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[Assistant] Like, it's too, it's too lax, it's too comfortable. I need to see that from, from the Browns. When the last time, Tyvis, you saw the Browns play a team and they win it. And they slap it with that extra touchdown.


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[Assistant] Somebody in this, in this, in, in, in, people talk about changing the culture a lot. Culture is just a, a, a word that people throw around. You gotta drill down on that. I wanna see killer instinct. I wanna see you embarrassing people. One thing I can always appreciate about a coach, Urban Meyer, that you played for.


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[Assistant] Urban Meyer has always been the way he is. When he was at Bowling Green, I was at OU.


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[Assistant] And we played them in that same office they was running around. They was, they put 72 points on us. They beat us like 72 to 10. Listen, and I loved it because I saw the look on my coach's face when we was getting smoked. And I was looking at him like,


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[Assistant] That's another man on the other sidelines, McNuggets, giving you that work. And you can't call it off. And at the end of the day, I respected him even though I was on the other sideline because you knew what you was gonna get. If you, if you was thinking that they was gonna give you the gentleman's punt and they was gonna keep the score down to 44 to 10,


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[Assistant] I think sometimes you gotta go back and question and look at certain things. I think a lot of this talk and conversation has to do with Deshaun Watson. And we talk about these last six games, right? Let's be for real. Like, how difficult is it


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[Assistant] How difficult is it to not play in all these years, right? And then you come back, and you don't come back at the beginning of the season, you come back in the middle of a playoff hunt. These dudes, Tyvis, you know,


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[Assistant] What type of shape and what type of game reps that you need. When you come in the middle of season, there's a lot of things you know. You already know.


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[Assistant] Uh, what I need to do to get my body ready for the week. The speed of the game has slowed down. Now, you know on film tendencies, everything that you've been looking at from different teams, you've now had the time to make adjustments and mistakes that happened before.


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[Assistant] Now, all those things are things that people are ready and prepared to play in the middle of the season.


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[Assistant] Now, if you take, if you just throw a quarterback in there and it's the hardest position in the world to play, you ain't through it, you ain't throw the ball in the whole year, you sat a year before that, you had no offseason, you didn't play in the preseason, the speed of the game is probably going like this, a thousand miles an hour. Now, when we take a look and say, okay, Deshaun Watson, I think it's fascinating.


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[Assistant] That people have written him off on six games, but they, they have, they didn't write Stafford off.


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[Assistant] Matt Stafford didn't play all that well. They didn't write. They, they, you know, uh, we, we talk about Carr, David Carr. They didn't, they didn't write him more.


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[Assistant] They don't write these, they're not writing these guys off at the same level as all of a sudden for six games coming out of nowhere, all of a sudden Deshaun Watson ain't never been good, ain't never gonna be good, and now the Browns is right 16 to 20. So that's crazy. So PFF, and I forget


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[Assistant] So give me six games. He didn't play good at six games, but the man got 111 touchdowns and 41 picks and 67% of his passes. Like let's not act like you don't have a sample size. You know what it is. Like people be acting real funny. Like,


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[Assistant] He sat, was he injured that year he sat out? No. He didn't do nothing. He was chilling. So you got the next year, you got six games with no preseason nothing. These dudes is writing him off for six games when I just saw 111 touchdowns.


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[Assistant] I went against Kevin Stefanski before, so I know he's actually... From what I hear, what Kevin Stefanski said, when he said...


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[Assistant] I don't care, we'll just write up new plays. If Deshaun don't like the plays, we gonna go in every week with new plays or whatever one is, and that's how we gonna move. That's the attitude I like, cause now you put a little bit of onus and ownership in Deshaun Watson's back pocket.


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[Assistant] We're saying, every single week we go in here, these are the plays we put in. These are the plays you said you're comfortable with. Now, we need you to go execute the plays that you like and you said you're comfortable with. And for once.


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[Assistant] Like I think if you got a franchise quarterback, the coach is going to move naturally to the back.


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[Assistant] He naturally moves and he becomes part of the stands or part of the staff or he's not the focal point. And sometimes when you don't have a franchise quarterback, you put a lot of emphasis on the guy who has the sheet in his hand. But when you got talent and that ball moving up and down the field, it goes from


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[Assistant] Alright, well you a nice dude to, oh well Deshaun Watson in the Browns are playing well, not Kevin Stefanski in the Browns offense.


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[Assistant] We need that energy level. People talk about, they talk so much about what Deshaun Watson does on the field. I want to see Deshaun Watson. I challenge you right now.


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[Assistant] I challenge you, I need to see two to three celebrations a game.


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[Assistant] People that will strip you, they'll strip you of your powers. They'll say, you know, what makes you you is your personality. And they'll say, well, you got to show that you're contrite.


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[Assistant] You messed up and they'll keep reminding you messed up. That was a year ago. This last year was the messed up year. This year you go and mess other people up this year. Like you let them know. And so when they, when they talk about the Cleveland Browns.


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[Assistant] You're not going to be hearing allegations. You're going to be hearing, well, dang, Deshaun Watson is having an under- underneath a low-key MVP season. Wow, this dude is leading the league in touchdowns and completions. Wow, this dude got the browns looking like, yeaah. That's how you shut people up. That play on the field.


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[Assistant] That it thing. Like, that's what I want to see.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's like, I'll give an example, like, you know, like you're a producer, right? Like when we first started doing these shows, like you don't really know who you got on the cast. You're trying to figure out what people's strong suits is and how they moving or whatever. But after you get to be in the mix of it, you've seen people talk on the run and


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[Assistant] You see people come together, it's like, okay, well now you put a rundown together, and you be like, ain't no such thing as a bad show.


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[Assistant] Like, I could put, I could put these topics together. I know people is gonna be able to talk to them, expound to them, ad-lib, be funny, do all these other different things because you've seen it before because you got the collection of people.


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[Assistant] I think that when you give that off, like when you say, okay, we about to do this today.


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[Assistant] And it's going to work. This is psychology. This isn't just regular sports. This is all about the psychological mindset of people and successful people visualizing success, being successful, telling yourself in the mirror, I am going to be this manifested into the, into, into reality. And a lot of people think that's just jargon.


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[Assistant] But the people that really are successful in life from business to, to, to science, the people that are extremely smart or to athletes.


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[Assistant] Those people expect that they're gonna win and even they're not, that's not saying that they're not gonna lose, but the expectation level is I prepared, I put in the energy, I put in the effort, I'm ready to go and I see myself visualizing myself


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[Assistant] As a successful person in getting it done. So I think the coach can do that. I think the quarterback can do it. And when you get people moving in synergy in tandem, it's infectious.


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[Assistant] Man, it's a wrap. Y'all might wanna work on y'all game, bro. Uhm, eh, if you a corner.


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[Assistant] It ain't good enough to be like, I'm a gunner, I'm a run down air hustle. Nah, you better, you better work on your back pedal. You better work, you better work on your ball skills, receivers. Hey, ain't no such thing as I'm just fast and I could just get these punks and go to the house or.


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[Assistant] I'ma play on special teams, that's outta here. Now, this changed the whole dynamic a little bit. Somebody said in the chat, Arthur and J'King Grant, we'll holla at you back, holla, holla, holla back. Uhm, you know, the guy like, guys like shorts.


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[Assistant] Uh, if you, you're a one trick pony and you, you, you're a special teams guy, this changes a lot of how you, you're moving. Um, you know, they're not going to guarantee you no sort of, certain type of money.


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[Assistant] Uhm, to be back there just to fair catch kicks to be at the 25. So, you know, to me.


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[Assistant] I like the way the XFL does it a little better. I like the fact that they're five yards apart, no running starts, and you still have the ability to kind of move and get to the crib if you, if you creative and do some things, but they've effectively


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[Assistant] You know, the wedge busters they got rid of, you know, they got all the wedge, they got rid of all of that stuff. Pretty soon, I think in about five years.


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[Assistant] They're just going to say, we're just going to, you know, take it, right? Or, or look, they look at when you punting.


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[Assistant] They could just say, alright, well listen, we, we can give you opportunity. They're going to kick the ball. It's going to fall wherever it lands. You get the ball right there. That's terrible.


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[Assistant] I think they- I don't like that. I hate it. I compare it to basketball.


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[Assistant] You know, back in the day, there was defensive players counted, right? Yea. Like, because you could, because you could hand check if you were very strong.


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[Assistant] And you can, you, you, you were able to keep guys in the post, you were able to hand check. There was a lot of guys that were very dominant because, on the defensive end, because they were allowed to do that. When they took that away, it went one way real quick and you still see that you can't guard these dudes now.


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[Assistant] Touch you, come back and make plays. I am telling you, if Anthony, I'm telling y'all right now, I don't know why I got this feeling. No, I agree with you. I actually agree with this. If Anthony Schwartz.


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[Assistant] What you mean? I think they'll put Jerome Ford back there. That's why they, that's why you can keep an extra receiver. No, I'm saying.


