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[Assistant] And a shout out to my, my guys at the Saints News Network. Shout out to brother Bob Rose, Kyle T. Mosin, and the rest of them. Saints preseason TV schedule announced fans will have plenty of opportunity to see the Saints during the preseason.


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[Assistant] The team's official preseason schedule is listed here. NFL television schedule was released on Thursday. The Saints are going to be featured on the national stage in three of their preseason contests. Saints will host the Chiefs in the Caesar Superdome on the preseason opener. The game will be on Sunday, August the 13th at noon central time.


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[Assistant] 1 p.m. Eastern. It could be viewed on NFL Network. New Orleans will play at the Chargers on Sunday, August the 20th. The game will be televised on NFL Network.


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[Assistant] From SoFi Stadium, kickoff will be at 6 p.m. Central Time, 7 p.m. Eastern, and New Orleans Chargers, uh, the New Orleans and the Chargers.


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[Assistant] We'll also square off and join practices during the days leading up to the games. Things wind up.


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[Assistant] They're 23 preseason schedule, hoping, uh, again, hosting the Texans in the season Superdome. The game will be on Friday, August the 25th. It'll be a national broadcast on Fox scheduled for kickoff at 7 p.m. Central time. Saints and Texans will also engage in joint practices prior to the preseason finale. And that is a good thing the NFL really been doing is getting the


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[Assistant] The little scrimmages going on, but practicing, making them practice up against each other right before the preseason game kind of adds extra little spice to it.


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[Assistant] You see what I'm saying? So that's not bad. And the family members will have plenty of opportunity to see the team who have made several new additions to their player personnel and coaching staff this upcoming season. The Saints are coming off the 7-10 finish in 22, and it was the second straight year of missing the playoffs and their first losing season since 2005. That's that Katrina year. Man.


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[Assistant] No inspector open training camp in the last week of July after three OTA sessions, their mandatory mini camp is next weekend.


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[Assistant] They also hand out among, uh, there are among a handful of teams will be selected for. We just talked about the training series, the hard knocks, the announcement, which the HBO will select the series has not been made yet. And we just covered that. So not bad at all. A lot of stuff popping in the hoot at world. So anyway, like I was saying, we up in this thing. So.


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[Assistant] All right, so, I have a family of viewers. All right, man. So anyway, any questions, fam? Please feel free to throw them in the chat. I'm going to answer any questions. Shout out to the fam. Appreciate y'all, man. Any questions? Throw them in the chat. But my take on it is, is this fam, the way I see it is.


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[Assistant] You have, you know, in terms of the Hard Knock, uh, you know, show coming through.


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[Assistant] It's, it's, uh, most people don't want it. And if you're selected, we're one of four teams and they haven't announced it yet, but it's expected to happen over the next four weeks, but then the next four weeks expect the call to be made.


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[Assistant] Four teams. Bears, Saints, Commanders, and what's the other team? I forgot the other team. Oh, uh, the, the Jets. So you got all of those teams there. All teams that were losing.


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[Assistant] All teams finish, you know, losing and that's what happens. But if you happen to get them, if the hard knocks crew come a call because they never came here, they never were here. So if that's the case and you do get them.


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[Assistant] It does. It gives us another view. It's another.


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[Assistant] Just look into who that nation expect, you know, expect for the little clean cut view that they want to paint of the team around the team. They have no control over what we gonna see. And you know, and like I said, I think that that show won like 16 Emmys if I'm not mistaken.


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[Assistant] They, they are a very popular show. So even though most NFL teams don't want them, the look that, you know, the look that you're going to get from the show.


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[Assistant] It's something else. It's totally something else than what you're being shown. So you're going to see all the grit. You're going to see all the little dirt here or there. You're going to see all the stuff behind the scenes. So I'm not advocating for it, but if it happens, that's a plus to it. You get a whole nother vantage point, a whole nother view at your team behind the scenes. And that to me is super cool to be able to see that.


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[Assistant] And then how they would then react to that, you don't blame nobody coming out and then blame hard knocks. Well, the reason why we didn't go to the playoffs is because hard knocks came up in here and they was taking pictures and they had all these cameras everywhere and they were here for the preseason.


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[Assistant] You know, that's why we didn't make the play. I don't think nobody crazy enough to say that.


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[Assistant] But in the end, at the end of the day, it's just, it's supposed to make the team focus and get it right. That's what it's all about. I'm cool with it if they select it, like I said, for the obvious reason. So anyway.


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[Assistant] All right, so shout out to the fam, man. Appreciate y'all being up in this thing, man. Much love. Swag fan says, well, I had the Sunday ticket, but the YouTube put an end to my gravy train not buying. All right. Reginald, shout out to Saints. Uh, he said Saints have big three, big Q. What do you think about it? Okay. The big three. Okay. We got, uh,


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[Assistant] We got a broadcast coming up here. I think it's, uh, at six a little later on when we talk about PFF's version of it, when they mentioned the big three.


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[Assistant] Before the Saints going into 2023, the big three. So if you had to choose three players and whether it's offense, defense or special teams, who are the big three that the Saints need to have to come through? Now you got to remember is you want to get three picks and it has to be


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[Assistant] Across the board for the team. So I couldn't get up here and say, pick a bunch of offensive players. I have to keep it real. So I would have to, my choice would be to pick the best person from each unit.


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[Assistant] So I will start with the offense. The most important person to the offense is the QB. No doubt about it. So Derek Carr is the most important part, or the most important person to what the New Orleans Saints offense needs to do.


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[Assistant] He's not the only thing because the saints have done a very good job of securing him or basically kind of surrounding him with talent.


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[Assistant] Whether it's the running back, the wide receivers, the tight ends, the offensive lines being reinforced.


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[Assistant] He, they've really given him something, uh, you know, they've insulated him.


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[Assistant] And his mentality is you listen to more and more interviews from car. What happens is you see.


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[Assistant] His mind frame coming here, was it all about the money or what you, what you know, all that kind of stuff. Cause you know, the saints was really the only team willing to kind of break them, chip them off at that level. They have a lot of people running at him like that. They had a few people talk to him.


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[Assistant] But nobody was trying to chip them off with like what the saints was because it was a.


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[Assistant] A very good, I guess you could say a good fit for him because he knew Dennis Allen. He's the guy that drafted him. He has experience playing in a similar system, uh, you know, offensively speaking.


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[Assistant] He, he said in the previous interviews that Michael Thomas was a big reason why he came to New Orleans.


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[Assistant] Michael Thomas helped recruit him. He was talking to Michael Thomas prior to him signing with the team.


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[Assistant] And he said it was the big reason why he wanted to come to the Saints because Michael Thomas. Well, that's cool.


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[Assistant] So, and not only that, but the saints have also insulated him by giving them security blankets. They've, they got his former titan, Foster Morrow.


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[Assistant] Uh, they come here, they got Brian Edwards, another wide receiver he's familiar with. So they've given him pieces or people on the team that he can, that he has some history with. So.


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[Assistant] The most important person to the offense is Derek Carr, absolutely hands down. You know, I can't say Mike Thomas because I know if Mike gets hurt, God forbid, you know, I love Mike.


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[Assistant] But if he gets hurt, then the saints have a heavy wide receiver room where guys can step up and kinda shoulder that thing.


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[Assistant] You know, so I would have to go with Carr. Carr would be my most important person on the offense because of the obvious reason you need a quarterback to win in the NFL. You need a, you don't have to be Joe Montana or even Tom Brady, but he has to be able to be a guy


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[Assistant] That knows how to move the ball downfield and don't hurt you too bad. And this guy is not one of, he's not going to hurt you.


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[Assistant] He ain't gonna hurt you too bad and he knows how to get that damn ball up the field. It's an explosive fun offense to watch when he's out there. He even scrambles around. He has a pair of wheels. He ain't the fastest dude in the world, but he'll take off and get a first down for you and slide his toughest nails. So.


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[Assistant] I like the car selection and move. I have to go with car for the offense, defensively speaking.


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[Assistant] When we go over the defense, it's two, it's three people you have to kind of look at on a defensive side of it.


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[Assistant] One of them is Cam Jordan. One of them is Demario Davis. Another one is Tyron Matthew. They're all at different levels of the defense. Which one of these players


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[Assistant] You know, or the, or, or, it's the most important.


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[Assistant] Person in the Saints defense. It's hard to pick that, but I'ma have to say Cam Jordan.


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[Assistant] Over Demario or over Tyron Matthew because.


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[Assistant] Cam Jordan's in the hint and he's down there in, in the trenches and we know that games are one in the trenches.


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[Assistant] We know that Cam Jordan, when he has success, the Saints offense, I mean, Saints defense has success and by way of the offense gets success. He had eight something sacks last year. He's penetrated 155 and a half sacks for his career. He's the all time sack leader. He's going to get his contract before July ends. So he'll be.


