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[Assistant] Jamie filled my senses so completely that his surroundings seemed almost irrelevant. But I could no longer afford to ignore them. My recklessness had almost killed him this afternoon, and my stomach turned over at the thought of losing him.


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[Assistant] I sat up suddenly, intending to go and wake him to come to bed with me.


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[Assistant] As my weight fell full on the results of his handiwork.


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[Assistant] I just as suddenly changed my mind and flounced angrily back onto my stomach.


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[Assistant] They're a struggle to find. They are probably the most popular cars out right now, regardless of sponsor. It's like any next-gen or piston-cut racer, people snatch them up.


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[Assistant] These are being found across the US at Walmart and Target stores. I just decided to, you know what, I'm not going to mess with that. I'm not going to go from store to store trying my luck to find these. So I just bought online for about $30. You know, it's kind of expensive, but


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[Assistant] When you factor in gas and time, it's actually very reasonable. If you're younger, you probably don't really get that yet. It's all just, you know, the dollar sign amount. But, you know, your parents


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[Assistant] They know the gas factor, for sure, and the time factor.


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[Assistant] Next gen piston cup racers is the series in the goldish yellow stripe with the piston cup racer circle. We got the four languages, English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese.


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[Assistant] The description reads, will the impressive next gen racers break Lightning McQueen's winning streak? And there you go, you have Conrad Camber, you have...


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[Assistant] So I'll be right back with these amazing diecasts opened up.


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[Assistant] I mean, we just have to make a decision. Is Eric Breaker or Spikey Phillips our favorite? So we're gonna go through each of them and see what happens, starting with their appearance in Cars 3.


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[Assistant] Who is the stock car racer for Cars 3 only? There was no stock car for Synergy in Cars 1, that's why we only have...


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[Assistant] It gets really weird lighting whenever I put a blue car on the screen. And that's all we got today, so hopefully it doesn't look too bad.


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[Assistant] But there's really no sense in comparing these three cause the next gen is drastically different from anything on the stock cars. I mean, you still kinda have the piston mascot on the side here.


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[Assistant] You know, like you name your mascot, but there is the little piston with the smiley face that we've seen before.


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[Assistant] Seems like he's been getting like a bigger roll every time. He started off a little tiny, then he got big, and now he's on the side there. And it's kinda weird. Everything really blends together on him. He's just more of a...


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[Assistant] But anyway, looking at the front here, he does kinda have that sour expression, not looking too happy, not looking...


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[Assistant] Too sad either. He has the same model as a whole bunch of others, like Tim Treadless here.


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[Assistant] Who is probably the most common since he was the first. It looks like their frowns are the same, but the eyes are lower on Eric. I also have Aaron Clocker here.


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[Assistant] His eyes are green, and they're a little bit bigger it looks like, but the mouths look to be the same. And there's a whole bunch more, like Rich Mixon, uh, who else we got?


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[Assistant] Harvey Rodcap, etc, etc. But anyway, he does have the vents in the bottom corner, so those are pretty neat. The headlights.


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[Assistant] Now on the hood here, whatever that is, I will assume it's like a piston imprint.


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[Assistant] Although I can't really tell, it looks a little strange. And then he has like this blue pattern on the side there that continues throughout him. Even though on the hood here it's really light blue versus the rest of him. But, I don't know, a lot of people think like, oh yea, it kinda looks like water.


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[Assistant] I mean, it makes me think of like, computers, something with technology.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's very strange to me. I cannot tell you what this design is. I don't think it is water, because how would that really relate to pistons? But anyway, on the side here, you do have 117, which is the number all along. Nice yellow number there.


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[Assistant] And this is very hard to see, like I said, subdued since all the colors flow together, but his contingency sponsors are the Piston Cup, Combustor, Carbon Cyber, and Synergy.


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[Assistant] You have the arrow there to indicate to the picker where to lift them up at to change tires. He has black rims with the black light year tires. Light year in that little sliver right there.


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[Assistant] Of course you have the piston guy right there, along with the exhaust pipes.


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[Assistant] Those do look a little strange, hm. I feel like they're just painted on, but they are actually imprinted a little bit. You can feel the indentation.


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[Assistant] You got the window bars there, some next gens have them, some don't. The spoiler, little torquey pistons with kind of another weird


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[Assistant] Lookin' design, that black piston or wrench actually, it's more lookin' like a wrench from that angle I guess, yeaah. It just looks a little strange on the hood there since the handle isn't that long and it kinda is cut off from where the eyes are, but I would assume that's like some sort of wrench.


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[Assistant] Of course you do have little torquey pistons right there. And then the gas cap. I'm not a big fan of that. You can't really see it made of the decals because it's all dark blue. But anyway, on the back here you have another little wrench or whatever.


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[Assistant] I wish I knew more exactly what the design was, cause I feel like it's not a range, I'm just guessing. But anyway, 117, the mandatory yellow rookie stripes.


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[Assistant] And that's pretty much it for Eric here. Here's the base if you're interested in that kind of stuff. This is the date stamp over here.


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[Assistant] I think I can already tell you that my favorite out of these two will probably be spiky just cause I don't like how everything blends together on Eric. It's not that attractive.


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[Assistant] But anyway, we're gonna do some side-by-sides here, showing the legacy of little torquey pistons, even though, like I said, very different. All red is gone. They don't have any red on Eric.


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[Assistant] I wish they put some more red in him and just designed it a little bit better. Not Mattel's fault. Pixar and Disney's fault. Just to clarify.


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[Assistant] Spiky here again, very different from Lane Lock, but there are a couple more similarities I'd like to think. You know, with the Syringy logo here, even though it changed, the G is still prominent. You also have these, like, hexagon patterns, which has been on Lane Lock.


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[Assistant] Eyes are different on Danny, mouth is open, so Danny's completely different in terms of that. The eyes are a little bit bigger on Ed Trunk and it looks like, but the mouths are the same.


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[Assistant] Now moving on to his specifics. He does have the vents there. Those are some pretty small vents actually. He's got the yellow bumper, I like that. Creates a lot of contrast.


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[Assistant] His grill connects the two headlights up there, whereas a lot of them have some separations, like on Ed Trunk in there.


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[Assistant] The hood looks pretty cool, it's like a two-tone between dark blue or purple or whatever, and yellow with the Synergy logo, very simple in there. It kinda looks like very futuristic, like if you go to Epcot, and that's like the future world basically,


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[Assistant] It reminds me of the Synergy font right there, because I feel like everything is written like that. Or Tomorrowland, so maybe like a retroistic future, compared to more of this modern day Synergy logo right here.


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[Assistant] I do like the patterns and how there's like hexagons within the hexagons, but these are just more simple, basic design. Of course on the sides here we have the same contingency sponsors that we saw on Eric, and while we're at this angle I want to take notice of all the little hexagons


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[Assistant] In his green pan. This is an amazing miniscule detail that I love that they added.


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[Assistant] And especially on the diecast, cause it'd be super easy for Mattel to just, yeaah, we're just gonna make the whole thing green. And on the front, it is just the green sparkles, but as you get to the center here, you can see those hexagons. I love that about him. I mean, that is way more intricate than unlaying lock there. It just looks so cool, you can see the sparkles, like, a lot.


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[Assistant] Of course he does have the black light, your tires, green rims, and yellow trims, so that is nothing new, just the redesign for the rims there.


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[Assistant] Aero indicates the picker where to lift them up at to change the tires. You already know that. You got exhaust pipes. You got this yellow stripe here that connects the five. That is very different from what we had before. So I like that change. You have some more purple hexagons there.


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[Assistant] Anyway, on the roof here, you got some yellow now tossed in here with the five again, some more hexagons.


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[Assistant] Roof flaps, window bars. I love how I like the center parts. A lot of different colors. You got purple, green, and yellow all mixed together. The spoiler is very interesting. I don't think I've seen many like this. It's just pretty small compared to some of the other ones. I guess it is the same as Ed Trunkins here, but it just looks a little bit different. I don't know, maybe it's just me.


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[Assistant] Now moving toward the back here, you have just a G right there, cause that's the prominent part of Synergy. Actually, let's see what the little slogan says here. It says, synthetic natural fuels. And it makes sense that the G is prominent, cause that's like gas, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] That's weird. Anyway, five rookie stripes, and lots of different designs here. Colors, I should say, kinda looks like.


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[Assistant] I dunno, something I'd see like at the McDonald's playroom or something like that. Green, purple, yellow.


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[Assistant] I don't know, maybe I'm just tired and I have no idea what I'm talking about, but that's just what it reminds me of. Here's the bass.


