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[Assistant] We spoke last week, I told you then, and I'll tell you again now, I don't want your help, I don't need your help, I'm gonna do it by myself.


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[Assistant] They are really hammering home the differences between the Street Profits now, whereas before it was like, what's the Street Profits? Doesn't really matter who's who, it's the Street Profits. Now they're really saying like, Montez Ford is this guy, Angelo Dawkins is this guy, they are separate people now, we're gonna give them their own characters and these are the differences between them, which to me sounds like they're setting up a singles run.


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[Assistant] To me, and maybe, because they were holy-essing, Omos and Lesnar, they started off hot but then didn't care about wrestling, this must have been a casual crowd.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and he said that, I'm gonna give you a perfect chance to acknowledge Roman Reigns, Cody. And I was like, he already said that he did that in his pro- Yeah, it's fine. I can now acknowledge him to his face! Yeah, it's fine. And also, I- Okay, I'll come onto this in the main event, actually. I'll remind me to talk about this later.


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[Assistant] Now, you and I disagree on this segment. You and I, well, no, no, no. I don't think we disagree on this segment. No, okay, we disagree on one bit.


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[Assistant] I thought that was really funny, uh, I really like the line, cause I feel like you can, you can have serious stuff and comedy in the same segment. I don't think they have to be mutually exclusive. It's not like, this is either a comedy feud, and this is only comedy, or only serious, like you can have a blend of both, and I think the whole time,


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[Assistant] We have loved about Dominic's character since he's joined Judgment Day, is, as Michael Cobb has constantly told us in commentary, he's a spoiled brat. That's his whole thing, like everyone was doing the wrestling for him, and then he'd celebrate like he was doing the victories and getting the pins and everything. He is a spoiled child. That is Dominic Mysterio's character. So for him to have like, saying that his dad wasn't there and all that stuff,


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[Assistant] He's resting at Wrestlemania, of course he's not gonna be there. Like, it makes sense, like, you can have reasons why Rey wasn't there, and maybe there is a nugget of truth to that. Maybe Rey was on the road too much and he wasn't actually that good a father to Dom. Maybe. But also, Dominic's a spoiled child. That's his character, so for him to say,


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[Assistant] I think it was also delivered very well. Like Dominic really made me laugh with that. And he's like, all my new friends turned up with Mercedes, you promised you'd buy me a new car, and you bought me a BMW.


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[Assistant] And it wasn't even an M series, like he had like the extra addon line of it, like the delivery on it was really funny.


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[Assistant] I, I really liked it, and then after that is when you have the really serious stuff of Rey saying like, no, I'm not gonna fight you, I still love you, and as he walks away, Dominic calling out to him, like you have the comedy at the start, then you have the serious stuff afterwards, I thought it was just, it all worked. I really like this.


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[Assistant] If mod mother is here, don't know if she is or not, if mod mother, can you hear us? Can we get a poll in the chat please? Was-


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[Assistant] Was this segment actually good? How do you want to phrase this? Uhm, the segment was good. The segment was good. The segment was good regardless of the lines, so it's not a fair question to ask that. But was this joke specifically the- Was Dom's joke good? Was Dom's joke specifically good? Yeah.


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[Assistant] The fact that there's been three segments, one with the attack, when we're like, okay, we really need to get an update on Trish Stratus, like, this seems really serious, like, we're gonna try and get an update on her as soon as we can, like, Leiter and Becky, like, not acknowledging Cathy Kelley, going right in, coming out and go, yeah, it didn't work, did it? Oh, okay. Well.


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[Assistant] I wrote, uh, Miz on commentary. Stomped to Corbin off Miz's back. Cool.


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[Assistant] I love this. Chad Gable has been looking for Otis the whole night, and he finally finds him. After he gets interrupted by Mustafa Ali, who puts over more of his character, which is also good. I like it. Uh, he finds Otis, and he's with Maximal Male Models.


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[Assistant] He's doing a photoshoot. He's doing a photoshoot. He's all dress- He's dressed like them, Pete. I know. And they're calling him Otis. I really liked everyone's performances in this segment. It was really funny. I- I said when, originally, when MaximalMailModels first debuted with Marseille and Mansoir.


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[Assistant] I said like, I think that Marseille is killing this role. He seems like such a natural like, sliding right into this role. I was less convinced about Mansoir and I was like, ah, he might need some time to like, get into this.


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[Assistant] I think Mansoor nailed it in this segment. It was so funny. And he said a line that really got me was he said that, um, uh, Chad Gable said, I'm supposed to have a match this week. Mansoor said, well, I broke a nail scrolling through my phone, so I'm not cosmetically cleared.


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[Assistant] I would not do the shark cage, because then you can have that much more openly, that choice happen. But yes! Yeah, but it's above the ring now, Pete. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I don't want a forklift? No. No, no, no, no, no. A pole? No. No, you sure? No, none of the above. He'd just be on the outside. Oh, above the ring, yeah, you're right. He'd just be on the outside. None of the above the ring, yeah, yeah, yeah. Uh, mhm, yep. He'd just be outside.


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[Assistant] Yeah, my first thing was, uh, Bianca Belair versus Chelsea Green. Uh, then my first note is, love this view between Bianca and Asuka. Uhm, I had some notes about the match and then I said, Asuka makes the save again. I love this view between them. And then, uh, do a little dancing. Asuka's got blue goo again and she laughs a lot. Okay. Love this view between them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, they were trying to put over Chelsea Green on commentary.


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[Assistant] Like we've seen no proof of that in WWE, like she is outside of WWE. And she's like, you know, a very accomplished in NXT. I was like, no, she wasn't. That's a lie. Like you can't just say things. But.


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[Assistant] Kevin Patrick, after Carmella did some, uh, interference said, oh, cheap shot from Carmella. And Corey Graves said, there's nothing cheap about it, KP, I've got the receipts.


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[Assistant] That's a very funny line, Corey Graves. Big fan of that one.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it has been slight, it's been better in 2023 than it has been in other years, but it's still not great. And it's still only one match.


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[Assistant] The only man taking this seriously. Sonosco is the street champ, so...


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[Assistant] He just needs to wear his usual ring attire. That is his street clothes.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I, I, I said here, cause the crowd chanted, we want tables, and I said, no you don't, you're a bunch of liars, you don't know what you want, shut up crowd, I hate it.


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[Assistant] That was the biggest pop of the night. But then, they worked around it beautifully, because they heard those chants, Kevin Owens took the table out, got beaten up, Solo Sacoa put it away again, and the crowd


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[Assistant] Well, Solo ain't taking that bump. Yup. Sucks to be you, Kev. That's literally what I said. Kev's setting up a bunch of chairs, which means he's going through them.


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[Assistant] That's really good. I really like the solo one. I like the way that he won. I like that no one else tried to come out to save KO. Cause they respected his wishes. They said, alright, we won't help you. That's fine. That's fine.


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[Assistant] See how, see how it fares for you. It didn't fail well, I hope. Uhm, my one issue with this, and this is my only issue with this because I really like the match and I like the other story elements that are going on.


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[Assistant] The whole time they've been talking about, and they've mentioned it in the Paul Heyman backstage promo as well.


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[Assistant] They wanted to eliminate the KO problem. I'm talking about the KO problem that they have lately. They had it, uhm, last week as well when they were talking about it with the KO, uhm, solo match as well. Need to eliminate the KO problem. They didn't eliminate the KO problem. They, they won a match.


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[Assistant] He took a Samoan Spike. Loads of people have taken Samoan Spikes. He's not, like, I feel like the M.O. of what the Bloodline should have been trying to do here is write Kevin Owens off, injure him, and make sure he's nowhere near WrestleMania. That is eliminating the KO problem. That's what they should be trying to do. What they did is they won a match.


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[Assistant] Kay was gonna be fine by SmackDown, you know? Like there's nothing that says like, this, this...


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[Assistant] Ended the KO problem. For me, what they should have done, probably, is done like a big spot. Like a big, like, oh okay, there's been chucked off a big thing, like through some tables or whatever. Like, at least there's question marks over his status. So you go, okay, we've eliminated the KO problem, we can move on. Then KO comes up and they go, oh my god, what have we got to do to get rid of this guy? Kind of thing. Like, that to me is more of, it doesn't make the bloodline look dumb. Cause for me, last week especially, and this one, it's just like,


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[Assistant] KO is still there. You have not accomplished your goal. Why aren't you trying to accomplish your goal? It's why when we said on last week's review, like, the wrestling didn't matter. Because their goal was to eliminate KO. It's just a wrestling match.


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[Assistant] And that's it. You've not eliminated the KO problem at all.


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[Assistant] I still very much enjoyed all of this. It is just like, that is my one


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[Assistant] The only thing that I wish they'd done a little bit more of is trying to put over the idea that Kayo might be, he can't, maybe he can't even make it to Mania, oh my god, like that I think is more compelling and makes the Bloodline look like they're doing their job, you know. They're protecting Roman Reigns by making sure Kayo's not anywhere near Mania.


