April 5, 2023 • 37 mins
Today on 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe, Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn and LaVar Arrington talk about the accusations against Arizona Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill of cheating and discrimination, reports that the San Francisco 49ers are preparing to pursue Aaron Rodgers, this week's appearance from Petros Papadakis, and more!
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This is the best of two pros and a couple
Joe with LaVar, Rady Quinn and Jonas Knocks on sports Radio.
We had some interesting stories pop up in the NFL.
I know, LaVar, you had mentioned the situation in Arizona
involving some burner phones and whatnot. Do we do you
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want to just jump right into that one or do
we want to go and there's some Yeah, there's some.
It's it's it's worthy of you know, umping off there.
I think yes. So former Cardinals exact Terry mcdonnaugh has
accused Cardinals owner Michael Bidwell of cheating, discrimination, and harassment.
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Mcdonnah says that he and then head coach Steve Wilkes
were instructed to use burner phones to communicate with suspended
GM Steve Wilks, who, if everybody remembers, he was pot
for five games for extreme DUI back then, and uh,
the Cardinals decided to go ahead respond to this and
put out a statement with a whole bunch of claims,
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and they went hard in the paint, so to speak.
They talked about him being basically a shady employee. They
talked about him being a little bit of an absentee father.
They also said that he could be possibly guilty of
extreme domestic violence, domestic abuse, all sorts of stuff, all
because he called them out and saying that they had
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some burner phones and whatnot. This organization is quietly one
of the biggest disasters in the NFL, and it feels
like it doesn't get a lot of coverage as some
of the other organizations get. The hell's going on there
in Arizona? Wow, I mean, it's getting dicey. I mean
to me, when you think about this organization and the
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way it's run or all the things that have transpired,
take this into account. It's Michael Bidwell. He's a part
of it. He ultimately has to be accountable for it.
I mean, I think beyond this stuff, which who knows
if Terry mcdonnough is telling the truth here or you know,
what the truth really is, I think you just go
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back to the fact that he was all in after
leaving Steve Wilkes after one year, which was awful considering
the fact that he started a rookie quarterback. You draft
the number ten. Overall, we all knew they were going
to struggle that year. And yeah, he's still let go
of Steve Wilkes. He's a good coach. We saw that
in Carolina. I just it never made any sense to me.
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It felt like he ended up being the scapegoat for them,
wanting to move on in a different direction to take
Kyler Murray. So then they take, you know, the I guess,
the desire to take Kyler Murray number one. Overall, they
put together this plan to have Cliff Kingsbury be the coach,
even though he was coming off I think one of
his worst seasons at Texas Tech and didn't really have
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any other head coaching interest anywhere else, maybe oc interest
in the NFL, and obviously at Southern cal As he
was going to take that job, not head coaching interest,
but instead Michael Bidwell signs off on that the plan
to put Kyler Murray with Cliff Kingsbury. And for the
first three years I think we saw the progress, but
then you get to the point in year four where
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things just all starting to fall apart. And mind you,
the business side of things, Michael Bidwell agrees to not
only extend Kyler Murray, but Cliff Kingsbury and Steve Kim
Only it's a fire two of those three in Kyme
in Kingsbury later that year. Look, this league is filled
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with owners who, as I've said it before, continually fall up.
It is the only place where you can be a
bad owner, bad operationally, have a bad culture, be a
bad leader, and you can still make a ton of money.
And that's what the Arizona Cardinals are at right now.
Regardless of what now, this is true. This is a
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circus and it's still always and will should always fall
in the ownership of Michael Bidwell. Well. Those are some
strong claims going back and forth. And chances are you
know they say Wold, two wrongs don't make two wrongs,
don't make a right. Um. I just uh, there's probably
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truth coming from both sides. I mean, the GM was
there for ten years, um, so they know one another.
I'm just curious they don't do NDA's in Arizona. Like
everybody just firing off all kinds of shots. Like it's
it's one thing to say somebody discriminated at the workplace,
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it's a It's one thing to say somebody cheated at
the workplace. It's a whole another. You You've opened up
a whole another can of worms when you talk about
absentee dad, and you're and you're at home beating somebody's
like that's too, Like you've thawn down a whole another
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lane now, like you're going for total character assassination by
doing that. And and and listen, I mean to say
that bit well discriminated. Those are if you think about it,
there's a guy not too far away, not only maybe
like a four four and a half hour flight away
from Arizona that's having to sell his team for the
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same claims. You know, he's much maligned for the same claims.
And I can guarantee you burner phones that we got,
burner emails, we got, we got all kinds of different
Like you know, when we say the NFL is the
greatest reality television show going, people don't even have a
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clue that the most entertaining s isn't even what you
see on Sundays. If you could see the way these
owners live, if you could see the way these players live,
if you could see the things that all of these
people go through, and their ecosystems being in the top
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what ten of earners in the world, that's where your
reality TV is on steroids. So to me this, I mean,
these are claims things. Things can always be said, things
can always be used against someone because in the sport
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of of of football and maybe an athletics. I'm gonna
just say keep it to football because that's what I
know best. You have to be a unit. You have
to trust one another. Unit. You're good. No, I'm just
saying unit. Yeah, oh yeah. You gotta be a unit. Yeah,
you know, big, strong, you know, well put together unit.
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And you gotta be able to hammer things. You gotta
be able to knock things down, and you got to
be able to make things happen and keep people happy
as a unit. And that isn't always easy, you know,
it's not always easy. And you got to get to
know one another. You know. They always say the organizations
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and the groups that are the closest are the ones
that win. So you can't go an amount of time
and an extended amount of time and not no personal
things about one another, both ways, both directions. So this
will be interesting, to be interesting to see how this goes.
The presentation of the rebuttal seems like this has been
in the works for a little while, almost like the
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Arizona Cardinals were like, all right, we got something for you.
We got something in the chamber. We dare you to
pop off, we dare you to open your mouth. We
got something ready for you. And the second he called
about for cheating, which, by the way, because they had
a couple of burner phones and they were calling their
their GM Let's say is that like is that through
the season two? Like, what's Steve com gonna do? What
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the rosters said? He's that calling plays from his couch?
What are they doing? Order him a six pack? Yeah?
I started, lad, But what they said that Steve was
somewhere faded Mary. That's what the cheating allegation is called. Steve,
come on a burner, I'll be honest with you. It
sounds more like something like a bunch of like eight
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year old boys or like they have walkie talkies and
they're like, hey, Jonas, are you grounded? Grounded? Okay, Well,
we're gonna ride by on our bikes and we're gonna
be outside your window, over and out, bark, come on,
get over and out, get on your bike. Let's go
buy Jonah side to him in the window. Underrated era
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of time, wake talkie was definitely over and out. That's
voice notes. That's a voice notes are. Now that's what
people use phone. I think that's why I'm such a
fan of voice notes. It's the old Schoolwakie test that
day or Steve Kim. It's like the idea, the idea
that this guy comes out and says, yeah, well, you
guys were you were making us use burner phones to
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talk to our GM who was at happy hour Marley's
three days a week. And then they're like like, oh, yeah,
you think that's bad. You're a terrible father, an awful employee,
and you might have beat up somebody you were in
a relationship by who the old Ronnie Piper quote don't
don't throw rocks and a guy who's got a machine
gun and Bidwell in the car paperwork, would you would
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you go down the lane of the best balance and
absentee day? You've got the receipts like it's in bullet
points too. Like it's almost as if Michael Bidwell is like, hey,
I'm not going out like Jerry Richardson and to break
endy you guys point Daniel Snyder and some of these
other guys. If you're going to come after me for
my team, I got something waiting for you for you.