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[Assistant] I have to say, I think I do actually prefer Lane Lock a little bit more than Spiky. I don't know why exactly, I just like his design.


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[Assistant] You may like Spikey more, you may like Eric more than Spikey, whereas I definitely like Spikey way more than Eric, even though from a distance, Eric looks kinda cool.


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[Assistant] But when you get up close to them, I'm just not a big fan that you can't really see some of the decals cause the blue is just so dark. But anyway, that's all for today's video. I hope you guys enjoyed it.


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[Assistant] And I love getting the cars, getting the reviews out quick so you can check them out and then decide whether or not to buy them or not because these are hitting stores right now so you definitely have a good chance of finding them.


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[Assistant] Welcome, welcoming, now rocking with sports coma with Big Q and the guys, but we have intense, entertaining, educating.


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[Assistant] And enlightenment sport talk from your favorite sports fam. What's poppin fam? Shout out to you guys.


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[Assistant] Appreciate you being in the live. Please do me a service and hit the like button, hit the subscribe button. And by all means, feel free to share the show on your social media feed. We are in this thing. Shout out to the mighty who that nation. Hope you guys are having a fantastic weekend.


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[Assistant] And for the family members that's within the area, please feel, it's kind of cold and I know that's pretty much everywhere as a current area that we're under.


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[Assistant] Uh, that we in are, are pretty much under a free situation. So shout out to the fam. Y'all stay warm, stay safe.


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[Assistant] And be careful out there if you're on the road. Big ups to the fam, appreciate y'all being in the building, man. This one here, uh, is entitled.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, saints, it's just the saints coordinate update and news and, uh, notes the last few days, the saints did something. Uh, well, we had to cover the Mickey Loomis situation that occurred and I'm not really, uh, um,


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[Assistant] I said what I was going to say about Mickey Loomis. He's a joke.


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[Assistant] And the saints are currently a joke franchise, you know, uh, how they handle business. Uh, and, uh, we'll see what happens, man. And, um.


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[Assistant] I mean, uh, to me, until we see what kind of moves these people are going to make, not really.


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[Assistant] Uh, that inspired about what's going on with this damn team. So, uh, outside of that, man, big ups to the rest of you guys. Appreciate you being.


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[Assistant] In the stream as we get going in this episode of the coma. So a lot of people saying Q is, is the messaging me about, uh, the saints and I think, uh, this upcoming year we'll see a lot.


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[Assistant] About the black and gold in terms of what are they serious about winning me personally?


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[Assistant] I don't think so. I think it's mismanagement that's happening with the team currently. I don't think they're really up to anything really big. We are, we are definitely losing a few.


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[Assistant] Coach assistant coaches here or there to other jobs.


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[Assistant] And we'll bring some more, they'll bring some more guys and we'll see how it goes. But anyway, we'll cover an article, several articles in this, in this stream.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's well talking about the Saints in terms of the hires that Dennis Allen is going to do. We of course know Mickey Lomas did take, uh, what he called the, uh, responsibility of what a team.


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[Assistant] Uh, is failing or has failed the last couple of years saying that they've been too comfortable. That's a term that I've been using. I've never heard them use that term. I've been saying they comfortable. I've been saying they're a bunch of fat cats. I've been saying that success has spoiled this team.


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[Assistant] And a lot of different teams handle success differently. You see some of the more storied franchise throughout the NFL. They win championships and they get back to work. This is a team at largely.


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[Assistant] Historically speaking, it has been a losing franchise. It took us 20 plus years before we actually got a winning season.


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[Assistant] And some more time after that before we actually made the playoffs. The last 20 years of this, uh, we've had some success in the black and gold building. One of the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] But since then, not even close. Not even close to it. And, you know.


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[Assistant] We've been saying for the last 10 plus years, the SYNC's just been living off the rep of the Super Bowl that we won some time ago.


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[Assistant] The goal is once you raise the floor, you're supposed to be able to stay, um, progressive, stay, uh, focused, centered, focused to it. And the saints have gotten old at the top.


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[Assistant] They've gotten old at the top. These other guys here are over relied upon. This is a very unique situation where.


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[Assistant] It's not as progressive as I would like it to be where.


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[Assistant] New blood or new people, younger people move up into the organization.


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[Assistant] The lead organization into the future is not ran like a business like that. It's ran like a family.


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[Assistant] And when people at the top of the team start telling you when they're going to leave the team and these guys are employees, we got a problem, man. We got a damn problem.


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[Assistant] So, you know, I'm going to continue to speak my, my truth and I'm going to stay on there, you know what, on the backsides and Dennis Lucia.


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[Assistant] And who's the boss of making lomas has to sit up and take note, especially when they start looking at their money and understand you're not going to give these people junk and garbage.


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[Assistant] And call it football. Not going to compare Dennis Allen to Sean Payton. There is no comparison.


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[Assistant] You do compare Dennis Allen to his peers. You don't compare him to Tom Landry and Bill Belichick.


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[Assistant] Who's egotistical, who's governing or operating out of arrogance as opposed to being progressive and are doing the correct things.


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[Assistant] To make things happen. I don't want a general manager who only works in the off season. We need somebody that will keep his foot.


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[Assistant] This year's the first time he's had a winning mark, but it's, it's Mickey Loomis' responsibility to stay on top of these guys, especially during the season and don't give dumbass, uh,


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[Assistant] Announcements or speeches at the end of the season when it doesn't matter. Give them during the season when it does matter.


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[Assistant] Because perhaps that can motivate the players to do a little bit more in that game that they needed to win against the Green Bay Packers.


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[Assistant] A little bit more in that game against the Minnesota Vikings they were supposed to be.


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[Assistant] A little bit more against that Tampa Bay game when they lost when they should have won that game.


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[Assistant] Or against the Atlanta game when they should have won that game as well the first time around.


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[Assistant] So like I said, that is a progressive organization.


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[Assistant] These guys are fat cats. They have been gorge with all the success.


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[Assistant] The owner is the richest person in the state. She's worth six, over six billion that they will, that she would want to report to Forbes. Of course, they're a lot wealthier than that.


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[Assistant] We've given them all these sweetheart deals and we simply want the team to be ran like a progressive business, not like an old mafia family.


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[Assistant] Like I said, I've been putting the heat on him and I really damn people know that I've been putting the heat on him and sooner or later, the who that nation.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm not really caring. They gonna hear it one way or the other. They gonna look at the goddamn bank books.


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[Assistant] And they gon' realize that that merch ain't selling. They gon' realize that them tickets ain't selling. They gon' see them waiting lists or they waiting on you now.


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[Assistant] They used to be in reverse, now they weak knowing you. People just, and listen, this is not just for the saints, this is for


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[Assistant] Across the NFL, overall people are more enlightened. They're more empowered than there's ever been. And this is the time of empowerment.


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[Assistant] A lot of people are understanding they're approaching sports differently. They're not approaching it like a fanatic anymore. That's old timey crap.


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[Assistant] This is a new era of time. It's a new energy. It's a new focus out there where people, they just, it's just, they're approaching life.


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[Assistant] differently with empowerment. This is the time of empowerment and people are looking at it a lot differently.


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[Assistant] So a lot of the stuff they used to say don't work anymore. I'm proof positive of that. And people are across the league are buying more and more into that mentality.


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[Assistant] That they're gonna use their power to change things and the power is the money. You know, so they count on you not being on code. Let's show them some stuff. But anyway, let's keep it going, man. Let me jump into this thing and make something happen, man. Shout out to y'all. Appreciate y'all.


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[Assistant] For being in this thing and we will, we're going to have a little business.


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[Assistant] All right. Shout out to everybody, man. Good to see y'all being, uh, uh, brother Quavedis is just on account of this year. DA shouldn't be mentioned with those great coaches, easy schedule, great roster and still fail. Luma sounded like a damn fool. He was unbalanced. We've covered it. His face was flush. His eyes were glossy. He was chewing that gum loud and smacking.


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[Assistant] And you know, I think he was chewing that gum so that you don't have a dry mouth. That's what I really do think. And I, and listen, I'm from New Orleans, bro. We've been around. Y'all know what this is. I don't have to tell y'all what time this is. Y'all know what this is. You know what you're looking at. You know, irrational.


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[Assistant] Uh, behaviors, making these really stupid comparisons and stat prattling. I've told you everything about it. I have not said anything that's inaccurate. And I backed it up even when I was saying during the season, because we, you know, Mickey has always been a source of, of entertainment to us. Like, you know.


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[Assistant] But as of this past year, he's really been showing his true leanings.


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[Assistant] His true thought process, his elitism, his arrogance, his stupidity. You know, a lot of that, like he's, like he's untouchable. There is nobody in the, in that organization that's untouchable.


