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Two Pros and a Cup of Joe. Fox Sports Radio,
LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn Jonas knocks. Coming up on this
Tuesday edition, we look back on Monday Night Football. It
was a battle in the NFC East. We talked about
what the plan is at quarterback for the Cowboys moving
forward now that Cooper Rush is undefeated at starter. We're
also going to get into the situation in Miami with
two a tuck of Bloa, Ken Dorsey having to address

(00:23):
his tantrum for some reason. Maybe Dion Sanders makes a
return to Atlanta. We will discuss. We got some trash
talk another edition of would You Rather and Case you
missed it, And we're also gonna look back at the
prop at Monsters Yours coming up next. Here, Two Pros
and a Cup of Joe on a Tuesday, Fox Sports Radio.

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Happy to have you man? Yeah, made it? What's going on?
I made it? Sticks? Is that? Is that? From the program?
Lattimore's back, Lads, BA lads back? Um, how are you
feeling here? Fired up? Excited? Pumped up? Jack? How about?

(01:52):
How about? It was fun? That game got fun towards
the end. It was a little bit boring early on,
but it got fun. It was fun and like late
the third quarter to the fourth quarter, Yeah, then it
was fun. Yeah, It's like the first time. I just
needed to get straight to the ending and then everybody
started to pick up the pace a little bit. But
I mean, who knows, maybe Jerry, maybe Jerry Jones is right.

(02:15):
Maybe there's a quarterback controversy who knows. Cooper Rush didn't
look all that bad, you know, look good. A lot
of uh se Kwan looks good. He looks like he
looks like he's back to uh to his old form.
Unfortunate for the Giants, they fall from the ranks of
the unbeaten's as the Dallas Cowboys get it done on

(02:37):
the road last night in Jersey at MetLife Stadium, and
the Giants rolled back the they rolled out the throwback UNI's.
Unfortunately they come up short. They put on a hell
of a battle. But now we've got Miami and Philly
is the only unbeaten teams left. But Dallas is sitting
at two and one, and look it. It's it's similar
to and you know, obviously in a short time span,

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but we talked about with the Browns and Deshaun Watson,
you're just trying to get as many wins as you
can before you get your starting quarterback back. I mean,
if they just can stack up a couple of wins
and and try and survive until Dad comes back, I
feel like Dallas is still in the hunt, not only
in the division, but potentially, you know, maybe winning the
division or at least capturing one of those playoffs spots

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based on how bad the NFC West has looked and
maybe some underwhelming performances elsewhere. I think Dallas is still
alive to make a run of these playoffs. Get some
cowboy playoff action here. What do we say? Fired up?
Come on? Yes, come on, get excited? You got a cue.
I mean, I don't know if that anyone's that excited
right right now, it's early. I think the Eagles have

(03:42):
the division. Maybe you're looking at Dallas being a wild
card team at this point. No one's really out of it.
I just I want to see more of what this
team looks like when Dad gets back. I mean, last
night again, I was watching that thing. To myself, neither
of these teams look like playoff teams. But once you
in the second half, you started see a little more
offensive explosion and you sort of see, okay, you know,

(04:04):
maybe they can get some things going here. I just
I looked at him more. It was like, this is
a battle from the NFC East where the winner is
most likely gonna end up being the only team that
goes the playoffs. So it was fun, it was entertaining.
It's good to see se Quon back healthy. All those things.
Cooper Rush has stepped up well in place of Dak Prescott.
I mean, the last quarterback to go three and I

(04:27):
as a starter there Jason Garrett um kind of interesting
just to be able to see, you know, what Cooper
Rush has done thus far. And I think two of
those winds are come in prime time too. He's been
good in the spotlight. I was, I was more feeling
for those out there who had the under. The under
coming into the game was where you'd like to go
at halftime you're sitting at six three. I believe it was.

