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Speaker 1: Around the NFL Podcast. My name is Dan Jnsas and
Speaker 1: I am joined by Room Feld with heroes Mark Sessler,
Speaker 1: Chris Westling and Greg Rosenthal. What's up? Boys? I am
Speaker 1: so excited for today's show. It's exciting. Let's just let's
Speaker 1: put it right there exactly. It's very exciting. Mark uh.
Speaker 1: Once a year, we uh we look at the list
Speaker 1: that the scientists Chris Westling and Greg Rosenthal put together,
Speaker 1: the top It used to be the top one on one.
Speaker 1: Now it's the top ninety nine free agent list. And
Speaker 1: this is the year, I mean, this is the show
Speaker 1: where we break down that list. The whole year is
Speaker 1: basically leading to this point. You got the regular season,
Speaker 1: in the Super Bowl, and it all culminates right now
Speaker 1: with a very sick Chris Wesseling and a lot of
Speaker 1: heat talking about Jason Pierre Paul in our Top ninety
Speaker 1: nine and we got some news. There's a lot going on.
Speaker 1: What does Handsome Hank have against the number one are
Speaker 1: programming director on NFL dot com. I guess he asked
Speaker 1: you guys to knock it down to ninety nine. Well,
Speaker 1: it was on the NFL dot Com Slash Free Agency Tracker,
Speaker 1: which won't be ready yet to actually still go to
Speaker 1: slash top ninety nine. It can't handle three digits. Two
Speaker 1: digits is cool what you put it into the system?
Speaker 1: Three digits. It's just here's the news and all that,
Speaker 1: and uh, Sydney behind the glass now just two shows
Speaker 1: of randing with sid But when Las Sin and I
Speaker 1: get together, we just make magic. And uh, this being
Speaker 1: a Top ninety nine actually worked out because now we
Speaker 1: have this. If you have a problems for bad for
Speaker 1: your son, I've got nine problems. Yes, but is that
Speaker 1: not the greatest thing ever? Dan has been in the
Speaker 1: best mood all day because of this and he was
Speaker 1: ready to drop us, drop it on us, and it came,
Speaker 1: it came correct, it lived up to the hype. And
Speaker 1: this is why I love Sydney as a producer. No,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what the idea is, and she just
Speaker 1: knows we're just on the same wavelength. And Uh, the
Speaker 1: irishman Brandon McGinnis, who will be uh taking over for
Speaker 1: Sydney when she heads to the Magic Kingdom for five months, Uh,
Speaker 1: he should be taking notes because Sydney and I just
Speaker 1: on just a magical wavelength, point on point. He's like
Speaker 1: chomping at the bit though he's ready to get are
Speaker 1: you a little It bothers you a little bit though
Speaker 1: that because this is, like Mark said, the California labor
Speaker 1: laws that you have to leave. Brandon is here unless
Speaker 1: Figures stepped up and just gave her a full time job. Right,
Speaker 1: And we're happy to have Brandon and Sully back, but
Speaker 1: in the same way, like it's the first day of
Speaker 1: school and they're like the freshman and then you're the
Speaker 1: senior that's gone, so you're like old news. Is a
Speaker 1: feel that way in the Blue room at all? A
Speaker 1: little bit feels like I don't know like I've like,
Speaker 1: we've got like a family here and it's like we're
Speaker 1: shipping you off to college later. We've got new kids
Speaker 1: now and now here comes you know, a new stepdad
Speaker 1: ready to make his own rules, ruined the party. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but we're happy to have Brandon back as well. It's uh,
Speaker 1: we're we're blessed hashtag blessed to have a lot of
Speaker 1: good people working behind the glass. Uh. So sydneys with
Speaker 1: us for two more shows. So yes, this is the
Speaker 1: top ninety nine spectacular special for the Around the NFL podcast.
Speaker 1: Before we get into that, we will hit some news
Speaker 1: because there's a lot of news to get to because listen,
Speaker 1: free agency this is the business time. This is where
Speaker 1: money gets made. This is how gms get hired and fired. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's all around this week. So there's a lot of
Speaker 1: movement going on before free agency kicks off Greg next Wednesday. Well,
Speaker 1: that's true. And the legal tampering as it's called period,
Speaker 1: which on Monday, it's usually on the weekend. They kind
Speaker 1: of have switched the schedule around a little Bit's usually useless,
Speaker 1: that's true, and so they shortened it with the uselessness
Speaker 1: in mind. So I think a lot of these items
Speaker 1: that news are gonna be popping up next Monday Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Deals will be getting done. But it's true we have
Speaker 1: five months of show, four months of shows until we
Speaker 1: get to training camp, and for the most part, we're
Speaker 1: talking about what happens over the next two weeks. For
Speaker 1: those four months. I mean that those are all the
Speaker 1: different changes. It's all happening now. It's all happened the draft.
Speaker 1: As Penny Lane once said and almost famous, Uh West,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming in today. You're welcome to you
Speaker 1: because this is such an important show because the scientists
Speaker 1: and I think if you follow around the NFL crew
Speaker 1: on Twitter, um, they have actual heat downstairs in the
Speaker 1: newsroom trying to slot in some of these guys in
Speaker 1: the top night and on. I had a video that
Speaker 1: I put up on Twitter at Dan Hansas that really
Speaker 1: illustrated that a little bit yesterday. Um, but now we're
Speaker 1: gonna get to see it with the mics on, because
Speaker 1: it's just because the mics go on, Mark doesn't mean
Speaker 1: the gloves don't come off. No, And it's uh, you
Speaker 1: know been there have been countless moments, I mean, some
Speaker 1: of it caught on this show, but really a lot
Speaker 1: of times just our working environment Dan downstairs, where things
Speaker 1: become they're uncomfortable. Um for you. You like it, you
Speaker 1: like you like mixing it up and being contrary and
Speaker 1: and telling West. West could tell you there's four card
Speaker 1: tires on a car, you could know there's not. And
Speaker 1: then it's like, you know, it's just Dan and I
Speaker 1: just dealing with and really the rest of the newsroom.
