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[Assistant] Why y'all not saying anything, but they had a lot to say when it was Colin Kaepernick. Okay. I hear you brother. I mean, uh.


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[Assistant] You might have said something else, brother. Let me see if I can pick up for what you say. Okay, here it is. Y'all not saying anything, but they not.


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[Assistant] A lot to say about Cal and Kaepernick. You saying Kaepernick? How they treated Kaepernick? How they threw Kaepernick out of the game?


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[Assistant] What are you referencing, brother? I'm not unclear. Clarify that in the chat.


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[Assistant] All right, uh, shout out to the fam, man. All right. The hemisphere says what really concerns me.


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[Assistant] About all this is Mrs. Benson being told something totally different just to get her on their side of things. It's definitely manipulation going on. We talked about that.


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[Assistant] They manipulating the hell out of her. Tom Benson entrusted these guys to run the team correctly. And all they did was enrich themselves and lock themselves positions up under her. And she believed Tom Benson.


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[Assistant] And believed in the guys that she chose. Now we know Gale don't know football like that, like a Tom Benson does, even though he was schooling her before he passed away. He was cheap, he gave her the game.


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[Assistant] The best way he can would bring it to all the league meetings. And it was a lot to soak in cause that wasn't her field of expertise, you know.


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[Assistant] So she entrusted Mickey, she entrusted Dennis and all these other dudes and all they did was made themselves a position.


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[Assistant] In there where they're arrogant and they made themselves extremely rich. That's not how it's supposed to be.


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[Assistant] Like, a general manager is supposed to feel the pressure. If it's not coming from the owner, it's coming from us. We doing the job. We doing the job we supposed to do because you're failing.


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[Assistant] Division and a weak schedule, nine and eight and still not a playoff trip. You still three years of being denied the playoffs.


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[Assistant] And all I hear are excuses. All I hear is brattling.


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[Assistant] By some dude that's over the hill, some general manager in quotations who gets fleeced by younger general managers, who's not a real general manager.


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[Assistant] When I started looking at that and I started telling y'all that, people was like, damn, Q going off on me. I can only tell you the truth. And now you see what it is when he did that end of the season press conference. Y'all seen everything I was saying as veritas, as truth. Like damn, Q was a hundred percent on that. Damn. Yeah. Because I know the mentality of Mickey Lumas.


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[Assistant] But like I'm saying, man, it's, yeah, all they did was create a place for them in a billion dollar organization.


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[Assistant] That's the worst thing in the world that they don't think they, that they so safe that they don't think that you could reach them and pull them down out of there.


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[Assistant] That's the worst thing in the world that, that happened with the New Orleans Saints organization. That you got a general manager up there that thinks he's untouchable, that he can say or do whatever he wants up there and not feel any kind of response from the, oh, he knows that the owner not coming from.


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[Assistant] So if she not coming for him, cause she not checking for him, who gotta do it but us? Who gotta do it but us? So we will do it.


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[Assistant] We gonna do it in all the ways to make you understand that your arrogance and your elitism and all the bullshit you say won't save your ass in the end. That's the bottom line. Alright, so anyway, shout out to the fam, man.


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[Assistant] Jay says, uh, does Miss Benson really care? She don't care once them tickets come down.


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[Assistant] He was saying in the press conferences, all these interviews that the reason for.


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[Assistant] Well, we understand that, you know, you can, you know, people need money at times. No, that's not what happened. Even said the stupidness in the press conference about it.


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[Assistant] He totally, he knows that the people are, are selling the tickets cause they displeased with his dumb movements, but he's such a liar and scumbucket that he refuses to tell the truth. And he will tell Gail Benson that people, they needed the money at the time. That's why they sold their tickets in the Detroit game.


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[Assistant] That's why the waiting lists are not, they're not waiting in the waiting lists anymore because you know, they need the money. It's tough out here, right?


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[Assistant] And no, no, no, that's not what's going on. People have, people still have some extra money where they delegate for Saints games and Pelicans games. They're not using their energy money. They power money, the utility money for Saints games, the gas money for no, no, no. They have a set aside.


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[Assistant] Group, you know, some money for that, for that event and that item. They got that money set aside for those season tickets, set aside for that merch, set aside for this, set aside for that. They're not using their utility money. They, they'd mortgage money, their car money, you know, whatever.


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[Assistant] Not using that money for Saints games, bro. What are you talking about?


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[Assistant] They're not doing that. They're withdrawing their money because they're not pleased with you and what you putting on this field of dumb shit you're talking about. And as long as see.


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[Assistant] That's he's, he thinks he's untouchable. He's lying to her and see there was nobody telling Gail, Hey man, this team is in trouble. The people are displeased.


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[Assistant] See, Gayle, even if she doesn't know football, Gayle should still be keeping her ear to the street. If Gayle don't know football, she should still know people.


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[Assistant] She should still know to listen to her advisors, but at the same time, she listens with the other ear toward the street.


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[Assistant] Let her be the one, let her listen to the people on the street. Cause you can listen, it's as simple as turning the TV on and putting me or somebody else that's talking like me on here. What is, what is this guy talking about? Is this true? And then do some research behind it.


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[Assistant] It's not hard to verify what I'm saying, I'm telling you the truth.


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[Assistant] I'm, I'm, I'm emptying out telling you and I'm not charging you the kind of money some advisor will tell you. You know what? Maybe you need to try to change this general manager around. His decisions over the last several years are very, uh, spotty at best.


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[Assistant] You might want to kind of look at kind of you. I know you like him. Yeah. I know you like him. Yeah. Cause he's such a nice man.


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[Assistant] He's such a, yeah, Mickey Lewis is such a nice man. Okay, Gale. Okay. You said that twice. That's fine. He's such a nice man. But what you need to do is give them the VP job, take the general manager job away from them and give it to a guy that's a lot younger who's doing that job right now, Kyle Harley.


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[Assistant] That at that creates a whole new pattern and rhythm with the team over the next 20 years. You know, that's what you need to do.


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[Assistant] You know, so it, that's the whole thing, man. So yeah, some, it's a lot of deception going on right here and you can see a loaded.


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[Assistant] Oh, a bloated, arrogant, elitist Mickey Loomis come out with all this rhetoric is ridiculous, man. He believes he's untouchable. He really does, man.


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[Assistant] Alright, Big Bull Hava says, y'all stop buying them Saints and Pelicans tickets until Gail get her mind right. That's the only thing that will actually work family to be honest with you. Economic boycotts work. They really work family.


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[Assistant] They work and they're very easy to do. All you have to do is do nothing. You can't make it no easier than that. Don't do nothing. It comes down, that's all.


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[Assistant] If you don't approve of what they're doing, you don't approve of the John Gruden stuff, you don't approve of.


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[Assistant] Uh, Mickey Lumas looking like he loaded on something during the press conference. If you don't approve of Dennis Allen backstabbing his team.


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[Assistant] If you don't approve of any of that, don't do nothing. You can watch the games. Just don't go there. Don't buy any merch.


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[Assistant] Go somewhere else and buy Saints merch. Go to my merch store. Go to others' merch stores. Support them. The people that's keeping it real that's telling the truth. Go support them.


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[Assistant] But don't give your money to them because you're putting good money after bad. Sometimes we have to do that. Let's get them straight. We did that early on. That's how we changed them from 20 years of losing to making them, to changing them to get their mind right. People started not only taking their money back.


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[Assistant] Because they started with putting bags on their heads and the family members created the ain'ts terms.


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[Assistant] And put bags on it here. That wasn't something some rival team gave us. The people created that.


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[Assistant] Then after that, the economic, then the economic boycotts came, whether the stadiums will be empty and all these games will be blacked out to the point where that's when ownership started taking the series.


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[Assistant] That's when it really got real when the saints money went way down and that's when they really got pissed and they start, man, we got to do something about this because right now they believe in they don't, they're not progressive enough to be like, uh,


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[Assistant] A Green Bay Packer organization or a San Francisco 49 organization. I mean, organization as competitive year after year after year, they're drafting, signing people and competing. They're in a conversation every year for an opportunity to play for a championship. Where are the Saints at?


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[Assistant] I mean, they're doing stupid stuff. They hire a bum ass coach and then make a thousand excuses for why he should stay. Compare him to people that's in the hall of fame now when they, that's not even in their peer group. That was so stupid. So I mean, in the end.


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[Assistant] Uh, you think about Tampa Bay in the plus. I think Tampa Bay did a good job. They took advantage of what the Saints didn't do.


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[Assistant] They got Baker Mayfield one year for $4 million and Baker Mayfield took the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and he turned them into something good. His stats are better than Derek Carr's stats. He got the team farther than Derek Carr.


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[Assistant] The saints were, in my opinion, a more talented team than Tampa Bay, but Tampa Bay was a better team than the saints team. They had better leadership than the saints had.


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[Assistant] And they were able to get to the next level. They won a playoff game.