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Oh man, I'm going you thought the death stall was
un operational? Oh you thought we weren't up and running yet? Okay,
it is destroy a whole planet. So so there's that.
So there's the Arizona Cardinals, which friendly reminder, five and
a half is the season win total for the Cardinals.
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Might down? Yeah, down? I just I kind of look
at that and I'm like, I might if it goes
down at all, I think I take you over. I
don't know. I don't think they're that bad of a team,
are they. How long is Kyler Murray gonna be out for?
I mean that's what we don't know. I mean, how
how long that could dragon in the season? I know
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when it happened in the Surgeon, they didn't They say
that heybe back for the beginning of the season, but
that that timeline now seems a bit aggressive. Yeah. So,
I mean Odell Beckham was supposed to be back right
after the start of the season according to some, and
he's still was not employed. So it's weird how stuff works.
That could be for different reasons. Yeah, good point. Be
sure to catch editions of Two Pros and a Cup
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of Joe with Brady Quinn LaVar Errington and Jonas Knox
weekdays at six am Eastern, three am Pacific on Fox
Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. So we do have
some rumbling, some rumors involving a quarterback in the NFL,
because we've been monitoring the eventual what everybody is assuming,
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eventual trade Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets, and
apparently there's somebody waiting in case none of that goes through,
in case the New York Jets figure out a way
to be the New York Jets and butcher this whole
thing and decide not to go ahead and acquire Aaron
Rodgers over whatever they're haggling on, whether it be the
draft compensation or whatever, and that team could possibly be, Yes,
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that's right, the San Francisco forty nine ers, who I
feel like we've been down this road before. But Craig
Carton of Fox Sports One pointed out that he feels
and he has heard that the Niners are ready to
pursue Aaron Rodgers if he Jets deal falls through. And
one of the one of the ideas was, with all
these compensatory picks that the Niners have coming up in
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the draft, they have three third round picks. They could
include those and a future first round pick. So for
whatever reason this deal falls through, the Niners could be
there as they are not firm believers in trey Lance
according to this report. So there's that. Well, that means
they're not firm believers in brock Purty either. I mean,
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let's be real. Maybe they viewed this as, hey, Rogers
comes here and only for one year, Purty could sit
underneath them. He'll up learn from him and maybe be
our starter after that. But the problem is, again, if
you get Rogers there for two years rookie brock Purdy's
on a four year deal and he played a little
bit his rookie year. If you really feel like there
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could be something there and you don't see him for
the next two years, how are you going to make
a decision? You know? And who knows the progress that
wants to plainly two maybe three, especially if he's back
in northern California closer worries home. Maybe that lasts a
little bit longer. We don't know. Yeah, so I kind
of look at it has to go oh yeah, Well,
the problem with with the trey Lance situation is in
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that time span, I believe his contract would have expired.
I mean, they would have had to make a decision
on the fifth year option. I'd assume if you're bringing
Aaron Rodgers, you're not picking it up, and so you
know he would have he would have exhaust his his
contract there. So yeah, like, if you're gonna go ahead
and trade for Aaron Rodgers, you gotta you gotta trade
Trey Lance too at some point and kind of cut
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bait on that and give him a fresh start, new
starts somewhere else and maybe look, again, that's a floated
Tennessee out there because of the connection with their new
general manager. But you know, maybe that ends up being
a likely destination for the Titans and Trey Lance can
you know, either play or learn for a year under
Ryan Tannehill or only supportion of the season. So there's
a lot of moving parts. I just I think this
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is Look, if you're San Francisco and you want to
in on Aaron Rodger sweepstakes, go after him, go after them.
You tried to you before, That's what I'd like to hear.
Que see to me, that's that's exactly what I was
leading into my point with. So I'm glad you said
that if if you're saying you want Aaron Rodgers and
you're putting it out there, just just say we're going
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after Aaron Rodgers. But but I will say this. I
was going to qualify with this. I covered I was
in local radio and media when the Shanahans were in Washington,
and the running joke was just think the opposite of
whatever it is that they answer your question with. You know,
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if they said they're doing this, and you ask them
the question, they give you an answer, just try to
come to an opposite conclusion, and that might be somewhere
near what the truth of the matter is. It made
me start thinking, Okay, let me put two and two together.
I remember my experiences on the sound bites and the
things that we heard that would come out of out
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of the commanders out out of their their building during
Shanahan's time there, Mike being being the head coach then,
but listening to the way Kyle would talk about the
offense and different things like that, I start thinking to myself,
maybe they really are aggressively going after Aaron Rodgers right now.
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So it's kind of like you take the pressure off
of your team to get him to land him by saying, oh,
if it falls apart with the Jets, we'll we'll see
what happens. But all the while they are really aggressively
trying to they're trying to get Aaron Rodgers. If that's
the case, If that's what's going on, You're trying to
get Aaron Rodgers, that's what's going on right now. This
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this ain't gonna happen. You're not gonna see the Packers
trade Rogers to a team that basicue was their achilles heel. Yea,
once they got to THEFT Championship came with Rogers. And
as much as there was a chance that you know,
Rogers was going to go there, there was supposed to
be a deal in place before this most recent season
and it didn't work out. You know, as much as
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that may have been the case, I just I find
it hard to believe Green Bay Packers fans could stomach that,
you know, them having to watch potentially Rogers walk back
in that stadium and Lambeau and beat them, or in
an NFC championship game, if the Packers were able to
make it and now Rogers on the other side of
this one. The other thing you have to take into
account is nick Bosa has to be extended at some point,
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and you know their cap structure is it's going to
be difficult to make it work. Now, the York family
is one of the more wealthy in the NFL, and
so maybe they've got the cash the ability to do it,
depending on how they structure it. But that's something else
to keep kind of in mind in regards to how
they can financially make something like that work. I just
it seems very very unlikely. And also the trey Lands
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the trading of the three first round picks to move
up to take trey Lands, that was in response to
them not being able to land Rogers correct because the
correct speculation. So it's almost like trey Lancers our plan B,
and now we're going to go off that after we've
committed all that draft capital, and then we're gonna go
and bring in Rogers. I hope it happens. I would
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be fascinated by it because I also think this, if
you're if you're the Packers and you've got two options
on the table, you can take two twos from the Jets,
or you can take three threes and a first round
pick next year. To me, the better trade would be
the three threes and the first round pick. But I
think the way their relationship is, and the fact that
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they don't want to have to deal with him and
his red ass for the next two years, I don't
think there's any way they would trade him to San Francisco.
They would rather take a worse deal than have to
deal with him in the conference and have to deal
with having to go through him to try and get
back to the playoffs. But if that were the case,
then this deal is done. It's done, like okay, we'll
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take those okay jets, let's get this done. Because I mean,
because if that gains momentum at the forty nine ers inquiry,
gains momentum and public opinion in the public court, and
they really are trying to get that done, this only
continues to further kind of maybe embarrassed Green Bay. This
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feels almost like, you know, it comes from Aaron Rodger's side,
and Dave Dunne and and athletes first try to push yeah,
because you know, as of right now we've hit a stall.
And I know a lot of people thought, all right,
the owners meeting, we made some progress, But it's like,
all right, if it's just the green Bay Packers, you know,
trying to drag this thing on to feel like they're
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sticking it to Aaron Rodgers, if that's what this is about.