Speaker 1: There real narrative that you guys like to make up.
Speaker 1: These neighbors. You guys are fighting, but we agreed on
Speaker 1: of it. It's insane how much is similar. But when
Speaker 1: we have a little disagreements, we're gonna way to set
Speaker 1: up the second you know what I miss, I miss
Speaker 1: the signs drop with the bubble. Well, let's stay tuned.
Speaker 1: You might just get uh lassid before we get to
Speaker 1: the top night, and let's do some news. Doctor said
Speaker 1: he's got a fifty fifty chance of living chance of that.
Speaker 1: That was a request on my part. Usually Sydney handles
Speaker 1: the jobs, but that was George Kennedy, who of course
Speaker 1: played Ed in the Naked Gun series. My favorite comedy
Speaker 1: of all time. UH Frank Drebin's sidekick, UH referring to O. J.
Speaker 1: Simpson's character in that scene that Oscar winner. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that about you a huge role in Cool Hand Luke. Yes, um,
Speaker 1: but I never saw that movie. It is interesting that
Speaker 1: Dan always mocks West for his like uncle. He likes
Speaker 1: Uncle humor movies, but his favorite movies the Naked Gun favorite.
Speaker 1: You just said it's your favorite comedy. Yea favorite comedy
Speaker 1: and Luca classic And by the way, I'm sure I'm
Speaker 1: sure to watch. There's no there's nothing Uncle humor about
Speaker 1: Naked Gun. It's it's a reverend. It was ahead of
Speaker 1: It means you're a little younger. I'm just saying the
Speaker 1: young listeners out there, people who are old. Naked Greg's
Speaker 1: favorite comedy ever is The Hangover Part Part three. That's
Speaker 1: how he's it. I love Naked Gun. All right, let's
Speaker 1: do the news, you know, respected dead Greg. Can we
Speaker 1: get down to business? Yes, here we go. Sam Bradford
Speaker 1: will start right there. You want to talk about business.
Speaker 1: He's doing big business all throughout his career and he
Speaker 1: could be a not so good quarterback and make a
Speaker 1: ton of money. That's what Sam Bradford has taught taught us.
Speaker 1: He agreed to a two year thirty six million dollar
Speaker 1: deal with the Eagles. The agreement came on Tuesday. UH
Speaker 1: rap Sheet reports that Bradford will receive twenty two million
Speaker 1: guaranteed at signing, which balloons to six million when injuries.
Speaker 1: Injury guarantees are added, UH eleven million signing bonus, I
Speaker 1: mean seven million bass sellary and all these these numbers.
Speaker 1: I don't know what any of them mean. This is
Speaker 1: this thing and I'm probably behind on this, but it's
Speaker 1: blowing my mind. Now there's a difference between guaranteed money
Speaker 1: and fully guaranteed money. It's like, can we just work
Speaker 1: something out that's a little more clear football world? Can
Speaker 1: we do that? But all we do know is that
Speaker 1: Sam Bradford paid big money. The Eagles are staying in business.
Speaker 1: Sam Bradford and West you're not happy about it. Well,
Speaker 1: he's by all accounts a perfectly nice guy. I'm glad
Speaker 1: he's getting paid. But yeah, the idea that he's made
Speaker 1: three million dollars per win in his career is crazy
Speaker 1: to me. What is it win seventy millions, fade seventy
Speaker 1: eight million and he's gonna make I think a hundred
Speaker 1: what's the math on that four million? If he makes
Speaker 1: it through both the years on this contract, so a
Speaker 1: nice way to make a living. Well. He timed it perfectly,
Speaker 1: being the number one over I'll pick before the new
Speaker 1: rookie wage scale came in. And this goes to what
Speaker 1: I was talking about the other day that how much
Speaker 1: with Tom Brady make on the open market in the
Speaker 1: middle of his prime if is no salary cap. This
Speaker 1: is this is kind of the cost of doing business.
Speaker 1: I think we have a problem with it in this
Speaker 1: room because Sam Bradford has shown over a long track
Speaker 1: record at this point that he's not a difference maker.
Speaker 1: That you're basically saying, this is what a league average
Speaker 1: quarterback is worth, and we're hoping Sam Bradford's a league
Speaker 1: average quarterback and is starting for us because that's what
Speaker 1: he's shown in a best case scenario he's gonna be.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think it's not it's not Bradford's fault
Speaker 1: that he was the last number one pick under that
Speaker 1: outrageous rookie pay skill. It is the Eagles fault if
Speaker 1: they go out and say this is the best we
Speaker 1: can do at this position. That said, if you and
Speaker 1: and I'm not a fan of it at all, I
Speaker 1: just I find Sam Bradford. You could put a top
Speaker 1: ten moments and you'd stop around four or five and
Speaker 1: be like, there's nothing left. There's nothing left preseason? You sure?
Speaker 1: I mean, I understand there's ten attempts last August where
Speaker 1: you know, set the earth on fire. But I mean,
Speaker 1: if you're Philadelphia like you're, you are in a conundrum
Speaker 1: if you let him go, because you you Yeah, we
Speaker 1: can talk about Chase Daniel be the guy you could
Speaker 1: go sign or something, but there aren't. If you're if
Speaker 1: you don't have Bradford and you don't get Chase Daniel,
Speaker 1: then you have less than Chip Kelly had last last season.
