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[Assistant] I knew that current technologies within text analysis just weren't going to work. Met Jewel at Georgia Tech. She showed up at one of the events that we were talking about, e-commerce and digital marketing. She was like, hey, I used to work at McMaster Car. I had this idea whenever I was in the call center. I was like, look,


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[Assistant] I have the products and I have the search terms and I can introduce those to the person that is looking for an item if you could help service that translation layer and if Jules willing to step out.


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[Assistant] Help tell other people that it's working. Get the resource investments, both human resource and capital resource involved to let it rise to the top and then be a reference point, a testimonial to make it easier to sell to the next guy. That system everyone is on board with.


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[Assistant] You haven't even told me your name. It's Ludmilla. What a lullaby. Millie for short.


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[Assistant] Uh, behavior which we've seen many in our society in recent decades. And so uhm, and so I think this uhm, challenge not to just reflexively imitate and to think for yourself is uhm, it's uhm, it's always very trivial to say and it's always quite hard to actually do.


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[Assistant] Well, I think there's, well, there's sort of all sorts of other, there are all sorts of things that could be that, but I think...


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[Assistant] It was, it was incredibly passionate about it, uhm, it was, uh, you know, it was always


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[Assistant] You know, Sunday in L.A. Yeah, get a little kinda close. Our mics are trash just for the record, so.


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[Assistant] So for the record, it is Chris, Frank, and Glenn. In case anybody is wondering, and uh, you guys were just busting out a bunch of fucking Jodeci songs or some shit, it was like karaoke in here.


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[Assistant] How many times you guys been in LA?


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[Assistant] Yeah. Nice. How was this, uh, this, this run? I know you guys, when you come out here, you tend to just like not sleep and just party so hard that you almost die and everything. True or false? True.


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[Assistant] What have you been doing to your body that has led you to this state?


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[Assistant] What's Tacoma like? I've never been there. Give me the rundown of what I need to know about it.


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[Assistant] You have a kid. So have you ever considered vasectomy or anything? Or are you just gonna keep pumping out more?


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[Assistant] It's crazy. So how did you guys join together as a group? Let's hear the creation story. How did you end up getting adopted by two smooth black dudes?


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[Assistant] I smoked that. No offense to your brother. I smoked him on that Reggie pack.


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[Assistant] You seem like you're opting out here. You're saying like, they're the rappers. More so. I'm gonna say Frank.


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[Assistant] That is, that's probably the most like, difficult thing about being in a multiracial rap crew is that you have such different hair.


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[Assistant] That's all I do, bro. I grow it out, shave it. Oh, okay. So you have the in-between state. Interesting.


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[Assistant] It is kind of catchy. All caps, no spaces, right?


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[Assistant] So what was this, this, uh, this day like when you guys came up with his name though? What was the creative process?


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[Assistant] The other thing is like rappers always have a house with no furniture.


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[Assistant] The problem with having furniture in your living room though if you have a bunch of guys living together though is that if you get a girl over she might want to chill in the living room and you're like nah we should be going to my room.


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[Assistant] So if you guys were MMA fighters, who's the winner? Like who would be the most dominant in their weight class?


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[Assistant] It's so tricky though in this day and age though because I feel like everybody's so politically correct, but at the same time, when you're making fun of somebody,


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[Assistant] And I mean, the OG concoction. Yea, people were definitely dying.


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[Assistant] He just drank his fucking ass off his whole life, and then one day, like, all of a sudden his hangover started taking four days or some shit, and he went to the doctor, they were like, you can never drink again, it's over. Whole new lifestyle.


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[Assistant] You're better than Mr. Kid? No, I'm not challenging anybody to skate, alright?


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[Assistant] Do a diss track. Go at him. You could blow up. You could be on Worldstar tomorrow.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you guys are just saying that he's on like 10 hours sleep in 4 days.


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[Assistant] So nobody here is willing to confess that they're a cocaine user?


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[Assistant] I mean, I think it's really important that we establish who's the best.


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[Assistant] Putting their dick in and out of things, you know, that's like a big thing for any group, I feel like.


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[Assistant] Because you guys are a rare rap group. There's not that many rap groups these days. Outcast, bro.


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[Assistant] See, there you go. But then, what about the Wu Tang?


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[Assistant] It's like porn where it's like a girl and she's got this dude who's like her husband in the porn but then she's fucking another guy in front of him and it's like dudes get turned on by...


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[Assistant] Hey, how was, how was the overall rap scene in Tacoma? Because motherfuckers don't really know about it. You guys might be the most high profile guys out of there these days, right? I, yeah.


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[Assistant] They got a good ass pitchfork review which automatically in my head was like, oh well, I gotta at least check it out, yeaah.


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[Assistant] My body guy, can I have one of these stickers, man? He's going out to get the beer. Yeah, yeah, I'll give you more stickers and shit after. Oh cool. So.


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[Assistant] This is what I wanted to say, uh, the Shia LaBeouf freestyle.


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[Assistant] Who's the best, who's your favorite rapper? If you could rap like one person. Wheezy. Wheezy, okay. There you go.


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[Assistant] But I know a lot of kids who would never normally listen to like a poppin' like


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[Assistant] Gangsta rapper, but they're like editing their Instagram clips, 21 Savage and shit. I just really feel he's connecting.


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[Assistant] What, oh, so are you guys mostly focused on the group or are you more focused on doing like solo projects and shit cause you guys be doing a lot of, a lot of solo joints and shit I notice or what, what's the focus and how do you, how do you balance that? Uh, there's been way, way more beer.


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[Assistant] Right, so I'm thinking like the kind of, cause heroin's like a long term suicide plan. Sure. You know.


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[Assistant] So that's what they're sitting, you see them sitting there rolling shit that looks like spliffs all the time and I'm thinking like, and it just stinks like fucking hell and it's all synthetic weed and it makes you fucking go crazy.


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[Assistant] There's gotta be something, like, you see it side by side because over here you could go to a club or a bar and see a bunch of people who are doing coke and shit and getting drunk as fuck.


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[Assistant] And then like, I've actually heard stories about people being fucked up on molly or coke or whatever and then wandering in here to buy more drugs and then


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[Assistant] No, cause I was like Cameron had a lyric where he said, first movie ever marked out my cod fight. And it's like...


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[Assistant] You see Lil Dicky, he's an asshole. As soon as Hilary lost, Lil Dicky put out like, electric-y merch, like making a joke out of his shit. People were so pissed at him.


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[Assistant] Best Valentine's Day gift or anything sweet you've ever done for a girl. Let's get real, real sentimental and intimate here. Who's taking it first? Show us your soft side. I took a bitch to the beach.


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[Assistant] Yeah right, Tacoma from Franklin Washington, or Tacoma to Vegas, I was like...


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[Assistant] I don't know shit about geography, that's fucked up. Uhm, yo, you wanna know what mine is? I actually just, you guys just inspired me to tell my own, even though I didn't.


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[Assistant] You know, I got like the, the, the prom queen dress cause it was like a black dress, but then I got it and it really didn't really look like anything besides like a prom queen dress. And then also,


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[Assistant] Uh, I mean, I know that there's a car that's often abbreviated to that as a name, no.


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[Assistant] Yeah, absolutely. No, it's really weird. I like haven't talked about it at all. The most common way that people react is they laugh.


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[Assistant] Because they think I'm like trying to be funny, right? They think I'm going like, as like a funny move. And so they go like,


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[Assistant] And I'm like... And then I go, I have Tourette's and then...


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[Assistant] Thank you for asking him. I'm very happy talking about it.


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[Assistant] No, I actually really love answering questions about it because it's very, very interesting.


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[Assistant] When I woke up and I saw all the candles lit around the room, I thought I was dead. And there was a priest standing nearby.


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[Assistant] What we ought to do is... What we ought to do is... Oh, come on, have a drink.


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[Assistant] Proud to know you, sir. Mr. Houston brought back my wallet. And now he's gonna have a drink with us. What'll you have, lad? Oh, uh...


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[Assistant] No, no sir, no place in particular, just walking around. I've never been away from home on Christmas before.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I raise them myself down in Texas. You do, huh? Sure is a pretty coat. What do you feed them, rolled oats? Yep. Yeah, sure is.


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[Assistant] If the sergeant ever caught me letting anybody ride my horse, I'd be found in a beaten flat bush. Yeah, sure, I understand. Well, it was mighty fine seeing him anyway. He sure is pretty.


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[Assistant] What about Jean? Says in the telegram they want her too.


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[Assistant] Hello, Ms. Terry. This is Jimmy Houston. Yeaah, I met you at the radio station, you remember?


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[Assistant] Well I'm calling you like you said because I'm going to be on the air.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, he's had his face lifted. Besides, he still brings them in. What about some dinner? Oh, it's quarter to eight.


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[Assistant] Well, I'd be glad to, sir. Yes, I have the address. I'll be up there directly. Goodbye. Well, we can't go very far wrong with a voice like that.


