October 16, 2024 • 23 mins
Doug goes off on all of the Eric Bienemy defenders over the years. Doug reacts to Lavar Arrington's take on the Amari Cooper deal for the Bills. Doug chooses among deserving candidates Jason Stewart deems as most annoying. Plus, Jeff Teague makes today's edition of "Because We Can".
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, this is the Doug Gottlieb Show. Here's in
the bonus with Doug Gottlieb.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Doug Gottlieb Show. In the bonus Poxforth Radio, iHeartRadio app
Welcome in. I am your host.
Speaker 3 (00:22):
So I was.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Wondering, where are you right? Where are you?
Speaker 4 (00:33):
By?
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Where are you? I mean, I do think it's interesting.
You know, there are people that you know, you've seen
people evolve from the climate change as a hoax. To
climate change is an oax, but it's not man made right,
just okay, we can meet halfway. Some of it is
(00:57):
the natural evolution of a planet. Much of it, I
think much of it is. I mean, for however, many years,
hundreds of years, we were polluting the environment continue to do,
so what do we expect to have happened? But oftentimes
what people want to see is show me the data
that proves your hypotheses or theory correct, right, show me
(01:22):
the data, and I'd say that while some things do
prove to be as we were told, one thing that
does not is this Eric b Enemy deal now full
disclosure to Sean Foster is a good friend of mine.
I root for him. I think it's a really hard
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job he has coaching and is all modern. I've often
thought UCLA was the hardest job in America, and you're like, whoa,
wait a second, the hardest out in America because you know, one,
you share the city with USC, which when USC is good,
it's a USC football town above that of the Rams,
the Chargers, and UCLA and just about anybody else, just
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about anybody else. So you're compared with one of the
great programs in the history of the sport. Yet your
academics are far more stringent in terms of who they
allow in. You don't have an on campus facility. Your
stadium on a Saturday with no traffic is like forty
five minutes away, so frat guys have to hop onto
a bus, drink on the bus. Bus takes them up
(02:27):
to a tailgate. Like that's a long ass day. You
factor in who they're compared to city they're in what
has always been harder to get people into school, no
odd camp facility. Well, now you factor in that. You
know they're not as well funded as some of these programs,
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or NIL isn't as deep. And you know Chip Kelly
left because he didn't think you could compete. So you
handed to Sean Foster, who was said to be a
running backs coach with the Raiders, and oh yeah, by
the way, he hires Eric B. Enemy at his offensive coordinator.
My question is, where are the people that told me
the NFL were a bunch of idiots? Because there's there's
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Eric B.
Speaker 5 (03:13):
Enemy.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I mentioned that Eric B. Enemy didn't call plays in
Kansas City, and while he called plays last year in DC,
it didn't go well. He wasn't beloved. And now he's
in the college game with the Bruins' offense. Offense ranks
one hundred and twenty six in points per game and
one hundred and twenty fifth in yards per game. It's
not a good offense. Chase Gabergs their quarterback. He's not
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a rookie. They've had some good players, some have gotten hurt.
But the reality is there's nothing special at all about
his play calling. Okay, nothing crazy about his play call.
You know, they haven't scored twenty points in any of
their first six games. That hasn't happened since the nineteen sixties.
It's just not that good. And my point was not
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that Eric B. Enemy should or shouldn't get a job
because of his skin color. Was just a judge him
based upon what everybody said, and everybody said, you didn't
really call places in Kansas City, doesn't really call plays.
Some guys love him, some guys hate him. And when
you're a head coach, you can't be that polarizing. You've
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got to be liked and respected by all your players.
So where are the people that told us that there
was just crazy racism that had kept him from being
hired as a head coach or as a high level
offensive cord interrupter? It didn't work going back to last year?
Where are you?
Speaker 1 (04:37):
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Speaker 2 (04:45):
App le Let's get what the Fox says and now
what say every day here in the Doug Gottlieb Show
in the Bonus Podcast and played for reportion of a
previous show Fox Sports Radio, Fox Sports One. Here's Dan Patrick.
He had this exchange with my guy R J. Choppy
from Sean and Rjay one of five three the fan
(05:06):
in Dallas.
Speaker 6 (05:07):
We've had almost three hundred of them with him. It's
it's been fourteen years that We've done that interview with
Jerry basically the same time on Tuesdays, and we've never
had anything like that.
Speaker 5 (05:18):
Any follow up from Jerry Jones after the interview, given
the fallout from it.
Speaker 6 (05:24):
No, not to us, and we haven't heard anything. And
I'm sure that it would have been relayed to us
had there been. But no, we actually talked yesterday, you know,
we were wondering if he would call in today. He
has an appearance Tuesday and on the station, and then
Friday on the station, so we haven't heard from him.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
That may change the week goes on, but as of now, now.