Speaker 1: And that's a problem. That's why I'm not necessarily on
Speaker 1: board with killing the Eagles for this. And it is
Speaker 1: the market value for a quarterback these days, so the
Speaker 1: money is crazy. But I get I guess I understand it.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I'm I guess I wasn't quite as plugged
Speaker 1: in on the Chase Daniel is going to be a stud.
Speaker 1: I know that's kind of the move West that I
Speaker 1: don't think he's gonna be a stud. I think he's
Speaker 1: gonna be Sam Bradford. Since he entered the league among
Speaker 1: quarterbacks with sixty starts is last in almost every major category.
Speaker 1: To me, why pay for that? I get that, I mean,
Speaker 1: what's the worst? Oh no, we don't get Sam Bradford.
Speaker 1: We're in trouble. But they're already in trouble with Sam.
Speaker 1: I think the disconnect, though, is that there are people
Speaker 1: like football people the people that and that's the only
Speaker 1: explanation in a lot of ways. I think that he's
Speaker 1: made so much money in his career. They see something
Speaker 1: special there, even if if it's been years and years
Speaker 1: that the common fan or an analysts maybe doesn't see.
Speaker 1: So that's why they decided to stay in business with them.
Speaker 1: And they put a lot of stuff because we know
Speaker 1: into the last half of last season as well, but
Speaker 1: they didn't have a ton of options and unless you
Speaker 1: had to, you were gonna go after Chase Daniel uh
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins wasn't gonna be out there. You're gonna draft somebody.
Speaker 1: I don't think you want to do that at this stage.
Speaker 1: I mean, they were kind of in a tough spot.
Speaker 1: They really talked up his last seven games of the
Speaker 1: season that that's the reason why he's gonna stay with
Speaker 1: the Eagles. Organization. But when you look at those seven games,
Speaker 1: it was really a couple of solid performances. It was
Speaker 1: a couple of games where he's loading up the statue
Speaker 1: and garbage time. It was a couple of games where
Speaker 1: he really struggled. And so that's basically been Bradford's career.
Speaker 1: He's an accurate pastor. I think people remember back to
Speaker 1: the their draft evaluations and they just have a hard
Speaker 1: time letting that go. People thinking that he's one of
Speaker 1: the most accurate quarterbacks to come out in a long time,
Speaker 1: when really you watch him as a pro and he's
Speaker 1: just he's just that sort of middle of the road,
Speaker 1: and he has a different offense to his defense every season,
Speaker 1: and he has another one next season. So why why
Speaker 1: is it gonna work? Well, I think we've seen over
Speaker 1: the last few years people kill franchise quarterback deals. When
Speaker 1: mom got paid a ton, people criticize that. People could
Speaker 1: criticize Joe Flacco, and we say all the time, you
Speaker 1: can't pay too much for a franchise quarterback. If you
Speaker 1: identify him as the answer, pay what it takes to
Speaker 1: keep him. Nobody's identified Sam Bradford as the answer. Well, think,
Speaker 1: think about and I know we need to move on
Speaker 1: and think about that. The difference between a Sam Bradford
Speaker 1: cost right now is about eighteen millions. Think of the
Speaker 1: difference between that and the top quarterbacks, you know, Aaron Rodgers,
Speaker 1: that two, Joe Flacco, we'll talk. That is a very
Speaker 1: small difference, considering that there's such a little difference between
Speaker 1: the very best quarterbacks making twenty one. But oh, the
Speaker 1: Sam Bradford's get eighteen. Once upon a time a few
Speaker 1: years ago, Mario Williams became the highest paid player in
Speaker 1: the league and my right or is the defender, defensive,
Speaker 1: defensive player in the league. When he signed that massive
Speaker 1: deal with the Buffalo Bills after a m you know,
Speaker 1: a real spirited free agency chase. It didn't quite work out.
Speaker 1: Williams had some nice years with Buffalo, but Rex Ryan
Speaker 1: came to town and and Mary Williams was not comfortable
Speaker 1: and Ryan's defense openly questioned his role in that defense.
Speaker 1: During the season, the writing was on the wall. With
Speaker 1: a lot of money coming Williams's way, he was It
Speaker 1: was announced on Tuesday that he has been released by
Speaker 1: the Buffalo Bills, and uh, I guess maybe we can
Speaker 1: tackle this a little bit of different way we want
Speaker 1: to save where he kind of fits in in this
Speaker 1: free agency picture for when we get to the top
Speaker 1: ninety nine chatter. But our thoughts about Mario Williams is
Speaker 1: he is he the type of impact player that any
Speaker 1: team with caproom is gonna want to kick the tires on.
Speaker 1: Is he's that type of player? Is he overrated? This
Speaker 1: is a big debate Greg and I had yesterday because
Speaker 1: you can make an argument for either of those. If
Speaker 1: you get the two thousand four team Mario Williams, he
Speaker 1: was an All Pro and arguably the best season of
Speaker 1: his career. He's only one year removed from that. But
Speaker 1: also last year the word games he didn't try. His
Speaker 1: effort was questioned, and Greg believes that he's the kind
Speaker 1: of guy who doesn't really love football, So you have
Speaker 1: to question his effort this year if you signed him, well,
Speaker 1: I think at his age you have to be concerned.
Speaker 1: That he's thirty one years old, He's made a ton
Speaker 1: of money, this is his third contract. For guys to
Speaker 1: really succeed into that next, you know stage of your career,
Speaker 1: you have to be a special, really special talent and
Speaker 1: have a special desire. I I don't know. You haven't
Speaker 1: heard that about Mario Williams. Now. I would have never
Speaker 1: guessed Julius Peppers would have the mid thirties career that
Speaker 1: he's had when he was going to a third contract.