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[Assistant] Let's see, we could build him up in the radio and then I'd get Kelly busy on the publicity. And if he looks like you say he does, I think maybe we've got something.


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[Assistant] I figured half of it was good manners and the rest was on the station payroll. It's a crime to spoil modesty like that. Boy, you are a natural. Miss Terry and I are going over the book of our new show.


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[Assistant] Our old leading man is beginning to creak a little. We thought perhaps you might fit in with our plans.


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[Assistant] I get homesick for the prairie. Stars and quiet.


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[Assistant] I'm not who I was. I'm weak. Lately there are these moments where the fear comes up out of nowhere and my heart...


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[Assistant] Rich telling people that yeaah, you're not qualified. I don't think people out there are qualified to...


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[Assistant] So at a very high level what we do is we take people's video assets, we encode them for playback on all devices, and we track how every single person views that content, and we give that data to their salespeople and their marketers so that they can use that information to make better videos, but also


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[Assistant] The original company was something called Redwoods Media and the idea was that we would help companies make videos.


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[Assistant] And so we'd go in and make these videos, learn the business, and produce an asset or a series of assets for a company to put on their website.


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[Assistant] Because their CMO or the person that kind of drove the business decision said, okay, if we're spending $10,000 or $20,000 on these videos, how do we ultimately track to ROI? How do we know if these videos did anything to improve performance of our web destination? How did that turn into Vidyard?


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[Assistant] And Project Christmas was that we needed to make $50,000 selling videos and platform licenses, which at the time were only $20 a month, prior to Christmas 2010.


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[Assistant] And if we hit that goal, we would not go out and pursue opportunities with other companies.


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[Assistant] Big video platforms said, hey, wouldn't it be cool if all of you guys that are working on this technology came and worked on our technology?


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[Assistant] And that was a pretty attractive offer because we were right out of school, uh, we had no money, and this was life changing money potentially in front of us. But the problem was, we felt like we were onto something.


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[Assistant] And we were also pretty young and it felt like an opportunity and an experience that would be stupid to miss out on.


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[Assistant] And we wanted to build a big company. We wanted to change the world to some effect. And going and being an engineer on an already existing product or existing platform, you have a small change and a small impact on that.


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[Assistant] But it's not the impact you ultimately want to have. It's not the experience we ultimately want to have. So it's very experience driven. You know another reason, which is kind of interesting, is we came back to this region for personal reasons as well. Uhm, family was here. And...


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[Assistant] And so it was kind of a myriad of things that, you know, drove us to that decision. Uhm, but because we had customers that were willing to spend money on the technology, you know, the only handful at the time, you know, a quick back of the napkin math would indicate that if this is growing and it is growing and I can't see any reason why it would stop growing, this is not the right time to sell. So the decision was, was kind of made out of, you know, where we're at, who's using the technology and what we want to do in our personal lives.


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[Assistant] So Devin, Devin didn't tell the story, but his mom would.


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[Assistant] Wanted to come work with me and wanted to do the Redwoods media thing and he mentioned he was at RIM at the time.


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[Assistant] All the smart people go work at Rim slash Blackberry and you'll be set for life. That company is a steamroller. Look how big it is, how many people work there. And Larry Smith...


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[Assistant] And he said, you know, there is no more stability in going to work for a blackberry or rim than there is in going to work for yourself. Because, a blackberry or rim, you are basically a function of someone else's destiny.


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[Assistant] And when you start your own thing, it is all you. And the only person you can blame for failure is yourself. And if you are not someone who likes failure, you won't fail. You will find a way to ultimately succeed.


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[Assistant] That's what I told my mom. And she was like, you're right. This is the time to do this thing. This is cool. And that's what I tried to tell Devon's mom. And you know, she didn't like me for a little while.


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[Assistant] But eventually we got to a point where there was revenue and there was stability in our business that it made sense.


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[Assistant] And he, you know, jumped ship and he did it early and he wanted it and he pushed for it. Uhm, and that's when ultimately the company started.


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[Assistant] And so when BlackBerry started to flounder, people started to get very worried. Like, is this community going to be screwed? And the important thing to remember is there are 600,000 people in this community. I think there's actually 750 in Kitchener and Waterloo. And 10,000 of them worked at BlackBerry.


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[Assistant] So, it wasn't like a huge number of people, but it was a huge number of knowledge workers. And Blackberry had cast such a huge shadow on everything that was happening technology-wise in this community for so long that nobody even knew that startups existed.


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[Assistant] And Blackberry did lay off a ton of people, but they all got displaced. And a ton of those people were commuting in from Toronto and just found jobs at Oracle or other businesses that have big offices there.


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[Assistant] And so I haven't actually seen the impact of that other than the fact that we have a number of great people and really smart people that left Blackberry when that started happening in search of greener pastures. So it hasn't been a bad thing for any reason. And, uh, what do you hope Vidyard is doing years from now?


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[Assistant] Right! Not if I have anything to say about it!


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[Assistant] I think that this might just be the greatest Buddyfight I've ever had!


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[Assistant] And I won't be losing it now! Come on, Jack!


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[Assistant] But things have changed, now I'm the challenger! Blade Dragon Shield's effect! I draw one card!


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[Assistant] There's only one way I know how to fight, and that's going to help me defeat you! My fights against you help to make me stronger!


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[Assistant] My gauge increases by five! And next, I cast Regarnet Grimoire!


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[Assistant] Jackknife gift! I gain three life and draw a card! I cast Jackknife gift again, so I gain three more life and draw another card! Now he's up to eight life! He's not even using any hand cards! Tsuku's really good. And again! I cast another Jackknife gift!


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[Assistant] I pay two life and call to the right position! Purgatory Knight Liberator Orcus Sword Dragon!


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[Assistant] But I've still got this! What's that? Just my final face!


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[Assistant] I said I'd convey their feelings in my fight, and that is why. I'm gonna channel our feelings into this card! I don't know what to say.


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[Assistant] Buddyfight is what made us friends. And no matter how far apart we may live, Buddyfight will always link us together!


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[Assistant] This is a new beginning, Gao! Both for us and our buddy fights!


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[Assistant] I can draw one card! I never thought you'd survive Dragonic Punisher. My turn is over.


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[Assistant] This is a surprise! I never expected you to release the Future Force! It's all thanks to you, Tasuku!


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[Assistant] That gargantua punisher card you gave me sure helped. I will continue to treasure it and use it well. You're its rightful owner. It's an honor to have passed it on to such a great Buddyfighter. Buddyfight again sometime? Sure, it's a deal.


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[Assistant] Thanks again for coming today, guys. You were finally able to meet my big brother. But it's time to say goodbye.


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[Assistant] I wanna remember you all just the way you are right now. I'll sear the memory into my heart.


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[Assistant] Well, I guess that's our cue to leave too, Gao. So long. Yeah. Thanks for coming, guys. I'll miss you.


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[Assistant] The States is just a hop, skip, and a jump compared to the long haul it takes to get here from Dragon World.


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[Assistant] Listen up! You've got two options, give up or else accept my Buddyfight Challenge! Either way, I'm taking you in, punk!


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[Assistant] All right. Shout out to the fam, man. Appreciate y'all. Hope y'all having a fantastic afternoon and actually a pretty good weekend. Shout out to the fam.


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[Assistant] Shout out to the great Saint Thank Tank, the mighty Who That Nation. We in this one, man. Appreciate y'all. Hope y'all having a fantastic Sunday weekend. What not, man? Listen, man. We, uh, we in this thing, man. Much love to the fam.


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[Assistant] Uh, rockin' this thing. So, like I said, for a long time now, welcome, welcome, welcome. You're now rocking with the Sports Como with Big Q and the guys, where we have intense, entertain and educate.


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[Assistant] And enlightenment sports talk from your favorite sports fan. We in this thing, man. Shout out to the fam. Been a very interesting weekend.


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[Assistant] In terms of, uh, different news, notes, and items, but the black and gold, the pales,


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[Assistant] Boxing, you know, we've seen some good fights that happened, uh, this past.


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[Assistant] Friday as well, so very good weekend for different things. But anyway, shout out to the fan. Please do me a service and hit the like button, hit the subscribe button, and by all means, feel free to share the show on your social media feed. We ain't here representing the mighty who that nation, man. Shout out to everybody. Mocha, good to see you, fan. Appreciate you. Hope everything is well with you, brother bronze.


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[Assistant] Is in this thing. What's up? Road shout out to you. All right, Daniel. His team is crazy. Nah, that never, before we, uh, get too much into that.


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[Assistant] Let's get your popcorn ready. That's right. Shout out to your slay. Good to see you fam. Kai in the building. Shout out to Kai. What's up, Beverly? Shout out to the queens and the kings of the coma, man. We up in this thing. Representing.


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[Assistant] All right, Louisiana man, shout out to you. How you doing fam? Appreciate you.