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[Assistant] Okay, so here's the thing, here's what I think they would do. I think that they, you could steal a roster spot, you could put Donovan Peoples Jones back there, like just a fair catch.


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[Assistant] They gonna be in my rotation anyway. Now that I can get rid of J'Keem Grant because they're not gonna be returning kicks anyway, I can keep another receiver. I can keep one of the guys that I wanted to keep, right? You can actually sneak a dude on a deep position because I think you're gonna mess around and keep nine linemen.


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[Assistant] Nine offensive linemen. You gonna keep nine or ten D linemen? It's gonna be ugly. Ant, what's up?


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[Assistant] Well come on man, let me get my picture together. So y'all can be cool.


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[Assistant] Ready to go, G-Push. Hey, the Duke of New York. Hey, listen, I was, I was, I was sitting here at the house. I was sitting at the crib. And, uh, it was a thing that came up.


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[Assistant] I was at the crib and I saw it hit. They say the Cleveland Browns OTAs. All of a sudden my knees started shaking like this. I said hold on, hold on, is that?


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[Assistant] BANG! Let me see what they're talking about. Put the gravy on them.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I like that. I can't believe y'all. Y'all, for you, I can put, especially for you. Tybus, come on, man. You gotta understand. You done played the game. You understand what this is, bro. Like see, you guys at home, sometimes y'all are getting excited and y'all wanna start doing stuff.


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[Assistant] Come talk to me about August. See, players who play the game, they don't live by that. When you play this in you, you just turn on, you be like, oh listen, I feel like I'm supposed to have pads on.


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[Assistant] Oh, there's OTAs. The conditioning. Every year at this time, I get sick to my stomach because I'm thinking I gotta go do a running test. I still got it. It's traumatic. You be like, am I in shape or no?


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[Assistant] This is part of the game. Why would you only want to do this?


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[Assistant] Just get me to the games. Football is not no just get me to the games. It's a lifestyle. It's the way you live. It's the cleats. It's the practice. It's the seven on sevens. It's putting in installs and plays and playbooks. What are y'all talking about?


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[Assistant] We need to see it on September. So watch this. That's me. So watch this. See this is, see Tyvis, I'm gonna just put it out there. See, bad job out of y'all. I don't want to hear nobody sitting here, we do this every single year.


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[Assistant] We take our nondescript children who will have no skill sets at this point.


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[Assistant] And we take pictures with them every first day of school. My baby going into first grade. You give her a new outfit and some new kicks. Your son got a new shirt and you do this every year. He in third grade. What's the difference between second and third grade?


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[Assistant] Nothing. He don't got no skill set. You don't even know what he want to do with his life. He just going to school and you still be emotional. Dropping your kid off in the fourth grade. Look at my baby and what they bout to do.


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[Assistant] They be actin', they be actin' like, I, I, we all, when we get married, we gotta go through anniversaries every doggo year. Now you tellin' me, year five of the marriage was as good as year one? No it's not. Everybody knows year five, ain't it? It's better. We still gotta go through emotions. It's better. I'm still- Are you in year five?


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[Assistant] Here's the thing, here's the great, the great thing about sports is this. It is, it is the process. It is, it is the things that happen besides the games. Yes, the games super count. Yes, they do. But you know better than anybody.


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[Assistant] People out there that's right there playing? Tell them, tell them, borderline guys we just talked about like, uh, Bell and Schwartz and Jekim Grant. Tell them this don't count.


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[Assistant] Because they out there busting they tails, they out there putting everything, they out there trying to get reps, trying to get better. And by the way, this is the time and the place where you find guys that can help your team. Everybody ain't a first round pick.


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[Assistant] The guys need time to show and develop and do what they can do and show up and be like, hey, I'm a guy that's gonna count. So when we be sitting here and saying that they don't count, yes, in the scheme of things, they don't count.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, that's what makes sports great. The practices, that's why we love it.


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[Assistant] Other than that, it'd be meetings and work. This is why we like this. I like this stuff. Embrace it. Don't be like, don't wait into the games and then be like, oh, well they lost the game. That's why we'd be so mad as hell after the games because we don't pay attention to nothing except the game. And we only get 17. And we get 17 of them.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you take a look at, you know, let's look at the link.


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[Assistant] Your team is going to be better defensively. You have a true three. You got a guy that could hit threes. You got a guy that could play defense. You got a guy that's going to be longer and you know, you're not giving up much athletically.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you now can put the ball back in Darius Garland's hand where you can, he can run pick and roll. He can have the ball most of the time and you can go out and you can do things. Also, you take a look at the next step we're involved with that. Now you look at a truly, if you made that move,


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[Assistant] You might not even really have to move off Jared Allen unless you got something that was tremendous. You know why? Because now you look at Jared Allen, you can say, okay, well,


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[Assistant] We can get, we can now move him to see if we can get another guy that is going to make us better as far as three point shooting. That's a move that you can make, but if you, if you look at the team.


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[Assistant] You can either bring Jared Allen off the bench and keep him and look for another guy to start that lineup. You get longer, you get better, you're under contract. I just think that that is a better team for the Cavs in terms of what they look like in the East.


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[Assistant] I'ma keep it real. They both better make a deal. I just keep telling people. The NBA is different. Like, y'all better stop. Like, everybody feel like they got a window in an area that you can just maneuver in. I'll let you know.


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[Assistant] The Golden, the, the, the, the, uh, Oklahoma City Thunder had KD, Harden, and, and Wet Rush.


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[Assistant] And they ain't one a dog on thing. Now you down three one to an eight seed. At the end of the day, here's two, three ways you get better. Is your coach head and shoulders above


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[Assistant] Do you got, do you got top notch elite talent? They do. Like, they got top- They do. They do. They do. But guess what? Is it head and shoulders above somebody else? They should. On paper it's head and shoulders above the head. But that's what I'm saying. So if you get beat by the heat, 3-1,


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[Assistant] How could you come back with the same roster and feel like it's insanity?


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[Assistant] Because next year, you could get beat by Milwaukee. Next year, you could get smoked by, like, it's not out of the realm of possibility that they lose to the Sixers or something. Like, they don't have head and shoulders, no Kevin Durant, uh, uh, uh, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Steph.


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[Assistant] They can sleepwalk and still beat you four straight. You ain't got enough talent like that, bro. So you gotta make a move. What you doing?


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[Assistant] No disrespect to Darius Garland. He is not Steph- See, this is why we beat this in Cleveland. We always overestimate. This is not Luca.


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[Assistant] Darius Garland is a nice player.


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[Assistant] Listen, like, come on, let's be, let's be clear. I'm just keeping it real. If, if you can get LeBron James to come back, by the way, the LeBron James that got a 40 point triple double in a closeout game against a Monsters Nuggets team, stop the games. If you can get LeBron to come back and do your thing, his thing,


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[Assistant] This team is now automatically going to the finals in the Eastern Conference. It is what it is. Now, here's your problem.


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[Assistant] You're not gonna keep Donovan Mitchell anyway. Like why won't anybody say this? Why, why will no one say this? What?


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[Assistant] As constituted, Donovan Mitchell is not resigning here.


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[Assistant] Kobe Altman has already said he's not making moves. Why is every basketball person tiptoeing around the fact that he has one year left and you're not going to do anything?


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[Assistant] Yes. So this is what we keep, if you, that's why when people be mentioning Darius Garland's name like that, I'm saying if he gonna be all of that and you gonna give him that level of respect, then he better be here for 82 games getting his money off. Talk about Darius Garland. Why Darius Garland can't be that dude? He was for a whole season. Not this one.


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[Assistant] You gotta understand bro, you like, this is the thing. Here's the thing, here's the thing about the LeBron game, right? People be like, yo.


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[Assistant] He gotta get Anthony Davis involved. He can't be taking all the shots and get people involved and be a facilitator. Cool, if that's what you want to do. Anthony Davis at this point in his career is supposed to be far and by a way the best player in the roster. The problem is he's not. And that's why they don't win. Now, can LeBron play that way?


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[Assistant] Uh, for all those minutes, no he can't. But, where you can get LeBron,


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[Assistant] And why LeBron makes sense is because Darius Garland can catch and shoot. Darius Garland will have the ball a lot.


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[Assistant] And if this unicorn that we talk about mobility just comes into effect, like we've just been waiting on all our lives, right? Then, then he won't, he won't necessarily have to even be having that big of a load. My thing is this, if you look at, if you look at where the calves are right now,


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[Assistant] Well, I think what he's saying, you know, a lot of people thought like, hey, I'm hoping everything is okay. Like, you know, they took the by thing as being literal, like, maybe, you know, hopefully he doesn't think about harming himself or anything like that. Uhm, I took it as, you know, basically he's gonna go to a long-term


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[Assistant] You know, facility or long term somewhere to seek some sort of


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[Assistant] Counseling, uhm, and, you know, it's gonna be a little long, long of a process, right? Sometimes if you take yourself out of the situation and you're gone for a long period of time, uh, inpatient facilities and different things like that. So, uhm, I, I think that, uh, that's what he meant when he said, was saying bye. But here, I will say this. I, I wanna, I do wanna kinda, kinda,


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[Assistant] You know, sometimes when we talk about like this and we talked about this, you know, in front of the camera and off the camera. Uhm.


