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[Assistant] And they get the opportunity to redeem themselves. Like those are the things that's more intriguing to me. Like we all know Imani Bates can hoop, but I want to know where you at mentally as a man.


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[Assistant] As, as 20 years old, already going through the stuff that you've been through and having to overcome it. And I thought he had carried himself well, and I thought he did a great job of answering the questions. He's damn sure, uh,


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[Assistant] A person that got a lot of confidence in his self and believed that he could maximize on his potential.


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[Assistant] I remember, uh, the other day me and At was upstairs talking, man, Grady Sizemore. I used to think Grady was kind of good.


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[Assistant] I listen to trap music, not rap music. What does that mean?


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[Assistant] Alright, let me pull that information up real quick. Uh, so the Daytona 500 is this weekend, me being a NASCAR guy was only right.


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[Assistant] Uh, Wendell Scott, 1963, became the first black driver to ever win a NASCAR event.


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[Assistant] After competing in local circuits in the Virginia area, Scott gained his NASCAR license in 1953, becoming the first black racer to compete with a promotion. He debuted on the Grand National Series level in 1961.


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[Assistant] In 64, he won the Jacksonville 200, uh, becoming the first black driver to win in NASCAR's highest level. He laid the race for 27 laps, but...


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[Assistant] Steel had to protest for his win as the checkered flag was not initially raised to recognize his victory. One more thing, this Sunday is the 500. I really, really hope.


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[Assistant] Bubba Wallace could become the first black driver ever to win the Daytona 500.


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[Assistant] Currently in NASCAR, uh, top circuit, yes and yes. So, uh, I'm cheering for him. I hope, I hope he get it done.


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[Assistant] It's never standing still. It's about time y'all put some respect on this man's hand.


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[Assistant] You know, a lot of people thought Donovan Mitchell was just a high volume, small guard shooter who doesn't really play defense. During this little stretch, you're starting to see, uh, not only the intensity,


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[Assistant] Not only playing through little knick-knack injuries, but he's getting people involved. He's unlike Jared Allen. You see Max Drews is hitting a couple shots. And they still are able to play their game. I wanted to see what they was going to do when Mobley came back.


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[Assistant] Mcnuggets man, I like to say this man, listen, I'm putting it out there. The challenge, only the real OGs, it's only 20 and above. I need to see 20 legs. 20 legs. What are the odds of hitting a 20 plus? That's where I go for it. I go for the 20s.


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[Assistant] And he came back and you saw and we talked about it. Jared Allen not only did not decrease in his production, he went out there and got 20 and 17 and Mowgli in Rusty missed a lot of chippies and bunnies and still got a double double got almost got a double. Yeah, I think it was one real


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[Assistant] We can learn from Isaac O'Coro. Isaac O'Coro was left alone last year. This year, when they asked him about it, he said, listen, they're leaving me open. Even if I miss or make it, I gotta just shoot it with confidence because I gotta spread the floor. They gotta be a threat.


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[Assistant] Can I give you a list of big men? See, first of all, the phenomenon with the big men has not taken hold into a couple years ago, right? So let's just keep it real. I can give you a list of names of people that were not good shooters.


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[Assistant] But became M.B. Joel M.B. Better shooters. Joel M.B. was not a shooter. He was not no shooter. No, I know he wasn't. Patrick Ewing.


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[Assistant] Patrick Ewing, all mid-range, all mid-range game. Yep, 5 foot jumpers, 7 foot jumpers, sky hooks. Kelly O, Brook Lopez, Kelly Olenek was not jumpers. Uhm, the Morris Twins was not jump shooters. Carl Towns did not start shooting threes until a couple years ago. Laurie Markedon was not that great of a shooter until he got here and started shooting.


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[Assistant] Channing Fry, uh, you look at Rasheed Wallace in his game, uh, Antoine Walker. Kevin Love was not shooting threes like that.


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[Assistant] Now you give Jared Allen the opportunity for a rebound. Now if you swing it, if you hit that a couple times, they gotta rotate over.


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[Assistant] You have to be, you have to have a game plan that says, we want you to take that. And if you don't say that, you really don't know if he's gonna develop into that.


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[Assistant] All the time in baseball, there are pitchers, right? And you might be a two-pitch guy, you might be three pitchers.


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[Assistant] We think you can throw a curve ball. We think you can throw a slider. So they go in the lab and they work on those pictures, right?


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[Assistant] Now sometimes those pitches are, unless you consistently work on them and you throw them in bullpen sessions, you eventually have to throw those in the game. Are you going to hang one of them? Sure. But you're working on stuff. Another thing, velocity. Nowadays, people believe you can teach philosophy. I watch these videos.


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[Assistant] These guys come in and get a guy. He said, this guy is strong. He has a nice base, lower body.


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[Assistant] This guy, you've always been able to increase velocity. That's not, but that's, but that's, it's about training though, right? It's about how you, if your mechanics are good and they're like, listen, we could tweak this, this, this, and he has a raw talent. We believe that he can throw three to four more miles. Right.


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[Assistant] He has an A plus skill set as far as defense. We know he has the potential to be a great defender. And maybe that's what he is. But here's the thing, if you're in the NBA and this NBA and you are a big,


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[Assistant] You are a forward, you have to be able to stretch the forward. There's no more sense in a regular power of forwards, you gotta stretch the forward. So if you're a defender, you got, he has to. That's, that's, he gotta get into it.


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[Assistant] Sometimes people are born with the mentality to go get it. Sometimes you're not born with that.


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[Assistant] Alpha mentalities like Donovan Mitchell, when you, when you even, even George Liang is, is, is, is over the top. You got guys, those guys, the bigs are not what we have big personalities. Sometimes you gotta grow it.


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[Assistant] Don't shout me on you throwing the ball. You saying all this. I'm gonna throw the ball. We go. We got all these dudes. No, we don't. You can't throw the ball with David Bell. I don't want to hear nothing. You got Mark Cooper.


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[Assistant] Here's the thing. I don't, I'm tired of seeing receivers box out.


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[Assistant] So I'ma ask, I'ma ask a real football question, man.


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[Assistant] You know, we've been talking about scripted plays here and people like, you know, everybody got their opinion on it. What is a scripted play? Are you off track? How many you got? What was going on?


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[Assistant] Uhm, how many teams do you believe run scripted plays and... To start a game. To start a game. You know, they script how many plays and what goes into that during the football week.


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[Assistant] Joe, uhm, you know, obviously quarterbacks are competitive, right? And uhm, we showed you, we showed your competitive fire through the games that you played at the end of the season. Uhm, are you one of the top 32 quarterbacks in the world and do you still see yourself as a god at the start?


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[Assistant] You know, Joe, I, you know, I, I gotta tell you, uhm, you know, during the season, I used to call you Flacavelli, uh, cause you was like, you was like, Bacavelli and Tupac and you was doing your thing.


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[Assistant] Joe, uhm, I'm not gonna lie, uhm, when you were here, uh, with the Ravens, and you used to walk in here silently and beat the brakes off of us, uh, we had to deal with you and Ralph's Burger, uhm, and it wasn't nice.


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[Assistant] But you come full circle, you come full circle, and now you got a cult in Cleveland. You literally, it's you and Baker Mayfield. They still, y'all got cults, you can't say nothing about it. Joe Flacco, no, you can't say anything. Uhm, how, how crazy was it to hear them like chant your name?


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[Assistant] And them being a division rival with the Reds. How crazy was that? The fans support you. They love you to death. How did that feel man?


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[Assistant] And by the way, y'all, y'all disrespectful by the way. Jim Brown. Kyrie Irving on that list.


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[Assistant] I don't give him a shot. And I'm gonna get a great story for Kyrie too. Who's your fourth? Oh, the fourth one. This one is very easy. I'll be pale.


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[Assistant] No. Jim told me. It's their guy. Jose Ramirez. What about LeBron?


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[Assistant] Go ahead on Monty Bates. Go. Uh, listen, you know, first of all, according to most of you, Monty Bates would either be dead or in jail by now.


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[Assistant] I finally flipped to the switch, uh, the chiefs after they beat us.


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[Assistant] I think, I've heard from every Lions fan I know, and as much as they love, and we're gonna talk about this later, I promise you, as much as they love Dan Campbell, they hated what he did.


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[Assistant] Oh, you're nuts. You're nuts. Biggest mistake was running it on third down. We're going to get into that. That was a big deal. I know we only have 15 minutes. That's not going to be enough. We can put the last two


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[Assistant] I would have kicked and I said in the moment I would take the points. You're on the road.