Speaker 5 (05:51):
Did you take the thread seriously that you guys are
interchangeable parts there on the flagship station?
Speaker 6 (05:58):
No, No, I mean everybody's interchangeable, I suppose, but he
seems serious.
Speaker 7 (06:05):
RJ.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
It did seem serious.
Speaker 6 (06:07):
But you know, we were sitting there wondering was he
talking about like removing us physically or just he's gonna
just do his interview on another show on our station
at a different type of day, which I mean, if
he wants to do that, I mean that's I suppose
that that's his prerogative. But now our company, our boss
has been behind us, they've not said a word about that.
Speaker 5 (06:29):
But your job is to I mean, I don't know
if he expects team friendly questions. I don't know if
you've ever felt the need to do that to him.
It certainly didn't sound like when you said, hey, that's
not my job. Your job is to ask questions that
fans want answers to.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
It is. And like, first of all, I know RJ
really well. He does an excellent job. My guess is
this is all huff and bluster. Dan's right, and Dan's
the best interview or we've ever had in sports radio.
And he finds a way to ask the hard questions
in a way in which, for the most part, doesn't
just come directly at him. He kind of warms him
(07:08):
up before he gets there. But it's a really interesting thing,
right that. You know, I would almost term it media
abuse or just abuse in the media to try and
mute any sort of real reporting or real questions, real analysis.
And good for Sean Rjay. Like they're not changing who
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they are. It's sports radio. They don't care. This is
Colin Cowhert talking about the Jets.
Speaker 8 (07:37):
I want to talk about the value of repetition, of consistency.
I tell my kids this all the time. Repetition is underrated.
Consistency is underrated. You don't have to win every day.
And I'm watching the New York Jets and Woody Johnson,
the owner who runs through coaches. He thinks change will
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create culture. The opposite is true. Repetition not in need
to win every day. On the internet, change is not
what they need. Poorly run franchises, that's always the answer.
But you know, you know franchises that don't make big
sweeping changes. Brady and Belichick, the Yankees don't, the Dodgers don't,
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the Warriors don't.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
It's so obvious.
Speaker 8 (08:21):
The franchises that constantly make changes in the NFL, Carolina Jets, Raiders, Browns,
how they do it. It's just insane to me. You
know what the Jets have become. They become Kramer on Seinfeld.
They break through the door every week with a new idea.
And while he was very, very entertaining, Kramer was known
as the crazy one. Repetition, underrated, don't worry about winning,
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Twitter or the press conference.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
Oh, I totally agree there. I don't know if it's repetition,
it's just consistency. Every day, guys and understanding that you're
building towards something. Colin is absolutely right on that one,
and it's a lot like we said, we shouldn't be
surprised that DeVante Adams and Aaron Rodgers haven't had a
great stint in with the Jets and the Raiders when
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they came from a place that was consistent, solid, and
maybe boring to some. But look at the consistency of
success in Green Bay, and at least a good portion
of it is because they haven't made massive wholesale changes
at the drop of a hat. Here's LaVar Arrington talking
about the Bills trade from Mariy Cooper.
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Buffalo is one of those teams that they have continuity,
there's familiarity, there's understanding of what it is they're trying
to get done. It's culture, and so to me, I
think it's a great move for Buffalo because they were
in need of that receiver that could really really command
the type of attention that Amari Cooper does, which could
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make it better for the other receivers that are on
the field. I thought it was a great move. I
thought it was a strong move, and to be honest
with you, I'm not so sure that it isn't a
better move even if they didn't. Maybe it's a blessing
by subtraction that it's a bigger get to get Amari
Cooper than even to get Davante Adams if you ask me,
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and I just based that off of, you know, is
he going.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
To be happy?
Speaker 3 (10:21):
Is the Aaron Rodgers situation gonna to flare up and
show its face why he's in Buffalo if something goes wrong, Oh,
this is what happened with Steph On, Like I want
to get to to you know, get to Aaron Rodgers.
I just I think that this is clean, This is cleaner,
(10:42):
and this is to me, I think a really really
impactful move by the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
I mean, I actually agree here with LeVar. I think
that while DeVante Adams feels like a bigger deal because
his peak was Hall of Fame caliber widers receiver, he
is a little bit more over the hill. Okay, whether
he's not fully over the hill, but he's not the
same guy he used to be. And the Bills are
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like a wide receive, a high level wide receiver changes
the Bills for the better, I think more than DeVante
Adams changes the Jets. The Jets still have the dysfunction.
They still don't have a sound Raddick, so they don't
have the same pass rush they were supposed to have.