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[Assistant] You know, I think they did a really wonderful job, Shantel, uh, Shantel, to, uh,


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[Assistant] To do that man, you know, it's what it is. Thank you for the question.


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[Assistant] All right, Young City says, uh, why can't we get LSU QB this year? Because they will have to move up to get them to Saints Pickering right at the middle of the draft, I think at 14.


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[Assistant] Jaden Daniels is gonna be long gone by that time, so the Saints will have to move up in the draft to go and get Jaden Daniels.


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[Assistant] And the Saints are not going to be motivated to go and get Jaden Daniels because Derek Carr is here. See, this is Mickey Lumis and Dennis Allen. They won't draft a first round draft pick quarterback because that puts pressure on Derek Carr.


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[Assistant] And he didn't, the Sinks don't want to put any more pressure on Derek Hart than what they have. They already protecting them. They coddle them already. They, they, they don't admit to all the mistakes that he do, but when he do something great, how about Derek Hart? But when he trying to pick six out there, we lose as a team. Enough of this craziness, this foolishness, this back assness.


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[Assistant] So yeah, it's, it's, it's, uh, they, I don't see them getting Jane Daniels, but I could see a rival getting Jane Daniels in the NFC South. I could see that happening. Our professor says Mickey Lumis is the explanation.


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[Assistant] With Dennis, with uh, Mickey Lomas, Mickey Lomas fully endorses Dennis Allen. Remember all of the stuff that was happening during the team. Like I said, when there is a, a.


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[Assistant] Agreed upon between that player and the coach, the next player up is, I mean, the next person up is the general manager. He supports, well, the assistant general manager, which is Kai, but really the general manager right there.


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[Assistant] If you look at a guy like Mickey Loomis, who's a good general manager will calm the room. He'll make sure he gets the coach who that, you know, he's the boss of the coach and you know, the player together and they'll make peace. You know, that's what a good general manager done. Like for instance, a good general manager would have made sure the Jamis Winston thing never happened, that Jamis had a place to vent to and go to. And he would have hammered or calmed out the situation between


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen and Jamis Winston a couple of years ago.


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[Assistant] When he, he came out to the press and accused him of lying to him.


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[Assistant] You know, so that would have never made it there. The frustrations in the offense with players like Chris Olavi.


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[Assistant] And Michael Thomas would have never gotten as far as it had if they had a place to vent to, if they had somewhere in the building.


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[Assistant] They go to the general manager and his door is open. He calls him in and he hashes it out and makes it all go away.


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[Assistant] That's what a general manager, a good general manager does. His door is closed. He's not talking to these players. Even Kat Terrell said that in the end of the season presser. Put one in the chat if y'all remember Kat Terrell saying,


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[Assistant] Your interaction, her words were, your interaction with players during the season is very limited.


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[Assistant] Uh, what did you say to them at the end? And while I was, you know, she asked him, what did he say to him or what kind of speech he had at the end of the season? He said, what I said was for the players.


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[Assistant] So you have limited interaction with the players during the season. I mean, they don't talk to him. He don't talk to them, which means his door is closed. You get me?


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[Assistant] It does make him look like a guy that's doing a lot of work. He ain't doing nothing.


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[Assistant] Ty Harley does most of that stuff. He just sits on his ass. He's not doing nothing.


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[Assistant] That's why I feel like he can do nothing for the next 10 years.


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[Assistant] See this and that shouldn't even be the case. I will, I'll cut the interview.


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[Assistant] Because that should not be the case. You are raising talented people.


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[Assistant] They shouldn't have to go to other places to express their abilities. There should be room for them in this organization. Mickey Lummis doesn't need two jobs.


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[Assistant] He doesn't need them and he's not doing a manager's job well anyway. He's not doing anything. He don't evaluate during the season. He said that because his emotions isn't too much into it.


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[Assistant] He said that, what kind of stupid idiots say something like that? They can't do their job because they're too emotional for the whole year. So I mean.


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[Assistant] I cut the interview off after that because Lucia should have got there and said, you know what, Dennis, listen, I mean, uh, Mickey, this is what we're going to do. You're going to remain as the VP, but we're going to bring somebody in to be the general manager. Okay.


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[Assistant] Whatever VP jobs you can keep doing at the general manager jobs, we're going to bring Kai in. He's an assistant general manager. We promoted him last year. I think he did a really good job. He knows about the cap management.


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[Assistant] Uh, we need a more hands-on general manager, somebody that can be more interactive with the coach and the players, not somebody that's gonna sit his ass in the room eating clam child and orange juice or whatever he doing up in there. We don't need that. So, I mean, that's when I cut it all.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he says, yeah, I remember him saying, I cut it off. I did not like that, man. Cause that means that you're going to still have dumb decisions by this dinosaur over the next 10 years. And he's deciding when he goes, that should not be the case. See that's, that proves that he's comfortable.


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[Assistant] And he's a fat cat. That's why Dennis Lucia need to say, you know what, you're not, you talk and Mickey Lewis talk about making it uncomfortable for other people. He never used the comfort word. I was saying that all damn season long. That lets you know them people listening.


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[Assistant] We kept saying that the whole city too comfortable, too comfortable. And all of a sudden he got it in his vocabulary now.


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[Assistant] That they too comfortable and he was referencing saying that they're too comfortable.


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[Assistant] No, we can't, we gotta make it uncomfortable. We need, that's right, we need to make it uncomfortable and we start with making loans. We need to make them understand that he does not need the general manager position.


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[Assistant] Keep the VP, get the general manager job up and let him know that his ass is on the line too if he has bad decision making and that he can be replaced too.


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[Assistant] You get what I'm saying? They all need to have that fear that makes them do their job. He's too comfortable, too complacent.


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[Assistant] How dare he talk about being uncomfortable and making it uncomfortable for everybody else when he's the main problem. He's the one that's too comfortable. He's the problem.


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[Assistant] He never takes about Kyrie. Yeah, I remember saying that man and that's a shame. And that's what I was saying. He's the problem.


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[Assistant] And I was telling people at the time, you got Dennis Allen because of Mickey Lums.


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[Assistant] You got Dennis Allen in year two because of Mickey Loomis. You got all these crazy decision-makings. All the stuff are behind Gruden because of Mickey Loomis. Cause he fosters all of this garbage and this trash. Nobody in the NFL wants nothing to do with John Gruden. They don't want to touch John Gruden. He's radioactive. Even college teams don't want John Gruden there.


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[Assistant] He wants to coach in the NFL. Nobody wants John Gruden. The Saints want him because Derek Carr wants him so they entertain it.


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[Assistant] If he, what, what, what guy with a brain would want them, with him suing the league, you just shut that down right away.


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[Assistant] But not them. Rock says, I may be a Panther fan. I support you. Shout out to you, Rock. Thank you, bro. Rock is the coolest Carolina Panther family member we got, man. He always represents.


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[Assistant] Looking forward to the end of the season round table, but good luck, big game, James and the Bucks. Yeah, indeed bro. Shout out to big game.


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[Assistant] Everybody picked brother James team to finish. I think it was last and he got the last laugh. So credit the brother James, man. And that should be something that's coming up pretty soon, bro. We'll see.


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[Assistant] All right. Yeah. I'm no tired eyes saying Belichick. Yeah. Either, either Belichick or, or John Gruden, regardless of not broke credit to that land of Falcons, man.


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[Assistant] Because the Atlanta Falcons and the Carolina Panthers and even the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they're doing what it takes to win. They got a bad coach out after staking it up and then they bring in a respected coach with a long history of winning into it.


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[Assistant] The, the games, one of the greatest head coach in the history of the NFL. They're interviewing him, Jim Harbaugh, who's special in his own right. They're looking at legend coaches.


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[Assistant] That is not a good thing for the Saints. It's a good thing for us to be honest with you because it would help Hassan, uh, getting Dennis Allen out of here.


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[Assistant] And we'll see what happens when he set up here comparing Bill Belichick and Dennis Allen together when they got to go head to head in a hated rival situation over the next couple of years. I love to see how that plays.


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[Assistant] But in the end, this is the joke. This is a joke. This man, this man is mentally unstable. That's why he needs to be taken off that job. He really does.


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[Assistant] Alright. Yeah, yeah, I heard about that too. Uh, Sarayana. Yeah, that was, that was, that man just won the Super Bowl last year. He wasn't going nowhere, bro, unless he did something really awesome.


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[Assistant] Alright, so big ups to y'all. Alright, any more questions fam? Before I get ready to get up out of here, man. I see a bunch of good statements. Well, listen. He's such a nice man. That's what Gale says about Mickey Loma. So I think his VP job would be safe.


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[Assistant] Now outside of the general manager job, he needs to be, that needs to be stripped of him, for real.


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[Assistant] We need that. And then what that'll do is that'll give Kai Hartley, the general manager, that'll create another assistant position, assistant general manager, and we can have some fresh people. And what that'll do is that'll give Kai an opportunity to find his own head coach.