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[Assistant] I think there's a lot of things like, you know, people don't keep it real with athletes, right? I think that people aren't doing a very good job of telling them. In our society, and this is complete facts, this is facts. When you are, when you are an athlete, you can see a politician do something. You can see a rap artist do something. You can see a movie star do something.


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[Assistant] Little Dirk doing it. Or what's the difference between how can you be on YouTube and you can see a rapper


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[Assistant] Have guns the whole time and be like, everybody goes and watches it. Why, why can Keanu Reeves be in the matrix and they have guns everywhere and like, they just do it, but that's Keanu Reeves and you can separate fat from fishing. Why is it that elected officials can walk around with AR-15s? They just can't. Like, so I've been saying this forever. In our society, it's backwards.


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[Assistant] Athletes are put at the top of the food chain. Fact. Athletes are.


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[Assistant] All the way up here, we, we hold them to a standard that no other group of individuals in this country are held to.


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[Assistant] And that's even for the important people. Like,


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[Assistant] We, we, we turn a blind eye to that because we feel like we're, we are powerless to do anything. We're powerless to say anything or hold them accountable because they'll still do what they want to and so we kind of look away.


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[Assistant] But I always want to tell people and, and I always have to question them. Sometimes we get really sensationalized. If I say something and I come out and say John Moran shouldn't have did it and, and he's, you know, he was really irresponsible. So then when the next person sees the clip, they feel like they gotta go one, one up.


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[Assistant] Alright, now they gotta say, and instead of unresponsible, irresponsible, they'll say, he was, he was an idiot for doing it.


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[Assistant] Then the next person comes along and says, well, if I want to, if I want to act like I'm have something impactful to say, the next time somebody will say idiot, he should be stripped of all of this and he doesn't understand it. And so as you can see how it escalates one after another, after another, after another, to a point where we get to today.


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[Assistant] You'll go back and look at it and the climate is like dang, did he shoot somebody? Did somebody die? Did he kill somebody? What happened? Like, and you look back and say, oh, he was flashing a gun in the video. Sometimes when you give your commentary on certain issues,


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[Assistant] We, we kinda get the soapbox thing where it just piles on people to make it this huge thing. And I've always stated it. I've always said it. And if you want to think that it's any different now, it's not.


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[Assistant] In our country, if an athlete does something, it will be on the front page every single week.


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[Assistant] But we don't have that same energy for nobody else. Right, wrong, and different. I'm just letting people know what it is. And for athletes, somebody should be telling them, when they get into it, don't think it's sweet.


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[Assistant] Rappers can say and do what they want. Artists can paint whatever they want. Politicians gaslight people after mass shootings. They can do that. But you can't do that.


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[Assistant] You know why? Because you are, you are the embodiment of what America sees as the American dream. A kid that came from nothing, that got millions of dollars to play a childhood sport. And whether people believe it or not, they don't like you for that.


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[Assistant] They don't, they're not gonna, they're not, they like you into a point where you do something and you stay right here on this court and play well, fine. If you step out of line.


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[Assistant] They gonna make you know you got $230, $150 million and that other people should be doing. You play a kids game and get that money. You're an idiot for doing that. And I think people need to be well aware of that moving into when you talk about sports.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's, it's, it's, you know, sometimes, and money is a thing too, like money, you know, sometimes, you get, you get money.


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[Assistant] You are a person without, uh, you're a person without, Indian without, you know, a tribe. Like, you're just kinda like,


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[Assistant] Out there, I got 250 million, 300 million, I got more money I know what to spend, right? So you, you, you, do you, every new person, I, I, people talk about it, every new person that you know, a lot of guys that are rich, a lot of athletes that I know, they don't deal with new people. Drake said it, hey, no new friends, bro.


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[Assistant] I got all this money. If I do something stupid, I can get out of jail. If I do something dumb, my man got me a lawyer. I can go to this club, I can start a fight, and I really ain't never gonna get in no real trouble. Like, they become entitled to a sense of being like, it's inflated, like not just look at you, it's look at me.


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[Assistant] Like, I'm, I'm, I'm, that's my guy, but I, I look at it like this, you know, for me, if I would have went to the league, I know for a fact, there would be five, six cousins that I got, even my brothers, they would be just...


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[Assistant] They, instead of the, you in a car, the cop says, hey,


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[Assistant] Hey, you got your license, they ain't about to show them like, I ain't show you nothing. You know who, you know who, you know who my big homie is? Like, that's an intoxicating thing. And now you're learning, now you're learning that the people around you can be the liabilities. They don't even have to really be you. You can just be a liability.


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[Assistant] So it changes you in a way where you're trying to figure out how to maneuver and how to, uh, you know, be in these different rooms and because you do have a lot of money, you, you, a lot of other people that may not necessarily look like you, like owners.


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[Assistant] Like, hey, Meek Mill said it best, like he hangs out with Robert Kraft, right? He said, when I started hanging around him,


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[Assistant] It started to change the way I thought about things. Like, those individuals didn't have guns. They don't need guns. They don't, they don't need, they're not looking over their back like that is because they're not attracting certain energy.


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[Assistant] And so that's the big thing is, is when you got guns and stuff.


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[Assistant] That attracts a whole nother different crowd of energy of people that want to see about that. So at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] If he changes his circle and gets back to who really counts, like in that thing, as long as you take care of your mom and your dad and your daughter, that's all you owe people.


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[Assistant] And remember, just really quickly, because you remember, we all remember the malice of the palace, right? Yes. Think about- Almost 20 years ago. 20 years ago, that's crazy.


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[Assistant] I heard, I heard Isaiah Thomas talking about it. Isaiah Thomas, Stephen Jackson.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Thomas said, remember, Stephen Jackson, you called, he was on his podcast. He called, uh, Isaiah and said, hey bro, I need you to talk to Stern for me, bro, because...


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[Assistant] Uh, people thought that was the dress code thing was like punitive.


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[Assistant] Back then you could wear durags, back then you could wear, it was almost the Allen Iverson rule. They made it different, but what spawned out of that though, it was crazy because now you get people like Kuzma, you get people like Russ, you get guys.


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[Assistant] That gave you an opportunity to show their fashion sense, that they can dress, that they can be, you know, suited up.


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[Assistant] Guess what? That opens up your league to more people. Now they say, oh wow, people that are fashionistas, guys that are like, oh, I like watching NBA, these guys dress like this. So there are going to be some rules and changes that come from it. I don't know what it's going to be, but sometimes it works for the better.


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[Assistant] Now, now you can get a clothing bag. Now you can get a designer bag. You know what I'm saying? That's a different type of exposure. So now people is getting it when it was seen as this is the thug rule because people went in the stands. Now they want us to do this.


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[Assistant] No, I'm just saying, Yanis would never do it. Yanis didn't have a choice to. Yanis is at the crib right now.


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[Assistant] To get what? To have a chance. To make it to the championship game, you have to win games. If you're a competitor, you want to win every single game. It's crazy to say that you would rather lose in the first round or not make the playoffs and not win games. That's so absurd. Just to say, well, I'm the same as the guy who came in the finals.


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[Assistant] No, that all counts because at the end of the day, I really would like to enjoy my life. Not just say we equal.


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[Assistant] Now, now, now, here's the reason, the reason he's the point guard is because obviously he has, uh, leadership tech, you know, leadership, uh, traits. He's the, he, he walks outside of the poker ball. Like he just does what he wants. Like Pikachu.


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[Assistant] Riot True does not do that, but he's an evolutionary state. So, I'm gonna go, he got the leadership ability, he's out of the Pokemon, or Pokeball, and they give him, like, like, they let him get money off with Ash, and I don't believe it's true. Like, they make him stronger than we really is. He's like the Dark Magician in Yu-Gi-Oh.


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[Assistant] Let's go. Now, I was going to say that there's a lot of other smaller Pokemon that could have been guards, but we'll continue on. Go ahead.


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[Assistant] He, uh, 4'11", uh, he is capable of flying and taking over a person's mind, uh, energetic, uh, he's a terror defensively, and this guy is gonna, this dude is gonna be in the back pockets of an opposing shooting guard. Gang guard is all defensive team number, first team defense squad.


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[Assistant] But I like, I like, uh, I like Abra Kadabra. Or Alec Kazam. Or Magician with the Ball. I like Alec Kazam. But there's another one that I got. Blastoise is a little too slow. I want somebody that's moving around a little bit. What about Man Chop?