Speaker 1: But he was always a guy who was known to
Speaker 1: really be a great practice player, really love the game,
Speaker 1: take it seriously. And you haven't heard that about Mario
Speaker 1: Williams for his career. So I just wonder it feels
Speaker 1: like he's gonna get good money though I don't doubt
Speaker 1: though I think he'll definitely there were gonna be enough
Speaker 1: teams that say he can rush the pasture. We need that.
Speaker 1: We got to bring someone in. But he was paid
Speaker 1: by Buffalo for the entire defense to center an anchor
Speaker 1: around him. That's not who he is now. I would
Speaker 1: assume in the eyes of most defensive cordiners, we're gonna
Speaker 1: bring him in and paying the kind of money to
Speaker 1: put everything around him. And I don't think he was
Speaker 1: a bad signing by Buffalo. I think they I think
Speaker 1: they got their money he's worth essentially, but they just
Speaker 1: never know any excuse making that they keep making this
Speaker 1: thing where oh Rex Ryan had him dropping back in
Speaker 1: the coverage he was not an outside linebacker. He was
Speaker 1: rushing the passer most of the time. I mean he
Speaker 1: would do it maybe a handful of times a game.
Speaker 1: That doesn't explain why he doesn't get pressure on the
Speaker 1: quarterback the rest of the game. Did you ever get
Speaker 1: that engagement ring back? Did you ever figure that out?
Speaker 1: It's like that was an odd chapter in his NFL life. Yes,
Speaker 1: Also his red eyes, what's up with that? Well, I
Speaker 1: think that's kind of like gonna plug in with a
Speaker 1: player like that. Alright, Moving on UH. Yesterday Tuesday was
Speaker 1: the deadline at four pm Eastern UH for teams to
Speaker 1: use their UH franchise tag or their transition tag. So
Speaker 1: we'll go through some of these, will start with some
Speaker 1: we'll touch on real quickly, But this one I think
Speaker 1: is worth thinking in on UH Kirk Cousins, who rap
Speaker 1: Sheet had reported while we were at the combine the
Speaker 1: team was seriously considering using the transition tag, which would
Speaker 1: have been a pretty saucy to see how that would
Speaker 1: have play down if other teams really had a real
Speaker 1: shot at signing him away. Instead, they used the non
Speaker 1: exclusive franchise tag on Cousins at all, but insure as
Speaker 1: he'll be back UH in Washington at least through two
Speaker 1: thousand and sixteen. UH. The franchise tag acts as a
Speaker 1: one year, nineteen point nine five million dollar deal. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's I was twenty million dollars and we were just
Speaker 1: talking about this guy's there. It's weird. There's we're in
Speaker 1: this weird phase and salaries in the NFL where there's
Speaker 1: no middle ground for quarterbacks. But I know Kirk Cousin
Speaker 1: had a nice year last year, very nice year, nice
Speaker 1: two months. But twenty million dollars for one year for
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins, that's wild. To be a quarterback is to
Speaker 1: be blessed to wild. He's gonna be the He's gonna
Speaker 1: have the highest base salary of any quarterback in the
Speaker 1: NFL for the two thousand and sixteen season, which is
Speaker 1: so wide when you consider that people were talking about
Speaker 1: benching him in late October and then he went Jordan
Speaker 1: Read and DeShawn Jackson got healthy, and he went on
Speaker 1: a two month long towards stretch and now he's set
Speaker 1: up for life. And yet I think it's a better
Speaker 1: deal than any two year deal would have been. I
Speaker 1: have no problem, I really and I'm you know, the
Speaker 1: biggest anti uh or the biggest Kirk Cousins doubter in
Speaker 1: this room. And I don't really have a problem with
Speaker 1: this at all. I like it better than giving him
Speaker 1: a big, fat, long term deal, even if I said this,
Speaker 1: we did a hit for NFL. Not even if he
Speaker 1: only plays this year in Washington and it's not a
Speaker 1: good year and they wind up letting him go. I
Speaker 1: I can't kill them for that because you have to
Speaker 1: find out. And that way you avoided giving him fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars guaranteed. Yeah, I couldn't agree more. I guess
Speaker 1: with the money with a cap shooting up the way
Speaker 1: it did, I don't really think the money is a
Speaker 1: sticking point to me. And if you're Jay Gruden and
Speaker 1: you're coming off a season like you just had and
Speaker 1: your other option is Cousins goes somewhere else, you've got
Speaker 1: no quarterback, the Redskins go four and twelve and you're fired.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the best chance at continuity. And
Speaker 1: you're the one who has been You've been with Kirk
Speaker 1: Cousins and promoted him from the start. I think you
Speaker 1: stick with him. Whatever it took. This is what it took,
Speaker 1: and it's the Washington's best chance to succeed and sign
Speaker 1: them long term if they like him. It was interesting
Speaker 1: you read Dan how the Jets were watching the Kirk
Speaker 1: Cousins and Ian alluded to on Total Access yesterday. NFL
Speaker 1: media insider Ian Rappaport that that the old Eagles were
Speaker 1: keeping an eye on the Cousins situation and when that
Speaker 1: when that hammer dropped, and they also saw the money
Speaker 1: Cousins is getting. Of course twenty million, that is what
Speaker 1: spurred On the end of the Sam Brass said, hammer
Speaker 1: domino might have been the domino is better, but I'm
Speaker 1: hearing a lot of that these days. So the first
Speaker 1: domino has dropped in Denver Bronco's free agency. What's next,
Speaker 1: brock Osweller, Is Peyton going to really ride into the sunset?