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[Assistant] When you get on code and pull that money back, all of them will start bowing and scraping to you because they need the money to survive.


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[Assistant] We don't need your brand of leadership at the general manager position. That work with Sean Payton was here. You need more of a hands on general manager. Somebody that does evaluations during the season.


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[Assistant] And not after the season because out of his mouth, he says he too emotional to do them because they win. He's emotional when they lose the emotional. And I guarantee you the saints still pay them on time, even though if he don't do his job and decides to do that. Dennis Lucia, what are you doing?


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[Assistant] Are you allowing him to talk about his emotions and not doing his job, but he's still collecting the check every week, every other week or every month, however they pay. You see what I'm saying? How are you allowing him to?


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[Assistant] Do the, how to say these stupid things and not press this guy to do something different or at least give up the general manager position. Keep the VP and hire Kai Harley to run the general manager position. I promise you is most, he's doing most of the things already. He's doing all of that other stuff.


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[Assistant] He's the one working and doing the money stuff. I promise you that much.


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[Assistant] I guarantee you, it ain't a hard working bone in Mickey Lumis' body, man. Come on.


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[Assistant] You know, you look at his hands, his hands soft as hell, man. I'll tell you what, he ain't doing nothing. All right. So anyway, shout out to your fam. Appreciate you as well.


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[Assistant] Alright, so listen man, we just gotta keep doing what we doing man, and uh,


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[Assistant] We're going to keep, we're going to hold, we're going to hold tight to him, man. I hear you, if only one man had a scandal too. Nah, Mickey Loomis, it's going to be, his downfalls is going to be his stupid reliance on Dennis Saller. Listen.


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[Assistant] We, we know enough about Dennis Allen. We know enough about Dennis Allen. What does he know about Dennis Allen that we don't know? It's nothing.


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen is not mysteriously going to turn into a great head coach. He's been, listen fam, let's, let's lay it out on the line before we jump into our stuff. This is the thing about the New Orleans Saints organization, right?


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[Assistant] The Saints over the last couple of years since Dennis Allen stepped in the building, he's had a playoff ready team.


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[Assistant] The, the, the, the, the saints of nine and seven with Sean Payton last year shouldn't have made the plus, but Sean Payton was focused on retirement.


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[Assistant] I covered that in the time he was talking to Jay Glazer of Fox about retirement in November.


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[Assistant] And you still had two months of football left to get lined up. So he wasn't focused on making the playoffs. He was thinking about retirement, which is a violation. You do that after the season.


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[Assistant] You don't talk to reporters about retirement during the season. You wait after the season. So he was already on his way out. But when the Saints came into it the year after Peyton was left and they gave Dennis Allen the job.


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen had a team that was ready to go to the playoffs. It was an improved team upon what it was the prior year. And he figured he went backwards with seven and 10. This team he had was stocked better than that team, than the seven and 10 team.


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[Assistant] They had his, his handpicked people, his assistant coaches, his defensive coordinator.


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[Assistant] And all these other folks, then there was also his quarterback. So we had an influx of Raider assistant coaches.


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[Assistant] And players into the saints organization at vital positions, right? Foster my role, Derek Carr, all these guys came in, right?


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[Assistant] The team went nine and eight. Why itself? The season was, it was a very agreeable schedule.


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[Assistant] It was also a wide open NFC South. It wasn't a competitive NFC South and several different times the Saints had to lead in an NFC South before giving it away. Bad inconsistent football at the, at the onset and that they couldn't recoup from.


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[Assistant] They did win, what, four of the last five games, but what good that got you? Didn't get you much.


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[Assistant] You got you a middle grade first round draft selection and got you out of here. You know, so.


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[Assistant] You know, you got to look at everything and we got a contrast that when he started talking about nine and eight, he had it.


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[Assistant] Listen, this upcoming season, they're talking about the schedule is going to be solved again. Listen, I disagree with that. We'll see. But at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] We look at the intangibles and we look at and we evaluate coaches, even though Mickey Loomis tells you you're not qualified to do that, even though he don't know what the hell he's doing. Nobody in his right mind will pick Dennis Allen and say he's a great coach. Only a stupid, a deteriorating mind person will believe that. An arrogant prick.


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[Assistant] Who thinks that he got a game figured out on what these players, these other guys are. And when you criticize his calls, he can't handle it. Which means that's why he should be replaced.


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[Assistant] Cause he is definitely, he owns some Mike Dicker stuff right now, to be honest with you. But in the end.


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[Assistant] It just shows you the ridiculous level of just foolishness that they're involved in right now, which is totally ridiculous. So.


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[Assistant] Anyway, let's get into it, man. Let's talk about this, man. I just wanted to drop that on that.


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[Assistant] And talk about that man before we get rolling into the game, but we'll watch. Cause listen, this is not going to be a bad season for me or any of you guys. And I'mma tell you why. The New Orleans Saints will do exactly what they supposed to do. And one way or the other, we gonna have some light.


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[Assistant] We gonna get like this upcoming season. There is, there is no denying you cannot run from what's about to happen.


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[Assistant] So don't look at it as a down thing or whatever. Just get ready for verification.


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[Assistant] Get ready for veritas, get ready for truth, get ready for light, get ready, ready for sunshine. Because the reality is.


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[Assistant] All of this is gonna be cleared away in the upcoming season, one way or the other. So just remember that.


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[Assistant] All right. So anyway, let's get into it fam. Uh, shout out to Bob Rose too, man. I wanted to give Bob a shout out, man, because, uh, he, he did a very wonderful job.


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[Assistant] On the article that I just want to commend him. And like I said, I think Bob is probably one of the best writers that's out there right now. Shout out to you. Shout out to you, brother Bob.


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[Assistant] And, and Brother Kyle and the Saints News Network. This was a fantastic article. Uhm.


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[Assistant] That I won't go over with you, with you guys. And then we'll talk about others like Michael Hodges, the Patriots are looking at him and a shout out to the Saints wire.


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[Assistant] Brother Sigal over there ranking the Saints five most disappointing players of 2023. And then we'll talk a little bit about the NFC South in particular.


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[Assistant] The Atlanta Falcons, who are actually doing a pretty good job of trying to upgrade


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[Assistant] The level of football in the NFC South to the chagrin of the New Orleans Saints, not the who that nation is the difference.


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[Assistant] Who that nation knows what time it is. Plus I wanted to kind of share some updates.


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[Assistant] And give you a little background about the John Gruden situation as well. So let's get right into it fam. If you please hit the like button, hit the subscribe button and feel free, please feel free to share the show, man.


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[Assistant] On your social media feed or with the rest of the diehards. Here we go. All right. Saints coaching hires may be influenced by Dennis Allen's relationship. Now this was very key. This was well written because this is truth.


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen over the last several years have been Sean, Sean Payton's guys are out, Dennis Allen's guys are in.


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[Assistant] And he gives a list of some of the guys that could be coming here.


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[Assistant] As Dennis Allen is a one trick pony, he'll go out there and he'll look for Raiders guys and see if you can bring them on in here.


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[Assistant] To listen to them, so yeaah, it's basically turning them into the New Orleans Raiders. That's just pretty much what it is.


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[Assistant] Alright, here's some surprising names to watch if Dennis Allen has a major say in revamping the Saints offensive coaching staff.


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[Assistant] Like I said, it's Bob Rose, Saints coach Dennis Allen finished seven to 10 in 2022, his first year in charge of the team. Despite the top five defense that season, Allen made big changes in his defensive coaching staff. The Saints, Jettison, co-coordinators, Ryan Nilsen and Coach Richard, two highly respected coaches, inter-escalating New Orleans,


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[Assistant] The new coaches that were brought in for 2023 all had previous ties to Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] Defensive coordinator Joe Woods was a defensive back coach under Dennis Allen with the Raiders back in 2014. Marcus Robinson.


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[Assistant] Brought in the coach, the Saints DBs were an assistant coach on that 2014 Raiders staff.


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[Assistant] Even Clancy Barone, the tight end coach, was an offensive assistant.


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[Assistant] With Texas A&M in 1993, where Allen played as a defensive back. Could you imagine him as a DB?


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[Assistant] Can you imagine him as a, Dennis Allen as a DB, really? But wrong also.


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[Assistant] the tight end coach for the Broncos in 2011 when Allen served as the coordinator of that team.


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[Assistant] Fast forward to 2020, the Saints finished with an improved record of nine and eight.


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[Assistant] Mr. Klaus for the third straight year. Long time offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael was let go.