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[Assistant] And he can find a Brian Flores, he can find an established, uh, head coach or somebody else that can come in here with a winning record and make something shake.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, like I said, I'm not mad at whatever. Atlanta's doing what they supposed to do. They're doing what they supposed to do. They got rid of a bad dumb coach.


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[Assistant] And they bring in a coach with a winning, winning heritage. And really they're just a quarterback away from really doing some positive stuff. They got a lot of talent over there.


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[Assistant] The quarterback position is something they need to get together and they rumored if they get a Bill Belichick, there's rumors out there, Kirk Cousins coming in, Kirk Cousins cooks the Saints. That'll be a bad mission right there. They can draft somebody. They got high enough position where they can get a Jaden Daniels or somebody like that. So, I mean, it's, it's, uh, it's definitely there.


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[Assistant] Alright, Roxy, if the Falcons get Harbaugh Belichick, we're in trouble in FC South. Man, it could end up where...


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[Assistant] You know, a lot of stuff can go on, cause I don't exactly know where Carolina is, is guy going. They're looking at some people too.


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[Assistant] They're looking at the guy from Detroit who's still playing right now. They want him to be there. That guy's going to be a good player.


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[Assistant] I made a good coach for the Carolina Panthers, but let me tell you, the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons will be very competitive and Tampa Bay are competitive. Now a lot of people thought they'll fall off from, by Brady, but these teams, this is a playoff team. They're going to build on top of that. So these, the NFC South will look a lot different next year and the Saints could very well be bottom feeders in this division because they are, they, they are falling apart.


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[Assistant] You know, we don't have, you don't, it's something when you don't have a respected lead on top of the team, bro, for real. All right. Yeah. Oh yeah. Absolutely.


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[Assistant] Alright, Chantelle says, Q, Panther's going to get, uh, Jaden Daniels and the Badass Coach. They'll smoke the Saints with D.A. and broke down. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I remember that, that uh, that uh, y'all remember that, that night, that awful nightmare I was telling y'all about.


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[Assistant] Happening in the NFC South and I said that well before any of this happened. That's how crazy this is. Y'all just remember what I said. When I said family, I just had this vision.


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[Assistant] And it was, I called it a nightmare vision. I said, Jane Daniels is going to go here.


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[Assistant] I say Bill Belichick did it and that was before any of that was even announced in terms of what Belichick was going to do with New England.


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[Assistant] You know, and all this other stuff. And I was like, man, out of all the jobs that's open, this was going to, you know, and I had that and it just hit me.


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[Assistant] And then I just like, just kicked it. I was like, man, this, this is ridiculous. I don't want to see this. And it was what it was. You know, it could, it, it's, we'll see. Yeah. He says Atlanta, Jayden dance is a, uh, a.


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[Assistant] That Jane Atlanta Jane does away from being a plow team. They can get, depending on where he falls at, because we know they looking at Williams.


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[Assistant] Uh, out of uh, USC, he'll be the top quarterback. There is also rumors and I don't know how true it is because you gotta get the coach before you get anybody else.


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[Assistant] But the Bears are rumored to be putting Justin Fields on the trade block, which is not really a.


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[Assistant] They got a new regime coming in there, a new offensive coordinator coming there. Cliff Kingsbury is supposed to be a guy that he's interested in. He's the current USC offensive coordinator.


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[Assistant] Our offensive coach, I forget at USC, which is where Williams is.


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[Assistant] So if you get him, they hire him for the bears, that's basically telling you what they're going to do.


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[Assistant] The Bears will be a fool. Now I do like Justin Fields. I like him a lot. But Williams is a better prospect in my opinion than he is. And with new people coming in there, they're going to want their own quarterback.


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[Assistant] So where does that put feels at? That means that ultimately feels more than likely to get traded to a team who needs a quarterback. Imagine if that's one of, imagine if that's that line of Falcons. That they say we'll take feels and then end up with Belichick or Harbaugh. Could you imagine what that, what that'll do to you?


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[Assistant] Wouldn't that be nice and good for the Hudat Nation? Maybe not for the Saints, but for the Hudat Nation, that would be really good because that would expedite the process of getting Denis Avanada here.


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[Assistant] See the NFC South will be a lot more competitive next year.


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[Assistant] And what we've seen this past year, despite them saying that the Saints will have another soft schedule this upcoming year, you know, I, I really see, I don't really see you having a softer schedule than what you had last year. Very agreeable schedule this past season. The Saints couldn't do nothing with it.


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[Assistant] In terms of turning it into a playoff, because nine and eight is a loss.


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[Assistant] That's not a win for a team that's supposed to be in the playoffs.


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[Assistant] With a two year or two to three year window, you supposed to be in the playoffs competing for championships and nine and eight ain't cutting it. You know, so anyway, IB Bull says, uh, y'all well from getting off the smith out of here. All right. Arc Angelo, uh, uh, Ang. Uh, I don't know how to say that, bro, but Arc says we.


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[Assistant] Was happy y'all beat us badly to get off the go. Hey, I was happy. We beat y'all too, bro, to be honest with you, because we couldn't have y'all to sweep us. So we did what we were supposed to do and whether.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and Arthur Smith was gonna get fired one way or the other, brother. You know that. You know, Arthur Smith.


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[Assistant] Even if he had swept the Saints, uh, this year and lost, I think more than likely they would have ended up firing Arthur Smith anyway.


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[Assistant] And even if the Saints had got swept by Atlanta, the Saints would have kept Dennis Allen. Like I've said, if they've lost three games in a row by the end of the season, they would have, Dominic Mickey Lomas is so entitled and so arrogant, he would have set up there and made excuses to keep Dennis Allen. You know, it's just, it's just what it is.


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[Assistant] All right, Cameron, what's up fam says we're going to win a Super Bowl in our house next season. I hope you're right, bro.


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[Assistant] I hope you're right, man. I would love to see a Super Bowl. T-Dirt, what's up T-Dirt? How you doing, sir? Shout out to you, bro. How you doing, brother Wallace? How you doing, sir? He says, what's going on with you, Q? I'm just talking a little football, my brother.


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[Assistant] Uh, shout out to you, man. How y'all doing out there in, uh, Atlanta land, brother Wallace? All right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Atlanta's feeling pretty good about themselves. They should, man.


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[Assistant] You get rid of a garbage coach sitting on top of the team suffocating them.


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[Assistant] Uh, Carolina got rid of their coach early on and they serious about winning. You need a leader at that position. They are serious about it. They got all the talent in the world.


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[Assistant] A rookie quarterback, two early first round draft picks that they put together, made a move. A guy never coached at that level before.


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[Assistant] Is now a coach of the team. He takes that young team with CJ Strode and all those other guys, and he turns them into a playoff team, a 10 plus win team in his first year. He got them all believing because he's a leader. He's attention to detail guy. People respect him, Miko Ryan.


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[Assistant] They respect them. That's what a leader do for your team. They can make you overachieve and that's what the Houston Texans did. They overachieved this year, you know, and they did a really good job.


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[Assistant] And that's what happens when you have a leader at the most crucial position of your football team.


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[Assistant] They got the experience in their first year of going there. Could you imagine what they're looking like next year? You see?


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[Assistant] That's what a leader do for your team at that position, not a backstabby little twerk or who a jerk who's doing all this weird stuff, backstabbing the team and just, just a weasel. That's not going to happen.


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[Assistant] You're not going to win a championship with a weasel as your head coach.


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[Assistant] He doesn't, he, it's just, he exemplifies all the wrong things. You can't backstab your people. You can't lie to them.


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[Assistant] You can't be unaccountable with people. You can't protect the quarterback and then throw everybody else under the bus.


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[Assistant] And expect to go to the Superbowl with cracks and fractures in your teams. Only the best team. Team. Team makes it that far. The best team, not collection of players, you know, whatever. The best team they all bought in.


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[Assistant] They make it the farthest. The best team gets that far.


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[Assistant] That's something, and that's, that's what I was saying with Dennis Allen's nature and what he is and how the team is fracked and cracked and fractured.


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[Assistant] Most of those guys don't believe in him. Most of those guys don't like him. And it happens. In professional sports, you'll get a coach.


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[Assistant] That you don't like, that you don't believe in who's not a guy that done anything.


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[Assistant] He's a guy, you know, to treats them, one of the most popular people on your team's funny.


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[Assistant] You know, stuff like that. He doesn't have, he appreciates yourself to the team.


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[Assistant] It's just all wrong. All kind of ways wrong. All kind of ways wrong. And you ain't gonna get that far. And I'm not being negative. I'm telling you stuff that's real. You think that guy on the screen gonna beat Bill Belichick? Or beat a Jim Harbaugh? Or beat a Pete Carroll on any of these guys?


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[Assistant] When he come down to it, a LaFleur from Green Bay, who mopped him up, you know, it's not going to happen.