Speaker 1: You know it's not a new phrase. Domino's you know
Speaker 1: following that's great week for some time, great week for
Speaker 1: the Cousins family. They made that. You know, he made
Speaker 1: two point five millions first four years. You know, it's
Speaker 1: a big time race to get million. But there was
Speaker 1: one big loser, the guy who wrote the Kirk Cousins
Speaker 1: autobiography a year or two ago. Yeah, it should have
Speaker 1: waited a year or two. People that came and went.
Speaker 1: You guys didn't even know what existed. There is a
Speaker 1: Kirk Cousins autobiography out there. That thing comes out this
Speaker 1: off season. Five year old quit writing biography. I feel
Speaker 1: worse for the guy that wrote the r G three.
Speaker 1: But that thing, that thing was dead before it hit
Speaker 1: the printer because he tore his a c yell and
Speaker 1: it was over. I think trying to get Dan to
Speaker 1: read that book, he has been very A little after
Speaker 1: I read the Rex Ryan autobiography, after a second or
Speaker 1: of the Jets, I took a step back. Well, he've
Speaker 1: been pulling your weight as a human being for two
Speaker 1: years of your life. I don't want to read about you.
Speaker 1: Mark should be on his third autobiography. I would love
Speaker 1: to read a Sessler memoir. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: This what Mark? And I hope you posted it publicly.
Speaker 1: But you were a subject of fascinating fascination in the
Speaker 1: newsroom yesterday morning because you were off and you needed
Speaker 1: that off day. And as we talked about, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: you didn't get to have any beers in India at
Speaker 1: the combine to you're a man that just needed to
Speaker 1: kind of blossom steam. Seven am on a Tuesday morning,
Speaker 1: you are sitting by the sea taking photos. Only I
Speaker 1: said this to you downstairs this morning. You could ask
Speaker 1: me that question. Who would be doing that at seven am?
Speaker 1: There's not one other person I've ever met my life
Speaker 1: that I would guess. I would say immediately, that would
Speaker 1: be Mark Cessler that was sitting by the sea. Well,
Speaker 1: I think West could be potentially West could West could
Speaker 1: stumble out his front door. Well, maybe West would have
Speaker 1: to be coming home from the night before for that
Speaker 1: to happen. I mean I had you know, it's not
Speaker 1: a sexy story. I we had a sitter coming to
Speaker 1: take our kids to school, and I was basically told
Speaker 1: I need to leave the house before seven am. So
Speaker 1: I was like, I'll just drive out there and took
Speaker 1: a photo. And then it was it was foggy, So
Speaker 1: I should have come by. You said you were in
Speaker 1: Santa Monica, right, You didn't come by work? No, come
Speaker 1: by my house? You know, Well I didn't you see
Speaker 1: what's going on? I don't I remember being at your house,
Speaker 1: but I don't remember where that. You wouldn't drop by
Speaker 1: your mentors home. That is true, I mean I mean
Speaker 1: day got off to an odd start when I didn't
Speaker 1: stop by Greg's right off the bat um and other
Speaker 1: franchise tag news. Uh Von Miller got the franchise tag
Speaker 1: and and Mark do you know why he was unique
Speaker 1: to the rest of the franchise tag field because he
Speaker 1: just won the Super Bowl? Okay, Uh, well, yes that
Speaker 1: would be unique to this class. But he got the
Speaker 1: exclusive franchise tag which nobody else can negotiate. He's gonna
Speaker 1: be a Bronco and they'll get a deal done. Cordy Glenn,
Speaker 1: the Bills left tackle he got, You get a franchise tag,
Speaker 1: and you got a fend he got a franchise anyone.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, we looked yesterday. There wasn't a single comment
Speaker 1: on that. People not plugged in on offensive tackles in
Speaker 1: Western New York. Olivier Vernon this one, Saucy Greg got
Speaker 1: the transition tag in Miami last year. If you remember
Speaker 1: Charles Clay that the h back the Dolphins did the
Speaker 1: same thing, and then the Rex Ryan got over excited
Speaker 1: and the Bills signed him to a big contract that
Speaker 1: the Dolphins opted not to match. Will the same thing
Speaker 1: happen with Vernon? And will that be a big blunder
Speaker 1: greg by the Dolphins if they let Vernon get out
Speaker 1: the door. It's a strange move. I don't think they
Speaker 1: give them that tag unless they're almost ready to say
Speaker 1: goodbye to him. But it's just it's become their move. Now.
Speaker 1: He's number two on our top ninety nine available players.
Speaker 1: He's not technically free agent, but like being free agent,
Speaker 1: but not really because you don't have to give up
Speaker 1: anything to get him. You just sign them to the contract.
Speaker 1: You don't have to give the Dolphins a draft pick
Speaker 1: or anything like it would be with the restricted free agent.
Speaker 1: So all it does is tells Dolphins fans that the
Speaker 1: front office. It gives them a feeling like they don't
Speaker 1: know what they're doing. Why why did you do this?
Speaker 1: Now we just have to watch the forty nine or
Speaker 1: someone give him fifty million dollars guaranteed frontloaded, not match it,
Speaker 1: and just draw out this process and it feels like
Speaker 1: they don't know what I think he's gone well, and
Speaker 1: it gives agents a chance, like when Alex Mack was
Speaker 1: transitioned to go sign a contract with the Jaguars that
Speaker 1: suddenly included an opt out clause and an no trade
Speaker 1: clause like the asan co in and basically screw the
Speaker 1: original team, who then if they want to match, they
Speaker 1: don't have power over that player. That's what the Bills did.
