see page then? I can't
read that, is it? Eileen also says, is Robert Salad
not a god? According to broadcast he was a god.
(28:59):
Let's go to the and we'll say hello to Eenie
Meani Miney Mode. Let's go to Lucky Tony in the
Bay Area, one of my favorites. Hello, get that dump
button ready, Hello Lucky Tony. He's a Bears fan, not
a Niners fan. Hello Lucky Tony.
Speaker 7 (29:13):
Hey man, I was in the middle of soda laying down, resting.
I know, I was resting, and Aaron Rodgers comes by
and he started asking all kinds of questions. He says,
what are you gonna tell me today?
Speaker 5 (29:23):
Tough guy.
Speaker 7 (29:24):
I said my usual nothing zero. He says, no, You're
gonna tell me something today, tough guy. I said, all right,
Aaron Rodgers, fuck your mother.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Okay, thank you, Tony. Tony's excited. We got that out
of there. That would be good for the podcast. Is
he coming? Tony's a Bears fan. He's feeling good. He's
feeling he's feeling his oats. Tony. He's feeling excited because
the Bears won the beat Aaron. Well they didn't beat
Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, so Tony, he can't be too excited. Yeah,
that the Bears won the game. But Rogers didn't play.
(29:54):
His contribution for the Steelers was to run around the
field and give the bird to everybody. That was his contribution.
Will take me out to the balls game? Well why not?
Let's go now to the postgame? Sore the Niners, Juwan
Jennings running after and strike a Carolina Panther defensive player. Now,
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initially there was a big hullabaloo after the game, and
the broadcasters Joe Back and Troy Aikman didn't know what
was going on. Juwan Jennings, the wide receiver for the Niners,
had to be held back from Trevon Morrigue. I believe
it is his name. I've never heard of that guy,
but this is after the replay. They went to replay
(30:38):
and the altercation was inspired by the Panthers defensive back
who decided when you go high, we go low. And
it was a shot right to the right to the nuts,
right there, nut shot right there, boom done. Yeah, and
actually we have Juwan Jenny now Jennings. The weird thing
(30:58):
about this is they showed the play on the TV
and Joe Buck was not looking at the monitors, so
he still didn't know. And then you could tell. The
producer said, hey, hey, dummy, the young guy for the
Panthers that he punched him in the balls. And anyway,
here is Juwan Jennings who had to be held back.
It was like professional wrestling or like a boxing way
in where a couple of people have to hold him
back and rightfully. So the guy took a shot at
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the family jewels for Caroline, I took a shot at
the Niner guy. Here's the Niners receiver, Juwan Jennings. Yeah,
I was just a responding to meet some childish behavior.
That's all I was. Kyle said it was a cheap shot.
He was proud of be for that retality like you
get in the ballment.
Speaker 2 (31:34):
We talked about all the time on small This window
is for us, and so you know, being seven rounder
could come up.
Speaker 1 (31:40):
I don't want to make any mistakes.
Speaker 3 (31:41):
You know.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
I'm trying to go out there and play the hardest
I can. And I like the rest. They helped me
out when they came. Okay, So the coach was proud
that he waited until after. He's still gonna get like
fined or whatever. That's fine, you know, after the game,
go for it, take your shot. And Shanahan did give
a funny somebody that the guy took a cheap shot
at him in the balls. Uh, trying to find that
(32:04):
that cut of Shanahan that'll be good. Uh. He did say,
I was proud of him, and blah blah blah for
not losing his mind there and waiting until after the
game to lose his mind. And then he after the gaming,
he lost his mind and then there you go.
Speaker 6 (32:17):
Would you rather get spit in the face or hitting
the balls?
Speaker 1 (32:23):
That's it? Well, Let's see, that's like Sophie's choice is
what that is? Right, It's like I feel.
Speaker 6 (32:29):
Like one's more disrespectful than the other.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
Well, the lugie is that's pretty bad. But the balls
thing could do more damage than the loogie. So that's
I mean, you kick someone in the right part of that.
That's uh. They're on the d l for a while,
they're out for a while. Man, that's happened. You can't breathe,
and it's just it's just a bad situation all the
way around. So but the lougie, somebody either one requires
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a animalistic reaction, you know, shoo the testicles. That was
a bet that I paid off. I lost a bet
on an NBA game, and I ate Rocky Mountain oysters
and did that for the for the people, nature boy
answering the caller wild says Dick in Dayton was heard
(33:21):
on the Larry Elder Show. Give me a little taste
of that, Dick. I guess Larry enjoyed that call. And
Dick does call a lot of a lot of political
radio and us we're in that mix. We're not political,
but he calls us up as well, calls us up
as well. Let's go to Cowboy Killer. Who's up next
on the Ben Malis Hello, Cowboy Killer, Welcome.
Speaker 5 (33:45):
What's going on, bro?
Speaker 1 (33:46):
It's been a minute, Cowboy Killer.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
I don't know how to follow up that Tony call man.
You know that guy, I don't know in the tone
for the rest of the show, so hopefully not, hopefully not.
Speaker 1 (33:57):
Well, if he did set the tone for the rest
of the show, we won't be taking a lot of calls.
Speaker 5 (34:01):
Okay, okay, hey man, I just want to tell you man,
right now, I'm on vacation.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
I know.
Speaker 5 (34:06):
I went to the day shift. The day shift sucks.
I cannot do anything during the day. I get out late.
But I just want to show him appreciation. Man, So
get ready for a little bit of bout washing. You
don't have the best show. You have the greatest radio
show on Earth, man, completely and utterly, hands down, and
the crew you have just fantastic, fantastic.
Speaker 1 (34:28):
We could be better.
Speaker 5 (34:30):
Well, no, no, you can't. You're good. You're great. You're great.