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[Assistant] In the two year deal on top, he'll be a saint for light and he can be able to tack on top of the 115 and a half sacks that he set. He's the first ballot Hall of Famer in my book.


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[Assistant] In the Saints hall of fame and definitely in the, in the big hall of fame. So I will have to say Cam.


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[Assistant] Cam by way of his production and cam by way of his leadership. Cam has to be able to kind of get some of these guys. Oh, he got to keep doing what he doing. Sad to say. Well, you know, happy to say, but we need the other guys, the others to help cam Jordan out.


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[Assistant] Opposite of him that, you know, like Davenport didn't do for me.


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[Assistant] The step up and cam joins the guy that mentors these guys.


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[Assistant] So we need another good year from Cam and we need more like his same type of leadership with these young guys and these young guys, the others, they got to step up to help Cam and keep them sack numbers going. So second person, most important person to the defense is Cam. Now argument could be made about Demario Davis because


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[Assistant] You, if you lose Cam or to Mario Davis, God forbid to injury, you, I don't know how you deal with that. You know?


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[Assistant] I don't know how you deal with it. Can't miss one game, what? And I don't know how many years.


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[Assistant] And you have the Mario Davis that don't really miss any game. So, you know, that those two guys are really irreplaceable.


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[Assistant] Right now, we just, we simply don't have guys that can step in and, and carry on without a DiMario dapes.


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[Assistant] He's the brains of the entire defense. He points out everything. He sees things.


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[Assistant] Last year, people were saying he slowed down. He didn't look quite the same way.


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[Assistant] Last year, Peyton Turner was kicking ass early on. Peyton Turner was handling his business. He had DeMario Davis beat by at least 15 tackles.


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[Assistant] Before he got hurt and then Demario, his stats caught up and he was able to get a Pro Bowl. But I would really be looking at if Peyton Turner was healthy all of last year, I don't know if Demario would have got that Pro Bowl. I'm saying.


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[Assistant] Well, Peyton Turner was kicking ass last year, so hopefully he can remain healthy. But DiMario Davis, man, is so instrumental, uh, in, inside of the center of the Saints defense and what he brings. So I would have to argue between the two, but I wouldn't be mad as if you chose DiMario, I choose Cam. And then of course the third person would be Will Lutz, the kicker, the all-pro kicker.


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[Assistant] Special teams guy, Will Lutz has to bring it this year. Camp, he's been looking really good. Uh, looking like his self, reports are saying that he looks like his self. The Saints brung in a couple of kickers to kind of have some competition up against him.


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[Assistant] But at the end of the day, it has to, Will Lutz has to elevate his play.


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[Assistant] Then what he did last year, man, for real, no doubt about it. You got to take it up a level of two or three. Get back to that all pro level. We've accustomed to see Will Lutz kick. So.


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[Assistant] We need him to come and represent and do what he's supposed to do.


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[Assistant] Uh, as well. And he's also facing the contract year. So, Will Lutz got to bring it this year, man.


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[Assistant] So those are my top three guys that I'll call. If those guys are having a solid year for you, if Cam is getting eight to 10 plus sacks.


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[Assistant] In the 2023 season and Derek Carr is kicking tail. He's north of 3000 yards passing. He's north of 28 touchdowns and his interceptions are between 10 and 12 and all this kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] The Saints are headed in the right direction. They're on the way to beating the NFC, you know, taking the NFC south. They're going to the playoffs. If these three men have stellar years, car,


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[Assistant] Cam and Lutz, man, you, them guys right there, if they haven't stellar years, chances are you going to the playoffs. No doubt about it. Those are the three that I picked. So, sorry, I took a long time to get up on that, but you know, you know how I am fam. I'm thorough as hell, man. So anyway, uh, any other questions fam? Much love to y'all. All right. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I hear you John, I hope not man, but we'll see man, we'll see.


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[Assistant] Alright, what's up Jasper? Shout out to you. What's up brother James? How you doing, sir? Say we might need to be on hard knocks with D-A-L-O-L. If Mike healthy, he's, it's hell to pay for defenses with our weapons. Why D-A acting like we good at linebacker and defensive end, then if Floyd would have helped


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've seen that, brother James. I've seen, uh, you know, the Linda Floyd thing.


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[Assistant] But the Saints are, they have, uh, faith in their guys. They have faith in their guys. Of course, Cam is there. They're gonna re-up with Cam.


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[Assistant] Carl Granderson got you five and a half sacks last year. A lot of people feel like Carl Granderson is more than a rotational guy.


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[Assistant] Well, this is an opportunity. He knows more about the Saints defense than, uh, you know, I would say a.


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[Assistant] Peyton Turner because Peyton Turner spent a lot of time hurt.


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[Assistant] From a potential standpoint, Peyton Turner knows more than Isaiah Foskey, obviously because he's been here longer, right? He's entering his third year. So the question is not people not asking about is Peyton, you know, is Peyton Turner talented? They know he's talented.


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[Assistant] The only question is, and it's a big question, is can he remain healthy to contribute?


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[Assistant] So, you know, we looking at it and you see Carl Grandison there, but really the saints want to see Peyton Turner kind of thrive in that role. You know, they really want to, but then.


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[Assistant] You look at what the saints have. They do have two guys remaining.


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[Assistant] They got Cam, who's on the back end of his career, a two-year contract, and then Cam's retiring.


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[Assistant] You got Carl Grandison on a one year deal. I think Carl is on a one year deal.


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[Assistant] And then of course behind him, you got Isaiah Foskey and Peyton Turner. So Peyton's into his third year. He got a step up. Isaiah Foskey is full of potential. The guy is, he has the sack gene. I ain't going to tell you no different. He has the sack gene. He had 20 plus of them at Notre Dame. He took Justin Tuck's record down.


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[Assistant] And the guy know what he doing in terms of getting to the quarterback. He's just not as refined as you would like him to be.


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[Assistant] Which is what the saints are there for. The saints know the guy, knows how to get sex. You just gotta work on his technique.


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[Assistant] You gotta work on his fundamentals. You gotta get them stronger. You gotta get them, get them in that weight room, get them stronger. You gotta pick up a little bit more weight.


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[Assistant] And you gotta work on those moves. And people like Cam Jordan and the rest of these guys gonna get.


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[Assistant] Isaiah Foskey together, man. So yeaah, it's definitely some pressure.


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[Assistant] On him as well. So we're going to see how that all helped bro, but I think that's what it is, man. They have confidence in these young guys because they could have really did a move on that before.


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[Assistant] Alright, King Chosen, one shout out to you fans. What's up with the Chase Young situation? And nothing but rumors circulating around with that bro right now. Nothing but rumors popping with the Chase Young thing right now.


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[Assistant] And it wouldn't, Chase Young would be a good addition to the Saints, no doubt about it. The guy's, the guy's fantastic. Now he had to share injuries and stuff like that, and he kind of running out of favor with the, uh, with the commanders.


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[Assistant] But at the end of the day, man, I don't think he's somebody the saints are looking at. Like I said, I can see as we get closer to July, late July, when the big camp starts.


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[Assistant] Sanks will bring some people in here, some veterans. I don't think it'll be big name veterans.


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[Assistant] I think the big name veteran aspect of it is pretty much over pending injuries that might occur.


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[Assistant] It costs a lot more money for you to do that, but it's been proven. They've done many studies on it. The fact that the grass is a lot forgiving, a lot more forgiving for the players when they hit that ground, hit that turf.


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[Assistant] You know, it's expensive though, and a lot of teams don't want to come up and pay that they like to just put the artificial stuff out there and it's, it's less care to deal with it and all this.


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[Assistant] And that's the real reality. It's a money game over the health, but they've done plenty of studies.


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[Assistant] On grass, you know, helping out players and injuries and stuff like that. It's a more forgiving surface.


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[Assistant] And they just, they just look at the money. So, you know, that's a part of the game, you know.


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[Assistant] Alright, shout out to you, fam. Appreciate it. I agree with you though, Swack. That definitely will cut down injuries.


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[Assistant] Alright, any more questions fam, uh, as we keep it going. What's up brother Tor? Shout out to you, bro. Living Sacrifice says, who will have the better season?


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[Assistant] Bricee R Foskey. That's a great question, bro. Appreciate you. Shout out to you. Oh man.


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[Assistant] Oh man, that's gonna be intriguing, man. That's gonna be really interesting, man, to see because, man.


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[Assistant] Is it, will it be Foskey? Will it be Brian Breesy? Oh man, who has the better season? I want to say Isaiah Foskey would man.


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[Assistant] You know, I think Isaiah Foskey in terms of better season, I mean, tackles to sacks, stuff like that. I do think Isaiah Foskey gets more sacks than Brian Breecy.