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[Assistant] And he's got to continue to do it and blah, blah, blah. But right now he is off to a much, I believe he's got my attention more than Brady had my attention at this point in his career, because some of those early ones were basically defensive championships. Brady was more of a manager, but boy that Chiefs defense, my goodness, when they had to stand


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[Assistant] How are you with the knock on him that this guy was fired and the team that he was OC for got better after he let off the bills?


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[Assistant] None. Not that we had. I mean, if we did, our local shooters didn't archive them. Well, I poked around, uh,


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[Assistant] What I heard even before Kellan came in was that this isn't, you know, they're interested. Check in the box.


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[Assistant] They're, they're kicking the tires on it, but it wasn't their guy. So I'm thinking that it was probably Dorsey along. Maybe they were just doing their due diligence and felt he's a name, he's available, let's talk to him. But from what I was hearing was it felt like this job wasn't his.


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[Assistant] Do you wanna characterize them briefly? Is he more of a risk taker?


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[Assistant] So he's less a risk taker. That's interesting. That's very interesting. Well, but they threw the ball a lot with him. We'll talk about it. Okay. Jeebo, what grade do you give it ultimately? It's so hard.


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[Assistant] I have a hard time giving it a grade, and here's why. I don't know what he's gonna do. What was he brought here for? Is he gonna be an AVP? Where he's gonna have the job in title only, but no authority? If so,


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[Assistant] I don't need to give it a grade. I don't think he'll have much impact at all. But I am increasingly of the mindset that that's not what's going on here.


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[Assistant] I believe Ken Dorsey was brought here to call plays. And I believe in the not too distant future that's gonna happen. Could be wrong. No one's told me that. It's totally, in fact,


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[Assistant] I've heard the opposite. I've heard that Kevin is not giving up play calling and he will call plays. I truly hope that's the case.


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[Assistant] Never said, of course he's getting an extension. So perhaps they wanted to see


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[Assistant] And they decide to tell Kevin he's gonna call plays. How does Kevin take that?


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[Assistant] And again, I don't have any information that's gonna happen. It's my gut. I just feel in my gut.


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[Assistant] That at the end of this season, when those three coaches were boom boom boom, out.


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[Assistant] It told me, oh, Jimmy is not happy with this offense. He's not. Now look, if you bought a quarterback for $230 million and this is what you've gotten,


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[Assistant] I wouldn't be happy with it either. He has every right to not be happy with it.


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[Assistant] But I'm just knowing Jimmy Haslam and his history and his track record, this feels like that's where we're going.


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[Assistant] But here's ultimately, it's all about show me the baby. I don't want to hear about the labor.


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[Assistant] And, and that's what, last year we had the discussion about the Shawn Watson. Is he doing enough? You know, and then we saw some workout videos suddenly come up. And to answer the critics that might say, you know, he's not doing enough.


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[Assistant] And at the time I said, I don't really care. I don't need to see that he's working out. I don't need to hear that he's working out. We'll know when we see him.


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[Assistant] Offense that is reminiscent of the Buffalo Bills, I don't even care how they get there.


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[Assistant] Well, I know they do, but you can also say, you can also look back in time and say,


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[Assistant] There is a strong case to be made for, I like your hierarchy too. The head coach is the CEO.


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[Assistant] He's involved in not just one or the other. I almost feel like, and I'm sure this isn't the case, but I feel like because Kevin Stefanski is so immersed in the offense.


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[Assistant] What's his impact on the defense? And, and we're okay there saying, well, Jim Schwartz is the defensive head coach.


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[Assistant] Well if that's the case and you're gonna do that on defense, it's just as important on offense. And I think to your point of alignment, I do think that, and I hope this was the way it happened, that the biggest thing that they were looking for


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[Assistant] Were areas of agreement in philosophical tent poles between Kevin Stefanski and whomever they hired.


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[Assistant] You know, that, those years in my brain, uh, if you looked at it, you know how digital, uh, images come up as ones or zeros? Yea. That is a big dash in my brain. That whole era. I don't remember anything about it because I chose not to. Hugh Jackson call plays?


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[Assistant] However, I also think that three minds are better than one.


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[Assistant] And I did, and I probably should backpedal a little bit on that harsh comment at the beginning that what difference does it make? I don't mean what difference does it make. That's not really what I mean.


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[Assistant] We just watched a season in which the guy who didn't call plays got fired.


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[Assistant] Hard for me to connect those wires. Really hard for me.


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[Assistant] Is he calling the game we need to call to win? And ultimately the decision was no he's not. And they did make some changes. I thought they got much more run heavy.


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[Assistant] I do like the idea that they have another, I think he's a good offensive mind. I really do. And those that I've talked to said the same thing. He's gonna have some different concepts he's gonna introduce to the Browns. That's gonna help.


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[Assistant] I think we're in agreement then because I believe it's Dorsey too and I like what you said because that's exactly what I felt in the moment.


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[Assistant] I kept asking myself, why fire Alex van Pelt? That seems like such a benign part of what they've done, whether success or not.


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[Assistant] And as I'm scraping my mind for why they would do that, because it was such a curious move to me, the only thing I could reasonably come up with


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[Assistant] Is that they've decided they want to see what it looks like with someone else calling the plays, and they don't think that Alex is the guy.


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[Assistant] And that's the owner's prerogative. He writes the checks. Now, there was one graphic, if we can, if we can put up this Stefanski career graphic again, the bio. Look.


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[Assistant] Let's just separate Kevin Stefanski from the record. So let's just look at the art and not the artist. Let's just pretend that this name is Coach X. 37 and 30 isn't overwhelming anybody.


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[Assistant] The one and two playoff record, the odd thing to me on that is he's not one and two. I know that in the record books he'll get credit for the win, but here's what we do know.


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[Assistant] In Brown's playoff games, in his tenure, when he is not called plays, they're one and out.


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[Assistant] When he has called plays, they're 0 and 2. Now that's almost laughable to bring that up because it is such a minute.


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[Assistant] The 15 and 20 following a loss is very concerning. Following win. Following win, I'm sorry. And the 20 and 8 following loss is like, wow, this guy's Jekyll and Hyde. Now can we go to the quarter by quarter scoring during Stefanski's era? Or was that just this year? That was just this year. I'd be curious to see what it looks like for his career.


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[Assistant] What's really shocking to me, guys, is in both cases


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[Assistant] The first quarter to second quarter, the third quarter to the fourth quarter, their point production almost doubled.


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[Assistant] Which is not a statistical anomaly, that's now a trend. For whatever reason, they are far more productive in the second and fourth quarters. Now, that's good because I do remember either last year or the year before, they were abysmal in fourth quarters.


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[Assistant] I like the fact that their two biggest quarters are second and fourth. You want to finish the half strong and obviously you need to play well in the fourth. But the first and third quarters guys are really perplexing to me. I was just this past year. I have last year's numbers. Go ahead. I'd like to see it.


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[Assistant] Okay, the first and third quarters again are their two lowest quarters. That's a trend. And I don't, I don't know why that is. I honestly don't. People got mad.


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[Assistant] The reason that that excuse won't fly is because


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[Assistant] The quarterback discussion with Baker. Yeaah. You killed people for saying


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[Assistant] We're finally in the playoffs! We're finally good! And you were adamant and saying, do you just want to be pretty good?


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[Assistant] We're not here to be pretty good. We need, correct, a Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] That's right. So if I am going to hold the quarterback to that standard, and we did, we saw that, okay, he clearly took us to another level. We were no longer 0-16 and 1-15. We went to the playoffs. We won a road playoff game. We looked really good on the road against Kansas City.


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[Assistant] I can't say then, about the coach, 37 and 30, come on, compared to where we were, that's pretty good.


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[Assistant] Didn't ultimately make it to the conference championship game, so we can't toot his horn too loudly. But honestly, I think the team they lost to.


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[Assistant] Might be the best team in the NFC. Now obviously they're not going to the Super Bowl either. Million reasons for that. We'll talk about that later.


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[Assistant] But when you look at where Tampa Bay is and was in their race to a Super Bowl,


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[Assistant] Yeaah, that would have been a good control. Likely would, but what I'm saying is their road playoff game against the Lions looked a hell of a lot different than our road playoff game against the Texas. And the Lions are a better team than the Texas.


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[Assistant] If that's their threshold of body of work and then we can make a decision, perhaps the decision they've made on Kevin Stefanski after four years is this guy is a great head coach. But the play calling


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[Assistant] It is logical to me that the Haslams have come to this decision because they've got four years in the barn and they're looking at the numbers, not the man, not the individual games. They're looking at the entire body of work and saying, we've got so much invested in a quarterback.