And Aaron Rodgers is still forty years old coming off
an achilles and so he's not as sharp. Does it
eliminate some of that potentially? But the Bills you at
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a top level wide receiver, and I think they're the
better team because of it. That's what the Fox.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
Said, what does say? Be sure to catch live editions
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Speaker 2 (11:48):
App three two one. Let's find out who or what
is annoying Jason Stewart.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
And now it's your annoying.
Speaker 9 (12:05):
Thing about postseason baseball, dog, is that I just watch
it more closely with more of a deciphering eye. I
love the game, and last night I'm watching the Yankees
and the Guardians. Yankees are up to nothing in the series,
so this what I'm about to say hasn't impacted their
series lead over an inferior team. But I am stunned
(12:29):
at the lack of fundamentals that the Yankees have defensively
and specifically on the bass pass. Perfect example, I think
was last night in the fourth or fifth inning they
had two runners picked off a second base, one with
nobody out by Jazz Chisholm. He got caught off a
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second base and was picked off by the pitcher. And
then and this is amazing sound because John Sterling hits
it on the nose. I think John Sterling's ninety eight,
so he can get away with saying something like this.
This is the second runner of the same inning in
a playoff game by major leaguers to get caught off
a second base.
Speaker 7 (13:12):
The two a bouncer, and Rizzo is going to be
picked off. He's in the middle between second and third.
Hedges now throws to second, on the way to third,
back to second, back to third, tagged out, end of inning. Boy,
if that wasn't the Yankees, that's that's what they do.
(13:32):
Run the bases like drunks.
Speaker 9 (13:36):
Well Glabor will lead off the next inning, run the
bases like drunks in the league championship series. If what
John Serling is is implying is true, and they've been
doing this in this entire season, they must really be
good at overcoming these things. Is that that was unacceptable
last night.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
Yes, slightly, massively completely unacceptable, especially in the playoffs like
maybe early season or maybe when the rosters expand, but
in the ALCS stunning.
Speaker 9 (14:14):
So this is what's annoying about farts. I find them
really funny. I'm fifty two years old and I laugh
at farts today the same way I did when I
was six. Oh, that's hilarious, and that's annoying to me. Like,
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my son is the most mature boy ever, because we've
had a lot of exchanges where there will be a
fart and I will laugh, and my son will look
at me with a side eye, like, why are you
so immature that you're laughing at farts. So this is
what happened yesterday. Let me get I need to give
it a little bit of context. Will Compton and Taylor
(15:01):
what's the name of the Bustling with the Boys podcast? Yeah,
they have a very popular podcast. They had the former
President of the United States on the podcast. At some point,
Trump said to them that I couldn't play with guys
because the guys across the line would be lifting weights
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a lot, and they come from bad neighborhoods. And Taylor
and Will laughed at that. They really laughed at that.
You know, they come from bad neighborhoods, and the liberal
media is criticizing them for laughing at that, for giving
into stereotypes. I guess that athletes come from bad neighborhoods.
I don't have no idea whatever. So will Compton, instead
(15:44):
of just answering MSNBC directly, he took to his ig
live and gave a response to MSNBC who was looking
for a comment, just.
Speaker 4 (15:58):
Knowing that, you know the direction they want to go
with this thing as they write whatever article that they're
trying to write, and they asked Willard Taylor would provide
a comment on why we found that amusing. So I'm
thinking to myself, well, I will just I'll publicly tell
you guys my comments. So Washington Post, here's my comment
about why I thought it was amusing.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
No, that's funny. That was funny. Wow, I will tell
you that. I don't know, like you never know why
somebody's laughing. So I'm with you on like, why are
they bad people for laughing because they could have been
laughing at the fact that Trump is just such an
(16:48):
old fucking man with this stuff, right, I mean, it's
like the Yeah, there are actually black Fall players that
come from affluence. They don't all come from poverty. So
you can laugh at things for a million different reasons.
But I love a fart as the answer is always
the right answer.
Speaker 9 (17:09):
I think it should be utilized more to be honest too.
Oh Man, So Jerry Jones. I don't know if you
saw this, but Jerry Jones was on this segment yesterday
for threatening a radio host or radio hosts plural on air,
saying basically, I could take away your job to interview
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me every week, even though these guys have been interviewing
this guy for fifteen years. So he did a follow
up interview yesterday with Diana Russini. I think he is
from the athletic This is what he said. When given
a chance to either say he regretted the exchange or
he apologized, No, he doubled down. He says, the facts
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are that if I'm going to be grilled by the tribunal,
I don't need it to be by the guys on
paying I can take it from fans and take it
from other people. I could take a lot of pride
in how fair and how much I try to work
with the media. We're brothers and sisters. Now, if those
had been real fans sitting there, and if there had
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been people that knew what they were talking about, football people,
I might have given a different answer. So he adds
insult to injury. Doug the host went on online on
Twitter and said, just to be clear, Jones doesn't pay
my salary, but I think it could be it could
(18:37):
be noted. Okay, the rights holder to the station that
puts the owner of the football team every week, there
is maybe not like specifically Jerry Jones doesn't really write
their checks, but Jerry Jones at any point could eliminate
that access which on the radio station that has the
rights to the team. That is leverage. It might not
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be monetary, but that is significant. But as you played,
and what does the Fox say? There was a reaction
from the radio host of Dan Patrick this morning that
you got into. But I will say this, Jerry Jones
in this moment in time needs to have somebody in
a zero about the messaging he is having towards his fans.