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[Assistant] See, I went, I went, here's how I did it, bro. I went small ball. I wouldn't go small ball. So at my, at my, at my power four, I got Mewtwo. Mewtwo, Mewtwo, six foot, six foot seven, 269.


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[Assistant] And his abilities are crazy. He was the bad guy in the first video.


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[Assistant] I want, uh, pause. I-I-I want with Garretina.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, fourth generation Renegade Pokemon, uh, stands over 14 feet and weighs over 615 pounds. 1650, sorry about that. Almost two tons. Who's, who's, you have a six man? Yup, I got a six man too.


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[Assistant] Uh, great energy, huge guy. Like you talk about built bars, that guy stocks up on him. He's eating like four a day. I mean, fantastic size and he's like six, five, six, six. He's got great energy.


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[Assistant] I was actually surprised Juan Thornhill was bigger than I thought he was going to be. Uhm, he's a big dude too, maybe not as, you know, physically muscular, but a taller guy.


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[Assistant] Uh, I thought the notable absence was Myles Garrett. I mean, Nick Chubb, you know he's down in Georgia, he's lifting weights, he's running, he's doing all his normal stuff. He's not a guy that's necessarily there for the rah-rah anyway. Uh, but I thought Myles Garrett, especially with Zedaria Smith coming in,


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[Assistant] And especially with all the, uh, additions of the defensive line. I thought he was a notable absence. Joel Batonio, I didn't think was that big of a deal of an absence. And also, David Njoku. Why not be there?


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[Assistant] Uh, maybe there was, again, I can't, I can't speak to these guys. I don't know what their personal situations are, but, uh, David Njoku absent was kind of a shock to me. So Miles and Njoku were kind of the shocks. Again, I'm not going to speculate on what was going on with them. Could have personal stuff, whatever. Um, but those guys are the guys that I expected to be there that were


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[Assistant] Because I don't think any, either one of them pretends to be the face of the franchise. Like, like Jason was saying, like, uh, um, Jay was saying, I mean, this is, this is the face of the franchise. This is the guy that, um, wants to be the leader of this football team. Joel is the leader of the offensive line, no doubt. And, uh, you got, um,


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[Assistant] Nick Chubb is one of the great players in the offense, but he's not necessarily a leader in terms of the face. So again, it really is more just


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[Assistant] And again, Miles could be there next week and this is all forgotten about. But yeah, you're right. It is kind of a double standard. Why isn't Joel there? Why isn't Nick there? I just think for those guys, I mean, they just, they're


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[Assistant] You're kind of prototypical guys that are great, but they're not like face of the franchise type guys. You know, they're just kind of behind the scenes doing their own thing. So you're right. It is kind of a double standard is kind of weird, but that was just my thought was like, okay, Joel, Nick. I mean, those guys are going to do their job. They're going to do a great miles. Garrett. There's kind of been some questions about, you know, his impact on the field. It's like.


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[Assistant] He's making an impact, he's getting the sacks, but he's not necessarily making the big plays, so I don't know. I think Miles is definitely under a little more scrutiny than the rest, and it just kind of lends itself to more when he's not in a thing like the OTAs. And David Adjoko, honestly for me, it's not about him, his face being there, it's just...


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[Assistant] Don't you want to work with your quarterback? I mean, you guys are just talking about the drop passes that he had last year, the one against the Saints, I believe. So be there, work with your quarterback more. I mean, I know again.


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[Assistant] Crushing them, but just my opinion that maybe those two were the guys that I would have been like, oh well maybe they should have been.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's one thing to be written about, but again, it's less about us. You know, we don't really matter in the grand scheme of things. Like, Miles doesn't care. It's more about the guys in the locker room. It's more about the guys that are actually there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Miles could care less about we what we say. The people in that building should care less about what we say. It's more completely about the guys in those locker rooms like you said.


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[Assistant] So it's more about the t us. I mean, miles could p is written, it's just li know, even if we didn't r the guys in the locker roo wasn't here. Well, they


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[Assistant] Well, he's a big guy, and I think the Browns need big receivers. Elijah Moore is not big whatsoever. Donovan P. Jones kind of teeters on the edge of being big, but I think Cedric Tillman in two years, you're going to see a really, really big athletic explosive receiver. I still think he's probably receiver number four.


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[Assistant] But this is a great opportunity for him with the Mari on the side to kind of get more reps, get more acclimated with the Sean Watson. So I really like what I've seen from Cedric Tillman. I think the first time we talked to him in rookie mini camp, just looking at him, I was like, this is the kind of receiver the Browns needed. You know, maybe not the speediest guy.


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[Assistant] But a guy that has size, a guy that has a big catch radius, I really like what I've seen from him thus far. Especially, like I said, when you add a guy like Elijah Moore who's not that at all, who's kind of that, he's actually been playing a little bit in the backfield for the Browns during OTA, so kind of that guy that can, uh, you know,


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[Assistant] Use the jet sweep, you can hand it off to him and kind of be the underneath guy. So I think Cedric Tillman eventually could play a role kind of like Amari Cooper where he's the number one or maybe even a number three like a DPJ, kind of an outside target in that way.


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[Assistant] Oh man, well I think, I think that, uh, when you look at the offense, right, you, you got your, you got your stalwarts, you got your, uh, Nick Chubbs, your David Njoku's, your Omari Cooper. I'm really interested in the backup running back position.


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[Assistant] Because Nick Chubb is a guy that's only gonna get, you know, 15-20 carries a game, if that.


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[Assistant] Kareem Hunt seemed to kind of take a step back. That was, that was not what the Browns were looking for. So I'm excited, I'm excited to see, is it going to be Jerome Ford? Is it going to be Henderson? Is it going to be somebody they bring in? Is it going to be, you know, even a guy like Zeke, which I don't think that's a great fit. But again, that position is going to be important. I mean, Nick Chubb.


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[Assistant] He has had injuries. I'm not saying he's gonna get injured, but that position is gonna be huge. So that's a position that I'm definitely looking at, uh, for either the Browns to improve, to add to, or maybe a guy like Jerome Ford. What can he bring to the table? What can he bring to this offense?


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[Assistant] The other day, I think he got second team reps in practice. Uh, he was at right tackle.


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[Assistant] Uhm, throughout the last couple years, I mean, I would just look at him. He didn't really look athletic, but he just was a massive human being. But then when you watch him move,


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[Assistant] He ended up being a pretty athletic player. So I'm really excited about him. I'm not saying that he's gonna be the heir apparent to Jed Wills. I'm not gonna be saying that he's the heir apparent to Jack Conklin, but he is gonna be a project and he is somebody that I'm definitely looking forward to seeing. I thought, you know, just based on his


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[Assistant] Potentially, he was a great pick where they drafted him. Obviously he fell because maybe some of the character things.


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[Assistant] Uhm, as, and I'm not saying we saw them in the mini camp, but.


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[Assistant] There was some frustration there. He was kind of showing that visible frustration. So I think there are some growing pains that are going to happen. They're going to mold him. He's a piece of clay right now. Bill Callahan is going to get his hands on him, really make him a better player. So I'm excited to see what he can do in the next couple of years.


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[Assistant] Well, Jason, Jason, Jason earlier talked about pissing people off. I did the same thing. I posted a clip of Deshaun throwing a pass to Elijah Moore that hit off his hands. I said, Deshaun missed Elijah Moore and that was met with it was a good throw. We try. He dropped it. Why are you so hard on Deshaun? What's wrong with you?


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[Assistant] Like, I'm not supposed to tell you the truth. So you can get really excited for the start of the season. Then when Deshawn's not playing well, you're like, oh, he looked great in camp because of all the clips you posted. I was like, yeah, cause I only posted the good ones. What are you doing? I don't get it. I don't get it.


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[Assistant] Say y'all know what it is, it's Big 23 Chicken in, and you're watching No Jumper. I'm from Bogalooza, Louisiana.


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[Assistant] A small city. I was born and raised there. I was, I stayed there all my life, really. Really, my city ain't too much you can do. So really, that's why I found my passion in music. So, everyday I just work on my craft.


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[Assistant] And that's really about the best thing they got. So, McDonald's, the best restaurant in the world. I get the number nine on the ketchup and cheese. That's uh, two cheeseburgers.


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[Assistant] I don't really like to eat too much, cause I don't eat everything. That's why I'm small. I ain't too small, but you feel me? I don't really eat too much, so I get the number nine. Only ketchup and cheese, medium fried. Give me a lower sprite, I'm done. I might give me a McFlurry sometime though.


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[Assistant] Or they'll make fluid, no whipped cream. They be fucking me up when they put that whipped cream on my shit. I be on the snap pad. I don't eat whipped cream.


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[Assistant] I'm fuckin' McDonald's. I might die eatin' a cheeseburger. Nah, I don't live in Bogalooza no more. I'm old.


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[Assistant] Not too out there, I can't, uh, I can't really go back like that.