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[Assistant] There's gonna be, uh, fun stuff on there. There's gonna be another thing coming up soon. There's also uncut versions of stuff like survival series that's also on Patreon as well. So that's cool. There's gonna be another thing coming soon. And, uh,


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[Assistant] Soul Campbell. Have a glass of sherry, Martel J Simmons. He's got two first names, Matt Howard. The real boss, Matt Robinson. Max Cutwallander, wallet.


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[Assistant] I don't think Vince taking the stunner was bad. It's hilarious. You can't call it bad.


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[Assistant] I think they, they should split those into three individual trios and then make like a bullet club wolf pack, you know, stuff like that and just like split them off into their own, do their own things. That I like.


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[Assistant] In, in what? Why would you, why would you draft anyone?


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[Assistant] All right, shout out to the Biden, who that nation, man, we in here representing the great Saint Tank, and like I've been saying for some time now, welcome, welcome, welcome. You're now rocking with the Sportscoma with Big Q and the guys where we have intense, entertaining, educating and enlightening sports talk from your favorite sports fam.


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[Assistant] What's popping. Shout out to the fam. Appreciate y'all for being in this episode of Coffee with Q. Uh, Sunday morning coming at you guys.


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[Assistant] You know, we're going to talk about some of the moves the Saints are making, man, and uhm, on the offensive side of the ball, as they look to kind of improve upon.


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[Assistant] Very interesting developments. I have several updates I want to go over and some of the news that have happened.


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[Assistant] Shout out to the fam, appreciate each and every last one of y'all for being in this thing. Much love to the fam. Alright, so anyway, fam, what's really interesting about this whole development is that


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[Assistant] Around the time when they were coming out of the Katrina thing.


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[Assistant] They're looking for the next head coach and it was between two guys. It was between, uh, Kubiak, the father and Sean Payton at the time. The difference was.


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[Assistant] They wa- Tom Benson, he was very adamant about it. He wanted Gary Kubiak because of his resume. Kubiak was a-


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[Assistant] Was an offensive coordinator with championships on his resume with the Broncos years after that.


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[Assistant] And he wanted Kubiak. The problem was, so did Houston. Houston wanted Kubiak too. And Kubiak wanted to go to New Orleans.


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[Assistant] But what he did was he took the deal that Houston gave.


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[Assistant] him and see if he, to see if he can leverage that with the Saints and Tom Benson refused to pay the money and he went to Sean Payton. That's how we ended up with Payton.


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[Assistant] This is, I know it ain't romanticized, but it was appearing, you know, I'll often talk about this because I pull all the romanticism out of it. It shouldn't be in there anyway, but I pull all of it out of it and say, this is really how it happened. It's not like they seem.


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[Assistant] Sean Payton, like it was a match made in heaven. No, they want to carry Kubiak first. But anyway, you see what happened now. The saints have ultimately kind of not abandoned. I won't say they abandoned the philosophies.


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[Assistant] That happened of Sean Payton with his top acolyte and Pete Carmichael. It just didn't work.


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[Assistant] So now that that's over with the teams deciding to go in a different direction.


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[Assistant] And they're going back to the Kube Act. So in some way it's, it's always full circle, isn't it? It's pretty cool. So the Saints plan on hiring.


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[Assistant] 49ers, Clint Kubiak, of course the 49ers are in that bowl, in the bowl where the Saints want to be.


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[Assistant] But he's there and as soon as the Super Bowl is over with in what, another week or so.


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[Assistant] Monica Rabin, a QB friendly system, similar to what Sean Payton's brand of offense was, but ultimately.


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[Assistant] It didn't translate in success fast enough last year offensively speaking.


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[Assistant] So, we're gonna talk about that today. We'll also talk about the saints getting rid of, or getting, or basically turning down, or let's see what happened. Okay, basically the saints getting rid of, or ending


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[Assistant] Their com- uh, their, uh, I guess relationship with Doug Marrone. That was one that came out.


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[Assistant] Which should have been one of the first things that we ultimately talked about them doing, them getting rid of Doug Marrone. You know, I thought that should have been something that should have happened.


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[Assistant] Uh, really first because the offensive line was awful. It was terrible.


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[Assistant] And, uh, that's what ended up happening. So we'll talk about that today. All right. Shout out to Rockman. Appreciate y'all.


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[Assistant] Being in the stream, man. Much love to you. Appreciate you, Rock, for becoming a new member of the channel. Thank you, sir.


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[Assistant] All right. Thank you, bro. Appreciate you. Yes, indeed. Yeah. What's up, Ram? Good to see you. I mean, brother Dom, excuse me. Uh, big ups to you saying the Kubiaks. Yeah, they can coach. Oh yeah. Good. Good. Very good signing by the same trite that I was looking at Brian Bresy. Uh, not Bresy, Greasy.


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[Assistant] Uh, it being that, could you imagine we got a Brian Bressi, well, a Brian Bressi and a Brian Greasy, but Greasy, I was looking at him.


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[Assistant] Uh, in terms of that, but they ultimately zeroed in on Clint Kubiak, which wasn't a bad move. I actually can appreciate that.


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[Assistant] Alright, big ups to the fam, appreciate y'all. If y'all can hear me pretty well, hit one in the chat, man. I've been having some issues, uhm, in terms of, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, my, my, my studio's been having issues, so if y'all, if y'all having any issues, hear me, just let me know, and we'll keep this thing twisting and turning. So, alright, big ups to the fam. Alright, what's up, Noel Lagoon, good to see you, brother Jamal, shout out to you, good to see you. Alright, well.


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[Assistant] All right, well, we only got one dude right now, bro, so they're doing the slow motion dance right now.


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[Assistant] Right now, as they could tell, they're doing a slow motion dance on some of this stuff, man. So the saints ultimately took their time in hiring and Mickey Lumas did say as much that they would take their time.


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[Assistant] Hiring and they really did that and I think they made a good hire here.


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[Assistant] Now, you know, we'll go over this story as well. So let's kind of delve into.


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[Assistant] This story right here, uh, if I can get it to show up here, I'm having issues on my computer here. All right. Y'all just bear with me just a second.


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[Assistant] Alright, sorry about that family. Uh, alright, Saints plan to hire 49ers Clint Kubiak as offensive coordinator. New Orleans Saints plan to take, you know, of course he's in the Super Bowl so they'll wait, but it seems to be a done deal. Saints are planning to make him


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[Assistant] Uh, hot plan to make 49ers passing game. Specialist Clint Kubiak, the new offensive coordinator, Shepter, reported that, uh, this past week, the Niners play, uh, the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, so the Saints are looking for that offensive coordinator since moving on from Pete Carmichael early in the month.


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[Assistant] And Carmichael did a very predictable move. These people are so predictable. Carmichael ran up under Sean Payton like everybody in his mama knew he would.


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[Assistant] And if it was a bet, you bet that bet, uh, uhm.


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[Assistant] With the casino, you probably would have made a few dollars with that move because it's so predictable, man. These people can't, some of these guys can't survive on their own.


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[Assistant] You know, there's, there's, there's like so many jobs in the NFL.


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[Assistant] They're coaching head coaching jobs. What Carmichael do, he runs up under Sean Payton. That's what he does. That's what some of these guys do. He ran right to him.


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[Assistant] Although the Saints finished 11th in the passing offense this season, they struggled to score in the red zone. At times under QB Derek Carr, they elected to replace Carmichael and several other offensive assistants after missing the plus for the third straight season. Kubiak is one of a number of coaches the Saints have looked at for their vacant coordinated position. They also showed interest in former Chicago Bear offensive coordinator Luke Getzi.


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[Assistant] Rams quarterback coach Zach Robinson ultimately took the.


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[Assistant] The deal in Atlanta, Baltimore, wide receiver, Greg Lewis, Houston, Texas quarterback and coach, quarterbacks coach Jared Johnson.


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[Assistant] And former Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron.


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[Assistant] And Bengals quarterback coach Dan Pitcher, who was promoted to their coordinator role, Saints quarterback coach Ronald Curry was also a candidate. We all, we realized that we looked at the.


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[Assistant] This stuff that could happen with Veronica, we kind of figured that that would probably be something that wouldn't happen for the saints in terms of them.


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[Assistant] A temporary mindset. They didn't even use him last year. When you could see that those guys wasn't responding to Pete Carmichael's direction. Switch it up. Do something different. They didn't even do that. They elected not to do it. They elected to keep it all the same. That's why I just disrespect these people so much. You know, I'm serious.


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[Assistant] Because all of this was a, uh, a time wasting exercise.


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[Assistant] Anybody knows that's running a business or running a company knows.


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[Assistant] When things don't work right, you have to be able to adjust and do your, adjust and do something.