I know, I know, uh Marina, I know people complain
and this and that. Man, you're doing a great job, Arena.
You do a fantastic job what you're doing, So keep
up the great work.
Speaker 6 (34:47):
I like this guy. You should.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
I think I think you missed the spot. Actually, can you?
Speaker 5 (34:52):
Yeah, hold on, hold on, let me let me.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
Watch a little more for you to kiss over here.
Speaker 5 (34:59):
No, yeah, but yeah, I just want to tell you, man, you.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Well, thank you. I appreciate you, Cowboy killer. Hopefully someday
you'll come back to the dread not the dreaded night shift,
the preferred night shift, from the dreaded day shift. At
some point you could be back.
Speaker 5 (35:11):
So yeah, the biggest reason I switched is because my kid,
you know, he's in high school. So I just want
to spend more time with it.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
Yeah, no, I get it, I get it. Yeah, a
few more years, you know, you come back.
Speaker 5 (35:21):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
I know.
Speaker 5 (35:23):
Let me just throw in this real quick. I think
it's going to be Denver versus Law. I'm calling it
right now.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Coop's not going to like the outcome of that game.
If that happens, He's.
Speaker 5 (35:37):
I don't know about that. Our defense is pretty good. O.
Speaker 1 (35:40):
You said, oh you said oh, you said ah, you
said ah, you said ah, you said ah, you said,
are oh my god, oh my god. Well they won't
be playing the super Bowl in Denver. They will be
playing it in northern in Santa Clara, where they played
the game Monday night. So all right, I gotta go.
Thank you, Cowboy Killer. Thanks enjoying a week off. They're
the great Cowboy Killer checking in. It is the Bean
Mallor show. Oh as we press on time now though
(36:02):
for the who Am I? Game? This is where we
pretend to be somebody else else. We call it the
who am I? Game? That's the bit. You can answer
this on X if you follow me on the X
machine at Ben Mallard, just tag me in it, send
it an answer and he what do you read the
same names?
Speaker 7 (36:18):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (36:19):
Okay, enter in and I'm not. I just read the
people that I see on my screen, and that's it.
I don't certainly avoid certain people. I just read what's there?
So here it is forty nine Ers star Christian McCaffrey
just became the third running back in NFL history to
have fifty plus receiving yards in at least fifty career games.
(36:40):
He joins Marshall Falk from the Greatest Show on Turf,
Rams and Me Again. Christian McCaffrey the Niners, becoming the
third running back in NFL history to have fifty plus
receiving yards and at least fifty career games. He joins
Marshall Falk and me. Who am I? That's the question?
Speaker 3 (36:57):
The answer next, be sure to catch live editions of
The Ben Maller Show weekdays at two am Eastern eleven
pm Pacific, Bill Miller and you.
Speaker 1 (37:04):
It is the Ben Malor Show, as we are hanging
out together on the Red Eye flight. Live shows all week,
no fill in hosts, no recorded shows. We'll be here
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Well why not? I don't know something going on? Be
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we are the sweatshop, the audio sweatshop. It's hot new. Meanwhile, hey, listen,
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Speaker 3 (38:04):
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But first time for the play of the day, and
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the Panthers. Time now, though, for the who am I Game?
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Where the aforementioned forty nine er running back Christian McCaffrey
became a third running back in NFL history that fifty
plus receiving yards in at least fifty career games. He
joins Hall of Famer Marshall Falk and me, who am I?
That is the question? What is the answer. Let's see,
(39:11):
does anyone know the answer? Poppy after losing yet again
from Milkman Mike in Colorado, that is his answer. Who else?
Do we have a Mallard prop guy's going with Big
Ben Mahller as his I guess I've been hitting the gym.
Who else? We have Larry Fitzgerald from Scrooge. Who else?
Page down? Archie Bunker, that's a relevant name from the
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goat Man. Doesn't get any more relevant than Archie Bunker?
Who else? Page down? Let's see here the Beavers basketball
program from Robbie's aid. The basketball program with the football program, Robbie,
they look the same. Joey Chestnut, who's forty two today?
Joey Chestnunt hanging out with my buddy sports with Coleman.
A paid appearance in Baltimore at the Ravens game over
the weekend. Mister nice guy going with Randy Ballard. A
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Randy Ballard from mister nice guy who got an Angel's
manager of fired when he was with the Haloes. All right, anyway,
we're have time for that. Do you have an answer
of the ray to play?
Speaker 6 (40:04):
Ought to be Eric Dickerson.
Speaker 1 (40:06):
Nope, it's Larry Center's or the Cardinals back of day
Larry center, good player, underrated player back in the day
Larry centers
Here we go. Welcome, it's our number one. On a
happy Tuesday to you. It's the twenty fifth day of November.
As we are hanging out in the magic radio box
here on the Ben Malors Show. We start out with
that Monday night football game, wobbleague game for both teams.
The Niners end up beating the Panthers. How do you
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evaluate Bryce Young in his performance or lack thereof for Carolina?
And what's your appraisal of brock perties play for the Niners,
the forty million dollars a year quarterback who through three
interceptions in the first half. Also, what did you take
away from forty nine Ers defensive coordinator Robert Sala getting
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the spotlight treatment on the Monday night football broadcast? Will
go there as well. Here it is our number one.
They will not be sending that one to any kind
of Hall of fame. I'll roupy rebroadcast that game. If
they do, they'll be some kind of violation. Welcome in
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be so our lead this hour, don't bury the lead,
my man art or not so. The final game of
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the weekend in the NFL, It is all over, just
a couple days off in the right back at it
on Thanksgiving, So it's just a brief pause in the
NFL continues. But our lead this hour from Santa Clara,
not San Francisco. Santa Clara, that is where the forty
nine ers play their home games, about forty five miles
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or so, as the crow flies south of San Francisco
will only take you about three hours with traffic. So
this was the site of the final game of the weekend.