I mean, they're only hurting the potential of helping Jordan
love this year. Absolutely, it's so naive, But so it
feels like it might be coming from Aaron Rodgers camp
to try to say, hey, there's another suitor out there,
and maybe Green Bay is like, all right, well that
means we can up the offer. But either way, it's
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it's getting to the point now where you're like, all right,
something needs to happen, something needs to take place for
this thing goes on any longer. There was also some
speculation from Mike Florio, who pointed out that there was
rumblings at the combine in Indianapolis that there was a
potential trade on the table between the Vikings and the
forty nine ers that would have sent kirk Cousins to
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San Francisco to be reunited with Kyle Shanahan. There so
little Washington commandos out west reunion there, LaVar Arrington if
kirk Cousins could get there, But obviously that didn't happen,
So yeah, it just San Francisco's got the weirdest quarterback
situation because they've got a guy that you would assume
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is going to get every opportunity to win the job,
and then you realize, oh, they've got two of those
because brock Purty was fantastic last year. He's coming off
an injury. And then you've got Trey Lance, who they
gave up all those first round picks for. And then
you've got Sam Darnold, who knows I mean, with all
the talent, he's a time three pick, and you know,
getting to work with Kyle Shanahan. It just it feels
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like they've got the most unique quarterback situation and they're
in win now mode as a team that's a potential
Super Bowl candidate and Super Bowl contender. They just haven't
had a whole lot of consistency or luck health wise
at the quarterback position. So we get to see how
this stuff shakes out. But the good news is is
that they are in the NFC West, and outside of Seattle,
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I think we can all agree the NFC West doesn't
look like the most daunting task next year. So maybe
it doesn't matter who they roll out a quarterback, because
it could be worse. You could be the Arizona Cardinals.
So there's always there. Yeah, there's also that, So it
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Right now, we welcome in the man himself, Petros Papa Dacas.
He is the co host of the Petros and Money Show,
which you can hear on the blowtorch AM five to
seventy LA Sports. He's also a Fox College football analyst.
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Get him on Twitter at the Old pe and he
has all gassed up to the gills over the Masters,
which starts tomorrow. Yeah, let's go, let's grip and rip.
I know that Brady went out there with his friends
or something. I've never been there. Let's tell you have
a false and hundred percent a live I've seen you
do all kinds of golf trips with your friends, right yeah.
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I like to golf. That's the one of the only
things at this point. I don't see you having to
defend yourself here and call me a liar within five
seconds made up the Master's rady? Is it okay? I'm
not really into the mastress. In fact, I don't know
what hurt you. Guys talk about it for five minutes
and I almost fell asleep again exactly exactly. I mean
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we were almost fell asleep to death. Petuas were giving
you the hall pass to people guys like a bag.
That's what we're trying to do me, not you specifically,
but anyone who wants to dress up like they just
played a round of golf and walk around they have
the open excuse going, well, it's Master's Week, of course
I can dress like this. I think most people that
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are listening to my show really have a resonant feeling
about the Masters one way or another. One racist it
must be but it's okay to hate white bert people.
Is this the first time we're ever going to have
this button hit on? On U Petro's segment, Thank you,
(23:03):
thank you. No, I've heard it before. We have a
mastress guy on today, Brady, if you want to talk
to me, should Yeah, I'm good. I don't know. I
feel like you need you need like master's validation from me.
We have all. Gary McCord, the guy who got banned
for saying the greens were bikini waxed. Oh nice, Wow,
(23:26):
anybody know that story. That's actually a fantastic way of
describing those sounds amazing. He's the guy with the big
mustache that was in tin cup. Oh yeah, yeah, a
long time announcer for CBS T He's fantastic. That's awesome.
I never I never knew his name. Uh. The network's
Master's coverage at ninety four, he said the green was
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so fast it was bikini wax. That's amazing. It's from
body bags behind the greens for players who missed their
approach shots or listen to the Masters music. A couple
months later, augusta National Golf Club used its influence with
CBS and McCord was removed from the Masters commentary team,
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then what a bunch of crap. Yeah, the continuors to
cover other golf events for CBS, but never returned to it.
Augusta with it's Rachiel. But he's not the first CBS
commentator to be banned from the Masters, Brady, that's right,
Romo as well, Right, No, Jim, we're hoping for Jack.
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Whittaker referred to the gallery at the end of the
eighteen whole playoff in the nineteen sixty six Masters as
a mob rather than patrions, and for the next five
Masters any any relation to fours Whittaker, No, okay, I
can promise you that, all right, nineteen sixty six. I
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can promise you absolutely not. What's so bad about calling
a group of rowdy group a mob? What's wrong you
talk to you your friends at the Master's Lady, I
haven't ever got damn Actually, actually I've actually got one guy.
I got one guy. I got a guy. So you're
working on it. I know that it is the dream
of pipe for sure. Well, they all want to just go, right,
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I don't want to go. I've talked to so many people.
They just want to be there and eat the cucumber
sandwich and walk around and be corrected by somebody every
five steps steps you take. Look at the azaleas. It
seems like a lot for a little pets. Think about
this like you get people who they like No other
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sport does. Does someone go to a basketball game and
full on jersey shorts, basketball sneakers or a football game
going on shoulder pads, helmet pant In golf, you will
see people show up with a polo shirt. You know,
they're whatever treat the tire pans country. They'll be wearing
spikes like they're like like like someone might be like
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tigers knee, his leg's bad. Someone's gonna about Tiger's gonna
go out, Someone's gonna come in and finish the round
for Tiger. People will follow a golf like that. I'm like,
what are you doing? Can you wear jeans to Augusta National? No? No, really,
that's pretty much. You can't even fly over it in
a blimp with jeans on. Hold on, kids, so you
can Even if you got a sweet polo shirt and
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some sort of a painter's had on, you can't wear
it like a pair of blue jeans. No, the hell's
a painters had not a pair of like nice anchor blues.
What year was it was that? What? Who's the guy
that's married to Gretzky's daughter John Yeah, Dustin Johnson. What
didn't one year he partied so hard at his little
master's villa that he fell down the stairs and he
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couldn't play. Yeah, yeah, he also you know, not story
like that. Did you like that? It also snows for
some reason in his rooms. I don't know why. Wow,
I'm saying that's what i've heard. That's what i've heard. He'shacker,
hes a lot. I don't know. That's just I'm just
saying that's what i've heard. There's part that's annoying because
you know, those are just a bunch of rich people
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with their bougie shirts and spikes on and a pound
of snots next to the nights and the rafters all night. Yeah.
You know, there's there's some people who say their favorite
type of weed is cocaine. Yeah, whoa, And some people
will say that's how it is in politics, Brady as
a lot of you know, you saw that cultural clash
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at the super Bowl this year with waste management and
the super Bowl at least two times when I went out,
you saw the two communities. You could see what did
you see? What did you witness? You could see the difference,
is what I mean? Oh, the fan bases are totally different.
And to see like I was at SDK. I was
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at SDK. Oh yeah, I was an innocent bystander, just
just neutral. I was watching and and let me tell
you something, Um, golf golf enthusiasts fans are are interestingly
more route than football fans. How about that, especially the
waste management open that's they were to play they were.
(28:07):
I mean, we can move around though, you know, like
you can like in a golf thing. You're not just
like in a football in a seat in a football stadium,
confined to one area, unless you're like a maskless California
politician for that Super Bowl. But the rams want then
they could really move around and do whatever they want
and stick each other's faces in their ass. Oh my gosh.