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[Assistant] Don't just sit up there and keep doing the same thing. And that's why I disrespect them so much so.


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[Assistant] Because they, because even though we have the memories to understand why you failed because you did not adjust. You didn't change the play caller.


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[Assistant] You could have did it in season. It could have yielded different results.


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[Assistant] A new play caller there could have gotten you an extra win. You know, it could have changed things a little bit.


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[Assistant] And they, they elected to do not do anything and there was pressure from, for them to do it so they couldn't say like, oh, we didn't know. There was pressure.


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[Assistant] There was commentary from the reporters that was saying, you know, such as such, such as such.


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[Assistant] There was lies being implemented and said that we're going to do this, that and third. That's why I disrespect them, disrespect them so much. This was all a giant time wasting exercise.


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[Assistant] And now it's being painted like it was issues here, there, or the third.


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[Assistant] These guys are not doing what they're supposed to do when they are supposed to do them. And then when they fall out of the window, then they want to do something. They are late to the party all the time. You can't win like this.


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[Assistant] So you thinking I can change this, do this, switch this around, but do they change the mentality of operating in the moment? Making the changes when you're supposed to make the damn changes. That's what I'm talking about. Ultimately.


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[Assistant] Bringing this guy, give me Clint Kubiak and bringing the Kubiak offense into New Orleans. It is a positive. It's going to take some time because, um,


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[Assistant] The Saints, offensively speaking, have had the same system for years. Perhaps it's gotten a bit stale, but that's all they know. That's how they run. And they have some similarities there.


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[Assistant] You know, with the system, but outside of that, so it's a new system that guys are established guys like a Kamara and all these other guys.


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[Assistant] Are going to have to learn and that's going to take some time. How much time? I don't know.


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[Assistant] But in the end, it took Derek Carr almost the entire NFL season before he even looked decently consistent.


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[Assistant] The system at the back end of the season was totally ridiculous.


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[Assistant] But like I said, man, these are to me, that's why I disrespect them. So because these people don't even know, you know, like for instance, we got a guy, a general mismanager.


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[Assistant] That doesn't even have dialogue with the players and he's supposed to be a guy that they can talk to about certain things. If they don't agree upon what the coach is doing, is door supposed to open? He acts as a mediator.


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[Assistant] Between the two to make each other happy. So there's a beef inside of the saints locker room to protect it from going outside of the locker room.


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[Assistant] The conversation should be to the players if there's an issue. You can't, uhm.


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[Assistant] Schmooze it out with your head coach.


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[Assistant] My door's open, come and talk to me. We'll make, you know, Jodesy, you know, come talk to me. We'll get it together. We'll figure this thing out together.


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[Assistant] We'll make sure. I'm Dennis' boss. You know, I'm you guys' boss and we'll make it work. My door's open.


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[Assistant] Kat Terrell dropped game when she asked him the question, you're not involved with, you know, you don't have much to say to the players. Why are you giving, you know, she asked him why, but she asked him what was he saying in the speech at the end of the year? And why should I care if I'm a player? You don't talk to me.


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[Assistant] You don't talk to me during the season, your goddamn door is closed. Why should I care about some piddling speech you've given at the end of the year? And that's what I'm talking about when we dealing with these people.


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[Assistant] That's the problem. So I will not be fooled. And it's like I said, I won't be fooled by the moves that they make because the underlying issue is their management style. It's a failing one.


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[Assistant] You have to act when the time is right to act. And if you're not, you wasting time, man.


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[Assistant] So anyway, let's move on to the next one here. Five things you should know about Clint Kubiak and the Saints' next offensive coordinator. Shout out to NOLA.com. For the Saints have decided to hire San Francisco 49ers passing game coordinator, Clint Kubiak, the team's new offensive coordinator.


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[Assistant] According to times Kubiak and 49 of, and the 49s will play in the Superbowl and meaning he won't be available to begin with the Saints until after February 11th game in Las Vegas. The 36 year old Kubiak was on a list of candidates the Saints interviewed after the team fired long time assistant Pete Carmichael in January.


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[Assistant] Here's a couple of things that, uh, the reporter did divulge on.


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[Assistant] To tell you about, to give a little insight on who Clint Kubiak is and his pedigree.


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[Assistant] He's the son of former NFL quarterback and head coach Gary Kubiak. He brings a unique level of knowledge of the league for someone still in his thirties. Kubiak.


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[Assistant] The fall of the Gary Kubiak 62 was successful head coach for both the Texans and the Broncos. In 2015, he led the Broncos to the Super Bowl title.


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[Assistant] With Peyton Manning as the quarterback, he was the Texas head coach for eight seasons, leading him to the playoffs twice. His career record was 82 and 75.


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[Assistant] Backup quarterback for the Broncos in nine seasons, Gary Kubiak served as John Elway's understudy.


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[Assistant] He made only five stars in the NFL, completing just under 59%.


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[Assistant] Just over 1900 yards, 14 touchdowns and 16 against 16 interceptions. The father and son worked together for one season.


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[Assistant] 2016 in Denver for two years on the Minnesota Viking staff. Clint has two older brothers in the NFL. Clay is an assistant quarterbacks coach for the 49ers and Klein.


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[Assistant] Dude, dude was stuck on Kay like a mug, right? You got Clint, Klein, and Clay. Good grief. Aight, Clint.


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[Assistant] Kubiak brings offensive coordinator experience after serving in the role of the quarterbacks coach for the Vikings. 2019-2020 Kubiak was elevated to the offensive coordinator into 21 season following the retirement of his father from the Viking staff. During Kubiak's season as an offensive coordinator for the Vikings, the team's offense ranked 12th in total offense.


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[Assistant] 11th in passing game offense, fourth in scoring. Kubiak left the Broncos after Vikings head coach Mike Zimmer was fired following the eight year run in Minneapolis. Kent Kubiak found success with the Niners after working one year as a passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach with the Broncos. He was hired as a passing game coordinator by Kyle.


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[Assistant] In San Francisco, Kubiak's one season with the 49s has been a successful one, where QB Brock Purdy putting together a strong campaign. The 49 has led the NFL in yards per attempt, 9.3 in passer rating at 110.2, the team tied with the Dolphins for the most touchdown score this season at 61. Pretty good.


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[Assistant] Clint got an early start in the NFL at the age of 25. Kubiak got his first coaching opportunity in the NFL as an offensive quality coach for the Vikings in 2013 and 2014.


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[Assistant] An impressive lead for Kubi I consider his only prior experience was an offensive quality coach at Texas A&M.


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[Assistant] The son of Gary Kubiak, you can leap a few more spots more than other cat, guys who don't have that pedigree. Such is the world.


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[Assistant] So anyway, Kubiak didn't work for one year as a wide receivers coach at Kansas before making the climb back to the NFL as a member of his father's staff in 2016. That boy, I'll tell you what, he don't go too far.


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[Assistant] Player and then having the offensive experience definitely helps you out.


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[Assistant] That is now on the offensive side of the ball, which is actually pretty good.


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[Assistant] For him as well. So anyway, let's keep it moving, man. That's a little bit about the Clint Kubiak and.


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[Assistant] Uh, five things and shout out to, uh, McGee, Pat McGee over there at D.


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[Assistant] Uh, nola.com. Alright, so let's jump to the next topic and this is a shout out to brother Bob and Saints News Network covered this one. Saints part in ways with offensive line coach Doug Marrone. This should have been something that's one of the first things the Saints should have done.


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[Assistant] Uh, when they were cutting people loose, I really think Cody Burns shouldn't have been cut, but if anybody was listed as parting ways with it should have been the offensive line coach. The offensive line was ghastly. It was horrible. It stunk.


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[Assistant] It was another one of the things that if you're a real head coach and you're paying attention to your team and you know what you're looking at, there should have been a change.


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[Assistant] In the offensive line room of who, you know, different techniques, somebody should have been promoted. Same thing in the offensive room. The uh, at the, at the play caller level.


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[Assistant] In terms of the offensive coordinator, you see it stinking. You've given, you've given it months, uh, weeks and sometime, in some cases it was months before.


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[Assistant] Uh, you've seen things just not chilling. Losing the team, you're not supposed to lose to half-ass efforts, bad, uh, play. You know, shake it up. Do something different. Move around. These people don't do that well, but they finally get it right with moving Doug Marrone to the body. Yeah, Doug Marrone.


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[Assistant] More changes coming with the Saints coaching staff amid reports that the team is parting ways with veteran assistant Nick Underhill of New Orleans, uh, that football was the first report on Saturday evening that Saints are parting ways with offensive line coach Doug Morrone.