There came to an end. The curtain came down. You
had Bryce Young and the Panthers skinding in to the
Bay Area for a wrestling match with Brock Party. Oh
(03:15):
my aching Towe. Well he's back. Brock Party and the
forty nine Ers. Perty missed a bunch of time with
a messed up toe, but he's back. This game was
billed as the Christian McCaffrey Revenge Game. It's all about
the revenge. Did you watch? No, okay, you didn't miss anything.
(03:35):
I'm not gonna sit here and light you. Oh you
should have seen this game. Oh my god, No, I'm jealous.
I mean I did get paid to watch it. In theory,
plausibly got paid to watch it. But man alive. So
Christian McCaffrey, he hits the billing. I think it was
his greatest game, he had one hundred and forty two
yards from scrimmage, touched the ball a ton ended up
with one hundred and forty two yards from scrimmage, scored
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a touchdown in his first matchup against the team that
he played for that gave him away. They give him away,
they got draft picks. Scratch your tickets, but that was
the deal. A couple of years back, McCaffrey went from
Carolina to San Francisco after he got paid by the
Panthers and then proceeded to get hurt on a regular basis,
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so his first game there three years ago. Niners haven't
won any championships with Christian McCaffrey, and he's been very
productive for them. The Niners get the ugly twenty to
nine win the final over the Panthers. McCaffrey gets the
Niners with his performance to eight and four on the season.
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They were able to overcome the systemic and competence of
brock Party, who threw not one, not two, but three
interceptions earlier. Holy Ernesto in the Bay our guy there,
big forty nine er fan not happy with brock Party,
but they are still in playoff position. The Niners with
that eighth win heading into the stretch run of the
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regular season, and down on the stretch we go in
the NFL. Now, the better story is in the losing
locker room, Carolina had an opportunity, somehow, some way, Carolina
had a shot to move into the penthouse of the outhouse,
which is the NFC South. If they had won this game,
ifs and butts were candy and nuts, it'd be Christmas
(05:18):
every day. It's not so. Bryce Young went out there
and better store in the losing locker room? How did
he do? Bryce Young failing yet again, yet again to
get the job done. The former number one overall Traffick
had one hundred and sixty nine yards, barely had that
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one touchdown, and not one but two interceptions. That is
a good jumping off points. So let us discuss the question,
how do you evaluate Bryce Young's performance for Carolina in
a game that was certainly winnable. It's not like the
Niners were that great. The game was right there of
the taking in Carolina unable to take it. So my
(06:02):
views on this, I've got Panda, Express, Zoo Animal and
Express pros and we will combine all of these things
together and we are gonna put the biscuit in the basket,
is what we're gonna do. Just put the biscuit in
the basket. So hey, we'll start with this. The Carolina
Panthers watching them play, and I don't watch every game,
(06:24):
and I flip around. They usually play in the early
TV window on Sunday, But watching the Carolina Panthers play,
it's like a Nantucket's sleigh ride watching them play. They
hooked the whale. They thought they hooked the whale, Bryce Young,
and now they're getting dragged every week. Every week they're
getting dragged. And this was another opportunity to prove the
haters wrong and prove that you knew what you were doing. Instead,
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he proved them right. He proved them right with this performance.
It was an island game. Everyone was watching. Everyone was
watching against a battle scarred, weather beaten defense. They did
have Fred Warner and Nick Bosa in the stadium. They
happened to be watching while eating nachos and popcorn in
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luxury boxes. They showed him on the TV. They were
not playing, They were not playing in the game, and
the Niners brock Perty tried to hand the game to Carolina,
try to give him the game. Here's the game. We
don't want the guy, take the guy, take the guy.
And what happened? Well the quarterback there, Bryce Young's like,
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you know what, it's very plays, very plout of you.
Try to give us the game. You know what, we
don't really want that big road win. No, we would
we want that. Come on, Bryce, now, we're good, We're
here's here's another punt. We're gonna punt the ball. Knock
yourself out, enjoyed the ball. My god, what a debacle,
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What an absolute debacle watching Bryce Young try to play quarterback.
And then, as many a pointed out, he's very robotic.
You can tell he's been schooled. I don't know whether
it was Nick Saban or the people that are writing
his coat tails making their living off his performance and
his you know, his posse of people that are around him.
All these athletes have groups of people that are hangers on,
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and somebody gave him these sports cliche one oh one
rhetoric I saw his news. Can be very robotic is
the word I keep going back to. Anyway, here's a
little taste of Bryce Young talking about the trip back
to North Carolina.
Speaker 2 (08:30):
Playing right Back's gonna suck. I don't even know if
we have the twenty four hour luxury now when it's
you know, we're all competitors. It sucks to have this
outcome again. We don't have luxuries to think about big picture.
You think that that's that's you know, not a good
recipe for this league. Everyone demands our most intention so
we'll fill the page and go next week.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
You know, he reminds me of a zombie. He's saying
things that you would determine or write. You don't feel
like it's legit, like you know what I'm saying. You
ever talked to him?
Speaker 3 (08:59):
Is?
Speaker 1 (09:01):
I do a podcast on the weekends. I used to
do a lot of interviews on the podcast, and then
I realized almost all of them are terrible, So what
am I doing wasting my time? So I stopped doing them.
But I had a lot of people on over the
years on the podcast. One of the ones that stand
out is this guy named Tim Donnahey. Now I don't
know if you know who Tim Donnie is or not.
