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The first interception wasn't his fault. Uh, yeah, that's probably fair, that's fair, but he was so bad. Hank. And Baker Mayfield is smiling. Baker Mayfield is so happy to see this.

They ran him out of town in Cleveland. I've been saying ever since Baker got that raw deal that they, they didn't know what they had when they had Baker. When you're the Browns, you got to be happy sometimes with having a serviceable quarterback. And they thought that they could go ahead and break the structure of the NF.L. salary cap and give a sex predator $240 million guaranteed. Not working out so well for the Browns. So I have some stats for you.

I obviously he is, he's shown that he can play quarterback in the NFL, so he's, he has a resume. That if he can get back to that, it's worth the investment. But as we're sitting here, Deshaun Watson.

Um, all the tweets that he had were about Deshaun Watson replying to people who were replying to tweets about the Browns game, saying Not his fault, he doesn't call the plays, not his fault. Give Deshaun time. Still one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. So he, he might be out there, still standing up for himself.

He's the last person that believes in Deshaun Watson. Um, now I do feel for Browns fans, I feel like I like Browns fans, I really do, and it was a disastrous night.

I want them, I want them to be happy. They've been just a dismal franchise for a long time. Um, but Deshaun Watson, I'm, it's. It's ridiculous how poorly he's played since he's come back. And then you had, obviously.

He probably already, he probably did tear everything in his knee, but Schefter was doing that for clicks. He got some good, he got some good engagement on that, like a real N.FL fan.

And then I opened it up, and it was in 2015 in a game against Tennessee and a game against Tennessee. We'll see if he can recover from this one. Um, it's never a good sign when you're running back. Hurts himself and Willis McGee, he starts trending on Twitter.

Yes, that's, that's, that's a a big.

They showed us tomorrow Hamlin dying on a field. So when it happened, uh, Joe Buck was.

They don't want him injured, but they obviously don't want to see him scoring touchdowns against them. And the entire crowd in Pittsburgh is just like, Oh, dear God, what did I just see? So what, what do we have to do? We're basically entrapped into going online and looking for the replay, and it was gnarly.

It was gnarly, but I don't understand.

Cause it was crazy.

Yeah, it was show the show, the injury show. Once your job is to telecast the game, it's a pretty important thing that happened in the game because the Browns were moving the ball.

Nick Chubb had like 60 yards in a quarter and a half. So, uh, but yeah, that was about as bad as you could get for a Monday night football game for the Browns. If you're a Steelers fan, you're happy.

It was so funny when Hank did that the first time, the best, and Nick was like, Wait, it says here Derek Watt, and then all the blood drains out of our poor Hank's face. Um, but you're probably happy if you're a Steelers fan. You got T.J. broke the record, you got to win.

You beat a division rival, the streak stays intact 21 straight. They haven't lost on in Monday night football since 1991. At home, at home, at home.

That's wild 21 straight home Monday night football crazy streak. But you're also like, I fucking hate our offense coordinator. And I hope that he falls into a river on the way home.

Because they were so the Pittsburgh Steelers. At the start of the fourth quarter, they were losing 22 to 19. They gained negative seven total yards in the in the fourth.

That was how it felt. They're all. Their defensive line was absolutely eating, they were everywhere. But that their offense and that third and one call, I don't know what. Maybe it was, you know, a broken play, but Kenny on a keeper, on third and one, I think, out of the shotgun. And there were.

That's pretty bad.

And then it just week two, it feels like I. Their season obviously isn't over, but that losing Nick Chubb, it's, it's.

They brought it out and I think it was the next play, it might've been the second play. After double renegade was played, T.J. Watt got the scoop and score for the touchdown.

Yeah, double renegade, it's legit, Renegade works. They did that.

When I.

But yeah, it does feel like the Steelers are going to just be a perfect Mike Tomlin team. That they won't go under 500, but probably also won't make the playoffs, yeah.

He's gone and for some reason, he keeps getting jobs. It's probably super nice. Yeah, yeah.

He probably is super nice. Sorry, sorry, sorry about that third downplay.

So, yeah, the other.

Two Monday night football games, when both games just kind of sucked in their own special ways. I I do actually think that. On a double header. Kenny Pickett, Deshaun Watson, Bryce Young, Derek Carr. I think Taysom Hill was the best quarterback. Taysom Hill looked pretty good, he looks really good.

And yeah, the the Panthers I there, we said it was Steve Smith. They're just. It's not a Bryce young thing. It's like there's no one who's getting separation. Adam Thielen is trying to make moves and and they have no, he has no time.

And I can't really judge what I'm seeing, because.

He can just run away and just gets killed, you get hit from behind, you're like, How'd that guy catch up to me? That didn't happen in Alabama, yeah.

But the Saints, the.

Bryce Young was the only one who didn't. Oh, really, yeah, everyone else threw an interception.