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[Assistant] Getting him up out of here. So alright, so that's a positive for me. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Doug Marrone, the news comes on the heels of Friday reports that the Saints will be hiring San Francisco 49 to pass the game coordinator Clint Kubiak as the new offensive coordinator for the next, uh, after next Super after the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] Marrone, who's 59, just finished his second season in the second stint with the Saints. He was the offensive coordinator for the, for Sean Payton's first staff in New Orleans back in 06, serving three years in that role. Over three seasons, the Saints twice ranked first in both total offensive yards and passing production while finished when the top five scoring offense twice.


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[Assistant] In 09, Marrone left to become the head coach of Syracuse. After four years there, he'd become head coach of the Buffalo Bills at a position he held for two seasons.


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[Assistant] The Jaguars brought him in as an offensive line coach in 2014, but he promoted to interim head coach in the closeout of 2015 and took over as a full-time head coach following the year. And I'm a Rome remain coach of the Jags for six seasons.


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[Assistant] Taking Jacksonville to the 2018 AFC Championship game.


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[Assistant] In 2020, he was hired as an offensive line coach for the University of Alabama. The Crimson Tide finished 13-2 in 21, losing only to Georgia in the SEC Championship and the National Championship game.


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[Assistant] And of course I'm not going to go through all of it, but in 2022, Marrone was brought back by Allen.


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[Assistant] That 3.6 per carry in 2023 ranked 31st in NFL. Poor pass protection, border and abysmal at times also caused the offense to spin its wheels.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but this was a constant thing throughout the entire NFL season. They never made any changes, which speaks to my point. These guys are not progressive minded people.


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[Assistant] They are, they're, they're, they're dinosaur minded, fossilized minded people. Because you could, if you didn't see it with your eyes and you're blind and many times they are, you could see it with the stats. If you can't see it with your eyes, you could see it with the stats. It's hard to get, it's hard to get away from the data.


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[Assistant] The data was showing the fact that the Saints offense was bad. It was in terms of them running the football. It was showing it was bad. You can look, you could put the tape on and see.


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[Assistant] That the team was stinking, that they were awful, that they were garbage in terms of them attempting to run the ball. They were pretty bad, they were pathetic.


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[Assistant] So I mean, in the end, uh, this is a good move. It should have been, it should have been one of the first moves they've done. But once again, like I said, we ain't really working with a true head coach, man. We're not really dealing with a true head coach right here. So quarterback sect.


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[Assistant] 73 times over 34 games under Doug Marrone and we're often.


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[Assistant] Under constant duress, injuries in the quarterback holding on to the ball too long were factors in this. However, the Saints were often completely helpless when dealing with inside twists, stunts, blitzes from opposing defenses. And another thing, your quarterback didn't do a good job of picking that stuff up either.


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[Assistant] Car supposed to see blitzes coming from different areas. He didn't see the blitzes and they were not disguised blitzes. They were very visible blitzes that he would look at and see and not adjust to.


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[Assistant] He didn't, and like I said, he's, he's a big part of what went wrong too, because if you see guys blitzing, you're supposed to set up protections. You're supposed to point out what they need to do. And he, and oftentimes he didn't do that, you know, in that pre-snap game of things, he didn't do that. But anyway.


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[Assistant] Perhaps the biggest indictment against Marrone was the lack of development from their young offensive linemen. Rookie fourth round pick, Nick Seldeberry played 18 offensive snaps despite injuries.


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[Assistant] And blocking issues up front, starting right guard Cesar Ruiz, from former first round pick, regressed badly. He really did. After following, showing some promise to prior season.


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[Assistant] He did fall back into the hole. Now whether he got paid and he just went down, I don't know.


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[Assistant] We was doing everything, man. We was doing the, uh, the, the, the all 22 film.


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[Assistant] On Cesar Ruiz and I was uh, and I was just, just really, just upset how Cesar Ruiz didn't consistently doing it. Not only him, but McCoy too.


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[Assistant] McCoy spent more ground, so much time on the ground, I thought he was a goddamn guard.


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[Assistant] I thought he was, he was land, doing landscape work. That's how much time McCoy spent on the green this past season.


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[Assistant] You know, and it was situations where they will pull out to make blocks and they would miss the blocks. They wouldn't block anybody or they don't know who to block.


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[Assistant] It was awful, you could see it from the get go. Alright, so in the most, most of your already's disappointment has been from offensive. Yeah. And then you talk about Trevor pinning.


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[Assistant] 20-22 first round choice. Pennant missed most of the rookie year with a foot injury, but was inserted as a starter coming into this year.


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[Assistant] Showing zero progress. Penning was benched after just five games. He played only 13 snaps over 11 contests, getting surprised, uh, surpassed on the depth chart by journeyman and career backups. The point taken over the offensive coordinator, Spokubiak and the Saints will need to field positions at the offensive line.


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[Assistant] A wide receiver coach and running backs coach. Now let's address that right quick.


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[Assistant] Trevor Penning was buried on the team so far down, man. Him and the devil shaking hands. That's how buried, that's how far down Trevor Penning was. They had guys off the street that was playing at the tackle position. You took, uh, Ervin, uh, what's his name, Cam Ervin, who was buried on the practice squad and took him and elevated him over Trevor Penning.


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[Assistant] And the reality is that Trevor Penning talked about early on, and we covered it, that he had some type of issues confidence-wise. He reported, that was reported, we played that interview, that he was dealing with confidence issues. Why? Because he was placed at a position he shouldn't have been put at.


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[Assistant] He was put at a position that he should have been placed at. He shouldn't have been placed at the left tackle position. I kept telling them people that he wasn't that type of guy.


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[Assistant] That he should have been at the left tackle position. He should have been at the right tackle position.


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[Assistant] Well, Ram check had, they had to keep Ram at right tackle. Why? Because Ram check.


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[Assistant] Knee was bad and I guess they didn't want to fully expose him.


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[Assistant] To being at the left tackle position so you fully expose the rookie with the, with the, with the future.


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[Assistant] And now that you said he was there, he was dealing with confidence issues and he was getting reps. All of a sudden he got no reps and he was buried on the active roster. You ain't even seen. So I mean, like I said, man.


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[Assistant] It was pathetic how they handle it. This guy should have been the first guy that was fired.


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[Assistant] You can look at the statistics, you can look at the film, you can look at whatever you need to look at.


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[Assistant] And that's the problem with these damn people. They do everything so late. Alright, so let's, let me give you an update on John Gruden's lawsuit family. John Gruden NFL lawsuits pushed back to July. We covered this, uh, a couple of shows ago when we talked about what is the relationship, what's going on with the Saints.


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[Assistant] And John Cruton, well, you got a bit of an update to give to you guys.


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[Assistant] Uh, Groogan and FL lawsuit pushed back to July.


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[Assistant] What's just kind of early on onset of that now.


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[Assistant] Most of that stuff's not gonna take place until July. So Judge Joe Hardy Jr. made the ruling during a brief hearing.


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[Assistant] And Clark County District Court on January the 30th, he scheduled a status check.


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[Assistant] For the case for July the 30th, the league wants the court to reverse the state.


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[Assistant] He wants them, he wants to, and listen, the NFL has pulled, okay? They have billions of dollars, they pay off a lot of these politicians, they have these sweetheart deals going on.


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[Assistant] And they've been doing this type of stuff for years. So they have a stronghold here. That's why they can't, and a lot of part of it in Congress and the congressional setup that they have a lot of pull there. That's why we don't see competing leagues.


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[Assistant] He over here, they do, they do the same. They, they create monopoly situations where they're the only dominant league.


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[Assistant] There, there should be another league, professional league, challenging the NFL. Might not be as big, but it should be another league out there.


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[Assistant] And these monopoly situations sets up where they have the relationships where if you, if you get that guy over there sometime, I'm, we're not going, we're going to kind of pull back some of our support on this thing that you got going on over here. See this gatekeeping shit. You know, that's, that's, that's what this is, but.


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[Assistant] You won't know what's going on, it'll suppress the minutes of what's going on in arbitration.


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[Assistant] They won't let you know and the guy that sits in controls the whole situation, the kangaroo court is Roger Goodell. So if the.


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[Assistant] Plaintiff, if he has an issue and he's suing in court about a guy, hopefully our court system is not that criminal or that stupid and that corrupt to know they know what he trying to do.


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[Assistant] We don't want this hurt such a such sister. He don't want the dirty laundry to be aired. See a lot of what's going to come out in this case will bury him because it'll show that he was manipulating and using this information.


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[Assistant] To go at some individuals and they did get rid of two guys that they didn't want.


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[Assistant] I know a lot of stuff, they got rid of Snyder, who's a jerk. They got rid of, they trying to, they got rid of Gruden, but Gruden's fighting back.


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[Assistant] He didn't take his billions or whatever he sold the team from, uh, Snyder didn't, didn't disappear at all to some island or wherever he's at.


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[Assistant] Groot said, nah man, you not gonna do me like this. Whether right or wrong, I'm fighting back.


