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[Assistant] But for the individual company, you can use sites like Glassdoor and Vault to get reviews from actual employees and get a little bit of a feel for what the company's culture is like.


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[Assistant] Alright, we are on to tip number five, which is to bring a notebook and a pen to the interview with you. Doing this is yet another signal that you are dedicated and detail-oriented because you're able to actually take notes on the details of the position during the interview, but it also allows you to come prepared with some pre-written notes about the company's history or any questions that you might have.


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[Assistant] During my last couple of years of college, before I became a full time entrepreneur, what I would bring to an interview is this leather pad folio, which had some resume copies in it, it had some notebook


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[Assistant] Now I say thank you notes or thank you emails because in my mind time is of the essence here and in a lot of cases it's pretty difficult to get an actual physical handwritten note to your interviewer especially if the building that you went to the interview in is far away from where you are.


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[Assistant] So in those cases a thank you email works pretty well. But if you happen to have the ability to give an actual handwritten thank you note, and it's within 24 hours or maybe within 48 hours at the very latest,


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[Assistant] Then that can actually add a nice touch. It should also be noted, and yes, that was a pun, that you shouldn't limit your thank you notes or thank you emails just to the interviewer. If you interacted with a secretary during your time at the building or you actually got to go tour the building and talk to somebody doing a job that you would be doing, send those people thank you emails as well. It really goes a long way.


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[Assistant] Tip number seven on our list is to wear a well-tailored suit to your interview, assuming that you need to wear business formal attire. Now, I do have to make a slight admission here. Ever since I bought myself a suit that actually fits well, unlike the one that I had in college, which definitely didn't fit me like a tarp, I've leaned towards recommending an actual suit to go into interviews rather than just regular business formal attire.


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[Assistant] But if you don't happen to have a suit and you can't afford one, you can definitely wear a button down shirt with a nice tie and a nice pair of slacks. If you're a girl, there are definitely dresses that fit that business formal requirement.


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[Assistant] Or you can do something like a dressed skirt. But in general you want to make sure that you are dressed for success in this situation. Now one exception to this recommendation is if you are specifically told not to wear a suit or if they tell you what to wear to the interview.


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[Assistant] You're going to a company that has a really casual dress culture and they say, hey, just show up in a t-shirt and jeans, man.


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[Assistant] For women, I am definitely a lot less knowledgeable, but I did find a YouTuber by the name of Elle Florence who has a lot of videos on how to dress for work and interviews, so definitely check out her channel. And if you are a woman or you know of great resources for women, definitely leave them in the comments down below.


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[Assistant] Tip number eight is to be prepared for behavioral interview questions. These are the kind of questions to ask you to tell a story about your previous work experience that demonstrates how you handled the situation and what you learned and improved on. Some examples of these kind of questions include, tell me about a time when you were in a high pressure situation and how you responded.


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[Assistant] So the best way to handle these kinds of questions is to look at examples of them beforehand and to think of stories from your past working life that would fit them. And crucially, the stories you pick should be crafted in a way that demonstrates how you've learned or improved in some way that's relevant to the job.


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[Assistant] Now keep in mind that you don't need a specific story for every possible interview question that could come out, because one, that is impossible, and two, when you have a few stories and you've practiced them, they're gonna be pretty adaptable and you're gonna be able to apply them to a wide range of different questions.


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[Assistant] Alright, we are on to tip number nine, which is actually my personal favorite.


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[Assistant] The reason this tip is on the list is because a lot of students go into interviews feeling like they're going into like an audience with King Louis XIV or something, and they're gonna be granted a job because of the mercy and benevolence of the Almighty King that's sitting across the table from them.


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[Assistant] And that's not the case. Remember, companies put a lot of time and effort and money into attracting the best possible talent. That's what they live and die by. So believe that you are the best possible person for the job and let that be communicated in the interview. Don't be arrogant or cocky, but be confident.


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[Assistant] So those are my top 10 tips for helping you to ace your next interview.


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[Assistant] And if you want to learn more about why that's so important and how you can use an experience based mindset to eventually find work that you truly do love, Cal Newport's book, So Good They Can't Ignore You is a book that you should definitely read.


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[Assistant] Or listen to on Audible. I absolutely love listening to audiobooks. I listen to them while I'm walking to wherever I'm gonna work for the day, I listen to them while I'm cooking dinner, and Audible's app makes it such a seamless experience. I can start listening to a book on the same iPad that I'm using for my recipe, and then the next morning I can pick up exactly where I left off on my iPhone while I walk to work.


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[Assistant] Welcome, welcome, welcome. You're now rocking with the sports coma.


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[Assistant] Thank you and the guys, we have intense, entertaining, educate.


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[Assistant] And enlighten and sport talk from your favorite sports fam fam was popping.


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[Assistant] What's going on with the Who Dat Nation? Appreciate you guys joining me for this. What day is it?


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[Assistant] Alright, this is, this is, this wins this hump day, man. Shout out to the fam.


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[Assistant] Appreciate y'all, man, being in this episode of the show. This one's entitled...


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[Assistant] Uh, St. Sinc, uh, Titan, Jesse James and fullback Jake Bargas. That's a football name for you right there. I'll tell you what.


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[Assistant] So shout out to the fam as we got all these people doing this.


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[Assistant] That's right. We got them all going crazy right now because the saints continue to make solid move after solid move. We picked up a very good.


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[Assistant] Backup blocking tight end and man, let me tell you, the saints not the saints ain't playing no games, man. So they do perform.


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[Assistant] Uh, and get some excellent people out there in terms of depth. They get Jake Bargas to kind of compete with Prentice in the full back room to do it. So very positive signings.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, it's definitely a, if you're a who that nation family member, a great same thing tank. Let me tell you something. Y'all the guys should be high, very high in terms of your perspective on.


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[Assistant] The saints and their signings. You should really do that. I'm right on that, right? Thank you. So this is the reality.


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[Assistant] That the Saints are doing some very stellar moves. So let's cover this news note and item. Shout out to, uh, the Saints, uh, uh, let's say Saint Holmes. Hold on. I'm sorry, fam. My little stuff got in the way.


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[Assistant] I saw anyway to the Saints, uh, news network, shout out to the peeps out there. Much love to them as they covered this one too. And we had this guy right here. So the Saints had two players today as the team announced the sign is a tight end, Jesse James and fullback Jake Bargas and the release of kicker Alex Quivato. You know, he, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, the, you know, the Saints released one of the kickers, they still have the other guy.


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[Assistant] And of course we talk about this today. James was 28 and only played in two games for the Browns last year due to bicep injury at, at a previous stint with the Bears Lions.


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[Assistant] After pretty strong campaigns with the Steelers, as for bargains, he saw some action in a couple of games with the Vikings and well, most recently,


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[Assistant] On the Dolphins practice squad, so.


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[Assistant] The saints are carrying three kickers on the roster up until the release of Alex Quavedo to make room for that move.


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[Assistant] Hopefully we can see a little bit more of the Blake group aid deal. He struggled some on Tuesday practice, regardless.


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[Assistant] Is Will Lutz job until it's not. The office now has two fullbacks on the rock. So we talked about that prior, like a couple of days ago.


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[Assistant] Give Adam Prentice some, some, some competition in that room.


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[Assistant] We haven't seen Taysom Hill on OTAs yet. Most of the work has been with Jawaan Jasta, Foster Morrow.


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[Assistant] And Lucas Kroll, Miller Forrestal has been present, but not participating again. OTA is a strictly voluntary in though these types of moves will be commonly.


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[Assistant] Leading up to training camp. So shout out to Mr. Hendricks as he dropped the scoop on this one.


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[Assistant] And to give you a little information about Jesse James.


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[Assistant] You know, and listen, the saints had flirtations with Jesse James before. Remember several years ago, the saints was trying to, to.


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[Assistant] Acquire Jesse James and ultimately that was during the Sean Payton administration, but we get him now. Now he's a big guy, six, seven, 260 plus pound, tight end, big old guy coming here. As you can see, he has some really good solid years with the Steelers going to Detroit and you can see his numbers on the screen right here. Let me show you.


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[Assistant] Receptions on 229 targets for 1,522 yards. He averaged almost 10 yards per catch for his career with 12 touchdowns. So there you go. And like I said, his strength in his game, when you look at Jesse James, besides probably one of the coolest names on the saints. So we got.


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[Assistant] We got Smoke Monday, we got Storm Norton, and we got Jesse James, man. Let me tell you something. That's one of the coolest names there with the Saints, man. So he will more than likely


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[Assistant] Provide more like a blocking tight end and the red zone weapon to have a six foot seven tight end is pretty good. You know, to be honest with you. So we.


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[Assistant] Are definitely, we are definitely doing some right stuff now. It does really make the tight end room look.


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[Assistant] Uh, really stout having Jesse James there. It provides some real competition there. Now the question is, Taysom Hill, he operates with the flex position. That means even though he's situated as a tight end, if, if Jesse does make the roster.