Tim Donahey is the guy that was fixing NBA games
(09:21):
and got caught. By the way, I'm sure he's not
the only one. As far as referees. He just happened
to be the one that got busted years ago, and
he wrote a book about it. There've been documentaries about
Tim Donnee. So I had him on my podcast, very
excited to get him on, like this is big Tim Donnie.
This guy's big scandal on the big scandals of my
life and this guy was a central figure in it,
involving like the mob. And so we had him on
(09:43):
and asked him a bunch of questions and he just
was lifeless. He answered the questions like a zombie. And
that I watched Bryce Young interview and it's like there's
no real emotion. I just just like, here's what I'm
supposed to say. I'm gonna say it. I'm not gonna
put any feeling, you know, because I don't believe any
of it. And that's that you talk about blowing an opportunity.
(10:04):
I mean, this was it. And here's a refresher course,
by the way, on Bryce Young. Bryce Young is not
a super nova. He is not a super nova. He's
the Panda Express. Sweet and sour chicken is what he is.
He's a that's that's essentially what he is. Right, And
you think you're getting something flavorful. You going to Panda
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Express and I used to eat there all the time
back and they go in there, Panda get that, You
get that sweet and sour chicken, and then you find
out that it was made two hours ago. It's lukewarm,
it's soggy in five minutes, and you're like, holy crap,
what happened? Consistently inconsistent. Yeah, so a week ago, somehow
the Atlanta Falcons should be sent to the Canadian Football
(10:48):
We should trade the Falcons for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
They allowed Bryce Young to throw for four hundred and
forty eight yards in the previous game, this week one
hundred and sixty yards. Now, we did expect this to happen, right,
We expected him to have a worse performance. Of course,
because he had a career game, it gouda be worse.
And this is more of the standard performance for the
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quarterback there Bryce Young. By the way, that is a
sixty two decline from his previous performance. The two interceptions. Now,
brock Purty Gift wrapped three possessions in a row ended
with interceptions for the forty nine ers in the first half,
three straight. That is literally, as we said, giving you
(11:32):
the game, and what did Carolina do. They turned those
three interceptions into three points one field goal. That's it,
that's all. That's criminal. In fact, this entire game was
an FCC warning obscenity and decency and profanity watching this
particular game. And hey, we were never really in on
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this guy, the little fella. We're definitely out on the quarterback,
Bryce Young if you haven't figured out that part of
the story. This and the Carolina Panthers, they swung big,
They traded for the wrong guy. They gave up the
family jewels to the Bears to get their hands on
this otherworldly quarterback, and they ended up getting a country bumpkin.
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They didn't want a country bumpkin. They got a country
bumping that is regular mouthfeasance with him out there, a
quarterback that you get in Carolina. They need competence, and
they've got a lot of confusion, a lot of confusion
with him out there. And you cannot have a quarterback
cannot have it who plays real sweet one week and
then sour the next two or three. And that's what happened.
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You need a driver, gotta have a driver, right, You
gotta have a driver, and you got a passenger. You
got somebody that buy ticking the back of the bus,
high pick, low impact. That's pretty much it. And the
Panthers now that they have to hit the flea market,
they have to get either another reject from somebody else
or draft somebody and start this whole thing over. This
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is not the guy, and you're not gonna pay him.
Why would you pay him? He sucks, So there's no
reason to pay him, and you're gonna have to move on.
All right. Meanwhile, on the other side, the San Francisco
side of things, so what is your appraisal? Here's the question,
what is your appraisal of the other quarterback brock Purdy
and his play for the Niners in this Monday night game?
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So I have an unpopular opinion, unpopular opinion, alert, unpopular opinion.
All right, here's my unpopular opinion. We just slayed Bryce Young.
How bad Bryce Young was? Brock Purdy was more humiliating.
He actually was worse than Bryce Young. If that's possible
(13:42):
that brock Purdy could be worse than Bryce Young.
Speaker 4 (13:44):
He was.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
And here's why Bryce Young is still in the beta
testing mode. He's in the beta testing mode. He's still
running on the pre release software. They have not signed him,
They have not given him the bag. In Carolina, Brock Purdy,
Brock Purty Purdy, Rock Party, Fordian Slip. Brock Party got
(14:05):
the loot, he got the train heist from the forty
nine ers, So he's not the trial version. They've signed
up for the full subscription model. The forty nine ers
with Brock Party, John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan, the smartest
people in the room, did the full background check. They
dated for a while. They had a cute little romance.
(14:25):
It was wonderful, puppy dog eyes, the whole thing, little
netflix and chill. They were friends with benefits for a while,
and they Niner said, let's put a ring on it.
So they put a ring on it, and they gave
him one hundred and eighty two million. They gave that
guy one hundred eighty too Billy at one hundred eight
too big, I can't play. They gave a guy who
can't play al Ry too Billie even Terry in England,
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the big forty nine er fans crying right now, Oh
my god, forty one million dollars per per year, it's
gonna go off. That's where he is. Right now. Forty
one million dollars a year for this guy. And what
do they get if brock Purty was a zoo animal.
If he was a zoo animal, what would rock Perty be.
He would be a donkey, but he would be a
swamp donkey, if you know what I'm saying. And man,
(15:08):
did that look like a forty one million dollars a
year quarterback? I don't think so. One hundred and sixty
nine yards and three picks I jotted down. I was
writing some notes on my end my notes thing on
my phone while I was watching the game. And he
should have had three more interceptions. The Panthers drop two,
and I'll say two for sure. The third other one
(15:31):
was iffy, but they could have six interceptions of the game.
Panthers defensively, they're not that great. They're okay, they're not
that great. And they turned him into a sock puppet
brock Party and my god, he was like he was
daring Carolina, Hey, pick me off. I'm gonna just throw it.