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[Assistant] And they don't like that. And he's also has the mentality he's going to push it ain't about money. He got paper.


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[Assistant] He said that it's not about the money, it's he wants to burn the house down. Really he wants, he says burn the house down, but really he's looking at Roger Goodell. Because some of the co-conspirators, if you won't call them, that was with Roger Goodell were organizations that have some pool and money as well. They talked about Roc Nation, they talked about former players.


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[Assistant] According to reports, bragged about leaking the emails and I'm like, okay, where is the legal remedy for that?


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[Assistant] So like I said, Gruden's going after him and I'm really hoping the courts do their job and keep it out of arbitration because I want to see.


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[Assistant] Everything that's going on and it's about time that these people be exposed for what they're doing. This is the time of exposing these frauds and these people that's out here operating with this and being


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[Assistant] Uh, using their power and their, their position wrongfully. So there was some wrongdoing and obviously it is because they fighting hard to get this in arbitration.


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[Assistant] Hopefully it stays in the court system, but in terms, in terms of New Orleans and them looking at John Gruden, the Saints looking at Clint Kubiak. So if we're starting to get a bit of


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[Assistant] I guess in a relationship with the Saints, after all this clears, it'll probably be in a senior role or something like that.


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[Assistant] I can see that happen because they got Clint as the offensive coordinator. They'll fill in a lot of these, uh, positions that they have that are open like the.


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[Assistant] The running backs coach, they need that. They need the wide receivers coach. They need offensive line coach now. So a lot of these.


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[Assistant] Positions are going to be filled after Clint gets that job. He'll have certain guys for certain things, but in terms of the senior role.


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[Assistant] That could be a position if this case goes in Gruden's advantage that they can ultimately probably end up bringing him in as a some type of senior assistant or something like whatever the position that uhm, what's the guy forgot his name had.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, to finish it out, the league wants the court to reverse the court decision or the judge decision back in May of 2022, letting Groot's lawsuit proceed.


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[Assistant] And not ordering it out of court talks that could be overseen by Roger Goodale. Gruden accuses the league of improperly leaking racist, sexist and homophobic emails that Gruden sent when he was an ESPN announcer to force him to resign from the Raiders in 21.


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[Assistant] Gruden's emails from 2011 to 2018 went to former Washington commander's executive Bruce Allen and were found amid emails the league obtained during an investigation into workplace culture of the Washington team.


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[Assistant] Bruin alleges that his disclosure emails destroyed his career and ruined endorsement contracts he's seeking monetary.


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[Assistant] Damages, see that's what he says. There's also interviews that says he's not looking for that money.


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[Assistant] He wants to burn the NFL down. Of course he's suing him for some money as well, but his key thing is he wants to hurt him.


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[Assistant] Because what they did to him, they hurt him, so he wants to take them down. The thing is, he got something.


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[Assistant] You got something that they're really scared of. So that's going to be interesting to see how that all works going forward.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, let's keep it going fam. Alright, here it is. Derek Carr could stay with the Saints for two years on a restructured contract. This is Bleacher Report. This happened a couple of days ago and it was broke by Luke Johnson of NOLA.com.


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[Assistant] Sanks need to clear significant salary cap space and based on conversations he had with, uh, he had at the senior bowl, he expects them to take a big step toward getting under the cap.


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[Assistant] And, uh, by restructuring car and lowering his $35.7 million cap, I can't believe we paying him that much.


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[Assistant] Johnson noted that the restructuring cards contract would essentially tie him to the team for the next two seasons, whereas they would be able to


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[Assistant] Would they, whereas they would be able to cut him after the 2024 campaign.


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[Assistant] With a little cap penalty if they were to leave his contract untouched. However, over the cap.com list of saints as being over.


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[Assistant] 83 million over the salary cap, which has fought by far the most in the league. What's new? They've been doing this.


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[Assistant] Restructuring car would allow the Sinks to make up a significant chunk of that deficit as converting all but the minimum veteran amount of the salary into a signing bonus would save 21 million in 2024 according to Johnson. Now the Raiders released car last season, last off season after he spent, uh, time with the


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[Assistant] Uh, with the Las Vegas team and he earned four Pro Bulls selection there searching for answers to quarterback position, allowing the retirement of Drew in 2020. The Saints took a chance on car by signing him to a four year, $150 million contract.


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[Assistant] Carl's first season in New Orleans yielded mixed results as he went nine and eight and completed 68.4% of his passes, just under 3,900 yards and 25 touchdowns against eight interceptions.


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[Assistant] Sounds good if you're a stats guy, but you, but stats aren't everything. If you watch the games, you can understand it. It wasn't the numbers in the play didn't look right. The Saints were widely viewed as a favorite to winning an FC South and they didn't.


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[Assistant] But they fell apart short, just fell short of their goal at nine and eight Tampa Bay Buccaneers won a division on a tiebreaker.


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[Assistant] Although it wasn't always pretty for Carr in offense in 2023, he had ended the campaign on a high note.


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[Assistant] Throwing 12 touchdown passes against one interception over the final month worth of games. So all of the stuff that we were looking for.


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[Assistant] Car to do after a month of football when it's usually.


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[Assistant] You, a month, two months, you start seeing, he struggled all the way until the last month of football. All the way, it was just ghastly.


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[Assistant] And it was, instead of lying as much as he did, maybe he would have done a better job.


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[Assistant] And just saying that they don't know and going about the business, being accountable and doing what you're supposed to do. You know?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's just, it was really weird, but ultimately it took them all the, all of the season up until the last month worth the games before you start seeing he picked it up. That was far too long.


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[Assistant] Wait, and maybe if they didn't coddle him as much as they did and force him to be...


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[Assistant] Pay attention to going through his progressions like he's supposed to.


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[Assistant] As opposed to coddling him and trying to protect his feelings, maybe he would have had change or had better improvement early. But anyway.


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[Assistant] Although it wasn't pretty for Card, offensive 2023, he ended the campaign on a high note throwing those 12 touchdowns against that one interception. Card has yet to win a playoff game in his career.


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[Assistant] And it remains unclear if he's capable of taking a team that distance, but there aren't likely to be any better options available to the Saints.


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[Assistant] Not winning the plug games because your flaws are if it's, you know, like.


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[Assistant] If you look at some of the quarterbacks that do get there, they make some mistakes in some of these games and sometimes guys try to be what they aren't.


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[Assistant] Like in the law, in the Raiders match, not the Raiders, the Ravens matchup against the Chiefs.


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[Assistant] In the, uh, AFC Championship game, Lamar Jackson wasn't doing what Lamar Jackson does.


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[Assistant] You trying to stand in the pocket and beat them from the pocket? No. You do what you good at.


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[Assistant] Scramble around, make plays, you extend plays. They can't stop you. And you know, and guys get this stuff in their head about, you know,


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[Assistant] You know, uh, what it is to be a quarterback and he's thoroughly criticized.


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[Assistant] And now he'll be thoroughly even criticizing me furthermore with getting that money and how he fell apart, but be who you are, you know?


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[Assistant] And if you see issues in your game, be real enough to know that you got to change things. That's a problem that I usually have with some of these guys.


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[Assistant] The mindset, if you hear them, because we hear enough of them during the season to understand.


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[Assistant] That this guy is not, he's gonna show minimum, if any, improvement because, in order to show improvement, you gotta be accountable to yourself and others. To yourself first and foremost. You gotta tell yourself the truth and not lie to yourself. He lies to himself a lot.


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[Assistant] Like he would have been, if he was truly a professional quarterback, there was a top five quarterback, which stops him from getting there. It's non-accountability to himself, meaning.


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[Assistant] He has to be able to understand and look at the tape and say, damn, I really don't go through my progressions, do I?


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[Assistant] I can see why Big Q and all these other people are upset. Michael Thomas upset. Cause I'm staring down a goddamn field half the time.


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[Assistant] I'm staring only to the left. I never look right. I can see, man, I've been screwing up like this. I got to stop this and change right now. That's the ingredient for me being a better quarterback to see all of my options and not just have to feel very simple, right?


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[Assistant] Not so much to some of these guys because they refuse to do it.


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[Assistant] You know, and like I said, man, that's one of the things that stop them from being, getting to the next level.


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[Assistant] Is being accountable, understanding what your flaws are in your game and changing them. And that's something that Derek Carr suffers with.


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[Assistant] And it don't help when you don't have somebody will have sit the same thing that they had guys like Pete Carmichael and the rest of these people not telling them, Hey bro, listen, bro, if you want to be great and take this team deep in applause, God damn it, bro. You're going to have to look over the field. You're going to have to go in there and work on accuracy drills because your ball is up and down and all around, man. You got to do something about this.


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[Assistant] You know, and they gotta tell, they got, but see those guys are not gonna do that. They gonna kiss his ass, they gonna coddle him. He knows that, that you can't thoroughly be too rough with him, but I don't care. Tell him the truth.