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That all in thing during the off season was an
abject disaster. It wasn't all in. Just tell your fans
I'm gonna be frugal and I'm going to be smart
with my money. Nobody's gonna fault you for that. But
when you say all in, it gives a weird message.
And then he signed Ceedee Lamblate and he signs Dak
Prescott late, and I guess that means that they're they're
(19:43):
worth more on the cap this year or next year
or something. It was like a really dumb way of
going about the signing those two guys. And now he's
like picking fights with the radio hosts who are extensions
of the fans. Like the messaging to his fan base
is really screwy right now, Doug.
Speaker 2 (20:03):
Crazy screwy. Where when did the messaging start? You think
when did this?
Speaker 9 (20:08):
I thought he said all in in like February he did?
Speaker 2 (20:12):
He did? I just they don't. It's weird because they've
had such disappointing ends the last two years. You would
think that when things go bad, they be prepared for it,
but they seem so ill prepared for the fact that
this is not going well. You know, I don't know, uh,
(20:34):
I don't understand Jerry's deal. You know, he played the
billionaire bully last night. That's what all these guys are
trying to do because that's what Trump does and somehow,
no matter what else he does, it works for him.
So I think Jerry's kind of trying the same sort
of idea. But yeah, he has leverage if he wants to.
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But I just think he's pissed that they're losing and
he's lashing out. What are they supposed to ask? I
guess that's my question, Jay, Like, what question are you
supposed to ask if you lose a game in such
fashion that you're going to get something interesting out of him?
But you also can just let him.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
Off the hook.
Speaker 9 (21:14):
Yeah, And I think that that's the crux of this problem,
Like he somebody pissed in his cherios, he did a
radio hit. But the I think the issue I have
is that he was given a chance to show some
kind of regret and he added insult to injuries. So
this guy's kind of off the reservation right now. So
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the three options today Yankees horrible fundamentals in the postseason,
the fact that a fifty two year old man still
thinks farts are funny, and Jerry Jones doubling down on
his reaction to those hosts questions.
Speaker 7 (21:50):
I don't have the patience to Jack.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
Wait you today, I'm going to say farts being funny
is people who don't think farts are funny?
Speaker 1 (22:01):
All right, why are we doing this? Because we can?
Speaker 9 (22:16):
So I need to get the name of this podcast up,
and I'm gonna kill time while I do that. Jeff
Tigue does a podcast with a couple of NBA guys.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
It's pretty good.
Speaker 9 (22:25):
I have to admit I've never listened to it in
the entirety of the podcast, but if you if you're
just swimming in sports content all day like I am,
this has a lot of traction Club four, Club five,
twenty Club five, this. I keep seeing cuts from this,
and Jeff Tigue is kind of like the comedian of
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the podcast. He had Derek Rose on his latest podcast
and said this to.
Speaker 10 (22:52):
Him, I'm gonna tell you when he could have had
fifty another time in a playoffs Mother's days. I remember,
forget it, bro, you going back and forth and I
hate him. I'm out here doing them with the MVP.
What the fucking about? But I'm talking shit, it's the
first game in Atlanta, so I'm like, yeah, motherfucker life.
Speaker 9 (23:06):
He ain't saying nothing.
Speaker 10 (23:07):
I'm guarding He go by he dunk one time, I said,
oh shit, crowd go, I'm.
Speaker 1 (23:12):
Like, damn with Lena, look a trip for me. Go
to the locker room.
Speaker 9 (23:15):
I'm like, Jamal, you can switch off on him.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
Mom was like, hell no, you keep going. You're doing good.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
Man.
Speaker 10 (23:21):
Get to the third quarter. I'm looking like, man, I
ain't scoring no more. This motherfuck's still going.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
So good, so good. Uh yeah. Jeff Tig's an amazing
storyteller and super likable guy and makes the whole podcast work. Well,
I can't play for you because we can. All right,
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Speaker 3 (00:22):
So I was.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Wondering, where are you right? Where are you?
Speaker 4 (00:33):
By?