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[Assistant] There'll be too much going on, I can't go back like that. I mean, I want to, but, shit. To avoid certain situations, I'ma just stay away from that bitch, but, I be dipping back sometimes, quietly, in and out.


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[Assistant] Yeah, everybody really know me, cause I grew up there my whole life and it ain't too big, so everybody know everybody. Mostly, growing up, we used to listen to Bullseye.


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[Assistant] I started fucking with Chief Kee real hard. Chief Kee was like the face of them. The young niggas. I was fucking with Chief Sosa all the time. He was like my favorite rapper. Even Gucci Mane, fuck Gucci Mane. He came, got back out of jail and shit.


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[Assistant] We had an ice cream cone on his face. I was really playing with it. I wasn't taking my music seriously because I really ain't, I really ain't, I ain't look at it like that. I was just doing some shit just to listen to it for me and my nigga. So.


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[Assistant] Story focusing on Instagram, posting all that. Twitter.


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[Assistant] I started keeping my face on up, keeping myself updated and shit. At first it was just younger, but I knew it was just too many youngers in this world.


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[Assistant] And I had to, I had to separate myself and that's why I put J in front. J been my name, J is my, that's my middle name, so. The first tape I dropped was Young Animal. That was like 2016.


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[Assistant] I was in high school, and that was one of my first songs that touched me. It was like...


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[Assistant] That was my hottest song. That song like really made me take off. That got me a lot of attention and shit.


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[Assistant] A lot of motherfuckers took me seriously when I dropped that. It was a big accomplishment, cause like my city so small and like, everybody ain't used to that and you gotta really be somebody to, to like hit a million views.


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[Assistant] So that shit was like, felt good to me, that's all. I really had wanted before I did, took to meetings. Cause I always had 100,000, 50,000, shit like that. But I took like a million, like a month on that video. I always work.


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[Assistant] Even if I don't put it out, I'm always gonna have it in the cut. I got a lot of music. I release music.


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[Assistant] And shit, I just like to go in the studio and just push it down.


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[Assistant] Keep it to the side, we wanna drop music every fucking week, but it ain't up to me right now, so.


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[Assistant] All my fans who be requesting my music be asking what all my music is and why I ain't drop it. I won't drop all my shit when it end up to me though. It's painting a picture of my lifestyle. Through the good, the bad, the pain.


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[Assistant] It means everything, like what I stand on and what I live for and what I mean and what everything, like everything around me 23. Like everything.


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[Assistant] I don't even keep up with the time my wife is on. I don't even think they sit. I just put them on cause...


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[Assistant] And I had to look down, and I felt my pants coming down, like what the hell. The girl, like she's really pulling my shit down, like she got a hand in my pocket and everything, I ain't even notice it. I'm glad I ain't got no money or nothing.


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[Assistant] That's so crazy. Uhm, shout out to everybody who's been supporting me since day one. Shout out to my mama. Shout out to all my brothers. Shout out to all my family. Like I said, shout out to everybody who's been behind me.


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[Assistant] Now,


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[Assistant] And when the snow finally starts to melt, it usually happens really quick.


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[Assistant] Suddenly, the spring came like a flowing river.


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[Assistant] This delicious beneficial drink made completely by the birch tree.


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[Assistant] And in the evenings we have been taking ice baths in our little ice pool.


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[Assistant] As the snow melts away, we begin to dream big about all the things we will do in our garden when the snow is gone. We will grow our own vegetables. Potatoes, carrots, lettuce and all different kinds of herbs.


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[Assistant] I can't wait until we can start. To feel the earth under my bare feet and put seeds into the soil and see how they grow stronger for each day.


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[Assistant] Another thing I really love about this time is to be able to walk around freely again.


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[Assistant] In any direction without having to walk in deep snow. I can run free over the fields again.


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[Assistant] I feel like a bird. The spring gives me wings.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, it's a beautiful time now as the snow are melting. But let me tell you this. It's also the most dirty and muddy time of the year.


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[Assistant] Especially if you have a dog. Or if you are like me, who walks inside with muddy shoes.


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[Assistant] And all the things that was beautifully hidden under the snow is now visible. So in this time of the year it's a lot of cleaning to keep the house clean. But the next day it will be so dirty inside again.


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[Assistant] But apart from other years, this time I'm actually a bit excited about this mud and dirt.


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[Assistant] As I started making my own colors and paint out of natural pigments a few months ago, I now see colors and pigments in all natural materials, like stones, ashes and, yeah, mud. So I was so happy now as the snow melted and I could finally pick some new materials for making pigments to paint with.


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[Assistant] So the other day I went out to collect some mud in different colors so that I could make some new paint out of it.


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[Assistant] Wow, I've just been dreaming about this moment for the whole winter. To be out here in our beautiful garden and I can hear the stream. I mixed my pigments with birch sap and water from the stream outside here. We have this beautiful little stream that goes right through our garden and I just love that stream.


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[Assistant] The spring is like a new start. It's a time to let go of the old, to let new life grow. To open up the windows of our soul, to let the fresh air clean away the heavy darkness from the winter.


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[Assistant] To let go of old patterns. To take a new breath and let new energy guide us on this journey we're on. And to let winds of the spring heal our hearts.


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[Assistant] You know, lots of old branches and some old wood and stuff. And it's actually been here for like over a year because it was here from the previous owners when we bought the house. Our plan was to put it on fire like in the autumn. But I don't know what happened.


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[Assistant] Time just ran away. And we thought it's time to put it on fire now. Because it's gonna be so nice when we get rid of this big pile. So we have grass here instead. We actually have a tradition in Sweden to put piles like this on fire. But it's like the last April.


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[Assistant] The last of April. Since the snow suddenly started to melt really, really quick, we decided to do it tonight, because it's a little bit of snow left. We don't want to wait until the grass gets dry, because we don't want to risk the fire to spread. So we're gonna do it.


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[Assistant] Now, and that's gonna be fun. Well, I'm always a little bit, you know, scared of fire, like I have respect for it, but we have a fire


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[Assistant] So we have put some water on, on the wood to make it a little bit wet. But we're gonna try to keep this under control.


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[Assistant] Happy to feel the taste again because it reminds me of being in a forest like this in the mornings.


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[Assistant] And if you don't know what birch sap is, I have made a video about it, so I can link it in the description if you wanna see it. These moments, like when I'm out in the forest like this tapping birch sap, they are just like one of my favorite all year. I could just sit here forever to listen to the birds and the stream and


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[Assistant] You know, the fresh air. This is just the best. I wish I could drag you from the screen like this and pull you out here and you would be here to feel it. And you could have a taste of the bird's sap. I don't really know what happened. Like...


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[Assistant] Every spring we have a couple of cranes that comes to the village, and they always come when the spring comes. It's like they know. They will never come too early. And they make a really loud sound, but I really love it because it also reminds me so much of


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[Assistant] A wonderful time. So it was a couple of days ago that they arrived here and I was so happy because


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[Assistant] Now it's spring. Of course there is still gonna be really cold weather and it will probably snow again. But you can definitely feel a shift now. The spring is here now. Yay! Now I'm gonna go and wake up Johan.


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[Assistant] Just to make sure everything looked alright and that the fire was out. And as I came here I realized


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[Assistant] As many of you already know, I've been painting a lot with ashes and made my own colors out of it. Especially now during the winter, that's the only pigment I've been able to make. So I have used ashes from our fire stoves in the house.


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[Assistant] And I love to make pigments out of ashes because


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[Assistant] First of all, it can have so many different colors. And I guess it depends on what temperature it's been and I guess what kind of wood you've used. And also it has this very soft feeling and it's very easy to make a really good pigment with it. And now as I came here,


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[Assistant] Really light gray or white almost. I was just so happy to be able to get that beautiful color of the ashes, so I got some jars and filled them up with some pigments, so.


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[Assistant] Here we have a whole jar with this light grey and there was also other beautiful colors like this more like brownish color and of course I picked some charcoal as well. So I thought I was gonna make


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[Assistant] But that's totally okay, because I am beyond thankful.


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[Assistant] Before I end this video, I thought I would just sit down and answer some of your questions from my previous video. And also I've seen that a lot of people have requested a Q&A video from me.


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[Assistant] Just write your question in the comment section. So yeaah, just let me know if there's something you wanna know more about.


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[Assistant] And one more thing, I just want you to know that I am so deeply thankful for all of your comments.


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[Assistant] I think I have over 4000 comments on my previous video in this moment. And I just want you to know that I so much appreciate that you take your time to write to me, to share your thoughts or your feelings or whatever it might be. And I'm also so thankful for the lovely atmosphere that you guys have created.


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[Assistant] It just warms my heart so much to see when you guys interact with each other and you spread love. And that is just so beautiful.


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[Assistant] And since it's impossible for me to answer all of your comments, it's really important for me that you know this. That I'm so, so thankful. And when I don't have the time to answer your comments, I...