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[Assistant] Where does that kind of place taste him now? We'll see how it goes. Cause a lot of people feel like Jesse James is a solid signing, but that might necessarily mean he'll make that. The Rossley could just be a guy headed.


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[Assistant] Uh, to the squad. So we'll, we'll see how it all goes. And then we look at the other signing of Jake Boggess.


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[Assistant] And this is the fullback six to 250 pounds out of North Carolina.


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[Assistant] In his first year and I remember he had spent some time in 2021.


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[Assistant] We get these guys to come in and provide depth for the saints. As you can see, we're going to look at the depth chart right here and see that the saints and you got to give them credit. It's just not a top notch glaring signing, but getting


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[Assistant] These guys to kind of add more competition to an already stalled depth chart is very positive. As you can see, the saints have.


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[Assistant] Uh, help everywhere. You look at the quarterback position, the running back position, wide receiver is, is very, uh, deep in the game. You take a look at this, uh, unofficial depth chart right here provided by ESPN. See Mike Rashid.


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[Assistant] Shaheed Chris Olavi there in the first as the starters, the second guys, they see Trey Quine Smith with AT Perry and James Washington there. Brian Edwards, Keith Kirkwood, uh, Kirk Merritt is a, is, is listed here as a wide receiver, but they've been having him at the running back position.


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[Assistant] And it rightfully so because it's a lot of competition there. Quine Baker, Shaq Davis, Malik Flowers.


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[Assistant] Bringing up the rear tight end position, Jawan Johnson, Foster Morrow, Taysom Hill, his dad, and Jesse James is on the squad. And you see the fullback position with Adam Prentice and Jake Boggess.


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[Assistant] So you look at the rest of the offensive line there with Penning, Pete, McCoy, Ruiz, and Ramcheck, the backups, Hurst, Throck, Martin, and the rest of the guys. So, you know.


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[Assistant] Man, I'll tell you what, man, you look at the quarterback, the running back wide receiver, the tight end position, the Saints have done a good job of fortifying these positions. Of course, as we get closer and closer to creeping ever so close to the season and getting to the camps that, you know, the, the big camps where you see all of our guys right there, you got to be stoked for the Saints offense. You really do. Not to mention the fact that, you know, it's a big component.


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[Assistant] So when you sign, you re-sign Jawan Johnson, you, uh, bring on Foster Monroe, right fam? Uh, and then you bring Jesse James along with Taysom there in the flex position. What's really intriguing and interesting is that we talk about Coach Clancy, who the Saints brought in.


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[Assistant] As the new tight ends coach, that's the caveat here fam. When we talk about coach Clancy.


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[Assistant] Who will be coaching the tight end position and he has a really stout and excellent, excellent portfolio and resume when it talks about dealing with guys from.


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[Assistant] The tight end position, we talking about old school suckers like LG crumpler. We helped out and it's just like, it's going to be really cool to see that man. That's a big part.


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[Assistant] Of the fun times that we're going to see here. Cause we got these new coaches here, man. And Clancy Barone is a guy that has a.


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[Assistant] A pretty damn impressive resume in terms of coaching up to tight ends. So.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna really be looking at Mr. Barone and seeing what kind of moves that he can make.


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[Assistant] And improving. Now he talking about Barone. He had four players that he worked with that was voted to the pro bowl.


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[Assistant] With four different teams. The Falcons, he had LG Krumpler. The Chargers, he had Antonio Arsenio Gates.


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[Assistant] Yeah, uh, Julius Thomas from the, from the Broncos. Y'all remember him?


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[Assistant] And Kyle Rudolph from the Vikings. That's who Clancy Barone coached up. So those are some pretty good.


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[Assistant] Players and the Sinks have Jawan Johnson there, Foster Monroe, and they have something to work with in the tight end group. So I'm really excited with coach Clancy Barone being in here.


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[Assistant] So yeah, tuck Graff says Jesse James. I like the name. I like the game. Yeah. He's a.


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[Assistant] Hardcore blocking guy, man. And that's the thing. So he also does what he do.


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[Assistant] So yeah, it's going to be cool, man. I'm really happy for what the moves the saints are making and a shout out to my boy school.


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[Assistant] Uh, who reached out to me was dropping some game and I agree with what he was saying in terms of Dennis Allen. We talked about this on.


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[Assistant] Uh, yesterday's stream on Patreon for the family members that want to do that. Uh, join us by looking in the link tree. The link is there for our Patreon.


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[Assistant] We look at, uh, we do film study and then it's a lot of locked content that's available on our Patreon or become a member of the channel. What's intriguing and interesting, we kind of go over.


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[Assistant] And talk about Dennis Allen and what makes Dennis Allen different. And I really.


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[Assistant] A lot of the media people are not really kind of pinpointing or going at Dennis Alexander saying.


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[Assistant] Kind of going over and say, well, Dennis, let me ask you something. What make you make, what make you different?


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[Assistant] This year, now we had all these new players, we got new coaches coming in, but what did you change?


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[Assistant] Internally about yourself as a coach, what did you learn?


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[Assistant] Going forward, how you can improve yourself as a head coach in this league. We need to have that type of discussion to get more analytical or get inside of his mind to see exactly what moves he's making. But if you look in terms of his mind, if you look at the team.


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[Assistant] We talked about it about last year's team. You had a lot of Sean Payton guys there. This year's his guys. If you notice his interviews, he's a lot more relaxed, a little bit more confident. Uh, you look in his eyes and see that he is in a better space in terms of comfort. So he got a lot of these guys that feel good about Dennis Allen that he gets along with.


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[Assistant] One of those guys is Mr. Joe Woods. We're gonna play an interview.


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[Assistant] For in the moment that lets you hear, I don't know if you ever heard him before, but I never played him on this, this platform before, but we're going to listen to him today and get his something, pick his brain and see how he sees the game. Very smart guy. And he owes a lot to Dennis Allen. Dennis Allen and gave him jobs before, before several of these guys that he knows so


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen has Joe Woods and Joe Woods could be the key to this whole thing. What do you mean Q?


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[Assistant] Joe Woods is the defensive coordinator. The Saints did not have a defensive coordinator last year. Yes, they did. Q, they had, uh, Ryan Nilsson and, uh,


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[Assistant] Coach Chris Richard, as they had them split, now they didn't have nobody there.


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[Assistant] And he couldn't pick between the two to say, I want you to be the guy. No.


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[Assistant] This is different. You actually got a person that's actually occupying that position.


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[Assistant] While another guy coaches the defensive line, another guy runs the secondary. That's a big.


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[Assistant] Wait over off of Dennis Allen's shoulder because what it allows.


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[Assistant] Everybody to kick up and report back to Joe Woods and Joe Woods then goes to Dennis Allen. So if any discipline.


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[Assistant] And the offensive guy is handling it on their side. You see what I'm saying here? Because that's not his strong suit. He's not a confrontational dude. He kind of shrieks away from that. He's not a confrontational guy.


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[Assistant] So having a Joe Woods, who's a people person, a really smart guy about the schematics and schemes of how things go from a defensive standpoint, that's kicking up and reporting back to Dennis Allen. Dennis Allen respects and really likes a lot to the point where he can get game from and they can kind of, you know, kind of come together and decide on which plays are best for defense. You see what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] It takes some of a lot of that off his shoulders. Is that why he's looking like that? You're feeling a little bit more relaxed here? Joe Woods?


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[Assistant] This could make a lot of sense. So we'll see if this could work here.


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[Assistant] The blame, even though Dennis Allen says I'll call the defense, I'll call the place for the defense.


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[Assistant] And Joe Woods handles everything else. That's a big deal. Will it work here? Hmm. We'll see. We'll see. But he most certainly definitely looks.


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[Assistant] Uh, more refresh and hopefully it'll work out for the man, man. You know what I'm saying? Because if it don't, you know what time it is.


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[Assistant] It's put up or shut up, baby. It's put up or shut up.


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[Assistant] Thank you. So anyway, let's move forward, man. Let's keep it going. We're going to get and talk. The day is we're going to talk to the man himself right here.


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[Assistant] And here from this interview right here from Mickey, this was on Sirius Radio, XM Radio of the day.


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[Assistant] We'll play a snippet of this interview. I was trying to find the whole damn thing to play and react to. I couldn't find it.


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[Assistant] But if y'all know where the entire interview, uh, just put it in the comment section and I'll react to it later. But this is a little bit from Mickey Loomis, uh, uh, talking about the same.


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[Assistant] And uh, this, this is really cool. Like I said, the, the.


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[Assistant] The game plan between the Saints, right? Cause we know at the end of the season, they kind of, they ran from the family base. They really did, they ran.