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[Assistant] Everything in this franchise's future rides on him. If it doesn't work...


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[Assistant] There would be more scoring in the second and fourth quarter for this reason. The clock slows down. You're not playing a clock management game at all in the first and third quarter. In fact, how many times have you watched a game? Not the Browns games, because they take long.


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[Assistant] No, the first quarter and second quarter were big, but the third and fourth were very close to the first.


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[Assistant] You, you preach to your team the most important eight minutes of the game are the last four minutes of the second quarter and the first four minutes of the third.


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[Assistant] If you defer and you can work the clock so you score last in the first half and then can get that double score, that can sometimes be a knockout punch.


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[Assistant] I would guess, I mean, the Chiefs was more dramatic than the Browns, but the Ravens was not. Yes. No, the Ravens went up 50% in the second quarter. We doubled. We went up almost 100%. Okay. And in the third and fourth quarter, we're very close.


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[Assistant] What do you guys think of this? I also think, and I've noticed this with the Browns.


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[Assistant] And a lot of teams, it seems like when they get risky and they open up the offense, things just start to happen. They get into a rhythm.


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[Assistant] I feel like there's a lack of urgency sometimes in some of those first quarter drives. Not the first drives in the first quarter, I thought we've done well on those, but I feel like we oftentimes score a touchdown.


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[Assistant] Then we three and out, three and out or one first down punt, one first down punt. I almost feel like we're wasting some of those first quarter and third quarter possessions because we're almost lost in almost the boredom of the game it feels like. Then all of a sudden you get down 10 and now I always say the same thing. Now we're going to move it.


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[Assistant] Now there's a sense of urgency. Let's go. What I love, love, love, love, love about Andy Reid, and I've always loved this about him, even going back to his Philly days.


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[Assistant] He doesn't coach to the scoreboard as much as other coaches. If he's up 10-0.


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[Assistant] He'll typically try to run the same series in the same plays that he was running because if 10 nothing is good, 17 nothing is better. Some coaches will sit on it. The play that he made, the call that he made on third down yesterday,


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[Assistant] That's one of the biggest onion moves I've seen in postseason football.


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[Assistant] One of the things that Bull made a point of is like, okay, the 15 plays are scripted, but if you're off schedule, let's say you get a seven yard loss on first down.


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[Assistant] Now if Kevin wants it in the offense, it'll be in the offense. He's the head coach. So I can't imagine it.


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[Assistant] If there's a flashpoint between the two, that Dorsey would win that argument.


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[Assistant] I think he does now. To me, this was the move. If there was a tug of war going on between Kevin and Deshaun on are we gonna be under center or are we gonna be in the shotgun, they went out and hired a guy who prefers the shotgun.


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[Assistant] I think we'll be more pass prone next year than this year.


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[Assistant] And look, we don't know what Nick Chubb's gonna be. When I was screaming for that, we knew Nick Chubb was a Hall of Fame caliber back. I don't know what he's gonna look like. I don't know if he's gonna be here.


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[Assistant] But I, I do think that they were 60-40 because Ken Dorsey was calling the plays. I thought the running game was for the most part a rumor in Buffalo. It was interesting to me that when they made the change, you started to see more of a ground game and they improved their success.


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[Assistant] I just think you've gotta be balanced. I think when you're one dimensional, the other team, you're playing right into the other team's hands. Cause there's no guesswork.


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[Assistant] What kind of trouble could they get in for the Tony story where he's saying he wasn't hurt? I didn't see that.


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[Assistant] It wasn't working. If 70-30 works, I'll scream from the mountaintops, let's keep going 70-30. I just have to see it work. And I'm not convinced it can here.


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[Assistant] You know what's interesting to me so far? We know that half the roster is free agents coming up.


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[Assistant] I think that all these coaching moves were precipitated by someone other than Kevin Stefanski. Uhm, it better work.


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[Assistant] Last year, they brought in Jim Schwartz. We thought that was a home run. No, we played him off as Minamoski because we knew.


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[Assistant] There were, but we can agree on this, I think. Joku had a career year. Why are you firing his position coach if he makes a difference? Like the offense was not


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[Assistant] The problem with this football team, injuries were.


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[Assistant] Correct. And patchworking. Well, turnovers, turnovers. Yeah, turnovers killed them too, but injuries I think were the headline. If you're going to use one word to describe the season, it would have to be injuries. More than any other team I can remember, ever.


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[Assistant] And so to me, the job they did on offense with all of these injuries that were popping up one after another, sometimes two or three in a week, the fact that they were able to be as successful as they were on offense to me, I would consider their coaching work a success.


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[Assistant] Well, we, it's, it's a changing identity because it goes from chub in to chub out. This quarterback is in, this quarterback is in.


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[Assistant] They do. They definitely set up their pass off their run. God, they ran the ball great yesterday. Still can't believe they lost.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, but I, I mean, there's a difference from, you know, Tyvis played in the league more than him. That's correct.


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[Assistant] But look, it's some, I think it's more rare when you hire someone that just, that wasn't, that didn't play. That, to me, that's an outlier.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they're paying these guys for a reason. They obviously are doing things other than shining visors. Yeah, right. Uhm, you know, maybe they have, maybe they have schemes that, you know, that Jim Schwartz has said, you know, I've been watching this guy and I talked, had a conversation with him and his philosophy is really in line with mine and I think this is a good fit. We'll see.


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[Assistant] For a team that won 11 games with the circumstances that they had to deal with and made the playoffs, they've made an awful lot of change.


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[Assistant] And we should pick five, and it should be, it should be...


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[Assistant] And we can build it as the week goes. Start Monday. By the end of it, we'll have five definitive winners that we'll all invest heavily in and hopefully our viewers will too and we can make some money together.


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[Assistant] No, I know, but look, I think it was, we're parsing words, it's semantics is what it is. We would love to get Deshaun and Quincy on the show to clear the record up.


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[Assistant] He's always come across, and I'm going back to Clemson, I was at the national championship game when he, he just was this flower of confidence. And it's stunning to me, and he mentioned it in the clip,


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[Assistant] Within skin and rabbit ears make for a terrible quarterback. I've had this conversation with some of the absolute greats and I know everybody's different.


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[Assistant] Tom Brady was motivated by it, served him well. Peyton Manning didn't care to give a rat's ass what anybody said about him. You're good enough.


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[Assistant] It's 1000% an echo chamber, and it's toxic, and it's divisive, and here's the thing that I learned about, probably four years ago when I was at ESPN, really through skip.


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[Assistant] One out of ten Americans is seeing a tweet on average, one tweet every 30 days.


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[Assistant] The mistake we make is this. Everyone's crushing him. No they're not. No they're not.


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[Assistant] That boils down to 5% of America. That's not everybody. Everybody would be 100%. The majority would be 51%.


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[Assistant] We're nowhere near that. It is a very, very, very finite number of people that use Twitter on a regular basis. It's the same voices and they are echo changes.


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[Assistant] By the way, I think that was frustrating. The refs missed roughing the quarterback on Mahomes that


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[Assistant] And they don't ever miss rough. They don't. But the player used his helmet and graded it across his face mask and they missed it.


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[Assistant] No, listen, that's who you are, but I agree with you. Taylor Swift is, my daughter's her age, my daughter has idolized her since she was...


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[Assistant] A middle schooler. And I can just tell you, as the father of a Swifty...


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[Assistant] Like, let the girl be the spouse or the girlfriend of a player and enjoy the game and


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[Assistant] I think she's dys- how did Eminem slide under the radar? Why weren't we seeing incessant shots of Eminem in their playoff round?


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[Assistant] The league used to go off league average, which I always thought, that was dumb.


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[Assistant] Why are you letting 31 other teams success in a particular play drive the decision for what you should do? I never liked that. Do you want all the numbers real quick?


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[Assistant] Also, also, here's the problem, when you, uh,


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[Assistant] When you extrapolate numbers from a large sample size, the reason I don't like that is because they played against


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[Assistant] Your, and, and, and also, and I'm curious to get your thoughts on this because you coach differently in the playoffs. You just do. Now.


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[Assistant] This isn't a regular season game. The stakes are 55 years plus for this franchise. You're not gambling one play on one game. You're gambling one play on one season and 55 years of futility. You've got to factor that in. I don't agree with that at all.