I'm gonna, like I say, I'm Stevie Meatballs. I'm gonna
(15:52):
be blind and just chuck the ball up. We'll see
what happens here. And So the ugly truth is, and
people don't want to say it. Brock Purti is just
a system. If everything's great around him, he's fine. Well
everything's not great around him right now. He's clearly not fine.
The Niners they were thinking they were gonna get a Ferrari.
They ended up getting a Kia. They paid for a Ferrari.
They paid a Ferrari price, so they got a Kia.
(16:14):
And he's just the middle of the pack guy, that's
all he is. And now they're seemingly stuck with him
unless they can convince another dumb team like the Jets
of somebody to take brock Party off their hands. Good luck,
all sales are final in terms of the contract. The
Panthers defense making Brock Purty look bedraggled, a big draggled Brock.
That should be his nickname, be draggled, brock rattled and
(16:37):
all of that, like he was searching for his Stuffy
in the middle of the game. I need my support, Stuffy.
Where's my Stuffy? Uh? Yeah? And this is who he is.
That's that's that's what we tried to warn The Niners say, oh,
you're just a ram fan. Well you do the overnight
show you. I'm not gonna listen to you. I tried
to tell you, Okay, I tried to help you out.
(16:58):
Did you listen No? Did the Niners?
Speaker 5 (17:00):
No?
Speaker 1 (17:00):
Well, good luck. I'm actually happy you didn't listen. And
I laugh at you. I laugh at you because this
ain't the guy. This ain't the guy. You're not the guy, Pop,
You're not. It's the boondoggle by the Bay. The boondoggle
by the Bay with Brock Purty. That's what it is. Here.
We have seen better return on investment by sir scratch
(17:22):
Off going out and buying seven thousand Scratcher tickets. You
get more bang for your buck. Okay, we've seen that.
Party's not overrated. He's not. He's not overrated. He's just
poorly rated and overpaid, is what he is. All right. Meanwhile,
last word, we go to the broadcast booth on a B.
(17:45):
Robert Salah, the defensive coordinator of the forty nine ers. Now,
if you didn't know Robert sala was the forty nine
ers defensive coordinator, you knew everything about him by the
end of the broadcast. Okay, they featured him. He was
the star of the broadcast. They showed him, they gave
him more screen time Robert Salah, the former Jets coach,
(18:08):
than Kyle Shanahan, the actual head coach of you know,
the NFL team in Northern California. So the question what
did you take away from the forty nine ers defensive
coordinator Robert Sala getting the spotlight on Monday Night football?
So the ABC broadcast turned into the Robert Sala Showcase.
(18:30):
It was like a job fare for Robert Sala. They
showed him over and over and over and over, and
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, the Fox refugees over there
at NBC. They were full slobber, chops, saber, slapper, slabber.
They gave him the manny in the first half and
the petty in the second half. Very nice. It sounded
(18:52):
like they were lobbying for this guy to get another
head coaching job. It felt like an Express Pros commercial
that we do every once in a while here on
Fox Sports Radio, not a football game. Oh look at Roberts.
You knew that they had crossed the rubicon when Carolina
missed a field goal and they got a reaction shot
(19:15):
of Robert South. He's the He's not a special teams coach.
He's the defensive coordinator, and they wanted a reaction shot
of the defensive coordinator when Carolina fed up a field goal. Hello,
what are we doing, dummies, dumb dumb? What are you doing,
dumb dumb? He's the defensive coordinator. All right, listen, we
get it. Sala. He was on TV more than brock
(19:38):
Purty in this game, and he was fist pumping and
chest bumping and gyrating and all of that, like he'd
taken three smelling salts or snorted something. I don't know what,
but he was jumping up and down. And they've done
this before. They did this when he was with San
Francisco before, the same thing. Right, the legend of Robert Sala,
(20:00):
The legend of Robert Salah. Animated celebrations, awkward sideline interactions,
miked up meme material. He's being become over his coaching career.
He's a sideline spectacle, is what he is. He's a
walking gift factory Robert Salad. When he's on there coaching
the forty nine ers defensively, you'd think with that kind
(20:22):
of television time that he's got Sean mcveighl like credentials
and just amazing. Then you read the fine print, let
me see it. So he coached, let me see, fifty
six games with the Jets and had a three point
fifty eight winning percentage. I don't think that's good. Never
made the playoffs, not once. Was an abject failure as
(20:43):
head coach of the Jets. So there is that now. Regardless,
the broadcast on ABC treated him like he was the
next hot thing in coaching, like the next big thing,
and Buck and Aikman right there on the broadcast they
were greasing the skids for a second act. Give this
manner other opportunity, and NFL teams you got to take
(21:03):
a look at this guy. That was the vibe. That
was the vibe they were giving out. And it's like
Kyle Shannon, the actual coach, looked like an extra in
the movie. It was so absurd. Am I the only
one that noticed this? But maybe I'm the only one
that notices. I just it was one of those things.
The game was sucked, and I was like, I'm watching
the game, like, Bud, this really stinks, man. And then
they kept showing salad, Like why they're showing him he
sucked as a head coach? What are they doing? And
(21:24):
the tipping point and I was gonna bring this up later,
but the tipping point was when they missed the Caroline
missed the field goal which went even close, and then
they cut to a reaction shot from Robert Salad. This
it's so perfect. He's even the special Teams coach. They
cut to a reaction shot. It's great. He sells the emotion,
he sells it. He must be a great guy in
those production meetings, very photogenic on TV, and there is
(21:47):
clearly a shortage of good coaches, so who the hell knows?
Would it shocked me if Robert Salah got another opportunity somewhere,
because it said, Wow, I just needs a second chance.