Speaker 1: They front loaded everything in the Clay contract with a
Speaker 1: lot of guarantees. They knew the Dolphins are tight to
Speaker 1: the cap, and the Dolphins are tight to the cap. Again,
Speaker 1: they're screwing the original team. When the original teams when
Speaker 1: they messed up and put it, You're right, I don't
Speaker 1: know the original team walked into it, but it does
Speaker 1: give a chance. It's a half It's a half measure.
Speaker 1: Like Ryan having Ryan Tannehill as your quarterback, it's a
Speaker 1: half measure. Gregg had to go. I mean, I'm just
Speaker 1: saying the listeners, la either find a way to give
Speaker 1: him the franchise tag and cut Cameron Wake and Brent
Speaker 1: Grimes or whatever you need to do or or not.
Speaker 1: This was the guy who was on Lauren Tannehill's person
Speaker 1: him in a better position with that family than you.
Speaker 1: What's that last man off the Ryan Tannehill both welcome
Speaker 1: back to Yes, Mark. I remember you stepping on Lauren's purse.
Speaker 1: She was quite classy about it, but furious, Well, there
Speaker 1: was a loud, distinct crackle inside. I stepped on something
Speaker 1: that smashed into many. Well maybe it was a gun.
Speaker 1: Remember they left that guy. I don't think it was
Speaker 1: one that was stupid. Josh Norman and Mel Wilkerson, Panthers
Speaker 1: and Jets respectively, also got the tag. And speaking of
Speaker 1: the transition tag, here's somebody that knows a little bit
Speaker 1: about that business, Alex Mack. Transition guys, that's what it's
Speaker 1: like in this business pcasting. Alex mckis avoided his Browns
Speaker 1: deal that had three years and twenty four million left
Speaker 1: on it, including eight million guaranteed. He's going to test
Speaker 1: the free agency market. But guess what, Mark don't lose
Speaker 1: hope because he likes you. He likes Sashi. Actually, let's
Speaker 1: get the full Sashi. I'm in the mood, Ladies and
Speaker 1: Jem and he is open to staying in Cleveland, So
Speaker 1: it just no matter if they want to be competitive.
Speaker 1: At least that's what he's saying. Do you think Alex
Speaker 1: Mack will be the center for the Browns week one.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, but I definitely didn't think so
Speaker 1: a couple of months ago. And I do think that
Speaker 1: that it sounds like what we heard at the combine
Speaker 1: that there is they are talking. There is a chance.
Speaker 1: It's no surprise at all that he avoided his contract.
Speaker 1: I would have been stunned if he didn't. But now
Speaker 1: he's going to find out. You know, Cleveland's back in
Speaker 1: in a situation again where they can fight against another team,
Speaker 1: and if you're the Browns, you had to be considered
Speaker 1: fighting uphill battle. Mac has been through what twenty six
Speaker 1: quarterbacks At this point when you're the person having to
Speaker 1: work directly with the quarterback, he's been through seven different offenses.
Speaker 1: I mean the idea of a team that is consistency
Speaker 1: and as a winner, and he said winning is important
Speaker 1: to him. He could be lured away thirty three and
Speaker 1: seventy nine since he was a first round pick in
Speaker 1: two thousand nine. They also Mitchell Schwartz. They lose potentially
Speaker 1: as well in free agency and the one thing that
Speaker 1: they touted as a strength, which it wasn't last year,
Speaker 1: suddenly is not at all and they have a lot
Speaker 1: of needs. Uh. Elsewhere in the a f C North,
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens strike a contract extension.
Speaker 1: Not a surprise. He had a Drew Breezy type cap hit.
Speaker 1: Uh coming coming uh Baltimore's way this season. So they
Speaker 1: decided to essentially give him a new deal. Rip up
Speaker 1: that contract and it was a three year extension worth
Speaker 1: sixty six point four million, signing bonus of forty million.
Speaker 1: Which this is the other thing got on everybody's radar,
Speaker 1: people lumping in Joe Flacco and Sam Bradford in the
Speaker 1: same tweet to talk about how quarterbacks are overpaid. You know,
Speaker 1: let's calm down, come back to us. Joe Flacco is
Speaker 1: a good quarterback, maybe not the greatest thing. He's got
Speaker 1: a ring in an epic postseason run. If I have
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco, I'm keeping him till he's thirty eight years old.
Speaker 1: And I got no problem how much I pay him.
Speaker 1: Carried the Ravens to a super Bowl, one of the
Speaker 1: performances him in the last ten years. And you talk
Speaker 1: about postseason quarterback runs, eli, uh that uh two thousand
Speaker 1: twelve season Flacco two thousand, two thousand twelve, two thousand eleven.
Speaker 1: Brady had an amazing run last year. I mean, do
Speaker 1: you pay for those guys? You keep him in your building.
Speaker 1: Flacco is playing great at the end of last season,
Speaker 1: and who knows, they mud have ended up with a
Speaker 1: second Super Bowl title if they hadn't lost that fourteen
Speaker 1: point lead. It certainly wasn't Joe Flacco's fault that they
Speaker 1: lost to the Patriots a couple of years ago. It
Speaker 1: is strange, though, as good as Joe Flatt and I
Speaker 1: like Joe Flac a lot, it is strange that he
Speaker 1: makes the most average salary of any quarterback in the NFL.
Speaker 1: It's a little strange he now tops Aaron Rodgers. Joe
Speaker 1: Flacco is number one, and his agent and Joe Flacco
Speaker 1: have done a great job, and they timed it. I
Speaker 1: mean they just timed it perfectly, signing that initial deal,
Speaker 1: getting the Super Bowl run right before, and that's kind
Speaker 1: of set up the rest of it. It's so funny
Speaker 1: to remember the outrage the evening that that Flacco deal.