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[Assistant] But then do the same see Brian breezy starting, you know, you know, cause that'll have to, uh, something somewhat of the deal with the statistics is who'll get more reps opportunities to put up stats. Would it be Isaiah Foskey? Will it be Brian breezy?


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[Assistant] So does Breezy, uh, Brian Breezy push himself into a starting position opposite of Colin Sanders and Nate Shepard? How do you guys see it?


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[Assistant] I don't know, it'd be, I would have to go with Brian Breesy on there when I'm gonna have to say, cause I, I mean, my bad, Ozzy Afosky. I'm sorry. I would have to go with Ozzy Afosky. I think Ozzy Afosky.


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[Assistant] Would definitely be a guy that can help out because I think he ultimately will get in there because we'll have some type of injury to deal with at the defensive line position. We have it every year.


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[Assistant] We have it every year outside of that and I think he's a guy we probably.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, that probably will get in there and make something happen. So I won't have to go with Foskey on that one, bro. That was a good question though. Good question.


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[Assistant] All right. All right. Shout out to the fam, man. Good to see y'all in here, man. Appreciate y'all chiming in on this thing. All right. Any more questions, fam, before your boy Dirk up outta here?


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[Assistant] All right, let's see. All right. Okay. Be kind says totally agree. Should be all. Yeah, it should be. It definitely should be. It should be. All right. Yeah.


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[Assistant] All right, 504Co says, uh, Q, I wouldn't be surprised if they get selected, especially with Carr and all the, all the star power we have on the team. Yeah. And the thing is, you know, in terms of, uh, them being picked for it. And like I said, this is just me reminding the, who that nation that they're eligible.


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[Assistant] They're eligible for the heart knock life.


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[Assistant] I mean Hard Knock's show. And the reality is that's what happened when you don't win. You know, the Saints haven't gone to the playoffs the last couple of years. We went backwards.


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[Assistant] In terms of winning when we were seven and ten versus what, nine and seven the previous year.


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[Assistant] And when that happens, you, you're eligible for shows like this and.


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[Assistant] A lot of people don't want to see them people cause they don't want them to film the inter workings. Really the reality is.


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[Assistant] They don't want them to film the inter workings of what's going on inside of the team. If there's strife going on inside of the team, like if say for instance,


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[Assistant] That if there was an issue going on with Jamus and Dennis Allen during that time period, they would have caught it.


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[Assistant] They would have caught it. So if the, and this is the thing, I know a lot of people don't want it from the distraction standpoint.


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[Assistant] But the reality is I would actually prefer it because I want to see what's going on.


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[Assistant] For real. A lot of people say, no, man Q, I don't want that in there, man, but listen, cuz we can't, you can't insulate these people from distractions.


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[Assistant] Hell, distractions don't come. You tell me they ain't going to be another player on the team right now that's going to do something dumb and end up causing a distraction to the club that they'll have to deal with from an outer perspective.


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[Assistant] It's just the fact that a lot of teams are uncomfortable with those cameras in there filming them. Why are they working out? Because it forces them to get on game. It forces them to crystallize what they're doing.


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[Assistant] And they, and they're not comfortable with all that going on. See they can.


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[Assistant] Well, you don't see what's going on. So a lot of it, like we do the training camp coverage.


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[Assistant] And we have these loan camps, a lot of the stuff that go, the practices you don't even see.


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[Assistant] You don't see none of that going on in the camp. You hear about much of it later on and you only hear about what, you know, to a degree, what's allowed it to go out.


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[Assistant] But if they're there, they catch a lot of stuff. And really, truthfully, honestly,


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[Assistant] This is a lot, this year is a lot of pressure on Dennis Alden.


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[Assistant] To really show up and get the team into the playoffs. Now you don't have a history in terms of getting the team.


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[Assistant] That he has to be able to show the hoop, not only just me, but the entire Hootad Nation.


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[Assistant] All right, so. All right, so I don't think y'all got too many more questions. All right, Jerry says, BQ, I still have to say no to, I feel you OG. He said, I'm focused on the Saints having a win. I'm with you, brother. I want to see it, man. I want to see it. I want.


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[Assistant] I want to see it too fam. Be kind says, okay, BQ got me ready. Yeah, yeah, man. Yes. Yes, man. That's, that's, that's the, that's the thing, man. I told y'all, man. I told y'all over and over again, man. I'ma die hard who that man. I was there when he was losing.


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[Assistant] But when they come down to Dennis Allen, do I have to remind everybody again when they start saying, hey Q, you gotta do this, you gotta do that?


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[Assistant] I don't know, that's what I'ma do. I'ma hit, they come up, somebody come up here, I got a Dennis Allen person come up in here, I'ma just, yea, I'ma let them talk, and then I'ma hit that button on they ass. Man, that's the bottom line, man.


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[Assistant] Alright, what's up Jay? Jay says, he said what you said, he said what you said and thinking about the lineup on defense. I think we, at DE, I think we may be very good in that area. If Cam stays healthy and Turner steps up, like you said, we good, we need pressure.


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[Assistant] With these mobile quarterbacks. Yes bro, absolutely. And that was a big, a big problem. If y'all remember.


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[Assistant] With the saints in the last several years, we've never solved that. It never went away. We've still been.


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[Assistant] Pretty much faced all of the mobile quarterbacks the NFL had through. All of them. We had Lamar Jackson. He was tearing us up and Lamar was off in that game. He could have beat the Saints a lot more than that. Kyler Murray was running around on the Saints like that. We had even Marcus Mariota was not even known to be that. He was doing his thing.


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[Assistant] Trying to do that against the Saints and we were just facing all of these mobile quarterback threats.


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[Assistant] Last year, and when they get outside the pocket, they create all this extra time for guys to break away from defensive backs. And it just made hell on us when he was able to ad lib. You can't allow guys to get outside of the pocket and ad lib plays and buy time for guys to make plays up the field.


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[Assistant] Anybody that's a guy like that, they, that's what happens. So the saints were looking and.


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[Assistant] The reason being to a lot of the fact that they drafted Ozzy Afosky was because of his ability to kind of.


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[Assistant] Kind of zonk in on that. So we have Peyton Turner. We have Ozzy Fosker. These are very fast, big guys that can make plays. So hopefully that can be a part of it too because.


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[Assistant] You look at guys like Nate Shepard and Kaelin Saunders, you got, uh, Brian Breesy. All of these big guys, these are big guys, except for, well, you got, uh.


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[Assistant] Saunders is more of a big guy in terms of his weight is 330 pounds at six feet tall, but he doesn't, none of these guys move like their weight implements, you know, implicates they do. These are massive, these are big guys that are extremely


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[Assistant] Athletic, they are big guys that can move. I mean, I've seen footage and we were showing this on, uh,


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[Assistant] Another thing is the guys that they brought to the team are high motor, high energy.


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[Assistant] Relentless type guys that fight through everything. They're violent. You can't block them one on one. They flail in a way and if they can't get to you, they're smart enough to stay where they are and watch if you're going to peek from out of there. They have the closing speed, the ability to make things happen.


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[Assistant] That can move along the line of scrimmage and kinda use his long arms if he can't get through the wall to kinda stay in front of the guy to see if the running backs coming out of there or if the...


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[Assistant] The, uh, the quarterback's trying to scoot out of there and then he's six foot five and he can bat the ball down. Breezy's six six. Uh, uh, and these are Kaelin Saunders is what? He's six feet tall, but Nate Shepard's six five. So you got big guys, the Saints have along the line, but they're, they're relentless guys and they're athletic.


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[Assistant] So that should help us kind of stop these QBs from leaking around, but time will tell fam, you know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] Time will tell. What's up, Mike? Shout out to you, man. Alright, he said, this heart knocks thing sounds like a problem. Unnecessary bloatiness that the team will focus on and not the season. Yeah, we're not quite there yet. You know, the Saints are one of four teams. Remember?


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[Assistant] It's an HBO thing in the NFL, whoever they pick to say, okay, listen, we want the.


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[Assistant] Let's just say they say New Orleans Saints. The Saints can't say, nah, y'all keep it pushing with that. They can't refuse it.


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[Assistant] So once the NFL set, you know, HBO picks whoever it is.


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[Assistant] The NFL says you got to go through it. So the saints will have to just deal with it. So like I said, they're one of 14. We never had to deal with anything like this because we were winning, you know, and since the show was created.


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[Assistant] So now that we're not winning is one of the things that comes with losing. So it's a part of the game.


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[Assistant] Alright, so shout out to the fan. Brian says, do you think in the next five years the rookie quarterback we got in the draft will start at quarterback? That's an interesting question. We got, uh, Derek Hall on a four year deal, right? James on a one year deal. And at some point during that time frame,


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[Assistant] Especially after this year, Jake Hayner will definitely move up the QB ranking, right?


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[Assistant] Especially after this season. Jameis Winston's contract is up over, you know, next year.


