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[Assistant] It's tough and these are once again, these are straight projections from a fantasy football guy, but gives us something to talk about. And it is his number and his model.


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[Assistant] Plays 56% of snaps, 33 tackles, two and a half stacks. He had three lashes.


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[Assistant] He had three. He was one of- no, he had two and a half. Taven Bryan had three.


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[Assistant] Alright, next. Next up, the rookie defensive tackle, the Big Kahuna, Sayaki Ika. 21% of snaps, 16 tackles, one sack. Thoughts? Tough to really grade this one.


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[Assistant] This next one is the one I'm most excited to see you guys give your thoughts on. It is Jok, who we have as a collective unit.


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[Assistant] And I'll include Dequel in this. I've been down on, but Mike Clay.


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[Assistant] Well you mentioned Anthony Walker, he's next up on our list. About 65% of snaps for Walker, 94 tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception. Alright.


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[Assistant] We're on agreement. We'll move on. Heading to the secondary now. Let's start with Denzel. Uh, Greg Newsome, excuse me.


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[Assistant] There was not projections for Taki Taki, but we will go to Greg Newsome. He's got him playing every snap basically. Essentially every snap and getting his first career. INT.


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[Assistant] Four players had six picks last year. How many? Four different players had six picks, and, uh, ten had five or more. Okay.


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[Assistant] Alright, next up, Denzel Ward. 97% of the snaps, 69 tackles, half a sack, and 3 interceptions.


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[Assistant] Out of a thousand snaps, if they played the whole season. Martin Emerson's up next. Uh, about 70% of the snaps, 57 tackles. There's that other half a sack, so maybe we get a double sack.


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[Assistant] I'm not, I'm not, I'm not saying, I'm just asking because Mike Clay and these projections clearly knew something.


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[Assistant] We have two more, two final safeties, then we'll move on to the next topic. Grant Delphi. Also.


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[Assistant] Very similar numbers here to what Thornhill. More tackles, 94 tackles, but also half a sack and 3 interceptions. He had 4 last year.


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[Assistant] Okay, what does he got him for? Let's take the last one Steve. McCloudie has a play about 50% of snaps.


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[Assistant] Shorts can get exotic though with some different packages. They have versatility now.


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[Assistant] Real quick, we're going to do one more very, very, very quick football topic. Then we'll move on to some cats, but this next thing is brought to us by the USFL family friendly fun for everybody. They are home in Canton the next three weeks with boogie $10 tickets. Check him out at USFL.


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[Assistant] dot com. Real quick, five minutes tops. The NFL announced this week that they are now allowing Thursday night football games to be flexed.


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[Assistant] So theoretically speaking, just weeks 12 through 17, in theory that means the Browns Jets game scheduled for Thursday night could be flexed out of Thursday or any of the Browns games between weeks 12 and 16 could be flexed into Thursday night.


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[Assistant] With 28 days notice. Players are very against this. They have been outspoken for a long time against Thursday Night Football games in general. What are you guys thoughts on the ability to flex in and out Thursday Night Football games and does it have any impact on a teams overall outlook on a schedule?


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[Assistant] It is officially 12, which means it is time to remind everybody the lunch hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show is sponsored by Colleague Company's Championship. Check them out at Firestone Country Club, July 12th through the 16th.


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[Assistant] At colleaguegolf.com. We're going to talk about some potential free agent targets for the Cavs and these ones in particular have been submitted to us.


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[Assistant] By the good people on the interweb, our loyal viewers, which means it's brought to us.


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[Assistant] That was not one of the very few things in the show that I did not have a hand in. Right? Creating Generations. I mean it's fine.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's even plausible that they will end up in a Cavaliers jersey next year. So Steve, we've got 188 not tag board ready. The first player that was suggested to me was one Kyle Kuzma.


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[Assistant] The issue with Kyle Kuzma is he is a player option this year in Washington for $13 million. And after averaging 22, seven and five, uh, I think he's going to cost about 22, $23 million as off season significantly more than the Cavs are, uh, even possibly allowed to offer. He was not a good three point shooter.


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[Assistant] Dang, I'm sorry bro. He's gonna be expensive though. He's gonna cost 20 plus million.


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[Assistant] Kellyubre, who averaged 20 points per game this year, 5 rebounds. Now he is a bad 3-point shooter. He is an unrestricted free agent.


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[Assistant] I have, it's hard to gauge his market because what you said is spot on. He put up good numbers. He's bounced around on a bunch of teams. No one's ever wanted to sign him long-term, which says something about his certain feasibility in a winning culture. He was in... Does it?


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[Assistant] Yeah, so just real quick, Jason, I want to go into the cap. I'll explain it in two sentences. The Lakers could offer four for 52. Other teams can offer four up to 98 to 112.


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[Assistant] How about Max Drews? He's an unrestricted free agent. He was undrafted. He has made 4 million dollars in his NBA career. So just like Reeves, he's gonna go out and get the bag. Before this playoffs?


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[Assistant] Miami, as Jason alluded to, is the single best organization in the NBA at finding undrafted diamonds in the rough and turning them into players.


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[Assistant] Alright, next up, Cam Johnson of the Nets. He's a restricted free agent, so the Nets have a chance to match anything they do. He's going to get 20 plus million. I don't think there's any shot in the world they can afford.


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[Assistant] Next. I mean, I, I, the three I threw out there I thought were the three most reasonable of them, so sometimes. Is that it? No, we got three more. Okay. Uh, next up is Josh Hart, who has a player option for $13 million this year with New York. I can't foresee a scenario where he...


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[Assistant] Passes up 13 million in a city he loves. He shot 52% from 3? He shot 1.33's per game this year.


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[Assistant] And like I said, he's got a 13 million player option this year, so it's up to him to either turn that down and to...


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[Assistant] We got three more. How about, uh, the journeyman? Bring him back. Jeff Green.


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[Assistant] And last but not least, we have kind of alluded to him in different ways with a potential Kyrie trade. If they re-sign Reeves to a max restricted agent pre-agency sheet, they cannot re-sign Ruri Hachimura.


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[Assistant] It would be a pretty good fit. It would be a pretty good fit. Alright, we're gonna go to something that was voted our favorite game.


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[Assistant] Of the first year of UCSS next, and that is Keep Cut Trade. But first, I want to remind everybody that the Lunch Hour of the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show is sponsored by Colleague Company's Championship, July 12th through 16th.


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[Assistant] At the famous Firestone Country Club. You can check them out. All the information at callegolf.com. It is time for a little keep cut trade. NBA edition here guys. And the first one involves a Cavs point guard and two other point guards throughout the league. Darius Garland, John Morant. What are you doing Steve? Give me that back.


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[Assistant] Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, not that one. You're going back, back, back, back, back. Drop it, drop it. Baby drop back. There we go.


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[Assistant] There we go. Nope, this is Keep Cut Trade. Sorry for the confusion on the back end here.


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[Assistant] Uh, Steve is still learning who players are, so he didn't understand that that was Darius Garland, John Morant, and Jamal Murray. But these three keep cut trade, and I apologize for the, uh, the future slip.


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[Assistant] They did and it was, said he was fine, so we're praying for, praying for John.


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[Assistant] Alright, so we, we kind of botched the intro here. The caveat for the first five, there's one Cavs player, and two others, and the last two are just random NBA. I don't think you botched it. Well, we just wanted to give the caveat, there's at least one Cav in the first five. That's alright. As we go along. Alright, go ahead. Uh, you ready for the shooting guard category? Yeah. You know what?


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[Assistant] Alright, so now we'll get to the shooting guard edition here. It is Donovan Mitchell, Bradley Beale, and Anthony Edwards. Keep cut trade.


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[Assistant] Bill is under contract for the next four seasons. Oh, four? Yea, he makes 57 million. He has a 57 million dollar player option in 2026, 2027. Jesus lord.


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[Assistant] Bradley Beal, I didn't realize how bad his contract is, but yes, he is, uh, he's 29, he turns 30 next month.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so we tried to do when we were making these. Find comparable players at each position.


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[Assistant] There's just not a lot. Oh lord. So I'm actually curious. Can I cut all three? I'm not curious if you'll recognize the other two people on this list, but let's see it.


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[Assistant] Keep Cut Trade, Isaac Okuro, Corey Kispert, or Danny Oddvia.


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[Assistant] Our favorite Jared Allen, Miles Turner, and Nikola Vusović. Keep cut trade.


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[Assistant] And Miles Turner has exactly the same contract as 20 million a year. Is Jared. So is Jared Allen. For two years. So one year fewer on his contract than Allen.


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[Assistant] Alright, well the next one's three superstars, no calves involved in this one. Steve, go to the next one. We have, just for fun, Damian Lillard, Jason Tatum, and Devin Booker.


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[Assistant] How about Bam out of Bio? It's a bonus. Pascal Siakam.


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[Assistant] We'll, we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll workshop that. I'm not killing any fans. We love them all.