(28:29):
That even get our kids to school. But mostly in
a golf event, like these people are moving around, they're
drinking from station to station, like I understand the whole
allure of it. I've seen Brady's Instagram when he goes
on a golf trip. It looks like fun. But for
all of that golf, yeah, you need friends. Yeah, no,
(28:50):
it's not just golf, Brady. I see you guys doing
all kinds of stuff on the Instagram, Oh Instagram stuff.
If you go to golf, Like, here's the thing about
like a Gusta. I don't like going grabass LaVar. Yeah, jeez,
like like I don't. I don't like going to like
a golf of it or just gonna watch other dudes
(29:12):
play golf, Like golf is not that entertaining to watch
other dudes play. If you go in a golf trip,
you're going to play golf. Like That's why the Masters
has no appeal, Like it's like it's like walking around
a neighborhood with everyone's nice, very maintained, well cut lawns.
Like you're basically doing that Augusta if you're not playing
in it. But why is it so hard to get
there and be in the gallery? Don't call it the mob.
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I mean it's a tough ticket to come by. Everyone
wants to go that. They want to look at the
pristine layout that is Augusta. It just feels like going
to a place where you're going to be constantly yelled at,
probably or shushed. Yet you wouldn't You wouldn't want to
walk around and eat some cheap food that and throw
(29:56):
back a whiskey on the rocks and just enjoy your time.
They it's nice out. Where do I sleep? What does
that matter? I don't know. On the nineteen on a
tree during trees he's not trying to be homeless, Jonas.
If there's a room there, you can get a room.
There's people that live nearby Augusta National, and you can
standing at a bagabond man. Or do I live in
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a in a way that I have a custom? You
can bring the mask, you can them to the ritz. No,
I just I want to be I just I don't
want to feel threatened by the South wost like you're
going to be threatened. You think they're you think they
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had to get Greeks Petros. Yeah, that's twice, thank you,
thank you. If it was nineteen thirty, you know, the
Greeks had a rough time. I'm still I'm still trying
to figure out, Petros. What was it the Creeks invented
Southerners sex? Was it that boys love naked? I don't
(31:07):
think it was the Greeks that invented that, right someone, No,
we were just the first to document. I mean Petros.
Wait wait, so y'all y'all created adult films. No, oh Petros?
What about this foursome? This foursome that Augusta national All
right you Jannis, Mike Mustacus and John Stamos, all right
(31:30):
four Greek. Doccus doesn't act very Greek, Okay, but it's
foremost he'd be. He'd be eating yogurt the whole time. Anyway,
Why do you hate John Stamos? Just hate him. It's
friendly fire now stupid hair. He's just an annoying parents
are a restaurant like every other Greek Like, oh, wait,
restaurant where Stamos? Yeah, most Greeks don't graduate to like
(31:55):
a dining house like my dad's restaurant was. We were
only opening for dinner. Well, most Greek's restaurants are like burgers, burritos,
and utos. Seriously like a Greek like a diner, you know,
and they're very very prevalent your listeners back East, I
mean they're very prevalent there, but here in the US.
(32:16):
Like if you have a if you have like a
let's say, like a burger, place. Let's say it's called
like Goodies or something or like fantastic. Probably about a
ninety percent chance that a Greek guy owns it, and
he's got so much hair on his body he's a
fire hazard. His family is not from Athens, which is
(32:36):
like the Paris of Greece. You know, he's probably some
kind of village troglodyte. And he's mastered Greek food, Mexican food,
and American food all on the same grill. And that
is that's usually the Greek American restaurant experience back that
my father owned, like a nice restaurant with steaks and
(32:58):
rack of lamb like that. I'm trying to figure out
what Stanles's family's restaurant and like competition was it in
La as well? No, I don't feels like not in competition,
but I think it was like a valley place. Also,
it wasn't La though it feels like it. Wow, well,
along with like another fifty thousand Greeks that have the
same thing going on, I couldn't compete with us. Feel
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it feels like there's something going on there, like maybe
Stans's family couldn't put crap on a plate, couldn't make
a decent By the way, anytime I get a euro
and I say without lamb, they look at me like
I just burned the flag. How did you just pronounce
that it's a euro, isn't it? You know? Or whatever?
You know? Yuro? Just don't think giro. Yeah, no, gyro
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gro Yes, it's wrong. Okay, all right, h you know
what they're serving at the Master's No, they're not. Not
a lot of ethnic food going down there. It would
be hard to get some farma as well. Are there
any Greek golfers? Maybe we could have a rooting interest
therapy bet on a Greek golfer. The only time you
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guys would be interested to know. The only time I've
ever golfed in my life is in Greece, in Athens
at a golf course course. There were goats eating the grass.
So it wasn't like Augusta. I don't know, it doesn't
seem like it now. Yeah, punk ass Stamos married again
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to another actress with Becky. No, you know that Massimo
guys like five foot two? Who's Massimo? She's married too. Yeah,
it wasn't that like a brand back in the day. Okay,
So he's not from the Valley. He's from Cyprus, which
is literally the other direction. That's like where Tiger Woods
(34:56):
is around uh from. Stamos was born in I press
to Bill Stamos Vasilis would be his name. Second generation
Greek American restaurant tour worked for his father's restaurants and
a teenager had a job flipping burgers. There you go, yeah,
freaking burger joint. Stamos Restaurant to the Papa Dacas Taverna,
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which was a great dinner house. Stamos Restaurant couldn't couldn't
serve a warm cuple Hey, I wasn't comparing. I was
just asking the question. There's so much angst to here
right now, dare you? Brady. I'm just I thought our
listeners needed to know if there's more beef between you
and Stamos and if this is like a long standing thing.
Stamos is probably mossumost size. I'd kick him into the
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La River. But that being said, Brady, I've never been
invited on one of your special male golf trips. You
don't play golf. You just said you've only played once
in your life. It was international. It doesn't seem like
that's that big of a part of it. It is
that's pretty much once you do you can only golf
for four of them. Uh, you end up playing more
(36:03):
than just one round. So we played like thirty six
holes twenty seven. Yeah. Yeah, that's a lot of golf.
That's what I'm saying. You've got a very skewed perception
of how this whole golf trip. It's not. It's like
you and your friends farting in jars and like, no,
that was the girl who was trying to sell those
that went viral, which I'm not sure how that's doing
because people actually claimed it wasn't her farts, and so
(36:26):
unless she's eating a lot of as E bowls, which
again I know that's been like a trend with young ladies.
That stuff is explosive. I can imagine what their bathroom
looks like on the way too. It's really good. Yeah
it's a lot of sugar, but I mean we have
a look at that LaVar. A lot of sugar. Yeah,
you'll you'll blow it out after one of those. That's
what I'm saying. Yeah, trip though, Yeah you got a problem.
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But anyway, that's where the fart in the jar came from.
Buddy By the way that that does wrap up our
coverage of the Masters for twenty excited about it, don't care,
hat troops, papadegus I get. I'm on Twitter at the
Old pe the co host of The Petros and Money
Show and an analyst for Fox's college football coverage, Pe
the Dizzy Edge of Collapse, and you guys are asking
(37:11):
me about golf. Hey, PacTel. Unfortunately, that's that's how a
lot of people feel right now. They'd rather talk about
the Pasters. Maybe pil Biden I will bite the Pact
twelve to the White House. Yeah, yeah, you know, all right, Pee,
we appreciate it.
This is the best of two pros and a couple
Joe with LaVar, Rady Quinn and Jonas Knocks on sports Radio.
We had some interesting stories pop up in the NFL.