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[Assistant] Uh, he'll be an active quarterback. I don't see them, you know, putting him on the practice squad and allowing him to be pilfered by another team or less.


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[Assistant] The NFL allows the Saints to use Hanner to put him on the practice squad so that in the, you know, most, some of the times or the majority of the times they allow you to have, uh,


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[Assistant] You know, uh, certain slots that you can protect players from being pilfered by other teams.


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[Assistant] So it'll be interesting to see how they go in that regard, but I, I think at some point.


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[Assistant] Over the next, you know, couple of years or so, we're going to see Jake Hayner in action because hopefully.


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[Assistant] We don't have to see them. If cars healthy, that means we're playing at a high level, hopefully.


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[Assistant] But at some point, you know, injuries do rear their head. And if it, you know, this year more than likely and not, but probably in the future after Jamis is gone next year, at some point you'll see him peek in.


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[Assistant] That the guy has an opportunity to pick up where he left off. That's the feeling I got. And that's what when Carl was talking about Jay Kander's life.


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[Assistant] Okay, you recruiting. So, did Carr do the Saints brass or do the Saints fan base?


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[Assistant] Uh, a service by saying, okay, I got the buck 50 in four years. And then this guy who's a Fresno guy.


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[Assistant] Uh, you know, that I like a lot. I'ma put him under my wing and then when I'm over where he slides right up in there. I, I, you know, that could be, that can be very interesting. So.


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[Assistant] You know, I would have to say probably starting or taking over the team. I don't know because it's a lot of time between then and now.


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[Assistant] You know, who knows, if it don't work out, we might end up getting rid of, uh,


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[Assistant] Dennis Allen over that time span, if it doesn't work, not saying does it, if it doesn't, but you know, you got to factor in all this when you're looking in.


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[Assistant] Future projections, you got to factor all that in there. So I probably, I don't, I don't think we see him this year more than likely next year after Jamis is gone. I think he'll move up into that QB2 slot.


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[Assistant] Right up on the card, but the guy's a fast learner. I've been really listening to him and watching his game. Guy's interesting, man.


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[Assistant] He studied Drew Brees, takes a lot of stuff from Drew, man. It's crazy. It is so crazy how this ended up, we ended up picking up Carr and then we getting the guy that, you know, from Carr's University, Fresno State.


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[Assistant] The guy's from out there and he idolized Drew Brees when he was a child. He was wearing Saints jerseys and now he's the quarterback of the Saints. It's, it's absolutely crazy, man, how, how it is. It's amazing to be honest with you. Swag says, are the Saints going?


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[Assistant] He says, are the Saints going? No, I don't think they're going to the three of the three, the 34 defense.


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[Assistant] I would have to say no to that. I don't think the 34 is something the Saints rarely do that 34 defense.


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[Assistant] They rarely do. I remember Dennis Allen talked about he wanted to use all of the defenses, but you really rarely see him, you know, every now and again, you, you, you, I don't see too often the 34 defense.


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[Assistant] I see him use the modified nickel and when he not using a modified nickel or a dime or a dime package, something like that, you'll end up.


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[Assistant] You know, you'll see him with the three linebacker look at times too. He'll put the three line to four to three out there. You know, he'll put them down the three linebacker look out there too.


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[Assistant] So I don't, I don't know about the 34 defense, man. You know, I don't, I would have to say no to that.


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[Assistant] I would have to say no to that because I don't know if the Saints got a four line, you know, we got two linebackers, but do we have four linebackers that we can roll out on the 34 and not just be.


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[Assistant] You know, toe up by, you know what I'm saying? Order to run that 34 out there. You got to feel like you have like four really good linebackers or perhaps you switch one of the linebackers for a defensive back. You know what I'm saying? Something like that.


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[Assistant] But I don't know man, I would have to say no to that on that fam, so. Alright.


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[Assistant] Alright, yea Pelicanola says, uh, yes, yes, yes, we doing one tonight. We'll be doing a Pelican post-game report tonight. Just to let the family members know, there will be a Pelican post-game report tonight. We will be talking about what's going on with Zion and other stuff. So y'all kind of get ready for that. It's going to be going down.


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[Assistant] Alright, Tim says Big Q is Demarco Jackson. Any threat for snaps to Demario Davis who might have lost?


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[Assistant] No, I don't think so, bro. I don't think he is, bro. I don't think he's quite there yet.


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[Assistant] I think he's an interesting, very young player that has potential.


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[Assistant] But him getting hurt last year kind of stalled out his development. He had to get healthy again and get back into that thing and pick it up. So it's basically kind of like a rookie year for him, so to speak, cause he got hurt and they just shut him down for the whole year. So he spent a lot of time watching. Now he's healthy. He is a guy that's going to have to learn a lot from DeMario Davis. The only other guy I think, uh, you know, you talk about outside of DeMario and, uh,


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[Assistant] Pete Werner, the starters, that's a threat. I don't think nobody's a threat to DeMario Davis currently, right now. I mean, Pete, Pete Werner has potential. Like I said, he was like 10, 15 tackles up on DeMario Davis.


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[Assistant] Last year, and I don't know, like I said, if he would remain healthy, he'd probably more than likely been the top linebacker on the Saints in terms of tackles. And if that was the case, DiMario wouldn't have got that Pro Bowler.


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[Assistant] You know, you know, maybe he, chances are he probably wouldn't have.


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[Assistant] But Pete Carbaugh, I mean not Pete, Pete Warner, excuse me, was showing out last year before he got hurt.


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[Assistant] And that's the thing, you gotta stay healthy, man. But DeMarco Jackson is a very interesting character. He's fast, sidelined, sidelined, he's a hitter.


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[Assistant] You know, he's a football player. That kid's a football player. So just, you know, he's one of the guys you gotta pay attention to. You gotta watch out for that guy.


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[Assistant] Alright, Fable, uh, SQ, Special Thanks. Yeah, yeah, man, you know, I got quite a few of them, man, that I'd like to roll out there every night again. That's who you are. And when you find that out.


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[Assistant] Alright, so Slim says, how many safeties will we keep? Good question. Slim always dropping the good questions, man. Shout out to you. You got another Ring Kings boxer coming up too, Slim.


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[Assistant] Uh, we'll be talking about the fight, uh, between Josh Taylor and, uh, Teofimo Lopez. That's coming up here.


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[Assistant] Also, Adrian Broner is back in the ring with Don King as the promoter, so.


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[Assistant] Broner was a guy we picked up a couple of years ago talking about him with me and my, uh,


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[Assistant] My, uh, former co-host Eddie Tumane Johnson passed away.


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[Assistant] A couple years, a couple years ago, we used to talk about Adrian Broner. We considered Broner washed.


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[Assistant] Meaning that it was all for him because, you know, he just, he wasn't the same fighter in the ring. When you get to a point.


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[Assistant] You know, you kind of see fighters are washed and that is overweight for him. You know, he covers up and allow guys to beat on him. And then he, he, he doesn't remain active during fights and that's a strong sign, but anyway, he's back out there.


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[Assistant] Uh, trying to do his thing as well. And there's a couple of other really good fights, man. It's uh, Hami Bungaya.


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[Assistant] I really like him a lot too. So it's a couple of guys, man. Ring King's Boxing in full effect, man. Alright, shout out to you, brother.


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[Assistant] Alright, Slump says, uh, safety. That's a good question, bro. I mean, you got a lot of versatility, man. Uh, there.


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[Assistant] Man, let me, let me put up the depth chart, man, so we can look at it, bro, cause it's, it's really good to kind of take a look at the depth chart to see exactly.


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[Assistant] Well, the safety is, it really helps us, the optics, the Donnie fam.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, here it is right here. This is the depth chart right here. We're gonna scroll on down to the defensive section, as you can see. Right there, and as you can see right here, you see the, uh, this is the defensive backs all right here, and the safeties, man. You got Tyron Matthew, uh, Marcus May. I think the Saints are gonna definitely keep Jordan Howden, you know, there as well.


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[Assistant] And JT Gray, so that's four. JT's Gray is your special teams guy. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Man, man. Yes, it is, it's gonna be, it's gonna be interesting man. Because I remember I was talking about this, we did the, uh,


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[Assistant] The breakdown on the whodatdaily.com for the family members. Hold on, let me see if I can pull that up too. The breakdown for that, cause we did an article.


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[Assistant] Talking about that too, we had the update and I probably will do right another one over there as well. So hold on, let me kind of cross reference that.


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[Assistant] Thatdaily.com. This is our headquartered site fam for all the family members who want to know.


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[Assistant] What we doing, we do everything. So it's a lot of stuff that you might not be aware of, but you can.


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[Assistant] Go on our headquarter site to whodatdaily.com professional. Looks very good, very sleek.


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[Assistant] Uh, anyway, let me see. Where was the article that we were talking about here where it was a listing?