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[Assistant] But do we ask the fans to vote on them? Do we ask the audience to vote on the audience?


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[Assistant] Uhm, we're gonna do one thing real quick that is half Browns, half Guardians, and we'll talk Guardians full, but over the last two nights we've seen two Guardians players throw out the first pitch, I mean two Browns players, excuse me, throw out the first pitch at Guardians games.


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[Assistant] Each of their first pitches. So we're going to see Greg Newsome's first. Steve, you can take tag board full. Anthony, you can play the pitch and then we'll go through the grades. But Greg Newsome and Bull, do you want to do a little play by play for us?


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[Assistant] Here's a slow-mo, uh. And now as he hurt his arm, he's coming off the field.


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[Assistant] We asked you guys to grade the two pitches we saw, and then we'll talk about our prediction by Anthony Walker. But Jason, here's your report card first. Steve, you want to take 229 full here. Jason, you gave Newsome a D-, Thornhill an A-, watching it back. Do you agree with your own grade?


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[Assistant] And G, you said the word trash, I hate to use the word trash as a way to scrub.


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[Assistant] The Guardians lost again yesterday. Shut out 6-0. Uh, it's, it's ugly. Yeaah. We're approaching the point of the season which Jason's alluded to many times. Memorial Day is when he, I'm speaking for Jason. Yeaah. Officially declares. Well it's the 1.30.


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[Assistant] The Guardians have 30 this year, Pete Alonso has 18 by himself. Oh, Pete Alonso's up to 18? 18. Oh my god.


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[Assistant] They got Baltimore and St. Louis coming up. St. Louis first, then Baltimore, the next two series.


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[Assistant] I reacted in a way that most of my colleagues did as well, that this was, uh, not where a president should be. This was a layup. This was easy. You know, if there's white supremacy in any form, you condemn it. I mean, that's, that's the easy thing to do, and he didn't.


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[Assistant] And thought, oh man, that's really drilling down on the bass.


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[Assistant] Uh, with a lot of the Republican base that, uh, that he represented more of their feelings, uh, than I did.


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[Assistant] Now we are bound forever. And if we don't deliver this plan and free humanity, we will be bound to the ninth circle of hell.


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[Assistant] I'm bound to this truth, and I will never stop delivering.


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[Assistant] I've already run my course. I already know my entire life purpose has been completed. I will continue on, but now I realize I've won.


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[Assistant] Multiple bombs rip through the Alfred P. Murrow Federal Building.


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[Assistant] I mean, even I couldn't believe it. I knew they jumped on it, used the crisis, hyped it up, but then I did deep research and my gosh, it just pretty much didn't


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[Assistant] Donald Trump is our guest, ladies and gentlemen. For the next 30 minutes or so, he is the leading 2016 Republican presidential contender, Donald Trump.


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[Assistant] And I've got so many questions, but first off, Donald, thank you for joining us. Thank you.


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[Assistant] WikiLeaks have come out with Podesta going to rituals where they drink blood.


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[Assistant] That then try to get the fame and then say that I'm the person that's promoting it. And it's obscene in my view.


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[Assistant] Failed by terrorists, they were destroyed by the United States government as a pretext, uh, to impose martial law.


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[Assistant] Overnight, something like two-thirds of all the Genesis stations dumped him. And it seemed like it was going to be a disaster for his career, and at first it was.


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[Assistant] How much of what Alex says on the radio does he really believe? And is Alex really crazy? If he's not crazy...


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[Assistant] And he says crazy things on the radio and on TV and on YouTube every day.


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[Assistant] In order to exploit other people who are crazy to make money for himself, then that doesn't look good at all.


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[Assistant] Somewhere along the line you started making an awful lot of money. And so once that started happening...


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[Assistant] Even if he had stopped becoming a believer, there was a very powerful incentive to continue doing what he was doing.


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[Assistant] I was in the bathroom, you know, it was one of those things that, so everybody knows that I got like a two hour drive, but today was a, was a interesting day because see, I got a new grill.


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[Assistant] I got a new Blackstone grill, so my old Blackstone, we was giving it to, I was giving it to my mother-in-law. So she lives in Worcester, which is on the way from Columbus to here.


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[Assistant] So I had to make a detour, drop the grill off, right? Boom, get that out the way and I hit back on the road to get here on time. The last 50 minutes of the ride, my stomach just go.


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[Assistant] I got 50 minutes till I get to Cleveland. I think I can make it. So I'm flying. On top of that, it was some shoes that came out. Them Jordan 6's came out today, the all red ones. I had to get- You on StockX trying to get- No, I was on the sneaker app trying to get that too. So I'm driving, going fast, trying to get here. Why buying shoes? It was, it was a lot, but I get here.


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[Assistant] And nobody was in here when I got here. I got here like 10, 15. Nobody was down here. So I put my bag right over there to let y'all know that I was here. Okay.


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[Assistant] But I feel five pounds lighter, bro. I tell you, man, I feel good.


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[Assistant] Last week, I was telling y'all that I was going to the Crispy Chick.


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[Assistant] Listen to me. Real good. Let me, let me, let me sell it for y'all. First of all, support local black businesses. If you got time to go to the crispy chicken, you like canes. Okay. If you like, if you want to go all the way to Strongville for canes, you ain't got to do that. Go right down to 55th.


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[Assistant] They definitely above the Lions, let me tell you that right now, cause the Lions secondary is trash. Uhm, as far as Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh is still, like I think Pittsburgh


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[Assistant] Got some game records, but it's still some position that they need there. You know, they didn't address all of their needs, but particularly offensive line is still not that great. I like the Browns. When you look at the Browns team, I don't really see


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[Assistant] Like a flawed spot. Like I think they got players in every position. You know, you look at the offensive line, defensive line, secondary linebackers may be the only one, but those guys have been productive at times. So I think when you look at it like that, I would put them above Pittsburgh too.


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[Assistant] Based off of talent alone, they've been had a championship roster for the past three years. I think that the difference is, is that...


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[Assistant] It's what G alluded to, it's the attitude of the players, it's the attitude of the team.


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[Assistant] I think that's, if you, cause the talent is there. I mean, on paper, talent wise, they, they're, every position has exactly what they need to win a championship.


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[Assistant] It's the attitude. It's the doing the extra stuff. It's being a professional about the career. That's what they're lacking on this team. If they can get that to meet the expectations of this team, then they would definitely be a playoff team could go to the championship for sure because they have addressed all the major concerns that was on this team.


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[Assistant] I think they will do it because of with the coaching staff that they got in there, it'll change the mindset of these players. But at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] But I just think overall as a head coach, he doesn't come off to me as that type of guy. He's a very laid back type of guy.


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[Assistant] He would tell, he would tell you, listen, it's not our fault that they're on our schedule.


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[Assistant] It's up to them to get better. We're not about to come down and play to their level.


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[Assistant] We're teaching them a lesson. If you want to compete with us, you gotta get better. And that's, that's just what it is. It's a dog eat dog world.


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[Assistant] Well, I'll take it a step further. I mean, to be honest with you, Dave, this is, it's actually win or nothing because after this season, so it's a lot of players that you won't be able to retain or you're going to have to cut the cap.


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[Assistant] Exactly. If Tilbin and Elijah Moore have big years, they're gone. They're gone.


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[Assistant] But you know what? You know what? You know what the question really is? Are they writing him off? Or are they writing a play call?


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[Assistant] I think it'll unleash everybody. That's the thing. Cause if he comes out there and he's sweating, it's like man, I want to do that myself. So like, let me start making some plays that now you got a whole team that's getting their confidence. People call it cocky, but in this game you got to have some


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[Assistant] Cockiness or confidence in your game. If you want to excel and that's one of the clear things I've seen missing on offense last year was that there was no confidence. Even that and defense, there was no confidence. I don't know if it was in the coach or if it was in the plays or whatever it was in, but there just wasn't no confidence out there.


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[Assistant] I'll give you an example. You want to know how I know it's true? That's why I asked you. Let's take Cincinnati for example. They got Lou as a defensive coordinator and now all of a sudden they making these plays. There's some trash talking going on. They're confident. Before Lou.


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[Assistant] I wasn't a lot of noise being made out there in Cincinnati, and now all of a sudden they do now because of the defensive coordinator. So yes, the coach, the coach and trusting and having confidence in the game plan because a good defensive coordinator


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[Assistant] would show you like, this is the play that they gonna run. This is what we gonna do to stop the play. And then as a smart player would say,


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[Assistant] Okay, well if we gonna do that, what happens if they adjust and do this? He'll say...


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[Assistant] It still works. They'll do this and boom, we'll be right here. And you'll be sitting there thinking like, well, if that's the case, there's nothing that they can do. So now you got that confidence going into the game. Like it's no matter what answer you try to come with on offense, we got an answer for you defensively and that makes you play with confidence.


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[Assistant] Why not? Because it's people that make their living on being, you know, gunners and being those guys on kickoff that goes down there and make those plays.