Speaker 2 (00:33):
Where are you? I mean, I do think it's interesting.
You know, there are people that you know, you've seen
people evolve from the climate change as a hoax. To
climate change is an oax, but it's not man made right,
just okay, we can meet halfway. Some of it is
(00:57):
the natural evolution of a planet. Much of it, I
think much of it is. I mean, for however, many years,
hundreds of years, we were polluting the environment continue to do,
so what do we expect to have happened? But oftentimes
what people want to see is show me the data
that proves your hypotheses or theory correct, right, show me
(01:22):
the data, and I'd say that while some things do
prove to be as we were told, one thing that
does not is this Eric b Enemy deal now full
disclosure to Sean Foster is a good friend of mine.
I root for him. I think it's a really hard
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job he has coaching and is all modern. I've often
thought UCLA was the hardest job in America, and you're like, whoa,
wait a second, the hardest out in America because you know, one,
you share the city with USC, which when USC is good,
it's a USC football town above that of the Rams,
the Chargers, and UCLA and just about anybody else, just
(02:06):
about anybody else. So you're compared with one of the
great programs in the history of the sport. Yet your
academics are far more stringent in terms of who they
allow in. You don't have an on campus facility. Your
stadium on a Saturday with no traffic is like forty
five minutes away, so frat guys have to hop onto
a bus, drink on the bus. Bus takes them up
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to a tailgate. Like that's a long ass day. You
factor in who they're compared to city they're in what
has always been harder to get people into school, no
odd camp facility. Well, now you factor in that. You
know they're not as well funded as some of these programs,
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or NIL isn't as deep. And you know Chip Kelly
left because he didn't think you could compete. So you
handed to Sean Foster, who was said to be a
running backs coach with the Raiders, and oh yeah, by
the way, he hires Eric B. Enemy at his offensive coordinator.
My question is, where are the people that told me
the NFL were a bunch of idiots? Because there's there's
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Eric B.
Speaker 5 (03:13):
Enemy.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
I mentioned that Eric B. Enemy didn't call plays in
Kansas City, and while he called plays last year in DC,
it didn't go well. He wasn't beloved. And now he's
in the college game with the Bruins' offense. Offense ranks
one hundred and twenty six in points per game and
one hundred and twenty fifth in yards per game. It's
not a good offense. Chase Gabergs their quarterback. He's not
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a rookie. They've had some good players, some have gotten hurt.
But the reality is there's nothing special at all about
his play calling. Okay, nothing crazy about his play call.
You know, they haven't scored twenty points in any of
their first six games. That hasn't happened since the nineteen sixties.
It's just not that good. And my point was not
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that Eric B. Enemy should or shouldn't get a job
because of his skin color. Was just a judge him
based upon what everybody said, and everybody said, you didn't
really call places in Kansas City, doesn't really call plays.
Some guys love him, some guys hate him. And when
you're a head coach, you can't be that polarizing. You've
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got to be liked and respected by all your players.
So where are the people that told us that there
was just crazy racism that had kept him from being
hired as a head coach or as a high level
offensive cord interrupter? It didn't work going back to last year?
Where are you?
Speaker 1 (04:37):
Be sure to catch live editions of The Doug Gottlieb
Show weekdays at three pm Eastern noon Pacific on Fox
Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio.
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App le Let's get what the Fox says and now
what say every day here in the Doug Gottlieb Show
in the Bonus Podcast and played for reportion of a
previous show Fox Sports Radio, Fox Sports One. Here's Dan Patrick.
He had this exchange with my guy R J. Choppy
from Sean and Rjay one of five three the fan
(05:06):
in Dallas.
Speaker 6 (05:07):
We've had almost three hundred of them with him. It's
it's been fourteen years that We've done that interview with
Jerry basically the same time on Tuesdays, and we've never
had anything like that.
Speaker 5 (05:18):
Any follow up from Jerry Jones after the interview, given
the fallout from it.
Speaker 6 (05:24):
No, not to us, and we haven't heard anything. And
I'm sure that it would have been relayed to us
had there been. But no, we actually talked yesterday, you know,
we were wondering if he would call in today. He
has an appearance Tuesday and on the station, and then
Friday on the station, so we haven't heard from him.
Speaker 1 (05:49):
That may change the week goes on, but as of now, now.
Speaker 5 (05:51):
Did you take the thread seriously that you guys are
interchangeable parts there on the flagship station?
Speaker 6 (05:58):
No, No, I mean everybody's interchangeable, I suppose, but he
seems serious.
Speaker 7 (06:05):
RJ.
Speaker 1 (06:06):
It did seem serious.