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[Assistant] Alright, Tonya says, uh, to trade Latimer and Davis is completely lose the- oh yes. But listen, we're gonna get-


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[Assistant] We're gonna talk about this, man, so uh, kinda hold ya. Yeah, uh, yeah.


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[Assistant] Don't quite kind of hold everything together because we got a few things that we're going to take a talk about here on the, on the stream and as well. So it's all good. All right, Daniel. Thank you, fam. Appreciate you.


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[Assistant] Uh, as well. Appreciate you too fam. Eternal shout out to you. Uh, Chief Peanut shout out to you fam. Good to see y'all. Appreciate everybody. Y'all hit the like button and feel free.


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[Assistant] To give a share. Alright, so anyway, let's get right into it, man. And this is an article right here, shout out to, uh, John Sigler at the Saints News Net, uh, I mean, at Saints Wire, rather in...


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[Assistant] He did a wonderful job in breaking this down because this was sourced from a, um, let me see if I could pull some of that up. This was actually coming from by way of.


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[Assistant] Jason Lough, uh, Lockenfore, I remember Jason Lockenfore used to work for NFL Network. He used to work for CBS. I think he's with Washington Post now.


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[Assistant] And he was the one that wrote an article about this and we'll cover this, uh, uh, about what lock and forest said about a potential trade involving the Mario Davis. So, and also let's get into it. So.


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[Assistant] This is it right here. Saints are likelier to extend to Mario than to trade him. So let's look into it. Could the Saints trade to Mario Davis? That's what Jason Lockenfore said. He worked for the Washington Post. He wrote an article on it and pretty much what some of the meat and potatoes


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[Assistant] of the article was is that the saints, and this is what he's saying, that the saints are pushing


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[Assistant] To tr- find a trade partner for Marshawn Latimore.


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[Assistant] And Demario Davis, you know, and those are two big veteran stars for the defense. There is no replacing those guys currently unless the saints attack free agency looking to find a player of their magnitudes there.


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[Assistant] We haven't had a linebacker as good as Demario Davis in a very long time. I would there say he's the best.


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[Assistant] Uh, player to ever wear number 56 and that's saying a lot because the great pats willing wore number 56 before DiMario Davis did.


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[Assistant] And he and the Mario is so good that he makes you feel like, look, I don't know. We might have to put that, get that one. You see what I'm saying? You know?


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[Assistant] But DiMario's been fantastic, man. But anyway, let's get finished this up here. And that lock and forth is saying that the saints are pushing.


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[Assistant] The fine trade partners for Latimore and DeMario Davis. Now Davis currently has a salary cap hit of north of 18 million, third highest on the team. Trading him would save about $5 million.


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[Assistant] The NFL's oldest starting linebacker at 35, but he's won four consecutive spots on the AP All Pro list. Back to back appearances in the Pro Bowl games.


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[Assistant] Has no sign of slowing down, but eventually, you know, age catches to us all, but DiMario Davis has just been having fun.


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[Assistant] If they're so worried about the cap and they aren't, the Saints reported moves have them in about the red to just over almost 11 million. Now the Saints would save almost twice as much money with a standard restructure, which is just over $8 million and they still have Davis on the roster. He's entering the final year of the deal. There's a risk of him leaving a lot of dead money behind.


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[Assistant] By next year if they take that route, which brings us to the possibility of an extension. I totally agree with the extension.


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[Assistant] Uh, with the Mario Davis, he, we want to keep the Mario Davis for the rest of his career. He's earned that, right? Just like we did with Cam Jordan. It's the same type of thing that needs to happen with the Mario Davis. Now granted,


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[Assistant] You do that for DiMario, but you find a replacement for DiMario Davis. You know, a young person you can groom there.


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[Assistant] That kind of step up behind Damari. You know, we got Pete Werner there, but you still need another guy.


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[Assistant] And right now we don't know, we don't have such a player. But anyway.


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[Assistant] Uh, so they say that approach that would, you know, that's the same kind of day, cutting a deal with Davis would.


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[Assistant] Save even more money, the 8.6 million, by redoing this contract and spreading his already guaranteed money out while ensuring he'll get to retire in the black and gold. The same approach they took for Tyron Matthew, the same thing for Cam Jordan. Makes sense to use the same mechanisms. According to what Sigler-Sandy is an important leader in the playmaker on the defense, I agree wholeheartedly.


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[Assistant] You should never say never in NFL, but the money alone makes trading Davis a bad idea.


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[Assistant] Combine that, combine that with his contract status, still impressive level of play and options available to him. It's tough to draw some conclusions that locking forward came up with.


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[Assistant] The only certainty is that Davis can't be playing for the, he says can't be playing for the Saints this year as his contract is currently written. He's going to be there. Whether it's another restructure extension or something else, something's got to give.


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[Assistant] If you look at some of this stuff, and we're gonna, you know, and it's like we're saying, this is Jason La Confora.


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[Assistant] Who's dropping some science about this and whether you believe it or not, that's a whole nother thing. Now let's go to the over the cap money situation and currently have the sinks just over.


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[Assistant] Almost 11 million, just almost 11 million dollars. 10.9 to be precise, but almost 11 million dollars in the red currently. So the Saints still have some restructurings they can do.


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[Assistant] There's still Ramchak, Kamara, Demario, Taysum. There's still stuff that could be done and restructures that they can get to and based on some


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[Assistant] Interesting. Now, now let's go to this. That's kind of flash over to John Sigler's, uh, Twitter.


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[Assistant] X, whatever you want to call it. This is interesting because he said...


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[Assistant] He didn't source this in this article, but he did say it on Twitter, which I found that very interesting. Somebody sent me this.


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[Assistant] And it basically breaks down as he giving some background information about Jason La Confora and his, uh, thought processes or his information over the saints over a period of years.


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[Assistant] So what he's doing is he's bringing into light whether Jason Lockenforer's data could be


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[Assistant] Accurate, or it can be, uh, take him, uh, seriously. Let's just say that much. And this is what he did. He says, Lock and Forge reporting the Saints are looking to trade to Miro Davis, but he has a bad track record.


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[Assistant] And here's the receipts. He says the Saints would be heavily penalized for viking and scandal in 2010. That didn't happen. In 2015, Saints trading, Keenan Lewis. Y'all know what time that was. 2016 Saints.


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[Assistant] Uh, Sean Payton can be traded for a fourth round pick, right? 2016. He also says Texas Longhorns recruiting Payton out of the NFL. How about that one? Indianapolis Colts are trying to trade for Payton. Gail Benson selling Pelicans to pay taxes to owning the Saints. That was...


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[Assistant] So what he's basically doing is, you know, he's providing the receipts on whether or not this guy is locking for her.


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[Assistant] Uh, data or his reports could be taken seriously. So, you know.


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[Assistant] After going over that and researching that and hearing from that, I'm thinking in my head, this might be another.


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[Assistant] This might be another messed up one, you know? So that, that was pretty good for them to go and literally give you all the receipts.


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[Assistant] On Lock and Forrest, comments on the New Orleans Saints. Could that be one similar to Gale is selling the Pelicans to pay the taxes on the Saints?


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, that was, that, all of those was bad. All of those was terrible. That was, those were very terrible. I don't know if he got anything else that he came up with that was close to that, but that was actually pretty damn good. Thank you, Pam. I appreciate you for being a member for almost 20 months, baby. Appreciate you. Shout out to you. Big ups to the fam. Yeah, this is, this is good.


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[Assistant] Now listen, the, the Mario Davis thing, I'm not giving that anything. I, when I heard the report and they saying they pushing the trade to Mario Davis, that's ridiculous. That is not, that is, I don't know where he's getting that from. I don't know who told him that, but I don't believe that. I don't take that seriously at all. Okay. I don't believe none of that garbage.


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[Assistant] About the DeMario Davis thing. Now the Moshawn Lattimore thing, you know, that's a little something different. We don't want to see Lattimore gone.


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[Assistant] But at the same time, there, there is a little bit more to that particular issue. Now as far as DiMario Davis, that's total like my children would say cap. Now that, that ain't, I don't believe that at all because DiMario means too much to the saints. If you trade DiMario Davis, who do you put there? Who do you put there?


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[Assistant] And to my knowledge, DeMario Davis and the Saints are good. Dennis Allen is good. DeMario Davis is good with Dennis Allen and the rest of these people.


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[Assistant] I see that Mario Davis is a person that retires like a Cam Jordan and a Tyron Matthew with their team. That's what I believe. So yeah, but that's the thing.


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[Assistant] It's a, it's a role where you get Demario locked in and these restructures are nothing new. They do this every year. The saints are always majorly into the red because they are responsible. And many people believe the cap doesn't really exist for you to be able to do this. And I'm saying at some point in time.


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[Assistant] They're going to create new rules to make it difficult for this type of stuff to happen. They're going to definitely change it. Only reason why I'm thinking they didn't change it yet is because the Saints ain't winning nothing. They the ones that kind of champion this whole.