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[Assistant] If you don't like it, you don't like it. Listen bro, you're not accurate as you're supposed to be. You can be a lot better quarterback if you was accurate.


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[Assistant] You gotta know how to throw the ball. Sometimes it's required for you to place the ball center, center mass or lead the guy.


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[Assistant] If you need to learn how to do that, there's a guy that played before you for a bunch of years who did it really well. Maybe you should start studying some of his film and picking his brain up on what you need to do and how you need to work on ball placement and not hanging receivers out the drive.


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[Assistant] Because that's something, you're not gonna win friends doing that, hanging them out the drive when the safety's right there and you put the ball, he goes there, gets hurt.


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[Assistant] You gotta protect your wide receivers and if you don't understand that, he's a fool. You're not going to win any people with you like that hanging your people out the drive. Yeah, so anyway.


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[Assistant] Alright, so they aren't picking high enough in the draft to select the franchise quarterback and there aren't any obvious upgrades to speak on the free agency or via trade because of that committing to the 32 year old car for the next two years.


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[Assistant] Uh, as an understandable move, especially given the financial flexibility it figures to give the Saints in 2024. I don't buy into that. There were options for the Saints. There were options. Options after Drew Brees retired. You know, drafting a young quarterback and having them there when Drew was there. They elected to go away from that. Sean Payton.


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[Assistant] Had an opportunity at Lamar Jackson and chose Marcus Davenport, which is probably one of the stupidest draft moves I've ever heard in recent history. Cause even though Lamar Jackson right now hasn't, he is doing what he does and he kind of fell short of his goals getting Baltimore to the Super Bowl, that's still more than anything that we've experienced over the last several years. We've not even gotten that close.


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[Assistant] Did you imagine they moved up to go and get Davenport? The guy is, is a complete, undulterated bust. And I was a reporter, somebody sent me about, uh, Sean Payton talking about drafting the quarterback.


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[Assistant] I say, what is this? What kind of foolishness is this? Sean Payton, never draft the quarterback.


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[Assistant] High, a high drafting quarterback and develop them into anything.


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[Assistant] That is the thing that Sean Payton doesn't do. That's why he only looks for teams with, or looks to find middle of the road quarterbacks that can pick up the system. He's not good at that. And if he tried to do that, that'll be an interesting...


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[Assistant] Thing to see if he can take a top, cause he drafted quarterbacks before and most of them failed.


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[Assistant] All, matter of fact, all of them failed. I don't know not one quarterback. I mean, the Sean Canfields, the, I mean, you pick them.


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[Assistant] You know, just draft these guys and they, they, he can't develop them. He can do a lot of things offensively, but he cannot draft quarterbacks.


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[Assistant] And develop them or draft them high and develop them into consistent starters.


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[Assistant] Uh, productive starters in the NFL. Sean Payton never did that. Maybe he does it with the Broncos. I've never seen him do it. That's why, like I said, he always get middle of the road quarterbacks when he was making his decision on which teams to go to. He was only picking teams that had the ability to.


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[Assistant] Um, they had a quarterback that was middle of the road quarterback that he would try to pick up his system. Now, of course it didn't work with Russell. Uh, what's his name? Because, uh, you know, Russ just, Russ got problems, man. He got big time problems.


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[Assistant] Aight, so anyway man, let me do a brief recap of the, of the family members that just popped in. We just, we covered and talked about the Saints plan to hire Clint Kubiak. We talked about that, five things about said Kubiak.


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[Assistant] We also talked about the same pardon ways with offensive line coach Doug Morrone, finally.


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[Assistant] And then also we gave an update on John Groot's lawsuit with the NFL that is being pushed back to July of this season. So very interesting.


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[Assistant] And also the Saints need to hire in the position open. We got the offensive coordinator stuff locked in.


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[Assistant] Running back, wide receiver and offensive line coaches will be needed.


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[Assistant] And we still have Clancy Barone at tight end and Ronald Curry at the QB's coach.


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[Assistant] Now of course there's still hiring going on throughout the NFL.


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[Assistant] You never know, some of the guys we might have on our staff currently might not be on here. Well, you know, it's a lot of hiring still going on.


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[Assistant] Alright, and also we covered the Derek Carr possible restructuring that will tie him to the Saints for the next two seasons.


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[Assistant] But anyway, all right, then let's, let's, let's move into this thing here fam. Then we'll do a little Q and A.


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[Assistant] This is picked up by somebody that sent me this. Shout out to the family members on Twitter, or X, whatever you want to call it.


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[Assistant] That sent me this cool breeze, shout out to you cool breeze, cool breeze sent me and several other people, but shout out to cool breeze and others that sent me this clip about Derek Carr. He was on a podcast called Two G's in the Pod with Jones, who was a former, uh,


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[Assistant] Well, I receive a four, the Green Bay Packers. He's pretty good, pretty cool dude and his co-host there. And they talked about Derek Carr. Uh, Derek Carr talked about.


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[Assistant] Michael Thomas, he talked about a lot of stuff. In this video he talked, I would play the whole thing but it's like 50 minutes long and I don't want to sit up here and listen to him that long.


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[Assistant] But he did talk about in the, in the podcast about him being hurt. He listed at all of the injuries that he had and all this kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] Talked about the, you know, him having to struggle through the season.


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[Assistant] And do this, you know, I had, you know, I had this, I had two, three broken ribs and da da da da. And by the way, the Saints never reported none of that, right? Until the end of the season, close to the end of the season.


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[Assistant] They took all that, the broken ribs, all that. They lied about all that. They didn't cover none of that stuff. And then when you got back toward the end of the season, that's when they started.


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[Assistant] Throwing it out, well, you know, he had some broken ribs playing with such and such. We, we could see what something was wrong with the guy.


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[Assistant] Thanks a lot about it the entire time. Hopefully they get fined by them too for doing that. Cause they notorious for that. But anyway.


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[Assistant] He talked about that early on and then he made mention about Michael Thomas' tweets that are, you know, that he made mention on social media. So I'm going to play this for you guys. You guys put one in the chat if you can hear this. Here we go.


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[Assistant] Alright, so what we hear in this playcation, this is what most of the people do when they get guys on the show. You can see a little ass kissing going on right here. There's a lot of ass kissing going on right here. We might have to get these people some shea butter or something. Then I got all the moisture off their list, good goodness. But the reality is,


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[Assistant] A lot of them saying that that's shining down on the fact it's a culture thing. And they say, what's the culture? Culture is if you have an issue with me, call me.


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[Assistant] We've heard him often, I've made jokes about this. I'm going to have to get this keyed up a certain way so we can hear him. But there are jokes that are said that I make about Derek Carr and the fact that he, you know, y'all know, Gundam know how to do these things.


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[Assistant] Not called, I called Mike Thomas. I shouldn't picture it, but that's what I do. I've emulated him and they make jokes about him because he does, they do communicate.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, texting or calling, he said that he alluded to that they do talk. Now Thomas is on here, uh, you know, on there tweeting away.


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[Assistant] To the people, and he not answering everything because he kind of doing it.


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[Assistant] Answering in a cryptic way about some of this stuff, some stuff he letting go. But it's, it's, it's obvious to me that if you look at what's happening with the Saints organization.


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[Assistant] That it's not just Derek Carr. Derek Carr is a symbol of Dennis Allen. Dennis Allen drafted this guy. And then he brought him in here to be the man, but he hadn't earned anything.


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[Assistant] I mean, cause you're the leader cause you're getting 150 million dollars, but you're not doing anything. He's not accountable.


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[Assistant] And when he's not allowed to be criticized, he's not allowed to be criticized. I've criticized his ass all the time. I really do.


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[Assistant] And James Jones, bro, you don't, don't sit up here and get on here and talk about the family members that he's communicating to because that's what they're supposed to do. I am thoroughly against, uh, them being aligned between the


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[Assistant] The players and the people that support the players so they can have the lifestyle that they have. I do think that's a pretty cool thing when professional athletes do engage on Twitter or in real life with people that support them. They owe them that much.


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[Assistant] They owe them that. So that's not a down thing. So you're wrong for that, brother. Oh, are you up there talking to fans? Oh, you know, come on, man. Bro, listen.


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[Assistant] At some point aspect, not everybody's played in NFL, but there are guys that played in high school like myself that understand the game. I didn't go to college. I had a chance to. I didn't. I went, I, I chose something different. Many people understand the game. They understand. I've talked to


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[Assistant] Ladies out there that understand the game, then some guys do. You know, they never played.


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[Assistant] High school football, whatever the case may have been, but they understand the game. You get what I'm getting at bro?


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[Assistant] So I mean, it's from a concept standpoint, they get it and it's not a difficult thing to get. It's a freaking children's game. It's a kid's game. It's not deep about it.


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[Assistant] What they do is they convolute it because they take, they're doing the same stuff, they're just renaming it.