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[Assistant] Listen, he's not, he's not, but the fan base is. Ask yourself this. What would we be saying if the


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[Assistant] After they didn't get it, and this is the thing that, there's no stat for this, this is gut. When they stop them- So he went with gut?


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[Assistant] I don't like analytics, you know that. They're very, very important in some areas. However. In every area. In the flow of the game.


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[Assistant] It's not really debatable that the momenta- It is, Dave. You can't prove cause and effect.


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[Assistant] No, but this much you can prove. Yeah. After they missed that fourth down. Yes. The game was all San Francisco. That's not debatable.


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[Assistant] Of course you can't bolt, but being an observer of athletics for as long as we have, we've seen situations where a game appeared to be in the bank and there was one play and all of a sudden it was like, that was the one that you started the snowball down the mountain and then it became an avalanche.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I thought they were closer. Now maybe my memory's off. I thought it was 20 years.


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[Assistant] Or, I mean, this is his second kicker. He trusted him more.


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[Assistant] They're on the road in the AFC Championship game. They're up 24-10. We have, like the Lions, never been to a Super Bowl. With a kicker you don't trust. Kicker you don't trust. Okay. Even though, I mean, I don't know what he was for the season. I don't know. He was 6-6. Okay. They obviously didn't trust him. Okay.


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[Assistant] You have an opportunity at that stage in the game to make it not a two score game, but a three score game. To me, that was the significance. That was big for me. If it's seven and ten or four and seven, I'm okay.


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[Assistant] This was on the road, and by the way, the book used to be on the road, you take the points. The book now is like, it's being run. The book was stupid. It's stupid now.


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[Assistant] So basically, that was Kevin Stefanski. He goes for it, gets stuffed.


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[Assistant] The momentum of the game, whether it was because of that or not, completely switches. Now it's 24-24. Now it's 27-24. Couple of minutes to go. You have a chance to kick a field goal and tie it. They don't. And we miss out on our first ever Super Bowl. How are you feeling?


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[Assistant] There were some instances where he did kick and he did punt. When the announcers were even saying, he's gonna go for it here. The only time he kicked was at the end of the half. Yea, but I'm talking about a punt. They thought they were gonna go for it and they were like, certainly he's not gonna go for it. But he brought his offense back out there and then he called a timeout and he decided to punt.


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[Assistant] And it wouldn't have been popular and I get it. You need two scores. Kick the field goal. You need time. Kick, kick the damn field goal on first out.


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[Assistant] Save time. Save the timeout. Kick the field goal. Now you can kick off.


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[Assistant] I'm glad they were, because I was worried that the second game looked like they were going to get boat-raced San Francisco. Now, Mikey and I knew that was not happening. And I'll say this, uh, because we haven't talked about it yet. You know, we talk about, you know, running games can't get you to the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] I think that the Chiefs are more run reliant now than they have been in this run. Yea, but Pacheco didn't have a particularly good game. No he didn't, but they're more run reliant and I think that even though McCaffrey didn't go nuts, I just think the run game that they have is enough to make the difference to get them into the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] I mean, there have been good backs that have played in the Super Bowl, and there have been backs that have played in the Super Bowl that had a big part of getting them there. Sure, but they have, there has not been an elite back in a while. When you break it all down, to me, it's still two of the top five quarterbacks in the league that are there.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I mean. I think they can win at a higher clip the way they're winning right now. What, what do we think about Friday's win? We haven't talked about that.


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[Assistant] Right, but here's what I think they've stumbled upon by accident. The four out, one in works.


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[Assistant] We've seen it. Mostly we've seen it worked against a lot of middling teams, but they were winning and they were boat racing teams. They were winning games by 30 points.


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[Assistant] I wanna see substitute Mowgli for Alan for half of the game and let's, let's just have


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[Assistant] Four out, one in system is you've got shooters on the floor. So it's not like everybody has to look at Darius or look at Donovan and say, what are you going to do here?


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[Assistant] No. And it's not a knock on him. There's only a few of those guys. But what I want to see now that they're working with this system, I want to see Alan pulled out.


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[Assistant] And Mowgli dropped in, and let's just see what that looks like. I agree with you, I do think there are some things that Alan can do that Mowgli can't, and some things that Mowgli can do that Alan can't. But guys, I think that Mowgli, I think the team can be just as successful with Mowgli and four shooters on the floor.


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[Assistant] And they're gonna, there probably will be times where they're on the floor together. But the reason I love that, and most teams don't have the luxury to do that, we're kind of saying that Mobley and Allen are similar, and we're saying that Darius and Donovan are similar, and I know there's differences, but they could produce microwave offense when needed.


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[Assistant] He also said. But he only had eight months between last regular season ended and this regular season started.


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[Assistant] Well, he's been in the league four years. Does he have a coach that's left here and moved to a bigger job?


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[Assistant] I had, I actually had a Mari Cooper one, a little outside the box thinking. I had Kevin 2 and Miles Garrett 3.


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[Assistant] Oh, I just realized now that I put Flacco on my list and he wasn't an offseason act. You should have told me to correct that, Mike.


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[Assistant] It was tough. I was debating between the Wand and the Hopkins for the last spot.


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[Assistant] The guy's been a whole lot of talking in the beginning of the season as if he was this special safety and he was not special.


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[Assistant] And to the season. Right. But in the end, if Deshaun had been playing like a superstar here, we would all pick them number one. That's a fact. That's the guy you


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[Assistant] It's interesting. Because if he, because if Deshaun can't be a great player again, then the Browns are screwed ultimately. So we have to have him back and we have to see him play a full season and hopefully play like a great player.


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[Assistant] I hear you, but ultimately when's the last time a team won the Super Bowl with a great running back?


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[Assistant] I can't believe Earl voted for, how do you vote Najoku ahead of Cooper? That doesn't make any sense. There's no argument for that.


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[Assistant] Alright, mine was the all talk, no action, and that's uh, Juan Thornhill. All bark, no bite. He did a lot of talking before the season. Now, they did make it to the playoffs, but, uh,


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[Assistant] I thought he completely cratered second half of the year. I don't think he made any big plays all season. He did a lot of talking. He got, got on me in the beginning of the season, which I don't have a problem with, but you got to back it up. I don't think he did.


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[Assistant] Steve was a Madonna guy. That shocked me yesterday. Can I tell y'all the backstory of this? Yeah. Anthony's friend, Maddie.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I can say your name, right? Yeah, Maddie. Helps get tickets. So Steve was like, Anthony, when Maddie gets the pre-sale code, I need this Madonna ticket pre-sale code. Like ASAP. Steve, I don't know if he's ever been more excited to go to a Madonna show than I've seen Steve in the year and a half I've known Steve now.


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[Assistant] I very much like the ability to walk down to the Muni lot, shoot my video, and go back. That is clutch. So if we're gonna continue to do a Muni lot or X, IX center lot, whatever you want.


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[Assistant] What's up guys? I am very excited to talk a little Cavs. We got Chris Broussard coming up in a sec. We have a Josh Cribbs conversation that we added late, but I think it's gonna be a lot of fun. But before we get to any of that,


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[Assistant] Jim Schwartz, the assistant coach of the year and Joe Flacco beat out Demar Hamlin for the comeback player of the year award. Yesterday in overtime, I asked the guys over under one and a half award winners for the Browns. Jason and Bull both took the over, obviously four for four hits. So how surprised are you that the Browns pulled off the clean sweep in the NFL awards?


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[Assistant] Yeah, this is first from TJ Watt. Yeah, this is TJ Watt. Now, which by the way, the award show did not start till 9 PM. Right. This tweet came out at 8, 12 PM. So TJ was clearly tipped off by his agent. He tweeted at 8, 12 PM, nothing I'm not used to, which sparked a lot of online debate.


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[Assistant] After the award was announced, Miles announced the winner, Micah Parsons came in third, Micah Parsons tweeted this out.


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[Assistant] I was just saying, he's responding to a Steelers fan who put the numbers, the pure numbers of miles next to TJ Watts saying TJ got robbed.


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[Assistant] To which Micah quote tweeted and said horrible take. Miles was the better player. Reality of the situation. Miles faced way more double teams and effect on QBs. Fans, please stop looking at stats and look at the film, please. Love that.


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[Assistant] I don't know how many people have done that. I've done a handful of times, but. How was that? Two times, 13 coaches now, including Kevin Stefanski. Okay. 13 times. One coach of the year. Two times. We're going to move on. But not two and a four years.


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[Assistant] Co-host of First Things First of Fox Sports, it is Chris Boussard, NBA insider who I think worked with Jay back at ESPN, knows G. Bush, and we are now honored to have on the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. What's up, Chris?