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[Assistant] Because right when the team is supposed to win the games, they're supposed to win, they lose focus and they lose, like the Green Bay game. How do you explain that collapse?


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[Assistant] The game against Minnesota where they didn't even have a starting quarterback or wide receiver. Still lost that. Got came off the bylaws to the Falcons. So I mean, in the end, that's what I'm saying. This was, this will continue to happen because he don't know how to keep the team wrapped together. He don't know how to do it.


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[Assistant] And he's not, he's not trying to learn how to do it either. Some of these things that I'll be telling you about, he not going to go to motivational.


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[Assistant] He's not going to go to leadership school where they can teach him how to be a better leader or how to motivate guys, how to communicate better. He's not going to do that. He's not going to commit himself to becoming a better head coach. He's not going to do that.


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[Assistant] He's not going to do it. So you'll be seeing the same dude the next year with a perceived better team and you're going to get the same result.


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[Assistant] It's not about what's on the field, it's about how you manage what's on the field.


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[Assistant] And this guy doesn't manage the team very well. He doesn't. It's not hate, it's truth. It's just what it is. The results are clear.


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[Assistant] That if until he learns how to be a better motivator, a better communicator, a better person that's accountable.


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[Assistant] To, in making his quarterback accountable, criticizing his quarterback when he throws pick sixes. Say I talk to him, that's on him. You don't have no business trying no pick sixes, you need to stop staring out, you know, put him out there. I don't care if he get mad, it's the truth.


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[Assistant] You can't coddle these guys and he got a soft, uh, if he got a soft skin, he don't need to be the quarterback if he can't handle the stuff that he doing out there. That needs to be a thing. You don't coddle these guys.


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[Assistant] He don't coddle his wide receivers, but he'll coddle to piss out that quarterback. He'll protect them up and down and see that people don't like that, man.


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[Assistant] You think he'll learn to do that better? He won't learn to do that better. He gonna keep doing what he been doing year after year. He don't even recognize that he missing this stuff. And the cold blooded, the cold blooded part about it is not that Dennis Allen didn't realize that. It's Mickey Loomis doesn't see it.


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[Assistant] He thinks he's a great coach, lacking all that stuff I just said. The dude is insane. Which means that's why he needs to go too.


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[Assistant] As you're supposed to be a general manager, you're supposed to see that kind of stuff. Even me talking about it, I know what it takes to be a good coach. I've seen it. I see who great coaches is. I see what they have. And this guy don't have what they have. That's why we have losses. That's why we have failure.


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[Assistant] That's why we have three straight years of nine player football because he doesn't have those things. He don't even realize he doesn't have them. Don't care to want to know and don't care to want to fix.


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[Assistant] And then Mickey Loomis sits up there and calls him great and compares him to Tom Landry cause Mickey Loomis is crazy.


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[Assistant] And back ass and out of his mind and comfortable and the fat cat. So I mean, in the end, I cause it as I seize it, baby. You know, they don't like it, but do something about it. Do something about it. All right. Anyway, uh, shout out to the fam, man.


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[Assistant] Listen man, we, like I said, this is not going to be a, these upcoming,


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[Assistant] Weeks and days getting into the next season that's coming family listen, don't y'all deal.


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[Assistant] Don't y'all dare look down and say, oh, these are dark times and know who that nation. No, they ain't.


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[Assistant] Bad English and all. No they ain't. This is not dark days for the saints cause in every life some rain must fall.


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[Assistant] Before the office, baby, let me tell you something. I ain't let Reverend Saint talk to y'all in a while, baby. But I think a lot of people out there, they want to need a sermon from Reverend Saint soon, baby. He gonna come and talk to all y'all. But in every life, rain must fall, baby. In every life, some rain must fall, baby.


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[Assistant] All right. Thank you, Reverend Saint. Reverend Saint had to talk to the family members right quick. Appreciate your rep.


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[Assistant] Alright, that felt pretty good. Old Reverend Saint came by for a quick word. We ain't heard from him in a couple of walls, man. Alright. Alright.


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[Assistant] All right. So anyway, man, let me get on up out of here, man. Listen, I appreciate y'all for showing it, man. Y'all feel free to hit the like button, man. Y'all hit the subscribe button, man. I know Jerry said we needed to hear that one. OG, OG wanted to hear from that one.


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[Assistant] Alright, yeaah, yeaah, yeaah, Shatel, I got you. Say, don't forget Big Q, no negative noise, that's Mickey's face. We got a bunch of Mickeys, man, a bunch of Mickeys throughout the year.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna have to put a collage together of all the stupid things that Mickey Luma said. We'll put a collage together.


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[Assistant] For all the stupid things Mickey said during the 2023-24 season, how about that?


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[Assistant] I'm gonna have to work on that. I'm gonna have that ready for y'all sometime next week. A collage of all the dumb things that Mickey Luma said. Man, that should fill up a stream, right?


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, with that being said, man, I'm gonna get on up out of here. Listen, I appreciate all y'all for listening to me tonight, man. Y'all hit the like button, hit the subscribe button. By all means, feel free to share the show.


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[Assistant] On your social media feed, we up in this thing, man. Listen, don't get down, man. Keep your heads up, bro. It's, we gonna get great. It's going to get greater later, man. We got to go through a little something. Let's stay on code who that family, who that nation. Let's stay on code. Let's not support the saints. Let you, we can watch the games.


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[Assistant] You know, we can tailgate do that, but let's not give them our money.


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[Assistant] Let's not put good money after bad product on the field. They being disrespectful, make it almost the same disrespectful stuff. Let's show them that we hear you and then none of that what you doing insane will be tolerated. Let's get on cold right now. Let's make a pact.


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[Assistant] Together to not support them. Let's make a pact to not give these people our money while


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[Assistant] We voice our frustrations and tell them why we not giving them our money.


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[Assistant] That they can cause all this gender stuff and all of this, uh,


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[Assistant] Man versus woman and woman versus woman and all this craziness and then throw people together and all this other craziness is going on. They think they can keep you divided and that we can't come together. Let's teach them something, family. Let's have this little example here.


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[Assistant] Let's keep this little example right here. Let's show them that regardless of what you say or do.


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[Assistant] We gonna come on, we gonna get on code with each other and it don't matter what walk of life we come from or what race we are, what this is, that is, we don't care about that.


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[Assistant] All of my Hootad diehards out there in the entire world. The great Saint Tank Tank.


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[Assistant] Let's ride together and show the NFL world how it's done.


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[Assistant] Let's show them how we change up leadership and get it right. Let's show them our power. Let us be the example by which everybody else walked by.


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[Assistant] Let us stick together and not support these people. I'm calling upon an economic boycott on the New Orleans Saints organizations. Not buying their merch, not going to the games. And then literally, you know, telling them


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[Assistant] Calling up there to the organization and telling them why you're not buying you.


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[Assistant] Your season tickets, why you're not buying merch, tell them, email them and let them know your frustrations. How this team is, how Mickey Lumis is behaving, how he needs to be replaced as the general manager, how you feel about it and why you're not supporting them. Let's all work together, share this video, clip this, do whatever you got to do. Let's get this word out, man. That's what we need to do.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, with that being said, man, I'm going to get on the party here, man. I appreciate y'all so kindly, man. I'm going to holler at y'all on the next one. Much love.


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[Assistant] Especially since before he came to Washington and took to shoot in partridge on his daily stroll to the Capitol, he never held a gun in his hand.


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[Assistant] I've got a debt to pay. My uncle used to be commandant here. General Benedict Arnold.


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[Assistant] I'm Adam from WrestleTalk and here are 10 pictures for Jay White's WWE or AEW debut. AEW 1.


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[Assistant] Fued with Kenny Omega


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[Assistant] I mean, again, look at the shared history he has with the E in AEW.


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[Assistant] What if instead of teaming with Omega, Ibushi comes to AEW with a new tag partner already in tow and puts a beat down on the cleaner? The team of newly minted New Japan alumni could run through AEW's ex Japan guys and establish themselves as a collective force to be reckoned with. WWE number two, a feud with AJ Styles Bullet Club for life. While Switchblade could pursue Omega in AEW, WWE has themselves two former Bullet Club leaders for White to aim for.


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] Ricky Starks of the world may potentially have their sights on Max's Triple B fairly soon. How about J White jumps the queue and gives Max a true wildcard of a title contender in time for AW's next pay per view, Double or Nothing. This would of course result in White debuting as a


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[Assistant] WWE 3, the newest member of Judgement Day.


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[Assistant] Now hang on, I know how some of you will see this entry. Now, I know Judgement Day can be a bit, you know, silly.


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[Assistant] What is that


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[Assistant] Okay, okay.


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[Assistant] So we mentioned that White could debut against a winner of AEW's recent Iron Man, but how about the guy who took the L, the man who's got to go home again?


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[Assistant] Brian Danielson.