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[Assistant] I think you were kind of eliminating them, so now their chances of making the team, now they have to be gunners on punt or they gotta find a way to get it done on punt return. That seems like to be where...


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[Assistant] It won't hold weight anymore because there's no special teams anymore. A whole phase of special teams is gone. Kickoff and kickoff return will be no longer there. So there's no need of having that anymore. So now that guy may get cut.


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[Assistant] And I get, I get the, the make it safer, but like I say, the XFL, I think did a great job of doing it. I mean, they line each other up 10, five to 10 yards off on the kickoff and you got to make somebody miss or you got to beat your block or get on your block and the returner is right there. It eliminates those.


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[Assistant] If that's the, that is still exciting. I think kickoff is the opening kickoff to me is still one of the most exciting things because it can change the dynamic of a game. You go out, that returner takes it to the house. The game is.


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[Assistant] The crowd is going crazy. Or if somebody comes down on a kickoff and makes a big hit, boom, to start the game off, the crowd goes wild. The defense feeds off of it.


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[Assistant] You taking that away now, so now there's no energy that's gonna be given off of special teams.


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[Assistant] And why not adapt to XFL? I mean, I think that it perfectly doesn't eliminate something. It doesn't eliminate the most exciting play of a game or one of the most exciting plays. It still gives the returner chances to, you know, find a lane and hit it and make a return.


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[Assistant] I don't even know if the XFL even have a bunch of kick returns anyway, so it's very effective.


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[Assistant] Unless he come out in the preseason and just show that he was a dog at wide receiver. Because the speedy wide receiver is always used for that. If he don't do that in the preseason, he's over with. So I'm fortunate to say. Yeaah. That's Anthony Schwartz. Anthony Schwartz.


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[Assistant] Well, this is the thing about Anthony Schwartz, for him, if he not gonna be a good wide receiver, he could be at least a good gunner. Like, come on man, go to punt and be, Anthony be a gunner on play, go to the punt, go to Bubba Ventrone and tell him that I wanna be a gunner. I am. With that track speed, all you gotta do is hit the sideline, they can't touch you, come back in, make


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[Assistant] Cause if Nick Chubb gets dinged up, Jerome Ford ain't returning nothing.


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[Assistant] I'm not getting hyped off of no, no video. I need to see it happen, but.


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[Assistant] I got something to be excited about, let me rock! The first throw was good.


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[Assistant] It was really good because it was, you could tell that they got the chemistry. You could tell that those guys have been working together. He understands the timing of it. You know, before Elijah Morris even out of his chemistry is there. All those off season trips to Puerto Rico or wherever the heck they going.


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[Assistant] It shows that it's, it's working out. Now I need to see it with pads on and I need to see it when some DBs is on him and those plays are still being made.


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[Assistant] So y'all can be cool. I can't believe you over here drawing this right now. When he flipped this around, it's gonna be a shame. Am I gonna lose my


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[Assistant] Listen, I'm not, I'm not going off of nothing that I see in this. I need to see it on September. That's me.


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[Assistant] Well, I live in the real world, okay? And I'm a, I'm a man about results. Okay? That's, that's me. I'm not going off of no hype.


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[Assistant] I need to, I need, I'm not gonna get geeked up off no video.


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[Assistant] I hate that too. People be saying that. It was a, it was like a time like maybe three years ago. I think it was the year that they went to the Super Bowl. Jimmy Garoppolo threw six picks in the first practice and everybody was like, oh my God, he's terrible. And they go to the Super Bowl. So it's like, here's the thing.


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[Assistant] I mean the practices is the game. Right. Like for me, when I went to practice, it was a game because I was fighting for my life every year. I wasn't the luxury of a first and second round pick. I was an undrafted guy and I had no choice. So it was a game to me. As a player, absolutely. They need to be going all out. But as a fan, no, I need to see some results.


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[Assistant] I think if I sat here and talked about a corner's play.


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[Assistant] And without showing no clips, they still understand what I'm saying.


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[Assistant] You know, it's funny, a week ago, you asked me this question, we talked about it, and I said, sign me up for that today. But as of lately, the way he's been playing,


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[Assistant] I'm not so sure anymore. Now don't get me wrong, the one thing I like about Jalen Brown is he's a two-way guy. He's an alpha dog. You know, he comes into the calves and you know, he'll be able to take the ball out of various garland hands at times. He'd be able to get you some points. He's been to the championship, so he got championship experience. It's a lot of good things, but when it's time to get a bucket or you need a big three,


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[Assistant] I'd rather give it to Donovan Mitchell. Now, the thing is this.


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[Assistant] You would have him locked up for five years or whatever. That's big right there. With Donovan Mitchell, we don't know what. We all know he loves New York. He wanted to be in New York. He thought he was going to New York. With his contract coming up in the next couple of years, you know, if this is an opportunity to look towards the future and build something,


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[Assistant] That I would not be opposed to them doing it because he is a great two-way player.


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[Assistant] Well, they not gonna do that. I mean, it's not gonna happen. Cause they in the same division, so they're not. If you're Boston, would you break?


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[Assistant] If I could get down over Mitchell for two years, does that make them better? Yeah. Cause I mean, I think, I think that


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[Assistant] Donovan would have to realize that Jason Tatum is better and I'm the Robin. And I think that's where he would thrive at. I don't know if Donovan Mitchell is the number one. I think he's an unbelievable number two though. And I think with the Cavs...


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[Assistant] And with Utah, he's always been the number one. I think he needs to get the ball out of his hand and try to work that off ball because I think if the best guy is not guarding him, he can take advantage of that. And I think you're right. If Jalen Brown comes here,


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[Assistant] Darius Garland keeps the ball in his hand, which he thrives at. He gets better. Exactly. So I think that would make both parties win. However, there's no way.


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[Assistant] He ain't gonna play, he gonna play about 50ish games next year, so that's one.


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[Assistant] So you ain't gonna have him for 32 of the games, that's one. Yes, he's gonna come play, he's gonna come play all the time, he's gonna do his thing, but another problem is now you're handicapping Donovan Darius Garland yet again because you're taking the ball out of his hand so he won't thrive anyways. Bro, listen. So it's literally, you might as well keep Donovan Mitchell if you're gonna do that.


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[Assistant] So, not LeBron, no, not for somebody. See Jay LeBron you got for five years, Jay LeBron you got for maybe two. We just saw LeBron in.


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[Assistant] Really one, cause he'd be on the contract for one and he'd be going wherever Lebronnie goes.


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[Assistant] I'm going with the Jalen Brown. I'm not trading. I'm not taking, I'm not, if that's one year, what is that gonna do? If I can get, if I can get Jalen Brown trade?


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[Assistant] Wait a minute, hold on, because if it was every day, I would have said, you know what?


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[Assistant] I don't, I'm guessing. Hold on, wait a minute, cause I don't know yet.


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[Assistant] Uh, well the way I see it is that uhm, you know, reality has finally set in for him and he's, he's realizing that, you know, he yet again made another mistake. Uhm, he was, I think what he realizes that the mistake he made was, it wasn't the, the necessarily having the gun. I'm not against him having the gun. I think he's realizing that.


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[Assistant] Make his circle more smaller. You know, it's only his family will be the people in there because


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[Assistant] This last incident, the reason that that was shown to the world is through the people that he thought was his friends, the people that he thought, you know, had his best interests that would look out for him and instead they have brought all these, this negativity upon him. So I think that the cryptic means that, you know, he's going to go get some help.


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[Assistant] And he's only gonna be with his family and spend time with his family because he finally realizes that only his family has his best interest at heart.


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[Assistant] Nah, I agree. I think that's well said as well. I just...


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[Assistant] You know, so when I think about Jah, I think that, you know, at some point,


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[Assistant] You gotta be able to, to separate the court.


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[Assistant] From the personal life, you know, and it's, like, for example, it's, it's players, like, it's football players, like Troy Palamalu on the field.


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[Assistant] Just a beast, like a dog, off the field, the nicest guy. Brian Dawkins on the field, a beast, warrior, gladiator.


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[Assistant] Off the field, one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet in your life. And I think for Jah, you know, with that whole Memphis Grizzly thing, you know, they, what made them special is that they, they talk trash. You know, they was ones that poked at you. They backed down from nobody. They seem like a tough group of basketball players.


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[Assistant] But off the, off the court, you don't necessarily need to be that guy. Like on the court to succeed, yea, you might need to be that. But off the court, you don't have to be that. And I think it's hard to separate the two. And a lot of, a lot of athletes make this mistake, like where,


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[Assistant] Who I am on the field is who I think I have to be off the field. And that's not necessarily the case. You have to find a good common ground where it's like, okay, I need to be a good citizen off the court. But in the battle, on the field, on the court?


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[Assistant] I can be this dog and be this guy with this attitude that backs down from nobody. And I think that's the part that he seems to be struggling with, that he gotta find the difference in the two.


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[Assistant] I did not force Jay to do anything, okay? Jason forced Jay to lead the chat. That's first of all. So basically, what happened was this, okay? LeBron, LeBron got swept.