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[Assistant] Give a little thumbs up or a heart to your comments just to make sure that you know that I have read it and that I really appreciate it. Okay, now it's time for some questions. Peter asks...


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[Assistant] So this time of the year I'm always very, you know, careful and respectful.


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[Assistant] Can you still see the Northern Lights? Yes, we can still see the Northern Lights, but not for much more time.


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[Assistant] Before it goes down again. And in June and July,


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[Assistant] It's crazy, but I love it so much. So back to the question. We can still see the stars. I was actually filming a little time-lapse yesterday. And on the time-lapse you can see the light blue from the sky.


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[Assistant] I guess you are wondering what song I had for the video at that time. I often see questions about the songs and the music I use in my video.


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[Assistant] And for all of you who don't know, in the description to the video I always make a list with all the songs that I use and also a link to Epidemic Sound which is like a big music library where you can


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[Assistant] Next question is from Caracola. Caracola.


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[Assistant] Beautiful vlog. It's been fun to see a glimpse of your lovely house.


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[Assistant] Yes, I will definitely give you a tour in our house.


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[Assistant] I have wanted to do that for such a long time. My plan was to make a video.


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[Assistant] In the summer when we just have moved into the house. But you know, we were renovating a lot and we had so much to fix. It took a long time before we were done with everything and all the stuff were in the right place. And then suddenly it was winter. And I want to do the house tour in the summer because it's much better lightening in the house.


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[Assistant] And it just looks more beautiful. So I am planning to make a house tour video in June. Okay, enough questions for today. But as I said, if you have any more questions or anything you want to know more about, just leave a comment in the comment section. Thank you so much everyone for watching this video. I hope you liked it.


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[Assistant] And I can't wait to make more videos, because now it's such a wonderful time of the year. I hope you're all okay, even though it's still a crazy time in the world. I hope you're all well and healthy. And I see you guys soon again. Muah! Bye bye!


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[Assistant] In the beginning it was, you know, cause I was like the protector, you know, I felt like her protector and we went shopping or something. And I'm like in the car and there's like all of a sudden 20 paparazzi like pulling U-turns and putting people's lives in danger, you know, so I become her protector.


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[Assistant] Here's a game called Spewer, which I found out about shortly after releasing the previous video in this series where I talk about the Batsweeper, which was originally released just months after Spewer had been. What was this? Had I copied it?


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[Assistant] The idea for the game came from a friend who suggested it to me out of the blue one day. Did he know?


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[Assistant] With another game of ours, called Spellinks, we didn't copy Magica. We really didn't. And I have to make this clear because this video will make it obvious that we did.


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[Assistant] But we didn't. And to make matters worse, I made it with TommyTTK, so it looked as though I tried to con him into making a cheap rip-off of Magika as well, complete with spell combos, bearded old men, an odd sense of humour and even a powerful instakill lightning strike.


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[Assistant] Here's Spellinks, the latest and greatest of the games that we worked on together.


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[Assistant] Looking back, old men with beards was a recurring theme for us. We did it with Christmas Combat and again with Santasatanas, and at one point in a Doom of the World style game where old men tried to rule the world or something. But Spaninks was older and beardier than ever before. Are you ready for our masterpiece?


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[Assistant] Just kidding. This was a very early little prototype that I made for it. I went through the stage of making these for everything that I worked on to try and get a feel for the actual project, which could then use the prototype as foundations to build upon. It wasn't long before it came together.


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[Assistant] Tom worked on the graphics and sound effects, with me on the coding. Multiplayer and controller support were essential, so we made a robust and flexible system for both which would let players use whatever control system they wanted. We added a number of enemy types and a cool spell combo system where you memorize the spells you wish to use. Before long you feel like a skilled wizard with a spell for every occasion.


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[Assistant] Another thing we were proud of was the levelling system, or the lack of


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[Assistant] The player on level 1 stands a good chance against one who's on level 100. Sure, you get more points to allocate between agility, health and spell strength, but even at the beginning you have enough to max out one of the three and can switch them around as you please depending on the situation.


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[Assistant] But what ultimately determined your power was your own ability to cast the right spells at the right times. We ended up with a very fun party game with a lot of potential, but sadly it fell apart when we started on the second area.


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[Assistant] Since it was made separately from the first, any bug fixes or new features thought up later would have to be added manually to both existing levels. By the time the game reached 20 or 30 zones, let alone more, it would have become an impossible task. There were work-arounds that we could have used, but more on that later. What really made us give up was when we discovered Magica. The game simply did it better than we could.


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[Assistant] But at least we hadn't copied it. And I know that because I remember thinking it up in my head in the back of the car as a child.


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[Assistant] It was just before some exams and I was wondering how much more fun revision would be at Hogwarts. And that's what the game would have been had I made it back then. An open-world wizard school revision simulator. I just didn't do anything with the idea until months after Magica had been announced, which believe me, annoys me more than it does you.


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[Assistant] We did some things better. The combinations were made out of just 4 buttons, rather than Magica's fiddly 8, which is a nightmare to do on a 4-way controller. Our points-driven skill system had great potential, as did the idea of an open-ended


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[Assistant] Plus the music was great. Thanks to Tom's brother for them, by the way. His tracks were even better than the ones from Santasatnas and can be heard over on his Soundcloud channel. Check it out! Had we made this game with a level editor, it would have been possible to expand it across multiple areas and we might have even gotten a working game out of it.


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[Assistant] But I don't regret how this project went. It was a joy to work with Tom once again. No arguments, no problems, just lots of great ideas and the ability to pull them off. One of which was to advertise the game with a couple of making-of videos. I headed over to his one beautiful summer evening and we had a blast, filming until the sunset.


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[Assistant] We joked about and had a great time making it. You really had to be there to appreciate it. We jokingly compared our game's graphics to real life, asking people to spot the difference. We likened the AI to cows bouncing about a field


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[Assistant] This, to me, is what game development is about, even if I never made anything anywhere near the standards set by others in the industry. And so concludes this series.


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[Assistant] I set out on this adventure almost 2 decades ago with the intention of making my dream game. But a lot has changed along the way, including what my dream game would be.


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[Assistant] It started as just being a poor rip-off of existing games, but as I developed my skills and gained experience, this dream game notion also evolved.


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[Assistant] My quest to make the dream game continues, but along the way I've made and finished many other projects that I have loved and learned from. With these, I've realised that there are a lot of red herrings and dead ends. But I've also picked up a lot of handy tricks and shortcuts with which to counter


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[Assistant] The best times are often the most unexpected ones, like when accidents happen. When you discover a cool new way to make 3D people, or when the physics go funky, or when you find a hilarious bug when playtesting it with friends. These are the things that I remember from my time developing games.


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[Assistant] The experience is about overcoming challenges and making tough decisions.


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[Assistant] It's not just about making a game, but about making YOUR game, and watching with pride as your creation gradually takes shape and develops its own identity.


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[Assistant] It's at times like this when you realise that it's not about the end game. It's about the journey.


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[Assistant] I would give up Starbucks to make this heat stop forever? Just for like a couple weeks. I'm not crazy. I would give up craft breweries for a whole summer to make this heat stop. Wow. That's bold.


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[Assistant] Would you kick a duck to make it stop? Like a real duck or a student? A student. Absolutely. Would you wrestle Sasquatch? To make the heat stop or just because? To make the heat stop. For sure, dude.


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[Assistant] I'd have to think about that. I'm not that bad. Yeah, I'd probably say no. Really? Yeah, me too. I'll just buy a couple more fans. I can't stand you guys. That's cold, man.


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[Assistant] The what? The feels like. It feels like it's hot. Nah, the feels like is just the temperature that it actually feels like.


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[Assistant] What is fun for you? Watching people cry over the feels like. It feels like I'm gonna punch you in the face is what it feels like. Get in line buddy, there's no fast passes for this ride.


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[Assistant] I didn't notice the other thing either. What? How long's that been a thing? A few weeks at least! Huh.


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[Assistant] Didn't notice. And I also added Arkansas to the band travel list. Good riddance. Not very many updated itineraries after that one, huh? You shut your swamp mouth before I shut it for you. Am I really being threatened by pirate Kansas right now? Heh heh.


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[Assistant] Arrrrrrr Kansas. You think you're real cute, don't you? Yes.


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[Assistant] You hate gay and trans people. That's not fair. I hate everyone. Yes, but this ban is because of your anti-LGBTQ legislation. How do you think they would feel knowing you're singling them out like this? Me? You're the one with the hate laws? I don't see why more people don't hate laws. I hate lawyers.


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[Assistant] And you call yourself an ally. You guys can talk about this another time, but for right now, Florida. How are you after that hurricane? What hurricane? Hurricane Elsa. Hurricane Elsa? Yes. Oh, you must be mistaken. Elsa is actually an ice queen from the movie Frozen. Not a hurricane. Really? Common mistake. I do it all the time.