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[Assistant] That's why I receive as coach Cody Burns and senior offensive assistant Bob Bicknell.


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[Assistant] Uh, Barone remains so far as does offensive line coach Doug Marrone. Why? I don't understand why that's the case, but it is what it is.


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[Assistant] Who was with Alan on Sean Payton's first New Orleans staff from 06 to 08. The Saints have requested permission to interview.


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[Assistant] The Bengals quarterback's coach Tom Pitcher, Rams QB coach Zach Robinson, and the Seahawks offensive coordinator Shane Waldron so far. There will be certainly more candidates emerging in coming weeks.


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[Assistant] Both for offensive coordinator and other positions on the staff. With recent history serving as a guide, don't be surprised if the Saints speak with a few coaches that have worked with Allen before. This is a couple names that brother Bob is throwing at us. Brian Callahan. Callahan has been offensive coordinated with the Bengals for the last five years working


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[Assistant] Uh, with the offensive minded head coach Zach Taylor, the bangers loaded bangles, bangles are loaded with.


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[Assistant] Weapons like uh, Borrow, Chase, Higgins, Boyd, and Joe Mixon.


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[Assistant] He's just 39 years old, but Callahan began his coaching career as an offensive quality control coach with the Broncos in 2010. He was on the staff with Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] Was Denver's, uh, defensive coordinator back in 2011.


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[Assistant] When Borough missed the last seven games of the year, Cincinnati still functioned.


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[Assistant] At a high level behind former undrafted QB, Jake Brown.


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[Assistant] This has made Callahan a legit head coach candidate while also raising the stock of Tom pitcher.


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[Assistant] May end up as a head coach if he doesn't then perhaps Callahan could be lowered to New Orleans with an associate head coaching title. In addition to having complete control of an offense for the first time.


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[Assistant] In his career. Okay, that's one. The other one is John DeFlipple. You know, y'all remember him? He was the, the breakers.


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[Assistant] Coach in the USFL, which has just recently been disbanded. Our team, the Breakers have been disbanded. They're not going to be a part of the United Football League.


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[Assistant] That's what The Rock came out and said, and that was a kick in the teeth cause I was really looking forward to seeing them again, but maybe later.


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[Assistant] All right, the Filippo 49 was the most recent head coach of the Breakers in the USFL. His last NFL job was the QB coach of the Bears in 2020 and 21.


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[Assistant] He's also been an offensive coordinator for the Browns in 2015, the Vikings in 2018, Jacksonville in 2019.


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[Assistant] Was the Saints offensive line coach Doug Marrone and was the Jaguars head coach. The 15 year veteran would certainly bring experience to a coaching staff.


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[Assistant] He had far more success as a position coach, mostly with the QBs.


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[Assistant] Denise had as a coordinator, the NFL teams show interest, it would be at a position coach or an offensive consultant. Perhaps this could be our new, uh, offensive analyst or consultant person. Like we look at what happened with Bicknell. Could, uh, could this coach be the next guy?


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[Assistant] How about Mike McCoy? McCoy 51 just wrapped up his second year as the QB coach of the Jags.


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[Assistant] He's a 21 year NFL veteran has been, who has been an offensive coordinator for six seasons with two teams and had a head coach.


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[Assistant] Uh, and was the head coach of the Chargers for four years. McCoy was in the third season as an offensive coordinator for the Broncos in 2011 when Dennis Allen came in.


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[Assistant] As a defensive coordinator, Adam Gase, also on the staff as a QB coach, Gase has been out of the coaching since 2020 after several failures upon leaving Denver, leaving him as a highly unlikely interview candidate.


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[Assistant] Early in his career, McCoy was fortunate to oversee offenses with Pro Bowl quarterback, Sean, I mean, Peyton Manning and Philip Rivers. His last few stops haven't been nearly successful and the development of Jackson QB Trevor Lawrence has been erratic. Greg Olson, well traveled. Olson was a QB coach for Seattle last season.


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[Assistant] It was the 15th stop in his 34 year collegiate and professional coaching career. He served two separate stints with three different NFL teams and is one of the most, one of the more respected coaches in the NFL. Olson who turned 61 in March was Oakland's offensive coordinator during Dennis Allen last two seasons with the team.


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[Assistant] You returned to the Raiders in 2018 to serve four more years as an offensive coordinator, the head coach.


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[Assistant] For the raiders over that stretch was Gruden, who is rumored to be...


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[Assistant] If rumors are true that Gruden will join the Saints in some capacity, then there could be a strong chance that Olsen could join them. Olsen has reasonable success with several teams.


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[Assistant] As both coordinated and QB coaches prior relationship with both Allen and Carr.


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[Assistant] Would also set up a smooth transition, especially if Gruten joins the group. Very interesting, right? All these guys are connected to.


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen, he's a one trick pony. He's going to see if he can go find guys that he can work with.


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[Assistant] Well, Bob has found some guys and this is really good stuff that he's throwing out here, right? This is potential.


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[Assistant] Eric Studsfield, right? 56 year old Studsfield just completed his sixth season.


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[Assistant] With the explosive Dolphins, he had been Miami's offensive coordinator back in 21 under coach Brian Flores, where Flores was fired. Studsville was retained.


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[Assistant] When coach Mike McDaniel took over, but was shifted to the running backs and associate head coach Studsfield.


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[Assistant] That's been an NFL assistance for 28 years. Most of them, most of the time has been spent as the running backs coach. We need a running backs coach. His longest stint when any of the five teams was with the Broncos.


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[Assistant] He was there for nine years from 2010 to 2017, meaning that he was on the staff for the year Dennis Allen was the defensive coordinator with the team. Studville has been an offensive coordinator for just one year.


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[Assistant] An interim head coach for four games at the Saints show any interests, it'll be.


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[Assistant] As a running backs coach, New Orleans just did lose their long time running backs coach Joel Thomas, who left to take the same position with the New York Giants. So there you go.


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[Assistant] Would not be in, would not be viewed as offensive coordinated possibilities. Studsville could be suitable replacement for Thomas to coach the running backs. DeFlippio, DeFlippio or, I'm butchering the hell out there man, name R McCoy could be veteran additions to the staff as a quarterbacks coach. Need one of them. Getting Brian Callahan would be a major coup. He's a hot young candidate who's getting interested


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[Assistant] Uh, get interest as a head coach. If he doesn't have it, perhaps the Saints could capitalize on slim hopes by offering him a complete control of the offense and an associate head coach in title.


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[Assistant] Greg Olson, John Groome combination almost feel like a logical outcome.


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[Assistant] More importantly for success on the field, Derek Haar has had success working with each


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[Assistant] And this team ended 2023 in dysfunctional fashion with those factors and more in play. How much influence will Allen have in hiring?


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[Assistant] A mostly new offensive staff. If this history with the Saints is an indicator, then one of these names could certainly be in play if Allen.


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[Assistant] That's the primary say, so shout out to Bob's. Wasn't this a good article family? Real insightful article and a good look, really a really solid look.


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[Assistant] What they could possibly be looking at because what Bob is thinking about is how they employed.


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[Assistant] The defensive staff, once coach, once those guys left, we talked about the co-coordinator roles, uh, a year ago.


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[Assistant] And he came in with all his guys, guys that all of the guy, like he mentioned, Classey Barone, that's, that's a guy, Dennis guy, the Marcus Robinson, the secondary school, Dennis guy.


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[Assistant] And then of course, if Michael Hodges is lured away, he could be another player or a coach rather to need somebody to, you know, some replacement there. So.


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[Assistant] You know, this has happened quite often defensively. Why would it not be the same offensively, especially when you bring in the guy you drafted when he was with the Raiders 10 plus years ago?


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[Assistant] So it's, it's a good thought process in the end.


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[Assistant] And the ultimate of all this is John Gruden. Where does he fit in this whole situation? I'm gonna give you guys an update momentarily. Let's finish up with this.


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[Assistant] Alright, patrons to interview, we know about this, this actually had happened the other day and we hadn't gotten anything on it yet, but the patrons did interview.


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[Assistant] Uh, they did interview Michael Hodges for the defensive coordinator position. Of course, we know Kraft.


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[Assistant] Uh, decided, you know, him and Bill Belichick went about these separate ways and, uh, Kraft went right to it and he hired Jared Mayo as the next coach of the Patriots.


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[Assistant] Uh, team, Gerard Mayo, he got right to it. And one of the things that they wanted to do was, Ian Rappaport reported this, that


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[Assistant] New England interview linebackers coach Mike Hodges for the role.


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[Assistant] Uh, for the defensive coordinator role. So that's pretty good. Hodges who's 37 been with the Saints since 2017. He's beginning his tenure with the club as a defensive assistant and was promoted to assistant.