You gotta have a second chance. It is the Ben
Mather Show. If you'd like to have a first chance
to call in. We open up the lines little cheat
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(22:07):
of the night. But we used to get off to
a little bit of a slow start, so you can
get in early and then after that gets progressively harder
as we get through the overnight. Eight seven seven ninety
nine on Fox. That's eight seven seven nine nine six
six three sixty nine, also on the X Machine at
Ben Mahlor. That's at Ben Mahler. If you'd like to
be part of the live program, straight Ahead, take me
(22:31):
out to the balls game. We'll get to that and
we will do it next.
Speaker 3 (22:38):
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Speaker 1 (23:20):
Bill Miller and you. It is the Ben Malor Show.
Up all night every single night. We were yapping about
the Monday night game. A clunker, the Niners get the
win in the end, Carolina team at halftime oh man, Hey,
if you want to comment on any of that or
(23:40):
anything else that we haven't talked about yet, we've got
many hours to go in the red eye flight, you
can send a message in care of at Ben Mahler
on we have a problem, X Carolina, we have a problem.
Where's that jack wagon? Gunner, good old gunner. Minute. Come on, gutter,
(24:01):
Come on, tough guy. Put down the tuna fish sandwich. Gutter.
I think he's crying in his bed. No, no, he's
not crying. He's crying in the break room at Walmart
in Northern Minnesota's were crying right now. Anyway, Salo to
the raina FSR tech queen Bill, don't talk to me
and cooble loop uh Bronco fan. Your comments can and
we'll be used against you in the court of sports radio.
(24:23):
So please act accordingly. Back to it all right, back
back to what we go. Caroline had seventy two yards
of offense in the first half seventy two. They finished
the game with two hundred and thirty yards of offense,
converted one more third down. Then you and I did
(24:44):
that's it one and didn't score in the red zone,
zero for two in the in the red zone in
terms of getting the job done. So just an absolute
stink bomb performance by the team from Carolina. Ferk Dog says,
how I did Gunner's Panthers still lose with all of
brock Perties blunders, I'd feel pretty stupid if I picked
(25:06):
them to win the NFC South yesterday. I agree Femi
rights and says Ben liked the Vikings. The owner of
the Panthers just might be the problem. He had an
above average Teddy Bridgewater, and he also had Baker Mayfield
and Sam Darnold told all three of them to get lost. Well,
I wouldn't rip him for that. I don't have You
don't even a problem trading a bunch of draft picks
(25:27):
to get a player that you like. You just better
get it right. That's the problem, is swung Femi. Who's
the top uber eats driver there in the Greater Minneapolis
area super market. Steve says, I'm never in the a
block of callers. I never have a hard time getting
any says say a secret to it. I'm not gonna
(25:49):
tell everybody. I'm pretty sure like Poppy, Marcel Hollering, James
know the secret. So if those mouth breathers can figure it,
out you can too. It's fague comment by super Margot
Steve interesting. Larry D writes and says, the thing you
notice about Monday night football is Troy Aikman. Comparable as
(26:09):
a quarterback is Ryan Tannehill, and as an announcer it's
Dennis Miller. Okay, A nature boy says, I guess Robert
sala is a Marvel hero on Monday night football. Yeah,
Big rig Rob writes and says, I don't know who's
worse Alligator Arms Murray or baby Boss Bryce. Please tell
(26:34):
me the era of the Munchton quarterback is over and
we can go back to guys who can see over
the offensive line? Ben? Is it me? Or is brock perty?
The outlet store version of Mac jones magical monologue a plus,
Thank you, Big rig Rob. I do like the comp
outlet store version. That's not bad. Nostra Denis writes in
(26:57):
and says the NFC West, with three teams having at
least eight wins, is clearly the cream of the NFL crop,
in particular that team in the Pacific Northwest, because the
forty nine ers have too many vital injuries and the
Rams are frauds. Wait wait, okay, so no Studnie's let's
workshop this. So the Rams are frauds and the Rams
(27:18):
beat Seattle. So then if you look at the venn diagram,
no Stradidas. If you look at the ven diagram, that
would mean Seattle is a bigger fraud. Do the malar math?
Will you do the malor math. We'll get to take
me out to the balls game coming up here in
a moment. Before that, let's see here. Eileen in San
(27:42):
Francisco says the Warriors media talking heads are prattling on
on their postgame show. So she is listening on the
iHeart app. God bless you, I see. That's why we
have the app. Sometimes these these local stations put on
these these gas bags and they don't even want to
be on there. They can they all these guys can
play why am I on so late at night? That's
our territory.
Speaker 6 (28:03):
I plan on listening to the app on my drive
to Oregon.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
Oh oh, you're driving to Oregon. That's exciting, okay, And you.
Speaker 6 (28:09):
Know the radio signals go in and out on the drive.
Speaker 1 (28:11):
That's true.
Speaker 6 (28:12):
So going with the app is always a good idea.
Speaker 1 (28:14):
He is kind of exciting for me to like scan
the dial late at night and see like what you
can Mexican station. Okay, But the radio nerd in me
is like, oh, that's kind of cool, like the far
away you know, distant signal that you get from some
far away radio station.
Speaker 6 (28:31):
And sometimes I like when I get political stations, you
do enjoy that? Yeah, just because I never listened to him,
so I'm like, oh, this is all I get out
here in the middle.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
You could hear Dick and Dayton calls a lot of
political radio. He does to look at yeah, absolutely in
the air. Yeah, well, in the air everywhere, clearly. What
else do we have? Let's see page then? I can't
read that, is it? Eileen also says, is Robert Salad
not a god? According to broadcast he was a god.