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[Assistant] But what they were able to do in terms of get on the same page, they've actually went beyond to make the Saints offense and defense, you know, to give the guy everything he possibly needs. I mean, that's all, all this is for Dennis Allen. All this is, this is the quarterback he took in the, in the draft high. Um,


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[Assistant] These are his people, a lot of these defensive guys, some of these guys that you're bringing in a lot, these are his folks. So the Saints have really went above and beyond, even to the point where bringing John Grutin to the team, you know, adding and bringing John Grutin to the squad. That was another big one that was really astronomical.


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[Assistant] In terms of what they're trying to do now, there was a bit of backlash for that and I'm going to probably get you guys a take on that, you know, later on.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, but the reality is, is that when you look at what the saints are doing, you know, and I'm a tough grader.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm a hell of a grader. I'm not going to tell you no different. I'm a tough grader. I'm sorry. I'm just, I'm just saying. I'm a tough ass grader.


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[Assistant] And even me with all my toughness and my roughness.


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[Assistant] I still got to give the saints high marks, even though the rest of the league is not doing that because they don't believe in Dennis Allen, because Dennis Allen truthfully hasn't really given us something to really talk about in terms of regular season wins. All this is still off season. And remember, I'm feeling pretty good in the vibration and it's very positive.


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[Assistant] I love what they're doing from a free agency and draft standpoint, undrafted standpoint and signing these guys and fortifying the depth of these position groups. But at the same time.


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[Assistant] I'm still being very patient about what I'm seeing, but being optimistic at the same time saying, okay.


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[Assistant] All right, I like that. Yeah, that's what I'm, yeah, yeah. Okay. Cool. All right. Y'all guys are hitting it. All right. Yeah. Cool. All right. You guys are crushing it.


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[Assistant] And then when the season comes on, that's when you have to take all of that talent and then.


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[Assistant] Move it onto the regular season and begin to accumulate wins.


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[Assistant] In this first year, I really do believe that the saints will gain some traction.


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[Assistant] Depending on how the Saints offense gels, how fast it gels, I still think the defense will be good. I just think the offense will be better. I really do think that. I think, and it's not totally on-car in terms of the offense, the Saints gave them a mean running game and some security blankets for tight ends. We got wide receivers all over the place and it's all in a matter of time to see how these guys kind of get it together.


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[Assistant] But really, if the Saints can just re-just keep it simple, reestablish that play action at first,


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[Assistant] We can just start doing all the type of stuff that we love to do that we wasn't able to do last year to consistency, a lot of positive stuff. So yes, very cautious.


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[Assistant] Optimism from my end, but still in all cautious, very optimistic by the way, so.


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[Assistant] Well, the family member said, Q, what you think? I'm giving us some thumbs up. I'm got, I got to tell, I got to tell you, baby. I got to tell you anyway.


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[Assistant] Uh, when, uh, well, he says James backs up James once he believes he still is capable of starting.


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[Assistant] And the NFL, and of course, Jameis knows what he does. Let's, let's peep out what Jameis had to say, family, if y'all didn't hear this. Here you go.


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[Assistant] Alright, that's Jamus Winston. I'ma play a little bit more of this fam, but this is what Jamus does, man. Jamus has grown leaps and bounds since coming here. Uh, has pretty much fell in love with the culture.


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[Assistant] Uh, still feels as he's that guy. And the truth is, the truth of the matter is, Jameis could have definitely went back to Tampa Bay if he wanted to. They have freaking Baker Mayfield over there.


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[Assistant] So he could have went back to Tampa and started over Baker Mayfield.


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[Assistant] I mean, I don't even think they would have gotten Baker Mayfield if James Winston, you know, he decided to leave. They would have picked him up.


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[Assistant] So thank you KB. Shout out to KB says I'm excited for the season. Uh, hashtag I'm a hooded.


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[Assistant] Hahaha. Shout out to KB. Much love to you, queen. Appreciate you. Much love to the fam, man. Appreciate y'all being up in this thing. Scoob, Jerry.


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[Assistant] Uh, JT, everybody, man, thank y'all. Dane, I see you. Queen Slade, I see you. Reginald, Tron, much love fam. Ro, St. Doug, what's happening? Darrell, everybody. Laurie, I see you fam. Much love, brother. Gundam, Big Ken, T-Roy.


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[Assistant] Everybody man, appreciate y'all being up in this thing. Daniel, I see you fam. Who dat? So yeaah, Jame is doing his thing fam. Yeaah, Jame is talking up, being positive man. And you know.


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[Assistant] Things happen in NFL and I most certainly want to see Derek Carr.


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[Assistant] I think, uh, the Saints offense with Derek Carr, what he brings, you studied the film, like I've talked about it. He brings explosive, explosive plays back because of his deep ball ability. He throw that damn deep ball like it's an intermediate pass. I mean, it's just easily just drops it out there.


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[Assistant] And it forces defense to create space underneath. That's our game.


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[Assistant] Once we get that, you're giving Jamal Williams, Elvin Kamara, Kendre Miller, you're giving them space. We're going to eat your, we're going to eat your lunch. We're going to eat your lunch, your breakfast and your damn dinner. That's what we're going to do. You're going to be starving Marvin around that piece. Anyway, let's finish up with James.


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[Assistant] Absolutely, man. Jameis Winston, man. Dropping game. And you're right, the game is bigger than you. It's a team game, man.


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[Assistant] But eh, but you know, as an individual, you fit a role for the team and you do your, you do, you handle your business, you know.


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[Assistant] And that's a big part of the game. Love that mentality and that attitude because.


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[Assistant] Uh, Jamus was a starting quarterback last year. It took a lot and it shows a lot for a man or person period.


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[Assistant] Get lied to, deceived and still stay with the team. That's big.


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[Assistant] Cause most of the people, if you work at a job and the boss lied to you about your job or getting a raise or whatever the case may be, man, you looking for a new gig.


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[Assistant] Jamus, you know, he's playing it, you know, cool. You know, he's staying with the team. He accepted the deal. And I think it's, it was huge for both because at, you know,


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[Assistant] I'm a historian in these matters, and I remember when they signed Derek Carr, there was a split right down the middle between the Derek Carr folk and the James Winston folk. And when James resigned, that split disappeared like it never was there. I remember all that.


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[Assistant] So getting that happen, that brought the team together, they created harmony there. And I just love that. The fact that he is, cause you know, it's a physical game. If Carr does miss a few games, uh, you know, C19 might pop up again.


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[Assistant] Hopefully he doesn't get hurt, but if he does, we got Jamis. Dan Jamis will be a hundred percent healthy. You can look at him during the, uh,


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[Assistant] OTAs, he didn't have anything on him. He was out there throwing and he looked as healthy as I've seen in a long time.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, this is a credit to James Winston. Shout out to him and how he's been doing this thing. Alright, so anyway, let's go to the next one fam. Let's tune this one up here.


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[Assistant] And I wanted to play this because a lot of people might've not heard from Joe Woods and this is Joe Woods, man. And Joe Woods is one of those type of old school defensive coaches, man. Really smart duel and really good at explaining the game. So for those who didn't get an opportunity to listen to Joe Woods, here it is Joe Woods.


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[Assistant] He said what he's being, he's come here, he wants to make it easy for Dennis Allen. We talked about that. He, uh, Joe Wood says to coach the DBs. So he'll be, and we know that was his specialty, but he'll be coaching up the defensive backs along with coach Robinson and the secondary coach. So.


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[Assistant] And try to make it as easy as he possibly can. So whatever happens in Joe Woods is the D man. He's the boss of the defense.


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[Assistant] Uh, in terms of everybody, you know, has to listen to him. So he operates in that role. So it'll be interesting to see how well this works. If it is taking a pressure off, then it's silent in terms of from a coaching standpoint, because he has pressure from the entire who that nation on his shoulder and he needs to produce. So.


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[Assistant] You see, Joe Woods, and this is, I think that's Ed Daniels. I'm talking to him. Yea, it's Ed Daniels. Old school. Shout out to Ed Daniels, man. Been doing this for a long time, man. Shout out to Ed.


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[Assistant] The reality is you see how Ed Daniels is really smart is firing off these questions about defense to Joe Woods and Joe Woods is like going back at him. He's not doing a political shuffle.


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[Assistant] Where he has to redirect or misdirect you to a different point or topic. He's hitting these things straight on, has good football acumen.


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[Assistant] Like I said, him and Dennis Allen gets along very well. He's a defensive coordinator. He is running the defense. DA calls the plays for the defense. That's what they told us. So it appears to be on par for that. And Joe Woods, like I said, he's a guy that's easy to talk to real smart with it. Good at breaking the game down to you should see.


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[Assistant] Footage of him out on the field talking to players and breaking down and telling DBs what he wanted them to do and explaining schematics, schemes, and positions where he's supposed to be, stuff like that. And dude is really smart. Let's finish up.


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[Assistant] Alright, Joe Woods fam, straight, straight like an arrow, giving you the game.


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[Assistant] Real mom man, I told y'all that's like family. Y'all gonna really like Joe Woods, man.


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[Assistant] Gonna really like him. Really good, smart guy. Modest guy, really good at breaking the game down.