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[Assistant] I suppose.


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[Assistant] Okay,


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[Assistant] What he thinks, assuming Reigns doesn't disappear for a lengthy vacay, perhaps his first post-Mania appearance, he can demand a rematch with Cody, only to be confronted with a brand new face looking to step to the head of the table. A win over Reigns in his first WWE feud would honestly be about as big a rub as you could ever imagine to get. Not only in WWE, but in all of wrestling, yet it's one that WWE could easily pull off whilst telling a larger story of Reigns' downfall and his spiral following mania, potentially including the bloodline truly crumbling.


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[Assistant] AW5, the catalyst for Forbidden Door 2. While a second Forbidden Door could come as easily as a major Tony Khan announcement on Dynamite, a much more interesting way of getting the ball rolling for the show would be by having it come as the payoff to a larger invasion style storyline. Yes, I hear you, but Jay White isn't in New Japan anymore. Well, neither was Kevin Nash and Scott Hall in WWE when they debuted in WCW to form the NWO. How about White joins AEW? He can even get the Jay White is All Elite graphic. However, all along he's still working.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] The bridge between WWE and New Japan. Speaking of New Japan pro wrestling and cross-brand relations, how about instead of White instigating a second AEW New Japan pay-per-view, he instead solidifies the bridge between that company and WWE. Establishing a brand new seismic friendship in the pro wrestling world. As we've already seen with the Karl Anderson situation, WWE New Japan can potentially get along under Tripp's new regime. So what's to say that the acquisition of Jay White, a modern New Japan legend, couldn't further that relationship and


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[Assistant] While we're talking about changes there are still some glaring issues


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[Assistant] I'm Adam from WrestleTalk and here are 10 changes Triple H could make to WWE after WrestleMania 39.


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[Assistant] To work away at other things for a while. And I didn't know how long it would be for. I knew that I was gonna stop for a while.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'm wasteful all the time, I don't know, but I, I, I...


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[Assistant] It was really quite shocking to me when somebody said, you know, why didn't you do anything for five years? And I just didn't.


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[Assistant] I didn't feel the time passing. I was very happily doing other things. What were you doing?


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[Assistant] He knew that if that's what I had to do, then I'd do it.


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[Assistant] So whatever part of me was available to me.


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[Assistant] I do have to say that it wasn't, you know, it sounds like I'm being very coy about the whole thing, but it was, my reluctance was kind of a two-pronged reluctance. One was,


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[Assistant] Wanted to feel that I, that if I went into this tunnel with Martin that I, that I knew I could be an ally.


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[Assistant] Well, because very, you know, everyone knows the demands that are, that you make upon yourself and that, you know, that the situation makes upon you, that others make upon each other and so forth and, and you can go into something with all good intentions and with, uh, with good will and a certain amount of energy.


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[Assistant] But, but if you're not gonna stay in there and see it through, then you're not an ally. Right. I don't mean like necessarily in any, like, uhm,


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[Assistant] Specific way, but just so that Martin knows that he's got a core group of people around him that he can count on. It's as simple as that, you know.


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[Assistant] Well it was, if I could, if I could repeat Martin's description.


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[Assistant] He told me more about, in fact, he didn't tell me, I don't think he told me so much about the story as you were working on it, but more about the five points of that period and what was going on in the city at that time. And he told me about Bill Poole, who was the original Bill the Butcher, who was almost a folkloric.


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[Assistant] He was part of that tradition of philanthropic hoodlums, wasn't he? Yes.


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[Assistant] Amsterdam, sir. Amsterdam? I'm New York. Don't you never come in here empty-handed again. You gotta pay for the pleasure of my company.


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[Assistant] It's so long now since, I mean just the very earliest stages after when we started getting ready for it that I had any...


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[Assistant] At some point, I suppose, as like as...


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[Assistant] Far away as possible, if you're lucky from the moment when you confront the camera, uhm,


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[Assistant] That, that objectivity that would allow you to think of it in that way just melts. And uhm, so there was, there was no...


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[Assistant] Conscious intention, I don't think, to show him as one thing or another. But I certainly, like, I remember feeling as I approached him a great sense of


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[Assistant] I don't know, certain kind of relish in his company, before, you know, before I...


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[Assistant] I'm kind of reinventing the truth because I honestly can't remember what my initial feelings were except that there was obviously a sense of fascination about him. But uhm, but, uh, I found him in his loneliness very touching as well. Just, I mean, when he was still, uh, just at some distance from me.


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[Assistant] Because looking at something like this, we would tend to judge those people with the ethics that we live with today. Exactly, exactly.


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[Assistant] We could easily ignore the fact that they were living with a very structured code of ethics, even within the apparent chaos and anarchy of that place and that time. That there was a real sense of honor. There were things you did, things you didn't do. It seems as if anything goes there, but that's not true.


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[Assistant] This is a little time here. Yeah. Little time initially. That's what I thought.


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[Assistant] And the, yeah, this is the commemoration of the, uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's, this is my, this is my place, this is my dominion and, uhm, and I'm running the show. And you're on stage. I'm on stage. And I have something against these young people. Which I'm not gonna tell. Roll tape, here it is. Anything in your pockets tonight?


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[Assistant] For just, he's seen the film a lot of times. So, whatever.


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[Assistant] Initial thing of, of seeing all those things that I just would have wished of done differently.


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[Assistant] So often those, cause you're making so many decisions every day, but most of them, if things are going well, in Martin's case, they're for the most part conscious decisions, and if things are going well for me for the most part, they take place at some other level.


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[Assistant] So you have no sense of control for the most part of those decisions that are being made nonetheless. And it's always with a sense, and I know that it's always with, I'm always surprised when I see the thing itself, the finished thing.


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[Assistant] Because, you know, you're working with this great sense of intimacy in a rather secretive way with a group of accomplices on something that feels kind of wild and out in the frontier and there's always that moment when you're confronted with the reality and you think, is that all it was? You felt so much further away from reality.


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[Assistant] The balance that would allow me to do the work in the way that I, I, I may be able to work in a different way or do things differently, I don't know, but for whatever reason I've, I,


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[Assistant] The way in which I'm able to enjoy the work most seems to mean that I then have to stay away from it for a while for some reason. Uhm, it leaves me with uhm,


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[Assistant] Well, it did both things. It reminded me of all the things that I've always loved, unequivocally, about the work and quite obviously working with Martin, uhm, as you know, was, you know, in itself, uh,


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[Assistant] Something that is like so hugely sustaining, you know, I mean, but uhm, it also reminded me of most of the reasons why I kept away from it. Because it absorbs your soul.


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[Assistant] Well I don't know, I don't remember ever, ever making that demand, so many things. I don't want to suggest it was a demand. No. Go ahead. No, I, I, I can't remember what I was going to say.


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[Assistant] It was, yeaah. It was, it was. I think, I think, uhm, you see, but for...


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[Assistant] The thing, I think for most people, the thing that gives most joy is learning about something. Is satisfying a curiosity. That's where most real pleasure comes from. And the greater part of that pleasure of discovery takes place before


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[Assistant] You start to shoot the film. During the course of it you make some very interesting discoveries in a very different level. I mean it's a much more...


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[Assistant] Visceral pleasure because it's taking you moment by moment and it's surprising you and, and you're much less in control of what's happening. But in essence you're giving out, you're scooping yourself out of all that stuff that you tried to


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[Assistant] Gorge yourself on beforehand and at the end of it you feel...


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[Assistant] And I'm sure Martin feels the same way, tremendously depleted. And the only analogy I've ever found that vaguely kind of seemed to fit for me was the idea of leaving a field lying fallow because you just can't grow anything in it anymore.


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[Assistant] And I think it's as much that as anything else. And even from


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[Assistant] Quite early on, long before I had the luxury of choice, because obviously when you're a kid and you're starting out, you're raking stuff off the shelves, you know, if it's available, you want it. You know, you want to make your mark and do that thing, but I might have made a decision, a bad decision at some time, I don't remember specifically, but something, some


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[Assistant] I was given this gift of, uh, this tiny piece of self-knowledge which...


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[Assistant] So at the end of the six scenes, we've been out training and I've been up here in the office controlling the cameras. So as it's going on, we're also in touch via the walkie talkie, but I can use these buttons on the side to clip things out. And then what I've been doing is been adding them into our presentation that we're showing that leads up to our game this weekend. And we'll go into the classroom, feed this back to the boys.


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[Assistant] Even the boys at, say, under nine get access to their footage and by the time they're sixteen it's a really open kind of environment where they can...


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[Assistant] My boy. So I found out about the news. I feel like the club dealt with me quite well. Chris has helped me, like, with the love.


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[Assistant] Ways to move on from it and to turn it from a negative to a more positive thing where it's helped me get to another club, get to Charles.


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[Assistant] Where I've actually found out that I've now got a scholar at another club outside United.