That was kind of exciting. Andy Dalton and Josh McCown standing next to each other. All hair team. Yeah, that was, that was a big moment.

But yeah, that that that game, I guess it's better that, uh, there was a double header, although I still. And this is for people who have more than one TV, uh, the ESPN or, sorry, one game was on ESPN, one game was on ABC or ESPN, too, they ABC and ESPN.

Okay, so the George Pickens touchdown, we found out about it before it happened because it they changed the score bug on.

Yeah, and George Pickens is such a psycho, I love him, I do.

He didn't try and jump, he didn't try and hurdle right like he didn't, he didn't lose his balance, he just jumped up in the air.

You know what he, he gets the Zoomies, he gets the Zoomies. you need to get him the ball, cause he's.

And he had one play, though, there was one play where he got stopped in the backfield and then ran around the edge. Kenny pick it through an awesome block, just really laid his shoulder into the guy. Um, but besides that, it's, yeah, it's painful to watch the Steelers offense.

And another thing, if I'm a Steelers fan, we got to do something about Mike Tomlin's challenge situation. Oh.

He would have gotten that one credit. But the play was at the Mari Cooper catch and he threw the flag after they just showed the replay. And and Troy was like, That's just a great catch by Mari Cooper. And you saw the two feet down. Mike Tomlin is not watching the same game. Whoever does, he have a challenge, guy.

Or I think his challenge guy is his players and his players, a defensive back, will always run up to you. Like, that guy didn't catch it, there's no way that guy got to catch on me. I like how he challenges.

It's fuck, how'd we give up that long third down? This is a legal challenge. Yeah, I wish that's exactly how I would challenge the.

I'm just going to throw the flag that makes the play go back. He's constantly doing like basketball.

It's not fair.

We're better at knowing when you should throw the challenge flag than NFL coaches are, right? If there's somebody out there that just spends all day Sunday, all night Monday, all night Thursday, all day Saturday watching football, you are better at knowing when to challenge a call is than an actual NFL head coach.

No, but we're talking about football, the actual game. Yeah, we've watched so much more, right? And that's, and that's when you're making the decision.

It's not again, like PFT said, it's not film. Like, How do I beat this defense? Obviously, coaches are way better than that at us, but we're talking about actual game footage. Yeah, like the NBC at Angle Where?

They don't know the Green Zone, they don't know the Pylon Cam, I don't know the Sky Cam.

I.

They said it all the time, Yeah, yeah, it was. It was like, Man, you just send a reminder to everyone. Yellow line, not official.

I think anybody.

Rich That's a fucking good one, that's.

Okay, it was going to be a cheap shot at Hank and his quarterback. Oh, go ahead, just do it. When Mack Jones is driving on the roads, the yellow line's not official there either.

Yeah.

I got multiple invites. Can we podcast like the Ramsey Yusef fucking Lighthouse? Listen, we'll stop talking.

You already did this. Well, I heard back from the Coast Guard active. yes, is he active? What do you mean active?

Are you looking at this guy's credentials? Well, some of these retired guys just, you know, start spouting off conspiracies just to get in the media. Hank. He is a commander, current current Commander, Commander, Matt Kroll, Director, U.S. Coast Guard Motion Picture and Television Liaison Office. Okay, so this is fake.

Yep, love this. He's a commander, commander, respect the commanders.

They're two and a commander part. Um, my name is Commander of television. Can I finish it? Sounds like you don't want to hear the facts?

Hank. The team has made numerous public statements to that regard, and many supporters of the organization believe it to be true. On the other side of the debate are those who recognize the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse as being the tallest U.S. lighthouse, and if the Gillette Stadium Lighthouse qualifies as being the tallest. We must then acknowledge that Lady Liberty herself, which actually functioned at one time as a lighthouse, would be the rightful holder of the title. As she stands nearly a hundred feet taller than the Gillette Stadium structure and is on water. I wanted to ask for the Coast guards official opinion on the matter, given the public discourse surrounding the claims. Publications of note, such as the Sports Business Journal, have taken to regurgitating the Gillette Stadium press releases and backing their claims. As you can imagine, this has led to a lot of confusion.

Commander Crow writes back Good morning, thank you for reaching out. I attached our Lighthouse fact sheet that should help answer some of your questions. It clearly lists Cape Hatteras as the tallest, which refers to the total length of the structure itself.

This is why the Statue of Liberty, at 151 feet, without her pedestal, would not be considered the tallest. Cape, Mendocino, is actually the highest above sea level at 515. I hope your listeners enjoy these Lighthouse facts and please let me know if you have any additional questions. Per the United States Coast Guard, the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse is the official tallest lighthouse in the United States. Not your fucked up, fugazi piece of bullshit.

I don't know when do they update those records. Maybe it's like today because the guy wrote me back, No, but like, maybe it's like, that's, you know, like old, like old madden games apply and say, Are these updated as of today? I asked him the question on Saturday.

He wrote.