Speaker 6 (06:07):
But you know, we were sitting there wondering was he
talking about like removing us physically or just he's gonna
just do his interview on another show on our station
at a different type of day, which I mean, if
he wants to do that, I mean that's I suppose
that that's his prerogative. But now our company, our boss
has been behind us, they've not said a word about that.
Speaker 5 (06:29):
But your job is to I mean, I don't know
if he expects team friendly questions. I don't know if
you've ever felt the need to do that to him.
It certainly didn't sound like when you said, hey, that's
not my job. Your job is to ask questions that
fans want answers to.
Speaker 2 (06:48):
It is. And like, first of all, I know RJ
really well. He does an excellent job. My guess is
this is all huff and bluster. Dan's right, and Dan's
the best interview or we've ever had in sports radio.
And he finds a way to ask the hard questions
in a way in which, for the most part, doesn't
just come directly at him. He kind of warms him
(07:08):
up before he gets there. But it's a really interesting thing,
right that. You know, I would almost term it media
abuse or just abuse in the media to try and
mute any sort of real reporting or real questions, real analysis.
And good for Sean Rjay. Like they're not changing who
(07:29):
they are. It's sports radio. They don't care. This is
Colin Cowhert talking about the Jets.
Speaker 8 (07:37):
I want to talk about the value of repetition, of consistency.
I tell my kids this all the time. Repetition is underrated.
Consistency is underrated. You don't have to win every day.
And I'm watching the New York Jets and Woody Johnson,
the owner who runs through coaches. He thinks change will
(07:59):
create culture. The opposite is true. Repetition not in need
to win every day. On the internet, change is not
what they need. Poorly run franchises, that's always the answer.
But you know, you know franchises that don't make big
sweeping changes. Brady and Belichick, the Yankees don't, the Dodgers don't,
(08:19):
the Warriors don't.
Speaker 1 (08:20):
It's so obvious.
Speaker 8 (08:21):
The franchises that constantly make changes in the NFL, Carolina Jets, Raiders, Browns,
how they do it. It's just insane to me. You
know what the Jets have become. They become Kramer on Seinfeld.
They break through the door every week with a new idea.
And while he was very, very entertaining, Kramer was known
as the crazy one. Repetition, underrated, don't worry about winning,
(08:48):
Twitter or the press conference.
Speaker 2 (08:52):
Oh, I totally agree there. I don't know if it's repetition,
it's just consistency. Every day, guys and understanding that you're
building towards something. Colin is absolutely right on that one,
and it's a lot like we said, we shouldn't be
surprised that DeVante Adams and Aaron Rodgers haven't had a
great stint in with the Jets and the Raiders when
(09:14):
they came from a place that was consistent, solid, and
maybe boring to some. But look at the consistency of
success in Green Bay, and at least a good portion
of it is because they haven't made massive wholesale changes
at the drop of a hat. Here's LaVar Arrington talking
about the Bills trade from Mariy Cooper.
Speaker 3 (09:33):
Buffalo is one of those teams that they have continuity,
there's familiarity, there's understanding of what it is they're trying
to get done. It's culture, and so to me, I
think it's a great move for Buffalo because they were
in need of that receiver that could really really command
the type of attention that Amari Cooper does, which could
(09:56):
make it better for the other receivers that are on
the field. I thought it was a great move. I
thought it was a strong move, and to be honest
with you, I'm not so sure that it isn't a
better move even if they didn't. Maybe it's a blessing
by subtraction that it's a bigger get to get Amari
Cooper than even to get Davante Adams if you ask me,
(10:16):
and I just based that off of, you know, is
he going.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
To be happy?
Speaker 3 (10:21):
Is the Aaron Rodgers situation gonna to flare up and
show its face why he's in Buffalo if something goes wrong, Oh,
this is what happened with Steph On, Like I want
to get to to you know, get to Aaron Rodgers.
I just I think that this is clean, This is cleaner,
(10:42):
and this is to me, I think a really really
impactful move by the Buffalo Bills.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
I mean, I actually agree here with LeVar. I think
that while DeVante Adams feels like a bigger deal because
his peak was Hall of Fame caliber widers receiver, he
is a little bit more over the hill. Okay, whether
he's not fully over the hill, but he's not the
same guy he used to be. And the Bills are
(11:09):
like a wide receive, a high level wide receiver changes
the Bills for the better, I think more than DeVante
Adams changes the Jets. The Jets still have the dysfunction.
They still don't have a sound Raddick, so they don't
have the same pass rush they were supposed to have.
And Aaron Rodgers is still forty years old coming off
an achilles and so he's not as sharp. Does it
eliminate some of that potentially? But the Bills you at
(11:32):
a top level wide receiver, and I think they're the
better team because of it. That's what the Fox.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
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Speaker 2 (11:48):
App three two one. Let's find out who or what
is annoying Jason Stewart.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
And now it's your annoying.