Speaker 1: I will never forget, just the twitter outrage that Joe
Speaker 1: Flacco would be paid what he was at quarterback, and
Speaker 1: then over the course of the from then till now,
Speaker 1: one quarterback after the next is making bank. I don't
Speaker 1: have a problem. You look at his record and what
Speaker 1: he did with some pretty pretty average ravens teams. It's
Speaker 1: not just him, it's the rest of that the way
Speaker 1: that franchises Bill but no problem playing Joe Flacco a
Speaker 1: ton of cash. Give me Joe Flacco that he did
Speaker 1: a good job last year with some lackluster, really lackluster
Speaker 1: people around him for a while. Then at all it
Speaker 1: fell apart and he got injured. You know, they're gonna
Speaker 1: wine year old coming out of torn a cl that's
Speaker 1: now the highest paid player in the highest paid quarterback
Speaker 1: in the league and has never really been a top
Speaker 1: five quarterbacks. So if you wanted to, you know, just
Speaker 1: note that. I think that's fair to know. Simone and
Speaker 1: I saw him at the Super Bowl walking down uh
Speaker 1: the avenue and he looked fine. That's breaking news from
Speaker 1: Mark Sessler at Mark Sessler Underscore NFL. Was that our hotel?
Speaker 1: So I saw him, you look good. And finally the
Speaker 1: New Orleans Saints, New Oldens Saints. Excuse me, um cut
Speaker 1: ties with West. We are losing West. Yes, I feel
Speaker 1: like this is the end of Philadelphia too right now?
Speaker 1: Who it could Philadel you too? No, they're not gonna
Speaker 1: green light Philadelphia too. It's called Philadelphia to Colin still
Speaker 1: terminally ill. Actually, I think I think we're gonna get
Speaker 1: We're definitely gonna get some movie movie posters based on that.
Speaker 1: It just lest hacking. It was Mike Um anyway, Marquise
Speaker 1: Colston was a wide Receiverstone. Yes, that's me, that's how. Well,
Speaker 1: there's a different pronunciation. Greg. You always get on Well. Well, downstairs,
Speaker 1: we were talking about this story and I told I
Speaker 1: told Dan, I informed him. You have been saying Marcus
Speaker 1: Colston's name incorrectly for the last three years. It's not Mark.
Speaker 1: Let you tell me if I'm wrong. He's not a
Speaker 1: French dignitary or anything. It's not that or a writer.
Speaker 1: It's not the Marquis to side. It is not plays
Speaker 1: outside Marcus. Marcus Colston is how you say the name Sydney.
Speaker 1: You are a wise woman from Utah. I'm gonna spell
Speaker 1: you his first name. You tell me how you would
Speaker 1: pronounce it and be honest. M A R q U
Speaker 1: E S. I would say Mark Marquise. I think, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's it's certain breaking news. Yeah, yeah, breaking news.
Speaker 1: English language has silent letters all sorts of crazy. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna spell it that way, though, you're inviting confusion. Well,
Speaker 1: can we just talk about Dan's the only person I've
Speaker 1: heard call him Marquise over the last five years, and
Speaker 1: taking a lot take it to its logical end. Though.
Speaker 1: I also because after a while you hear his name
Speaker 1: said a certain way, you could you know, listen, well,
Speaker 1: Greg is now banging Dan for not let's listen to it,
Speaker 1: just to say, like, is that his name? Like there
Speaker 1: are no rules. We have abandoned all sorts of rules
Speaker 1: for how to name and spell children's names. D Why
Speaker 1: did you fall out that win? How does Brett Farve
Speaker 1: get away with calling himself Brett Farve? That's a fair point. Wait,
Speaker 1: let's listen to the official pronunciation. This will settle everything.
Speaker 1: Marquise coaster, Okay, Marquis case closed anyway, he gone, And
Speaker 1: that's what's happening in the news. If you have a
Speaker 1: problems for bad for your son, I've got problems. I
Speaker 1: mean I could just I could walk out of the
Speaker 1: studio right now and say that was a great show.
Speaker 1: It's such a smug look you've got right. Why it's great.
Speaker 1: I approve of it. I mean, you earned it. He's
Speaker 1: just happy. He you know, used the all time leader
Speaker 1: in in receiving yards in Saints history as a way
Speaker 1: to do a little bit on mispronouncing his name. By
Speaker 1: the way, thanks to Sacramento, California is a free agent
Speaker 1: eagle Makers. We're losing Sydney because oh it's not a
Speaker 1: good idea for a company to be able to keep
Speaker 1: like a skyrocketing employee for more than seven months. Got
Speaker 1: to get them out in the street. Got a risk
Speaker 1: never getting them back. Good job, California. The top ninety
Speaker 1: not available players, you could you could get this at
Speaker 1: NFL dot com slash top ninety nine. And I'm seeing
Speaker 1: a lot of guys on Twitter popping off, running their mouth.
Speaker 1: They are, you know, putting, putting, you know, their own
Speaker 1: lists off their lips. To borrow some parlance from our
Speaker 1: friend Jason lock infora who By the way, lock come
Speaker 1: back to us baby. Uh a late night Uh Combine
Speaker 1: tweet throwing shade at rap sheet? Uh can we read
Speaker 1: that tweet? Can you just bring that up real quick, Greg,
Speaker 1: because this was one of my favorite things of Combine week.