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[Assistant] And all I said was, Yannis would never do nothing like that. He would never, three times in a career, Yannis would never get swept three times, which is factual information.


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[Assistant] With Giannis, zero. How many did they have in the series? One. Okay. So what are we?


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[Assistant] Cause you, you get the same results anyway. So, so, so y'all, so you, so you, y'all about to make me curse y'all in here. Y'all are one of the ones in here that's happy with participation. No, no.


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[Assistant] We at the end of the day, we all in the same place. Are we not?


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[Assistant] Well it's interesting because one of the greatest debates about Jordan and LeBron thing is that the record, the finals record.


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[Assistant] If we not gon' win, it is, if we talking about-


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[Assistant] No, I do. I do. I do. I do. All I'm saying is Yannis would never. That's what I said. And I stand on that.


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[Assistant] So let me, so let me ask you this. So let me ask you this. Hold on. Wait a minute. Let me ask you this. At the end of your career, would you rather say, would you, I lost to, I was a one seed and lost to an AC or I got swept three times? Well, it depends on where I got swept.


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[Assistant] Would you rather say you got swept or would you rather say you never got swept at all? Cause, cause one of these sweeps wasn't in, was not in the final.


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[Assistant] That's here. That's here. Cause Yannis didn't get swept ever. So, and LeBron got swept twice in the finals and one was not in the finals. So what do you have to say about that one?


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[Assistant] Yannis was correct, right, with his statement, because if you consider LeBron's, uh, season not a failure this year, then obviously Yannis had a little bit of weight of what he was saying, while you mocked him and got the best award, which I got robbed for anyways, but you got the best award for, what was it, the best take or was it the worst take? You know, you don't tell us.


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[Assistant] I'm confused on the fact that we lost 4-1 and we got swept. I'm so confused by the argument.


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[Assistant] I caught Pikachu, so I'm done with the app.


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[Assistant] Oh, that's, that's Pikachu's, uh, when he, when he evolves. When he evolves, he turns into Raichu. Come on now, come on!


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[Assistant] Oh, it says that John Moran gets the welfare check. Officers say NBA star is fine after going to his home this morning following concerning posts by Moran on his IG. So he is fine. So he is good.


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[Assistant] Trump had come to be convinced that Pence could actually do something about it, and his team adopted the belief that the Vice President of the United States could unilaterally choose the President.


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[Assistant] They may think they did it for short-term political gain, but the videos of people beating cops with American flags, running around, Where's Mike Pence? Hang Mike Pence.


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[Assistant] I've been, I've been out all morning. I've been out all morning, so I haven't had a chance to watch, but I will, I will go back and watch it because the only thing about Martin Emerson is you can't say like when you're debating whether he should be in over other corners and offensive linemen, like we don't know enough about guys on other teams that play those positions.


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[Assistant] You gotta realize, and listen, I'm not saying that Martin Emerson


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[Assistant] But ultimately, we're watching him and he's a good player and like my first reaction like yours is to say, well, he got snubbed here, but I'm not watching those guys every day and we can't solely grade on the PFF grade alone, right?


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[Assistant] Guys, but they're not just looking at what he did last year, they're projecting ahead and they obviously lose these other guys have more upside going forward.


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[Assistant] Well, you did make a good case, I'll give you that, but there's obviously, what would be the point of the list if they were solely going on their PFF grade and not projecting ahead to some degree? There would be no point, you just have 25 highest rated players.


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[Assistant] It's certainly a good argument, and I'm proud of Earl for making that excellent argument. I would just argue that they


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[Assistant] Good job. Good job, Earl. I'm proud of you. And don't mention what I texted you in, uh, a giant computer room. Oh, I'm not. I'm not. So, what's up?


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[Assistant] Dealing with leukemia is something I've been dealing with for the last couple of years. My wife was diagnosed with T cell, what's called T cell ALL leukemia. And so obviously it's something that I knew nothing about three years ago and now I know a lot about.


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[Assistant] Well, this week I just found out that, uh, there's a kid here in Rocky River, uh, his brother plays in, in the Rocky River Little League.


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[Assistant] And the kid, the kid is, uh, is a kid by the name of Spencer, uh, Rockwood. Spencer is in the first grade and he was recently diagnosed with T-cell leukemia. Uh, obviously,


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[Assistant] This is heartbreaking. Nobody should go through this, especially a child.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I-I can't speak to his case specifically. I do know that generally...


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[Assistant] Kids do well with the treatment for T cell ALL or T cell. I don't know if he has ALL specifically, but.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and he's, he is a next door neighbor of one of the families of the boys, of one of the boys on my team.


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[Assistant] And so this, this family, the Atwater family, uh, the dad, Chris is, is the offensive coordinator at Rocky River High School for the football team.


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[Assistant] Their children are all great athletes. Their youngest child, Joey, is one of the kids on my team.


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[Assistant] And they're holding a, they're just doing a lemonade stand. Nothing crazy, nothing, nothing fancy, nothing where they're looking for zillions of dollars here. But we're just, they're just trying to raise some money just so when Spencer comes out of the hospital,


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[Assistant] You can get them a few toys and a few cool things that might cheer them up. So this kid's going through a lot. So what I wanted to say is, if you're anywhere near Rocky River, tomorrow afternoon, between noon and 4pm,


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[Assistant] And maybe you'll get a good glass of lemonade as well. So tomorrow from noon to four.


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[Assistant] Uh, 2715 West Asplen Drive. I'll be there, uh, for a little bit of the time. But, uh, please go between noon and four. Uh, I'm, I'm gonna tweet something out with more details about it in the next 10 minutes as well.


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[Assistant] But obviously, you know, I have health insurance, but I can't tell you how, I mean, if I didn't have health insurance, my family would be broke right now. We'd be broke. There's no doubt about it. So I don't, I can't speak for the family that's going through this.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't know what their financial situation is, but I know that...


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[Assistant] You know, as you said, Jay, the treatments...


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[Assistant] No matter how often the doctor says, you know, the odds are good or whatever, when your kid, especially is going through something like this, it is, uh, it is frightening to the core. So anything we can do to help and I'm just jumping on board. So happy that you guys did something and I didn't know that. I'm so glad you guys did that. I'm glad you came on. We're all rooting for this kid.


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[Assistant] It would take me hours to say all of their names.


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[Assistant] I happen to think it's a very nice gift.


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[Assistant] Is that a picture of Frederick Douglass? Yes, it is. Is it signed or something? No, it's just a picture of a mural they have. I think I just found it on Wikipedia, actually. It's a very thoughtful gift, okay? Bro, he forgot to get you something. No, he didn't. Meh, you get him something too? Yes, I did. A baby alligator?


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[Assistant] Dacker. A bucket of Thrasher's french fries. A Kansas City jersey signed by Patrick Mahone.


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[Assistant] Two tickets to clock straight and post. A year's supply of earners. A lover? Ew.


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[Assistant] So he printed off a picture from the internet and you had someone else build him a bicycle. Yes. You're uninvited from Secret Santa. What? I'm not letting you ruin this, too. You know how long it usually takes that shop to build a bike? I think they said about a year and a half, right? Yeah. And how long did you give him?


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[Assistant] What was that? A few days? And how much did you pay him? I don't think tha- How much? $1500? Right. Their minimum is usually $4500. Well, he did an amazing job. He said your order caused chaos.


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[Assistant] Situation in that every Monday, uhm, I go pick Jim up and we go golfing after home games.


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[Assistant] And then when I got done with football, and I came down to Florida,


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[Assistant] Have serious conversations. Uhm, I loved hearing about, we go back and forth about


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[Assistant] When he played versus, you know, when I played, but if you ever heard Jim Brown talk, he never really talked about back in my day, right? He never said how different things were.


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[Assistant] And I would always make fun of him because I'd say you're supposed to be the best. You weighed more than half of your alignment.


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[Assistant] Say so, so, and, and, you know, one of the most important lessons that I ever learned from him, you know, besides all the stories and just, I always wanted to know what it was like, right?


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[Assistant] I think today we, we don't realize because


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[Assistant] There's something, if you're gonna play running back, you can never do. Don't ever let the defense think they got you. Right? Because it gives them energy. You say, no matter how hard you get hit, no matter how hard they, how much they talk trash, you get up and keep going about your day.


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[Assistant] And eventually it'll catch up to. And so that was kinda...


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[Assistant] You know, my attitude when I played and people would talk trash, push up off of me, do various things. And I would say, uh, see me in the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] Because I'm still be, I'ma still be here. Let's see if you can still do this for four quarters. Uhm, but.


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[Assistant] Always fun talking to him. He was one of those guys that if you ask him a question and you wanted to know the truth about it, he was your guy. If you, if you didn't want to get your feelings hurt or you didn't want to be insulted,


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[Assistant] Because I knew it was coming from a good place. And I think that's the thing that...