(04:49):
I mean, you had to have been feeling really good
about yourself and the game ends up being a push.
So it's unfortunate, but you degenerate. I'm a defensive guy,
and I gotta say I liked the first half. I
like the way they played defense. The defensive fronts were
playing playing fairly fairly well, especially for for Dallas. I

(05:13):
thought that the New York Giants defense were coming up
with some some big plays when they needed it, you know,
ceedee Lamb. I mean, obviously he had that big drop
you know, in in the first half. But as a
defensive guy, I liked watching the way the first half
went Now, second half, it kind of went in a
different direction. I was I was impressed, um with Daniel Jones'

(05:37):
ability to run in the game. Now, that doesn't do
them any good for the passing game, but I mean
he did make some decent passes at times. Um. I
just thought it was interesting. I thought it was an interesting,
entertaining game for a Monday night game. I thought it
was a win. And I would also add, you know,

(05:59):
you do know that Alice had on those those old
school uniforms as well, so it kind of looked like
a classic Dallas Giants game like back in the day.
You know, LT was in attendance. There were a lot
of guys that were there, uh watching that game. I
thought it was pretty exciting, man. And honestly, I would

(06:21):
I would actually beg the difference. I would say that
they do actually look kind of like playoff caliber teams
because for one, it is the NFC East for one,
UM for two for two. If your defense can that
mean that means that they can get in and it
doesn't have to be as high level like they might

(06:43):
be able to get in with seven eight wins as
possible winner as a division winner, as a division winner.
You just never know. First off, let's not get carried
away like a Philly is playing well and they look
like a great team. But again, this is still the

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NFC East. We've we've gotten a decent sample size that
they can be good, but they haven't shown that that
they're that team. Um that you can just believe in
that this is what it's going to be with them.
I don't. I don't know what Philly is going to
be for the duration of of this season. So yes,
and and listen, I've been high on Philly, like everybody's

(07:26):
on the Philly bandwagon. Now I've been high on Philly.
But the bottom line is is that this is still
a fairly new thing that we're looking at with Philadelphia.
Is it sustainable? I don't know if it's sustainable. So
all they have to do is catch on. You know,
if if Dallas catches catches on and they start getting uh,

(07:47):
you know, a wooden streak, then that might be what
it is. That this is two for Cooper Rush, you know,
for the Giants, they just lost their first game. So
it's not like these teams are struggling. You know, they're
both what they're both to him to him one right, correct. Yeah,
So to me, I don't, I don't. It's not out
of the realm of possibility that one of these two teams,

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Dallas or New York emerge as the team in the East.
I mean I I would go. I think Philly looks.
The gap between Philly and both of these teams is
significant right now, and I think that's part of the
reason why the odds have now shifted to where you're
seeing Philly is the favorite to come out of the NFC.
I mean, we talked about yesterday. Jalen Hurts looks like

(08:31):
the m v P the league. Philly's got, you know,
a J Brown, DeVante Smith who looked fantastic, Like they
just seem like they're on another level. I'll say this
about Dallas though, is Micah Parsons the best pass rusher
in the NFL right now? Because they're showing some numbers
up there in some percentages as far as his pass
RUSS pass rush rate, and he's significantly better than even

(08:54):
a guy like von Miller. And was he this kind
of pass rusher at Penn State Because he wasn't and
he wasn't in that position, so it was it was
really different like they didn't play him much on the
on the edge like they are now in Dallas. I mean,
it was a different They're asking something different of him.
So I don't know that that's a fair comparison, but

(09:16):
I'll say this much, man, he look Aaron Donald, Mike
go down with his resume as one of her maybe
the greatest defensive player next to a guy like LT.
I think Michael Parsons might be in that conversation, like
he is that good of a player. Watching him, Um, now,
you know last night, I don't know that it was
quite as much of an impact, but I I just

(09:38):
I watched him. You know, the way he moves, the
way teams have, the kind of game plan for him.
He's He's a tough cookie man. He's about as as
a young, bright budding star in the league as you'll
find on the defensive side of the ball. So I
love watching him play like he is one of those
guys that you could sit back and watch, Like try
to watch the other team. Your eyes just wander towards

(10:00):
him and you end up getting distracted when you're trying
to break down film and watch stuff. He's that good.
If you watch every sack pretty much that took place
last night. It was it was an effect of him
in the play. It was. It was the impact of
him being a part of that play. So and and

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and I'm honestly if you understand, if you can comprehend
how how physical Uh an offensive lineman is, you can
take the worst offensive lineman in the National Football League
and I'll guarantee you he's a sturdy man. That is
a sturdy dude, the worst one in the league. Take

(10:41):
the worst one in the league, and I would challenge
you in terms of his sturdiness, like, okay, standing there,
feel how dense he is um, probably what his hands
feel like. Whatever it may be he was knocking do
He didn't knock a dude down on their ass one time.