I know, LaVar, you had mentioned the situation in Arizona
involving some burner phones and whatnot. Do we do you
(00:23):
want to just jump right into that one or do
we want to go and there's some Yeah, there's some.
It's it's it's worthy of you know, umping off there.
I think yes. So former Cardinals exact Terry mcdonnaugh has
accused Cardinals owner Michael Bidwell of cheating, discrimination, and harassment.
(00:43):
Mcdonnah says that he and then head coach Steve Wilkes
were instructed to use burner phones to communicate with suspended
GM Steve Wilks, who, if everybody remembers, he was pot
for five games for extreme DUI back then, and uh,
the Cardinals decided to go ahead respond to this and
put out a statement with a whole bunch of claims,
(01:04):
and they went hard in the paint, so to speak.
They talked about him being basically a shady employee. They
talked about him being a little bit of an absentee father.
They also said that he could be possibly guilty of
extreme domestic violence, domestic abuse, all sorts of stuff, all
because he called them out and saying that they had
(01:25):
some burner phones and whatnot. This organization is quietly one
of the biggest disasters in the NFL, and it feels
like it doesn't get a lot of coverage as some
of the other organizations get. The hell's going on there
in Arizona? Wow, I mean, it's getting dicey. I mean
to me, when you think about this organization and the
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way it's run or all the things that have transpired,
take this into account. It's Michael Bidwell. He's a part
of it. He ultimately has to be accountable for it.
I mean, I think beyond this stuff, which who knows
if Terry mcdonnough is telling the truth here or you know,
what the truth really is, I think you just go
(02:08):
back to the fact that he was all in after
leaving Steve Wilkes after one year, which was awful considering
the fact that he started a rookie quarterback. You draft
the number ten. Overall, we all knew they were going
to struggle that year. And yeah, he's still let go
of Steve Wilkes. He's a good coach. We saw that
in Carolina. I just it never made any sense to me.
(02:30):
It felt like he ended up being the scapegoat for them,
wanting to move on in a different direction to take
Kyler Murray. So then they take, you know, the I guess,
the desire to take Kyler Murray number one. Overall, they
put together this plan to have Cliff Kingsbury be the coach,
even though he was coming off I think one of
his worst seasons at Texas Tech and didn't really have
(02:51):
any other head coaching interest anywhere else, maybe oc interest
in the NFL, and obviously at Southern cal As he
was going to take that job, not head coaching interest,
but instead Michael Bidwell signs off on that the plan
to put Kyler Murray with Cliff Kingsbury. And for the
first three years I think we saw the progress, but
then you get to the point in year four where
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things just all starting to fall apart. And mind you,
the business side of things, Michael Bidwell agrees to not
only extend Kyler Murray, but Cliff Kingsbury and Steve Kim
Only it's a fire two of those three in Kyme
in Kingsbury later that year. Look, this league is filled
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with owners who, as I've said it before, continually fall up.
It is the only place where you can be a
bad owner, bad operationally, have a bad culture, be a
bad leader, and you can still make a ton of money.
And that's what the Arizona Cardinals are at right now.
Regardless of what now, this is true. This is a
(03:54):
circus and it's still always and will should always fall
in the ownership of Michael Bidwell. Well. Those are some
strong claims going back and forth. And chances are you
know they say Wold, two wrongs don't make two wrongs,
don't make a right. Um. I just uh, there's probably
(04:19):
truth coming from both sides. I mean, the GM was
there for ten years, um, so they know one another.
I'm just curious they don't do NDA's in Arizona. Like
everybody just firing off all kinds of shots. Like it's
it's one thing to say somebody discriminated at the workplace,
(04:44):
it's a It's one thing to say somebody cheated at
the workplace. It's a whole another. You You've opened up
a whole another can of worms when you talk about
absentee dad, and you're and you're at home beating somebody's
like that's too, Like you've thawn down a whole another
(05:04):
lane now, like you're going for total character assassination by
doing that. And and and listen, I mean to say
that bit well discriminated. Those are if you think about it,
there's a guy not too far away, not only maybe
like a four four and a half hour flight away
from Arizona that's having to sell his team for the
(05:28):
same claims. You know, he's much maligned for the same claims.
And I can guarantee you burner phones that we got,
burner emails, we got, we got all kinds of different
Like you know, when we say the NFL is the
greatest reality television show going, people don't even have a
(05:53):
clue that the most entertaining s isn't even what you
see on Sundays. If you could see the way these
owners live, if you could see the way these players live,
if you could see the things that all of these
people go through, and their ecosystems being in the top
(06:15):
what ten of earners in the world, that's where your
reality TV is on steroids. So to me this, I mean,
these are claims things. Things can always be said, things
can always be used against someone because in the sport
(06:38):
of of of football and maybe an athletics. I'm gonna
just say keep it to football because that's what I
know best. You have to be a unit. You have
to trust one another. Unit. You're good. No, I'm just
saying unit. Yeah, oh yeah. You gotta be a unit. Yeah,
you know, big, strong, you know, well put together unit.
(07:01):
And you gotta be able to hammer things. You gotta
be able to knock things down, and you got to
be able to make things happen and keep people happy
as a unit. And that isn't always easy, you know,
it's not always easy. And you got to get to
know one another. You know. They always say the organizations
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and the groups that are the closest are the ones
that win. So you can't go an amount of time
and an extended amount of time and not no personal
things about one another, both ways, both directions. So this
will be interesting, to be interesting to see how this goes.
The presentation of the rebuttal seems like this has been
in the works for a little while, almost like the
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Arizona Cardinals were like, all right, we got something for you.
We got something in the chamber. We dare you to
pop off, we dare you to open your mouth. We
got something ready for you. And the second he called
about for cheating, which, by the way, because they had
a couple of burner phones and they were calling their
their GM Let's say is that like is that through
the season two? Like, what's Steve com gonna do? What
(08:02):
the rosters said? He's that calling plays from his couch?
What are they doing? Order him a six pack? Yeah?
I started, lad, But what they said that Steve was
somewhere faded Mary. That's what the cheating allegation is called. Steve,
come on a burner, I'll be honest with you. It
sounds more like something like a bunch of like eight
(08:24):
year old boys or like they have walkie talkies and
they're like, hey, Jonas, are you grounded? Grounded? Okay, Well,
we're gonna ride by on our bikes and we're gonna
be outside your window, over and out, bark, come on,
get over and out, get on your bike. Let's go
buy Jonah side to him in the window. Underrated era
(08:48):
of time, wake talkie was definitely over and out. That's
voice notes. That's a voice notes are. Now that's what
people use phone. I think that's why I'm such a
fan of voice notes. It's the old Schoolwakie test that
day or Steve Kim. It's like the idea, the idea
that this guy comes out and says, yeah, well, you
guys were you were making us use burner phones to
(09:09):
talk to our GM who was at happy hour Marley's
three days a week. And then they're like like, oh, yeah,
you think that's bad. You're a terrible father, an awful employee,
and you might have beat up somebody you were in
a relationship by who the old Ronnie Piper quote don't
don't throw rocks and a guy who's got a machine
gun and Bidwell in the car paperwork, would you would
(09:36):
you go down the lane of the best balance and
absentee day? You've got the receipts like it's in bullet
points too. Like it's almost as if Michael Bidwell is like, hey,
I'm not going out like Jerry Richardson and to break
endy you guys point Daniel Snyder and some of these
other guys. If you're going to come after me for
my team, I got something waiting for you for you.
(09:59):
Oh man, I'm going you thought the death stall was
un operational? Oh you thought we weren't up and running yet? Okay,
it is destroy a whole planet. So so there's that.