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[Assistant] And, and the players are gonna love Joe Woods, man. He a football coach. He the type of coach, he don't spittin' your face and, ah, you know, when you fussin' that, ah!


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[Assistant] Nah, that ain't Joe Woods. Joe Woods, as you can see, a mild-mannered, easy dude. Pretty cool guy.


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[Assistant] You would love to have him as your defensive coordinator. He told you pretty much, you know, Dennis Allen, like we said, his job is to run the defense. Take that off of Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] And he would definitely get some feedback from Dennis Allen. Dennis Allen is, uh,


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[Assistant] I think as much as I think about Joe Woods in terms of how smart he is and, and how articulate he is, articulate what he is with the game and such, he would definitely include him in that as well. You would definitely want to have that type of relationship with your defensive coordinator to help just to have some input on the play calling on the defense.


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[Assistant] Love, I like Joe Woods, man. What can I say, man? Real cool dude, man. I hope y'all do too, man. Not bad at all.


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[Assistant] And then of course we're going to take one from the wire. The saints finally aren't ranked among the NFL dead money lenders. Let me tell you something. I told you.


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[Assistant] It was taking a while, but the Saints finally aren't ranked among the NFL dead money lenders. They aren't top five.


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[Assistant] They aren't even top 10 for once. The saints have a very manageable, manageable sum.


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[Assistant] of salary cap resources left over from past contracts per


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[Assistant] The cat over the caps estimates the Saints ranked number 12. How about that?


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[Assistant] Around the league with 24 and a half million tied up in defunct deals with their former players, the bulk of it accounted


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[Assistant] Uh, hits behind like quarterback Ian Book over 300 grams.


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[Assistant] Titan, Adam Troutman, the fish man over 200 grand defensive lineman, Jordan Jackson, 132 grand.


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[Assistant] And he says, now let's be clear, 24 and a half million is a lot of money getting better production out of those draft picks and managing contract situations veterans would have curbed to cost. I think they gave up too soon on Jordan Jackson to be honest with you.


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[Assistant] Y'all remember him in the defensive tackle out of air force, but it's a steep drop from where they've been.


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[Assistant] It should be noted that it's almost 11% of the 2023 salary cap this time last summer in the wake of the defensive.


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[Assistant] The salary cap more responsibly so they aren't paying so much money towards guys who aren't on their roster. This is a positive step in the right direction.


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[Assistant] This is a positive step in the right direction. It'll pay off in a big way in recent years ahead.


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[Assistant] 2023 salary cap by about 11 million. Give or take a couple of hundred thousand dollars in there in good shape to add more experienced talent.


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[Assistant] As the off season continues, baby. So there you go.


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[Assistant] So a lot of positive, the money, the acquisition of talent and players and coaches. Let us not forget the coaches.


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[Assistant] We just played Joe Woods, loved Joe Woods. They had coach Robinson at the secondary that coach Woods will work with in, in collaboration with.


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[Assistant] Clancy Barone, a new tight ends coach. You got a new defensive line coach, uh, and Todd Grantham that they added.


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[Assistant] They have some Jari Evans as an assistant coach to go along with coach Doug Morrone, the Saints.


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[Assistant] Have added some very experienced coaches to the staff. How does that turn out? Plus the maturation of Cody Burns in the wide receiver room.


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[Assistant] We are looking pretty good there. We still was able to keep coach Ronald Curry, the passing game coordinator and, and, uh, you know, in combination with Pete Carmichael there, hopefully he gets more intake from him along with Carl and how we.


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[Assistant] A new guy to team from an offensive standpoint, but a lot of pressures on Pete Carmichael.


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[Assistant] An offensive unit to stay steady and be a top five, top 10 unit. And I think they have what it takes to be that and more, baby. Let me tell you something. All right. So anyway.


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[Assistant] Let's keep going fam, we're gonna hit our final article right here. And I want to play this for you guys. Give me a second here. Let me, uh, let me see. I'mma play.


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[Assistant] This for you guys, so hold on. Let me see how you guys hold on. I'll play this for you guys.


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[Assistant] Uh, tell me what you think about this. This is a snippet from, uh, WWL radio. This is Detilia breaking down, uh, you know, the Saints bringing in John Gruden.


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[Assistant] Tell me what you think about it, cause I'm getting mixed emotions from the who that nation. I want y'all to tell me how y'all feel once y'all hear this. Here we go.


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[Assistant] Anyway, uhm, what do you guys think, man? Put it in the comment section below and let you know.


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[Assistant] If the Saints hide Giant Groon, I think I polled the family members.


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[Assistant] Uh, a couple of shows ago when this broke and people were misreporting the fact that the Saints hired John Groon as an assistant and I said no they didn't. They didn't hire him as an assistant. That's not what the reports was saying. Word on the street was he was in there for one time and then that was it. He was in there, uh,


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[Assistant] Trying to assist and give giblets of information on how the Saints could, uh, use Carr in this, in this, in the Saints, uh, Sean Payton style West Coast system. That's what they were trying to do. So.


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[Assistant] With that being said, the informational aspect of John Gruden coming in there.


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[Assistant] That's the tell Pete Carmichael and the offensive brass and the head coach. Listen, you need to do this with him versus this hat and you do this, that and the third. They could have, you know, that could have been a phone call, but getting him down there to talk and kind of get it. That's a whole nother thing.


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[Assistant] There's, like I said, it's different thought processes on the Gruden thing. I think ultimately John Gruden.


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[Assistant] Uh, for the several years that he was the head coach of the Raiders and he had a car that he got the absolute best out of car, including I think the final year.


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[Assistant] That him and Carl was together. Carl almost had 5,000 yards that year. Now granted, the passing yards was up. The interceptions was also up. So he was drawing a lot because


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[Assistant] You know, he had to, you know, the team, they weren't a very complete team. You know, they were still, even though Gruden was there trying to build them and make them into something, they still had some issues. But Carr overall.


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[Assistant] As a very talented quarterback and with the proper guidance that we can do just some of what Chucky was doing with him in Oakland.


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[Assistant] And at the same time, getting them to keep them interceptions down because I think he had double digit interceptions, but he's still like a nine to 10 interceptions, uh, between his touchdowns.


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[Assistant] So we can get him to keep his interceptions down a bit. I wouldn't be mad at the fact that if he throws for 27, 28 touchdowns versus 10 picks or 12 picks, even that, that's not bad.


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[Assistant] But in the end, but if he's healthy and in the same system for all the weeks, man, for the entire season, you're looking at.


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[Assistant] You're looking at 47, 4800 yards. I wouldn't be surprised if the guy hit 5,000 yards in his first year with the Saints. I wouldn't be surprised.


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[Assistant] You know, if you look at everything the Saints have in the wide open offense, they're going to be promoting Derek Carr to get that damn ball down the field. So I wouldn't be surprised if him slinging it and averaging 200 and.


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[Assistant] 30, 240, 250 yards a game, at least, because that's the style of players to get the ball up the field. Explosives. But, that being said, what's the thought process on this interview I just played, right here, and I don't really listen to Bobby Ebert, no disrespect to Bobby Ebert, he kinda, he tends to meander too much for me, into stuff that


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[Assistant] You know, and starts cheerleading a bit for stuff at times, and ahh, you know, that's just his style, but it's okay. But what do you guys think about that?


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[Assistant] Shout out to you, man. Uh, who was, who said that? Man, I just happened to peek up at that at 504 Cossets. He be drunk.


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[Assistant] Hey, but shout out to Bobby Haber, man. We went down to his restaurant, uh, the Cajun, what's it called? The Cajun Cannon. Man, listen, man, it was good.


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[Assistant] Uh, at the Cajun Canyon, it was good, man. You know, I get to give him a shot. Matter of fact, my, my mother and my, my mother, happy birthday to her. Her birthday was yesterday. Happy birthday to your mom. Uh, she was, uh, she went down there.


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[Assistant] Uh, about it, do you agree? From a football standpoint, it makes sense, but a lot of people kind of touch you on the other stuff and rightfully so. Understanding that I don't know the particulars behind it in terms of the man apologizing. I don't know.


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[Assistant] Consulted. It's a big business. I couldn't consult you on it. Alright.


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[Assistant] Jared, let's say I'm trying to win football games. So whatever it takes, let's go. I hear you Jared. Reginald says, yes, car was good. Well, Gruden, why not Pete?


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[Assistant] Need all the help he can give family who that family. Tedra says wouldn't sell my soul for a championship, but that's just.


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[Assistant] Me. All right. Tug graphs. I'm looking for every avenue to find the best approach. I'm not a Grootin guy, but.


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[Assistant] He is unique to the situation. Scoop says a car cuts you off for traffic. After you catch up to it, you call the drive the biggest racial slur you can think of. Might you be a racist? What it do, Pimpin?