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[Assistant] It was fun. Also, G. Bush, tonight, 5 o'clock, the second episode of The Ultimate Brown Show is debuting on our YouTube channel. Make sure you guys check out G. Bush on The Ultimate Brown Show, Friday.


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[Assistant] Chris mentioned to Jay, but the Cavs did not make any moves at the deadline. The Knicks did. The Bucks did. The Celtics did. The Pacers did. The other top teams in the East did. The Knicks the biggest move getting Bogdanovic, but...


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[Assistant] We didn't think the Cavs were going to make any moves. So it went as expected, but now when you look at how the rest of the East partook in the trade deadline, how do you think the Cavs now stack up in these? Are they still right in the same class as Boston and the other top teams? Or do you look at them a little lower because they did not necessarily improve the deadline while other teams, at least on paper,


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[Assistant] And I'm sure early on in the series, he'll be a little more lenient. If someone's not on, he'll try someone else. But by game six, seven, you kind of know who's ready for the moment. Right. And secondly,


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[Assistant] I'd be shocked if they don't make a move. And they're one of, by the way, so if you're in the second apron of the luxury tax, you can't sign a buyout guide.


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[Assistant] That's part of the penalty for spending that much money. Which means if a veteran buyout guy wants to play for a ring...


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[Assistant] But gee, that's what I'm saying, that some of those teams, the Lakers, the Suns, the Celtics, they're in that luxury tax threshold. They can't sign bio. Right.


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[Assistant] So of the other teams, and I do think the Cavs are legitimate title contenders. Okay, C is also in that same conversation.


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[Assistant] They're under the luxury tax. Probably Minnesota too? No, Minnesota pays Gobert and Cat two max contracts. I'm not sure if they're in or out, but they're right on that fringe. A lot of the highest paid teams in the league are the teams that are competing. The Sixers can't sign a bio guy. Right. And that's good for us.


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[Assistant] Alright, we're gonna move on to something bowl brought up. First, a quick word from FanDuel. It is Super Bowl weekend, and FanDuel wants to help you make a winner.


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[Assistant] make every moment more with FanDuel, an official sportsbook sponsor of the NFL. We'll finish our FanDuel parlay coming up in one sec. But first, the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame announced its 2024 class.


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[Assistant] The recipients that will be headed to Canton next year, Dwight Freeney, Devin Hester, Andre Johnson, Steve McMichael, Julius Peppers, and Randy Gradishar. And with Devin Hester being on that list, he's the first.


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[Assistant] I thought I said Patrick Willis. If I didn't then Patrick Willis, yes. But with Devin Hester making the list, he's a return specialist. A bona fide special teams guy, didn't contribute much offensively or defense throughout his career, but one of, if not the best of all time returners, which Bull poised to question me this morning.


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[Assistant] He has the second most kick return touchdowns ever. Cordero Patterson has since surpassed him. Right, are we putting Cordero Patterson?


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[Assistant] Maybe two? I do have the odds. Brian Mitchell.


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[Assistant] With a click of a button, I can tell you Devin Hester in his career. Three time first team All-Pro.


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[Assistant] Second team All Pro once, four time Pro Bowler. He was also a member of the 2000s All Decade Team and the 2010s All Decade Team. He was also the kick returner for the NFL 100th Anniversary All Time Team.


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[Assistant] Hester was actually drafted one year after Cribs. Cribs was drafted in 2005, Hester was 2006.


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[Assistant] We asked the YouTube chat, is Josh Cribs a Hall of Famer? 60% said yes, 40% said no.


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[Assistant] So we got Kelsey locked in, I think it's great value. Today, I gave you one, either over or under, and then four different FanDuel specials that have at minimum


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[Assistant] So let's take a look. Let's see if we can agree. If you guys don't like the special, we can go with the over under, but the over under for the game is set at 47 and a half points. Same bet or same juice on either side over under. You can take Chris Jones and Nick Bosa to Etrus record at least half a sack.


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[Assistant] That's plus 340. Okay. They both would have to record half a sack.


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[Assistant] Christian McCaffrey to score a rushing and a receiving touchdown. I kinda like that one. Plus 750.


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[Assistant] Offensive lineman score a touchdown is 65 to 1. Offensive lineman score a touchdown. So we can take one of the crazy FanDuel specials. There's many more on FanDuel if you wanna go look on your own.


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[Assistant] But, of these four specials or an over-under if we want to play it a little safer, but any of these, especially one of the bottom four, one of the four FanDuel specials will take this parlay from nine to one into about the twenties to one. So what do you guys think?


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[Assistant] McCaffrey this year had 14 rushing touchdowns. That's what I would guess the split was 11 receiving 11, uh, well 25, including the playoffs and the regular season was 21. It's 14 and seven. I don't know. What are you guys? I like the sack.


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[Assistant] Okay, so I just put it into the algorithm of FanDueling. You guys see I'm on my FanDuel account right here. I don't know if Steve you can see this, but on certain


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[Assistant] Right. So, we're gonna put a separate bet on the plus 340. Mahomes, let's for the sake of the parlay, do you guys like the over or under? Cause we definitely can add that into the parlay.


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[Assistant] I'll tell you, if you take the over-under, regardless of which way, that brings you to 18 to 1 odds. So $10 wins you essentially $180. So it doubles our chances, doubles our chances if we add an over-under here.


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[Assistant] I'll take it too. I like that. So we're taking the under, so we'll add our five part same game parlay.


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[Assistant] Travis Kelsey, anytime touchdown scorer, under Brock Purdy passing yards, over Travis Kelsey receiving yards, over Tra- over Isaiah Pacheco rushing yards, and under the total points here. And that brings you to, plus 17.91.


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[Assistant] I have just gambled responsibly on that part.


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[Assistant] And we're also going to bet $10 on Chris Jones, Nick Boats that each have a sack. That's plus 340. So 10 wins you 34 bucks. That'll be another prop that you want to get in on. So we'll tweet that out. If you want to play with us, you want to bet with us, send it in and I promise we will read if this hits.


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[Assistant] Anyone who sends us a ticket will spend the first five minutes of the show on Monday reading every winning ticket if you bet with the ultimate.


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[Assistant] Alright, we got one super chat, or two super chats, and we're gonna do our top five Super Bowl snacks here before we get ready to head over to W.


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[Assistant] So we got five minutes where we got to wrap up. We're going to do our top five Super Bowl party snacks that are the, uh, must haves at any Super Bowl party you guys attend this weekend. Bo, I'm going to run through these quickly because I know one of these is going to trigger another out of pocket situation. The final out of pocket. We'll start with number five of the five best snacks.


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[Assistant] Alright, number five. We're gonna work this quickly. Nachos. Staple, a classic, somewhere much better than others. You gotta have cheese and all the toppings spread out. It can't just be in the middle, but nachos, a staple.


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[Assistant] It's definitely a staple. Uh, number four, this is what Steve Becker put at number one. I think he got a pocket for this one added to your list, but pigs in a blanket. This was his number one choice.


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[Assistant] Number three. And Bull, I'll give you a minute to go off on your tangent after this. But number three is pizza.


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[Assistant] It doesn't feel like a Super Bowl snack, but Jay had pizza last year. It fit right in with all the other accompaniment. He doesn't love pizza. It's easy. And even, and boy, I know you're going to disagree, but you can really mess up a lot of things. There is such thing as bad pizza, which you'll get to in one sec. But for the most part, it's a very low baseline, high floor.


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[Assistant] I get the feeling that now, you know, we were really excited about what they did with the meager parts and pieces they had. It looks like they may not be so excited about it. It should be.


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[Assistant] But you got to quarterback, and when you did get hot, they're like, so, you mean to tell me they didn't play well all year, but they still got the two seed? Right. They still go to, so it changes your whole mindset on what you got, cause you're like, well I don't know if that's, we can't do this again.


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[Assistant] Yanis didn't play, so they, I get this notification. It doesn't count. Don't count. Just out of there. Well, just that leg of the parlay, you can still keep the bet alive. Yeaah. It just changes the odds. Bet was still alive. Yanis was out. Uhm, Damien a little bit over two and a half, three pointers. Lay the egg. The bucks didn't show up yesterday. That was so bad.


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[Assistant] Jared Allen, who did his part, 10 rebounds, Donovan Mitchell, 6 assists and plus, he did his part. Damien Lillard, once again, 6 assists you needed to get, you got 5. Uh, Brooke Lopez did not hit his 2 plus 3s and Damien Lillard only had one 3-point shot. And your boy G. Bush, if I would have won,


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[Assistant] I woulda got like 600 bucks. Uhm, however, uh, we didn't do anything. Uh, so, Tyvis, your 10-leg parlay turned into a minimal scheme.