(28:59):
Let's go to the and we'll say hello to Eenie
Meani Miney Mode. Let's go to Lucky Tony in the
Bay Area, one of my favorites. Hello, get that dump
button ready, Hello Lucky Tony. He's a Bears fan, not
a Niners fan. Hello Lucky Tony.
Speaker 7 (29:13):
Hey man, I was in the middle of soda laying down, resting.
I know, I was resting, and Aaron Rodgers comes by
and he started asking all kinds of questions. He says,
what are you gonna tell me today?
Speaker 5 (29:23):
Tough guy.
Speaker 7 (29:24):
I said my usual nothing zero. He says, no, You're
gonna tell me something today, tough guy. I said, all right,
Aaron Rodgers, fuck your mother.
Speaker 1 (29:32):
Okay, thank you, Tony. Tony's excited. We got that out
of there. That would be good for the podcast. Is
he coming? Tony's a Bears fan. He's feeling good. He's
feeling he's feeling his oats. Tony. He's feeling excited because
the Bears won the beat Aaron. Well they didn't beat
Aaron Rodgers. Yeah, so Tony, he can't be too excited. Yeah,
that the Bears won the game. But Rogers didn't play.
(29:54):
His contribution for the Steelers was to run around the
field and give the bird to everybody. That was his contribution.
Will take me out to the balls game? Well why not?
Let's go now to the postgame? Sore the Niners, Juwan
Jennings running after and strike a Carolina Panther defensive player. Now,
(30:16):
initially there was a big hullabaloo after the game, and
the broadcasters Joe Back and Troy Aikman didn't know what
was going on. Juwan Jennings, the wide receiver for the Niners,
had to be held back from Trevon Morrigue. I believe
it is his name. I've never heard of that guy,
but this is after the replay. They went to replay
(30:38):
and the altercation was inspired by the Panthers defensive back
who decided when you go high, we go low. And
it was a shot right to the right to the nuts,
right there, nut shot right there, boom done. Yeah, and
actually we have Juwan Jenny now Jennings. The weird thing
(30:58):
about this is they showed the play on the TV
and Joe Buck was not looking at the monitors, so
he still didn't know. And then you could tell. The
producer said, hey, hey, dummy, the young guy for the
Panthers that he punched him in the balls. And anyway,
here is Juwan Jennings who had to be held back.
It was like professional wrestling or like a boxing way
in where a couple of people have to hold him
back and rightfully. So the guy took a shot at
(31:20):
the family jewels for Caroline, I took a shot at
the Niner guy. Here's the Niners receiver, Juwan Jennings. Yeah,
I was just a responding to meet some childish behavior.
That's all I was. Kyle said it was a cheap shot.
He was proud of be for that retality like you
get in the ballment.
Speaker 2 (31:34):
We talked about all the time on small This window
is for us, and so you know, being seven rounder
could come up.
Speaker 1 (31:40):
I don't want to make any mistakes.
Speaker 3 (31:41):
You know.
Speaker 1 (31:42):
I'm trying to go out there and play the hardest
I can. And I like the rest. They helped me
out when they came. Okay, So the coach was proud
that he waited until after. He's still gonna get like
fined or whatever. That's fine, you know, after the game,
go for it, take your shot. And Shanahan did give
a funny somebody that the guy took a cheap shot
at him in the balls. Uh, trying to find that
(32:04):
that cut of Shanahan that'll be good. Uh. He did say,
I was proud of him, and blah blah blah for
not losing his mind there and waiting until after the
game to lose his mind. And then he after the gaming,
he lost his mind and then there you go.
Speaker 6 (32:17):
Would you rather get spit in the face or hitting
the balls?
Speaker 1 (32:23):
That's it? Well, Let's see, that's like Sophie's choice is
what that is? Right, It's like I feel.
Speaker 6 (32:29):
Like one's more disrespectful than the other.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
Well, the lugie is that's pretty bad. But the balls
thing could do more damage than the loogie. So that's
I mean, you kick someone in the right part of that.
That's uh. They're on the d l for a while,
they're out for a while. Man, that's happened. You can't breathe,
and it's just it's just a bad situation all the
way around. So but the lougie, somebody either one requires
(32:58):
a animalistic reaction, you know, shoo the testicles. That was
a bet that I paid off. I lost a bet
on an NBA game, and I ate Rocky Mountain oysters
and did that for the for the people, nature boy
answering the caller wild says Dick in Dayton was heard
(33:21):
on the Larry Elder Show. Give me a little taste
of that, Dick. I guess Larry enjoyed that call. And
Dick does call a lot of a lot of political
radio and us we're in that mix. We're not political,
but he calls us up as well, calls us up
as well. Let's go to Cowboy Killer. Who's up next
on the Ben Malis Hello, Cowboy Killer, Welcome.
Speaker 5 (33:45):
What's going on, bro?
Speaker 1 (33:46):
It's been a minute, Cowboy Killer.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
I don't know how to follow up that Tony call man.
You know that guy, I don't know in the tone
for the rest of the show, so hopefully not, hopefully not.
Speaker 1 (33:57):
Well, if he did set the tone for the rest
of the show, we won't be taking a lot of calls.
Speaker 5 (34:01):
Okay, okay, hey man, I just want to tell you man,
right now, I'm on vacation.
Speaker 1 (34:06):
I know.
Speaker 5 (34:06):
I went to the day shift. The day shift sucks.
I cannot do anything during the day. I get out late.
But I just want to show him appreciation. Man, So
get ready for a little bit of bout washing. You
don't have the best show. You have the greatest radio
show on Earth, man, completely and utterly, hands down, and
the crew you have just fantastic, fantastic.
Speaker 1 (34:28):
We could be better.
Speaker 5 (34:30):
Well, no, no, you can't. You're good. You're great. You're great.
I know, I know, uh Marina, I know people complain
and this and that. Man, you're doing a great job, Arena.