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[Assistant] All right, all right. What's up uncle dude? Shout out to you fam. Shout out to you chiming in from North Carolina. All right. Shout out to you fam, Darrell.


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[Assistant] Ari, that's right. Thank you, bro. Appreciate you. Yeah. She had a birthday yesterday, man. And she says, son.


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[Assistant] I don't know what you be saying on that show, but I sure enjoyed watching you. I said, you know what? I might be doing all right if my mama who's not a football person can sit there and watch a whole show and not, and not know what the hell I'm talking about. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I think I might be hitting on something there. I think I might be a little good there.


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[Assistant] All right. So thank y'all. Appreciate y'all, man. Giving a shout out for a birthday. Yeah, man. Yeah. We choked out on Memorial's Day.


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[Assistant] The boys, everybody, we had a fantastic time by the way, man. So shout out to moms and the fam. All right. So yeah, this is, this is cool. This is very cool. Yeah. JT says Peyton Turner better start your bus. All right.


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[Assistant] Nah, okay, who that troll? Shout out to you. But yeah, it's just interesting, man. It's just one of the things. Now remember, uh,


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[Assistant] We'll get through this. We'll get through this because it's really a sidebar of anything. This is, uh, if I would consider it even an obstacle, I wouldn't even say that much because the man just peeked in, it dropped some game and then left. Matter of fact,


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[Assistant] He, he, he got in there and moved so fast. I don't see one picture anybody took about him.


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[Assistant] You look about all the people, I'm saying where was the pitchers at? Did anybody take any shots or pitches of Groot and Groot moved in so fast and got out of there?


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[Assistant] You know, there ain't nobody, I ain't see any pictures of them. Did anybody see any photographs of Groot and Don at the, at the Saints facility? Did y'all see any pictures? I didn't. Maybe I was under the rocker last week, but.


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[Assistant] You know, but I didn't see any pictures of John Gruden down there at the building. Just to be honest with you on that. I didn't see it.


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[Assistant] It'll, I think it'll be a different conversation if the saints actually hired him to bring him in as a guy. And then what would happen is the saints are not an organization. They're not going to see in this as, and I talked about this before.


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[Assistant] A lot of these organizations, cause the saints trying to get rights and I think they got the rights to market their team in France. Is it? So you, you know, and you know, the floor, the leaf is, is a, is a common symbol over there in France. So it's easy for the saints to take it over there and they're trying to get that international money.


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[Assistant] So when you, when, if they lose and you like, man, I ain't giving you jack.


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[Assistant] Well, that's all right. Y'all can keep it a little bit. We got France over here representing don't you count on it. But anyway, this is the thing. Like they're business people. Their bottom line is to bank out.


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[Assistant] So they'll pick items and things that are very non-abrasive. You see what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] They won't pick certain topics to get too close on in there. And they got guys that's bored of them that say, I would stay away from that if I was you.


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[Assistant] You know, and they do that. So they want to do that. So they appeal to everybody because regardless of what affiliation you are tied to politically or anywhere else.


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[Assistant] We are all who that's in this building at the end of the day. It's very odd that we can, we can go to the Superdome or go to the nearest Buffalo Wild Wings or whatever, and then just have a party and drink and be merry and cheer, cheer for our team together. And then after the game is over, we'll be going back to our lives and tell each other apart. That's really crazy how that works, right?


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[Assistant] Really crazy how that all works, man, that we can come together in the spirit of sport, but nothing else. You know, that's crazy. But anyway.


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[Assistant] This is the thing, I think if he attached himself to the team, I think the Saints would, matter of fact, I know what the Saints would do is they would make him come out.


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[Assistant] With an apology or whatever, if he hadn't apologized, they'll make them re-apologize and they will clean them up and then they'll have them a part of some initiative.


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[Assistant] Some initiate, uh, uh, organization doing something, whatever the case might be.


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[Assistant] It's, it's a damage control. Like there's organizations that set up, like if you do something stupid or you say something that's abrasive, then you comes out, you, you think as an organization that operate with damage control, that'll come out and try to minimize as much as the damage as they clean, as they can and clean up the person as much as they can.


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[Assistant] Have writing out his stuff, telling them what you can say, what you can't say if you didn't know stuff like that.


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[Assistant] And that's what they would do with John Gruden if they hired him. So they just wouldn't just bring him in and then add him to the team and then bring a lot of that, uh, the, the, the bad stuff or whatever people don't like about to the team. You see what I'm saying? Cause they don't want that to impact the money. The bottom line is a dollar sign, man. Is what I'm saying. The ultimate.


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[Assistant] The ultimate sign to them is the dollar. The bottom line is the dollar sign, baby. That's what it's about. That's what it is. The bottom line is the dollar sign.


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[Assistant] I know. So at the end of the day, man, it's a, it's, it's a, this, he was p-peeked in the building and left. If they signed him as a coach, I think they would definitely make him go through the, you know, like you see a lot of people come out.


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[Assistant] And apologize, all this kind of stuff. They would definitely do that to John Groove if he wanted to be down with.


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[Assistant] The saints, just, just how it go nowadays, man. And that's how businesses operate. They ain't going to want nobody in there that's going to come.


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[Assistant] And cause problems and mess with their money. That's just, that's just not what they're going to do. You know, shout out to the fan. Appreciate the family members.


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[Assistant] Uh, throwing out the, uh, happy birthdays to my mom, man. Yeah, she was sick. She, she's like, son, I'm so proud of you, son. Son, I'm so proud. I don't know what you be talking about up there on that show, but I just hear you laughing and talking and I just really enjoy it. I say, okay, man. Thank you, baby. Thank you, baby.


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[Assistant] All right. Brother Wallace says brain grew known as office coordinator. Right. Joe, shout out to you, man. Appreciate y'all, man. All right. Slim says Pete Carmichael will be the scapegoat if the offense is not up to par. And yeah, that's, that's, uh, that's true, bro.


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[Assistant] You know, Dennis Allen kind of shielding himself here. And I don't think the saints, even if they would have to fall through the floor for them to like cut Dennis Allen off, like they have to regress and go from seven and nine to less than what they made to fire him.


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[Assistant] But he kinda insulated himself pretty well now because Pete Carmichael would get the blame if he didn't move the Saints offense.


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[Assistant] And I, and I, and I, and look, fair to Pete, I think Pete gets it done this year because of the Carr compliment. Carr and Carr Michael will work well together with Coach Ronald Curry in the mix.


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[Assistant] I think the Saints offense, I really do think this fam, and I've been saying this, I think the Saints are operating with a top 10 offense.


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[Assistant] And we on paper right now, but I'm from just studying the film.


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[Assistant] And seeing what Card brings and some of the people they're adding to the team that could possibly be there when we start playing for real. This could have, this has the makings of a very, of a top 10 offense. It really does. I wouldn't be surprised if they're top five.


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[Assistant] And it's not just the wide receivers, the tight end romance pack, the wide receiver romance pack, uh,


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[Assistant] Guys like Foster Monroe will bring it. James Washington, a guy nobody really talking about.


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[Assistant] Who's healthy. James Washington is flipping good, man. He's good at what he does.


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[Assistant] And like we have all these signings, Jamal Williams. I keep saying that Jamal freaking Williams is your backup running back.


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[Assistant] You got foster my role behind your wine Johnson running around here.


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[Assistant] You know, your running back room is off the chain. Even Kamara in or out. It's still off the chain. You know?


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[Assistant] I mean, it's just the offense to me has what it takes to go to that next level. Carr is a leader. You can't take that away from him. He throws the deep ball. His numbers are good. He's familiar with this system. Can he get a cue? He did it five times prior with his numbers. When he had five coordinators, Pete makes six coordinators. He adjusted to every offense out there.


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[Assistant] So you don't think he'll adjust to the Saints QB friendly system? We shall see in time. So anyway.


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[Assistant] Much love to the fam. I'm going to get ready to get on up out of here, man. So I appreciate you guys for chiming in. What's up, Pammy? Shout out to Pammy. All right. Thank you, brother Trine. Appreciate you.


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[Assistant] Any quick questions, family? If y'all got any questions, please feel free.


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[Assistant] Uh, they're kind of chunking at me. You know, I'll take a few questions before.


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[Assistant] I get on up, up out of this thing man, but throw a few questions at me fam.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, if you have any questions, I'll answer them, uh, right quick. So yeah. So some of the guys, fam, let me get this picture off of you. Uh, some of the guys like, and I have the saints depth chart right here tuned up, right?


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[Assistant] And like, like I said, when you talk about some of the guys, the saints added, and I just given a few guys, Jamal Williams to me.


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[Assistant] This guy is awesome, man. His energy, his ferocity, great vision.


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[Assistant] He had 17 rushing touchdowns average. I mean, 17 rushing touchdowns. A lot of his touchdowns came in the red zone, you know, and he finds a way to get in that end zone. You're not stopping them six feet, 220 plus pound pounding speed, cut ability.