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[Assistant] Linebacker coach in 2019. He was then promoted again to linebackers coach in 2020.


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[Assistant] The Gerard Maid is also reportedly going to interview Broncos defensive coach Kristen Parker for the same coordinated position, so.


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[Assistant] This is one of the things that we talk about like when you're winning games and then all of a sudden things start changing where you have to kind of look at replacing some of your staff and that happens and we anticipate other stuff like this happening this year as well.


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[Assistant] That they will start, uh, moving, certain guys will start moving off the team. We know about Michael Hodges. We know about we just Joel Thomas is with the Giants now. We, we hearing all the rest of this stuff. We got to replace Cody Burns. We also have to look at doing this other stuff and we possibly looking at the QB's situation as well. The QB's.


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[Assistant] Coach, will our QB, uh, passing game coordinator, uh, QB coach remain with the team? That's a whole nother thing.


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[Assistant] So I mean, it's, in the end, it's just one of these situations where the saints will have to just be mindful of it. Cause some of these guys are just going to move on, man. So that's why it's always important to get the very most, most out of the, uh, or the most out of some of these people while you got them. Cause your window of opportunity is vastly shrinking, you know? So anyway.


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[Assistant] Let's move to this fam, ranking the Saints, uh, five most disappointing players.


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[Assistant] In 2023, this is sourced from the Saints wire man as they drop in the scoop here. In 2023 was a weird one for the Saints. It seemed as if the team was primed for a postseason birth surgeon in the back half of the year and winning four of the last five. That, however, wasn't the case. The Saints ended


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[Assistant] Uh, in the regular season, uh, with, uh, which in the most disappointing fashion, they're stuck at home watching the playoffs instead of competing in the postseason. Wasn't simply missing the playoffs that made this season a disappointment. The journey along the way was equally as disappointing and frustrating as, and it's important to acknowledge which position groups and players did not meet expectations.


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[Assistant] Which performances were most disappointing in 2023?


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[Assistant] Here are a couple of pics right here of disappointment as in the eyes of, uh, uh, John sick.


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[Assistant] Number five, Pete Werner working backwards from five to one. Pete Werner, he listed as a disappointment. This was a down year for Pete.


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[Assistant] Visually, not statistically, he was a healthy starter for a full season, which is a, which is a plus. Cause that's one of the things we wanted.


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[Assistant] To make sure it's like Pete Warner had the reputation as an injury prone player who couldn't be counted upon. He, he kind of.


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[Assistant] Made that go away from right now, playing a full season, so that's a win. His stats naturally went up, but so did his mistakes.


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[Assistant] Is lack of athleticism was apparent in open field opportunities more previous and more than previous season. He's got to do a better job of plays and coverage. Now we know Pete Werner is not the most athletic guy, right?


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[Assistant] He's not the most athletic guy, but he's very cerebral. He's a smart player. He can see things. He's not easily fooled.


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[Assistant] But you know, most of the times he do put himself in position to make plays, stick his helmet in there to make plays.


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[Assistant] But, but see people that know that's game plan and a guy like Pete Werner know how to get.


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[Assistant] Athletic tight ends against them if they try to match those guys with them and have success with that, so.


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[Assistant] We just, in that regard, I think that there's some truth there.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Foskey, the snowman was, this was most disappointing for a lot of the black and gold family members. He had a very uneasy transition into this, into the Saints. Foskey, the most disappointing player from the Saints most recent draft class. He was an early second round pick, but yet the defensive end.


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[Assistant] Was primarily a special teams player despite New Orleans struggling to rush the pass or Foskey still didn't play meaningful snaps.


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[Assistant] It's far from over for him, but this year was very disappointing for the rookie.


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[Assistant] In the game, your Ozzy Hrafatsky, the snowman was very.


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[Assistant] Disappointing for what we anticipated a lot more from him and that rookie year. And we just, it just didn't come as few flashes here or there, but too far and few in between.


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[Assistant] So I, you know, this is a good one to put up here on the list. Number three, Cam Jordan. Jordan had two sacks and 17 games.


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[Assistant] It's the first time he had fewer than seven and a half sacks his rookie season. When you have a year like that, like he had in your mid thirties.


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[Assistant] It's easy to say father time starting to catch up with Cam Jordan.


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[Assistant] If you ask him though, he will say it was multiple ankle sprains he had to manage through the year, regardless of the reason this was a down year for camp. So indeed, and people were on camp last year.


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[Assistant] Before he had, you know, when he had the year when he kind of burst forth on later on a year and piled up a bunch of sacks.


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[Assistant] This year was the most disappointing year that I've seen with Cam and you're right.


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[Assistant] Cam did have ankle issues. He was out there trying to do his thing. That ankle didn't do him no service out there. I watched the film on Cam.


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[Assistant] Trying to pursue people up and down a line of scrimmage. He just didn't have that athleticism.


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[Assistant] He couldn't get there. So yeah, it was, it was very, um.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that was very tough. Tough year for camp. And when that happens, a lot of people gonna say father time, he's getting old, stuff like that. So yeah, indeed. So at some point, do you...


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[Assistant] You know, when Cam gets healthy, do you consider, cause he's still under contract.


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[Assistant] Do the Saints consider doing something different with Cam, like some of our other players?


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[Assistant] Sometimes they tend to shift those guys inside. You see what I'm saying? And have them to do something inside rather than outside. Put more athletic guys on the outside. Do we then shift cam more inside? Let them play more inside.


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[Assistant] You know, cause like I said, Cam is a saint for life and he's gonna...


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[Assistant] Play out the rest of his contract, but definitely a disappointing year for Cam.


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[Assistant] Uh, Jordan. Alright, number two on the list of the top five most disappointed players, Saint, uh, Saints Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] This, this should really be number one, to be honest, which is, I can't wait to see number one actually is. Penning was benched after five games, though he had played a lot due to an injury the following week after that, he played a total of 13 snaps.


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[Assistant] On offense over the last 11 games and there were more injuries, but never more pinning. The saints say they still believe in them, but actions speak louder than words. Indeed.


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[Assistant] The Saints could draft another first round left tackle just two years after picking Trevor Penning. And just to stick right here for a second, the way they had handled Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] Like I was saying about playing him at the left tackle position, I thought that was really problematic.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it was just, it wasn't good how they had to handle it. Remember we, I played it here on the stream. I played it here and I tried to talk to the family members and I talked to them about how


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[Assistant] Uh, the Saints used Trevor Penning in so far as they put him at the left tackle position. He wasn't ready for that. I knew it. I kept telling him, don't do that.


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[Assistant] Don't put them at the left tackle position. Put them at the right tackle position. Do something different, but don't put them at the left tackle position because that is probably, that is the most difficult position outside the center.


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[Assistant] For you guys to play because you will more than likely face the best offense or the best defensive pass rusher from that spot. So every.


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[Assistant] Game, you're going to get their best person over there on that blind side, attacking the blind side.


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[Assistant] Of your quarterback. That means bosses. The bosses is coming at you. That means all of the top guys, all of them.


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[Assistant] The, the Miles Garrett and the rest of them, all those guys are going to be sitting over and playing where pinning is.


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[Assistant] They're going to move them over there to get after Penning and Penning talked about having confidence issues during the season. You know, he struggled mightily.


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[Assistant] And the Saints just didn't move him down to the second layer and said, okay, we'll bring you off the, off the second. They literally shoved him all the way down to the bottom of the active roster as far as the offensive linemen are concerned.


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[Assistant] And it was, and how do you bounce back from that if you're Trevor Penning, who's already as a first round draft pick dealing with confidence issues. So with Ryan Ramchak potentially not being able to play for the rest of his career with this serious knee issue,


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[Assistant] Does Penning re-emerge as a right tackle candidate?


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[Assistant] Do they do that? Because really, truthfully speaking, and I got a mock draft that I'm going to be coming out, family coming up, uh.


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[Assistant] Uh, next week I got one I got coming out on Monday for you guys. We're getting, getting into the mock season. I got one for you.


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[Assistant] That the saints could definitely end up taking a left tackle. There are a couple of those that'll be, that'll be there maybe.


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[Assistant] Not considering him a part of the future of the line where Ramchak's, uh, health is an issue.


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[Assistant] Then the left, then the left guard, left tackle, left guard issue needs to be addressed.


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[Assistant] Uh, Nick sell to various, a guy that was drafted out of old dominion to be the left guard. He was hurt all y'all still with.


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[Assistant] See about providing some, some, uh, some depth there.