Speaker 9 (12:05):
Thing about postseason baseball, dog, is that I just watch
it more closely with more of a deciphering eye. I
love the game, and last night I'm watching the Yankees
and the Guardians. Yankees are up to nothing in the series,
so this what I'm about to say hasn't impacted their
series lead over an inferior team. But I am stunned
(12:29):
at the lack of fundamentals that the Yankees have defensively
and specifically on the bass pass. Perfect example, I think
was last night in the fourth or fifth inning they
had two runners picked off a second base, one with
nobody out by Jazz Chisholm. He got caught off a
(12:51):
second base and was picked off by the pitcher. And
then and this is amazing sound because John Sterling hits
it on the nose. I think John Sterling's ninety eight,
so he can get away with saying something like this.
This is the second runner of the same inning in
a playoff game by major leaguers to get caught off
a second base.
Speaker 7 (13:12):
The two a bouncer, and Rizzo is going to be
picked off. He's in the middle between second and third.
Hedges now throws to second, on the way to third,
back to second, back to third, tagged out, end of inning. Boy,
if that wasn't the Yankees, that's that's what they do.
(13:32):
Run the bases like drunks.
Speaker 9 (13:36):
Well Glabor will lead off the next inning, run the
bases like drunks in the league championship series. If what
John Serling is is implying is true, and they've been
doing this in this entire season, they must really be
good at overcoming these things. Is that that was unacceptable
last night.
Speaker 2 (13:58):
Yes, slightly, massively completely unacceptable, especially in the playoffs like
maybe early season or maybe when the rosters expand, but
in the ALCS stunning.
Speaker 9 (14:14):
So this is what's annoying about farts. I find them
really funny. I'm fifty two years old and I laugh
at farts today the same way I did when I
was six. Oh, that's hilarious, and that's annoying to me. Like,
(14:34):
my son is the most mature boy ever, because we've
had a lot of exchanges where there will be a
fart and I will laugh, and my son will look
at me with a side eye, like, why are you
so immature that you're laughing at farts. So this is
what happened yesterday. Let me get I need to give
it a little bit of context. Will Compton and Taylor
(15:01):
what's the name of the Bustling with the Boys podcast? Yeah,
they have a very popular podcast. They had the former
President of the United States on the podcast. At some point,
Trump said to them that I couldn't play with guys
because the guys across the line would be lifting weights
(15:22):
a lot, and they come from bad neighborhoods. And Taylor
and Will laughed at that. They really laughed at that.
You know, they come from bad neighborhoods, and the liberal
media is criticizing them for laughing at that, for giving
into stereotypes. I guess that athletes come from bad neighborhoods.
I don't have no idea whatever. So will Compton, instead
(15:44):
of just answering MSNBC directly, he took to his ig
live and gave a response to MSNBC who was looking
for a comment, just.
Speaker 4 (15:58):
Knowing that, you know the direction they want to go
with this thing as they write whatever article that they're
trying to write, and they asked Willard Taylor would provide
a comment on why we found that amusing. So I'm
thinking to myself, well, I will just I'll publicly tell
you guys my comments. So Washington Post, here's my comment
about why I thought it was amusing.
Speaker 2 (16:27):
No, that's funny. That was funny. Wow, I will tell
you that. I don't know, like you never know why
somebody's laughing. So I'm with you on like, why are
they bad people for laughing because they could have been
laughing at the fact that Trump is just such an
(16:48):
old fucking man with this stuff, right, I mean, it's
like the Yeah, there are actually black Fall players that
come from affluence. They don't all come from poverty. So
you can laugh at things for a million different reasons.
But I love a fart as the answer is always
the right answer.
Speaker 9 (17:09):
I think it should be utilized more to be honest too.
Oh Man, So Jerry Jones. I don't know if you
saw this, but Jerry Jones was on this segment yesterday
for threatening a radio host or radio hosts plural on air,
saying basically, I could take away your job to interview
(17:31):
me every week, even though these guys have been interviewing
this guy for fifteen years. So he did a follow
up interview yesterday with Diana Russini. I think he is
from the athletic This is what he said. When given
a chance to either say he regretted the exchange or
he apologized, No, he doubled down. He says, the facts
(17:54):
are that if I'm going to be grilled by the tribunal,
I don't need it to be by the guys on
paying I can take it from fans and take it
from other people. I could take a lot of pride
in how fair and how much I try to work
with the media. We're brothers and sisters. Now, if those
had been real fans sitting there, and if there had
(18:15):
been people that knew what they were talking about, football people,
I might have given a different answer. So he adds
insult to injury. Doug the host went on online on
Twitter and said, just to be clear, Jones doesn't pay
my salary, but I think it could be it could
(18:37):
be noted. Okay, the rights holder to the station that
puts the owner of the football team every week, there
is maybe not like specifically Jerry Jones doesn't really write
their checks, but Jerry Jones at any point could eliminate
that access which on the radio station that has the
rights to the team. That is leverage. It might not
(18:59):
be monetary, but that is significant. But as you played,
and what does the Fox say? There was a reaction
from the radio host of Dan Patrick this morning that
you got into. But I will say this, Jerry Jones
in this moment in time needs to have somebody in
a zero about the messaging he is having towards his fans.