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[Assistant] We kind of covered it in here. Let me see if I can speed on down here to the bottom of it. And yeah, the defensive backs we had when I picked, uh, five DBs.


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[Assistant] Five and it was Lattimore, as you can see, Lattimore Adibo, Alante Taylor, Bradley Roby, Lonnie Johnson Jr.


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[Assistant] That's five cornerbacks and Lonnie Johnson could be doubled as a safety.


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[Assistant] He does have that ability. So does Alante Taylor. So the Saints do have some versatility there. And then of course.


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[Assistant] I got six safety there. So you got Tyron Matthew, Marcus May, Jordan Howden, Jonathan Abram, and JT Gray. So that's what I picked before.


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[Assistant] And I'll probably do another one as we get closer and closer to the thing, but that's what I originally thought about doing. I think six is actually five. It says six, but it's actually five.


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[Assistant] You look at guys that can move into the safety room, you know what I'm saying? Like Lonnie Johnson Jr., he could play either position or Alonti Taylor can do it for you.


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[Assistant] But I kind of thought about like, man, listen, Jordan Howden is the guy they really like a lot, even though he was later in the draft, the Sinks picked him up. I don't see them practice squatting that kid unless he stinks, but Jordan Howden can play, man.


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[Assistant] So I can see him find his way into the safety room. So you got five guys there. Matthew May Howden.


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[Assistant] Abram and J.T. Gray, our special teams ace with Lonnie Johnson Jr. Able to leap back into their Orlante tale.


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[Assistant] So we do have some, a bit of versatility when it comes down to that, you know, and all this is kind of.


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[Assistant] Dealing with, uh, you know, injuries, you know, what happens with the guys if, if guys get banged up or injured. So I think that's, that's the call on that. Thank you, Slim. All right, uh, shout out to the fam, man. All right. Late July, Brian.


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[Assistant] Late July. What's up, brother? Eric. Shout out to you, brother. Appreciate y'all for chiming in. I know I'm a little bit early. What's up, brother? Prime. Shout out to you. All right. All right. OG says, uh,


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[Assistant] Oh, can you unblock him? Who you talking about, OG? Who got who blocked? Hold on here. Alright, say it. Who you talking about, OG? Alright, Brother Prime says I've been dealing with things. Okay.


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[Assistant] Oh, shout out to you, brother. Hope everything going right with you, my man and peace and, and all the healing energy coming your way, brother. Appreciate you, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Smoke Monday. I don't know about Smoke Monday. I like Smoke Monday, but it's a deep, it's a deep defensive background fam. Look at all these guys here because.


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[Assistant] Smoke Monday gonna have to learn how to play, uh, special teams. Hugo Amadi is a guy that they like. I think he's the guy that everybody kind of overlooking because of his size, but he's the hell of a special teams guy.


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[Assistant] And then Smoke Monday is, it's got its work cut out for him because JT Gray is a spe- he's an ace, he's a pro bowler.


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[Assistant] Jonathan Abram is a guy that has experience. He was a start in safety for many years.


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[Assistant] Any NFL, could he get in there and do it? And he brings that hit ability there, although his coverage skills kind of suffer a bit. Jordan Howard and I think the Saints are, you know, interesting to keep him there. But you know, he, but Smoke, I like Smoke, but Smoke got a, he has a tough.


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[Assistant] He really does, man. Smoke has a tough, a tough run here.


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[Assistant] And we'll see, man, a lot of things happen different. It could be, it could, it could work out, but we, we have to see how it all figures because injuries happen, man, and it'll open up a lot of stuff. So.


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[Assistant] Right now everybody's where they is, but then when people start, when they put that pads on and them helmets on and start hitting for real.


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[Assistant] Guys start getting banged up, man, and things start changing. So it's still very early on. All right. Okay. TIG Meister.


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[Assistant] Take, take my, I don't know. Okay, I'ma check on it OG. I'ma, I'ma check on it and see what's going on with it, bro. I don't know why somebody would.


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[Assistant] Uh, bang them up like that. Sometimes we, some of the family members get a bit overzealous in that thing. So it's all good. We, we'll, I'll take a look at them and see what I can do.


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[Assistant] All right, Noel Lagoon, shout out to your brother. Appreciate you for being here as well.


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[Assistant] Uh, Brian says what's going on with Elvin Camaro is still, that's still working its way. And you know, we got the court situation that's coming up right with the, uh, matter of fact, he's a day or two, two days within, uh, the, the call for, uh, Marcus May.


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[Assistant] Those guys are within days of each other's like, you know, getting their stuff done. And hopefully we can get this stuff and get the hell up out the way. You know, I'm done. I'm tired of hearing about it.


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[Assistant] I just wanted to be over with, man. Let's just get it on up out of the way. All right. No problem. OG. I'll check into it, bro.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but those are within days of each other. So we'll know what time it is with Elvin Kamara. The Saints did a wonderful job in getting, uh, you know, getting some help in the draft, the undrafted market as well.


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[Assistant] You know, when you deal with the running back situation with Elvin Kamara. So the Saints did a wonderful job.


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[Assistant] Of kind of fortifying themselves for the future and the present. What could happen with Elvin Camaro? Jamal Williams is here. Kendre Miller was drafted and the team still has.


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[Assistant] Uh, some undrafted guys that can help out too. So man, yeaah, we looking pretty good, man. So.


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[Assistant] You know, hopefully everything work out for Elton Kamara, man, but you gotta learn, man. A lot of these young guys, they don't.


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[Assistant] That's out there with the money and the influence, bro. You gotta, you gotta, you gotta peep game, man. There's a lot of stuff crazy. Shout out to you, Marko. It's good to see you, fam. Alright. Alright, yeah, I know. Hey, you brother.


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[Assistant] All right, uh, Devon says, yeah, the Jets will be on hard knocks. I don't know, bro. No, but all of them are saying it. Even the owners saying they don't want it.


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[Assistant] And the NFL, you know how the NFL and the Saints are, Roger Goodell in particular.


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[Assistant] How it is with the Saints and Roger Goodell. So I'm just reminding you guys.


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[Assistant] Uh, how it looks. Yeah, be kind. Put the dates up there. May 25th and tomorrow is the 31st. It's something around there. Hold on. Give me a second fam. Cause I covered it on the last stream.


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[Assistant] On the last stream we talked about Marcus May and he even put his arrest thing up. I don't even know if y'all even seen that man.


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[Assistant] You know, out there like that, you know. So, I was like, man, let me take a look at it. Hold on, just a second. Let me get that. See if I can pull that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Elvin Kamara got a lot of stuff going on, man. Yeah, he got a lot of stuff going on.


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[Assistant] It's right before camp, I know that is, yeaah. It's right before camp. It's right before camp. It's right before camp. Comin' in there. Right before camp.


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[Assistant] So yeah, the saints know what time it is, man. They did a really good job and getting some help, you know, just in case things happen badly.


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[Assistant] For them. So I'm not, you know, I, I just know stuff happening. Sometimes this is a distraction. Like we talked about distractions. It's a part of the game, you know? So, and it looks, I don't know. He's trying to fight the case and, and that's, that's what he wants to do.


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[Assistant] And I guess he, his defense is he was trying to protect his woman. That's what I, that's the only thing I was gleaned of that I got out of it fam.


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[Assistant] Like, okay, what's your defense in the whole situation that he was trying to protect his woman because he thought his woman was, you know.


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[Assistant] The guy was, uh, menacing his lady or something like that. It's set for July the 31st.


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[Assistant] So there you go, fam. That's right around the time the Saints get ready to hit that camp, man. So yeah, that's going to be interesting, man. Let's see how that goes on. So.


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[Assistant] Getting themselves in position there to get ready for whatever happens with this man. Whatever happens with this. So, we'll see.


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[Assistant] Alright, so anyway, Mike says if Grootin stays around, Godel, Clown, you know, will 100% vote. The Saint, yeaah, I'm saying yeaah, you know how it is fam. You know how it is.


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[Assistant] Alright, Maninja says, Sanks are not going to sign Grooten. I agree with you, the Sanks are not going to sign Grooten. I absolutely agree. I've seen some people put some stuff out there that the Sanks are signing Grooten. I'm like, no, they're not going to sign Grooten. Grooten got an active case against the NFL right now. That's why I put that report out.


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[Assistant] And I, and I was given information directly from the report. That was straight up visual receipts.


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[Assistant] Cause they got a lot of people just doing these videos out here and they not telling the truth. They're not telling.


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[Assistant] The people they doing spammy crap to get views as opposed to informing the people of what's really going on. John Groome is not going to sign with the Saints. He can't sign with the Saints. He got an active lawsuit going on with the NFL right now.


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[Assistant] He's not gonna sign, he's not gonna sign with the team right now. All that still has to be hashed out first and then there's still the matter of what went on with him and all this other stuff that left for bad taste in people's mouths.