So there's the Arizona Cardinals, which friendly reminder, five and
a half is the season win total for the Cardinals.
(10:19):
Might down? Yeah, down? I just I kind of look
at that and I'm like, I might if it goes
down at all, I think I take you over. I
don't know. I don't think they're that bad of a team,
are they. How long is Kyler Murray gonna be out for?
I mean that's what we don't know. I mean, how
how long that could dragon in the season? I know
(10:39):
when it happened in the Surgeon, they didn't They say
that heybe back for the beginning of the season, but
that that timeline now seems a bit aggressive. Yeah. So,
I mean Odell Beckham was supposed to be back right
after the start of the season according to some, and
he's still was not employed. So it's weird how stuff works.
That could be for different reasons. Yeah, good point. Be
sure to catch editions of Two Pros and a Cup
(11:01):
of Joe with Brady Quinn LaVar Errington and Jonas Knox
weekdays at six am Eastern, three am Pacific on Fox
Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app. So we do have
some rumbling, some rumors involving a quarterback in the NFL,
because we've been monitoring the eventual what everybody is assuming,
(11:22):
eventual trade Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets, and
apparently there's somebody waiting in case none of that goes through,
in case the New York Jets figure out a way
to be the New York Jets and butcher this whole
thing and decide not to go ahead and acquire Aaron
Rodgers over whatever they're haggling on, whether it be the
draft compensation or whatever, and that team could possibly be, Yes,
(11:46):
that's right, the San Francisco forty nine ers, who I
feel like we've been down this road before. But Craig
Carton of Fox Sports One pointed out that he feels
and he has heard that the Niners are ready to
pursue Aaron Rodgers if he Jets deal falls through. And
one of the one of the ideas was, with all
these compensatory picks that the Niners have coming up in
(12:08):
the draft, they have three third round picks. They could
include those and a future first round pick. So for
whatever reason this deal falls through, the Niners could be
there as they are not firm believers in trey Lance
according to this report. So there's that. Well, that means
they're not firm believers in brock Purty either. I mean,
(12:29):
let's be real. Maybe they viewed this as, hey, Rogers
comes here and only for one year, Purty could sit
underneath them. He'll up learn from him and maybe be
our starter after that. But the problem is, again, if
you get Rogers there for two years rookie brock Purdy's
on a four year deal and he played a little
bit his rookie year. If you really feel like there
(12:51):
could be something there and you don't see him for
the next two years, how are you going to make
a decision? You know? And who knows the progress that
wants to plainly two maybe three, especially if he's back
in northern California closer worries home. Maybe that lasts a
little bit longer. We don't know. Yeah, so I kind
of look at it has to go oh yeah, Well,
the problem with with the trey Lance situation is in
(13:14):
that time span, I believe his contract would have expired.
I mean, they would have had to make a decision
on the fifth year option. I'd assume if you're bringing
Aaron Rodgers, you're not picking it up, and so you
know he would have he would have exhaust his his
contract there. So yeah, like, if you're gonna go ahead
and trade for Aaron Rodgers, you gotta you gotta trade
Trey Lance too at some point and kind of cut
(13:34):
bait on that and give him a fresh start, new
starts somewhere else and maybe look, again, that's a floated
Tennessee out there because of the connection with their new
general manager. But you know, maybe that ends up being
a likely destination for the Titans and Trey Lance can
you know, either play or learn for a year under
Ryan Tannehill or only supportion of the season. So there's
a lot of moving parts. I just I think this
(13:55):
is Look, if you're San Francisco and you want to
in on Aaron Rodger sweepstakes, go after him, go after them.
You tried to you before, That's what I'd like to hear.
Que see to me, that's that's exactly what I was
leading into my point with. So I'm glad you said
that if if you're saying you want Aaron Rodgers and
you're putting it out there, just just say we're going
(14:16):
after Aaron Rodgers. But but I will say this. I
was going to qualify with this. I covered I was
in local radio and media when the Shanahans were in Washington,
and the running joke was just think the opposite of
whatever it is that they answer your question with. You know,
(14:37):
if they said they're doing this, and you ask them
the question, they give you an answer, just try to
come to an opposite conclusion, and that might be somewhere
near what the truth of the matter is. It made
me start thinking, Okay, let me put two and two together.
I remember my experiences on the sound bites and the
things that we heard that would come out of out
(14:58):
of the commanders out out of their their building during
Shanahan's time there, Mike being being the head coach then,
but listening to the way Kyle would talk about the
offense and different things like that, I start thinking to myself,
maybe they really are aggressively going after Aaron Rodgers right now.
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So it's kind of like you take the pressure off
of your team to get him to land him by saying, oh,
if it falls apart with the Jets, we'll we'll see
what happens. But all the while they are really aggressively
trying to they're trying to get Aaron Rodgers. If that's
the case, If that's what's going on, You're trying to
get Aaron Rodgers, that's what's going on right now. This
(15:40):
this ain't gonna happen. You're not gonna see the Packers
trade Rogers to a team that basicue was their achilles heel. Yea,
once they got to THEFT Championship came with Rogers. And
as much as there was a chance that you know,
Rogers was going to go there, there was supposed to
be a deal in place before this most recent season
and it didn't work out. You know, as much as
(16:03):
that may have been the case, I just I find
it hard to believe Green Bay Packers fans could stomach that,
you know, them having to watch potentially Rogers walk back
in that stadium and Lambeau and beat them, or in
an NFC championship game, if the Packers were able to
make it and now Rogers on the other side of
this one. The other thing you have to take into
account is nick Bosa has to be extended at some point,
(16:27):
and you know their cap structure is it's going to
be difficult to make it work. Now, the York family
is one of the more wealthy in the NFL, and
so maybe they've got the cash the ability to do it,
depending on how they structure it. But that's something else
to keep kind of in mind in regards to how
they can financially make something like that work. I just
it seems very very unlikely. And also the trey Lands
(16:49):
the trading of the three first round picks to move
up to take trey Lands, that was in response to
them not being able to land Rogers correct because the
correct speculation. So it's almost like trey Lancers our plan B,
and now we're going to go off that after we've
committed all that draft capital, and then we're gonna go
and bring in Rogers. I hope it happens. I would
(17:10):
be fascinated by it because I also think this, if
you're if you're the Packers and you've got two options
on the table, you can take two twos from the Jets,
or you can take three threes and a first round
pick next year. To me, the better trade would be
the three threes and the first round pick. But I
think the way their relationship is, and the fact that
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they don't want to have to deal with him and
his red ass for the next two years, I don't
think there's any way they would trade him to San Francisco.
They would rather take a worse deal than have to
deal with him in the conference and have to deal
with having to go through him to try and get
back to the playoffs. But if that were the case,
then this deal is done. It's done, like okay, we'll
(17:52):
take those okay jets, let's get this done. Because I mean,
because if that gains momentum at the forty nine ers inquiry,
gains momentum and public opinion in the public court, and
they really are trying to get that done, this only
continues to further kind of maybe embarrassed Green Bay. This
(18:15):
feels almost like, you know, it comes from Aaron Rodger's side,
and Dave Dunne and and athletes first try to push yeah,
because you know, as of right now we've hit a stall.
And I know a lot of people thought, all right,
the owners meeting, we made some progress, But it's like,
all right, if it's just the green Bay Packers, you know,
trying to drag this thing on to feel like they're
(18:38):
sticking it to Aaron Rodgers, if that's what this is about.