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[Assistant] that leads to. No disrespe I know y'all gotta, y'all candidates in the beginning warm your way up to it. Bu


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[Assistant] Offensive mind in here, man. If you're gonna make the move for Ben Pelt to get out of here, we don't need two offensive line coaches. Like, I've been around offensive, like, look, Bill Callahan has been a head coach in college football. He's been a head coach in the pros as well.


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[Assistant] If you're gonna make the move, make the move to upgrade and shake things up a little bit. I need an offensive minded guy. I don't know, I don't know what they going for here.


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[Assistant] You ever been in an interview that's a little bit above your steez? You don't got the experience yet, but they say listen, we like you, you interviewed well, we have this other position for you.


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[Assistant] I don't understand how Lynn Kiffin had his dad as Monty Kiffin. They could not be two completely different people.


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[Assistant] Like he's, Lane is in that Josh McDaniels like.


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[Assistant] No personality. They just, they're very ornery. There's kind of, uh, they want it they way, like 99% of the time. They're not really people-persons? Like, but it's weird a little bit. I know, it's interesting. I mean, maybe


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[Assistant] This off season is going to be the most, this is the biggest question mark I've ever received for the Browns. Just because you got to the playoffs with a bunch of these guys and now you're mixing it up a little bit.


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[Assistant] It's almost like you don't know what they're gonna do. Like, I don't know what they're gonna do.


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[Assistant] It's easier for you to get another job in a bigger market other than if you're just a secondary guy. Right. Because the thought process is...


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[Assistant] So those are my guys. First of all, let's show some respect to the bookie himself. That, like, he definitely looks the part. He has it, and he tucked it down in his front pocket.


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[Assistant] It was a professional loss. Yeah, it was definitely like, yeah, I've been, I was talking to people. I know some wise guys on the south side that got me together. We know what's good. I like that move. Uh, listen, first and foremost, the big time move is if you bring Eric B. into me. And now here's the problem.


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[Assistant] Eric BnMe, uh, has known to be a little ornery.


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[Assistant] He's been, he's been known to be a little, uhm,


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[Assistant] How should I say, uh, thirsty. Yes. You don't play no games. And I don't know how that personality matches with Kevin Stefanski. Stefanski is a laissez faire. Hey, you know, guys, we're just going to execute and do our thing. Eric, the enemy is more of a taskmaster.


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[Assistant] But when I look at it though, I think he got something in his back pocket though. I think he got some plays. I think he got a lot of stuff that you could work with with Deshaun Watson. And I think there's a lot of stuff.


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[Assistant] That he could bring to the table that would open this thing all the way up. I mean, hey, Sam Howe threw a lot of interceptions, but he was throwing for a lot of yards too.


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[Assistant] I just don't know how Kevin Stefanski handles a guy with that personality hanging out behind him with no extension on the table. I don't know about that.


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[Assistant] I did this exercise assuming that Stefanski giving up play calling could be on the table.


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[Assistant] Oh no, listen, listen, if Nick Chubb come back and he Nick Chubb, Eric B. Enemy is no different. He will, he will hear it.


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[Assistant] I wish we could go back and find that tape. When I say that's the dumbest move you've ever made in your life. Was going to Washington. It happened just the way I said it. Now you're looking around and you see


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[Assistant] Think about it. For the head coaching job. Right. Right. Right. No, if he stays in Washington, it will be his DOC. So that means like, yo, that, your ultimate goal is right there. They didn't even bring you in for an interview. That's all bad. Gee, who's your second candidate? What'd you say?


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[Assistant] Oh, the best, this is the best candidate for me. Let's see. This, this Zach Robinson guy.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, he was a matter of fact, the Saints requested the Ram's quarter. He's a quarterback coach for the Rams and he's a passing game coordinator. Now, uhm, he.


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[Assistant] He was a 37, former quarterback, played for the Bengals from 2011 to 2013. He had a couple of stints with the Patriots, Seahawks, Lions. He began his coaching career with the Rams, assistant quarterback coach of 2019, was their assistant receivers coach.


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[Assistant] Uh, he was promoted to, uh, the quarterbacks in 2022. He did call some plays. Like, he called one game that they publicized. They made it known that he was going to call the plays for that game. Uhm, I like it because of two reasons. One.


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[Assistant] He, that high tech offense that they give right here, moving around, all that motion and good stuff, that's exactly what the Browns lack.


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[Assistant] The Rams destroyed the Browns on easy touches, easy targets. Two, they know how to get quarterbacks involved. They need to know how to get receivers involved. They had Cooper Cup. Cooper Cup was gone. The, the, the, the, the mastermind shows me.


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[Assistant] What happens when you gotta do it twice? Yeah, Cooper Cup was good, but that could've just been Cooper Cup. When they got Pooka Nakua, and it was just him? Right.


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[Assistant] Got you. Then they got Kyron Williams and he was rolling. I said, okay, they got something down there. Now you could get him.


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[Assistant] He has so many playbooks. He has the old school golf playbook where everything looked the same. Like, they would just run the same play and it would be like, nope, Robert Woods is going to get it. Nope, Cooper Cupps is going to get it. Nope, we're going to hand it all outside zone.


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[Assistant] They got a bunch of different plays. I like the creativity. I think if you bring this young guy in, that's a, that's a nice move, but you probably have to offer him play calling. Right. McNuggets likes him as his first choice. Why?


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[Assistant] I would almost just do it. Just for the simple fact that I know


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[Assistant] He could ride that out and say they didn't fire me, they just didn't give me no extension.


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[Assistant] I tried everything I could. You know what? We got Deshaun Watson. I went and got another coordinator. I, I, you know, I'm a team guy. I did what was best for the organization. We thought we'd bring Eric Airbnb in, work with Deshaun. Didn't work out. I, I think Stefanski would be one of the rare coaches that


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[Assistant] Contradictory part is, if you fire your offensive coordinator, and you're telling me that you had no business winning these games, then why is the office coordinator getting fired? Which is exactly why I don't understand.


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[Assistant] Bro, Matt Nagy. And who's, I was gonna throw a third person in there. Who's that dude, uh, that used to quarterback, was the quarterback coach of the offensive coordinator where Peyton Manning was in Denver.


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[Assistant] That is not Charles Nagy's cousin, and he's not good either. Like, this is crazy. Like, no, Matt Nagy should not get jobs. Like, no. I don't want no parts to these guys. But by the way, Freddie Kitchens. Freddie Kitchens. Can't say.


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[Assistant] By the way, his playbook, the last oh, eight games of the season under Greg Williams, one of the most dynamic playbooks I've ever seen in my life.


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[Assistant] That's true. Here's what you gotta do. Listen. Always assume that, uh, the police are watching.


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[Assistant] We don't talk to police. We don't talk to law enforcement. We really don't talk to the FBI, CIA. And here's the thing, unless they put that Bible there and put me under oath, I don't know, bro. Listen, the best way to do it is, you know, you'd be surprised. They'd be like, gee, the first thing they ask me, you on UCSS?


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[Assistant] You talking about people getting fired? He came out and was like, yeaah, yeaah, I confirm that these guys are on their way out.


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[Assistant] Like, where they get smaller dudes, they'll be like, yeaah.


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[Assistant] Who's the india's beat reporter for tv and radio and Paul?


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm gonna ride with that same, same joint. And I think the Browns and a lot of people may be like, well what?


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[Assistant] Dude, we were obviously better than the Steelers and the Bengals.


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[Assistant] And when you look at the consistent quarterback play, ahem.


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[Assistant] Reason the Steelers not doing what they need to do? No consistent quarterback play. Browns did have five different quarterbacks still made the playoffs. That's still not consistent quarterback play.


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[Assistant] You're not going to do that again next year. No, that's not, that's not, that's not replicatable. Now here's my, here's the thing, and I believe this is why the Browns are the third, and this is beside the defense, beside the quarterback.


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[Assistant] The Browns have always and still have a problem with


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[Assistant] Scoring easy points. The Browns, everything they do is difficult.


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[Assistant] They refuse and have not, they need to go overboard.


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[Assistant] When you say the Browns, you think of, oh, we could get by with that.


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[Assistant] We think of, oh, we can make a move here, or this guy isn't that bad, or this quarterback can make that guy better. Our wide receiver room isn't that bad. That bad.