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[Assistant] And he's fun loving. You love Jamal Williams' personality. He loves the Pokemon thing. I'm not a Pokemon guy. I'm not a Digimon guy. I remember all that stuff.


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[Assistant] But that's just not, you know, I, I, I, I don't rock with all that. You dig? You know, but I, I know about Gundam. I know about, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, uh, you know, Outlaw Star, I knew about, uh, uh, was, was the one I was watching the other day. Oh man. Oh man. Oh man, I forgot. See, I forgot. But there's a lot of them, man, that I used to watch back in the day. What was the dude? Uh, damn, see, I'm getting, I'm getting up there.


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[Assistant] Y'all know who I'm talking about, but that's, but that's cool, brother. You're rocking with that. But Jamal Williams, man, to me.


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[Assistant] It's one of the best ones that's out there, man. Let me tell you something. He's a really solid dude and this is your backup running back. Big things popping in the city. Another dude, like we talk about James Washington, this brother right here.


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[Assistant] 27 years old, he has some injuries, but James Washington is good, man. He's a good player. He has some pretty decent years with the Steelers.


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[Assistant] Like he went there, you can see he had the 44 catch year when he averaged over six, almost 17 yards per catch in that 2019 year. Now he has some injuries, but this guy got speed.


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[Assistant] His hands, let me tell you something, James Washington is flipping good and the Sinks added them to the team. So as you march in through some of the depth chart and he's not the starters, these the guys behind the start.


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[Assistant] Then you add this guy with Foster Monroe. Very solid tight end that can block.


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[Assistant] As well as, you know, he can block and catch the ball, soft hands, nose card, you know, has some good years with the Raiders.


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[Assistant] You know, and what he was doing, matter of fact in 2022, he had his best year, 54 catches, averaged almost 13 yards per catch.


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[Assistant] For Foster Monroe and he's a LSU guy. He's a hometown kid and he's back.


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[Assistant] So, I mean, I'm really proud and happy for Foster Monroe. Plus he's a fighter, man. He fought through that damn cancer. So for people that's dealing with that affliction, Foster Monroe is a person that people can look to and say, Hey man, never give up.


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[Assistant] Look what Foster Monroe done did. So this is just few of the guys I'm talking about from the offense that I really like. When we talk about Jamal Williams and James Washington, Foster Monroe, these are guys that are veteran guys that will be solid contributors.


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[Assistant] So I really want to see what James Washington fit among these other guys. And then when you start talking about all these young guys that we like a lot.


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[Assistant] Man, all I can, all I can tell you man is that I'm looking very, I'm looking forward to all of the fantastic stuff that's coming from.


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[Assistant] I won't say Payton Turner's a bust right now.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, brother JT. I wouldn't say he's a bust right now.


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[Assistant] Even though I think for his career, he just has three sacks and the three, you know, I think this is his third year of being here, if I'm not mistaken. So.


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[Assistant] No, I don't, I won't say he's a bus yet, bro. I won't call him a bus yet, even though we know Davenport definitely qualifies as a bus, but Peyton Turner.


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[Assistant] To my understanding, word on the street is that Peyton Turner is healthy.


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[Assistant] And even though Granderson is there, the Saints are going to make Peyton Turner earn that job.


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[Assistant] Now you don't get me wrong. Carl Granderson is the safest bet of all of those guys because he is perhaps Carl is ready for a jump. Now he's been kind of the guy that saints have kind of been grooming in that position. So now that Davenport's out of the way, remember,


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[Assistant] Carl Grandison had, what, five and a half sacks last year. And now they got Carl positioned


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[Assistant] As the guy opposite of Cam, now where's, will it stay that way? I don't know. But Carl Granderson, man, is a guy that really.


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[Assistant] Grew up in the saints defense. So that'll be a good question to see where he is in the turn. Could he be a full time starter? Cause he's been a damn good reserve guy. Can he start full time? You know, we'll see, but he definitely had the motor. He has some, he has the speed and ability. He ought to be able to play the run as well as the pass.


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[Assistant] And Carl Grandison, we shall see, but Peyton Turner is a guy that got to really.


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[Assistant] Step up and show what he can do this year because he does have the first round grade and the Saints does.


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[Assistant] They want to see him earn it, man, to be honest. But I'm not going to call him a bus yet, bro. I'm not going to do that just yet.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've been slimming down, man. Let me tell you something, bro. Thank you for that, man. Hey, listen, bro.


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[Assistant] You know, I've been kind of jumping on some game, brother. Let me tell you something. I've been listening for the family members, man. I drink me a glass of, uh, of pomegranate juice.


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[Assistant] Every day that's y'all look that up. That's pretty good for the family. Really been helping me out. Um.


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[Assistant] I eat my, you know, I snack on my pumpkin seeds. That's really big as well. I was talking to a friend of mine, letting her know that, you know, about those great, the attributes that come when I've been drinking my alkaline water. I've been doing my little walk and my little running.


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[Assistant] You know, I've been, uh, doing my sit-ups and put-ups. So yeah, it's, it's time, man. You know, I'm 40. How much? 46 years old. I'm 46. That's right. 46. So.


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[Assistant] You know, as I get older, man, I'm taking my health a lot more serious than what I did before. I played football before and I kind of have a busy schedule. So at times I don't have time to kind of work out.


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[Assistant] But I'm making it work. You see what I'm saying? Cause there's opportunities that's, that's moving up in the future that I have to be able to get right for physically.


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[Assistant] So I have to be in the best shape that I possibly can be. Plus it's a component as a parent.


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[Assistant] And my children playing basketball with them and doing being active with them. And you know, you gotta stay on your square. You gotta make sure you're.


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[Assistant] Uh, in good shape. So those things really helped me out. So, you know, it's cool.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, uh, thank you for that bro. Shout out to you. Uh, Tedra for that says, uh, you know anything about Adrian Fry? Yeah, they added Adrian Fry kind of late in the game, man.


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[Assistant] I wanna say he's on here, man. Where is Adrian Fry at? I don't know. He's not even listed on this list here.


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[Assistant] Uh, in the, uh, in practice. So, you know, he was kind of a late addition to the party. Let me see if I can pull up his, uh, pull him up. Cause I think he should be on here somewhere. Let me see, uh, I don't even see him on here. Nah, they must've didn't add him on here. They got every damn body on here. I don't see him on there.


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[Assistant] Yeah. No, he ain't. There he is. Okay. He don't even have a pitcher. Yeah. Texas Tech. There he is. Okay. There you go. Adrian Fry. Six feet tall. Defensive back.


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[Assistant] Uh, 200 feet, I mean 200 feet, 200 pounds out of Texas, Texas.


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[Assistant] And the rookie, he has some plays going on that's interesting about Adrian Fry.


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[Assistant] Is that I'm gonna have to study some film on his brother. I heard about him. I heard about some of the stuff that he was where he came from out of Houston. And I probably had to be a subject of when we do like a on cue big cue, uh, uh, film study on Adrian Fry to see what he.


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[Assistant] Uh, brains to the table, but you know, we'll see man on that, you know, that you got to watch out for these guys that kind of sneak up on the team. Cause I think he was one of the last guys they picked up on. So yeah, we got to look into him. All right. Thank you fam.


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[Assistant] All right, uh, uh, shout out to you five of course, excuse your legend, the whole who that nation probably.


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[Assistant] Oh yeah, thank you fam, appreciate it. That wouldn't be nothing if it wasn't for you guys, man. I always gotta give you guys much, you know, every piece of credit y'all give me, I throw it right back to you, man, because if it wasn't for you guys, man.


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[Assistant] Uh, just being just diehard family members and supporters for all these years, man.


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[Assistant] Where would I be, man? You know, without you guys. So I lift you up on my shoulders, just like you lift me up. I'm always elevating and thanking you guys, man, for making all this very possible for real. So thank you right back at your friend. All right. So, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, Devon says he's approaching bus status. He's still got a little time, bro. Troll says Q, do you see the video clip of Bryce Young?


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[Assistant] You talking about the one, uh, troll when him getting the passes batted down? Is that the one you talking about?


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[Assistant] He was, he was getting his passes batted down in the, in practice. But yeah, I've seen some footage of, of Bryce Young really looking good out there, man.


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[Assistant] So yeah, I'm messing with him, but I think the kid is special and the Sinks should be fine this year in the NFC. So, but let me tell you every year after this year, it's going to get increasingly difficult.


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[Assistant] From Carolina and Atlanta, so the Saints definitely.


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[Assistant] Whatever they established this year, they gotta keep it going, man, for real. It's a lot of stuff happening. That's right, Scoob.


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[Assistant] Black seed oil, I turned my mom in the morning to that man. He sang them praises of that all the time, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Tug graph. Let me tell you, man, that let me tell you fam, that is, that's the move. Now look into it. Scoop says the lowercase Q is going to have


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[Assistant] Yeah, they're getting big, man. My boy's getting big. Slim says, will Jesse James beat out Lucas Crawl? That's a great question, Slim. And the thing is, bro, it's it. And let me put the depth chart to kind of assist me with that, bro, because.