You do a fantastic job what you're doing, So keep
up the great work.
Speaker 6 (34:47):
I like this guy. You should.
Speaker 1 (34:49):
I think I think you missed the spot. Actually, can you?
Speaker 5 (34:52):
Yeah, hold on, hold on, let me let me.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
Watch a little more for you to kiss over here.
Speaker 5 (34:59):
No, yeah, but yeah, I just want to tell you, man, you.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
Well, thank you. I appreciate you, Cowboy killer. Hopefully someday
you'll come back to the dread not the dreaded night shift,
the preferred night shift, from the dreaded day shift. At
some point you could be back.
Speaker 5 (35:11):
So yeah, the biggest reason I switched is because my kid,
you know, he's in high school. So I just want
to spend more time with it.
Speaker 1 (35:17):
Yeah, no, I get it, I get it. Yeah, a
few more years, you know, you come back.
Speaker 5 (35:21):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely, definitely.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
I know.
Speaker 5 (35:23):
Let me just throw in this real quick. I think
it's going to be Denver versus Law. I'm calling it
right now.
Speaker 1 (35:32):
Coop's not going to like the outcome of that game.
If that happens, He's.
Speaker 5 (35:37):
I don't know about that. Our defense is pretty good. O.
Speaker 1 (35:40):
You said, oh you said oh, you said ah, you
said ah, you said ah, you said ah, you said,
are oh my god, oh my god. Well they won't
be playing the super Bowl in Denver. They will be
playing it in northern in Santa Clara, where they played
the game Monday night. So all right, I gotta go.
Thank you, Cowboy Killer. Thanks enjoying a week off. They're
the great Cowboy Killer checking in. It is the Bean
Mallor show. Oh as we press on time now though
(36:02):
for the who Am I? Game? This is where we
pretend to be somebody else else. We call it the
who am I? Game? That's the bit. You can answer
this on X if you follow me on the X
machine at Ben Mallard, just tag me in it, send
it an answer and he what do you read the
same names?
Speaker 7 (36:18):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (36:19):
Okay, enter in and I'm not. I just read the
people that I see on my screen, and that's it.
I don't certainly avoid certain people. I just read what's there?
So here it is forty nine Ers star Christian McCaffrey
just became the third running back in NFL history to
have fifty plus receiving yards in at least fifty career games.
(36:40):
He joins Marshall Falk from the Greatest Show on Turf,
Rams and Me Again. Christian McCaffrey the Niners, becoming the
third running back in NFL history to have fifty plus
receiving yards and at least fifty career games. He joins
Marshall Falk and me. Who am I? That's the question?
Speaker 3 (36:57):
The answer next, be sure to catch live editions of
The Ben Maller Show weekdays at two am Eastern eleven
pm Pacific, Bill Miller and you.
Speaker 1 (37:04):
It is the Ben Malor Show, as we are hanging
out together on the Red Eye flight. Live shows all week,
no fill in hosts, no recorded shows. We'll be here
every night providing you with fresh audio content. No days off.
Well why not? I don't know something going on? Be
(37:26):
here yapping, not paving roads, We're not working in a factory. Well,
we are the sweatshop, the audio sweatshop. It's hot new. Meanwhile, hey, listen,
you can follow a show on x We use that
during the live show, but we also are on the
other social media platforms. If you're an insomniac and night owl,
remember the Mallard militia like the Cowboy Killer. Don't just listen.
(37:49):
Follow The Ben Mallor Show on Instagram at Ben Maller
on Fox and on Facebook at Ben Mahler Show. Behind
the Scenes, Chaos Photos, Overnight Man it's all there. Check
it out. We'll pay off the who am I?
Speaker 3 (38:04):
Game?
Speaker 1 (38:04):
But first time for the play of the day, and
revenge is a dish best served on Monday night football.
Purdy takes the snap, another toss play to McCaffrey, gets
to the edge on the left side. Black from use
check us to the fans to Hona state into the
exulte touchdowns. Christian McCaffrey with the touchdown. That's the tire
(38:28):
Raq play of the day. For over forty years, ty
Iraq has been helping customers find the right tires for how,
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should be is the Niners win twenty to nine over
the Panthers. Time now, though, for the who am I Game?
(38:49):
Where the aforementioned forty nine er running back Christian McCaffrey
became a third running back in NFL history that fifty
plus receiving yards in at least fifty career games. He
joins Hall of Famer Marshall Falk and me, who am I?
That is the question? What is the answer. Let's see,
(39:11):
does anyone know the answer? Poppy after losing yet again
from Milkman Mike in Colorado, that is his answer. Who else?
Do we have a Mallard prop guy's going with Big
Ben Mahller as his I guess I've been hitting the gym.
Who else? We have Larry Fitzgerald from Scrooge. Who else?
Page down? Archie Bunker, that's a relevant name from the
(39:33):
goat Man. Doesn't get any more relevant than Archie Bunker?
Who else? Page down? Let's see here the Beavers basketball
program from Robbie's aid. The basketball program with the football program, Robbie,
they look the same. Joey Chestnut, who's forty two today?
Joey Chestnunt hanging out with my buddy sports with Coleman.
A paid appearance in Baltimore at the Ravens game over
the weekend. Mister nice guy going with Randy Ballard. A
(39:55):
Randy Ballard from mister nice guy who got an Angel's
manager of fired when he was with the Haloes. All right, anyway,
we're have time for that. Do you have an answer
of the ray to play?
Speaker 6 (40:04):
Ought to be Eric Dickerson.
Speaker 1 (40:06):
Nope, it's Larry Center's or the Cardinals back of day
Larry center, good player, underrated player back in the day
Larry centers
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Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.