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[Assistant] When you look at these other teams, you got Lamar Jackson. You got to cover Lamar Jackson and they go get her flowers, right? He's got a thousand yards in the first year. You got lucky because what's his name? What's his name? Andrews got hurt. Yeah, but Lively came out of the weeds. Lively comes out of the place. You already know what the Bengals have, right?


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[Assistant] That's for the last few years. So, so my thought, Joe Mixon, he's still a good back. You saw what Joe Mixon did on JB's. Like, so if you got Deshaun Watson, we cannot have this mindset where


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[Assistant] We're expecting Deshaun Watson to make everybody better when all these other teams, especially the Dolphins or the Chiefs, they're finding guys and getting guys open and you got receivers.


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[Assistant] We can't expect Deshaun Watson to come in here and talk about making Elijah Moore and David Bell better. They gotta overdo it. They have to, oh, like not just make it even. Like Philly defensive line overdo it. Overdo it. You need to, you need to say, yeah, we wouldn't have gotten one receiver. We got to get another one because you don't know.


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[Assistant] What Deshawn's gonna be, you don't know what Nick Chubb is gonna be. And if you go into next year with the expectations that Deshawn Watson can carry a team, because we keep waiting for that. We keep waiting for, let's put, let's let Deshawn make everybody better. For one time, go get a bonafide receiver.


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[Assistant] That people are scared of because there's other teams around the league that got two or three of them and they can't make the playoffs. So the Browns need to


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[Assistant] I, I, you know, I couldn't, I couldn't wrap my head around this and I'm still trying because I be asking, asking Boo all the time. So let me get this straight. So let me give you this example. Your wife handles all the finances, right?


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[Assistant] You go to the grocery store, you know, you're limited to one card. All you got is one card.


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[Assistant] And you're not in, you're not even in charge of the passing game. So O'Shea's in charge of the passing game. Uh, Safanski calls the plays.


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[Assistant] And they get credit for saying, look at the job you did with five quarterbacks. Look at offensive line is terrible. Matter of fact, they give them the extension now, but you get to the end of the season and you're looking around and you're like, hold on. Well, I don't call the plays. I don't, I kind of just hang out. Why am I getting fired? Should Alex van Pelt feel a certain type way?


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[Assistant] Give it to me once. I like that. You tell them when you get out on time like I told you to, I will say it once.


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[Assistant] First and foremost, uh, listen, you know, the Milwaukee Bucks, I don't like how they look.


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[Assistant] You know, obviously they got some, uh, Damien Lillard hit a big time, you know, three, a couple of days ago, buzzer beater, but.


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[Assistant] And I know that they're, they're, you know, they're trying to figure it out for the postseason, but I just don't like the way they look. Chris Middleton is taking two or three steps back. Uhm, Dame is not as explosive as I once saw him.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and uh, Yanis is complaining, talking about, I don't know what we doing, uh, you know, defensively and they got a new coach. So I don't know how all that rolls into it, but. Did Jimmy hire that coach? He might have, cause it looked like he looked, they got smoked and it wasn't even close. Now here's what I do want to say.


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[Assistant] Shout out to Donovan Mitchell, man. We've been trying to trade this man for about five, six weeks now.


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[Assistant] He came out with intention and he played his tail off. To me...


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[Assistant] It's not even close. Donovan Mitchell is way better than Darius Garland. I'm just going, like, I just feel like he's- Is there any debate? I don't think anybody thought that- I mean, good, I mean- There's no debate. No, there never was. Uh, he, he's a super-


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[Assistant] And he's spectacular. Like, like, Donovan Mitchell, when he gets into, like, we gotta give some flowers. When he gets into that mode.


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[Assistant] Where he's like, I'm gonna get to the rack and I'm gonna get here and he starts playing aggressively from the jump. I gotta give it to Jared Allen. Jared Allen been playing on his mind.


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[Assistant] I've called that man out all last year. See, that's the difference between me and y'all. See, y'all don't come back. My takes when they're horrible, when I tell you you're garbage or you're not playing well, they like over the top.


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[Assistant] He's been magnificent. Like, he's been like, aggressive. He's been dominant on the boards. He's been, you know, he's been aggressive. He's been looking for a shot. He's been physical. Uh, shout out to Jared Allen. I think they've been, they found a new, and JB Biggerstaff, we've been trying to get rid of you for weeks too.


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[Assistant] They can lose to anybody. Like, you got the Celtics Bucks 76ers, we all know that they're good. But then you got the Nixon 5, the heater back at 6, the Pacers just got Pascal Siakam, and the Magic


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[Assistant] We're a hot team in the beginning of the season, but the Magic give the Cavs the businesses in a bad matchup. The Magic are huge.


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[Assistant] Just, why can't they just stagger them? Bring Jared out of the, off the bench.


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[Assistant] Merrill can hoop by the way. He's not just a shooter, he can hoop. They let Dean Wade shoot 12 threes now. They just let him. Dean Wade got the green light now. He just pulls up.


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[Assistant] Because they play in one big and four outs, so why not just move them to the bench? Here's, here's what I'm gonna, here's what's gonna be interesting. What happens when Darius Garland gets back and he needs to rap?


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[Assistant] Winning a championship is constant. It's a tricky spot. Here's the thing, McNuggets, if you want a max deal now, it's only a couple places you gonna get a max deal at.


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[Assistant] Why don't, couldn't the guardians theoretically just say, this is the guardians network?


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[Assistant] Like, like, I had to dust my ballet zap off. I said, let me go log into this ballet. See, they got a little $20, $20 streaming package. Actually, my dad hit me up, hey man, hey man, what's going on with the ballet's playing? I was like, yeah man, let me go ahead and pay that.


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[Assistant] Foe ain't gonna complain about nothing. I'ma, I'ma spit it all out on Front Street and put it on the table if I got something to say. I'ma, I'ma speak it and that go from coaches and all.


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[Assistant] I just said me as a player if you look at my career history.


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[Assistant] I've always gotten better, better the course of the games, the course of the seasons. That's just me. From college, from high school, regardless. So like, that's what I was speaking of.


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[Assistant] I've never been a fan of the first 15. I'm not saying, I never sat here and been like, hey coach, I don't want to do the first 15, just call random plays. No, I'm going to run the 15 and try to execute as best as my ability, but.


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[Assistant] For you to sit up here and say that I'm complaining when you ain't even spoke to me or even, you don't even know the situation behind what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] Then, like, you can't sit here and say I'm complaining. I've never complained once.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so that first offseason, 22 to 23, I just remember being super wide-eyed, like, we had a great season, playoffs didn't go how we wanted, but we still made playoffs when we really weren't supposed to, so, I remember when the season ended, like, I was just so relieved to be done, took some vacation, took some time off,


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[Assistant] I think yeaah, we do pay attention to it, but more like after the year's over, cause I think with any stat, if you're looking at it throughout the year, and you know, one game you see it go up, and then the next game you see it go down, like that's gonna really get in your head. Uhm, so like during the year, I don't really like to look at those advanced stats as much, but I think they tell a really good picture there in the year, and you kinda dissect like, what went well, what didn't.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's cool. It's definitely a cool way to kind of tangibly put a, uh,


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[Assistant] I think it'd be pretty close, but I think as a team that, that kind of hurts us in a way because now I have to adjust to learn how to play center field and then somebody else has to adjust to learn how to play left. Uhm, and you know, there's learning curves with all that growing pains and you know, it might work out, but the same thing it might not, so.


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[Assistant] Yeah, not a, not a dig towards Tito, but I think the biggest thing that I realize is different is, uh, you see Vogue everywhere walking around. He's all up in the field, he's in the dugout, he's chirping a little bit. Tito was very sensitive when he would come out to the field and kind of make his presence known.


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[Assistant] It's cool though, it's cool just kind of seeing Bogue everywhere pop up, um, analyzing of course, but just kind of being one of the guys. So that's been really cool so far and it kind of, it helps, it helps further his, uh, his thing to be a player, player coach.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think that's, that's going to be super different. I think that angle is going to light itself really well. So again, it's going to be great in these next coming weeks, but yeah, haven't, haven't seen it, uh, develop yet.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's super kind of you to say first off. I appreciate you saying that. Uhm, yeah, I had a coach tell me also, like,


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[Assistant] You have to be honest with yourself. You have to be, you have to be real, look yourself in the mirror and understand what's going on. I think a lot of sports in general, it's a lot of like pride, ego, like, you know, I'm going to suppress my feelings and hopefully I just work through it. And that might work for people that are like super talented and super toolsy, but I didn't have those, those kinds of gifts.