(11:02):
I believe he did it twice where he just literally
ran through the deef or the offensive lineman. He's he is.
His His ability to uncoil and deliver the energy from
his body to somebody else and then transition that into

(11:22):
speed and and quickness is pretty rare air now in
terms of of what he does statistically, when you start
getting into lt and what Aaron Donald has been able
to do, that's going to take longevity and what he's
starting to to experience our triple teams. People don't people

(11:44):
don't really realize the whole idea of taking on triple guys,
like it's you hear a double teams quite a bit,
but it's very rare these days that you hear of
a guy getting hit by three different dudes during the
course to one play, and sometimes at one time. At
one time, there may be three guys that are dedicated

(12:06):
to hitting that guy and stopping him. So you asked
the comparison Michael was was actually and I always say,
these are the best players that you will get more
often than not. He played tailback and defensive end in
in high school. He didn't play linebacker. He played he
played defensive end. So he's always been from from his

(12:27):
from his origin. He was a pass rusher. He played
on the line of scrimmage, and he played tailback, and
I mean he was a hell of a tailback. So
when he went to college, they did play him at
middle backer more often than not. That was that was
where he was at. But people don't know that Michael
Parsons led to team and tackles his his freshman year.

(12:49):
It's never been done at linebacker. You like, that's arguably
one of the greatest feats that you could ever do
is go to a school that produces the linebacking. Uh um,
guys that it it does. And you led the team
your your first year there and you and by the way,
didn't start. You weren't a starter. You were in a

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backup role. And no, that is not an indictment on
the other guys that were on that team that year.
That's just how good he is. And so he wasn't
supposed to do that in the league. He was actually
they were going to play him at a week side backer,
possibly middle backer, right and because of injuries and and

(13:31):
and they forced them to use him in that role.
They discovered that the kid could could actually pass rush
at a high level. And and so they haven't turned back. So,
I mean, I think he's a pretty special kid. Take
away my biases from it. He's a pretty special kid.
But I think we still got to give it, give
it some time before we start saying lt and and

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Aaron Donald DeMarcus Lawrence had three sacks. Obviously, what the
beneficiary of one of the you know, Michael Parsons and
the pressure and all that he puts on those guys,
But yeah, they just they isolate on him and he
just stands out. Like when you just watch him play,
it's it's it's fun to watch. But I remember you
guys talking about it like, yeah, he wasn't really used
in this role. So I just wonder is this all

(14:14):
because of injury? They just it was a happy accident
that they realized, oh damn, like he can do this
as well too. Why don't we put him on the
outside and just send him after the quarterback every place?
And give credit to dan Quinn, you know. I mean
it's not often a rookie in his first year as
a first team All Pro and a Pro bow. That's
why I think you can throw him, at least in
conversation right now amongst some of the all time greats.

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He's starting off with the resume that Donald started off with.
But when you've got a guy like dan Quinn, he
knows how to move him around, put him in spots
where he can utilize him. You know, that was kind
of I guess one of the key things, like I think,
if you look at it, go back to his his
Seattle Seahawks defense, is he's like a combination of some
of the rushers they had and Bobby Wagner and the

(14:55):
just the different things that he can do. He could
plug him into those different spots since so you know,
a triple team is gonna be really hard against the
guy that is so versatile the way Mica Parsons is.
I just love everything about his game. He's a he's
an absolute pleasure to watch, and he's just rare. Like
the twitchiness and the way he moves. Um, you don't
see guys like that. Like he's different. He really is

(15:19):
different when you watch them kind of move across the
film and move across the front. And by the way,
we've talked about this before, it seems pretty obvious when
you just watched Dallas play Tony Pollard's the best running back.
They're correct, Like I mean, like it just feeds definitely
didn't look bad. I know, he didn't look bad, but
Zake didn't look bad. He did not look That was

(15:40):
the best up seeing him look in a long time.
But it seems like when he looked explosive when Paulard's
in the game, it's it just it it looks different
and and so but look, I mean they both saw
who ice the game. You saw who they had and
their ice the game. Yeah, I mean listen, it wasn't
where the money. You couldn't follow the money to see
who is the game it was. It was that game. Yeah.