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[Assistant] Like if you come from a different team and you're doing, uh, you run into the left between two tackles, it might be called, uh,


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[Assistant] Bananas two one three or whatever and then in this scene we don't call it banana, we call it pineapple eight one. You see what I'm saying? It's basically that.


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[Assistant] They're doing the same things, but terming them different. They're using different terminology.


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[Assistant] To do the same things. That's what you got going on in there. Cause it's copycat system. But in the end.


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[Assistant] Derek Carr is not allowed to be accountable. You know, that's where we step in. We have to make you accountable. And as long as people are doing this kind of stuff where they holding them from being accountable, I don't appreciate that.


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[Assistant] Because that won't get us where we need to be. We don't need less accountability. We need more accountability. That's why I'm hard going in on Mickey Loomis.


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[Assistant] And what are you doing with the saints? I go in on Dennis Allen. I go in on these, these damn people here because they're not being, they're not holding any type of sense of real accountability.


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[Assistant] None whatsoever, especially when shit is hitting the fan and you could do something about it. They smash it and don't do nothing about it. And then when it's over with, they won't talk about it then like, oh, we failed.


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[Assistant] But we're gonna change this and we're gonna do this better. And I'm gonna make it uncomfortable on these guys. No, you don't need to make it uncomfortable on nobody but your damn self. Cause you ain't doing nothing.


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[Assistant] That's what I'm talking about. Make moves when you have the opportunity to make moves and not after it's over with. That's what I'm talking about. But let me, let me play the rest.


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[Assistant] That's the temple for John Gruden to get here, but see John Gruden.


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[Assistant] Has to, before he even steps foot in the Saints building, he has to offer.


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[Assistant] Apologies toward what was being said, right? And a lot of people support John Gruden. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Me personally, people make mistakes, but you know, like I said, this world here, man, you're going to hear a lot of that stuff comes out and what he was saying.


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[Assistant] It's weird to be talking like that cause I read some of those emails with him was saying and all this kind of stuff, man. That's it's just.


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[Assistant] It wasn't in passing, you made a mistake or you know what I'm saying? It's kind of sketchy, but in the end.


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[Assistant] This, the John Gruden, whether you lo- you love it or not, they gonna make it happen, cause this, this, this dude here wants him here. He wants him here.


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[Assistant] And the Saints in Mickey Loomis, like I said, they're going to do whatever they can to make sure this guy's happy.


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[Assistant] Cause their futures, they've hitched their wagons to Derek Carr's train. And at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] That's what it's going to come down. So they kind of get it. You heard James Jones say it. He played for Gruden when he was with the Raiders.


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[Assistant] So I think it was, but I know Groot, John, uh, that's what he's speaking about, John Groot, but he was a Raider guy too after he left the Packers.


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[Assistant] With the guy, but me personally, if you're going to be in New Orleans building, they're going to have to definitely issue some apologies or whatnot, but this thing is definitely going to happen because Carl wants it to. Y'all put one in the chat if y'all can hit it.


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[Assistant] Wow, that was kind of quick in passing. He did say such, such, I mean, we don't get any real Syrian critique of this or we gonna just kind of keep it.


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[Assistant] The reality is that the truth is Michael Thomas shouldn't have been.


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[Assistant] It was a different way to handle the Twitter thing. But like I've said, and I've constantly said, there, you don't have no real leadership.


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[Assistant] And at the top of the Saints organization, you don't even have a real general manager. You got to do that masquerade as a general manager. He move VP, Den, anything, his door is closed.


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[Assistant] Who, if there's a discre- see, this is something that happens and they'll never admit to it. That's why I can't totally res- I can't respect them like that. Because this type of stuff will go on. If you have, and I go back to the James Winston situation that happened a couple years ago, when he fell out with Dennis Allen, where the F was making lumens to smooth that out? Where was he at? Before James took it to the press. If the, if he had his thumb, or the, uh, or his,


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[Assistant] His mindset on, you know, the team and the team's success and knowing everything that's going on with the team. He would have been able to stop that before it got outside the building. See, none of this is new. All this has been going on. All this has been going on.


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[Assistant] But you have to, they have to have somewhere to express themselves. See, they pretend like they robots. Well, that's something that you just don't do. Hell, the reporters do it, man.


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[Assistant] They're trying to make it look like, oh, nobody else does it. The damn rappers do it every damn, bi athletes do it, everybody do it.


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[Assistant] Come on man, let's keep it, let's keep it a buck fifteen over here, man.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's not something you're supposed to do. They all do it. What you talking about?


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[Assistant] And the reality is, if you don't want it to happen, cause they are human beings, how about having something set up where they have a place to go to air out their differences? You can't go to Loomis cause it's damn door closed.


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[Assistant] But he gonna talk about it after the fact. How about preventing that? How about saying, if you have a problem with this guy, the head coach, I'm his boss, come to me. I'll see if I can, I will make it work.


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[Assistant] But he has his door closed, you know why? Because he's not a real general manager. What he'll do is he'll say, well, you gotta listen to Dennis. Well, look at Mike, I understand. I get it.


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[Assistant] You're pissed off. I understand. Sometimes I get pissed off. I go down there and today...


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[Assistant] To the buffet and my clam chowder's gone. I don't know what to do. I'm at that goddamn clam chowder's all gone. I don't know what I'm going to do here.


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[Assistant] So eh, I, I, I, what I, what the hell I do is I just start, I, I, I have to figure out what I'm gonna eat, you know, and the clam chowder's all empty, and my brother, they, they drunk up all my orange juice. I, I get pissed off, you know, I understand, you know, but listen, listen, I don't go blap to Twitter. You don't have a Twitter, Mickey. You don't have a goddamn Twitter, okay?


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[Assistant] This is new, this is, this is, you have to have something set up where this doesn't happen and this happens to every team. This happens all over the NFL all the time.


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[Assistant] Guys get at each other on social media. Guys on, you know, and the thing about it, Derek Carr, you did, I don't even remember it. No, you, listen bro. Yes, you did it.


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[Assistant] You know, there is tons of video with you throwing that ball with him getting hurt. He ain't making the sheet, pulling it out his backside. I mean, it's the damn truth.


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[Assistant] There is such a thing as Aaron Jones said, well, Aaron Trudebaugh got your ribs broke. That was my fault. What? Who thinks like that? Who talks like that? No, there is, there is going to be some accountability here.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna do my job and goddammit you gonna do yours too.


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[Assistant] If I'm held to an accountability standard, you're going to be held to one too.


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[Assistant] As a quarterback, your accountability should be higher than anybody because you're the leader of the team. Stop me if I'm not telling the truth here. You did do it.


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[Assistant] And I'm saying, Mike could have chose the best way to do it as opposed to get on Twitter.


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[Assistant] But the reality is where was he going to go? Mickey Loomis is not listening. Dennis Allen is not listening. Them guys don't, they got shit stuff than they is. They don't hear nothing.


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[Assistant] And if you criticize them, they get upset. Like Mickey Loomis fell apart. He literally fell the F apart this past season. You seen him get on that press conference, his face was flush, eyes was glossy, chewing on gum. I am just chewing this gum so I don't cough. Mickey, chewing gum don't stop you from coughing, brother.


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[Assistant] What are you talking about? But in the end, what I'm saying is this is all foolish. There has to be some place where the player can go to air out his grievances. If he has an issue with his coach, where does he go? Obviously to not make it long. It's been anyway.


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[Assistant] Talk to him. Hey, this is what it is. I'm gonna throw them goddamn bad balls, bro. Listen, I'm the man. You're not.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, I ain't the best, I ain't the most accurate guy in the world. You know, but at the end of the day, I'm the quarterback. I'm the $150 million man, you know.


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[Assistant] I know they gonna protect me and not you. You know, you're gonna be the bad guy if you come up against me. It's just what it is. You know? But Carl, you gotta improve, bro.


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[Assistant] Just call me bro and tell me that I'm not accurate. Just call me and tell me, uh, that, you know, that I'm not, uh, that I'm not accountable. Just call me and tell me that and I'll disagree with you on the phone, you know, but you can call me and tell me.


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[Assistant] That I'm, that uh, that my bald policeman is not very good, that I'm not very accountable, that I...


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[Assistant] I understand that I hang out wide receivers all the time.


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[Assistant] You know, I'll put them in positions where they'll take a nasty hit from a defender.


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[Assistant] You know, I do do that. I did that to Elvin Kamara several times this past year. Hell, I did it to, uh, to Chris Olavi. He got his, he got his top knocked off a couple of times. Hell, I did it to Rashid Shahid. That's what I do. I'm Derek flipping car, inaccurate as hell, but at the end of the day, I'll impale your ass with the ball. That's what I'll do. But it's just, it's just more of the same, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah. So Michael Thomas, yeah. I hope he finds what he's looking for, which means guess what? Hasta la vista to freaking Mike Thomas. It's already, it's all, I hope he finds what he's looking for. Yeah. You know what that means? Good luck. Good grief. Good riddance to you, Michael Thomas. I hope he finds what he's looking for. That means he's up out of here. Get gone. So anyway,


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[Assistant] It happens in the NFL, man. Whether it's Carr or anybody else, these guys are not as accurate as you would like them to be. They throw, uh, balls to sometimes get their guys hit.