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[Assistant] And it's just, it's not something that the saints are going to do. They're not gonna.


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[Assistant] Uh, uh, take in a lot of bad press and it just, it's just not gonna happen. That is, that's just, that's the truth, man.


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[Assistant] I don't know why these people keep just doing old John Gruden gonna sign. No, he not. What you talking about? You know, stop doing click baity stuff all the time.


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[Assistant] All right, Pelicanos. Yeah, you're right. Yeah, I put, I mean, we put, that's why I put the visual receipts out there, family, because they got a lot of people just be saying the Saints is signing grill. No, he not, man. He can't sign it, man. That's why I did the report and showed you all of the, all of the, the, the,


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[Assistant] The documents and showed you the visual receipts on what was going on and how, why it was such a big deal that he even popped up in the saints building to advise somebody how that was an issue.


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[Assistant] You know from an NFL perspective. So all that has to come to a head. It has to be worked out.


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[Assistant] During the case because Grootin is saying one of his things and it's pretty stern that he's telling.


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[Assistant] Uh, in, in litigation that they're responsible for destroying his reputation by leaking information and they don't, and.


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[Assistant] And they saying we didn't do it, but he's saying that they did do it. So they have to hash that out. And until they do, he's not going nowhere around. None of that. Nobody's going to take a chance on bringing them in to talk about pro football. None of that is going to happen until that gets solved.


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[Assistant] And then whatever he, if he wants to go back to the public arena, you know what he got to do to get there. Whether you like it or not, that's just how it is, you know.


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[Assistant] So yeah, they're not signing groups, family. So you know, you know what to tell them people that's out there doing all that for clickbait.


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[Assistant] Brian says, if the quarter, if this quarterback from the New Orleans Saints wins a Super Bowl, will you give Dennis Allen a pass and give him your, oh absolutely, absolutely fam. The only reason see people tend to forget that, not saying this is you Brian, but,


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[Assistant] A lot of people say damn cute is hard on dick cause I'm harder on Dennis Allen than anybody out there. I'm absolutely...


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[Assistant] The hardest on Dennis Allen, cause we got a standard to uphold here, man.


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[Assistant] We got a damn standard to uphold here in, in the Who Dat Nation, man. We just can't have some people come around here and just tear everything down. You don't let them tear it on down without fighting them every step of the way.


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[Assistant] So sometimes the teams become blinded by the success of what happened over time. And sometimes you got to remind them.


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[Assistant] You have power, you have the absolute power where you can buck the ass.


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[Assistant] And your power is the reason why teams won't sign somebody that has something to do with, uhm,


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[Assistant] You know, that's something that was kind of, uh, sensational. You know, that it's against them. They won't take a chance because they don't want the backlash.


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[Assistant] That's what the backlash is. And they pay attention to you more than I pay attention to them. I'm telling you it's the truth.


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[Assistant] They have to know who you are. They gotta study who you are. They gotta understand.


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[Assistant] Which is, that's why when you go into the games, most of them games, they turn the comments section off, so you can't even comment.


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[Assistant] They do videos and turn the comments section off. Man, you never turn.


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[Assistant] It turned all the comments section off up in there, man. After the game. I'm like, ah, you ain't gonna let the people get they, get they, they heat out.


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[Assistant] You know, they run from you at the end of the season. And don't do press conferences until way later after you done calmed down. Because they don't want to smoke. Them people listen to you more than we listen to them.


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[Assistant] This is real. So I'm just merely here to remind people that I'm trying to hold the guy to a standard. You're not gonna come in here and tear this down without a fight.


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[Assistant] What a power you have. They teach you to be somebody that's just a spectator.


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[Assistant] But when you start using that Beyond Spectator Power Bar, what a power you have.


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[Assistant] What a power you have. We did this from time to time. That same power, see a lot of the younger people who are on the team now, who weren't born then, or were too young to remember.


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[Assistant] That we use that power then. That's how they turned from a perennial, went a loser because it took them 20 years to have a winning season. It took even longer for them to get to the playoffs. People got tired of that, man.


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[Assistant] And people used that power and got them together. They just didn't willfully say, you know what? It's time to win. No, people got on them.


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[Assistant] And like I was saying, the bags and I brought this up to remind people that the bags wasn't something


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[Assistant] Of letting the team know that it was a shame of them. Not only that.


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[Assistant] But people showed up and protest. That's how they protested. And they, and most of the other ones did not show up. They kept their money and stayed home. They didn't buy any merch. You see what I'm saying? They didn't attend the events.


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[Assistant] Because you're not operating in our best interest and we won't support you unless you are. See, that's power. What a power you have. And that's all you need.


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[Assistant] So I'm just here. That's one of my jobs to inform the who that nation to keep it real with you.


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[Assistant] And to let you remind you of your power and you can use it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I'll give Dennis Allen his credit. I would get, I'll do a whole video and give a shout out cause that's all I want. I want him to, I don't want him to fail.


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[Assistant] You know, I don't like his character type, but I don't want the man to fail. He's representing our squad. He's the head coach of our squad. So I don't want him to fail. I want him to be successful. Even I don't like how he handled James, but that's.


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[Assistant] Walked under the bridge cause they hashed that out. That we good on that. So we ain't worrying about that.


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[Assistant] But I don't want him to fail. I want him to succeed. And when he succeeds, I'll always give him credit. When he fails, I don't give him no credit. I'm not giving you credit for failure. I will give you something else though.


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[Assistant] I will give you some lamb-basement. I'll lamb-base your ass.


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[Assistant] But I also will give credit where credit is due. I like to say I'm a fair dude, man.


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[Assistant] Now I've been doing this for a while. So if Dennis Allen succeeds, man, I'll give him all the credit in the world. As much credit as he deserves for whatever amount of success that he achieved for that particular year. You see what I'm saying? I'm very fair with that. All right.


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[Assistant] I don't, I don't know bro. I will see about it because there's several, several events that I'm working on currently where I'm going to get the family members together and we going to get together and we going to eat some good food.


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[Assistant] We're going to, you know, watch a game and we'll do a live stream. I'm working on several events and listen, I told y'all there's going to be some live events that we're doing this year.


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[Assistant] So, you know, I'm working on that. That's kind of what I'm, to the forefront of what I'm working on, man. Cause I think that'd be pretty cool there, you know, to.


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[Assistant] I'm trying to get at least two or three of those things going for this upcoming season. So I know y'all are, I think that'd be really cool to kind of get the family members out there and we meet and greet and have some good food, listen to some good music.


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[Assistant] You know, and if it's during a game or after a game or whatever the case may be, it'll be pretty cool just to meet and greet, talk about the saints and kind of have some fun together. You know what I'm saying?


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[Assistant] That's what I'm, that's what I'm into. So yeaah, bruh, we'll see about it, man, cause it's a lot of things popping and snapping too.


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[Assistant] All right. So anyway, man, I'm going to get ready to get on the body here, man.


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[Assistant] JT was about to say something. Hey Q, didn't you say that you weren't gonna keep us alone? And I, you know, I always say that. There you go. So there you go. So with that being said, let me get on out of here, man. I appreciate y'all for chiming in. Please feel free to hit the like button, man. Hit the subscribe button, man. Hit the share button, family.


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[Assistant] And I'ma holla at y'all, man. For my Pelican people, we doing the Pelican post-game report tonight. We're going to talk about the Zion Williamson debacle.


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[Assistant] My goodness, look a here, look a here, look a here, man. I'll tell you a lot, lot of stuff going on in the world of Zion Williamson right now, isn't it?


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[Assistant] Uh, Mrs., uh, uh, get a couple of liquor glasses, will you? Sally, will you show Mr., the gentleman into the parlor? I'm going upstairs and see if I can't find that bottle of Napoleon.


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[Assistant] What do you think? Think? I know. This is a romantic song. Sit down. It's sentimental.


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[Assistant] There, you see? Not easy. It's a good song too, it's very good. That's yours?


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[Assistant] Charlie Furlman spoke of you quite often. He had great hopes for you. Well, he was very kind. He liked you. But more important, he respected you. And it's easy to see why. You've got a song to sing. Thank you, Mr. Abbott. Look down at that city, Jerry. It's made up of millions of people. And music has played a part in all their lives. Lullabies. Love songs. Hymns.


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[Assistant] Chapter 8 Endings


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[Assistant] The whining voice stopped as I stepped into Fromme's kitchen. There were two women sitting there.


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[Assistant] Her lined face and thin lips were of the same yellowish color, and she had thin gray hair and gray lifeless eyes. The other woman was smaller, and she also had gray hair and a thin, bloodless face. She turned her head towards me quickly, but her body did not move at all.


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[Assistant] Her dark eyes shone with the crazy brightness that is sometimes seen in people with disease of the spine. The kitchen was a poor place.