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[Assistant] As you can see right here, the saints added, they updated the depth chart and this is ESPN by the way, but John's, they got Joine, Fossum and Rotate some hills to flex position and Jesse James already penciled in. The thing about it is Jesse James is an established veteran. So.


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[Assistant] Why would the saints add Jesse James to the team to date? Why would they bring them on being they did you sign Fossum on road? Not too long ago. You know, we looking pretty good about this thing, right? What's the mentality here or the sink now?


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[Assistant] The question, when I heard him sign Jesse James, I was like, okay cool, what are we doing?


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[Assistant] Are we operating with what are we doing multiple times? I know we got the two tight end room, but are we doing anything more than that? You see what I'm saying? You know, so.


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[Assistant] And also to take some heel, you know, he's a, it's a flex position, but.


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[Assistant] You know, they put him wherever they feel that they need to have him. Like, like I said, taste some heel.


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[Assistant] He operates as a running back most of the time, like a lot of his yardage comes by way of the running attack.


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[Assistant] You know, a few times last year, and I showed this statistically when people were saying, Q, you're a quarterback. Like, how are you a quarterback and you threw the ball, attempted to throw the ball, what, 15 times in the entire year? Now he could have had more than that, but he, you know, the passes would have taken him an opportunity to throw.


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[Assistant] Your rear back, don't go through no progress and see you just take the hell off.


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[Assistant] And go and pick up the first down that way. So a lot of his yards came by way of him running as a running back.


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[Assistant] I've seen Taysom Hill block as a, I mean, he was a fullback. He was a running back. He's a tight end. He was a wide receiver and he was behind.


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[Assistant] Yeah, like in a 10 or 11, I don't even know if that was that many completions. Matter of fact, let's just look it up.


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[Assistant] I don't even think of that many. How many passes did he throw as a quarterback last year? It wasn't that many.


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[Assistant] See he got his receiving stats in 2022, 16 games. He had nine catches on 13 targets for 77 yards. He had two touchdowns. This is as a receiver rushing. He had.


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[Assistant] 96 carries for 575 yards with 7 touchdowns. 6 yards per carry. That's tastemill. Like I said.


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[Assistant] When I had to dispel a lot of this foolishness about him being a quarterback, like the dude is a running back. He gets all of his yards and you can see it right there. He gets his yards running to football. Turns into a running back. You don't throw the ball that much.


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[Assistant] Percent completion percentage on 13th of 19th for the entire season. For the whole damn year. You know, so like I said, he even has some return stats right here, man. He even had a few return stats. Kick offs, returned the ball three times to 69 yards. So Taysom Hill does it all, man. He does it all. So.


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[Assistant] You know, it'll be interesting to see what happens there. The sinks have, that's the key to it. They're so damn versatile.


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[Assistant] But to answer your question, Slim, I say chances are probably is Jesse James, if he stays healthy and, and just become the blocker and, and the guy that, you know, he can make it interesting. Could the Saints, I don't know, I don't see the Saints keeping four.


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[Assistant] Active tight ends and I just don't see that. I really don't see that even though I see the Saints really want to be a team that can use three tight end sets, you know, and then who would be the best of your blocking tight ends if you said, okay, uhm,


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[Assistant] We're gonna just have Jewine Johnson, Foster Monroe, Taysom Hill, and Jesse. Which one of those guys you based on the film that you studied on them?


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[Assistant] represents the best of the blockers of the tight ends.


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[Assistant] So it brings a bunch of questions to my mind. It's like, I don't see him keeping four guys there, even though.


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[Assistant] You know, I would love to see the Sanx use the tree tight end look cause they have, they have tight ends.


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[Assistant] Three different styles of tight ends. You got Fossa Monroe, that's really the traditional looking tight end.


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[Assistant] The guy, he's a traditional looking Titan that blocks and catches well.


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[Assistant] Jawan Johnson is that streamline guy that can block as well, but you can kind of slide him out, separate him, you know, from the offensive line, have him operating there.


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[Assistant] And then you got to take some heel, which is the flex guy. You can move him all over the field. So you have three different styles of tight ends.


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[Assistant] That you can apply and then you got Jesse, Jesse James was just a big physical blocker who can catch the ball in the red zone for he's six foot seven, 260 plus pounds. He's the biggest of all the tight ends there. I think Lucas is six six. So we got massive guys, but if it came down to it, bro.


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[Assistant] Between Lucas Carl and Jesse James, man, you got to put Jesse ahead of him because of experience if he stays healthy.


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[Assistant] But still in all the question then beckons is how many tight ends do you keep on your active roster? So thanks for that question slim. Appreciate you, bro.


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[Assistant] Alright, uh, any more questions, fam, before I get ready to kind of bounce on out of this thing, man? I don't see him keeping, uh, T-Roy said who's going to be the kicker? I think Will Lutz is going to be the kicker, fam. I think Will Lutz, uh, is going to retain his kicker status. Uh, they already got a bit of Alex Quivato to bring on.


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[Assistant] Uh, both the new fullback we had, uh, we, you know, you're getting Jesse James and then the fullback Jake Boggess. So you bring them on.


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[Assistant] And then you get rid of Alex Cuevedo to open up a spot for him. And then you still have Blake Grupe who was missing all kinds of kicks, but you know, you expect that early. Hopefully he centers himself, but in the end it's going to be Will Lutz. And that's the thing when you bring in two extra kickers to see where Will Lutz is. Will Lutz is a seven year guy. Last year he had the, he was kind of coming back off the core surgery that he had the year prior.


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[Assistant] And his numbers were really bad. As you can see his numbers dropped big time. Usually is 82% field goal percentage dropped to 74%. That was eye opening. So then, and then he's in the final year of his agreement. So, you know, you will want to see him step his game up.


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[Assistant] And take it to the next level there, man, cause we really need to see, uh, you know, kind of better from Will Lutz here. And you know, they got the statistics lined up here from this regular season. Last regular season, you can see where he was missing out for between 20 and 29 yards out. He was six for six perfect.


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[Assistant] 30 to 39 yards out, he was 9 of 11, not too bad. And where he really struggled on,


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[Assistant] Is anything beyond 40 yards like when the saints were way out there?


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[Assistant] Will Lutz was four of eight between 40 of 49, that's 50%. And then he was four, he was actually better from 50 plus out.


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[Assistant] It was four of six from there and then he hit all of his extra points. He had 102 points combined, but his field goal percentage was 74.2%. That's the lowest by far in his career, even when he's in his very first year.


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[Assistant] It was always a guy that was 82 percentile somewhere up in there. When you drop that low to 74% and you're making that kind of bread, then the people going to be looking at you, uh, funny style. So in the end.


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[Assistant] I think Will Lutz still gets it, man. I think he still gets the, uh, the, the call to be the guy, man, unless injuries occur. So, you know, that's my take on it. All right. Shout out to the fam. Thank you, T Roy. Shout out.


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[Assistant] That's why I take Taysom to throw that damn ball, man. You throw it way up into the ceiling, man, and then.


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[Assistant] You know, so I mean, yeah, he don't, he don't have no feathery touch on them pads.


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[Assistant] Em throw a really nice ball one time, but they far and few in between.


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[Assistant] Because he don't really throw it. You got to throw it often. You know, if you're a quarterback, you got to get into throwing the ball and getting the touch on the football knowing when you need to, where you need to place the football, how much of a touch you got to put on it. If you need to put some stank on the ball to get it between the tight window, all that stuff, you have to kind of think.


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[Assistant] Very, you know, in, in, in microseconds when the play's playing out, you gotta be able to, you know.


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[Assistant] Make that, that judgment call in your head. Then there's the thing is the play clock as a quarterback. You got to be able to understand.


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[Assistant] You know, clock and, and, and, and understand how much time you got. One Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi, while the clock is going off, you're going through your progressions. And if you don't see something that you like, you got to get the ball off to your hot route or dump it off till you got the backfield. You can't, you know, if you see guys coming in, you can't.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, you know, see if you can get rid of the ball, just throw it, you know, throw the ball out of bounds or throwing in completion that save you from losing yardage or possibly hurting yourself.


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[Assistant] Taking a sack to kick you out of field goal range, like what we did several times last year with that, with Andy Dalton taking sacks to hurt the Saints field goal chances.


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[Assistant] It was just, he took sex, you, sex and you didn't need to take them.


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[Assistant] I'm so glad that guy is gone. Andy Dalton I'm speaking about. So glad he would take sex you didn't need, he didn't even need to take.


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[Assistant] You know, he didn't need to take, he could have just threw the ball out of bounds or threw it at a wide receiver feet or whatever. He would literally take sacks he didn't have to take and would knock the Saints out of field goal range several times during the season. It was so maddening to me.