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It was in there on that drive, like critical drive
to to get a first down, and it was Tony
Pollard they were giving a ball to. So congrats of
the Dallas Cowboys. They get it done there again two
and one, sitting in second place in that division. First
loss for the for Mr Dave Balls himself, dump truck nuts,
Brian day Balls. They lose at home, but it was

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a fun game towards the end. A little bit boring
for a lot of people early on, but a fun
game and the Dallas Cowboys close it out. So Cooper
Rush now undefeated as a starting quarterback and place of
Dak Prescott. Now we get to see how Jerry Jones
and Stephen Jones and the rest of the brass there
play this out over the next several days here uh
in their multiple interviews are doing with local radio stations

(16:46):
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(17:32):
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(17:54):
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it twenty minutes from now here on fs are. So

(18:15):
apparently there's some some doctors out there. I mean they
don't actually have degrees, uh, they don't actually have any
sort of you know, anything on their resume that would
point to their doctor. But there was a lot of
people who were absolutely certain that to uh suffered a concussion, right,
absolutely certain. And so Mike McDaniel, the head coach, after

(18:39):
hearing all the conversation and the discussions about why was
two as still in the game, what was going on here?
How could you guys let him go out and play?
He talked about to a going back into the game
and also dealing with his back injury and some other
stuff that were ailments there. Here was Mike McDaniel, the

(19:00):
Dolphin's head coach. One thing, I think that our players
know UM more than anybody. There's certain things that I'm
very sensitive. UM two, I've been called emotional from time
to time, and UM one of those things is UM
player health. So I don't I don't mess around with
that UM at all. It was above and beyond two

(19:23):
was pretty annoyed with me in the game UM when
I was talking to him because he he he knew
what hurt and didn't understand why people kept talking to
him about what we were talking to him about. I
think watching replace, he probably could. Okay, So can I
ask you as a question because I think you both
had concussions right like lear do you have? So is

(19:47):
it possible to get dinged and be a little bit
wobbly and not have a concussion, meaning it last for
a short time and then you're able to shake it
off and come back in Because they talked to neurological experts,
they talked to independent doctors who were there that checked
him out. I just I think he hit his head.

(20:08):
I think he was dinged up. But the idea that
we just know right away that he has a concussion,
is it possible that he got dinged? But didn't have
a concussion. It's possible he could have a mild one.
I mean, it's it's possible he could show those symptoms
early and then be able to recover from it. But
I think most people who have suffered one, like I
was more ignorant to what, how or how they even

(20:30):
define or classify them. So like, like, I understand you're
trying to make this play for not being a concussion.
I'm sorry, man, it looked like it was from my
experience having them from from going all through that it
looked like it was. And I'm sure Mike McDaniel and
the rest of you know, their staff took it seriously,
and I'm sure he passed all those tests um to

(20:50):
be able to remain in the game because it was
I mean, I'm not gonna say it was scary, but
I think for a lot of people at home, it
was alarming to watch a guy kind of wobble when
he gets up like that and still remain in the game.
So I think he suffered some sort of head trauma
to a degree, or whether you want to call it
a male concussion or whatever it was, that's what it

(21:11):
appeared as. But him being a will play through it. Yeah,
there's plenty of guys who have played through concussions or
don't want to come out of a game. That's not
the surprising part. The surprising part is like seeing that
footage and then not not being like okay, like clearly
something happened there, like I don't. I don't know that
you can just say, oh, you're we're playing it on
the back. I mean he was. He literally tried to
get up, was shaking his head. If it was his back,

(21:33):
You're not like, you're not doing that. Usually when you're
back hurts, you're just like trying not to move as
much as possible because the pain you're going through. And
almost he kind of walked into one of his linemens.
So that's not a back issue. That's more of like
a head issue. I don't know where I am issue.
You know, it was commonplace to answer your question, it
was it was commonplace to shake it off and keep playing.

(21:55):
It's just call it bailt room or seeing stars. That
that is just kind of how it was referred to
at at one point in time, during and now. And
that's every level. Think about that. That's every level. That's
not just the pros that was college, that was high school,
it was youth. It's like, chake it off you. You

(22:16):
just got your bell rung and you probably working cussed.
I think he was, can I listen. I was an
expert on how quarterbacks heads hit the ground and what
impact and effect it would have on them. That when
the back of your head hits the ground the way
that to his head hit the ground, chances are he

(22:38):
banged his brain off of his call. Like that's that,
that's just that's a that's a highly feasible thing to
think is that he he got can cussed on that play.
But I think Q said what was what was the
biggest key part to it was if he's not showing
the symptoms of being fully fully conc you know the

(23:02):
level of severity of a concussion, and he can actually
pass the concussion protocol test, which I don't know I
never had to take in which again I was at
the beginning stages of of them taking concussions more seriously, um,
but I never had to take a protocol's test on

(23:25):
the sideline or in the in the locker room. Like
the protocols test is you go, you look at a computer,
you have a baseline and that baseline of how your
your memory works, how quickly you you answer, you know,
you hit a dot or whatever it may be, dictates
to them, you know how you're thinking and where you are.