I mean, they're only hurting the potential of helping Jordan
love this year. Absolutely, it's so naive, But so it
feels like it might be coming from Aaron Rodgers camp
to try to say, hey, there's another suitor out there,
and maybe Green Bay is like, all right, well that
means we can up the offer. But either way, it's
(19:02):
it's getting to the point now where you're like, all right,
something needs to happen, something needs to take place for
this thing goes on any longer. There was also some
speculation from Mike Florio, who pointed out that there was
rumblings at the combine in Indianapolis that there was a
potential trade on the table between the Vikings and the
forty nine ers that would have sent kirk Cousins to
(19:23):
San Francisco to be reunited with Kyle Shanahan. There so
little Washington commandos out west reunion there, LaVar Arrington if
kirk Cousins could get there, But obviously that didn't happen,
So yeah, it just San Francisco's got the weirdest quarterback
situation because they've got a guy that you would assume
(19:43):
is going to get every opportunity to win the job,
and then you realize, oh, they've got two of those
because brock Purty was fantastic last year. He's coming off
an injury. And then you've got Trey Lance, who they
gave up all those first round picks for. And then
you've got Sam Darnold, who knows I mean, with all
the talent, he's a time three pick, and you know,
getting to work with Kyle Shanahan. It just it feels
(20:04):
like they've got the most unique quarterback situation and they're
in win now mode as a team that's a potential
Super Bowl candidate and Super Bowl contender. They just haven't
had a whole lot of consistency or luck health wise
at the quarterback position. So we get to see how
this stuff shakes out. But the good news is is
that they are in the NFC West, and outside of Seattle,
(20:25):
I think we can all agree the NFC West doesn't
look like the most daunting task next year. So maybe
it doesn't matter who they roll out a quarterback, because
it could be worse. You could be the Arizona Cardinals.
So there's always there. Yeah, there's also that, So it
was a shot. Be sure to catch live editions of
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Get him on Twitter at the Old pe and he
has all gassed up to the gills over the Masters,
which starts tomorrow. Yeah, let's go, let's grip and rip.
I know that Brady went out there with his friends
or something. I've never been there. Let's tell you have
a false and hundred percent a live I've seen you
do all kinds of golf trips with your friends, right yeah.
(21:56):
I like to golf. That's the one of the only
things at this point. I don't see you having to
defend yourself here and call me a liar within five
seconds made up the Master's rady? Is it okay? I'm
not really into the mastress. In fact, I don't know
what hurt you. Guys talk about it for five minutes
and I almost fell asleep again exactly exactly. I mean
(22:18):
we were almost fell asleep to death. Petuas were giving
you the hall pass to people guys like a bag.
That's what we're trying to do me, not you specifically,
but anyone who wants to dress up like they just
played a round of golf and walk around they have
the open excuse going, well, it's Master's Week, of course
I can dress like this. I think most people that
(22:40):
are listening to my show really have a resonant feeling
about the Masters one way or another. One racist it
must be but it's okay to hate white bert people.
Is this the first time we're ever going to have
this button hit on? On U Petro's segment, Thank you,
(23:03):
thank you. No, I've heard it before. We have a
mastress guy on today, Brady, if you want to talk
to me, should Yeah, I'm good. I don't know. I
feel like you need you need like master's validation from me.
We have all. Gary McCord, the guy who got banned
for saying the greens were bikini waxed. Oh nice, Wow,
(23:26):
anybody know that story. That's actually a fantastic way of
describing those sounds amazing. He's the guy with the big
mustache that was in tin cup. Oh yeah, yeah, a
long time announcer for CBS T He's fantastic. That's awesome.
I never I never knew his name. Uh. The network's
Master's coverage at ninety four, he said the green was
(23:48):
so fast it was bikini wax. That's amazing. It's from
body bags behind the greens for players who missed their
approach shots or listen to the Masters music. A couple
months later, augusta National Golf Club used its influence with
CBS and McCord was removed from the Masters commentary team,
(24:08):
then what a bunch of crap. Yeah, the continuors to
cover other golf events for CBS, but never returned to it.
Augusta with it's Rachiel. But he's not the first CBS
commentator to be banned from the Masters, Brady, that's right,
Romo as well, Right, No, Jim, we're hoping for Jack.
(24:31):
Whittaker referred to the gallery at the end of the
eighteen whole playoff in the nineteen sixty six Masters as
a mob rather than patrions, and for the next five
Masters any any relation to fours Whittaker, No, okay, I
can promise you that, all right, nineteen sixty six. I
(24:53):
can promise you absolutely not. What's so bad about calling
a group of rowdy group a mob? What's wrong you
talk to you your friends at the Master's Lady, I
haven't ever got damn Actually, actually I've actually got one guy.
I got one guy. I got a guy. So you're
working on it. I know that it is the dream
of pipe for sure. Well, they all want to just go, right,
(25:15):
I don't want to go. I've talked to so many people.
They just want to be there and eat the cucumber
sandwich and walk around and be corrected by somebody every
five steps steps you take. Look at the azaleas. It
seems like a lot for a little pets. Think about
this like you get people who they like No other
(25:35):
sport does. Does someone go to a basketball game and
full on jersey shorts, basketball sneakers or a football game
going on shoulder pads, helmet pant In golf, you will
see people show up with a polo shirt. You know,
they're whatever treat the tire pans country. They'll be wearing
spikes like they're like like like someone might be like
(25:57):
tigers knee, his leg's bad. Someone's gonna about Tiger's gonna
go out, Someone's gonna come in and finish the round
for Tiger. People will follow a golf like that. I'm like,
what are you doing? Can you wear jeans to Augusta National? No? No, really,
that's pretty much. You can't even fly over it in
a blimp with jeans on. Hold on, kids, so you
can Even if you got a sweet polo shirt and
(26:18):
some sort of a painter's had on, you can't wear
it like a pair of blue jeans. No, the hell's
a painters had not a pair of like nice anchor blues.
What year was it was that? What? Who's the guy
that's married to Gretzky's daughter John Yeah, Dustin Johnson. What
didn't one year he partied so hard at his little
master's villa that he fell down the stairs and he
(26:39):
couldn't play. Yeah, yeah, he also you know, not story
like that. Did you like that? It also snows for
some reason in his rooms. I don't know why. Wow,
I'm saying that's what i've heard. That's what i've heard. He'shacker,
hes a lot. I don't know. That's just I'm just
saying that's what i've heard. There's part that's annoying because
you know, those are just a bunch of rich people
(27:01):
with their bougie shirts and spikes on and a pound
of snots next to the nights and the rafters all night. Yeah.
You know, there's there's some people who say their favorite
type of weed is cocaine. Yeah, whoa, And some people
will say that's how it is in politics, Brady as
a lot of you know, you saw that cultural clash
(27:24):
at the super Bowl this year with waste management and
the super Bowl at least two times when I went out,
you saw the two communities. You could see what did
you see? What did you witness? You could see the difference,
is what I mean? Oh, the fan bases are totally different.
And to see like I was at SDK. I was
(27:45):
at SDK. Oh yeah, I was an innocent bystander, just
just neutral. I was watching and and let me tell
you something, Um, golf golf enthusiasts fans are are interestingly
more route than football fans. How about that, especially the
waste management open that's they were to play they were.
(28:07):
I mean, we can move around though, you know, like
you can like in a golf thing. You're not just
like in a football in a seat in a football stadium,
confined to one area, unless you're like a maskless California
politician for that Super Bowl. But the rams want then
they could really move around and do whatever they want
and stick each other's faces in their ass. Oh my gosh.