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[Assistant] Salary cap manipulation thing with phantom deals and contracts and all this kind of stuff. That's why they so.


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[Assistant] Viciously irresponsible when it comes down to the cap.


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[Assistant] What, a couple years ago they were like 100 million over the cap and then they willowed it down to like 20 plus million over time?


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[Assistant] And they kick more into the future. This is what they do when they get all of this.


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[Assistant] Money together every year is always rewriting of contracts and kicking up the candy and further into the year while telling you we're going to work it back to the black zone or later.


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[Assistant] And get more centered and be responsible with the cap and it never happens because when they start failing.


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[Assistant] And they start losing, they get desperate and be in damn the future. We got to win now because they're not going to tolerate any more losing.


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[Assistant] They're not going to tolerate. We pacified them up to a point, but we got to give them something.


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[Assistant] Or all hell is going to break loose. And I think, uh, it's just breaking. Let me tell you something. That rope is getting ready to snap. But yes, indeed. All right. Shout out to Brian and the rest of the fan. Appreciate y'all being in here. Who that dude?


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[Assistant] Uh, Molly Maul, my brother Molly Maul in this thing. Elite's in this thing. Good to see y'all, man. Brother Tree, as always, much love. Alright, and as Mocha says, there's no one in the draft.


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[Assistant] I don't think this is something that's real. I think this article is based on Jason Lockenfora saying that he's getting inside information that's saying that the Saints are pushing to trade.


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[Assistant] Shouldn't be a situation where he should be looking to get traded.


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[Assistant] But, you know, there's a little something more with Lattermore than there is. I don't think anything's happened with Demario Davis.


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[Assistant] All right. What's up, Colorado? Shout out to you. Good to see you. Molly Mall says, why can't Loomis pick up the cans instead of kicking it? Because he don't know nothing else to do. That's all he ever did.


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[Assistant] And it worked, it got him this far, so why stop doing it? If it ain't broke, don't fix it, right?


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[Assistant] But they never do it, man. It works for them to keep kicking that can. You know, so it's, it been, they've been pacifying to who that's for the last three years.


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[Assistant] A lot of who that still are putting up with the Saints losing for three straight years where they continue to.


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[Assistant] You know, get even more stricter with the saints in terms of their money and economics with the saints to show them because it's different if you trying to, if you're listening.


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[Assistant] And you, you're doing this, but the way they're acting is now we, we don't need to, we don't need to do that with you. You know, you, you, we're going to have to stall you out on that one until you, until you respect, like old saying used to say, they ain't respecting your mind. You know, we got to stall you out till you respect my mind. You know, that's, that's, that's how that works. All right. What's up, KK? All right. Yeah, this is.


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[Assistant] All right. Oh gee, what's happening? Fine. Appreciate you. Nah, but like I said, man, this is something that's, uh, I believe that is capped late. Lock and Forrest said this and Sigler put out his receipts on them. And I think it's a bunch of bunk to be honest with you, but the Lattimore thing, there's something else to that. Hopefully isn't, they don't trade them, but you know, I've been hearing stuff about that.


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[Assistant] All right. So let's move on, man. Y'all got any questions on that? Throw it in the chat. Let's move on to the next item of news. I'm not going to try to hold you guys long today. Saints awarded three compensatory picks in the fifth round of the 2024 drafts picks 167, 169, and 174.


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[Assistant] The Saints were awarded these three fifth round compensatory picks in 2020 for the NFL draft. The league announced Friday.


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[Assistant] And the Saints were one of 14 teams to achieve the, uh, uh, receive the additional picks. 32 extra selections were awarded and picks are awarded when clubs suffer a net loss of compensatory free agents during the prior free agency signing period.


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[Assistant] Now the Saints currently holds the 14th pick.


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[Assistant] So that's the picks right there. So the saints got a first, a second, no third, no fourth, and four fives.


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[Assistant] So you best believe the Sinks probably gonna do a little something packaged, a couple a little, package some picks and maybe move up in the fourth round or something like that to see if they can move around and get some help there. But basically these are the picks the Sinks have to work with in the upcoming draft. So yeah, there we go.


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[Assistant] Saints get the compensatory picks. We're getting closer, man. We're getting close to that draft. Alright, moving on to the next article. The Saints use the exclusive rights free agent tag for Rashid Shahid. Nah, he was tagged by the Saints earlier this week under the exclusive rights free agent tinder.


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[Assistant] So Rashid Shahid officially will be in the Saints uniform for 24. He was tendered by the Saints earlier this week. A source says that the tag was a one year deal for 985 grand. One year deal. Shout out to the Saints News Network.


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[Assistant] Then they'll have to take it or leave it and that's an option, you know, take it or leave it. There's no negotiation with.


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[Assistant] Other teams, unless the original team does not make a tendered offer prior to the deadline. So remember, Jawan Johnson was a restricted rights free agent in 21, and then he was set to become restricted free agent following the 22 campaign. Rather than tender him, the Saints actually signed him to a two year contract worth 12 million. Similar pad could be for Rashid Shahid.


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[Assistant] And he can get a bigger, uh, bump of money cause he's, he's gonna be something special for the Saints offense well into the future. Now last season he was voted into the Pro Bowl, was a first team All-Pro for his return duty. So however he put up strong receiver numbers, he finished with 719 yards off of 46 catches with five touchdowns.


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[Assistant] It was a bigger, it could be viewed as a bigger part of the Saints offense with Clint Kubiak coming here. So he's a speed component.


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[Assistant] Plays all over the field, has top notch speed, can take the top off the defense when the quarterback has the sense to throw it out there. So I mean, this is pretty good.


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[Assistant] Uh, news is keeping around a guy like, uh, Rashid Shahid. So big ups to the Saints for being sensible on that. And speaking of another wide receiver, the Saints will not tender wide receiver Len Bowden.


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[Assistant] That brother Ross kind of rolled on as the receiver room is going to look a lot different for the saints and 24, at least presumably so veteran long time receiver, Michael Thomas and the team ahead. It's what, what has been a tumultuous split and several other wide outs. It's also headed to free agency, but Jeremiah, Jeremy Fowler.


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[Assistant] The same said that the Saints will not pick up the restricted free agent tender from Lynn Bowden who joined the team.


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[Assistant] In the off season. So although the Saints did not pick up any valuable tenders on Bowles' deal, the door could still be open for them to return. This is true. The Saints, like many teams around NFL right now.


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[Assistant] Could be interested in a return for the veteran Wadaw, but not at the prices of the contract tent.


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[Assistant] So Bowden did join the Saints on a vet minimum last year, served the different roles. You know, the return game and that's something that he did well. He also.


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[Assistant] From a contract standpoint, that much money. So they opted to do opposite. So the same school are, well, you know, the same.


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[Assistant] They list Baldwin as an exclusive rights free agent as opposed to restrict it and the difference between the two.


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[Assistant] Being on a team's roster, active or inactive for six or more games in a single season, players on injury reserve and physically unable to perform this also get the same credit. So the Saints are not picking up.


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[Assistant] The two pricey tenders, there's still a path for the big easy to get bout and back at a cheaper deal. Just three receivers are currently on the roster, which is Chris Olavi, Rashid Shahid and second year pass catcher, AT Perry. So new system.


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[Assistant] Could bring a lot of positive things for the black and gold. So Lin Bowden could return on a cheaper deal if that is also in the cards. So anyway, and also just to let you know, just to kind of go


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[Assistant] Uh, Dio, like we talked about Jason Lock and Forrest, and the Saints are pushing to find a tree part of Philademo and Demario Davis.


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[Assistant] Uh, according to NFL Networks, Palacero, we talked about the Matthew Tyron Matthews particulars for his deal was a two-year extension, $13.75 million, with three avoided years.


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[Assistant] On the back, so you got Phantom years tacked on the back of his contract is what your nine playable years through 26 to 28 or 20, 2026 to 20, 2028 to lower his cap hit of over 12 million to just about five and a half million dollars. So the same still playing kick the can games.


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[Assistant] With these contracts, Palisero adds, Matthew will receive a $5 million signing bonus.


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[Assistant] In 25, his deal goes 1 million guaranteed with a roster bonus of 16.25 mil. So those are the particulars on Tyron Matthews' contract. And of course, he also said the Saints are scheduled to host Northern Iowa defensive tackle Christian Boyd for a pre-draft visit. Big ol' interior defensive lineman there.


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[Assistant] We'll be interested to see how that also plays out and now to move on to


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[Assistant] The over the cap numbers, as you can see currently the saints.


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[Assistant] Where they are positioned that they will did all the way down to 10.9 million, just over 10.9 million.


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[Assistant] In the red, so they are within a stone's throw.


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[Assistant] To get into the black and then continue to move forward into the black and get as much money as they could to sign potential free agents also to sign the draft picks and have a money cushion going into the year. So all the way from one of the highest to 10.9 million in the red over in the red right now. So.