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[Assistant] When I found out about my scholarship at Sam, it was kind of random, like, I played a game with them on a Monday night, like, on my way home, I got a message from the head of academy saying, we want to offer you a scholarship. It was a very, like, it was very out of the blue.


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[Assistant] I didn't really take it in until maybe like the day or two after that. I was like, yeaah, I've actually finally got some sense of security where I can be somewhere for the next two years and further.


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[Assistant] I see how it can affect people. It did affect me mentally a little bit because it's like, you realise, okay, so you haven't really got anywhere to go.


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[Assistant] You've got a lot of stuff to come into your mind. Where's next? What's next? What? Maybe a plan B. Say if, say if I wasn't to get a scholarship. Plan B, uhm, following education more. The GCSEs are coming up, having to revise. But I'm trying to cram in, like going to training and finding places and finding links to get to another team. So it can, it affects a lot of people mentally.


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[Assistant] Very emotional, but I feel like it'll be like, oh, well you're moving on to better things.


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[Assistant] I still make the effort to try and keep the relationships I have with them as strong as possible. So yeaah, to try and be there.


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[Assistant] Well, a lot. Just before you came in. My mother always used to mark her place like that. Only she used a sprig of pennywool.


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[Assistant] Perhaps people have no sense of shame in Shoreditch. That's where you came from, isn't it? You deliberately set out to break up our marriage. Tit you fancy he'd marry you. What a high price to set on your affections. But I'm sure they could have been purchased in London for two


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[Assistant] Driven to achieve and overcome, Evander Real Deal Holyfield willed himself to greatness.


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[Assistant] Major among those challenges was the difference between Holyfield and his larger opponents in an era when many pundits of the sweet science had lost their sense of proportion when bigger was often considered better. He is the only heavyweight to have won the title four times.


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[Assistant] The youngest of nine, Evander Holyfield, was just four when his mother Annie relocated her family from rural Alabama to the Summerhill section of Atlanta in 1967. Evander's mother.


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[Assistant] Holyfield sought fraternal recognition on Atlanta's playing fields.


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[Assistant] The Warren Memorial Boys Club provided an opportunity for the Athletic Holyfield to gain approval and a sense of purpose.


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[Assistant] At age 8, the boy who Harper dreams of playing for the Atlanta Falcons became seduced by another sport.


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[Assistant] When the 11 year old told his mother his boxing career was over, she had a powerful response.


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[Assistant] He fought on, learning his craft and piling up victories.


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[Assistant] When he was 16, Holyfield lost his coach and father figure, Carter Morgan, to emphysema.


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[Assistant] Three months after the 1984 Olympics, Evander Holyfield turned pro and made an immediate impact in the cruiserweight division.


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[Assistant] When Mike Tyson shocked the world by losing his crown to Buster Douglas in February of 1990, Holyfield was next in line for the new title holder. And that October, the fighter who was told he was going nowhere, fought for the championship of the world.


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[Assistant] For all his courage, speed, and agility, Holyfield lost his title to Bowe by unanimous decision.


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[Assistant] Battered and drained, the 30 year old perfectionist said he was retiring, not knowing that he was on the brink of acceptance.


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[Assistant] In June of 1993, a refreshed Holyfield returned to the ring, his mission to regain the crown.


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[Assistant] After defeating Alex Stewart, he met Bo in November in Las Vegas. In the seventh round,


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[Assistant] In 1996, four years after the murder of his brother Willie,


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[Assistant] After Holyfield lost his title to Michael Moore in April of 1994,


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[Assistant] Emotionally at sea, Holyfield fought back by praying and attending revivals led by faith healer Benny Hinn.


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[Assistant] Whether Hinn healed Holyfield's heart, he undoubtedly influenced his love life by introducing him to his second wife, Janice Itson.


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[Assistant] A bachelor since his first marriage ended after six years in 1991, Holyfield was struck by Itsen's spiritual knowledge.


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[Assistant] After he'd beaten Buster Douglas and disposed of 42-year-old George Foreman, Evander Holyfield prepared to fight Mike Tyson.


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[Assistant] But three weeks before they were to meet in November of 1991, Tyson withdrew, claiming he had suffered a rib cage injury. Before the fight was rescheduled, Tyson was convicted of rape and sent to prison.


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[Assistant] During the 1984 Olympic training camp, he volunteered to spar with the younger but heavier Tyson, who was an alternate on the squad.


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[Assistant] Tyson, released from prison after three years, had won back the WBA Heavyweight title. Holyfield had lost to Bowe in their third match.


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[Assistant] Holyfield hired a new trainer, and 13 months later he met journeyman Larry Donald, who pounded him as easily as he would the heavy bag, dealing the former champion more than three punches for every one received.


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[Assistant] Holyfield was placed on medical suspension by the New York State Athletic Commission and barred from fighting in the United States.


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[Assistant] Holyfield press to be allowed back into the ring after passing a series of medical tests.


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[Assistant] In the summer of 2006, Holyfield, despite just two wins in his last nine fights, got a license to fight in Texas. At 43 he refused to retire.


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[Assistant] However his career ends, Evander Holyfield has established himself as a highly skilled fighter who displayed courage, perseverance and grace in a sport in search of those attributes.


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[Assistant] Growing up, he always said that if he ever did something, his mom would bust him up. He realized that his mom wanted him to follow a straight and narrow path.


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[Assistant] It's the most important thing in his life, you know, because his mother instilled that in him from the time he could walk and talk.


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[Assistant] All of your life you've been told, in terms of your pursuit of what you're trying to do, that you can't do. And yet there's a scripture that he wore on his shoulder.


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[Assistant] Trump, Philippian 413, says I can do all things through Christ that strengthen me.


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[Assistant] Lander has this idea that I grew up without a father and I don't want my kids to feel that. And so I'm gonna do everything in my power to be actively involved and try to share with them the things that I think I missed out on.


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[Assistant] Mike just snapped. You know, he was probably pissed off and things weren't going his way.


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[Assistant] Look, I'm not saying Brock Lesnar vs Amos was actually good.


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[Assistant] But is Brock Lesnar vs Omos actually good? No.


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[Assistant] Key matches at Wrestlemania this year. Uh, and get in your oosie chat to WrestleTalk.com forward slash support.


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[Assistant] Now Pete, you were, uhm, you said to me this morning, yeaah, cause obviously I write up my raw review, uh, for the edited review that goes up on the rest of Talk News.


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[Assistant] And, uh, finished it and I recorded it and I came back to the office and you said to me,


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[Assistant] I was really surprised that you liked that Brock Lesnar vs. Omo segment.


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[Assistant] Why, why did you, why didn't you like it, Pete? Because it was BORING!


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[Assistant] Well, that's cause Amos wouldn't let go of the handshake, and then Brock Lesnar managed to reverse that into a potential suplex, which Amos escaped from, and then Amos tried to throw him out of the ring, and Bochy Lesnar just couldn't get himself over the top rope.


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[Assistant] And, uh, yeaah. And then, and that was that. I wrote up my notes. Well, that was the segment.


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[Assistant] Nah, yea, I should probably turn them on. Yea, you turn those on while I talk about the brilliance of this segment. Which was, in all honesty, fine.


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[Assistant] I have been, you know, cast your minds back to when, uh, Omo's first challenge brought


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[Assistant] I know how this has happened. We're going to have this challenge laid out and then next we're going to find out what Brock Lesnar's actual match is, you know, where that could be against Bray Wyatt or Bubbles Lashley. But then it actually was a moss and we were like, oh, okay.


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[Assistant] Well that seems like a waste of your Brock Lesnar now, doesn't it? Now that seems like a real waste of your Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania. And then all of the think pieces came out. Guys, it's not for you. It's not for you wrestling fans.


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[Assistant] I kid, obviously I'm being facetious, but when I was doing up the meta for this video, you would not believe how many search options there are for Amos vs Brock Lesnar. That include the word, giant.


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[Assistant] And that's what this match is being sold on. So I've kind of turned a corner on it a little bit to be like...


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[Assistant] It's gonna go five minutes. Really, like, I'll never, I'll never watch it again. It's not what I would have done with a Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania, but also, it doesn't really.


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[Assistant] Harm Wrestlemania in any way. I think it's a waste of a spot, but I'm not the one that's in charge. I also think, I still think it's a Vince McMahon decision.


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[Assistant] That was, it's a triple H being like, fine, Vince, we'll do the one thing that you want. And as a segment, I genuinely thought that this accomplished two things. One, Lesnar's cockiness got the better of him.


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[Assistant] Because Lesnar has accepted this match, not even knowing what Omos's name is. Calling him Omos the entire time. He went into this ring and was like, oh cool, I'll shake hands with the big lad. The big lad put his fist up and he thought,


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[Assistant] Crikey, that's a big fist. I sure hope that don't hit me in the face.