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[Assistant] As you know, wide receivers, if you're a wide receiver, are running back or a tight end.


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[Assistant] And there's a ball place and you got a guy coming to get you. That safety's there. That linebacker's in the position in front of you, especially as much as the Sinks check the ball down. Most of the time the defense is playing off and giving you that space underneath.


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[Assistant] And ready for you when you do take that shot, when you catch that ball, they're coming to you to make the hit on you.


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[Assistant] You know, that's what they do. So we've seen that happen all season long. And when you talk about, when Michael Thomas is talking about him getting hurt, he's talking about that he didn't like the ball placement.


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[Assistant] And it was other things that he, the recent brand of tweets that he was talking about when him involved placement, but it does happen in NFL where quarterbacks do hangout their wide receivers or tight ends or running backs.


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[Assistant] And they get hit or, and then ultimately get hurt on play. So it is all good, man. It's what it is.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway fam, let's kind of, I'ma bounce it to the chat, man. That's all the news I got for you guys. If you got any questions, please feel free.


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[Assistant] All right. So anyway, shout out to the fam, man. Let me go through some of the, if you guys got any questions, feel free to throw them in the chat right now and I'll go over them. Brother Ladell, what's up bro? Says big Q, uh, Queen Lex TJ and the number three, he says number three, number one, Saints Peli. Okay. Well versed. Okay. Thank you. Appreciate you brother Ladell. Yeah, we, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, man, the Pelican post-Garon poet, man, and, uh, I mean, a lot of people.


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[Assistant] Remember that, you know, all that was one thing, tough tiger talk, rain kings, boxing, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, the sports coma and, uh, Pelican post-garrison pole was all under the same area. I just niched them down. Cause you had some people.


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[Assistant] There were saints diehards and they didn't like the pelicans or they was this, that and third. So to make it easier.


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[Assistant] For people, I just niched it down where you get to all your public and people hear you say it was just a small business decision that was being here that I had to get stuff done. So I mean, in the end.


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[Assistant] I have to be able to figure, you know, I had to be able to kind of get that down. So.


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[Assistant] Uh, but anyways, shout out to the fam, man. Appreciate that, Ladell. RC says, uh, since when is 30-year-old for wide receiver running back? Yes, wide receivers. Uh, I don't get what you're saying now, brother. I guess you comment on somebody. H-Town Creel, what's up, says a real quarterback would have took the criticism and owned it rather true or not. It's called leadership. Indeed. We don't see that often and that's one of the things, like,


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[Assistant] I mean, we've literally caught this guy in lies. All I do is tell the truth and love? No you don't, bro. You be lying your ass off, bro.


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[Assistant] And I'm not, I'm talking about a guy that covers all of this stuff, that plays all of the interviews. When Derek Hall was standing up that line about answers, having the answers to the offensive wolves and the,


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[Assistant] In the press standing up there looking at him, you know, asking him questions, but we got to answer where to answer that. They're in the building. And then the next game they come out and they lose again.


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[Assistant] So I mean, no bro, you be lying your ass off, man. And you're not accountable, dude.


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[Assistant] And that's why you see all this stuff happening with wide receivers. It keeps happening. And whether Mike Thomas is on the team or not, you're going to continue to have problems with whoever you plan with because you're not accountable.


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[Assistant] And the Saints are not forced and they're not even trying to make him accountable. You had times when Dennis Allen, who's supposed to be the head coach of the team. I use that very loosely. Head coach, right?


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[Assistant] He was a guy that when Carr had a good game, he came out and threw Carr's name. How about Carr? How about such and such? But when Carr threw that pick six against Atlanta that ultimately decided the Saints lost in that game, we lost, we lose as a team. You see this kind of bullet? That's why I don't like Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] I don't like, I don't like hypocritical ass head coaches at positions of power because that creates flaws and just dysfunction throughout your team. You can't have a head coach that does that.


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[Assistant] You can't, hey, he's so stupid he doesn't realize he's playing favorites in front of people that creates a division in the team. Because when Derek Hart deserves to be criticized, he doesn't do it.


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[Assistant] He says we lose as a team, but when Carr has a good game, how about Derek Carr?


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[Assistant] How about that? How about, no, you can't do that, idiot. You can't do that.


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[Assistant] And that's why I say he's not a true head coach. He's not a leader. You can't do that kind of stuff, man. You can't do that as a parent.


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[Assistant] Your damn show can't do that, and you're supposed to be the leader of people. You can't show that type of, uh, that kind of, uh, you know, that type of, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, I guess for lack of the better words, you can't show that kind of favoritism. There you go.


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[Assistant] And one player versus another player, you can't do that fool. And then of course.


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[Assistant] There's Mickey Loomis, who's an idiot in his own right. Mickey Loomis sits up there and he pretends to be a general manager. He's really the general mismanager of the team. He's not really a general manager.


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[Assistant] He doesn't have the pulse of the team. He doesn't do evaluations during this season because in his own words, he's too emotional to do them. Whether the Saints win, he's emotional. Whether they lose, he's emotional. So it sounds like a cop out. So we got a cop out there.


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[Assistant] Of how he's supposedly supposed to be a manager. It looks totally bad because you can't use the same, just take my hands off it and give it the Sean Payton approach that you could with Dennis Allen. You know why? Because they're totally two different people with two different skill sets.


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[Assistant] And as a general manager, you're supposed to be able to see the difference between Dennis Allen and Sean Payton for goodness sake.


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[Assistant] Everybody with brain cells can see the difference. You supposed to.


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[Assistant] Govern them differently. You're supposed to manage them differently.


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[Assistant] He's a guy prior to this year was a losing head coach. So obviously he's missing parts of his game, which contributed him being a loof, a loser.


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[Assistant] You know, it's things that he's doing that, that he's not really good at. You gotta keep your thumb on him. You gotta keep watching him. You can't let him destroy the team and then make excuses for him while he's destroying the team. You are an idiot for that.


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[Assistant] But no, you guys are lazy and unsophisticated when you report on stuff that's happening in the building. No, you guys are, you're not qualified to be, to talk about my coaches. Are you not qualified? Oh hell no. You guys, I'll tell you something. You guys aren't qualified.


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[Assistant] You set up on your ass, Darren. I've been a manager for 37 years. I ain't know what I'm doing. No, you don't know what you're doing, bro. You've been protected for 20 something odd years, man. You really have.


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[Assistant] And like I said, just look at the last, you got enough space and time over the last two years to understand what's really, what this is really hitting for. It's not hard to tell.


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[Assistant] And then when the pressure fell, he couldn't defer that to Dennis Allen. He had to take the pressure on to himself. And you see how he looked at the end of that press season, that end of the season press conference. He looked like crap. He talked like crap. He was out of his mind.


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[Assistant] Making dumb comparisons between Dennis Allen and Walsh.


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[Assistant] Dumb concept, Paris is between him and Peyton, between him and Bill Bell. Are you kidding?


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[Assistant] A world of thought when it comes down to what Bill Belichick, who's the best coach in the history of the NFL, who ever did it.


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[Assistant] Well, Bill Belichick, that should not even been a real thing, but this is a guy falling apart with the pressures on. Let's keep that pressure on.


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[Assistant] Alright, anyway, shout out to y'all. I see you, Scoob. Shout out to my boy, Scoob. Much love to y'all as well. Good to see y'all in the chat, man. OG Jerry. What's up, brother? Balls Hawk said the league is not about loyalty. It's about performance. He's not a number one anymore. That's true. He's not. And the thing is, I don't, he was, he's noticed, pay attention. Y'all put one in the chat.


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[Assistant] If y'all picked up on what Carr said about why would Carr feel the need to mention Chris Olavi? You know, we got Chris Olavi here, nah, nah.


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[Assistant] Is that we all know this happens in, in everyone, not just in the NFL, but in most professional environments. Hell, it happened in people's families.


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[Assistant] When people, you know, it happens, it happens all the time. But the best way to not, to stop it is, is to create an atmosphere.


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[Assistant] It's uh, uh, uh, overall mindset, like people struggle with what culture is. Now it's no thought, it's no confusion what culture is. Culture is basically the environment, the overall dominant thought of the environment that you currently are living in. Is it a successful one? Is it one that's bred throughout?


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[Assistant] The company that you work for, this is a successful company.


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[Assistant] With high morals and standards. We don't play that BS. You're going to get fired if you do this, that, the third. That creates.