(23:46):
I didn't. I never did. I never. I never saw
somebody take a test like that on the sideline or
in the locker room. Now I can recall when I
got kneed in the head by tim Biakabutuka and right,
and I went into the locker room with a migraine,
like a severe migraine, like throwing up everything, you name it.

(24:08):
And I laid in the dark, probably for the duration
of that second quarter into halftime. They asked me a
few questions that I know where I was at, that
I know what day it was, that I know where
we were playing. You know, do I do I remember
the plays? Do I know my teammates names? Like, they
were asking me certain questions. They were checking my my,

(24:31):
my fine motor skills, like pick this up, let me
see how strong your arms are, push them in, push
them out, this that and the other. And then they
deemed it. They they assessed me and said that I
was okay to go back in and I played one
of my finest half of football when I went back
in there, and in fact that was I believe the
game where I picked the ball off and we ended

(24:52):
up winning the game after starting knowing five. But I
think the bottom line here is I don't think that
it should be had debate about if he rattled himself,
um when he hit his head off of the ground
and and and probably was concussed. I tend to agree
with what Q. What you're saying is just acknowledge the

(25:13):
fact that he probably you know, he had a concussion
and and we're sorting through it the best way that
we can. But I mean that to to be that
candid or to be that you know, I guess honest
about it could be an indictment on on you know
what McDaniel was saying, which was he takes health and
safety of his players very seriously. So what how did

(25:36):
they determine the baseline? Are they asked questions in the
off season and these are the answers you are to give.
If you get your bell rung, and if you don't
answer them the same way you answered him in the
off season, then we can indicate that there's something going
on neurologically, Like is that how this is done. That's
how the test was when I was when I was around.
I don't know if it's any more sophisticated than that now,

(25:57):
but that basically is the premise of a concussion to
huh okay, I mean, Brady, what what is the in
dealing with this? Did you ever go through when they
like walk you through this stuff and they're asking you like,
what is this? What does this mean? How many fingers
I'm holding up? What is the process you go through
with this? It's not that it's this isn't like uh,

(26:18):
your stereotypical or cliche like, oh he's boxing and gets
knocked out. There's like, al right, how many figures are
I holding up? So you're doing that? It's not like
a field to briety tests. They make you point yes,
I say the ABC's say the ABC's backwards can do sober.
That's that's hard to the people think. Um, they do
a baseline test called the impact test. At least this

(26:40):
is how used to be. And it's like a test
that is on a computer and you it's testing reactions.
I it's testing kind of your vision, your memory, all
sorts of different things that it's gonna test. And so
you give a baseline. I remember when we first started
doing this, guys would like dumb down their baseline tests
so that they could stay in games. When they if
they had a concussion, they were like, it wouldn't look

(27:03):
that different from their baseline because their baseline they reacted
slow or they didn't try to, you know, take it
as fast. That was like what we were doing like
back in the day. So that's usually how they try
to judge it. They have these other tests they try
to look at outside of the symptoms that you know,
your showcases. Some of the stuff you're talking about, like
light sensitivity, nausea, um, headache, migrat that that sort of thing,

(27:27):
different pain and all that. Those are sort of some
of the other symptoms obviously they're looking for. So he
came back in the game played one that now they
didn't he didn't play a lot because Buffalo was on
the field for so long. He came back in. They
only ran six team plays in the second half, um
because the time possession. They were just dwarfed in time
of possession by the Bills. But now he's playing again

(27:48):
on Thursday, So I'm just wondering. So he's brought back
into the game when everyone feels like clearly there was
something going on there with his head, and now they're
gonna come back and they're gonna arch him out on
Thursday after saying he's got a back injury. I mean,
I just I just wonder how the NFL handles this
whole thing. They say it's going to take a week
or two with their investigation. They're gonna talk to everybody