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[Assistant] And then, you know, he did the handshake and he shook the hands. He was like, oh, now I can't escape the handshake. Tried to suplex him. He could not suplex him. The mayor of Suplex City could not suplex this very tall man. And then the very tall man knocked the slightly smaller man out of the ring and he walked up around being like, I might have made a mistake here.


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[Assistant] I thought Brock Lesnar was very, very good in this segment. My other note is, Omos is a terrible actor.


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[Assistant] He really, really is. He is very, very bad at most of the things that he does. And acting is one of the things he's worse at. I think he's a worse actor than he is wrestler. And that tells you what I think about his acting skills.


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[Assistant] And considering that they were not into a lot of the wrestling that happened on this show, this maybe is one of those, hey,


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[Assistant] You know, my facetious comments I made about the millions of people buying up the peacock so they can watch this match isn't actually that far off. So I thought this was a... Okay, so I...


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[Assistant] That had a bit of a win for me as well. Whether or not it's actually good?


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[Assistant] Also, I know a lot of people are calling this a bathroom break match. It's not. It's too short to be a bathroom break match. If you go...


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[Assistant] And do a toilet when this match starts. You're going to miss half of the next match. It's a big place.


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[Assistant] I like this one. Are we, are we out of touch? No, it's the casuals that are wrong. Exactly!


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[Assistant] Honestly, going by this segment, yeaah. I think it is. Dude, I think, I think when Brock Lesnar lifts up a moss and they do the F5, we're all gonna go like, hot dog, that was pretty darn good. You know what we're gonna say?


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[Assistant] And that's it. That is all this is. It's a moment. And you know what, Pete? Sometimes moments are actually good. No! I disagree. Okay, there are, there is a bigger...


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[Assistant] Not actually good at play here, which is that this feud has just like, big VHS player pressed pause on a lot of other storylines that we were doing. There's months and months we spent building Broccolis vs Bobby Lashley, doing an absolutely balls ass finish at Elimination Chamber, just to be like,


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[Assistant] We're rebuilding the server, but we're just gonna press pause for a second so MVP can be the manager of Omos again, and only Omos, where Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander are in all of this. And then once we got this out, then we can press play and we can go back to this.


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[Assistant] I think that's the more, that's the more negative stuff I have about this feud.


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[Assistant] There, there was a comment at the start of this live chat, just when we put the video up, you know, with the title of Broccoli vs. Moss, it's actually good, with a thumbnail of like, actually good and stuff. And so one of the first comments was like, man, this is a title that really says, not lots to talk about with this episode of Raw.


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[Assistant] Let's see what you thought about this segment, uh, and this episode of Raw in the Oozee Chats. Join the conversation at rustle.com forward slash.


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[Assistant] He's only won one singles match in the last three years. Then do we really want to see him pin Gunther or someone we like? No. No! But we could have seen him pin Bobby Lashley!


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[Assistant] Oh well Bobby won the- Bobby showed that he could win at elimination chamber.


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[Assistant] Brock had to resort to the low blow. He'd have beaten Bobby, he'd have been fine. Charles Berg. Now, Charles.


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[Assistant] I don't think this one's gonna work, but I'll give it a go, mate.


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[Assistant] Adrenaline in my soul. Play Zelda on Nintendo. Do you know what?


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[Assistant] Really, that was my sub, uh, my option B thumbnail. It was just Otis. Otis.


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[Assistant] Absolutely rubbish when you consider, when you put him against Amos. Like, you look at Viva, what's the point of you? Amos is way taller. Yep. And Bacon Rasha here says, hi lads, could Amos vs Lesnar make a future list of worst match ever? Also, Raw seemed missable for me, but weirdly, still good. I agree with Luke's 3 out of 5. Letters left so much


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[Assistant] Letters left so love- Letters left so love to the Swafnation Jam that jam. Well, thank you very much.


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[Assistant] That's it. Like, as long as they don't bollocks up the F5, the match accomplishes everything that it set out to do. It could be pretty boring up until that point, but at the end of it, you are going to see Brock Lesnar F5 someone who is legit 7 foot 3. And that is...


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[Assistant] Impressive. So I can't imagine it will feature it in worst match ever down the line. And also yea, like you're right, it's going to be short.


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[Assistant] It's gonna be short. Uh, next episode of Worst Match Ever, by the way, is out tomorrow. It is me, Pete and Tempest, reacting to Gerald Briscoe vs Pat Patterson in a hardcore


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[Assistant] Evening gown match from King of the Ring 2000. If you've ever watched a wrestling match and thought, this needs more maxi pads, then have I got the match for you.


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[Assistant] Uh, two episodes of worst match ever today. One of those episodes really was a...


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[Assistant] What are we doing? Yeah, why are we here? Why do we watch this? Yeah.


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[Assistant] So those are future episodes to look for, but there are links to Worst Match Ever in the video description down below. Please do join us for a very, very fun time. Right, let me just reload up my notes, which I've now lost.


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[Assistant] Look, I felt, I felt, I want to sound like the broken record here, but that is the problem with this feud.


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[Assistant] Is that Edge didn't bring up any of the times that he's won. He's brought up the one time that he lost because that's...


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[Assistant] The only thing that hangs all of this together is where you're like, you made me say I quit. And you then caved my wife's head in with a chair. And I know I already got revenge for that, but I think we should have another match anyway. And then Edge, in so many words said, my return's been shit.


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[Assistant] I agree with you, but you do need to have the Beth Rhea bit.


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[Assistant] Well yea, I mean you're right Pete, what better way to have a Hell in a Cell match than loads of interference from people. Yea, possible. You're right Pete, when you say it that way.


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[Assistant] Really, like my, my new issue I have with this storyline, Pete. This is massively diminished rear-rippling.


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[Assistant] Hot WWE were on protecting Rhea Ripley and making her feel like a big star. She was beating up dudes on TV. She beat Akira Tozawa in a match. Like I know it's Akira Tozawa, but still she wrestled and beat a dude in the lead up to the Royal Rumble, then bossed it in the Royal Rumble, had this incredible performance.


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[Assistant] And has only wrestled twice since, one of which was on Smackdown, the other which was LOSING on pay-per-view. And all of the other times, what's she done? She's either had very small video packages, or she's standing in the corner of a Judgement Day wrestler.


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[Assistant] No, and this was not a good, this was a bad night for Triple H being like, hey guys, it's not as bad as you think it is. With his, his one match that came two and a half hours into the show. Also wasn't long.


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[Assistant] That's a really good point. She doesn't feel important. Not even in the group she feels important. That was one point, she felt like she was the leader of the group. Very much so. But like, I don't think she doesn't, now she's just standing on the periphery, really.


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[Assistant] And, I mean, bloody hell, after watching that Charlotte match on SmackDown.


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[Assistant] I mean, I know that Charlotte will go because it's pay per view, but if Charlotte isn't going to be asked to wrestle on TV properly, don't put her on TV then because that was frankly embarrassing.


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[Assistant] And I, that was not good at all, and it really did make me not want to see their WrestleMania match.


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[Assistant] I think we can do better trips in terms of this rear Charlotte feud.


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[Assistant] And I, when I say better, I mean also better than what you're doing with Bianca Raska, which we will get to. Which is also not good.


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[Assistant] So, uh, afterwards, uh, Judgment Day went down to brawl with Edge, and Gargano, Loomis, and Candice LeRae ran down to make the save, and this led to not a trios match as I thought it was going to, but just a straight-up tank match of Johnny Gargano and... I read just Johnny Gargano. Johnny Gargano and Dexter Loomis versus Judgment Day of Damian Priest and Dom Dom Mysterio, uh, with Candice and Rhea standing outside.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean I thought the staredown spot between Priest and Loomis was really good and actually like the crowd were super into the idea of Dexter Loomis tagging in to face off against Damian Priest.


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[Assistant] So it was weird, but again, are we the baddies? Yeah. I really quite enjoyed that. And if I was to have a criticism against this and I really don't think this is a criticism of the match whatsoever. It's just, that's the way that wrestling often is. I pretty much finished my notes before the match had finished.


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[Assistant] The second Johnny Gargano tagged in, I was like, right, he'll work over Gargano, Dexter gets the hot tag, and that is exactly what happens.


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[Assistant] Uh, because Johnny Gargano's the much smaller one. Candice LeRae stopped Dominic cheating, and then we got a very good near fall off of Dominic hitting the frog splash. I actually thought it was the three. Uh, but then, uh, preachers hit the south of the heaven on Loomis and won anyway, so.


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[Assistant] WrestleMania Backlash is going to be in Puerto Rico with Bad Bunny Hosting, so put over your Latin Star and Damian Priest. That's a very smart move. Good. Good. Enjoyed that a lot.


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[Assistant] Kathy Kelly interviewed The Miz earlier in the day. This had three different things happening at once, which I kind of love. So Kathy Kelly tried to interview The Miz about the possibility of a co-host for WrestleMania. And then Chad Gable.