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[Assistant] Alright, so that's some of the news notes right there for the family members to chime in on, man. And as you can see, some things we, we, listen.


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[Assistant] A lot of people just don't like the current direction of the Saints. The DiMario, uh, Davis News, I think that's, I'm not trying to disparage what Jason Lock and Forrest are saying, but I've heard


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[Assistant] Anybody said anything and if information like that is coming.


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[Assistant] I'm pretty sure some of our more trusted saints insiders would have had that information.


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[Assistant] They would have had put that on Front Street before anything, if that was actually the case. That would have been on Front Street with our most trusted insiders.


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[Assistant] But a guy like Lachlan IV who doesn't really cover the saints like that and he gets this incredible story about the saints are actively pushing the trade to Mario Davis and Marshawn Lattimore. You gotta take that with a grain, with a bucket of salt, let me tell you something. Not with a grain, a damn bucket. Alright, so anyway.


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[Assistant] All right, let me kind of charm it with some of the family members in the chat before we get ready. If y'all get out, I got about another 34 minutes or something to kind of get at y'all. Y'all do me a service and hit the like button.


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[Assistant] Hit the subscribe button and feel free to share the stream. Uh, y'all got any questions, throw it in the chat for me, man. Much love to the fam. Aight, uh, salute soul fingers. How you doing fam? Appreciate you for being here. Much love. Appreciate you. All right. Yeah. It's, uh, brother Duke. What's happening, bro? Good to see you in the chat. Debbie. Much love. Appreciate Debbie. All right. Yeah. Black majors.


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[Assistant] Ah, yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. Molly Maul says, Q, you know the Sings not keeping all those 5th round picks. Oh no, they gon', they gon' package those picks, man, and, and try to jump up in the draft, no doubt about it, man. Absolutely, I agree.


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[Assistant] Black preacher man, how you doing, sir? Salute, Big Hugh. What's your honest opinion on what Loomis is doing threatening all the Black Star players? Ryan Ramkey.


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[Assistant] Uh, thought, well, I mean, not too many people. I mean, I've been talking about Ryan Ramchek's play for some time now. Y'all know that. For more than a couple years now, I've been spotlighting Ramchek and the fact that


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[Assistant] A, he's making way too much money to be playing as poorly as he is.


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[Assistant] Be that he's playing out of position that he's making that kind of money, which he should be a left tackle. And, you know, just overall see taking money back because of his play. I mean, that's the only fair. I mean, he got the big contract because of what he did in the initial four years, but since he's gotten paid and no fault to his own, he got hurt.


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[Assistant] And it's just not worth it. Like, we even covered this on the previous stream.


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[Assistant] About the reason why RAM check is a right tackle and not a left tackle is because


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[Assistant] They know that if they move them on the left side, he more than likely going to get exposed because the knee issue was a lot worse than what we anticipated.


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[Assistant] We thinking like Ram just is a big guy that he's just dealing with knee issues. No, now we know.


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[Assistant] Because they were kind of suppressing that data that his injury is a lot worse than we anticipate. Now he did get the minor surgery and they said that he's supposed to be ready for training camp.


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[Assistant] But we know enough of it now to know that minor surgery is not gonna cut it. He's still gonna have major issues with that knee. To me, this is, this doesn't make any sense. Ryan Ramchak should go and get the surgery and sit out for a year or whatever it takes for him to get healthy. I know that won't


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[Assistant] When him no points plan on the field, but if he continues to play and it won't be easy because the type of offense that the Saints are trying to put in.


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[Assistant] That uh, that Clint Kubiak's bringing require these guys to move a lot.


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[Assistant] I'm not, you know what I'm saying? They have to pull left, pull right. There's a lot of motion and movement that's, that's going to be going on in this new offense. And do you really think Ramchek's, uh, you know,


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[Assistant] Your knee could hold up to that. It didn't hold up to the stuff that he was doing last year.


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[Assistant] You know, so I don't think this is a smart solution for Ramchek to do this. And if he's already a multimillionaire and unless he having severe money issues, it makes no sense for you to risk your health. And that means walking straight playing football when you already got the money.


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[Assistant] Sit out, go take care of yourself, get the surgery, come back, and I'm pretty sure they'll wait for you. They will. You know, so that's my take on the ram check thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think they definitely need to, and they won't, his contract is, they're going to definitely get the ramp check sooner or later. So it's Taysom Hill. Cause these are guys that are older players. Uh, Taysom's more productive, but you know, at the end of the day, I just,


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[Assistant] We often talked about the Ryan Ramchick thing. Made no sense for them to put Trevor Penning there. I told them that. I kept saying that was stupid. They went and done it. Ramchick busted up.


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[Assistant] Uh, pinning is, is an after angle seed, an afterthought, but he's buried on a deb chart.


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[Assistant] You know, his confidence was low. He has to fight back. We got a new staff coming in. Maybe they can refine his game. We got a new offensive line coach.


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[Assistant] Maybe John Benton can get him back to what he is, get his confidence built up. But do they still keep him?


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[Assistant] A ram on the right side. Do they do, you know, do they, there's a lot of stuff that needs to happen here because the Saints have three spots on the offensive line that needs some attention. I don't, I really am shaky on ram checks and minor surgery when he needed major surgery because it's not going to,


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[Assistant] You know, you would pray that it does, but it's still an issue with the knee. It's going to be an issue.


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[Assistant] Cause when you big guys start getting those knee issues, man, that don't go away. So you're going to have to start looking at having somebody there anyway. And based on how much money the same salvage after they finished restructuring contracts.


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[Assistant] Do they really want to go to free agency to replace the blindside tackle?


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[Assistant] Or do they want to draft the guy there? So that's questions that the Sinks have to answer, but yeah, this is, uh,


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[Assistant] This year indeed, uh, and I know this might make my boy low and the coaching staff over there.


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[Assistant] Uh, happy, but in my vantage point from what I'm seeing early on.


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[Assistant] You know, it could, Atlantis positioning themselves as a serious contender.


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[Assistant] In the NFC South, they have the talent there. They just needed.


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[Assistant] Find a quarterback and look like they zero in on Chicago's Justin Fields, who's from that area. He's from, you know, from I think Kennesaw. You're not too far from Atlanta, so that would be an interesting dynamic for them to bring them there.


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[Assistant] And they have the running backs. They have a fantastic skill set and they still have pieces and money in the draft where they can go and kind of help build up there.


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[Assistant] So they looking like a strong, depending on what they do at the quarterback session. I love the Raheem Morris signing as a head coach. Love that. He brung the Rams offense there.


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[Assistant] Give them some kick, and Raheem Morris is an excellent defensive guy, so.


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[Assistant] That's a good mix of what they got going on. And of course, Carolina got a really good coach in Canales. Look what he did with Baker Mayfield. He was able to take him and terraform him into a quarterback again. I can only imagine what he'll do for Bryce Young because I still believe Bryce Young has the potential to be something fantastic. And when they put the line around them, they give them a sense of identity and you just needed a coach to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's up for grabs. Last year it was up for grabs. And really the Saints now.


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[Assistant] As veteran as they are, have a new offensive system coming in. We don't know how that's going to look. And it's a, it's a, it's a sea change because we haven't seen a different offense in some time.


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[Assistant] It's been a long time. We talking what? 19, 20 years since we had an offensive change. That's usually, you know what I'm saying? Some teams they go to every three or four years, they're changing offense to this, that. We didn't have that. We didn't have that for years. We had coach Peyton system.


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[Assistant] That wide open Sean Payton West Coast style of offense. Now we have the Gary Kubiak.


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[Assistant] Shanahan style offense or whatever this Clint Kubiak is going to bring in here.


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[Assistant] To try to run with all of the movement is fun to watch, but we'll see if the Saints can, uh, kind of manipulate that thing, get it right.


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[Assistant] Alright, so shout out to you. Appreciate you, bro. Alright, Clarence says they're not getting, he says they're not getting trade. Why people keep saying that. Indeed. Well, Marshawn Lattimore.


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[Assistant] It's a guy where we'll see what's going on cause it's smoke. There's something going on with the Marshawn Lattimore thing, man. There's something going on that word on the street, something going on that they could, like I said, it doesn't make any sense that the Mario Davis thing that locking for is putting out there is, is, is bull. I don't believe that.


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[Assistant] There is something behind the Latimore thing. So we'll, they should keep both of these guys and continue to build around these guys. So it's common sense clearance on that, you know.


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[Assistant] But a lot, a lot of this is just, is cap as well. So, you know, we got to cover some of it anyway.


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[Assistant] Alright, shout out to inevitable and the rest of the fams. Kai says, uh,


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[Assistant] I know it's not likely, but we have taken from Sanks to trade for Bolsa. Yeah, I don't think that's going to happen, bro. We're not going to get Bolsa, man. We kind of locked in with who we got, but it would be cool though.