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[Assistant] When he was around the Browns camp or he talked to anybody, he would have a conversation with anybody, right? But you had to know.


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[Assistant] That if you were out there and you weren't doing what you need to do, he was going to let you know.


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[Assistant] It wasn't even, it wasn't even that. He just said I'm ready to do something different.


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[Assistant] It's easy for us to look through somebody else's situation and tell them what they should do. Right? Oh, you could have played four or five more years. Really? Cause maybe Jim felt like he couldn't. Right? We don't know what that man was thinking.


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[Assistant] And so, you just kinda respect that he went on to do other things.


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[Assistant] And things like that. I just wish that people had an opportunity to get to know the side of Jim that I did because


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[Assistant] Every Monday, like I say, every Monday. So we talked a lot. I remember one time we went golfing, right? So they leave us a cart.


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[Assistant] I go pick Jim up. We go to golf course to be there. We get out. We start playing. We both hit a ball on the front tee. He get out and walk. Now I'm hitting on the gas. I'm going.


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[Assistant] I had more a personal relationship than a football relationship, right? Because we did other things.


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[Assistant] And then when it came down to football, if I wanted to know anything, I'd ask him, but I think he was there.


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[Assistant] Less about football and more about a way of life. More about helping young men, uh, get through the sports and life and, you know, just, just


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[Assistant] How difficult it could be for either us or anybody from that standpoint.


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[Assistant] I would say for the same reason why Muhammad Ali felt that way, the same way Kareem felt that way, the same way all the, uh, Bill Russell, they all felt a need because they had that platform. See,


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[Assistant] Now there's more athletes and more musicians that have a platform. We got social media. We have everybody is clamoring to hear what


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[Assistant] These athletes and stars want to say. And so there's more of a platform. Back then,


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[Assistant] Nobody really cared about what you had to say, so you had to stomp the door down, right? And make yourself heard. There's a difference. There's a difference in people wanting to hear what you have to say and making yourself heard.


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[Assistant] So collectively, a lot of the athletes back in those days made themselves hurt.


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[Assistant] You know, they supported one another with the Muhammad Ali situation. You know, they all felt that


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[Assistant] They had an opportunity to let people know what was going on in our community.


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[Assistant] And try to do something and be champions for that, uhm, for that cause. So, uh, times are different.


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[Assistant] For that next best thing. Right? I know for me, it took me a few years just to survive football. Right? I had to get my mind right. I had to get...


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[Assistant] Things in order, I had to figure out what I wanted to do.


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[Assistant] And so, uhm, it wasn't that it wasn't a plan, is that when I decided to retire from football, I just didn't show up. I just stopped going. Like they say, hey, where are you? I say, ah, nah, I'm done.


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[Assistant] You know, it was no big, you know, announcement or anything like that. I just had enough. My body was ready. So I didn't know that it was going to come like that.


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[Assistant] But I had to, you know, adjust my life accordingly. Did he go through that Leroy?


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[Assistant] Then that means you open yourself up to doing something else, right? The first thing I wanted to do when I stopped playing football is get healthy.


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[Assistant] And when I tell you what the things that were done in my body, it took me three years. Wow. Just to be able to be reasonably healthy.


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[Assistant] So when you talk about, okay, I retired and then it took me three years.


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[Assistant] To get to where I could get up with a reasonable amount of pain. Then I take that next step, right? Make a decision on what I'm gonna do next. Now the one thing I'll say, contrary to most people, before I was healthy enough, I could always talk.


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[Assistant] Next thing you know, my only regret now is that I don't charge you guys by the word.


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[Assistant] I would say this, like, there's a different level of star there too.


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[Assistant] But the rest of the world saw Jim Brown as an icon.


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[Assistant] As a star both on and off the golf course. I mean off the football field. So from that standpoint.


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[Assistant] He had the luxury of being able to leave football and go into something like that, right?


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[Assistant] I wasn't there, so I'm not gonna even act like why couldn't I do what Jim did, cause I wasn't Jim Brown.


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[Assistant] This man had to carry himself a certain way.


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[Assistant] Because of how he grew up in the era that he played football.


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[Assistant] So he always had to carry himself a certain way as kind of the, the, the person that everybody looked to, right?


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[Assistant] But it didn't mean that. He was intimidating as hell. Yes!


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[Assistant] That was the craziest thing. The first time I'm like, listen, there's two people that I was starstruck by. Jim Brown, but then I got to know him and that kind of went away.


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[Assistant] Right? I mean, there's nothing like going to Brown's camp and going, that's Jim Brown. No, dude, that's Jim Brown. Right? And the other person was Gale Sayers. Wow.


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[Assistant] That was the first time you actually saw a movie with real football footage and Brian saw. Yeah, you're right. To kind of hear that story and see that story was incredible. So when I got a chance to meet Gales, I was speechless.


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[Assistant] He didn't turn, he didn't, he didn't, like he didn't shun away from anybody's conversation.


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[Assistant] So he always made you feel comfortable even though he would maybe be considered a little more on the serious side. And I didn't hold that against him because guess what? I don't know if any of us as black athletes could have lived the life that those men lived.


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[Assistant] In those days and still be able to, uh, perform in this world. Right?


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[Assistant] Like, there's so many other things that, imagine being the best player in the NFL, you go to a, uhm, you go to a hotel and you gotta stay in a different hotel.


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[Assistant] You better than anybody that's staying in the good hotel, you gotta go stay in the black's only hotel. Wow. So, so, I'm never.


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[Assistant] When all these guys talk and you hear them talk and they say, oh, it's old school or whatever.


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[Assistant] I've never held that against them because I have no idea and none of us have no real idea even if they tell you the story.


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[Assistant] You have no idea what it was like growing up in those times.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it was in 99, wasn't it? They come out, what year did they come out?


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[Assistant] Hit our ball. We're somewhere around the green. We look up. And Jim is over two, two lane roads. Taking a practice swing.


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[Assistant] I'm telling you, even as one of the nicest guys I've had the pleasure of talking to, he was still intimidating.


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[Assistant] We all know that. You ain't never seen a picture, you've never seen a picture of Jim Brown where you didn't say, that man looks terrifying.


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[Assistant] Like getting drunk too. It's a wildly intense mental battle. Have you seen the Indy 500? It's the Daytona 500, and yes I have. I just don't remember it.


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[Assistant] That's not what critical race theory is. Really? You banned it without even knowing what it is? Hey now, it's not my fault they never taught it in school. You banned it and you weren't already teaching it? I was getting out of the curb. Can you please


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[Assistant] No, that's how you lose a race. What? If you're not already making your inside move before the curve, then your goose is cooked, man. Might as well just take a nap at your next pit stop. This is useless. Critical race theory is just the concept that racism is a social construct, and it's important to look at legal systems and policies through the lens of race. I get the feeling you think I look at my own policies at all. I kinda would hope so, yeah.


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[Assistant] This is stupid. There's a good reason for Florida to ban it. Remember last year when Facebook took down a video of Trump's fake doctor lady because she was spreading misinformation about COVID? Yeaah. What'd you say about that? They were obviously sansering it to keep the truth from us. And what about Florida banning schools from teaching a theory? Oh no.


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[Assistant] I agree with this one. Right. I thought about just banning teachers altogether. Excuse me! Relax, I didn't. Thank God.


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[Assistant] I'd like to point out that critical race theory is only right in a system that has racist policies. What would you call redlining in the 30s? I'd call it color by numbers. And I'd call it an outdated example. Okay, what about many of the policies in the war on drugs in the 80s? Well, what about gun control in response to the Black Panthers?


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[Assistant] Who did that one again? California? I'm so glad you see my point. Now kiss. What? Sorry. I was just writing a fanfic. What's wrong with you? Like right now or... Never mind.


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[Assistant] Okay, now we're gonna go to Sollefteå, which is an hour from here.


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[Assistant] Now we're gonna go and buy the wood polisher.


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[Assistant] Do you see all these toys that is spread around on the floor? Every time Nanook is really happy, he brings a new toy. So...


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[Assistant] When you see the floor like this, you know that Nanook has been really, really happy. Hey Nanook!


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[Assistant] There is a lot of old wooden planks. I have used some of these wooden planks before to make shelves for the kitchen example and for some shelves in my studio.


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[Assistant] Good morning my friends! It's a sunny morning in the forest. It has been such few sunny days this winter, so you really have to take advantage of the days when you see the sun.


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[Assistant] Honestly, I have felt so incredibly uncreative and uninspired lately. I have had two weeks now where I have felt


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[Assistant] You know, a little weak. It's nothing unusual, I mean, it happens once in a while.


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[Assistant] I guess everybody can relate to that. But it's just always hard when it happens, especially when it lasts for a couple of weeks. Even though I know that you can't always be on top, you can't always produce and be creative and have all these ideas.