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[Assistant] Was looking for Otis, and Miz kind of accidentally suggested to Chad that he have, uh, flyers.


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[Assistant] So the Chanagable confined doses, and then chaos to the left, as they swing around, damage control are beating up, um, Trish Stratus. And laid out Trish Stratus, and she was then taken to a doctor's facility inside the building.


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[Assistant] Very cool, like three different things concurrently happening at once. One segment accomplishing three different storylines. Thumbs up. Any thought on what might be for The Miz as a co-host? Nothing.


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[Assistant] Miz is 100% helping Logan Paul win at WrestleMania. And then we'll have Rollins and Miz at WrestleMania Backlash. And then we'll have Rollins versus Paul II in Saudi Arabia. Or...


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[Assistant] Rollins plus partner versus the Paul brothers. The brothers Paul.


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[Assistant] We then had the Mossbrook Lesnar face to face, which followed up with


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[Assistant] Cody Rhodes versus Smackdown's LA Knight. So- You say Smackdown's LA Knight, like the brands matter. Well that's it. This was very much brand split LOL because they advertised three things for this episode of Raw and that was Cody facing off against Smackdown's LA Knight, Smackdown's Rey Mysterio cutting a promo, and Kevin Owens versus Smackdown's Solo Sokoa.


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[Assistant] But this was Cody Rose vs LA Knight, a match that could have happened in Impact Wrestling 2016. Basic, but very good match.


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[Assistant] That's fine. I really, really like this. I thought that LA night was...


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[Assistant] I thought this was a really good showing for Night, plus it was telling a story of like, Night is looking, he's trying to find his path to WrestleMania, while Cody already has his roads set.


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[Assistant] So I thought this did quite a lot, and I really enjoyed Cody in this match, and I thought LA Knight was also very good.


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[Assistant] Nothing wrong with it at all. Both very, very basic, but I do, I did really like this. I thought this was, this was, uh, yeah. A good use of both guys. I also really like this idea, like the, the rumour is that, you know, WWE are really trying to push for Austin to have a match at WrestleMania or a something.


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[Assistant] And LA Knight apparently is the guy that they are pitching. I think that's kinda great. I mean, if you're gonna do a Steve Austin match, I probably wouldn't have LA Knight be losing matches. Probably rack up a few wins to make him feel like a credible opponent to stone cold Steve Austin.


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[Assistant] But if you were just to do a promo of segments, like a back and forth of yeah and what, I think that would be a lot of fun.


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[Assistant] Cody then cut a promo, which was awesome. This was awesome. Cody Rhodes.


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[Assistant] He's great. AEW fans just were not picking up what he was putting down. But here in WWE, it just totally works. He is a blue eyed baby face.


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[Assistant] Oozes everything that a babyface should. I thought he was superb in this promo. Talk about how like this is, yea you're damn right this is a personal feud. I acknowledge you Roman Reigns.


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[Assistant] But it's time that you acknowledge me. And he starts hammering home this point. April 2nd. April 2nd. April 2nd.


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[Assistant] I thought this was an awesome, awesome promo. He also made a Master Sword reference, so uh, 5 out of 5, should I? Sure.


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[Assistant] I've got mine. I've got my own master sword. Um, Saxton backstage interviewed Seth Rollins, who said that Logan Paul will not knock him down again. I have a feeling he might.


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[Assistant] This is another one of those segments where like, multiple things were kind of coming together, cause Miz walked in to announce that Logan Paul will be on the show next week for an impulsive TV, and Miz is going to be the guest. Cool.


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[Assistant] And then Baron Corbin walks in and says, Ms, I hear you might be looking for a co-host for WrestleMania.


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[Assistant] It just so happens my schedule's now free, so I could, I could take on that role.


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[Assistant] And Miz was like, nah, I'm good. And then he looked at Rollins and he was like, oh, Logan Paul knocked out last week.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm a former three time Golden Glove doopie doo. I could, I could do a train with you. And, um, Ross was like, nah, but why don't we have a match instead?


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[Assistant] Look, all of this is dragging Seth Rollins way down, like he is clawing to that possible main event scene, and there's the Miz, and Baron Corbin clutching his feet, dragging him down like the zombies.


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[Assistant] Maybe this is what the zombies did to the Miz. That must have been it. They've actually passed on lower card virus. So, and now he's trying to, they're trying to affect Rollins with it as well by dragging him down, but it's not going to work. Uhm, but they were going to have a match today.


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[Assistant] Bronson Reed took on Elias. I don't know what Bronson Reed has to do.


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[Assistant] He's gonna get over, guys! Please! Hey, I'm just gonna take you off that copium for just one second.


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[Assistant] If it ain't gonna happen after the elimination chamber, after that elimination chamber performance.


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[Assistant] Like, this is what, I said this in the Elimination Chamber review, everyone was like, start making force, everyone was like, oh, let's wait till three weeks, like three weeks of roars. Johnny Gargano ain't getting any reactions after the great performance he put in. Bronson Reed isn't either. I think Bronson Reed...


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[Assistant] It's not the, it's not the matches, it's not him adding moves, it's not him just getting wins quickly, because that is actually going to get him less over than he is now. Dude needs a story.


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[Assistant] That massively elevates Bronson hugely up. Going up against the almighty, this undefeated, like tsunami of a man, going up against Bobby Lashley, would be awesome. Like that is what Bronson Reed needs. He needs something.


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[Assistant] Because him just beating Elias does nothing for him. These squash matches are doing nothing for him. And bless Kevin Patrick.


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[Assistant] Uh, Cathy Kelly tried to get in an update on Trish Stratus, but uh, she couldn't get into the room, but Chad Gable walked up with his flyers for Otis and then Becky and Lisa walked in to see Trish. Lots of like, you know, little mini converging backstage storylines here. Cathy Kelly all over the show because she's then interviewed


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[Assistant] Kevin Owens, who again reiterated he does not need Sammy Zane to take down the bloodline.


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[Assistant] Also doesn't need Cody's help either. So I've got a street fight with someone's going, I don't want to see either of you out there helping me. I do not need your help.


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[Assistant] Yeah, very, very important for what comes in the main events. I love.


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[Assistant] Uhm, we then got a recap of Cena and Theory from last week where they are openly saying now that Cena buried Austin Theory and earlier in the day Austin Theory set up a match with Angelo Dawkins and also set up a potential, well I mean he's got a match with Montez Ford next week but this promo segment more felt like it's to set up a singles feud.


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[Assistant] Because they were always talking about how, like he was saying that Montez Ford cannot win.


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[Assistant] We then got Austin Theory vs Angelo Dawkins, which I found to be a fascinating match.


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[Assistant] On the crowd reactions alone, because early doors, Austin Theory, great heat. Crowd were massively into booing Austin Theory, booing everything that he did, he was getting amazing heat.


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[Assistant] The longer this match went, the less the audience cared.


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[Assistant] Yeah, because he then locked in the STF afterwards and that got him a bit of heat back. And then Montesford ran down for the safe.


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[Assistant] Cool. Okay, it was. Yep. Kathy Kelly interviewed Paul Heyman, who announced that Roman Reigns will be on Raw next week.


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[Assistant] Video package for Rey Mysterio going into the Hall of Fame, and then Rey came out for a little promo just to say thank you very much to the fans, and Dominic Mysterio came out.


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[Assistant] Because Don came out here to talk about how Ray has been a bad dad. Because when Dominic was getting his 8th grade, uhm, dooby-doos,


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[Assistant] I don't know, we don't go to school in America. I don't know what you get in 8th grade. I don't know, a star or something. He's getting his 8th grade star. Sure, yeaah. And Ray said that I'll be there to see the star celebrations and coronations and stuff when you all get your stars and what not. And he wasn't there because instead he went to WrestleMania.


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[Assistant] And he talked about how, like, I was gonna do this, but you weren't there. You were always on the road. This is a very...


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[Assistant] Well trodden, uh, story of father and son in wrestling. We've seen it a lot in AEW. We've seen a lot in WWE as well of the younger boy saying,


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[Assistant] You were not there for me because you were always on the road. It's a long trodden, well trodden road. But I think it's good. I think it adds a lot of character dynamics and I think it adds a lot of drama and passion into this match. And Dom challenged Rey Mysterio to a match at WrestleMania and Rey said, look, I still love you.


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[Assistant] Despite everything you've done, I still love you because you're my son. And I am not going to fight my son.


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[Assistant] Really trying to tap in and really trying to get into Rey's head about like how you are not the father that you think you are. And I'm going to, I want to show that to your WrestleMania. And I was like, what is Dom going to do next in order to flick that switch and get a match going?


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[Assistant] We've still got two more Roars and three Smackdowns. We've got loads of time to get this done. I'm genuinely really intrigued to see where this is going.


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[Assistant] All of my friends showed up with Mercedes, but you only bought me a BMW. Ugh. What? Ugh, I can't believe you had stooped so low and it wasn't even a thingy-o.