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[Assistant] The kind of push him in the left tackle position is definitely a position they could definitely draft first. But yes, Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] In terms of being a first round draft pick that did not contribute, but this is the number one guy.


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[Assistant] This is the most, I ain't mad at this pick right now. I really ain't. This is who John Sigler says is the most disappointing player on that team. But this year, let's see what he says, man. That this, that makes me laugh.


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[Assistant] Not, not in a good way because, you know, I understand people have their questions about Carr. You know, he really didn't prove too much to me this past season.


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[Assistant] Just did some stat packing toward the back of the season, but still a lot to prove.


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[Assistant] In this, in this, in the next year coming, when cars signed, when the Saints signed car.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, things didn't, it didn't live up to expectations and the beginning of cars time when New Orleans was littered with frustrating moments.


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[Assistant] On and off the field, the offense struggled to move the ball and spurted when they did. Carr improved late in the season, so hopefully the trans, they transition, transitions into year two. Now this is a point.


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[Assistant] Because he took way too long to get going. Like you took over, it took.


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[Assistant] Two plus months of football before he even started to look different.


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[Assistant] And like he started getting better toward the back end of the season, like the last month of games, which is way too long for him. He took way too long to get going.


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[Assistant] And the frustrations and the fussing was because he don't take accountability.


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[Assistant] He don't want to take accountability sitting up there. I remember the time where I lost a lot of respect for the guy because he would set up that line. You set up that line to people telling them, Hey,


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[Assistant] We got the answers in the building. Remember that? Put one in the chat if you remember telling the reporters, Mike Triplett and, and, and Jeff Duncan and others that we have the answers and they're in the building.


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[Assistant] And they asked him, well, what's the answers? And what did he say? He said, well, I can't tell you because we got, we got the answers in the building. What happened after that? They continued to lose.


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[Assistant] So he was, it's just a bunch, it's a flim flam. Don't come here with that, man.


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[Assistant] Don't come here with the lies and the BS and the garbage, dude. If you don't freaking know, you don't freaking know. Don't sit up here and lie to people about knowing something and then you put the film on and you don't know nothing.


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[Assistant] I mean, you're looking at when, and people talk about it all the time. It's like some of these guys, man, you want them, it's easy to decipher the games of, of football players. Anybody could really go and do it. Anybody could be a scout.


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[Assistant] You just gotta know what you're looking for. You just gotta know what you're looking at. You just have to be a good judge of skill and talent.


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[Assistant] And it's not a very hard profession to do. You just gotta take it serious. Do your research.


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[Assistant] So when you look at what Carr was, and there's plenty of film that you can break down Derek Carr, he is a very flawed guy fundamentally. He get things could happen a lot better for him if he just didn't stare down half the field as much as he does. And that's just outright laziness and bad technique.


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[Assistant] That you stare down, you go center and then stare left or go center and then stare right.


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[Assistant] And don't cycle through your progressions. I was saying that the whole season.


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[Assistant] Oh, this damn guy don't cycle through his progressions enough. He stares down half the field and then checks it down. Why you think you're checking it down so much? You're not looking at the full field. And then it's on tape, it's on film.


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[Assistant] Where you can see this stuff happening and it's happening week after week. People are calling it out and he pretending like he don't have a problem. See, I don't have time for that, bro.


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[Assistant] I don't have time for you with the, with the, with the delusion, with the lies, with the BS, with the crap and the garbage. We got a time window here.


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[Assistant] It's a certain amount of pressure that you have to have. You step here, you gotta win now because you got an older team. You got a two to three year window to make something happen before you start and have to kind of do a rebuild situation.


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[Assistant] They're basically holding on to some pieces of people are getting older because time that time is ticking on that window.


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[Assistant] And you got to activate and you got to win right now. We don't have time to you to build up the wins.


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[Assistant] When these guys are already here, when Chris Olavi, Rashid Shahid, and at the time, Michael Thomas, Elvin Kamara, Jamal Williams, and all these other guys, they're at Jawan Johnson, uh, Taysom Hill. These guys are here right now. This is not a young team like a Greenvale or Houston Texan club. Credit to those guys having the success that they're having.


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[Assistant] This is an older team, one of the oldest teams in the NFL and they have to understand that when we put this guy here, you got to win right now. That's what the $150 million is for. Now, of course we got a dumb quarterback, a dumb ass coach.


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[Assistant] And a, and a brainless general manager slash VP dude up there that's trying to protect you and not telling you, you're supposed to win right now. But let me tell you something, Mr. Carr.


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[Assistant] That's what the pressure is, despite what Dennis Allen is saying, despite what Mickey Loomis saying, who's not, who don't even know what flipping planet he on.


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[Assistant] He don't even talk to the players. They broke that down. He don't have conversation with players during the season. So I can understand why James Winston two years ago had issues and went to the press when he couldn't take it to this guy. This guy is supposed to have his goddamn door open. You see what I'm getting at? And I was telling people this.


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[Assistant] This, this last season, and then they finally see, see, y'all see who the problem is. Y'all see what I've been talking about. When he hit that end of the season press conference, y'all seen who was the big problem of the team.


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[Assistant] Who's standing in the way of progress with stupidness and arrogance and dumb shit? Is that guy?


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[Assistant] But we telling you on tape that everything that we say could be backed up in the receipts. It's receipt season. I don't have time to play games with the saints and all this foolishness about who, whose fault it is. Well, it's my fault because I, you know, I, I was too comfortable. It's good that you come up with that analogy.


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[Assistant] Or that thought process when the season is long gone, is you got too comfortable. If you listen more, I was saying it during, at the time.


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[Assistant] We were saying it at the time, bro, y'all got to activate and do something. Y'all way too comfortable. So being stupid and stubborn and non-progressive, what you got to do fam? Y'all know what y'all got to do. Y'all know what y'all got to do.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, shout out to Molly Moss. His question, Q, do you think Loomis will fire DA next year? Yeah, he got to get him out of here, bro.


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[Assistant] If he fi-, if he fails next year, ain't no way you can protect Dennis Allen for three straight years of failure. That's the, it's just that, that he's, he's taking the pressure because he believes in his process. See, this is all, and I'm telling you, this is all arrogance.


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[Assistant] Shout out to me and DC was having this communication the other day, he was talking to me. He listened to the show, then he called me and said, hey man, you know, such and such. And we were talking, I'm like, bro, listen. And he made mention of it, he was talking about it too, he made a good point. He's like, you know what Q?


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[Assistant] The whole damn thing with, with Mickey Loomis is that he thinks he found Sean Payton and that Sean Payton have all the success.


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[Assistant] And he thinking that he can do, that he's found Dennis Allen and he thinking that Dennis Allen could do with Sean Payton. Dude, that's how crazy this dude is.


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[Assistant] That's how crazy is. Well, I pick my, I pick this guy and I don't.


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[Assistant] Now granted, every last one of these people he talked about won Super Bowls. Granted, every last one of these people he was talking about are fantastic coaches in their own right.


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[Assistant] This guy here that he's trying to compare, uh, to Sean Payton, this guy is not a young coach like a, a, a Zach Taylor or, or, or LaFleur or some of these other guys. This guy is an old guy, an old coach that been around for years.


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[Assistant] He doesn't have leadership ability. He doesn't have a great communication style. He's not a great motivator of talent.


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[Assistant] He comes off as aloof. He comes off as soft. He comes off as stupid. He comes off as backstabby cause he'll backstab your ass. Oh no, he'll die. Well, yeah, he'll do it. That's why I like him so much.


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[Assistant] It's crazy man, but in the end, he really believes his stupid thought process will bring the Saints championships behind Dennis Allen, which is totally ridiculous. All he is is a troll, a time wasting troll. And just like we were right the year before, we were right this year and we'll be right next year. One plus one plus one is all math, right?


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[Assistant] Right? It's all, it's all math. But yeaah, he got to them all. Thank you for the question. He says, uh, that would make Mickey look stupid after you compare a DA talk. Yeah, Mickey Lumis, we don't have to wait for that to happen for Mickey Lumis to be considered a cra- to be crazy though. And nobody in their right mind would do that, bro.


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[Assistant] Dude, he was sitting up there chewing and smacking gum. He took five or six drinks of water or whatever he had in that cup.


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[Assistant] On top of the gun, anybody know when you're chewing gum and you're drinking water, it washes the flavor of the gum out of, you know, the flavor of the gum out.


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[Assistant] And then you just chewing basically, just chewing on some tasteless shit.


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[Assistant] He didn't put it in the cup and then start biting some more. He just kept chewing it like it was the greatest thing ever. And he did it for an hour. He did that. The dude is not right, man. We know he ain't right.