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[Assistant] Tuck said, we're looking for depth in competition. We have some positive salary cap. Yes, a lot to build on. So this is, this is probably not the end result right here. 504 Coastal is in the queue. Uh, any post June 1st cuts, you see the same sign. It could be.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, there's some stank on the Hunter, on the Hunter Renfro thing. We'll have to wait and see about that. We'll have to wait and see on that. The Hunter Renfro thing, because...


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[Assistant] The Saints wide receiver room can get another player there.


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[Assistant] You know, and who would you put in the street? You could put either Keith Kirkwood or Traquan Smith. He's better than either one of those guys.


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[Assistant] So is Hunter Renfro a thing? They've been talking about this for some time now. And it makes sense because there's another wide receiver that Derek Carr is familiar with. And remember the saints are pretty much given Dennis Allen.


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[Assistant] Whatever he wants and if he wants Derek Carr to have these guys that he's comfortable with.


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[Assistant] He's, the saints are showing that they're willing to do that because they understand.


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[Assistant] That if they don't get back to the plus and they don't improve this year, it will be some hell to pay in the, in the big easy. They just know that they just know it. They know it. They know it.


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[Assistant] That's right. So anyway, with that being said, oh, hold on, I'm sorry, Scoob got one and said, does DA play more dime defense with all these talented DBs? I don't think so, bro. I think, uhm.


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[Assistant] I think more than likely Dennis Allen, remember he said he's going to do the 43 and the 34 and all these different defenses. And I've said, nah, you ain't, you're going to stick to what you like. It's very simple. It's the modified nickel.


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[Assistant] Which worked really well, we had Chauncey Gardner Johnson there.


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[Assistant] Bring that, well and I'm asking this and we pretty much know.


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[Assistant] What Allante Taylor is capable of. He's one of the versatile, most versatile defensive backs that we do have. We know that he can play.


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[Assistant] Either corner back position, he could play inside and out. He did it last year.


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[Assistant] We also realized that he can move and play the safety position very versatile, but people kept saying Q, I don't see him as a sly guy. And I was like, fam, listen.


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[Assistant] Alonti Taylor is going to work in that slot fam. You're going to work in that slot. Dennis Allen is not going to make too many changes to his defense. And Paulson Adibou, even though Paulson Adibou.


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[Assistant] To have an off year. Now, don't forget who he was in the prior year. That first year, the Deebo looked really good.


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[Assistant] Now watch what Paulson Adibou turns into in his third year. We know Alante Taylor. Number one, he's, he's, he's a tall fellow. He's incredibly tough.


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[Assistant] You know, he is really intelligent and he picks up stuff very well. Like, and he's like, he's fundamental. He tackles well and he's just getting better and better and better and better and better. And besides, like the graphic shows, he's a second round pick. He has to see the field.


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[Assistant] Uh, and Alante Taylor. So he definitely the position of need for Alante Taylor. Cause there is no other.


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[Assistant] Defensive, he's not going to sit behind no musty ass Bradley Roby. I'm sorry. So Allante Taylor is the future of the position. The Saints drafting him, uh, knowing that Chauncey Gordon and Johnson contract was coming up.


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[Assistant] And I was telling people at the time, I was like, man, this dude is, is, is, is for Chauncey Gardner Johnson's position. Ah Q, he going to play safety.


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[Assistant] I like, he can play safely, he can do whatever you want him to do, but...


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[Assistant] At the end of the day, he is for Johnson going to Johnson. And then of course you see what happens.


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[Assistant] Got rid of Chauncey Gardner Johnson and then the Eagles got rid of Chauncey Gardner Johnson. So what did both of those teams know?


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[Assistant] About Johnson, Johnson needs to pump, to pump his brakes on all that other stuff, man. You're a little out of control on some of this other stuff. He could get the money that you want.


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[Assistant] And it's something that's going on where both these teams, he's a talent. So how are these people.


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[Assistant] Not bringing him back and then he got what? What'd he got for it? Like six what? How much money did they give him? Seven, eight million? I don't know. But it wasn't what he wanted. I knew that for certain.


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[Assistant] So you got to have that mentality. You got to change and understand it's all about business. Stop talking about imaginary people hating on you and people going to say whatever they want to say. You can't stop them from saying that.


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[Assistant] You know, you just use it as motivation and prove upon your game. And a lot of times if you listen to people, it ain't, it's not always hate because.


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[Assistant] Some real giblets of game. That's right. I said giblets. That's right. I said giblets of game sprinkling down on you. And if it makes sense, take it and use it. It's free game. It don't cost you nothing. Like you get in that free game. You ain't paying a damn thing, but listening, you know, your time a little bit.


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[Assistant] To that, so if somebody giving you some insight, they don't have no agenda to grind on you. They don't have any agenda to smash against you with. If a guy's saying you need to work on, you know,


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[Assistant] Uh, your, your, your skill, your attitude, a lot of time you got the talent, but you gotta work on that attitude, man.


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[Assistant] You gotta, you gotta pump your brakes on your attitude, turn it to a real professional. And I mean, inside and out in terms of how you conduct your business and your brand as well.


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[Assistant] So, you know, like it's a lot of guys like the rap and all this type stuff. People are going to be slow to type to kind of attach the brand to you. You got to watch what you say and how you, you see what I'm saying? It's all about business and remember.


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[Assistant] We're not in, we're not totally out here by ourselves. Like we like to believe.


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[Assistant] That we are a separate operating entities. You're a part of the whole. You're a part of the whole. You're a part of the whole and everybody else makes it all around you work and they have a role to play. You have a role to play.


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[Assistant] And you find where you can find that harmony at, and then you play your role. They play their role and you have synergy. You have chemistry. So free game.


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[Assistant] That's what we give him, but Alante Taylor is a very sharp person. I expect a lot from Alante Taylor.


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[Assistant] So it's pretty cool. Another really good giblet of game I like is Jordan Howden. I was studying film on Jordan Howden.


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[Assistant] And what makes Jordan Howden the fifth round draft pick safety? We picked up this shot in Minnesota. If you watch the tape from Howden, it's just free game. I'm just dropping, just giving my thought process on.


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[Assistant] He is the only drafted safety that we had in a while fam. Y'all remember the last safety we drafted fam?


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[Assistant] Tell me, this is a trivia question to the Who That Nation. I want you guys to tell me. Tell me, tell...


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[Assistant] I want y'all to tell me what, what was the, who was the last safety the new Orleans saints draft they found.


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[Assistant] Who was the last safety that the Saints drafted? Outside, obviously in the past, not Jordan Howland.


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[Assistant] This guy is, and this guy will be a force in the future for the Saints. Now, even though right now you got a very cluttered and crowded safety room, let me tell you something. JT Gray is a special team safety. You look at John Denebrams, veteran safety, one year deal, right? Lonnie Johnson, Jr. one year deal, right? Smoke Monday, they got him missing the team period.


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[Assistant] They got him on the back end. He got to step up. We got to see what smoke could do. You know?


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[Assistant] But you got a guy that might dip in the safety room with Lonnie Johnson Jr. You got Jonathan Abram like him. So Jordan Howden, to be honest, which is a guy that we look in that could be very special. That's right. That's right. The family knew the last safety we picked. That was high was Marcus Williams, right? Think about that fam.


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[Assistant] And then prior to Marcus Williams, yeah, you talk about Kenny Vacara, but there were other guys too. But.


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[Assistant] So, I wanna say, so yea, it's, it's, I'mma, let me see if I can bring up the, the chart. Hold on here for me. Y'all got me thinking about this cause I was, and I'm saying to myself like, man damn, a couple of years ago, like the saints really need to look at getting young, you know, getting some help in the safety room, young guys.


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[Assistant] Cause I remember the Sings drafted two safeties several years ago under Sean Payton and you know, it didn't work out too good. Y'all remember that?


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[Assistant] Let's see if I can bring it up, baby. But let, yes.


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[Assistant] That way, and then looking at Jordan Howard, I was like, man, why would we take a safety with all these other people, but fam.


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[Assistant] Lani Johnson Jr., Jonathan Abram on one year deals. JT Gray has a multiple year deal, but he's a special teams guy. We know Jordan Howden is a guy that could really help them


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[Assistant] Uh, and might play some for you this year, depending on what it looks like. Marcus may still has to go through that whole situation with the DUI thing from the Jets. Tyron Matthews getting a little older than the two. So got a couple of years left on his deal. There's also the injury factor that's involved with these guys. Cause you know, Mark Marcus may miss six games last year. Okay. So listen.


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[Assistant] Let me kinda sprinkle this game on free game fam. Free game. Free game. Right? Free game.


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[Assistant] Alright, so here go the Saints drafted list right here. This is the Saints. Let me see if I can kinda make that big. I'm gonna do this and then I'm gonna skirt out.


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[Assistant] Alright, so this is the Saint's entire draft history, right?


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[Assistant] As you can see, that's our guy Jordan Howard and right here, 2023, uh, 2023 fifth round pick. Now we go back in a day. Now.