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[Assistant] Francis Q, do you think we have a chance to draft the quarterback for Washington? Michael Pennix Jr., you're speaking of. I mean, the Saints have what? First round pick won't happen. They do have a.


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[Assistant] Do they have, they got a second round. I want to say do they have, yeaah, they got a second round pick.


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[Assistant] Yeah, 45 picked a guy from demo, no, no third, no fourth, which is where they anticipate Pinnix going somewhere late in the second to early in the fourth round. That's what's like at least two of the big wigs that, uh, that do the thinking for some of this stuff are talking about that Pinnix is in that realm between, uh, the late second round into the top of the fourth, you know, so


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[Assistant] I do like Michael Penex Jr. Now he has a long injury history in college, but you can't deny his talent. I mean, for a guy that has a history like that, he's a fighter. He came back, got himself right.


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[Assistant] And, you know, and, and have the business. I'll play, I'll play, uh, play Bo Nicks, uh, did a lot of positive stuff for Washington. And I like them a lot. But like I said, uh, they have Carr, they have Hayner.


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[Assistant] But doing a new offensive staff says, yeaah, Hayner's alright, but you know, I want my own guy, you know.


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[Assistant] Like I said, the way the Saints operate, I don't know if they'll go after Pinnix. I mean, he would probably have to be a guy that's, I gotta be sitting there and I don't know, you know, how much stroke does the new offensive coordinator has.


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[Assistant] I know he got some power on that side, but if they say, listen, we want this guy, would they give it to him? And if the guy happens to be a quarterback.


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[Assistant] That'll be wonderful. Michael Pennix Jr. or Jordan Travis from, uh, Florida State who they said should be ready.


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[Assistant] Uh, for April, I watched some information on him, say he should be ready in April.


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[Assistant] So that'll be super cool to see him, the Florida State quarterback, get there. He's another guy.


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[Assistant] That people need to keep their eye on because if he was healthy, that guy would be one of the top five quarterbacks that you're talking about in this draft. So if you, he will be ready.


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[Assistant] I think that's eventually coming down the line, bro. I think that's how eventually when they start touching them or doing their contracts, working with their contracts, I think that ultimately provide a


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[Assistant] Appreciate it, man. Alright, Gundam, what's happening, sis? Who got traded? Nobody got traded, my friend. Did we trade? No, no, no, no.


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[Assistant] Jaden, no, you're not bro, listen. No, you're not gonna get Jaden Damns, bro.


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[Assistant] I don't think, you know, and the Patriots traded Mac Jones this morning, so you know, you're not going to get Jaden Daniels. They ain't making it a point.


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[Assistant] They, uh, Mayo, Coach Mayo up there is going for Jaden Daniels.


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[Assistant] Don't believe the hype on this Mei character from North Carolina.


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[Assistant] You know, Williams is going to shot town. New England wants Jayden Daniels. They traded Mac Jones to the Jaguars today. He's out of there. They're looking at.


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[Assistant] Jaden Daniel, so even if the Sinks had the ability to move, I don't see even move up there, I don't think they'd get that high. They would have to sacrifice a lot to get up that high.


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[Assistant] So I would have to say no to Jayden Dance. The good thing is when we finally, if they draft them, we will only get to see them like one time every three to four years. So that's a positive as opposed to a little telling me, yeah, man, we, we want Jayden Dance. Oh no, oh no, you don't. Oh no, you're not. You're not even, oh no, you don't. You know?


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, never say they want, and I heard a report that they favor and they're leaning more to feels than cousins, but either one of those guys would be good for them though, to be honest with you, but, uh,


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[Assistant] Over what they had last year and what they've been dealing with over the last couple of years.


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[Assistant] Yes. Alright, Black Major says, I really hope Carr catches on to the new system quickly. You and I both. Gundam says nobody's addressing it, but Dennis Allen better.


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[Assistant] Backfield, linebacker, linebacker, we need speedy, nasty, aggressive linebackers indeed.


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[Assistant] I am in agreeance with you, inevitable says me too, an old man coming off an Achilles injury that we've played plenty of times.


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[Assistant] Alright, thank you, Molly says, we do need fast linebackers because Dennis Allen cannot stop the mobile QBs. Thank you. Derek, brother, Derek, how you doing? Says, trade loud or more because he's tired of losing and questioning DA's leadership. So get rid of them, he says, and then H-wide, uh,


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[Assistant] The, uh, I don't think any one of the guys should be traded, but there is information or feelings on a word on the street about Lattimore law, losing faith in Dennis Allen and the direction of the Saints. We knew that during the season when there was obvious a split, they were trying to deny it.


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[Assistant] Uh, things like the under the bus throwing this team under the bus at the end of the year that didn't sit well with players on the team and it should.


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[Assistant] That's, that's questionable and off code behavior that never was correct. But if the player would have did it, like if they, they questioned and went off on like a lot of people.


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[Assistant] Throw a lot of disparaging comments on Michael Thomas. When Michael Thomas has a history of doing this, he always tweets.


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[Assistant] You don't go to the guy and punch him in his face. He just gets on there and he starts tweeting up a storm. You know, he did it.


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[Assistant] Several times throughout his career, he's very consistent with that. So that doesn't surprise me that a Michael Thomas would be on social media expressing this self is harmless.


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[Assistant] If, if, uh, but they would disparage or send out disparaging comments about Michael Thomas, but when Dennis Allen throws his team under the bus, they make excuses for Dennis Allen doing it. Those who fall to one side more than the other. But the player does it.


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[Assistant] Oh, well, the world be damned if the player do it, but that's what I'm saying. It's a double standard, but we can't play the double standard game. We're not doing that. We're going to put everybody on the same damn line and we're going to make them follow by the same rules. That's the way you win.


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[Assistant] It cannot be off-code behavior from players or coaches or owners. They all must be held to the same standard. So I mean, this is...


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[Assistant] In the senior bowl and preseason. Indeed, it's a lot on Jake Hayner. Like when you draft the quarterback, a lot of times teams don't want to keep drafting quarterbacks, you know what I'm saying? Unless they lost faith in the quarterback or perhaps somebody coming in. If there's some changing going on in the offensive system and the


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[Assistant] The person who was responsible for the thought process that brung in Haner is gone. And that's the case. The new guy coming in might not see Haner the same.


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[Assistant] They might want to bring their own people in because remember it has to be your choice. Like if you a guy, I'm going to bring in my own guy that I'm comfortable with. So if it fails, it let it fail at my own hand and not because I was trying to fix somebody else's error or do something with somebody else's people. You get what I'm saying? That's the thing about changing offensive people. That's what happened. This kind of stuff happens and it happens all the time.


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[Assistant] So anyway, with that being said, let's keep it moving, man. To this. And that's some of the things that we talked about as well, so.


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[Assistant] Inevitable saying going, Atlanta going Raheem Alvarez over Belichick is such a felicitous thing to do.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't counter-poo-poo that thing, man. I know Belichick is who he is, but that wasn't a bad pick up for them. Molly Mall says, Q, we need four more hours.


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[Assistant] I don't think I can do, get it, get it in full with that today, bro. Rock says, if Atlanta gets cousins, we're in trouble.


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[Assistant] That we haven't used correctly in three years, the contract on that. And you are saying some, some stuff here. Cause a lot of people say trade Elvin Kamara.


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[Assistant] What is he talking about? But then you have to look at the contract. You gotta look at the contract and see exactly what's going on as Elvin Kamara.


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[Assistant] Who's 29 currently. I got it on the screen cause that's, and then you look at the contract coming into 2024, 25, 26.


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[Assistant] When then 26 through 28 are avoided years on this field. But you look at the playable years, which is two years remaining this year and next year.


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[Assistant] It's currently at 10.2 according to sport track, but the pro rated of seven mil regular at one point.


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[Assistant] With a $22.4 million base salary. And of course the sinks are not going to keep it at that rate. They're going to ultimately change it.


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[Assistant] But like I said, man, it's things that the saints play.


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[Assistant] Really weird games with the cap to the point where we thinking like, uhm, you know, in a couple of years from now, Elvin will be in his thirties.


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[Assistant] So that'll be interesting to see how they indeed deal with that. We'll see. Duke says either of those QBs would be great addition to the saints. Okay. Yeah. Thank you, bro. Shout out to you.


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[Assistant] All right, but yeah, this is crazy. All right, Gundam says saints are dinosaurs when it comes to the vision of the prototypical, typical QBs of the future. Why big QR that we always behind in preparations for the future because we have a dinosaur that's running things. We have a, a guy listening. I don't want to.


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[Assistant] You know, sent out disparaging comments about Mickey Lomas, but listen, you know, I'm just sick and tired.


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[Assistant] Of his non-leadership and he calls these things that they're doing is some type of vision for it and it's not. Waiting on Drew Brees, who was 39, almost 40 at the time to sign the contract extension.