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[Assistant] Fleece, his face was flushed, his eyes were glossy, he was gesturing and his mannerisms was off, he was bringing up stupid ass stats, don't have nothing to do with anything. I call it stat prattling, what he does. He been doing that all season long, stat prattling, bringing up stats that make absolutely no sense, that don't buy anything. I was ready for that.


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[Assistant] Oh, you was ready for that? Making that question about, oh yeah, I wrote it down. I was ready. And he actually did research on it to give you that and start running off records. Like he was dropping some science. He ain't here, man. He ain't here, but this is his last thing.


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[Assistant] And even though next year there will be no real excitement around the Saints organization with Dennis Allen in terms of that because people don't want Dennis Allen here because


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[Assistant] Overall, the majority of the people recognize Dennis Allen as not a good head coach.


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[Assistant] And how the season ended, not with the four of the five wins, but how the team went against them and they downplay it like it's not a big thing when it really is.


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[Assistant] That, it just goes to show you that this, that, that guy needs to be replaced as the general manager.


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[Assistant] But see they, they, they're not progressive enough because they operate, they run the team like an old mafia family.


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[Assistant] As opposed to like an actual business where you're supposed to bring in fresh minded talent to take over some of those positions to keep the team fresh and progressive.


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[Assistant] They're keeping these old people here. No disrespect to my older people out there, but I'm saying 20 something odd years in a, in a new game like the NFL, Mickey Loomis is the older, the oldest tender general manager in the game. And he gets repeatedly flushed and fleeced by younger people.


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[Assistant] Why? Because he's not a real general manager. He's a general manager and title. He's more VP than GM. You don't need two titles.


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[Assistant] And that's what I'm saying. If you like them, keep them as a VP, believe that let somebody else do the general manager position. His time is up and it shows.


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[Assistant] The draft situation shows his bad calls on who Dennis Allen is.


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[Assistant] I'm sticking with Dennis Allen in the competitive NFL when Bill Belichick and all these other guys are trying to get in the NFC South, Pete Carroll's out there.


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[Assistant] You got Jim Harbaugh wants to make the leap back and you saying, well, I forget all those guys. I got my guy. I got him.


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[Assistant] He'll backstab the hell out of you. That's why I like him. It's just, it's just stupid, man. It's dumb. Tom Landry. The dude said Tom Landry. He said,


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[Assistant] Uh, Bill Walsh, Bill Walsh, the inventor of the West Coast offense. He compared Dennis Allen to that guy, man. Are we serious here? Mickey Loomis is out of his mind, bro. That was a black eye. That whole.


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[Assistant] Press conference was a joke. It was a joke. It was terrible. It was laughable.


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[Assistant] It was awful and it didn't, it didn't inspire any confidence in that organization. None whatsoever. I was embarrassed by it, matter of fact.


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[Assistant] All right. So anyway, uh, let's keep it pushing, man. But yeah, I agree. I like to call, uh, John Siglaz on Derek Carr saying, yeah, he took way too long to get going in a handful of losses here. And like I said, a good head coach knows how, you know, and, uh,


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[Assistant] And like I said, so much you could talk about with, with Dennis Allen, but it's really the guy on top of the team who let Dennis Allen fail. Dennis Allen don't know what he doing fam. He doesn't know what he's doing.


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[Assistant] So if you don't, if you have a guy that didn't have a history of being a successful head coach and you hire him, you just can't hire him and leave him alone.


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[Assistant] He, he don't know what he doing, especially with the pressure on him to win right now. That's the whole thing that they need to win right now. That's the whole point of it. They need to win right now because of the window and they are failing at that right now. So the confidence is low in the saints and you blame them for that.


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[Assistant] So anyway, let's keep it pushing fam. Let's go. Now we talked about this early on, the offensive coordinator positions. We mentioned that potentially could be brung into


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[Assistant] Feel some of these jobs. We talk about the situation, the tight ends, uh,


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[Assistant] Not the tight ends, but the wide receiver, uh, coach situation is open. The offensive assistant, top assistant position is open.


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[Assistant] Right now. So there are a few positions and running backs coaches open. Uh, we, the season is still ongoing. You never know.


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[Assistant] That a guy like Ronald Curry, I think Ronald Curry is going to get a call to go somewhere else.


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[Assistant] To possibly be an offensive coordinator or something. So you can end up replacing several different


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[Assistant] Coaches when it's all said and done, because we still very early on in the process, the playoffs are still going on right now.


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[Assistant] And we just need to watch out for that. But the thing about John Gruden.


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[Assistant] And the, the stuff to smoke around John Gruden is that that's an actual thing. That's not something that the reporters are pulling out of their backsides. The John Gruden thing is an actual thing. There is verified, uh, proof on articles and sources that say that John Gruden is interested in an offensive position within the New Orleans Saints.


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[Assistant] A lot of people know John Gruden's an alpha dog. That he don't, if he comes on, it's not going to be something of a lower ilk. Like, but you got, you don't have an offensive coordinator. That's another thing that they're looking for.


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[Assistant] So the greatest job on that side of the ball, offensive coordinator position is open.


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[Assistant] Is a group and the saints are doing their due diligence looking at other people. We talked about some of the people that they're looking at, but the biggest stick.


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[Assistant] So before I give you the latest, let me give you a little backdrop about some of the stuff that was talked about with John Gruden. Uh, so we're going to play two reports. I'm going to play the first report. This is a source from the Rich Eisen show.


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[Assistant] When he brought a report on who was covering the matter with him, just to remind y'all of what's going on.


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[Assistant] This is the interesting thing about this thing and we talked about it. I remember I mentioned on the prior show, I said 65,000 emails, 165,000 emails family was 650,000 emails.


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[Assistant] There were releasing out of the 650,000 emails, only ones that was attached to John Gruden.


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[Assistant] And, and this is, this is what John grew. No, they know all of it. They got some information. NFL is running scared from this, man. This could be a major scandal, man. Let's finish up.


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[Assistant] I think I know somebody that's going to hire you and see, and this is the thing too. We know somebody that wants him and the reason why they want John Gruden is because Derek Carr wants him.


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[Assistant] This is just what they seem like. Well, why would they go after John Grubin? That don't even make any sense. He's suing the NFL right now. Why? Because Derek Hart wants him. It's simple. Simple as that.


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[Assistant] All this is that you think Dennis Allen, a weasley snake like Dennis Allen would want, John Gruden, an alpha dog on his team. You have to look over his shoulder. This guy has a Superbowl ring and he's an alpha. He'll run him off eventually.


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[Assistant] Sooner or later they get into it, but it won't be nothing bad. I mean, he'll just act just like he did with when Arthur Smith walked up to him cussing at him.


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[Assistant] He'll grab both his, his, his sides of his stomach and he'll say, well, calm down guy. We on the same team. You know, there is no confrontation there. There's none of that.


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[Assistant] But yes, indeed. This is a, this is definitely a, in my eyes, man, this is all about Derek Carr. To appease Derek Carr. The 150 million dollar quarterback.


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[Assistant] Who they've tied their careers to. If car fails, they get fired. They know that. They understand that. So they're going to do whatever it can, whatever it can to make sure that that doesn't happen. Here we go.


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[Assistant] So as you heard, this guy's covering it at the time he's covering it. This interview took place several months back.


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[Assistant] I'm just giving, uh, some of the family members reminding them of what's behind the whole case with John Gruden.


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[Assistant] What's interesting is he said there's a bunch of dirty laundry. You haven't heard about any of all of the other dirty laundry of the 650,000 emails that is attached to other people throughout the NFL. Only John Gruden. Which is what they're saying with John Gruden is saying that this was


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[Assistant] Uh, designed to destroy him, in which it did. It did. He got fired.


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[Assistant] He can't even, he can't, he can't even coach in college. Nobody wants to touch.


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[Assistant] The only team that wants anything to do with him is the Saints because Derrick Carr wants him as a coach.


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[Assistant] So, I mean, this is, this is the truth of the matter and John Groot has a case. This could bring Roger Goodell down. That's why Goodell is trying to.


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[Assistant] Uh, position of petition to court to throw it out so he can bring it into arbitration.


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[Assistant] And he entered NFL arbitration and the guy that's over the arbitration is him. So he wants to create a.


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[Assistant] This guy know what time it is, man. He ain't just pulling this off his backside, man. He did an investigation and found that out with Smith, the former, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, so a lot of the weird relationships they got, so it was a collective of people.


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[Assistant] Who wanted him out of that. And like I said, when this aired originally, I thought I was the president.


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[Assistant] But it's the thing, it's like, people's execute, would, if they take Groot knowing, would that make the NFL, uh, more mad at the side? You can't get no, let me listen.