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[Assistant] But the dark-eyed woman answered complainingly in a thin, whining voice,


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[Assistant] It's Xena's fault. She fell asleep and the fire went out. I've been so cold, waiting for her to wake up. I knew then that it was her voice that I had heard. The tall woman brought the food to the table. Fromme looked at me and said, this is my wife, Mrs. Fromme.


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[Assistant] After a moment, he added, turning to the figure in the armchair, and this is Miss Maddie Silver.


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[Assistant] Ruth Hale was very pleased to see me return safely in the morning.


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[Assistant] And most surprised to hear how I had spent the night.


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[Assistant] You must be the first stranger there in twenty years, she said.


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[Assistant] It's awful to see them, all locked up together in that house.


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[Assistant] And they're not easy people, any of them. Maddie used to be.


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[Assistant] Before the accident, she was a really sweet girl. But not now. She's had too much pain. Now when she and Xena fight,


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[Assistant] The look on Ethan's face is enough to break your heart.


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[Assistant] Yes, it must be awful for them. I agreed.


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[Assistant] It was just terrible at the beginning, she went on. They brought Maddie here, and I stayed with her all night.


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[Assistant] Then in the morning she opened her eyes and said, Oh, I don't know why I'm telling you this. She stopped crying.


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[Assistant] After a few moments, she dried her tears and continued.


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[Assistant] Then, when the doctors said we could move Maddie...


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[Assistant] Xena sent for her and took her back to the farm. And she's been there ever since, I ask.


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[Assistant] There was no other place for her to go, Ruth Hale answered simply.


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[Assistant] And I thought how hard life was for the poor.


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[Assistant] Zena's cared for the pair of them for over twenty years now, Ruth Hale went on. And there they all are, shut up in that one kitchen. Then she looked at me and said in a low voice, there was one day, about a week after the accident, when they thought Maddy couldn't live.


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[Assistant] People think that's an awful thing to say.


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[Assistant] But they weren't with her when she first woke up. And I say this too. All those years with Maddie have destroyed Ethan. The way they are now


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[Assistant] And the froms down in their graves, except that down there, they're all silent, and the women have to keep quiet.


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[Assistant] Another war changed everything. But she couldn't see it that way.


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[Assistant] Well, we're, we're very busy, but you know I'll try, Inga.


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[Assistant] I'll phone from a friend's house and have the doctor meet me there and bring him back. Very well, we'll wait here.


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[Assistant] No, I haven't time, Inga. Now use your phone. I want to call a doctor.


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[Assistant] Hello. There are two others with the gentleman that are doing what they can, but, but I'm afraid his shoulder is broken. So please hurry.


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[Assistant] No, it's not your thing. It can never be the same again. You've changed what's happened to you.


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[Assistant] You, you mean the Germans blamed you for my escape?


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[Assistant] But you, you seem very comfortable now. Your father must have prospered since the occupation.


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[Assistant] Okay, beauty trends, we have to talk about this, and also for you Phineas. The green.


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[Assistant] We're not gonna stay here and be trapped like a bunch of rats. We're gonna make a break for it tomorrow.


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[Assistant] No, I'm Ronald. I'm evacuated. Oh, how do you do, Ronald? Pleased to meet you, I'm sure. It's in there.


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[Assistant] I'm here for my health, I wanted to do you anyway. What were you doing with my luggage?


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[Assistant] No, you'd have had medals, not ribbons. Why don't you get married?


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[Assistant] Eleven's? I just deduce things. Am I allowed to go where I like?


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[Assistant] What are you a scientist? I made one that stayed up 6 minutes and 42 seconds.


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[Assistant] Well, how'd you know? Bet you're a tanner, he is. And what's more, I'll prove it. Go on, call him. Evans!


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[Assistant] Night of the air marries beautiful nurse. I can see it in the daily mirror already.


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[Assistant] Look, you might think it's a bit dull, but, well...


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[Assistant] Teach, teach yourself. You went in there the morning I came in. If cooks are allowed to go in there, why can't I?


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[Assistant] Ooh, don't, nothing much. Just something I picked up. It ain't wrapped up yet.


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[Assistant] Trail. I threw out your suitcase thing. Shirts, pajamas, and collars.


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[Assistant] And this is what he dishes out. Far too busy, waste time coming see you, stop. Come here if you like, stop. Beer still good, but no cook, stop.


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[Assistant] He might listen to you, sir. So I'm to go and get him. Is that it? Vital to us.


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[Assistant] People don't understand how big he is. He like blocks out the sun. The sense of size in Will Chamberlain.


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[Assistant] If you win, everybody says, well, look at him, he's that big. If you lose, it's, how can he lose a guy that size? I think it's confused him.


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[Assistant] In the 1950s, big guys were still called goons.


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[Assistant] There was a sense that they weren't athletes, that they were only in the game because they were tall. There was this natural disposition.


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[Assistant] Ultimately, of course, we get to the fact that he couldn't sing free throws. He loved to say that he could sing.


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[Assistant] Which talked about bigness. Who did you go to get? You didn't go to get Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.


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[Assistant] I think for him it was a little bit of a wake up call to realize that most of America was not.


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[Assistant] I said, holy mackerel, this, these guys look good. Second day, you couldn't get them out of one spot in the court. It was a terrible, they just stood there.


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[Assistant] What's going on guys, Andrew Pillic here back again with another reaction video. It is like 5am in the morning in Canada where I live. I need to go to work soon, but guess what? IU has posted her new song and music video. This is Celebrity. I can't wait to check this out. You guys know if you've been following the channel as of late that I've become a massive IU fan.


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[Assistant] So before work, I'm like, yo, I gotta listen to one of the queens. I gotta listen to one of the best artists on the planet, IU.


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[Assistant] I'm excited for this, we always know that she's got those killer vocals.


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[Assistant] And, uh, this is gonna be fire. I already know it. So if you are new to this channel, make sure to subscribe. I'd really appreciate it. Join the Andy Gang. We react to everything to do with K-pop here. And there's gonna be a ton of IU content coming up. Uh, because I've become a super fan as a late. I really have. And I can't wait to listen to more. So, uh, yeaah.


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[Assistant] There's a bunch of links down below as well if you want to check it out, including my social media. You can see it on the screen if you want to follow me there. But the best way to support me is to like this video and subscribe.


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[Assistant] This isn't about me. This is about IU. Alright? I'm excited for this. I've been waiting. The teaser was awesome. Now it's time for the MV, Celebrity by IU. Let's go.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, please tell me there's gonna be a dance practice. Yo, shout out to IU again with another hit. Like, I've barely even reacted to all of her stuff, like barely. And I already know that she's incredible. Like, I'm just getting a small taste so far of how good IU is, and now I'm here for like my first IU comeback.


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[Assistant] This is the, this is the start of me being literally an IU superfan and you're seeing in front of your eyes right now.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, man, that was fire. Her vocals, that choreo looks crazy good. I can't wait to see a dance practice or a choreo video. I mean, what, she, she can do everything and I kept saying it, but I've learned it so fast that IU can do anything.


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[Assistant] Listen to the artist and watch the video because sometimes you read the captions too much and then you miss things. So now I'm gonna go back, I'm gonna read the lyrics, I'm gonna watch this again and then again and then listen to it again and stream it and stream it and stream it. That's what you guys should be doing, alright? I love and appreciate you guys as always and hopefully I'll see you in the next video or reaction. Peace.


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[Assistant] And this is pretty much me in a nutshell. I develop robot algorithms that learn from people, from various sorts of data from them. And I do that because I really believe that if we want robots to not just exist in a vacuum, they have to be capable to adapt to the people that they're interacting with.


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[Assistant] Now from a human user perspective, I don't know about you, but if this is how the robot acted around me, I would be pretty terrified.


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[Assistant] And then on the flip side, on the right hand side, you have this, kind of the flip side scenario where this time the human didn't know about a new feature that was programmed into this flight control system. It didn't understand what it was doing, so they entered this tug of war, ultimately nosediving into the ocean.


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[Assistant] And then the robot can learn how to do the task on top of this by learning a reward function from task-specific input AH like the corrections that we just saw or many other types of feedback. And then it can optimize that the produced trajectories in the world.


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[Assistant] But by trying to kind of do everything at once, like both of these things at once, deep learning ends up generalizing pretty poorly.


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[Assistant] So, we have one paradigm that learns good rewards, but requires handcrafted representations. The other skips all that feature specification, but you do a pretty poor job generalizing.


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[Assistant] And rather than assuming a representation or just hoping that it will just pick it up along the way, a core idea in my work has been that robots should directly engage with humans in an interactive process for arriving at shared representations.


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[Assistant] And in my thesis, this has led to a divide and conquer approach to robot learning. Where, uh, I'm kind of asking, can we first focus explicitly on learning the representation from human input before using that representation for learning the downstream task?