So your lighthouse is stolen valor? No, it's not, it is. no, it's not.

You're claiming that it's a lighthouse when, in fact, and you're also claiming.

Okay, are they commanders?

Is there anything higher?

Yeah.

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Let's start with the only way you can start. Alabama's washed Alabama is so.

And there was, like a maybe a three second video of Nick Saban walking the locker room, wet, tired, sad. And that was the first time where I was like, Oh, Nick Saban. Like, their thoughts might creep in, like, why the fuck am I doing this right now?

So like, like, every time you look for Alabama Stat, that's like, Ooh, Alabama trending down, it's like, Well, then they won a national title within a year of that.

They're probably actually one piece away.

The question just occurred to me, big cat.

Now I'm starting to doubt my entire Texas is going to make the college football.

Don't get me wrong, but because their schedule is so weak, we're going to be able to say who have they played all year long? Uh, you know, Michigan has not played a team yet, they've, they've just been rolling through people. You saw, uh, Oregon struggle at Texas Tech, Washington actually has been dominant. But like, maybe everyone is, there's a lot of really good teams, but no superpower team, which I love.

That's the best college football.

We're going to find out this weekend schedule is so awesome, but before we get to this weekend, there is a very important update that we have to give. On Iowa's quest for 25 points per game, I bet the team total over on Iowa. Thinking in the back of my head, he's got a chance to rack up some points this week.

After starting 20 points 24 points, they were only averaging 22 going into this weekend. Um, and then Brian Ferencz keeps his offense on the field. They go for it on fourth down to try to. It. Also covered the spread, but also just gave them meaningless points.

It was 41 to 10, as opposed to being 34 to 10.

So they cover the spread and they hit the team total over, bringing their average up to a whopping.

3 points per game. Good right now. He's got to go to Happy Valley this weekend, but he's sitting good as it stands right now. Yeah, there. I mean, it is so funny that, and I've seen some Iowa fans being like, So let's stop talking about it. It's like, you put it in his contract.

It's a wild.

On Saturday night late kickoff, Colorado, Colorado State was such a fun game to watch, it was like a game. And then also a sideshow of who can we interview on the sidelines? And just, you know, the late hits. The Travis Hunter who hurt or injured Morgan, and Morgan hurt or injured lacerated liver, yeah.

I think that's, I think that's not injured, I'm going to say it's hurt.

I don't know what he was dressed, he's wearing pajamas, giraffe pajamas, giraffe pajamas. He had some look like some anime pillows. in the background, He had a PlayStation controller pillow.

Uh, and he was like, I would have kept it. It's so funny because he's like one of the best athletes and he's, it's, it's kind of cool, he's. I feel like he's going to get big time sponsorships just by being whenever an athlete is also a nerd. Yeah, and it was like, What's this?

He's got a race car bed, yeah, but uh, he. He said. He would have kept playing if it weren't for the doctors, so thankfully the doctors were like, Hey dude, you have an internal injury, that.

That was coming in three or four steps to pull up and then just laid into him. It was, uh, it was. It was bad and I feel bad for Travis Hunter. Obviously. Um, that's a tough injury, especially when your coach after you lacerate your liver, your coach is like, Yeah, he should be back in three to four weeks. I'd be like, let's just give it, let's give it a couple of days to see how it's doing before we say that.

I feel bad for him, that he's going to have to sit out, that he he's dealing with that injury. But I also feel bad for us as college football fans and we don't get to walk. Yes, and I also feel bad for the kid who.

It was a dirty hit, but we can't like this is crazy. I also there were some people who were saying that he should be kicked out of the NCAA. I actually thought, Uh, surge, your Germa JST. Jackson had the best take on it. He said, Uh, you're all. you're all doing too much now, bro. Terrible play.

He should have been ejaculated as soon as I seen that hit, I would have ejaculated him. But to say he needs to be banned from competing in college football ever again is crazy. Dog, you're all acting soft as fuck. I like that take a lot.

Yeah, words sound similar, yeah, but yeah, the uh, Colorado. So I have a question for you guys.

And I don't. Obviously we are in a different position because we know Dion personally. Why? Why? is Dion getting so much hate? I don't get it? I don't. Is he getting hate? I think people are rooting for Colorado to lose very badly.

And I think they will lose against Oregon.

And they're like, maybe this is why there's just maybe I'm way off. But it is a very fun story. I you love in sports, when someone talks to talk and then backs it up. I do think they'll probably lose to Oregon, but it's fucking, it's, it's the college football. I think maybe people are just fatigued with talking about Colorado, I don't know.

I don't, I don't think people are weighing. They had the rock. I don't know, I. I know that's so sick, but they whenever someone gets big, the haters come out, I don't, I don't think they're downfall.

Yeah, I think people are rooting for Colorado to win, cause it's a fun story. And especially like, you can't, you can talk about Dion. But also his players are pretty good, like his son is legitimately one of the best quarterbacks in Division One football.