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[Assistant] I guess I feel a lot of pressure when that happens because


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[Assistant] I love what I do and I have all these ideas and I just want to continue but sometimes I just feel so empty and I don't know what to do. And I can't force anything. And I guess that's also why I have never promised to upload a video on a special day every week because


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[Assistant] Enjoy these times a little bit more, you know, when you don't feel so inspired, instead of focusing on trying to get back on track and focusing on


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[Assistant] Trying to push yourself to, to come back again. Instead, I wish that I could just accept it and...


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[Assistant] Use these times to recharge myself.


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[Assistant] Because I think that's the natural cycle. That's what we all need to do once in a while, no matter what we do. We need the balance when we have taken a few steps forward.


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[Assistant] Then we need to stop and take it in and reload.


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[Assistant] I know that that's how I work, because if I have been very creative for a while, if I have spent a lot of time with a song or a video or if I've been really creative for a while,


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[Assistant] It's not that I feel sad or anything, I feel really happy, but I feel like I can't


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[Assistant] Dig anything more out of my soul and express it in art in any way, because I need to close. I need to reload. And it's just such a natural cycle. I mean...


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[Assistant] Look at the flowers. They bring up all their energy in the spring and in the summer so they can bloom.


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[Assistant] It's the same with the trees. We should really learn more from the cycles of nature and stop judging and pushing ourselves when we are not ready for it. I have just tried to focus on doing other things instead.


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[Assistant] And actually I have been painting a lot. That's the only creative thing I have been able to do.


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[Assistant] I have just spent so much time in my painting studio and continue with my natural pigments paintings and, uh, it's like when I paint I don't think at all. I feel like it's really relaxing in a way. So that's why I can paint even when I don't feel creative.


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[Assistant] I guess I just wanted to let you guys know why it took so much more time for this vlog to come up.


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[Assistant] I have just felt a little down, but it's much better now, I really feel like.


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[Assistant] I'm back on track again. So now I'm gonna go back home and start to edit this vlog. I just wanna say again, thank you guys for all your amazing comments. I love to read your comments. I mean, it's like the best energy boost ever. So, so thank you so much for that and thank you for watching this video. And I will see you soon again.


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[Assistant] Muah. Take care everybody. Bye bye.


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[Assistant] Nanook, do you wanna go out? Do you wanna run in the forest? Yea, let's do it!


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[Assistant] Today, it's Jolly Watcher. That's right. And we're trying some Taco Bell.


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[Assistant] Basically, Taco Bell, as far as I can tell, is just a bunch of different delivery systems for consuming the same.


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[Assistant] Cause it looked amazing. You just offended a lot of people.


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[Assistant] I believe both of you guys said that this is in your, like, top 5, top 10 fast food items. No, dessert items. Ah, okay. Okay.


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[Assistant] I know that you are loyal to Sonny and I'm not asking you to change. Something in me has changed.


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[Assistant] I was born and raised in Austin, Texas. And a foe on the east side.


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[Assistant] I used to get in trouble a little bit, a little bit. I ain't really, I ain't know how I had to, you know, my mind.


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[Assistant] Growing up, I listened to like, I listened to a lot of Wayne, uh, I listened to a lot of Cassidy, people like that, lyrical people, really.


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[Assistant] I still listen to lyrical music, I mean, it depends.


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[Assistant] Every artist got something different I like about them, so I just fuck with whoever I fuck with. I don't really listen to Jacob, I fuck with everything I hear from him. He's straight.


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[Assistant] Uh, yeaah, I make American music. It's just turned at the same time. So, you get both vibes, really. Uh, I started rapping.


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[Assistant] I don't remember what it was called, but I know the lead. I was sick when I wrote my first song.


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[Assistant] My first song, I actually recorded was a Vasak- was it Vasachi? I think I did a Vasachi remake. I was like 14.


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[Assistant] Me and my partners, it's a rap group called, uh, No Friends Needed. But it stands for Not For None, too, at the same time.


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[Assistant] Uh, like, a year, was it? Nah, two years ago. Right before I started action-packing the series, I changed my name.


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[Assistant] Nah, they weren't fucking with me at first. Nobody was fucking with me at first. They hardly knew how to rap, see. But, now they do.


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[Assistant] That was crazy. I didn't even go look. It's over, it's over.


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[Assistant] Nah, I don't roll like that. I don't do that. I'm just working, going to school.


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[Assistant] Feeling the vibe out here, I feel like I wanna move out here. It feel good out here.


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[Assistant] Talking about shit, got, uh, 6.4 right now.


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[Assistant] It was crazy, I ain't gonna lie, it was real crazy. But it happened so quick, I had to adjust to it when I hit my first hit.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah, last year I performed at about, I had like 13 shows, 12 shows. This year is gonna go crazy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, everything big and thick. Booty.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I know how to do a little something. I don't really know too much. I can do my little jig though.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'ma make a dance, but it's over one day. It's just not right now.


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[Assistant] I ain't working on no project right now, but soon I will be having one. I'll be making so much music that whenever I want to do one, it's real easy to do one.


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[Assistant] I heard a lot of, I heard a lot of niggas do that. But, she, there's some Texas niggas installed she'll be involved too, so.


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[Assistant] Shit, I'ma get on with whatever beat I hear, so I don't knock him at all.


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[Assistant] Text is definitely your nexus, are you? For some reason.


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[Assistant] I like, I like writing rhymes, but any, if you look good, you look good. I don't give a fuck.


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[Assistant] Turned lyrical type shit, like, it's gonna get you turned, but I'm still, I still got bars, and like, but I still can switch over and do some melodic shit, so.


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[Assistant] I don't really know how to describe myself, but it's gonna be lyrical all the time. It's gonna be, I'm gonna have bars in there for sure. Sometimes, most of the time I do write up for sure.


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[Assistant] Like, the big songs, the ones that did shit.


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[Assistant] I ain't really putting no time into them, like I just went in there and did it. Freestyle them. They came out good.


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[Assistant] Eventually I'ma just go in there and get it out the way, but as of right now, it's still progression, so I'll be right in some time. I ain't gonna lie.


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[Assistant] But I don't, I don't know if this is going to appreciate that or that. If it's really honest, fine. It'll do me good.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I used to use Ramzone when I was a youngin'. You talkin' bout the dictionary?


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[Assistant] But I ain't, I ain't used that shit recently. It don't be that serious no more. I'm getting better at that shit now.


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[Assistant] A lot of drop. Definitely don't drop a type of shit. A project, I don't wanna say this shit. And, uh.


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[Assistant] Really, you just gonna see me a lot. I'm gonna be everywhere. Inside box, everywhere. It's finna go crazy. Love you guys.


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[Assistant] Uh, in Austin Tech, in my city, Austin, in my hood, I had a show. I did a show in the back of my hood. It was crazy. They was trying to jump on my face. Get it? For real.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'm coming there later, so that's what I say.


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[Assistant] Shout out my momma, that's it, really, to you. Shout out my gang, too. Shout out my niggas. Shout out Diana, shout out Austin Martin. We gonna fuck the streets up. Shout out you. We come, drop in the seals. Put it in they face.


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[Assistant] So, so like, so like my wife, she keeps like, she just takes my wallet and keys. Like if I'm going in somewhere, she's like, she takes it because she feels like I'm gonna lose it somewhere. So she just, she just cuffs it. And Jason's just as bad.


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[Assistant] Did you have to get a new one? Oh yeah. See, see, I don't want to. I'm so definitely afraid like to get a new one because then I'm right next to Jason.


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[Assistant] Pretty big dude. Gee, do you know him? Yeah, I grew up with that dude, bro. Like, it's so crazy because why would he be, I didn't even know he was in South Carolina. He was sick of the cold. Shout out to my man, bro. I grew up with him from like this tall, bro. We went to high school. We might have went to middle school together too. This is crazy. I hope you got a free cheesesteak out of it or a salad or something.


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[Assistant] Like, officially a girlfriend. Bro, she came, she worked on her game over the summer and she came back and got a max deal. Max deal? What are you talking about? Like, now? She's getting that NIL money? Oh, oh, she's getting that NIL money. She getting, she getting all that. This, right now, this


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[Assistant] Now, now Steve, Director Steve, if you, if you, Director Steve, you pull up and have a girlfriend, we gon' have a problem.


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[Assistant] Okay. We can get into that too. Deservedly so. I mean the guys are the biggest choker in the NBA. I think Siaki is going to start. Really? Yea, I think he got a chance. Right, but it's unknown. Yea, but yea, there's thousands of people that could be in there.


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[Assistant] Listen, I sound like Jason Lowe. I've been tinkering around with this Jim Schwartz video for a long time. Just trying to dig into his philosophy as a defensive coordinator. He does these series of seminars and different things and I've been watching him.


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[Assistant] And, and I've been star- I started on this video kind of just trying to give Brown's fans a little insight into what they possibly could see, uh, with, with what the defensive line we have and what his philosophy is and the way he thinks about things.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but I believe that when Jim Schwartz went into the building, he said the first thing he's gonna do is he's gonna do some self-scouting.