(28:29):
That even get our kids to school. But mostly in
a golf event, like these people are moving around, they're
drinking from station to station, like I understand the whole
allure of it. I've seen Brady's Instagram when he goes
on a golf trip. It looks like fun. But for
all of that golf, yeah, you need friends. Yeah, no,
(28:50):
it's not just golf, Brady. I see you guys doing
all kinds of stuff on the Instagram, Oh Instagram stuff.
If you go to golf, Like, here's the thing about
like a Gusta. I don't like going grabass LaVar. Yeah, jeez,
like like I don't. I don't like going to like
a golf of it or just gonna watch other dudes
(29:12):
play golf, Like golf is not that entertaining to watch
other dudes play. If you go in a golf trip,
you're going to play golf. Like That's why the Masters
has no appeal, Like it's like it's like walking around
a neighborhood with everyone's nice, very maintained, well cut lawns.
Like you're basically doing that Augusta if you're not playing
in it. But why is it so hard to get
there and be in the gallery? Don't call it the mob.
(29:35):
I mean it's a tough ticket to come by. Everyone
wants to go that. They want to look at the
pristine layout that is Augusta. It just feels like going
to a place where you're going to be constantly yelled at,
probably or shushed. Yet you wouldn't You wouldn't want to
walk around and eat some cheap food that and throw
(29:56):
back a whiskey on the rocks and just enjoy your time.
They it's nice out. Where do I sleep? What does
that matter? I don't know. On the nineteen on a
tree during trees he's not trying to be homeless, Jonas.
If there's a room there, you can get a room.
There's people that live nearby Augusta National, and you can
standing at a bagabond man. Or do I live in
(30:19):
a in a way that I have a custom? You
can bring the mask, you can them to the ritz. No,
I just I want to be I just I don't
want to feel threatened by the South wost like you're
going to be threatened. You think they're you think they
(30:39):
had to get Greeks Petros. Yeah, that's twice, thank you,
thank you. If it was nineteen thirty, you know, the
Greeks had a rough time. I'm still I'm still trying
to figure out, Petros. What was it the Creeks invented
Southerners sex? Was it that boys love naked? I don't
(31:07):
think it was the Greeks that invented that, right someone, No,
we were just the first to document. I mean Petros.
Wait wait, so y'all y'all created adult films. No, oh Petros?
What about this foursome? This foursome that Augusta national All
right you Jannis, Mike Mustacus and John Stamos, all right
(31:30):
four Greek. Doccus doesn't act very Greek, Okay, but it's
foremost he'd be. He'd be eating yogurt the whole time. Anyway,
Why do you hate John Stamos? Just hate him. It's
friendly fire now stupid hair. He's just an annoying parents
are a restaurant like every other Greek Like, oh, wait,
restaurant where Stamos? Yeah, most Greeks don't graduate to like
(31:55):
a dining house like my dad's restaurant was. We were
only opening for dinner. Well, most Greek's restaurants are like burgers, burritos,
and utos. Seriously like a Greek like a diner, you know,
and they're very very prevalent your listeners back East, I
mean they're very prevalent there, but here in the US.
(32:16):
Like if you have a if you have like a
let's say, like a burger, place. Let's say it's called
like Goodies or something or like fantastic. Probably about a
ninety percent chance that a Greek guy owns it, and
he's got so much hair on his body he's a
fire hazard. His family is not from Athens, which is
(32:36):
like the Paris of Greece. You know, he's probably some
kind of village troglodyte. And he's mastered Greek food, Mexican food,
and American food all on the same grill. And that
is that's usually the Greek American restaurant experience back that
my father owned, like a nice restaurant with steaks and
(32:58):
rack of lamb like that. I'm trying to figure out
what Stanles's family's restaurant and like competition was it in
La as well? No, I don't feels like not in competition,
but I think it was like a valley place. Also,
it wasn't La though it feels like it. Wow, well,
along with like another fifty thousand Greeks that have the
same thing going on, I couldn't compete with us. Feel
(33:20):
it feels like there's something going on there, like maybe
Stans's family couldn't put crap on a plate, couldn't make
a decent By the way, anytime I get a euro
and I say without lamb, they look at me like
I just burned the flag. How did you just pronounce
that it's a euro, isn't it? You know? Or whatever?
You know? Yuro? Just don't think giro. Yeah, no, gyro
(33:45):
gro Yes, it's wrong. Okay, all right, h you know
what they're serving at the Master's No, they're not. Not
a lot of ethnic food going down there. It would
be hard to get some farma as well. Are there
any Greek golfers? Maybe we could have a rooting interest
therapy bet on a Greek golfer. The only time you
(34:06):
guys would be interested to know. The only time I've
ever golfed in my life is in Greece, in Athens
at a golf course course. There were goats eating the grass.
So it wasn't like Augusta. I don't know, it doesn't
seem like it now. Yeah, punk ass Stamos married again
(34:33):
to another actress with Becky. No, you know that Massimo
guys like five foot two? Who's Massimo? She's married too. Yeah,
it wasn't that like a brand back in the day. Okay,
So he's not from the Valley. He's from Cyprus, which
is literally the other direction. That's like where Tiger Woods
(34:56):
is around uh from. Stamos was born in I press
to Bill Stamos Vasilis would be his name. Second generation
Greek American restaurant tour worked for his father's restaurants and
a teenager had a job flipping burgers. There you go, yeah,
freaking burger joint. Stamos Restaurant to the Papa Dacas Taverna,
(35:20):
which was a great dinner house. Stamos Restaurant couldn't couldn't
serve a warm cuple Hey, I wasn't comparing. I was
just asking the question. There's so much angst to here
right now, dare you? Brady. I'm just I thought our
listeners needed to know if there's more beef between you
and Stamos and if this is like a long standing thing.
Stamos is probably mossumost size. I'd kick him into the
(35:42):
La River. But that being said, Brady, I've never been
invited on one of your special male golf trips. You
don't play golf. You just said you've only played once
in your life. It was international. It doesn't seem like
that's that big of a part of it. It is
that's pretty much once you do you can only golf
for four of them. Uh, you end up playing more
(36:03):
than just one round. So we played like thirty six
holes twenty seven. Yeah. Yeah, that's a lot of golf.
That's what I'm saying. You've got a very skewed perception
of how this whole golf trip. It's not. It's like
you and your friends farting in jars and like, no,
that was the girl who was trying to sell those
that went viral, which I'm not sure how that's doing
because people actually claimed it wasn't her farts, and so
(36:26):
unless she's eating a lot of as E bowls, which
again I know that's been like a trend with young ladies.
That stuff is explosive. I can imagine what their bathroom
looks like on the way too. It's really good. Yeah
it's a lot of sugar, but I mean we have
a look at that LaVar. A lot of sugar. Yeah,
you'll you'll blow it out after one of those. That's
what I'm saying. Yeah, trip though, Yeah you got a problem.
(36:48):
But anyway, that's where the fart in the jar came from.
Buddy By the way that that does wrap up our
coverage of the Masters for twenty excited about it, don't care,
hat troops, papadegus I get. I'm on Twitter at the
Old pe the co host of The Petros and Money
Show and an analyst for Fox's college football coverage, Pe
the Dizzy Edge of Collapse, and you guys are asking
(37:11):
me about golf. Hey, PacTel. Unfortunately, that's that's how a
lot of people feel right now. They'd rather talk about
the Pasters. Maybe pil Biden I will bite the Pact
twelve to the White House. Yeah, yeah, you know, all right, Pee,
we appreciate it.
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