And he's had, what is this? His No. It's his second, his second come from behind win in the fourth quarter, 98 yard drive. He's legitimately awesome.

He's fun to watch, he seems like a nice guy. Dion, I think, for the most part, has been likable Dion. He hasn't crossed that line where it's like, okay.

Dion is now like being over cocky, making it too much about himself. That will probably happen at some point if they beat Oregon, if they continue to win, then you'll get people rooting against them. But I feel like for the most part, it's 90%.

Like, No, they're playing a really good Oregon team in Austin Stadium. It's going to be a very difficult game if Dion was the coach of Florida.

So 10 a.m. USC, we'll be playing game clock 9 a.m. Yeah, uh, we gotta, we gotta think this, okay.

I feel like that's a coach to coach thing that's never did the commercials. He did it with. Nick Saban. Yeah, well, not the same guy, not the same guy.

And then when he loses, it's like the Avalanche comes, yeah, so it's maybe like, I'm anticipating the Avalanche. But no matter what, already, Colorado season is a success. They won.

That piece of shit, we need to get him back on the show.

Uh, yeah, I think we're going to smoke Iowa, ooh, and Ohio State. Notre Dame is going to be awesome on Saturday, so many good games.

Yeah, that's a good, that's a good sign of confidence. I like that, you know, you know, the season's going well and you're like, what if I? just what if I just did like?

That's what chaps taught me, that's a fact, uh, but yeah.

Yeah, Washington might be, I might have to put a future on Washington. They're so electric, Washington looked really good, and Michigan.

One of the worst combinations you can have. Uh, it was tough. So what's next? How are the fans? Real quick? Give us a low down on what's the vibe like with Michigan State fan?

Oh yeah, do you get our multiple Mel Tucker report? Uh, Mel Tucker report is that they are a number two preseason ranked college basketball. Oh, everyone just kept being like, Yeah, they just kept being like.

Good report. Our basketball team is going to be sick, don't worry about it, like we're preseason ranked number two, yeah.

Uh, there was, I mean, there was a lot of people that that's the crazy thing. Even though Nebraska was terrible, Michigan State was terrible. Like the people show up, we're expecting a win. I thought it might happen.

And then they got 35.

Uh, the Kisser cannot come, the Kisser could not come.

He's going to fucking, they're going to win, and he's going to rub it in my face. Don't do it, do it.

I don't want to be a boilermaker, though, but I also don't know when to do it. I don't know when else to, I gotta, you know.

That would be the most electric atmosphere. Go with Mark and it's, yeah, and it's a three point spread, so you're not going to get blown.

Yeah, yeah, uh yeah, okay yeah.

You should do that, that's gonna be, you know? I'm so excited for that game. Uh, let me see what Purdue schedule I think they do play in Evanston, I think they might even play it.

I think there's a game at Wrigley this year. Ooh, yeah, which would be fun, all right.

Well, your, your teams, yeah, so far, what's the combined score? I think, 77 21..

You just like, Fuck this. What's your statement on Mel Tucker? Hank? Good riddance? No, you number two in basketball, number two in basketball.

Yeah, what are you?

That'd be fun. Maybe that's your northwestern, yeah.

You see that, yeah. This should have been the The Sunbelt Championship from last year that Jamie was not allowed to play in because of antiquated NCAA rules. But we went to Troy, we won 16 14. Utah State.

We take care of business. Then maybe some people are saying, game day, game day in Harrisonburg, we'll see.

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How expensive is an F 35?

Uh, at the top of my head, uh. If they're on sale, you can get one for 60 mil, but they're probably like closer to 70, 80 mil. Are they important? They're very important, yeah.

To the.

And then it turns out that it crashed and they're worried that it got hacked. Yeah, how? I mean, I don't think it got hacked. I mean, have you seen the inside of one of these things? It's poor, poor piloting.

It could have been sounds like you don't respect the troops, it could have been poor piloting, it could have been. I saw one report that he might've flown it directly into a storm. Or she, probably she, uh, but. And then they had to bail out and eject. And the plane kept flying and it went like, I don't know, 70 miles and crashed.

That's insane, it is insane. It is crazy that we weren't able to find this plane for, like, 24 hours. The craziest part is that the military asked Americans for help. They're like, Hey, my bad.

It used to be back in the day, back when the military before it went woke. When we just crash a bomber that had a nuclear armed bomb on it into a swamp in North Carolina, and then we just pretend it didn't happen for 40 years. That's how we used to do things back when men were men. Now we crash one F 35 and the government hops. On Twitter. It was like, Hey, can you help us track this thing down?

We don't want to look for crash. Yeah, they basically, they crowdsourced, looking for an $80 million for the future of American warfare. Yeah, you hear a big boom on Saturday.