(19:22):
That all in thing during the off season was an
abject disaster. It wasn't all in. Just tell your fans
I'm gonna be frugal and I'm going to be smart
with my money. Nobody's gonna fault you for that. But
when you say all in, it gives a weird message.
And then he signed Ceedee Lamblate and he signs Dak
Prescott late, and I guess that means that they're they're
(19:43):
worth more on the cap this year or next year
or something. It was like a really dumb way of
going about the signing those two guys. And now he's
like picking fights with the radio hosts who are extensions
of the fans. Like the messaging to his fan base
is really screwy right now, Doug.
Speaker 2 (20:03):
Crazy screwy. Where when did the messaging start? You think
when did this?
Speaker 9 (20:08):
I thought he said all in in like February he did?
Speaker 2 (20:12):
He did? I just they don't. It's weird because they've
had such disappointing ends the last two years. You would
think that when things go bad, they be prepared for it,
but they seem so ill prepared for the fact that
this is not going well. You know, I don't know, uh,
(20:34):
I don't understand Jerry's deal. You know, he played the
billionaire bully last night. That's what all these guys are
trying to do because that's what Trump does and somehow,
no matter what else he does, it works for him.
So I think Jerry's kind of trying the same sort
of idea. But yeah, he has leverage if he wants to.
(20:54):
But I just think he's pissed that they're losing and
he's lashing out. What are they supposed to ask? I
guess that's my question, Jay, Like, what question are you
supposed to ask if you lose a game in such
fashion that you're going to get something interesting out of him?
But you also can just let him.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
Off the hook.
Speaker 9 (21:14):
Yeah, And I think that that's the crux of this problem,
Like he somebody pissed in his cherios, he did a
radio hit. But the I think the issue I have
is that he was given a chance to show some
kind of regret and he added insult to injuries. So
this guy's kind of off the reservation right now. So
(21:35):
the three options today Yankees horrible fundamentals in the postseason,
the fact that a fifty two year old man still
thinks farts are funny, and Jerry Jones doubling down on
his reaction to those hosts questions.
Speaker 7 (21:50):
I don't have the patience to Jack.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
Wait you today, I'm going to say farts being funny
is people who don't think farts are funny?
Speaker 1 (22:01):
All right, why are we doing this? Because we can?
Speaker 9 (22:16):
So I need to get the name of this podcast up,
and I'm gonna kill time while I do that. Jeff
Tigue does a podcast with a couple of NBA guys.
Speaker 2 (22:24):
It's pretty good.
Speaker 9 (22:25):
I have to admit I've never listened to it in
the entirety of the podcast, but if you if you're
just swimming in sports content all day like I am,
this has a lot of traction Club four, Club five,
twenty Club five, this. I keep seeing cuts from this,
and Jeff Tigue is kind of like the comedian of
(22:46):
the podcast. He had Derek Rose on his latest podcast
and said this to.
Speaker 10 (22:52):
Him, I'm gonna tell you when he could have had
fifty another time in a playoffs Mother's days. I remember,
forget it, bro, you going back and forth and I
hate him. I'm out here doing them with the MVP.
What the fucking about? But I'm talking shit, it's the
first game in Atlanta, so I'm like, yeah, motherfucker life.
Speaker 9 (23:06):
He ain't saying nothing.
Speaker 10 (23:07):
I'm guarding He go by he dunk one time, I said,
oh shit, crowd go, I'm.
Speaker 1 (23:12):
Like, damn with Lena, look a trip for me. Go
to the locker room.
Speaker 9 (23:15):
I'm like, Jamal, you can switch off on him.
Speaker 1 (23:17):
Mom was like, hell no, you keep going. You're doing good.
Speaker 3 (23:21):
Man.
Speaker 10 (23:21):
Get to the third quarter. I'm looking like, man, I
ain't scoring no more. This motherfuck's still going.
Speaker 2 (23:28):
So good, so good. Uh yeah. Jeff Tig's an amazing
storyteller and super likable guy and makes the whole podcast work. Well,
I can't play for you because we can. All right,
that's it for the end of the Bonus Podcast. I
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