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[Assistant] And so that's what I'm gonna talk about. Throughout my PhD I've studied how to formalize this idea of representation alignment in a lot of directions, but obviously I don't have time to talk about everything, so I'm going to only show you a quick taste of just these three today.


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[Assistant] And only then focused on learning the reward on top from reward specific inputs like the demonstrations or the corrections from earlier. And so that's what we're gonna do. So we can still model the missing features in your own network.


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[Assistant] There's a couple problems with this. First, to cover the space, you would need, the robot would need a ton of labels, which is not super human data efficient.


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[Assistant] Turns out that we can actually, uh, alleviate the second problem by instead asking the person for, uh, relative labels that kind of compare the feature values in pairs of states across the state space. And then you can train your neural network with what is called the Bradley-Terry model for pairwise comparisons.


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[Assistant] And for all evaluations what we can do is we can sample a test set of states in the robot's reachable set and we can color them with the value of the feature that we're trying to visualize. So here I'm coloring the distance to laptop feature and we see that it's yellow when the end effector is right above the laptop and it goes towards blue when you go away.


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[Assistant] And since people, when they act, they don't just do so randomly, we used what we call, what is called the Boltzmann Noisily Rational Model, which models people as selecting inputs in proportion to their exponentiated reward.


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[Assistant] And what's really nice about this model is this coefficient beta over here, which models how optimal or rational the person is. And typically in robotics, this beta is fixed to be something reasonably high, essentially assuming that people will be reasonably rational.


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[Assistant] And so we didn't do that here. And instead, we estimated this beta, we reinterpreted it as a confidence in how much the robot can explain the human's input, and we estimated both beta and theta.


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[Assistant] So going back to this example, this time when I push on the robot, it infers a low confidence and as you can see in orange, it doesn't incorrectly learn to stay close to the table.


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[Assistant] Well, we did find that this Boltzmann model that I just introduced, it's actually quite unintuitive, and we presented this more natural model, uhm, called LESS, where we said that we should use the human-aligned representation to kind of account for any similarity that the potential trajectories have to one another.


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[Assistant] So all in all, when you put everything together and you go back and try to do reward learning, what you see is that with our divide and conquer approach, we recover much more generalizable rewards when compared to end to end, which was completely failing. Uhm, I don't know if I can, can I have like,


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[Assistant] Ah, are you saying how can you combine them into a reward function? Because what if they live on different, like, intense, like, values? Yeah.


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[Assistant] The place where I was born didn't rain.


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[Assistant] Oliver jumped to his feet and ran wildly from the room, shouting for help.


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[Assistant] The Dodger and Fagin caught him easily and brought him back. Then the old man picked up a long piece of wood.


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[Assistant] He was raising it for a second hit when Nancy rushed forward and seizing the piece of wood, threw it into the fire.


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[Assistant] You've got him again, isn't that enough? Now leave him alone!


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[Assistant] Fagin and Sykes looked at each other shocked by her reaction.


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[Assistant] When Ban Johnson created the American League, he determined very early on that the team in Boston was going to be one of his flagship franchises. Boston had this aura that they were the team that was always going to win. One way or another, Boston was going to come out on top.


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[Assistant] Almost everything that people think they know about Harry Friese is thoroughly incorrect. According to the legend, Friese was this failed theatrical producer, was just a real screw up who bought the Red Sox and didn't really have the money to do it, really didn't care about baseball. He's broke. He needs to pay his bills.


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[Assistant] All of that is incorrect. The notion that Ruth was sold to produce No No Nanette, which wasn't on Broadway for five more years. It's just absurd. But Perry Friese becomes the perfect patsy in this town because he's from New York and he's dead.


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[Assistant] That's the attraction of the curse. It seems to explain everything.


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[Assistant] It's cute. It fits. Oh, that's why we've lost. We don't have to examine the real history.


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[Assistant] Everybody is always asking in terms of Tom Yawkey, well where's the smoking gun? Where's the document where he uses the n-word? Yawkey didn't leave a document like that, but he did leave a document. He left a document on the field for decades. Just look at it. You know, you want proof? There it is.


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[Assistant] While he was putting the pine tar on it, instead of warming up, Torres is just standing there. He's gazing around, looking at the crowd. La dee da dee da.


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[Assistant] Narcissistic, chronic complainers.


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[Assistant] I didn't say a word. I just got up from the sofa and I walked up two flights of stairs to the bedroom.


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[Assistant] He had two blown saves this year. And who do you think he blew them against? We have his number. He's gonna give it up.


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[Assistant] David Ortiz commented that he saw a woman on the sidewalk and she was crying like a baby. He said, we need to turn those frowns upside down and we cannot let Red Sox Nation cry.


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[Assistant] And then to have A-Rod turn out to be a humongous goat.


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[Assistant] Watching the Yankee fans flee like rats deserting a sinking ship was a sight to behold.


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[Assistant] My mummy's in a play about a hero. He's called Yanosh. He was never afraid.


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[Assistant] Because your dad ran away to America. So what? And that's not allowed. You don't even have a dad say that.


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[Assistant] I am strong. I'll show you how I can swim, Mummy.


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[Assistant] You should run away to America. Andrea's daddy's there. He'll look after you. He's a hero.


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[Assistant] She's tried telephoning Adam's girlfriend. You know, left her. There was no answer.


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[Assistant] Good idea. Two, three, four.


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[Assistant] I'm almost certain that she's with her uncle. They're on their way to the border.


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[Assistant] He was shot trying to escape. This is why I've come here, don't you see?


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[Assistant] You could have written me and let me know where you were.


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[Assistant] I'm afraid not. This is as far as I can go.


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[Assistant] Oh, I love you too, dear Henry. Don't leave me anymore.


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[Assistant] This is stupid. I don't want to play games.


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[Assistant] Look, you are a friendly guy and I like you, but I've already had enough of our lying to each other.


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[Assistant] Alright then, good night. I need to go back now.


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[Assistant] My ears start to prickle on the back of your neck. All I thought was get it out. Get it out. Get it out.


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[Assistant] It turns out that I've been passionate about building design tools since I was a graduate student. In fact, that was my dissertation topic where I built interactive sketching tool that would take what you could draw on paper and turn it into a functional prototype. And so I'm really happy to re-engage that area.


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[Assistant] So today I'm going to talk about some recent contributions I've made in the area of design thinking tools. So let me just start by giving some background and motivation for my work.


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[Assistant] So a large part of my research addresses problems and opportunities that are triggered by the adoption of software tools for the conceptual phases of design. So domains of interest for me are in interaction design, uhm, graphic design, other forms of visual communication design, and more recently been thinking about technical writing and programming more from a creative perspective.


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[Assistant] When I say conceptual phase, what I mean is anything that precedes implementation. So it could be example finding, it could be idea generation, it could be selection and refinement.


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[Assistant] The use of software tools for the conceptual phases of design is problematic. There's a lot of friction. And the reason why is that for 40 years we have designed tools from the perspective of productivity.


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[Assistant] Whereas for design, which is a canonical form of a creative task, we need to think about how we design them from the perspective of creativity.


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[Assistant] And that further enabling that creative class is vital to our economic and social prosperity.


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[Assistant] By bridging three themes. Uhm, one is what I call making and that tries to combine uhm, computer science with HCI and reflects my interest in building tools from an understanding of human behavior.


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[Assistant] The second is creativity and this refers both to the theory and the practice of design and other forms of creative work and


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[Assistant] Theories of reflection, brainstorming, and in particular creative cognition have had a large influence on what I do. And it's really interesting that the past five to ten years, the CHI community has really engaged that literature. And the last one is crowds. And this refers to both online communities and crowd computing.


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[Assistant] And I got interested in this actually for my sabbatical in 2008 when I went to Microsoft Research. And I had a really amazing opportunity to study one of their innovation communities inside the organization. And I was like, wow, this is really amazing. And I wanted to make that more of a main, uhm, part of my research. It's what sabbaticals are for.


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[Assistant] So I mapped, uhm, around the perimeter, uhm, my recent publications and work that I've done. And I try to push my work at the intersection of those themes because I think that's where we can make the most interesting


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[Assistant] Contributions. And so today I'll talk about the four, uhm, around the top. And the one thing I want to say, when I go through the talk, I'm simply going to describe the people that use our tools as users and not necessarily try to tease apart if it's an expert or a novice or a non-designer doing design work. I'll just say user. If it matters, I'll try to make the distinction. So let's get started on the first one.


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[Assistant] With multiple ideas during the conceptual phases of design.


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[Assistant] When you tackle almost any creative task, what is the first instruction that you get? Generate as many ideas as you can. We've known that for a really long time. So, for example, here, uh, a designer responded with multiple sketches in response to a given design problem and say, product design.