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[Assistant] I think it's super important. I think just being a great athlete, but then also being a good person. Uhm, if you can handle those things as a person, I think the sports will follow.


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[Assistant] I think general consensus is me right now, but I think I'm slowly falling off that pedestal, so I gotta get back in the lab and start grinding again.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm always, I'm always open. I mean, I love Cleveland. I love the area. People love the Midwest. I love everything about it.


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[Assistant] That can't be a hard little thing. As long as Kelsey doesn't want to come in and throw that first pitch, I'm sure we can get that done.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, I think we got the tools that we need and I think it's probably cliche and we've heard it a bunch of times, but I mean, home runs don't always equate to, you know, total offense. I think we have a lot of guys that can do multiple things and I think, yeah, I do think the home runs are going to increase with different players. I think we have a lot of guys that are maturing and figuring the league out. Uhm, I think we got the pieces that we need. Uhm, obviously a new coaching, that'll be good to kind of manage between, but,


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[Assistant] I think we have our pieces. I think we had a down year last year. We were kind of just expecting to roll through things. I think getting our butts kicked a little bit and having some failure as a team, that's going to be really big to ignite that fire.


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[Assistant] It was like college, I definitely overdid it. That's probably why I was so bad. Uhm.


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[Assistant] But, I mean, I was trying to, I tried everything in college. I think transitioning to being a little more mature in big leagues, I try not to let those things affect, you know, just stick to the routine that you trust.


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[Assistant] Asked for, to like my class before the game, uh, walk home the same way. It was, it was outrageous. Couldn't, couldn't talk. Hey, it was crazy.


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[Assistant] Favorite's probably Fenway, because I get to play in front of the monster and left. I mean, that's just iconic. It's super cool. Um, history there's awesome. Least favorite is probably...


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[Assistant] Gosh is, like, contrary to what he's on the field, like, he's a huge teddy bear, but like, if you wrong one of the boys, or him, you disrespect any of us, like, then he turns into a demon. So, I would follow that man.


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[Assistant] If you guys asked that question, if you had to survive on an island, I'd probably pick him.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that man does it all, but I don't want it to get mixed up that he's just this like rage monster all the time. He's, he's like a traditional Canadian, super nice.


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[Assistant] Probably Miles. Miles is just a fool. You know, I think he would just, you never know what's gonna come out. He's so good at just like running with something. His improv is pretty good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, no, he was huge. So he, his first day was yesterday. Uhm, I didn't see him in the morning, but later in the day we had live ABs. Uhm, and I'm walking to the plate and all of a sudden I just hear someone from the bullpen yell, bring the infield, or bring the outfield in.


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[Assistant] There's no defenders, obviously, and I didn't reply so we yelled it again.


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[Assistant] I mean, I think that's the kind of glue that you need as a team. Just keep everybody close and loose, but, you know, still give them a hard time. It's going to be a fun year with it.


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[Assistant] Does anybody ever walk past you and just yell out the name Fernando Vina?


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[Assistant] I don't know. Who knows? Maybe we do have, I hope we do. They were a botched two point conversion away from being the two seed. Yes. And they actually got the two point conversion. The rest messed it up. So if you actually want to go off, they beat Dallas head to head. They were the three seed ended up getting a second home playoff game anyways.


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[Assistant] So the search for the Browns new offensive coordinator continues. The team interviewed former Bills offensive coordinator, former Browns quarterback Ken Dorsey over the weekend. They're scheduled to interview Texans quarterback coach Gerard Johnson this week, making that three candidates we know, at least of now, are in the running for the Browns open offensive coordinator position.


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[Assistant] Bull, I saw, we'll start with you. I saw you tweeted about Ken Dorsey, but you've kind of changed your opinion on Dorsey. Let's start with him. We'll go to Johnson and decide who, uh, of the three so far, we're the best Canada, but thoughts on Ken Dorsey potentially being. Yeah, my first reaction was, well,


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[Assistant] This year I think it was different. Yeaah. The Browns had the third most first drive touchdowns this season in the NFL. Oh really? Joe Flacco had four in his five starts.


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[Assistant] Yep. So he played at A&M, was all Big 12 at A&M, played in the pros for a while. He's a dual threat guy. He's coached dual threat guys throughout his career. Maybe someone like that, do you think fits Deshaun more stylistically than Ken Dorsey?


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[Assistant] And homework assignment for everyone tonight is to go listen to this Lockerverse interview. We'll discuss it more in depth tomorrow with some of the other things Deshaun said, but it's about 28 and a half minutes long. I did listen to it this weekend, but we'll do a full deep dive into what Deshaun said.


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[Assistant] This week, Barry's, Andrew Barry's wrapping up his presser in a few minutes. So we'll dissect some of the stuff he said, but first.


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[Assistant] As I mentioned, as soon as Andrew Berry officially raps, we'll dissect everything he said. He's talked about Joe Flacco, Deshaun Watson, Nick Chubb, and a plethora of other topics we'll touch on.


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[Assistant] Uh, he said we'd love to have him back, it depends, there are roster constraints, but we'd have no problem having Joe back. And we'll dissect all that in one sec, but before we do that, do Stanley.


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[Assistant] Interviewed with Cleveland for their open running back position. He was offered the position. The New York Jets also offered Deuce Staley the running back coach position on their roster.


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[Assistant] Assuming money isn't the deciding factor here. We don't know what the offers were, how much the offers are. Is there any reason do Stanley wouldn't take the Brown's job over the jet's job for what you could see based on the offers in front of him?


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[Assistant] He was the assistant running backs coach in Carolina. He was in Detroit for the past two seasons with Dan Campbell before they moved on and he went to Carolina. He got the assistant head coaching position in Carolina. Oh, not the assistant running back.


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[Assistant] He was the running back coach, but also the assistant head coach. So that's why he left Detroit. It was a promotion in Carolina, but obviously that staff.


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[Assistant] I just texted Leroy and said if the Browns offered you the running back coaching position would you take it?


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[Assistant] Quote from Leroy, probably not, I love football, the environment and the players, but I'm not down with the grind. Those way, the coaches work way too many.


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[Assistant] We got some sound bites from Andrew Barry we have to go over. But as a reminder, as always on Mondays, the barbershop with G. Bush is coming at you from 3 to 4 today. And there's so much brown stuff going on. We're also doing Behind the Glass tonight at 5. So you got 3 to 4 in the barbershop, 5 to 6 for Behind the Glass. So a full day.


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[Assistant] Insight from Berea on what the Brown general manager said, but let's start with the first one you asked about Joe Flacco. This is what Andrew Berry said. Uh, no, this is, you told me you're starting with Flacco. Anthony, what are you doing?


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[Assistant] What happened here? Go to, start with Flacco here. All right. Joe played winning football for us. Really good football in December. Really pleased with what Joe did on the field, who he was as a teammate. We've always valued the quarterback position. We've always been on top of the league with backup quarterback ventures. Next Joe Flacco.


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[Assistant] Stop screwing everything up. Alright, next up on Stefanski, Andrew Berry said we have two of these. Quote.


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[Assistant] Kevin Stefanski, the way he was able to lead was absolutely phenomenal. The crazy part is he's not even close to his ceiling. And then next one, Anthony asked about a potential extension. We're really happy with Kevin.


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[Assistant] Oh boy. Alright, next up, Ant, we could go, and it's about Nick Chubb. Obviously he got hurt against Pittsburgh, and we too did not play again this season, but Andrew Berry on the future of running back Nick Chubb. Nobody wants to see that carry in Pittsburgh be the last time he carries the ball for the Cleveland Browns. We will obviously work to keep him on the team, and then Zach Jackson has a little commentary here.


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[Assistant] Very on chub, I understand that there's a little bit of an elephant in the room. And that goes on to say that no one wants to see the last carry. There are things to work through, but we hope, keyword hope, to have him on the team.


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[Assistant] We got one more thing for Barry to hit on before Jason Lloyd joins us. This is about the franchise quarterback, the Sean Watson. Two things first.


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[Assistant] Andrew Berry says Deshaun and his fractured shoulder might even be ahead of schedule. They still expect a full recovery. We feel good about him moving forward. And then in terms of the new offensive coordinator hire with Deshaun,


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[Assistant] Very said, it doesn't necessarily have to have a connection, a previous connection to DW4. They're looking for the best people, but he won't answer most coaching questions until the staff is complete. Surprised that the first part of that comment


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[Assistant] That the coaching search and offensive coordinator search doesn't necessarily have to have a connection to Watson.