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[Assistant] Did you need help? Either you're lying to me, or I didn't notice. You're impossible. No, I'm simple. If Disney and Publix don't shut down, then it's just an afternoon thunderstorm. You terrify me. He probably didn't notice because he was too busy winning the Stanley Cup.


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[Assistant] Ice, fighting. You had me, you lost me, you had me again. I can't believe the Tampa Bay Lightning just won the Stanley Cup back to back while you're over here as thick as a loaf of scrabble. Look, unless something's on fire, I won't notice. I'm on fire. Really? I didn't notice.


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[Assistant] You know what, I'm doing well, you know. I got something, I'm experimenting after the show. I'm going to eat at this place that my friends been hyping up. It's called the Crispy Chick. It's on 55th and I'm silent. Why'd you invite us? You had me.


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[Assistant] How am I, like you go eat at the bar or something like that. Okay. But like I couldn't go and sit at a table with a chair, an empty chair way across from me and just eat. Really? You've never had a meal with yourself? No, no. Unless I went to the, I would go eat at the bar.


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[Assistant] And that's not true, McNuggets. If I did travel, I would just go to a fast food place. Right. Or...


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[Assistant] And then when we, and then when I played in the league, when we went to travel to different places, like we, obviously we went to like Kansas City or something like that, you get your, you get your little money, your little, what is it called? Per diem. Per diem, you get your per diem check, and they like, check it.


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[Assistant] What's that? What's it called? What kind of food is that? Seafood. Oh, really? Yeaah, it's really good. What about Kansas City? Like, would you get barbecued there? We got barbecued. So we went, I forget where we went, but we, they would go get, actually when I played for Denver,


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[Assistant] If we like, if we was in Seattle and we was traveling to Cleveland, like there's more money.


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[Assistant] So you can sting, but you can- Oh, woo! Listen-


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[Assistant] Yes. So like when I was, I think the most I've gotten, we were in Seattle and we was playing Tampa Bay. So that was obviously a long flight and I swear it was like, it wasn't a thousand but it was very close to a thousand.


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[Assistant] Actually, this is a really tough question. You know, I go back, I go back. I go back in fourth quarter because there has been a lot of key additions, but I think ultimately it just depends on Deshaun Watson for the offense. I mean, they, they've already shown that they have.


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[Assistant] Everything it takes to go, I mean they were doing well, they were very, they were pretty successful with Jacoby Brissetta in the center, but it also comes down to Deshaun and it comes down to the play calling with Stefanski. On the defensive side of the ball, it's,


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[Assistant] It's a lot of, it's moving parts because it's more, they got some people in there that they gotta get the chemistry down. You know, you got a, you got two new D tackles, you got a new D in.


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[Assistant] That these guys, none of them have ever played together except for Zedarius and Dalvin Tomlinson have played together in Minnesota. So it's gonna take a while for them to, to learn how to play off of each other. Like when you get a new guy in there, you don't know how he plays in game. You think you know, but when you get in the game, you know, people tend to


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[Assistant] Go off script. You know, I had a guy by the name that I played with by the name of Joey Bosa that, you know, on the playbook is designed for him to go this and do this.


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[Assistant] But Joey's a football player, he's gonna do whatever he takes and it was up to me to make Joey right.


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[Assistant] So with that being said. Is it true that Joey is not the sharpest fool in this?


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[Assistant] I think the offense will be the stronger.


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[Assistant] Point of this, because at the end of the day, if all else fails, Nick Chubb is the saving grace. Nick Chubb can still get things done. So I think I'm more comfortable with the offense. Kevin Stefanski is the head coach. He's an offensive minded guy. He's actually really good when he's locked in to what he's supposed to do. So I'm gonna get a slight edge to the offense.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, when you look at it, when you put it in those terms, I mean, there's really no weakness on offense. I think the only, the only spot that may be questionable is left half.


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[Assistant] And I mean, and they, like, don't get me wrong, they play with these people, like, so a lot of them have been, there have been linebackers here, so they play with the team, but,


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[Assistant] They might not move the exact same. Like it might be something, they might have to get reacclimated to this new defense as well. And on top of that, it's a whole new defensive scheme that the whole defense has to learn. As great a coach as Jim Schwartz is.


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[Assistant] No, don't get me wrong. He's seen, he's a coach that is very simple. It's go get the quarterback and y'all play coverage. Like it's, it's simple, but like it's still a lot of.


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[Assistant] Communication that these guys have to learn. It's a lot of stuff. The chemistry, all that stuff, it all has to come together. So, you know, G was saying that at the beginning of this season, it's going to seem like the defense is better.


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[Assistant] Probably about after the bye week, everything should be clicking. Everybody should be on the same page. You got some games under your belt. You spoke in the same language. You seen how guys play, so it will be better. But as far as the offense goes, it's...


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[Assistant] There is the same offense. They might be installing some new stuff because you got Deshaun in there. Yeah, they better be. Yeah. But at the end of the day, these guys all play with each other. They've all have caught passes with Deshaun, practice with Deshaun. They know the language. They know the language. So it's, it's to me, it's not a lot of adjusting at the


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[Assistant] See, that's the thing. We don't know exactly what it is. I mean, Kevin Stefanski has always been big on being a balanced team.


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[Assistant] So it's not like he's gonna completely abandon the run game. Does he have to pass the ball more? Yes, you got more weapons. So yes, you might have to come out and more 11 personnel, maybe even a 10 personnel, which would basically lead them to being in the spread. But a lot of these guys played college football. A lot of them played in the spread, so they know what that is.


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[Assistant] I don't think it's going to be that big of a difference as far as learning it because at the end of the day it's still the same


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[Assistant] Concepts, it's still the same route concepts, it's still the same paths blocking and stuff like that, so I don't think it's that big of an adjustment that they, that we'll see them struggle to, to grasp.


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[Assistant] But to G's point, it would be like, I will explain this to you how they explained it to me on Punk Returner. So like the Punk Returner is this.


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[Assistant] As, as on the punt return unit, if you're blocking for the returner, you know, you want to make a, a, a funnel for him. You want to funnel your block. Okay, so if the return is coming down the middle, you want to funnel your guy in the, out of the middle so the returner can come down. It's the same way with the quarterback in the pocket. You have to tell your offensive lineman, listen,


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[Assistant] If he goes out of the funnel and goes out of the pocket, he's on his own. You have to, you can try to make a block if you want to. We don't really want you to just get in the way. We want you to get in his way, but don't really engage. If he leaves the pocket, it's not on you, it's on the quarterback. Same thing with punt return. If he leaves out of that funnel, he goes outside, it's on him. He's making his own play.


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[Assistant] So that's how you have to eliminate some of those calls and that's just something that they gotta get used to. Last year they tried to be the hero and try to make that block and ultimately it was a holding call so it didn't matter. Now that they're playing with him and understand like, hey listen, I got the pocket for you, I'm gonna try to keep it clean. If you get flushed out of the pocket and you try to do your own thing,


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[Assistant] That used to be Houston when Deshaun was there. Yea, you right.


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[Assistant] You know how many times he'd scramble around and throw it up. Aaron Rodgers on Hail Mary's. Stuff like that.


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[Assistant] It's the simple rules. If you got a deep route, you convert it to short. If you got a short route, you convert it to deep. Why? Because typically a DB, and we all do it,


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[Assistant] And then it's vice versa. If he's running a drag route, you look back and the ball is not there. You start motoring down and boom, he takes off up the field.


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[Assistant] It better be. Like I say, the culture has changed. You got a guy who made a living on special teams, so he cares about it more than anybody. And like I say, they actually went out and got guys that are special teams guys.


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[Assistant] Exactly, not cause somebody that we drafted and we need to keep on the roster. We got guys that making a living in this NFL off a special team. So I think that right there is going to drive the culture.


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[Assistant] So when you get out there, it's not just a play. It's the play that can change the game. You got that mindset, which with the coach they have, I don't see why they wouldn't. I see a, cause they already had a good returner in Jerome Ford and well, I don't know if DPJ still taking punt returns or not. Exactly. So they already had the nice returners. They just didn't have


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[Assistant] You know, good return, the blocking or maybe the kickoffing punt was the two that bothered me the most.


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[Assistant] Well, I mean, he, everywhere he's gone, he's taken the defense and made him, what, top five, right? So eh, and if you think about the pieces that they've gotten him, there should be no, really no difference.


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[Assistant] You have to, now you have to think, like I said, it's a couple of things that you gotta take into consideration. You gotta, you gotta think that the linebackers come back healthy and they haven't missed a beat and they've gotten better. You think, you have to think that obviously that pass rush is there and the run game is gonna be stopped.


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[Assistant] And you have to think that MJ Emerson continues to trend upwards because we've, Gene New came off of a rookie year and we thought, oh, he's the next thing. And last year, obviously he was out of position, you know, he went to nickel, but his production wasn't that great. So you have to hope that there is no sophomore slump for MJ Emerson.