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[Assistant] So what he did is he went on through on the tape and said, okay, let me, let me look at our run defense. Run defense was terrible. Our two safeties in the back.


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[Assistant] Uhm, they had a lot of blown miscommunication. Which one of these guys is salvageable? You look at John Johnson, I think he put it on John Johnson. By the way, he's still a free agent. Still a free agent. Nobody signed him. I think he looked at John Johnson and said, I'm going to identify as him the root cause for the miscommunications in the back.


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[Assistant] When it came to the, to the defensive line, he needed to find out which was it. Is it your D line that's getting you gashed up front and killed?


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[Assistant] Or is it your linebackers not feeling, not reading, not being able to tackle people? And I think he came to the conclusion that the defensive line...


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[Assistant] Uhm, was getting reached. They were getting cut off. They were getting double teamed. They got no penetration. So if you look at what they've done, they've completely overhauled the D-line. Completely. You got new names everywhere. You get to the linebacker core, and we talked with De'Quel about J.O.K.


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[Assistant] J.O.K. looked all over the place and I think that Schwartz is going to take him as his pet project.


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[Assistant] He, he feels, and I've always felt in a, in a, in a standard defense, J.O.K. cannot just stand there and, and just play traditional 4-3 outside linebackers.


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[Assistant] He has to be a different type of position because you don't want people getting up on him on his body. So what he did is said, alright.


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[Assistant] We got guys that's gonna keep JLK clean, and we gonna move him around a little bit. When you look at Anthony Walker, is he a real, listen, is he a guy that's gonna, you know, make waves? No. Is he a guy that's gonna make a ton of plays and be Ray Lewis? No. He's a, he's a solid pro, but one thing he will do, he'll get you lined up correctly, and he'll play his assignment.


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[Assistant] Each one of those guys has been injured every single year. That's right. And if you don't, if you don't, uh, you know, put any resources to that position.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there's, there's, I think Isaiah Thomas will make the, so they just got McGuire, he's on the team. I think Isaiah Thomas may make the team, I think Wright may make the team. Uhm, the guys who I think is, is borderline is, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, and I think one of the reasons why the people are so high on them is because they got a real defensive coordinator. They got a guy. They got a proven veteran. And one of the things that you love as a defensive lineman is


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[Assistant] You know, my problem with Joe Woods and a lot of other, other, uh, defensive coordinators is yes, the principle of just rushing four and dropping seven is something that every defensive coordinator wants to do. And that, that sounds great, but anybody at home can call that defense.


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[Assistant] The great defensive coordinators understand that you do want seven people in coverage, but they also understand that you can't just have your guys, no matter how elite they are, going up there rushing for every single time. The equivalent of that in basketball is not running no offense and having your guards run pick and roll the whole game. Yes, pick and roll is hard to stop.


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[Assistant] But the whole defense is looking at them. It's hard. There's different things you can do to take that away. And so when you look at a guy like Miles Garrett,


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[Assistant] They could take that away if you're just rushing forward. You could do all kinds of stuff up there. Double team him. He was the most double team defensive lineman in the game by far the last five years. And so my thing is this.


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[Assistant] Can they be great up front? Sure, Zedaria Smith has the best tools of anybody he's ever played with. As far as pass rush tools, the ability, the mixture of running pass, the explosiveness, he's the best and I didn't change my, I changed my mind.


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[Assistant] When I heard somebody, I talked to Matt, uh, Matt Coller. He, uh, he covers the Minnesota Vikings and he talked about how, uh, how,


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[Assistant] The Browns just outbid him, and what he brings to the defensive line as far as being stout, as far as being giving you some pass rush ability, and he says, you know, they're gonna have to guard him, and they're gonna have to put two people on him, which is gonna be a decision to be made, because you got Miles Garrett. So they got him.


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[Assistant] None, the challenge there. So I gave, Mary Kay, Mary Kay was on yesterday, and I point blank asked her, I said, listen, is this the best?


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[Assistant] This, the best talent on paper the Browns have ever had. And she said yeaah.


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[Assistant] She said this is it. I mean, when you look at position group by position group.


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[Assistant] Yeah, depth all this stuff on paper. We all know that they got to go out and play and I'm looking at it in terms of this. If you were to ask me or ask anyone on the panel, if somebody said that Deshaun Watson was the Deshaun Watson this last year in Houston, what would you say about the team?


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[Assistant] Deserve not to be. Yeaah. Yeaah, the Browns have been, and let's be clear, the Browns for the last, three years out of the last five years.


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[Assistant] The Browns were the darlings that they were getting hype. They, they were on every show. Uh, when, when they had, uh, Odell and Jarvis and Baker Mayfield when Baker was rolling 2020, they were like, oh wow, the Browns are on all prime time games. Then 2021 came back. They, people were picking them. They want to cover sports illustrate. That's right.


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[Assistant] But here's my thing, if you look at, if you look at what, what Myles Garrett was doing, Myles Garrett,


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[Assistant] Has not had a level of coaching. Miles Garrett has had these stooges in here. I remember Greg Williams, I remember Greg Williams telling him, telling Miles Garrett, I only want to see you do one pass rush move.


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[Assistant] What? That's like telling Michael Jordan, I don't never want to see you shoot a elbow. Bro, I'm Jordan. I shoot wherever I want to. What are you talking about? He has not had nobody up there and they was never scheming nobody up in the Browns blitz the least amount I've ever seen. Like they put their linebackers back there and be like, Hey, go cover somebody.


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[Assistant] No blitzing, none of that. I think right now when you look at his Zedaria Smith, like I said before, he's the best pass rusher, best skills opposite of Miles Garrett. When you look at Tomlinson, Tomlinson is a top level, top flight


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[Assistant] Nose tackle, defensive, defensive tackle that is going to stop the run that gives you pass rush ability. And the thing we want to get to is we want to get to the waves. But look about, look, look how much, you know, more I'm interested in the younger guys than starting. See now Alex, Alex Wright,


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[Assistant] You're extra. Yeah. Hey, McGuire, learn from these other dudes up front. See, Aki Ika, we might only use you for one down. So what I need you to do- Perion Winfrey, get your shit together or you're gone. Yes. Perion, you want to do something? So now, everybody is maximum. And the thing that put them over the top is this.


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[Assistant] Oboe thought he was gonna be the dude. Young OG said, this is my time to come out here and do my thing as it started to be presented. And now all of a sudden, Zedaria Smith is there.


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[Assistant] Now look at the difference between having either oboe with Alex Wright, but now you get oboe with Zedaria Smith or Zedaria Smith. Now you can mix up a lot of different things.


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[Assistant] But the Browns could get there, we just gotta see it. Philadelphia, I'm sorry, I lied to myself.


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[Assistant] Philadelphia just went. There goes that knee. Gee man, e Christmas. Philadelphia went. What'd they get? They got Nolan. I think they got Nolan Smith, right? Yea, they got, they lost Georgia.


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[Assistant] Zedarius Smith, you get Miles Garrett, you get, you get a couple of, I might even put Hill in there. I like, I like your pass rush ability. When you get, when you get four defensive ends up there,


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[Assistant] And it's all basketball. You see, Kevis the Fancy got these dudes playing basketball at practice, right? And we missed one, McNuggets, we missed it. I need J.O.K. giving them that step back. That A.K.A. Blitz Bluff. Oh, I'm up here blitzin'. Step back.


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[Assistant] I'm out here shooting. They gonna have guys coming on blitzes. You might not know where they at and Jim Schwartz is the first dude to really start talking about manipulating defensive tackles, right? He talks about the even a timing of engaging. He wants guys to actually engage.


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[Assistant] What a defensive tackle and then drop back. Because now once you engage, he has to engage you and the blocking schemes are all messed up. Now you got a guy coming right behind you, coming free. When he talks about some of the stuff that he's able to do with messing up protections, messing up schemes, because at the end of the day,


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[Assistant] You don't need to blitz all the time to get pressure. You just need to mess up their protection scheme. And he talked about it.


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[Assistant] Sometimes we don't need incomplete passes. We don't even need sacks. Sometimes we schedule in and run in the defense just so they think that they ought to throw the ball fast and it's three yards and you're off the field. That's what you need.


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[Assistant] Excuse for them not to play well. We are here people. We are. The Cleveland Browns fan base has waited for years for this.


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[Assistant] Marry an offense with a primetime, bona fide quarterback with a skill set. Not the guys that's dinking and dunking. Not the 5'10 tryhards. Not the guy that's gonna take all the check downs. We got a bona fide quarterback that can move in the pocket. Now it's time to see what it looks like.


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[Assistant] If the Browns were smart, I would love, I would love to be a fly on the wall.


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[Assistant] The B and E sessions where him and Deshaun Watson is cooking up these plays talking about what the New Age Browns offense is going to look like. Because trust me.


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[Assistant] This is supposed to be a new age Brown's offense. This is a new world order. This is not your grandfather's three tight end game. I want to see how well he acclimates this guy. And at the same time, we can not forget about Nick Chubb.