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[Assistant] It's totally stupid. That was dumb, that was awful, that was terrible, that was dumb.


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[Assistant] For him to sit down and wait for a 39 year old man who now, we knew Drew Brees at 39 did not have it.


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[Assistant] If he were to cut bait off of him at the time, Tom Brady was another older quarterback, but he, he had a lot more going for himself than Drew did. So ultimately.


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[Assistant] Make them a goddamn statue a couple of years down the line and just move the hell on. That's not what we did. We did, we-


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[Assistant] We waited for Drew Brees to decide on what he was going to do and then it was just stupid, man. That's not a plan. And I often keep saying this about Mickey Loomis.


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[Assistant] It's that Mickey Lumis is not a general manager. I keep telling you people that I keep telling the people out there, not to, not to my who, that nation and the great same thing tank family, but I keep saying the damn thing over and over again.


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[Assistant] About this guy is that Mickey Lumis is not a general manager. He's a VP. He's not a general manager. He doesn't do the only reason why, like how you explain the success that he had because Sean Payton was telling them what to do.


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[Assistant] Sean Payton was directing all of that stuff, just like he was directing the goddamn offense. That's why Pete Carmichael get up there and can't do nothing.


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[Assistant] Stand there and his offense is, is ball-less. It's, it's, it's detached. It's garbage. He can't hold anybody to any stand. He didn't have any discipline. He didn't have any attention to detail.


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[Assistant] He didn't hold anybody accountable. Sean Payton's attitude is similar to a giant group. And those guys.


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[Assistant] Or, uh, they have an alpha mentality. You're not going to tell them anything. If they the head coach, just my team, I'm going to run it how I want to run it. You know, and they know what to do in many regards. They're not perfect.


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[Assistant] But in the end, they're going to make sure you do what you're supposed to do or you're not going to have that goddamn job. I'll tell you that much.


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[Assistant] And, and that's what it came down to. That's not Pete Carmichael. Carmichael was milk toast.


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[Assistant] And it just didn't work. Making Lumas was the one that he, I'll give Mickey credit for going to get the contracts and getting the players that Sean Payton needed to succeed.


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[Assistant] But when you pull coach Peyton out of this whole stuff, you've seen this past season and the year before that, how it looked and it didn't look good.


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[Assistant] It didn't look good cause that type of energy is what you need to drive the offense. You gotta get like, even Cam said it years ago that.


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[Assistant] They walked around on pins and needles when coach Peyton was there because coach Peyton ran a tight ship. He really did.


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[Assistant] And you was gonna do what you was supposed to do, or you was gonna, you was gonna be catching some hell for that. You know, so it is what it is, but in terms of Mickey Loomis, man, Mickey Loomis is, uh, he's not, he's more VP than general manager.


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[Assistant] And they're not, there's nobody checking him, checking for him to make sure he's doing his job correctly.


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[Assistant] I've said that Gail Benson should have an independent advisor.


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[Assistant] Who knows football that is not a part of the saints culture that is giving her.


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[Assistant] The real game about what's going on with the team. She don't need to be hooked lying and sinkered into these people because our husband, God rest his soul, said these are good guys.


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[Assistant] You're going to have to develop your own sense of identity. You're going to have to have an advisor that you trust that knows football and people to be there to do that sort of thing.


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[Assistant] And that's what I'm talking about. So yeah, it's, it's, it's the same plans for the future or dinosaur in nature.


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[Assistant] Because nobody, they don't even operate at the highest levels like an NFL team. You know how hard it is to win in the NFL and to keep a job. Dennis Allen couldn't do this with no other team. He'd have been fired after his second year.


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[Assistant] I'm just keeping her. He would have been out of here. There was nobody checking for Dennis Allen as a head coach anyway. He got into the little good old boy circle and Sean Payton said, Hey, that's your coach.


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[Assistant] And then they put on a mock ceremony to try to find the head coaches, sit down and talk to that man for eight hours, uh, Eric B enemy, let them leave.


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[Assistant] Eight hour meeting off from the, the, he thought he was interviewing for a head coaching job. They talking about, well, you know, well, you've got the offensive coordinator position open. Nah, man. I thought this was about head coach. Eight hours.


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[Assistant] And then they go back to Dennis Allen, who we knew that was going to do the whole time. And also.


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[Assistant] Like I said, the team operate with a vision and it's ignorant. You know, it's basically like a Kool-Aid coat.


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[Assistant] You know, it's like a Kool-Aid cult the Saints got running on at the top of the team. There was no diverse opinions about what's going on there. Like it should never be a narrative where.


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[Assistant] A guy like Marshall and Lattimore should go be going anywhere. And why is, why is that happening? That's not because of them. That's because of the leadership of the team. They picked a guy that's not a leader.


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[Assistant] And then he's trying to pretend like the guy is a leader and see when we see it is so clear. It pisses us off because.


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[Assistant] You get arrogant, start speaking down to the people like they don't know what they're going to see. No, they know that that guy's not a leader.


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[Assistant] That they ran a play that they wasn't supposed to run. That's against his own stupid back ass code that we supposed to handle all of this in-house. Why did he run up to the podium and tell them that and apologize to the folks?


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[Assistant] You're not gonna win people that way. And then after that, you know what your dumb mint, your dumb general manager do? He makes excuses for them and says, well, you're over-blinded. Over-blinded. No, that's off code, bruh. That's why you're losing.


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[Assistant] It takes all of them, the majority of the team to win, man, in the NFL. It's tough to win in the league, man. But he would never have survived anywhere else.


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[Assistant] And except in the culture of this type of culture that the saints are festering here, this backstabby garbage up and down bull culture that they got going on.


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[Assistant] With this guy running around here comparing them to Bill Belichick and Bill Walsh and all these people. It's totally ridiculous, man. It's a joke. He's not a real general manager. And for Dennis Lucia.


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[Assistant] We should be listening to this. You need to go in there. You need to evaluate that dude, make him do his job or give it to somebody else. Better yet, give it to somebody else.


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[Assistant] 20 years of him doing that is enough. Give it to a young general manager like Kai.


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[Assistant] He done paid his party and did what he was supposed to do. Thank you, but no thank you. Move the job on to a younger person. Don't let him sit up there and say, well, I could think I can do this for another 10 years. Oh, I'll go when I ready. No, that's no, no, no, no, no, no. That shouldn't even be something he's allowed to say.


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[Assistant] He should be, I ain't going to whenever I want to go. No, you going to go right now cause you ain't doing nothing. So I mean, in the end.


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[Assistant] It's just, it's a joke, man. And I continuously point this out to people. I'm like, this dude get fleeced by other people cause he's not a general manager. He's not. General managers do things. They do end season evaluations. They don't not do evaluations during the season because they too emotional. Who says that? What is the guy? What is the eight years old and then kindergarten? You don't have control of your emotions to do your job. This is this stuff that he said.


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[Assistant] I'm like what, that's why they losing in many regards. Cause he don't do nothing to the season over with. And that's not what a general manager does. He does work during the season, does evaluations every day, if not possible every week.


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[Assistant] Constantly watching the strengths of his team, seeing if we got disgruntled players that he could talk to to make happy.


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[Assistant] And they don't manage it in the off season, they manage it in the end season as well. So that's why I said this guy's out of touch.


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[Assistant] And he needs to be, he needs to just keep the VP job and give the general manager job to somebody else. You don't get your ass out the way. That's what I'm saying. Alright, so anyway.


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[Assistant] I've been saying that for a while, man. Y'all know I have. I've been yelling that and saying that this dude ain't no real general manager. And it's become abundantly clear now. It's abundantly, nobody would take that.


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[Assistant] Bro, you can't do that, man. You can't throw your team under the bus. You can't, you can't do that, man.


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[Assistant] Now I gotta go over here, you gonna have to go and apologize to that, to them for doing them that.


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[Assistant] You're gonna have to go apologize. That idiot doesn't apologize any other time except for when the Falcons apologize to all of the dumb losing that he did.


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[Assistant] All the terrible losing games. Never apologized, not one time, but he did apologize one time when it was for the Falcons and what the Saints did to him. That's amazing to me.


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[Assistant] Isn't that ironic? Never, all the horrible losses, but he never apologized. Not one time for those. But when it came down for him to make an apology, he issued it to the Falcons against his own team. That's how you, this dude is off code. It's amazing. All right. Anyway, let's keep it pushing, man. Big Sean, what's happening, brother? This is QBI.


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[Assistant] We'll be here one year and he'll, he said, be it. He'll do so well. He'll get the head coach job or we'll do so bad to everyone.


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[Assistant] So I don't see how he's going to get that job unless Dennis Allen steps down, bro.


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[Assistant] And they say, you know what, we're going to leapfrog and Mickey Lumas don't even think like that. If Kubiak wins, that means.


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[Assistant] I'm Italian. Yeah, I'm, I'm right. That's what will happen. So he'll run to the podium and talk about how he made the right choice.