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[Assistant] Forgive me, please. Forgive me, yeaah. Speaking blasphemy, but I think he's a good football player.


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[Assistant] He's a good football player, um, started his career at the nickel position at Northwestern, you know, when G knew was there, um, seemed very productive there. Obviously he moved outside, became their number one guy, actually had a couple of plays against the Buckeyes. So, you know, obviously the Buckeyes have some really good receivers.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and I'll go through those plays as well, but I think he has a solid foundation. And the number one thing is he is not afraid to come up and tackle and make plays and blitz and stuff like that. So I think he's a good fit if Gnu goes down at that nickel position. I think he can come in there and be productive.


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[Assistant] Of course we start off with the Buckeye. So in this play right here, we see him coming. He's at the nickel position. They send him on a nice little nickel blitz and it's an inside blitz. Now, I gotta get a defensive coordinator some credit because he called assimilator pressure.


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[Assistant] With this defensive tackle to the right coming up, eating up that guard block.


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[Assistant] Making it look like seven people's coming, but it's really only six, so he's free open. Now what makes this play so special is that Justin Fields is no slouch. You know, Justin Fields is a really good athlete at the quarterback position. He was able to come through, get him down, and make the tackle right there. That right there is things that we're gonna see at the nickel position, you know.


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[Assistant] In this league, nickels are, they blitz quite often. Yeah. And if you could come in and make tackles on quarterbacks like that at open field, which is very hard to do, then you could be productive in this league.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I think he's like 5'10", but. You're at a 4'4'7'. That's actually a really good time. Yeaah, yeaah, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Well, let me, let me, let me take it into Brown, sorry. Roll that clip back. Let me put it into Brown's perspective. Let's put him in a Cleveland Browns jersey and pretend that that's the Cleveland Browns' defense. Okay. And why?


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[Assistant] That is so significant is, cause picture this, that D in that's standing up at the end, that's Miles Geard. Now let's say, no, Miles Geard is never getting singled. Okay, so let's get that out of, let's get that in the opener right now.


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[Assistant] Alright. So in this, in this situation, picture that guard and that tackle both sliding on Miles Gear and he's coming in the inside like that. Guess what has to happen?


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[Assistant] One or two things has happened. The guard has to make a decision. Do I A, stay double team with Myles Garrett? Probably not. I'm coming off to go pick up this blitz. Right. So now the tackle is one on one. Now you got the one on one match up that you need with Myles Garrett. That's right. If he flushes him out the pocket a little bit, Myles is standing right there for the sack. So the pass rush is going to be very, uh, hey, they go hand in hand.


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[Assistant] So one, it's a design nickel blitz, okay? But if it's not a design nickel blitz, say it's, I don't know, uhm,


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[Assistant] Somebody, somebody on the outside is blitzin', okay? Yeah. And he's too far away to get home.


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[Assistant] So what they would do is they'd switch the call. They'd say, alright, you gotta be in coverage.


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[Assistant] And I'ma take the blitz because I'm closer. You always want the guy that's closer to the line. Sure. To blitz because it's gonna get that fast. Right, right, right, right. So that would be the only time that it'll change out. So for example, if it was a design nickel blitz and they came out in too wide and the nickel was displaced.


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[Assistant] Okay? Alright. They would say, you know what, I'm not about to have a linebacker come check.


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[Assistant] This, this receiver, so switch it. If Nicholas stay in coverage, the linebacker would then come off the edge and blip.


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is, uh, this is just a good coverage by him. Obviously, this is, they get a good pass rushing. It's a, it's an under thrown ball.


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[Assistant] Using the NFL, it takes two in this league, so make sure you get that other foot down. That's true.


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[Assistant] Northwestern had a great game plan for the passing game. So what happened was Trey Sermon, the running back, who ended up going third round to the Eagles.


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[Assistant] Who was the receiver on that? I don't know. He like gave up on the play. You know, it looked like it might have been Jamison Williams. Let me see that again. It looked like Jamo.


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[Assistant] No, it's a, it's like a, so it, it looked like it's a sprint out and it is, it's a design out or a comeback on the call, but they, through pressure, that's J Moe. That's J Moe.


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[Assistant] So in this play right here, we're going to see, he's in man coverage. They're going to run the traditional little drag or over route. He's at the bottom of the screen. His guy's running the over route right now and what I, what he has on this is called contact speed. You see as the ball is caught.


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[Assistant] As he's going to make contact, he speeds up and accelerates through the man and ultimately makes a big play. What I liked about this is that he stayed on top of the route and as the ball was coming, he closed in, boom, makes that contact.


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[Assistant] Probably in the NFL, what they'll probably have him do is what we call a jet stream. A jet stream is when, instead of going up and over everybody and creating this separation, you get directly behind the guy. So as he runs his under route, you get right behind him and you jet stream him so you're able to make plays on the ball. So he will go underneath.


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[Assistant] You don't want to run into nobody. To play it safe, you go over the top, but in the league,


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[Assistant] If they both run drags, they have it to where, you know, the field guy will go over the top and the guy at the boundary come underneath. If he's the only guy running the drag, you should jet stream and come underneath the wide receiver and stay with him. That way it would discourage him to make any throws on the board.


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[Assistant] Exactly. He comes up and he makes, he's physical. So that's, that right there makes the size for a good nickel because nickels are essentially linebackers. They have to, they're a part of the run game. So you have to come up with good tackles. You have a gap that you're responsible for. He got a couple of them make these tackles and it shows that he's not scared of them.


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[Assistant] You never ever get a chance to turn your head around and play the ball. You playing through the hands. So this is good to show that if he's on top of the route and he's in control, he can make plays and he got a nice little return. He got vision with the ball in his hands.


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[Assistant] They're asking him to transition to the nickel. He's finding out that it is a difference in there. But like I say, at the end of the season, I say the second, the last


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[Assistant] Five games with a season. G knew shows some promise at nickel. So it'll be interesting to see how they. Secondary is a whole play.


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[Assistant] That this man has been in the D line room. How do I know that? Because it's not, yeah, getting a sack is easy.


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[Assistant] But he goes and attacks that quarterbacks hand with that ball in it. You match the quarterback hands and when you do that, boom, you get that ball out and you see ball, get ball, get a strip sack. He does that at the nickel position. This man will be one of the highest paid nickels in the NFL if you can continue to make plays like that.


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[Assistant] Also with the Miles Gare, with the Zedarius Smith and all those, those guys will appreciate that because now offensive lines will have to respect a guy like that because not only is he bringing pressure to our quarterback, he's getting the ball out. So now that makes him a dangerous person. If you create takeaways, that's how you get paid in this league.


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[Assistant] With the training and the fundamentals of football. He got that down. He just, he has to adjust to the speed of the game because it will be something different. And I have to see him in man-to-man coverage because Jim Swartz runs a lot of three and a lot of one. So he's going to be in man-to-man situations and no slot wire receivers like Keenan Allen and Stefan Diggs. Like that's a tough cover.


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[Assistant] I don't know how Jim Schwartz, if Jim Schwartz is gonna assign men to certain guys.


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[Assistant] They got zay, uh, it'd probably be Bateman or Zay Flowers. Yeaah. Alright. Well.


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[Assistant] It's kinda, it's getting his feet wet. We'll see how he does in the preseason. Cause that's what happened with uh, Martin Emerson. Martin Emerson started making plays in the preseason. He'll get the confidence. That's, that's ultimately what it takes to play. If you want to be successful in this league at corner, you got to be confident in what you're doing.


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[Assistant] If he gets some success, gets his hand on the ball, gets some, get home on blitzes or get some picks in the preseason, he'll be ready to go in there and make plays.


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[Assistant] I can't, go, go opposite of me. That's typically, that should be the game plan.


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[Assistant] LeBron and AD actually is pretty close.


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[Assistant] I think LeBron brings more to the game because he obviously assists and puts people on and puts people in positions and his IQ is just off the charts. So I will put LeBron and then AD. So Jokic, LeBron, AD for me.


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[Assistant] For Denver, I was with, I was, I was on playing the game with my boy Rick City. Shout out to Rick City. He said that this is the bubble redemption for Denver.


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[Assistant] That's what he said. He said that Denver is looking to come out in and that's how they played yesterday. Like they remember the bubble. They remember losing to the Lakers and they trying to right that wrong this season. And they came out and they was hot, man. Like everybody that they needed to step up and make plays.


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[Assistant] I would say it, cause nobody gonna say it. I'ma say it.


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[Assistant] Yokich might be the best center since Shaq. If they win the, if they, I'll take it a step further. Yes, I said that. He might be the best center.


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[Assistant] He was still really good, but he wasn't. Listen, the joker right now to me might be the third best center to ever play the game.


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[Assistant] That's what I said. I took my, I took my third statement back and put him to six because it was the people I forgot.