Yeah, so we found it, I don't know, I don't know if it got hacked. Tank. There was one report that came out yesterday at the Marine Corps, uh, issue guidance, saying like, Hey, we're grounding all these flights to do, uh, I guess, just like safety prep and stuff.

And everyone's like, Oh, they must be hacked. I don't think they get hacked. I don't think they get hacked. China, China, send weather balloons over China, China, China, bring all the weather balloons. well, I'll shoot down a weather balloon.

My eyes closed, it sounds like you're like, in the Chinese pockets. Why? Sounds like this thing got hacked? Yeah.

How could you be a pilot and not look at the fucking weather? I don't know. I'm going to take out the F 35 for a quick spin. Hope it's not raining. Maybe China, maybe trying to hack the weather.

Yeah, and they made the storm. You ever think of that? Hank? That's true, too. You're just trying to, you know, rub wool over.

You know, to help this plane find its way home.

A pilot? No, yeah, pilot could call a lighthouse. a lighthouse would have a lighthouse.

Yeah, if they had a real lighthouse, we'll never get lost. Get some tall beacons. Yeah, I'm never going to.

You just brought it up and like, it's like, we get invited, we can go. And then I remember, PFT is too scared of heights.

That's why he hates it. He's like, Oh my God, tall, tall, scary tall. Yeah, you're lashing out hank, that's fine.

That's fine, I'll just try to like, why does PFT hate this fucking land house so much? I was like, Oh, yeah, it's tall, but the better question is, why do you keep?

Okay, I'm sure you're done all right.

Yeah, you just brought it up again, Hank. It's too big, it's probably too big for me, it wouldn't fit inside.

Your chill throne, my chill throne is Sean McVay, okay? He said. The reason that he kicked a field goal with two seconds left or three seconds left in the game down 10, was to avoid getting Matthew Stafford hurt. Oh, yeah.

It's it's tough, you get a lot of quarterbacks hurt on, kneel down. Did you see? did you see? Also, it was like we were thinking we were going to, you know, get a downfield play and have enough time to kick a field goal, get an onsite kick.

And then, you know, once we got down there, we just said, let's kick the field goal.

Like, that probably was it. Yeah, sometimes the, uh, the.

Yeah.

Your hot seat chill thrown. PF. I was actually going to do the.

Like this, you know me, big cat, I like grandmothers, right? We got sister Jean, Virginia McCasky, Lauren Bobert, all the grandmothers. Yeah, first.

My cohost and good friend PFT is a pretty awesome dude. I think you guys connected, but wanted to give you the heads up that he rocks, lol yeah.

I, I do rock there are.

Be very cool, don't fuck this up, memes did call dibs. Yeah, so after I said, Okay, I'm going to try to get it on the show.

Uh, memes just goes, Oh, she followed part of my take, too, I'm.

No memes. We're good, we got it, we got it, bro, Daddy's got it.

No problem, why don't you stand?

Uh, my cool throne is Bill's mafia. Yeah, Bill's Mafia is back big time. I saw this big time. So there was a Bill's fan on Sunday's game with the Raiders in town. Uh, that got naked.

I believe you might've been naked. No, he's covered in shit, he was on LSD coke, drunk, and he was covered in human shit. And he jumped into a pit at the Bill's new stadium site and he got charged with trespassing, which I'm sorry.

I thought this was America. Guys can't have fun in America, we can't. Kickers can't smoke cigarettes, drink beer, and a Bill's fan can't take LSD crazy and climb into the future home of the Buffalo Bills.

Crazy Um, I love this from Bill's Mafia. I feel like it's been a while since we've seen a crazy Bill's fan story. So it's good to have this back in the system. Um, but yeah, taking LSD, he probably saw the future.

He probably took LSD, saw the site that they were going to construct the stadium at. So I'm going to go watch a Bill's game in the future at their future home. Yes, and he was, he happened to be covered in shit, I don't know.

I don't know how that happened, um, but whatever, he was 29 years old. We all make mistakes when we're younger, but I feel like Mafia is officially back. He's barely an adult, yeah, so I just a kid, 29 years old.

I don't, I don't like the fact that I have to deal with this. Going into the bills, playing the Commanders this weekend, it feels like things are breaking the right way for the bills. Um, they're wanting to know, since this guy climbed into the Future stadium on LSD naked, covered in shit. And then maybe it's a win one for the poop acid guy.

It might be, Yeah, this could be an acid bet. So, uh, I feel a little, a little nervous about that, but I am happy for Bill's fans that they're back.

Uh, he might have to go back to an A wristband. So Sean, uh, Sean Payton was like, we're not getting the plays in in time. It was very funny, cause Sean was like, I'm frustrated. We're not getting the calls out.

We might have to go to a wristband. And then Russell Wilson got interviewed right after and he was like, I thought we were doing a great job. Yeah, like, we like, maybe one or two times you didn't, but yeah, we, we rock that.

Can somebody explain to me what?