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[Assistant] This offense cannot forget about Nick Chubb. Just because we throw the ball does not mean we diminish his meaning and value. If he can marry the two and do it in a way that Deshaun is comfortable and Nick Chubb is still a part of this offense, the Cleveland Browns will be a team where for the first time,


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[Assistant] You can wake up on a Sunday and not be scared because you know you can compete with anybody on that schedule.


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[Assistant] That's the first time we've talked about the Ohio state angle. Yeah, you are correct. I don't think, uh, I don't think Zeke would have been mentioned like that. Like if he wasn't from Ohio.


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[Assistant] Who's that little, who's that little shooting guard they had, they transferred from Xavier?


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[Assistant] Zeke, Zeke just does not, he don't, he don't seem explosive to me. No, he's lost that. Like, like, if he, like, now remember, when Zeke had the mid drift on, right, when Zeke was wearing the halter tops at Ohio State.


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[Assistant] This dude was getting the rock and leaving people. Like he was getting the ball and running past everybody straight. No cuts, nothing. Just Zeke Elliott wide open. Now, now he's getting


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[Assistant] Yes. Yes. Okay, I'm taking him. Like look, look, not only can he shoot.


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[Assistant] He's more athletic than the rest of the George Niang. Now I like Niang too. He pisses me off when we play him because he never wants to lose.


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[Assistant] I don't like him and Struz. They're the same guy. They're twins. I don't like them. Uh, they just, they, they piss me off the way they play. But also shot 40% free. If they want to, if you could swap, I don't know how much money they got. If you could swap.


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[Assistant] Niang and Diva Chenjo out for like a Lamar Stevenson and uh,


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[Assistant] I mean he's, George Neang is, is, he's like a step more athletic than me. I'm just wondering now if I'm a regular white dude. You're a regular.


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[Assistant] So, this is, to me, I've already resigned myself to thinking and looking at the Big Plan. They are...


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[Assistant] To me, I don't see any way that they don't lose that information.


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[Assistant] This is what it is. And I think what they're telling you is they're trying to slow play you a little bit. They're trying to just be like, don't worry about it. If he does leave, we have some other things we can do. They're doing that in real time. Because honestly, if you don't have any way, these are the best players you can get, right?


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[Assistant] I'm not dumb. We ain't dumb. Look at that level these guys is playing in the playoffs. Look at the level. This is, this is master class level. And if the Cavs play the best they're capable of, they're still not on this level. And so, okay, well, how do you make the team better? If he says he's not going to trade anybody and you take him at his word.


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[Assistant] Donovan Mitchell goes into next season. The Cavs are a one through five seed. They come, they play, maybe they win a first round series. They get bounced in the second round. Now Donovan Mitchell has one year left and you're looking at where can we ship him to. That's right. So I don't understand.


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[Assistant] They, they, they're gonna- Is he not a lot better than anybody they have? Yes. They're gonna have to make one of these decisions, boo. Like, you're gonna have to over- either you're gonna overpay somebody that ain't worth it.


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[Assistant] Like, because in, in, in, I just don't see where, like, if we say they could be Philadelphia, Joel M. B. dominates against us. Like, he's unstoppable. Like, but against these other teams, sure, he shrinks to the, to the party when it's Boston. But like, like, we watching Boston.


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[Assistant] And, and they're looking at three, four years down the line with, with, with, with ramifications on repeat offender taxes and stuff. If you had the foresight to do that and look through four years in line, why did you not say, well, we're going to trade three, four years of whatever I picked for Donovan Mitchell and then not


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[Assistant] If we smart enough to understand this, what is his agent telling Donovan? His agent is telling him, listen, if the Cavs really were, were in all in on winning, like they said they were, and they feel like they need URPs.


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[Assistant] They will do what they need to do to improve this roster. And when you say, we're not going to make any significant moves. Yeah. Everyone is savvy enough to say, well, maybe Altman was hyperbole. He's not going to say that. He'll do some stuff.


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[Assistant] But then there's no coincidence that Donovan Mitchell is at these other NBA games, dapping people up, hugging people at half court because he's saying,


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[Assistant] I wanna be here. I wanna be in this level. And you're telling me that we are here, but you're not willing to do anything, make any sacrifices.


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[Assistant] What about Harrison Barnes? He makes a lot of money too. Hey, no Harrison Barnes, he can hit a three.


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[Assistant] Okay, uh, we, we keep, we, we still going down the line. Jalen Brown, what is he doing? He's going to get traded. What are you doing? Yea, but what are the Cavs, see in his case, the Cavs have nothing to trade together. Oh, they would have to dip into the, they had to dip into the real players. Right. Yes. Whereas Tobias Harris, not the fake players.


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[Assistant] He's always hurt, isn't he? Yeah, he's got a lot of injuries. Uh, Cam Johnson is another guy. He's restricted. He's restricted.


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[Assistant] I like- No, you're not nuts. They're good. They're good. Yokich is out there killing people right now, uhm, with his bare hands moving slow. I've never seen nobody really just slow they- If he was a Pokemon, his name would be Slowbro. Like, he would just be like, he'd be a sedentary Pokemon that stands in the road that just blocks ways, like-


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[Assistant] I don't like how the fact that he's good right now. How do they follow him? He's nice. He was nice on Minnesota.


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[Assistant] See, I love the way the LeBron factor is big.


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[Assistant] LeBron play a lot of different ways, like LeBron can be scoring LeBron, LeBron can be, I'm gonna get my guys in the mix early LeBron, I'm gonna be facilitator, I'm gonna be aggressive in the post-LeBron, get to the free throw line. What type of LeBron you think we gonna see this series in order to beat the Nuggets?


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[Assistant] That next gear is like, it's like this old school, it's a show named Guyver, man, it's like a mobile suit, it's a little Japanese anime. Boy, this dude was like, yo, every time he would go super,


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[Assistant] If he wins a title, I'm going to say this. Man, I don't know if I should say this, but I'm going to say it. Say it. They holding him back, bro.


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[Assistant] There's a, there's a, there's a, there is a fraction of the NBA that feels like


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[Assistant] We cannot let, like, it's almost like they saying, we not gonna let Jokic, a foreign white dude, be the best player. They pick him last in the All-Star game. Like, that's crazy. And for me, I can actually say, cause I gotta keep it a hundred, if Jokic was black, he'd be, he'd be already there.


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[Assistant] He'd be already up, like, but they, they're at, whether it's subconsciously or consciously, it's almost like they not gonna give him his flowers and say what he is, but the dude is, is, he's there. Yeah.


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[Assistant] And he doesn't have a flashy game. Like, you know, like we, like, right. He's a flashy game. And the history, we'll give it to Bird because everybody that come on here to say, listen, Bird played like us. Bird talked trash. Bird was in the mix. Bird did this. Like, so they had to give it up to him. But when you look at Jokic, it's almost like,


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[Assistant] Well, here's the thing, when, when I gave him his credit and his flowers, when they had, they had two back-to-back terrible years, and then they came back and won a championship last year.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's a really nice list. I like that. I can't disagree. All right, go ahead.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure about Jalen Brown's offensive game. It seems like Jalen Brown does enough stuff and plays with enough good players where it kind of masks some of the deficiencies. Like if you gave Jalen Brown the rock and said be the dude.


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[Assistant] I mean, is he going to get you third of your game over a season? I don't know if that's the thing.


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[Assistant] I like both of those guys. Remind me to ask you a question. What'd you think about Monty Williams? Cause uh, I like him. That seems ridiculous. I do admire him.


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[Assistant] This is crazy. I forgot, I even forgot Zion Williamson was, well, Zion, like it was even in the mix. I forgot he was a glide.


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[Assistant] And Shay, Shay does not shoot the three, he gets all his buckets like underneath the three, three point line and I'm like. That's what makes him so incredible.


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[Assistant] I think, I think Damien Lillard, the only reason he's on this squad, this list is because


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[Assistant] He just kept saying, I'm going to stay in Portland. Like, so, Portland's never going to have the, they just can't build nothing around them. But do I think Damian Lillard could be the best player on the team? Sure. I think he could. Uhm, he just put himself out of contention. He just stays in, stays in Portland, so. By the way, I just got a call.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, Javarant, uhm, first of all, his game, I love Javarant's, like, he's high flyer, I don't know if that's conducive, I don't know if that was conducive to winning no games either. Uhm, you know, he's, he's a high flyer, he does everything, he gets to the rack, uhm.


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[Assistant] When I look at the Guardians, I always, I kind of look at them and I say, alright, well, let me analyze the overall roster. Who would you say is a star on their team?


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[Assistant] Jose Ramirez. Okay. And Shane Bieber. So that too.


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[Assistant] When you don't have stars, right? Stars, borderline, as a closer goes, it would be a star. So, if you look at the stars, stars, what makes stars great is they have, you know, consistency, right?


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[Assistant] Guys, when I grew up, year in, year out, you knew certain players were good. It just was going to happen.