(28:10):
who was involved. I just wonder how this thing plays out,
because if he goes out on Thursday and say gets
cracked again, now that Dolphins are gonna be looked at
as all right, so he got pop last week, you
let him back in the game. Now he comes back
on a short week, he got dinged again. I just
wonder how how the NFL is going to handle this,
knowing that they're on a short week and they've got
a couple of days before they're playing again, or maybe

(28:32):
they come up with a decision sooner than that. But
the reports are it's going to be a week or
two the NFL's investigation, So I mean, whatever that means.
It is two pros and a cup of Joe here.
Fox Sports Radio, Savar Arrington, Brady Quinn Jonas knocks with
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(28:52):
you here in another edition of incase you missed it.
But for all the latest from around the world of sports,
ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, the prestigious Eddie Garcia.
All right, thank you, Jonas. We tell you about Week three,
wrapping up with Monday Night football in New Jersey, where
the Cowboys beat the Giants in a NFC East battle.
The final score game was tied thirteen and the fourth

(29:13):
quarter when quarterback Cooper Rush for Dallas and wide receiver
Cide Lamb on a one yard touchdown passed. That was
the score that gave the Cowboys a lead that they
would not give up. Rush finished thirty one passing for
two or fifte yards with a touchdown, no interceptions. Dallas
improves the two and one two and oh with Cooper
Rushes are starting quarterback. The Giant stuff for their first
lost the season, fall into two and one as well.
In baseball, the Brave shot off the Nationals eight nothing.

(29:35):
Atlanta moves one game back of the IDOL New York
Mets for first place in the NL East. The Orioles
outscore the Red Sox fourteen to eight. Baltimore moves three
and a half games back of idle Seattle for the
top or for the final wild card spot in the
American League, and the Blue Jays beat the Yankees three
to intend and things a walk off win for Toronto
for New York Air and Judge went one for three
no homers, but he still leads all three of the
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(29:58):
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the entire Ract dot Com, Fox Sports Radio Studios. Thanks Eddy,
by the way, how many games there and Judge have
left like a handful right in order to uh to
get to sixty one? We have what Roberto week and
a half left we can It's kind of funny how
they were like originally like oh, we gotta watch. Here's
the watch like every single Yankees here, everybody gotta watch.
Now It's like, all right, is he gonna do it

(30:41):
or not? Man? Like, when do we stop doing these
Yankee games? Not? Like when when do we stop doing
live lookings during college football games? If people actually want
to watch to see whether or not that again? Man
story by the way, like get for someone like me

(31:04):
who you know, like I understand the whole p DI
era and people kind of look down upon that. I don't.
I don't honestly don't care. If they were putting you know,
whatever substance into the body, you're still gotta put the
bat on the ball, Like that's still a skill set
that last time I checked, I saw a lot of meatheads.
So yeah, they could throw around weight in the weight room,
but doesn't mean they can hit a hundred mine hour fastball.

(31:26):
Like what all those guys? I mean, Like you just
watch it now and you go Okay, Like I get
there were taking stuff, but my god, what bonds endue.
I mean, he's blew past that record. So I just
and also the idea that just because you get on
the gas, you can all of a sudden hit a

(31:47):
ball over the like you know, many people in the
minor leagues probably took P E. D s and it
only got them to like single air, do you know.
I mean, guys are probably still taking stuff now. And
if it's not, it's not mattering at all. But Aaron
Judge watched here, it comes up shot a kid, Aaron Judge,
he's gonna hit it. No, he's not. He's like, it's

(32:08):
just if he doesn't hit one. Is this going to
be the most overdone like at the end of a
season ever. Yeah, And the fact that it's the Yankees,
so it's gonna be Yeah, they're gonna bust his open dope. Yeah,
he does the Judge Judge right right, six seven, six

(32:32):
seven to eighty six, seven to ninety five. Yeah, Jack.
I love when Jack to the girls. I love when
Jonas will just make up stats very good. What do
you mean he's six seven to eighty five. The guy's
never seen a barbell? He didn't pick up and he's
listed at six seven to eighty two. That's his list

(32:55):
six seven okay, So what that means is probably love
them are big. Big Baseball tends to exaggerate a little
bit um watch he said about right now, guys, we
gotta cut in for quick. Oh it is too pro
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(35:29):
on Hurricane Ian and the Tampa Bay Bucks are preparing
to practice at the Miami Dolphins practice facility, as well
as the NFL is keeping an eye on that Sunday
night game. They might be moving that game to a
different date. How about that. I guess the Dolphins got
Tom Brady after all. Yeah, So, how how bad you're

(35:54):
in Florida? How bad is just getting? I mean, we're
not doing anything for it. I mean it's I mean,
it's gonna hit the West coast more. Obviously, hopefully everyone's
preparing will be okay on that side, but you never
know until about twenty four hours out. Honestly, I mean,
we're we're getting to that point where we should have
a better idea of the path and the severity of it.