And, uh, didn't really look closely when they were doing that. Cause it's a bunch of fans walking in this beautiful concourse, and one of them was wearing a Wander Franco jersey. Oh, no, Jake, Jake's favorite player.

I mean, Tampa is just more centrally located for.

Yeah, it's Tampa.

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You got it, yeah, every single piece.

And then overusing them is bonkers, bonkers. So R.G. three is the one person in the world who thought that Zoom Meeting meeting did anything? Yeah, I think so. He was like, this reads like a tweet that we would send.

And so, apparently, Nick Chubb just faked his knee falling apart, which is wild, but no, apparently on the Zoom call. This is what they somebody discussed like. Maybe we could just like, play up injuries a little bit more and then that would give us the opportunity to not have a real injury happen. And then we get to the contract sooner, where their body's intact. So I don't know if the NFL, well, the NFL heard about that, and now they're saying we need to attack the players association.

I don't know if R.G. Three knew that. Going into that, the players have had this master stroke, this 14 dimensional chest move of like faking a hamstring.

We can't have these injuries happen. Let's get a Zoom to talk about how we can't have injuries happen anymore. Could have been an email. R.G. Three, yeah.

Yeah, so good, good job. Maybe the running backs would get on another Zoom. Uh, okay.

Jake Uh, my hot seats, Disney World.

Which rides are bears in Florida? That's a good question. Okay, I thought that was about to be someone gave me a quick, dumb question, look.

No, I mean, I don't know anything about bear populations in Florida, but I when I hear bears, I think, definitely not. Disney World No. Was that the country bear jamboree, the racist?

That was, was it the racist bear? No, it was a real bear, a Bernstein, no, huh?

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Awesome respect for the MLP, I have respect for the MLP, but we should get this is like.

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Okay, good hot seat, chill thrones, everyone, let's get to our interviews.

We have two, we have Sam Howell, one question of the quarterback, but before, before we do that, we have Brian Hoyer, so a lot of questions with the quarterback.

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Were you hitting your putter? I didn't have his putter at the end. I didn't have his putter ready at the end. It was in my hand. I didn't have his putter ready for him.

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Okay, we now welcome on a very special guest. It is Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Brian Hoyer. Uh, who has been on many teams. Superbowl champion as well, I should say, Do you get introduced to the Superbowl champion?

You remember when we met, we were down there in Atlanta, at that restaurant, it was me and Tony and Ted Karras, and we were at that. I think it's called Umi, that sushi place, and and we we. That was the first time I ever met you. So I was thinking about that, driving in and I was like, Yeah, that was the week of the Superbowl.

Like, that could be a problem, that could be a problem, but yeah, it's hard to be a backup quarterback. You never know, yeah.

So let's let's start there, cause, I mean, you obviously started as well. I actually should say, uh, and and this might be bringing up bad things. But the Browns year, that you got the starting job and that Thursday night game, I think it was when you got hurt. Yeah, I believe I was like this.

Is it the Brian Hoyer, you know, local kid this? He's going to be the guy for the Browns. So I don't know if you had those same thoughts going through your head. But I really, I really did feel it. And I was like, for many years, I was like, a big what if? Like, Brian, where was the guy?

It was like, obviously, like, childhood dream, you know? I grew up in Cleveland, grew up chair for the Browns before they left. And then all of a sudden I'm playing for them and we're winning. And you know if if my cleat just hadn't got stuck in that grass, or if Keiko Alonzo hadn't hit me at the same time? Like, you never know. But um, there's a lot of those what ifs in a long career. And you know, I got a chance to start again the next year and unfortunately it just didn't work out. But um, you know, I'm happy to still be playing and and I've learned a lot over 15.

Yeah, they loved you, they loved you in Ohio, and then Draft Day came out while you were in.

And the, you know, the GM was like, No, we're sticking with you. We're going to draft this running back and this linebacker. And you know, it was. It was kind of a cool, cool story, but yeah, didn't work out that way in real.

Brian Horst Crazy, So.

Like, being a backup quarterback, I think, is more than just, uh, like, talent. It's there's. You gotta be a guy in the locker room, you gotta be able to help the starter, all these things. So what in your minds? You are a phenomenal backup quarterback. What in your mind's like? Is that recipe for being a good?

Like, was I prepared to, like, go in and do well if something had happened to him? Probably not as prepared as I w as I am now, with all the experience that I've had. But, you know, those years when you're a backup, it's all about soaking it in and learning. And, and, uh, obviously being ready to play. And you don't get a ton of reps, but you know, it's. It's a great. It was a great learning experience for me and then I had a chance to play for, a bunch of, you know, different teams, Cleveland, your team, Chicago, Houston.

And then you kind of gain this, um, you know, obviously the playing experience and you learn from those, those instances. And then, you know. I went back to New England and I'm back in Tom Up and it was a different scenario because I'd actually played. And and I think he valued my opinion a little bit more than when I was just this rookie guy who had never done anything. And we, you know, had a great relationship. And I'd be there on the sideline to see things and and you know when he'd come into the sideline and be like, Hey, what, you know what? They plan third down?