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[Assistant] So I mean, if he, if he does, well, you won't get rid of Dennis Allen, man. You, that'll, that'll be validation for a guy like Mickey Loomis.


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[Assistant] Alright, family, does anyone notice dates for the 2024 draft? I think it's in late April, bro. Hold on, let me put it up on the screen right here. Draft dates, if nobody already, uh, uh, answered it. Uh, I think it's late.


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[Assistant] Oh, but it seems like it kinda moves around, you know what I'm saying, family? You know what I'm saying? It almost seems like the draft dates kinda move around on you. Oh, let's see.


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[Assistant] I wanna say it's for late April. That's usually when it ha- yeah, April the 25th. It starts April the 25th through April the 27th, bro. So I hope that uh, helped you out right there. Alright, so anyway. Alright.


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[Assistant] All right, let's keep it going. Scout says, uh, Kubiak should help our run game. Kendra Miller.


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[Assistant] About to take off as good, man. I want, you know, Jamal Williams needs to take off too, bro.


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[Assistant] Yeah, last year. Yeah. You got a good running back run period. You just need a guy with a, with a.


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[Assistant] I mean, you can accentuate it. We talk about guys like, uh, Crystal Lobby and, and, uh, Rashid Shaheed, Juwan Johnson, Taysom Hill, Ovin Kamara, Kendre Miller, Jamal Williams.


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[Assistant] So happy to have, they just, he'll have, he'll be able to add other people to the list as well, build up the offensive line and create a philosophy.


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[Assistant] They run them and, and you know, they're not a bare cupboard. They actually have a lot of series.


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[Assistant] And good players that can help take the Saints far, man. We just need the right mind to do it. Salute to the fam. Appreciate you, Travis. Shout out to you, brother.


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[Assistant] Good to see you in the chat. Brother Rose says, uh, Q, what do you think about Saints going after Justin Simmons? I like Simmons. Uh, I don't, uh, that'll be cool. I think, but he, he going to want to get paid though. Justin Simmons don't work cheaper. You know, I like Justin Simmons. I think it's going to cost you some money to go and get them, but you getting rid of Marcus May, uh, is it's because of, uh, because of, uh, uh, Jordan, uh, Howden, our rookie safety.


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[Assistant] I mean, he ain't a rookie anymore, but you know, our young safety Jordan Holden, that's what made Marcus may expendable. Thanks to look down and say, man, this guy always hurts.


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[Assistant] Jordan Howard stepped up, he played and I think they won't see more of him. Now do we?


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[Assistant] You got Jordan Howden on the cheap rookie deal and I don't, I don't see them going for a.


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[Assistant] Top notch, like a big money, uh, safety, you know, coming up, seeing more after like keeping holding there next to Tyron after you and probably drafting somebody.


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[Assistant] Like, uh, you know, in the draft to add to what they got going on and then bring like cheap veterans like they had with Lonnie Johnson Jr. and.


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[Assistant] Jonathan Abrams. That's what I, that's what kind of stuff I see him doing. I mean, it'll be cool, but I don't, I don't, I don't, I know if that'll be the philosophy they go with. I said, who's the best pass versus the sanctioned target in the draft?


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[Assistant] Well, if they do bro, it's probably going to be somebody late with some duality.


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[Assistant] Because the saints and spent a lot of resources on getting.


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[Assistant] Uh, past rushers and he signed two defensive linemen last year. I've said this before. The Saints.


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[Assistant] Just didn't draft like a fourth and fifth round defensive end. They got guys that have to play. They got guys like Peyton Turner was a first round pick.


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[Assistant] You got guys like Ozzy Foskey who's a second round pick. So they have high picks that have to play this year.


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[Assistant] And have to show what they can do. They just gave Carl Granderson a fat check. They kind of reworked Cam's deal where he's guaranteed.


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[Assistant] So Cam's not going anywhere for the next couple of years. You got Carl on his other side and then you have two.


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[Assistant] One first round draft pick defense event and a second round draft pick defense event that got to play. So.


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[Assistant] You know, and people was asking me about the Florida state guy or Turner.


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[Assistant] You know, I was like, I like these guys, but if I don't see the Saints taking these guys because.


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[Assistant] Where would they put them at? Where would they play? Where would they play them at? With all of the stuff I just said there and the saints are looking at it like that. They're not looking at it like you.


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[Assistant] And me saying get as many past rushes as you can, you know, you got injuries.


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[Assistant] Man, they not looking at it like that. They do, they put a lot of money toward the interior line.


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[Assistant] They, and of course, don't forget they drafted Brian Bressi as an interior defensive lineman.


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[Assistant] So whatever linemen or defensive linemen that they're going to end up getting it more than likely is going to be guys in a reserve capacity, somebody working on the interior.


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[Assistant] I really do think they still need to get a nose tackle to help out too.


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[Assistant] Like a, a nose tackling, not some tweener guy, you know what I'm saying? But, uh.


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[Assistant] We'll see bro, we'll see, but there's quite a few people that I like. I just don't see the Saints adding those guys. Like I said, it's a lot of, uh, they got a lot of draft capital in the defensive line. They just look at things like that.


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[Assistant] Gundham says the way we cover for Alan is atrocious. Mickey Loma's gotten to comfortable plantation, taskmaster mentality, zero accountability. I've said that. I've used the terminology. I've used the, the, uh, comparison of the saints.


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[Assistant] Ran like an old mafia family. An old crooked mafia family. That's what I, that's what I, cause ain't nobody checkin'. There's no checkin'. Only thing they checkin' is the bank account.


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[Assistant] Let's see how much money they make. Nobody's checked the top three guys, the top three people, Gail Dennis and Mickey.


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[Assistant] Nobody's checking. Dennis is not checking Mickey Loomis, making sure he's doing his job. He's not doing that. He's not doing that. He's not doing that.


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[Assistant] Cause I could tell how Mickey Lumis is moving that Dennis Lucia is giving him too much room to operate. That he is free to do whatever he wants to do. That's not how it's supposed to be. It's not like he's a, you know, general manager, newsome.


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[Assistant] He was 10 times, 100 times the general manager that Mickey Loomis could ever hope to be. But he didn't even operate that way. It's, it's too.


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[Assistant] There is no accountability above the top three people in that organization.


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[Assistant] Gail needs an independent advisor. She needs somebody to go and check these guys out to keep them nervous.


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[Assistant] They too comfortable up there. And I kept saying that and he started saying it. Oh, well, listen, we got to make stuff uncomfortable.


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[Assistant] Uncomfortable, you suppose, I'm talking about you. You're the uncomfortable one.


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[Assistant] Because if you had that mentality of not being comfortable, then that would float throughout the organization. Dennis Allen wouldn't feel so comfortable.


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[Assistant] A lot of the players on the team wouldn't feel so comfortable. So how are you going to make them uncomfortable when you the one that's starting it?


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[Assistant] Your non-accountability is with breeding the comfort, the comfortability factor inside of that building. So, you know, like I said.


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[Assistant] It's, it's, it's nobody checking for each other. Them top three people at that organization is, the only thing they checking is the bank account.


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[Assistant] That's all they checking. There is, it's too much ease. It's too much ease. It's not enough, uh, fire going on with those top three people. That needs to be shaken up.


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[Assistant] So, will it happen? Uh, we'll see. To keep losing it, we'll see.


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[Assistant] Alright, yeaah, I know, inevitable, you was talking, yeaah, Turner from Alabama or, uh,


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[Assistant] What's the kid from Florida say? I forgot his name. Curse.


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[Assistant] From Florida State. Those are two really good ones, man. I like a lot. I just don't see them.


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[Assistant] Looking at him. All right, Sean says, Q, I meant Kubiak will get the head coach. Oh, elsewhere. Yes, indeed. Yes, indeed. Yes, indeed, bro. Absolutely. That's if he's, if he fails, but then again, if, if, if, if he fails and I most certainly listen, I want the Saints to win. I just don't like the coach cause it's the wrong dude. I don't like backstabby, weasely, slick talking, uh,


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[Assistant] Low confident, non-leaders over your team. I don't like that. And that's what that guy is.


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[Assistant] I don't like that. Sooner or later, it's, it's he, that type of personality, you can't get the most out of the team cause they just don't have it. You gotta pick people with a certain.


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[Assistant] Style, uh, you know, not just style, but a group of character traits that know how to deal with people and know how to get the most out of people. And I'm not just talking about his defense. I'm talking about the whole team.


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[Assistant] You need an overseer. Dennis Allen's style is to hire somebody to run the offense and he stays over here and handles the defense. He's not over the offense. You've seen that during the season when the offense was failing and he was making excuses for him.


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[Assistant] He wasn't, he wasn't talking to cars saying, listen, bro, if you don't get this straight, I'm out to pull you, put Jamis in there. You think he was doing that? No.


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[Assistant] So his style is I'm going to run defense over here, call a place for the defense. You guys have the offense and he does that because.