(36:15):
But um, as of right now, yeah, I mean it's
I think the thought or the concern is it's gonna
hit sometimes tomorrow, probably tomorrow evening night, and then in
the Thursday. And I think what you're concerned by is
the wreckage that it could cause where you're not gonna
be able to play a game Sunday. So go ahead
and move them practicing now. Hopefully it ends up not

(36:37):
being as severe as it looks and you're able to
still play the game. Everything is still copasetic comes Sunday. Yeah,
it's approaching Cuba right now. We're seeing a category three
wins a case you're wondering because you have the weather
channel up. I mean, which, of course he does? What
are you getting at? I just you know what I

(36:58):
happen to know my my storms. I mean, I'm a
storm guy. That's how this works, it does. I mean,
if we can read anything into the name, you know, Ian,
it's like it's not to be like that bad. What
do you towards I'm just saying, like, how many you
know that's a good point? Yeah, yeah, I think about
it like Ian Poulter, You know that many physically imposing

(37:21):
Ian's Yeah, I have a buddy name and he's a firefighter.
I mean there's that, but you know he's not. I mean,
I'm not. I don't know that you would lock him
in a cage and people would be calling nine to one.
You know, I just think, uh, you know this is
uh We're going to see how this plays out. And
who knows everyone everyone's looking at the storm, the track
of the storm. But I mean, if if if I've

(37:43):
learned anything, don't they start to uh veer off in
different directions from time to time to track. Yeah, it's
it's it's like the drunk at a bar that you know,
he gets up from the bar, you think he's gonna
go to the bathroom. You don't know which directions on
the bathroom is he? Is he going to the dance floor? Mean,
it's essentially that. And by the way, some of the

(38:03):
funniest times I've ever seen in South Florida or when
they're hurricanes coming, I have seen dudes kite surfing like
literally through storms coming through. There's a there's a bar
called the Elbow Room. It's been around forever and it's
literally right there on the corner of Lost Souls Day
one A. You will see people when there's a hurricane.

(38:25):
The Elbow Room will open up I mean it doesn't
it can't be that severe. They will be open and
people will be just sitting inside drinking. Uh. Usually people
have like drinking parties. Like it's almost like getting snowed
in up north. The differences. It's just a hurricane. There's
more wind, there's a little more rain. Look at that, guys.
In case he missed it, Brown's d n Myles Garrett

(38:45):
was briefly hospitalized with non life threatening injuries after he
rolled his Porsche on his way home from practice yesterday.
Thankfully he and his passenger had their seatbelts and will
be fun. But it was banged up. Do you see
the picture the poor yea, how do you roll your porch?
I don't know. I mean he went on take him

(39:05):
for a Porsche guy? I thought, maybe more like truck,
you know, bigger vehicle. You think like he's a lifted truck.
Are you think just like a standard sort of well
lifted truck with some truck nuts on the back, just
daggle it off the bat nobody. But now what happens
if you flip a truck? I have truck nuts? Well
that I was like, are they the stiff truck nuts

(39:28):
that don't move? Are they the ones that have a
little bit of I agree. I agree because because if
if your truck is parked and you need to know
which way the wind is blowing, there's no better indicator
than looking at a parent nuts hanging off the bat.
I think the funnier thing is like whenever I see them,
when I and I know they're the ones that moved,
not like the static ones, I'll just go over and

(39:49):
tea back of my you know, you know what, just
just kick him or flick it. Oh, like he right
in here. Yeah, let's see. I mean, it's not like
the truck's gonna feel it. By the way, Let's see,
let's see if the truck truck starts, it starts, touch

(40:13):
up stomach. Do you imagine the truck engine just goes
Oh you know what that should be the Christmas gimble.
Everybody gets a pair of truck nuts, all right on
the show. That's a fun Christmas gift, nice little stocking
stuff for everybody involved. Just stuff stock and with the

(40:34):
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