And, you know, I'm trying to watch and be eyes from him, from the sideline, while also, you know, being ready to play. And a big thing about, you know, back in Tom Up was, you know, as he got older, he couldn't practice every day. So, you know, it'd be, it'd be my responsibility to go in there and, you know, keep the team going and have a good practice. And which was great because it prepared me for the game that week. And then, you know, then you become a backup to a young guy like Mack Jones. And it's more about you. Don't take any reps because he needs every rep. And just try to impart the wisdom that, you know, you've learned over the years.

And now here, backing up Jim D. And, you know, kind of the same thing. Haven't been in, you know, our offense of system for a long time. It's, you know, you know, try to help him where he needs help and if he asked for it. And at the same time, you know, be ready to play. Like, you know, the first drive of the season, he ran, the ball, scrambled, got hit, they had to take him out to make sure he was okay.

And it's like, Boom, you're thrust in there, you just never know when it's going to be, and you know, that's. That's probably the most difficult part is you go to the game day and you have to be mentally prepared to play, but you may not play at all, right? And so I always found it easier as a starter because at least you have the week going in. You know, when the offense takes the field, you're going out there and you're prepared to play 60 minutes.

Yeah, did you?

And I didn't even think. And then all of a sudden the plays over and I'm looking at where the ball was completed. And you hear the whistles and I'm like, You know what happened? and I look and Jacoby's down. I'm like, How did, how did you get hurt on this plate? You know what I mean?

But one of the one of the linemen had fallen into his knee. And and um, I'd only been there for like four or five weeks. I came at the end of training camp and I get in the game and I'm like, God, please just call some plays that I know. I remember one time there was at one point we called a run play. And I'm looking at the defense. We're playing the Steelers and it's like a run. The left and they have like seven guys over there and our center was Ryan Kelly.

And I go, Ryan, we can't, we can't run this play. Like, how do I get a play to the right? And he, like, said the name? I'm like, All right, that's the one we're doing, let's go to the right and get it first down. But um, you know, sometimes you just got to go on the fly.

Did you always know where?

Like, Hoyer, get in there and he just, you'd be like, you know, sometimes it was a precinct game, but it happened in a regular season game too. And so, you know, that was part of Bill's thing, was always keeping it on her toes. And so for me, when I'm on the backup, my helmet's on. First time, I got to hear the play and second, like, you got to be ready to go.

Yeah, that would be my.

Get that thing back on. I always have my.

I mean, he kept, he brought you back, right? Yeah, no, I mean, I think for me, it was, you know, my rookie year. You know, I didn't get drafted and I thought I was going to. And then, you know, of course, when you don't get drafted, you get all these teams calling you after the draft. And and I remember my agent was like, Hey, I think, you know, New England really likes you, and I think that's where you should go.

I have a good relationship with these guys and I was like, Joe, you know, Tom Brady is like, this is ninth year. They had just drafted Kevin O'Connell, who's now the head coach in Kansas City, the year before, like in the second or third round. And they had another guy who had been there for a long time, Matt Gutierrez, and he goes, just trust me.

I think, you know, I've talked to Nick Casario, who was like their pro personnel guy at the time. And he's like, I think that it'll be a good fit. And, worst case scenario, you get to learn from, you know, the greatest coach and the greatest quarterback of all time. And I said, All right, and I went there and I just tried to learn and soak it all in.

And you know, week after week got better, got better, and then all of a sudden the next thing. I know I'm Tom's backup on opening day and he's coming off of, you know, major knee reconstruction. And so I think then I kind of knew, like, you know, they believed in me and that's what they wanted me to do was to be there and and obviously be Tom's backup and learn from him. And and then, you know, I ended up leaving and playing for a few other teams and part of the Jimmy Jimmy G trade. When he went to San Francisco was, you know, for me to go back to New England, and obviously he wanted me back then too.

So, you know, it's, it's funny, like you never know how things are going to play out. And you know, to be able to go back there several times. I think, you know, that always showed, showed a vote of confidence. Yeah, yeah, so you.

And I was like, God like, and I was going to be a free agent the next year, so I'm like, God, is this? This could be it. And then, you know, I was there again when we lost to the Eagles, and, um, you know, that game was incredible. I mean, I remember sitting on the sideline and Tom was just in the zone.

It was like he came over, he didn't say anything, he looked at the pictures, that was it. He went back out. And I mean, he threw for 500 and some yards in the Super Bowl.

It was crazy. And, um, you know, after losing it for the second time, you walk back in the locker room and like, Geez, like, maybe I'm, I'm the one that's. I've been here for two of the losses, um, you know which?

That made it that much sweeter when when I was a part of the winning team the next year when we beat the Rams.