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[Assistant] The NFL been doing right shit to the, to who that nation for years, man.


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[Assistant] Uh, getting Grootin' in that regard don't mean crap to me, man. Uh, you know, the NFL, Roger Goodell.


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[Assistant] Has had a tough stance against who that nation for years. He could have ruled against when they, uh,


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[Assistant] When they, when they ended it, when the championship game happened, they had those egregious calls. He could have replayed, uh, elected to replay that whole situation, re, you know, redo that game or whatever.


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[Assistant] You know what he did? He hid all the way up into the Superbowl the day before the Superbowl.


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[Assistant] So yea, the NFC championship game was happening. I was covering it at the time. Roger Goodell could not be communicated when he could not be found in the moment. The only time that Goodell did make an appearance.


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[Assistant] Was in the, the day before the Super Bowl, it was the Saturday before the Super Bowl, he made an announcement and refused to answer any questions pertaining to what happened in the NFC Championship game.


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[Assistant] I, you know, scumbag trash and filth like that guy eventually will get the issue. That's the problem with guys like that. They thinking that they can get up there and they can do whatever they want to do until the universal principles rip them down.


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[Assistant] Which was the mindset at that time. So this is far reaching, but it was designed at the D2.


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[Assistant] They wanted him gone, they eventually got him gone, and Groot was another dude they wanted gone, they got him gone. So it was a win-win-win in terms of what they were doing, how they grafted this whole situation. This guy did the investigation.


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[Assistant] He knows, Groot knows what happened. His people know what happened better than the guy that you're talking to, that you see on the screen that's talking about it. Now, let's move on to this.


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[Assistant] Let's cover this. This is the latest in the giant Groot matter.


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[Assistant] Alright, so there you go family. There you go on there. A decision is to come.


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[Assistant] In the next week or so, maybe two weeks we'll get a decision on what happens with John Gruden case. So this could be over.


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[Assistant] Pretty soon, a week or two, according to the broadcast here that recently happened. So, yeah, I hear you, John.


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[Assistant] Guys, I won't know part of this time since, man. I know, brother.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's always, the Saints seem to always want to do something they could do extremely simple. They want to do something hard and stupid. That's just what it is for some of these guys that none of this makes sense.


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[Assistant] But you'd even entertain any of this. But this is what kind of management you have.


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[Assistant] And that's why I keep saying this over and over again. And people are starting to get it about what's going on with the saints. This is, all of this is poor thought process. All of this is stupid.


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[Assistant] That's why I was saying that if you, if they think that this is logical to do this, then they need to be replaced.


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[Assistant] But like I said, the team is ran like a family, an old family as opposed to a business. And that's the problem.


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[Assistant] You, they, they, somebody need to do something about making loans, for real.


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[Assistant] Somebody need up an organization, whether it's, there's only two people over him in position in the organization is Dennis Lucia.


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[Assistant] Who's the president of football operations and it's Gail Benson. Those two need to really evaluate Mickey Loomis and they need to strip him of his general manager title.


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[Assistant] Now a lot of rumors were circulating around about that happening.


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[Assistant] About them doing or getting another general manager and Luma slammed that in the press conference by saying that's made up.


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[Assistant] I always speak in truth to powers what's going on here. We want you replaced as the general manager. We really, we, your judgment is extremely poor. Your judgment and your stupidity on Dennis Allen is poor. This whole.


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[Assistant] Wretched thought process of what's going on with John Gruden, where you can easily find a credible coach with credible coaches that are out there. All of this is poor and stupid, but this is what it's going to take to get rid of these people.


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[Assistant] This is what it's going to take and with the family members being on cold with each other and not supporting these people as activities.


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[Assistant] Not buying into any of this garbage and not giving them any of the money.


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[Assistant] We have to get on Code Collective. I know a lot of other people, they're not gonna do.


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[Assistant] A lot of people not gonna do it. They gonna keep doing what they're doing. They don't count. We're not talking about those people that's gonna do that. They don't freaking count. We talking about right now.


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[Assistant] We need the vast majority of who that's to get on code and not do nothing. That's not hard to do. Not doing nothing. Okay. Not doing nothing. Not doing nothing to support the team and all this foolishness they're involved in.


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[Assistant] All right, Jay Bellis is braining Gruden and his circus is lazy. And don't forget to put crazy along with that. Thank you, Jay Bell. Appreciate it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, shout out to you guys. Thank you for the super chats. Uh, and uh, Shatel, thank you for becoming a member. Shout out to you guys. Thank y'all.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, and it's a part of the game, man, but I just wanted to share that with you guys, cause a lot of people kept asking me about what's the latest on the Giant Groot and stuff, and I just wanted to share the game with you on that.


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[Assistant] All right, so anyway, let's cover this. Some, uh, interview requests. This is more like a, uh, a tracker, if you will, about what's been happening.


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[Assistant] With the Saints thus far, we know that uh, Carmichael was ultimately fired.


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[Assistant] Cody Burns and Bob Bignell, along with them, uh, the Saints running backs, coach Joel Thomas signed with the Giants with the same job. And of course the Saints did.


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[Assistant] Interviews with uh, interview requests for.


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[Assistant] Guys like, uh, Dan Pitcher, who's the QB coach of the Bengals.


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[Assistant] Uh, Zach Robinson, the QB coach of the Rams with McVeigh leanings.


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[Assistant] And of course, Shane Waldron, we also talked about and covered at some of the people that they have also had interest in.


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[Assistant] And of you, and of course the Patriots interviewed Mike Hodges on that.


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[Assistant] And we, we have not determined, they haven't determined much on that right now. It's just.


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[Assistant] Uh, we'll hear some more about this later on in the coming days, in weeks as they go over some of these openings and see if they can find, uh, replacements and we'll see what they, what they're going to do in terms of, um, replacing some of these people. So yeah, this is a very interesting man to be honest with you.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, it's, it's, it's a, it's a circus, man. You know, it is what it is, brother John. Uh, him and Smith says Groot has a lot of luggage that come with him. Atlanta's bringing hard buy in.


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[Assistant] For a third interview, yes indeed. Yeah, a lot of stuff is going on. And I credit a lot of people, man, that's doing common sensical movements. The saints are not rational. And I've said that before. They're not rational. You see how...


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[Assistant] Loomis is really, according to a lot of people, is the top football mind in the building for the Saints, which is scary because...


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[Assistant] It appears like he don't have much of a mind left and I'm not being mean. I'm not trying to disparage that old fella.


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[Assistant] You gotta know when to hold them, know when to fold them, and that dude don't understand. It's time for you to go, bro. You holding up progress. These are...


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[Assistant] These are asinine decisions that they're making to bring their car in here.


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[Assistant] You know, as opposed to looking at kind of moving the team forward.


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[Assistant] Uh, building up this, doing that, you know, it's just really strange. And then Dennis Allen, who really I would give him a short leash because Dennis Allen is a poor, he's a.


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[Assistant] A poor head coach. He still hasn't gained my respect as a head coach and not many of any people's coaches. So it is what it is. But anyway, let me get a few comments from the family members.


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[Assistant] If you guys have any questions, please feel free to throw them in the chat. I'll do my absolute best.


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[Assistant] To answer them in this thing so y'all guys understand.


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[Assistant] Hear, man, uh, that, yeaah, I just wanted to touch upon it with some updates with the family members. I hope I shed a little light about the whole Gruden situation. I know that was kinda...


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[Assistant] Uh, in flux, but we should get a, hear something about a decision with that because the NFL really doesn't want that in the court.


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[Assistant] They don't want all their dirty luggage out like that. And if John Gruden wins that, now really listen.


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[Assistant] I really hope John Gruden wins that lawsuit. I really do because...


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[Assistant] Roger Goodell and all these people that's doing this stuff that's abusing their power.


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[Assistant] And these organizations really need, when you start abusing your power and abusing what you're doing and you start lying and undermining the people, you need to go down.


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[Assistant] I'm, that's, that's, that's regardless in the sports world, wherever you are, if you're undermining the people, you're doing evil back, back garbage type stuff, you need to go down.


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[Assistant] So I really do hope John Groot's lawsuit is successful.


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[Assistant] Because hopefully we can get rid of him. We never liked him. He's a piece. You ain't gonna go into it. Y'all know how I feel about it. But hopefully we can take him all the way down. You know, get him on up out of here. All right.


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[Assistant] Yes, and, and, and that's the thing, man. So it'd be interesting. So anyway, Swagger says, uh, 504 says, for the fan, why y'all not saying anything, but they had left. Who says for why?