We'll get them next week. Do you blame yourself as a not being good enough on scout team to give the guys a good look at the Philly special?

Like, you're trying to make no look throws or my homes, or, you know, a Josh Allen like. There's some things that you learn, you know, skill-wise, that you could try to do, or attempt that maybe you wouldn't do in the confines of your own offense. And so I remember, you know, the Super Bowl against the Rams we were, we were playing those guys and I remember, you know, having played in the West Coast system. You know, I'm seeing a lot of these cars. I'm like, I know this play, I've run this play. And you know, talking it through with, you know the McCourty's, the High Towers, you know those guys. And saying, Hey, look like, you know, I think, you know, they're probably going to try to do this on this play.

And it was pretty cool, cause after that Super Bowl, Devin and and Jason McCourty both, you know, did an interview and talked about, you know how. I helped contribute to them and their preparation. That meant a lot for me for not having to be able to, you know, take the field and take a snap. Knowing that I contributed and those guys felt like I really prepped them for the game.

He's like, Oh, I saw this coordinator, he ran it back, you know, when he was the offensive coordinator in eastern Michigan, you know, 30 years ago. Yeah, so Ernie was always trying to keep those guys on the toes and I was like, it'd be funny.

Cause you could tell when the card was drawn by Ernie and have all these scribbles on it and it'd be like a crazy play. Oh, that's, yeah, he's, he's one of.

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They can't do that, yeah, and it would just drive me insane. So it was always fun when I got to run them, you know, against the defense. Cause they would get pissed off. They're like, there's no way.

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The Justin Jefferson one the other day. Do you know that you are tied, uh, for most 300 yard passing games in a bear season? you're tied for the most all time? With four in a season? Yeah, with Cutler, Mitch and Billy Wade, the four of you both had four in one season.

It's an insult stat that the most is for, uh, I only played five games. It's insane. We should have let you keep.

On Thursday night Games, man, I actually, that was funny. You said that I know you're a Bears fan, but like, that was one of, like, the most enjoyable seasons of my career. I love I'm a Midwest kid.

I grew up in Cleveland, Chicago, you know, Lake Forest was beautiful, We loved it there and I was playing, I was playing well. I'm like, man, like, kind of like, what you talked about in Cleveland like this, May I may have a chance here.

And then Thursday night game, second quarter boom. I mean, first time I ever broke a bone in my life, it was crazy and and um, but I was on a roll. We, you know, we didn't win all those games.

We were close. But um, I love playing for.

Axel, Axel, who Axel Hoyer is? That's, that's, that's lightning in a bottle right there. That's a starting quarterback or a great skateboarder.

But my mom, like, refused. She's like, there's no way. I'm calling my first born son Axel, so she named me Brian, and that's what I was always called and I always joke about it.

Like, you know, second, third grade, you go for the first day of school, like roll call. And they'd be like, Axel Hoyer and all the kids would laugh and I'd get upset. And so finally, I'm like, Mom, you need to send a note and tell them it's Brian. And I actually thought about switching to it when I went to college.

And my dad's like, don't do it. Cause, like, the moment you throw an interception, they're going to start cheering Asshole, asshole instead of Axel. And I'll say, all right, fair enough, but you know, it's it is, it's cool name, it's unique.

And especially now, in this day and age of like these crazy names. Everyone who meets me is like, Man, why don't you go by Axel? I'm like, you didn't grow up with it as a kid, Yeah, but you did go.

I mean, G and Carlos Stanton used to be Mike Stanton, that's true. Yeah, that's a fact, you switch it up.

So I don't know if you watched the documentary about Johnny Manziel. We've had him on the show a couple of times. He actually worked at Partial for a while. From your perspective, did you cause you were there the first year he was at the Browns?

Were you, like, sitting there like this is not going well. Like, I can tell, he's probably not putting in the prep work. Did you, like, have conversations with him about that? Yeah, you know, it's funny.

Everyone, always.

And I always felt kind of bad for Johnny, There was so much pressure, you know, there was so much hype.

And obviously he was going through a lot of things, he and I never had any problem. I mean, in the building, we were great, I thought he was, he was great in the building. I think, if anything, you know, the Browns kind of knew what was going on and they still thrust this all on him.

You know what I mean? And and clearly, he wasn't prepared, you know he, he kind of jokes about it, like, Yeah, I had watched zero hours of film. I remember, like, when they called me in to say, Hey, we're playing Johnny.

I remember Mike Pedden told me that and I was like, Okay, clearly, like, you know, this decision is being made for you guys and and, you know, for the. And that's what they chose to do. But he and I always, you know, we were, we were fine. Obviously. I was always focused on, you know, trying to prepare the best I could. But I tried to, you know, whatever knowledge I could share with him, I did, and he was always, you know, respectable.

And you know, I think, you know, there's this persona that maybe he felt like he had to live up to. I don't know, but I felt like it was kind of an unfair situation for him to be.