Speaker 1: Kind of got off my radar and missed it, and
Speaker 1: then I plugged in on it on Tuesday. This is
Speaker 1: an NFL insider to another NFL insider Jason lock In
Speaker 1: for a keep at rap Sheet, keep my name off
Speaker 1: your lips. Always remember this. I know you will sent
Speaker 1: it one forty in the morning, Uh in the morning,
Speaker 1: posturing mouth. You gotta be careful. They wow you and
Speaker 1: Laca sharing some DNA. I did think that when I
Speaker 1: when I heard that, maybe I didn't think it was
Speaker 1: an you know, maybe listen to the podcast that I'm
Speaker 1: glad Do you want to run with? Hey? I had,
Speaker 1: I had a message to send that day. I stand
Speaker 1: by it. I didn't get through partner um the top
Speaker 1: ninety nine available players, So anyway, you know, team rap Sheet,
Speaker 1: you know, calm down, come back to this lock off
Speaker 1: Twitter Gangster Top ninety nine available players. This is a
Speaker 1: list that has been done. A lot of care and
Speaker 1: effort has went into this list. You guys the scientists
Speaker 1: we call um Chris Westling and Greg Rosenthal. Uh, not
Speaker 1: just because they founded Rhoda World and not only built
Speaker 1: that site html HTML brick by brick, but also physically
Speaker 1: the building that houses all the Rhoda World writers. They
Speaker 1: built that as well. Most of the Rotor World writers
Speaker 1: appear to live in within like ten miles of Evans Silva,
Speaker 1: West I'm building your legends, like make it seem like
Speaker 1: you guys all worked in an office building and cubicles
Speaker 1: all around, like the Brill Building, but you were actually
Speaker 1: in Tybee Island during your time. It wrote as true.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I got all that building working
Speaker 1: on a dock. I don't drink corona. All right, let's
Speaker 1: get into this list, and I think, um, you know,
Speaker 1: we talked a little bit. How do we want to
Speaker 1: tackle this because there are, yeah, ninety nine names right
Speaker 1: off the top. I want to start with who made
Speaker 1: number ninety nine, which always gets me excited? And um,
Speaker 1: number ninety nine, I thought a little disappointed. I thought
Speaker 1: it was going in a different direction. Is this the
Speaker 1: most off to day version? Okay, number ninety nine on
Speaker 1: this list? Because I thought it was gonna be a
Speaker 1: certain form of washing. He's good call, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I apologize Chris Johnson, your number nine nine. You guys
Speaker 1: like to have a saucy guy at ninety nine, even
Speaker 1: if he should be higher or maybe not on the list.
Speaker 1: You always like that. It's the only time science kind
Speaker 1: of gives takes a back seat to a little bit
Speaker 1: of pop and posturing. Well, I like the idea that
Speaker 1: you're the last guy in the list should be a
Speaker 1: memorable name exactly. You want to wow him in the end,
Speaker 1: you know, you want to have a big finish to
Speaker 1: the show like we do every day. And so Chris
Speaker 1: Johnson's a guy who was seemingly out of the league
Speaker 1: and then when he played played last year. It is
Speaker 1: interesting number one on the list that's not as enticing
Speaker 1: a name as number ninety nine, But that's not your fault. Well,
Speaker 1: think about the top five quickly before we get to
Speaker 1: ones we disagree. I mean, these aren't big names. Malik
Speaker 1: Jackson's number one. Everyone was talking at the combine. You
Speaker 1: gotta find your Malik Jackson, the guy who can work
Speaker 1: inside and out so you can put any type of
Speaker 1: front you want. A guy that's seventy football fans had
Speaker 1: no idea existed exactly. And I think he's gonna get
Speaker 1: fourteen fifteen million dollars year. He's gonna get Andy Dalton,
Speaker 1: Colin Kaepernick money. Then you have Olivier Vernon, who top
Speaker 1: five in the league and tackles for loss and quarterback hits,
Speaker 1: but not a big name. Colletche Assemily, which Dan famously
Speaker 1: has never been able to pronounce. How do you say,
Speaker 1: markis Doug Martin? People know Doug Martin and Bruce Servant.
Speaker 1: That's the top five. So not not nice little player. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well it's hard. Great players don't get the free He's
Speaker 1: gonna get ten million a year. I like Bruce Irvan.
Speaker 1: I think he's an above average starter in the middle
Speaker 1: of his career. There's defense, there's there's not that many,
Speaker 1: you know, I would Michael Bennett and Cliff Avril round
Speaker 1: you here, April April, listen everyone, and everyone's allowed to
Speaker 1: pronounce the name off target that is there. The top ten.
Speaker 1: Five is Irvin, six is Jpp And I'm sure we're
Speaker 1: gonna bring that up in a second. Mario Williams, who
Speaker 1: we discussed earlier. Seven, Eric Weddle, the charge of safeties. Eight,
Speaker 1: Danny Trevathan, the Broncos linebacker nine and Jennars Jenkins and
Speaker 1: uh Ram's cornerback ten. Not happy of course that Truemaan
Speaker 1: Jackson got the tag, but he's probably gonna be happy
Speaker 1: when things are all set and done because people got
Speaker 1: money to spend and a cornerback that is entering his
Speaker 1: prime is gonna get paid. He'll be Okay. At the end,
Speaker 1: he reportedly turned down a five year, forty five million
Speaker 1: dollar contract and then he fired his agent. It's that
Speaker 1: that's always a you know, they have red flags going
Speaker 1: into the draft. It's always a red flag when you
Speaker 1: fire your agent three days before free agency. It's always
Speaker 1: like the players that are a little that fly off
Speaker 1: the handle. Are you? Are you saying generous? Jenkins, based
Speaker 1: on his Twitter feed, is definitely a guy you gotta
Speaker 1: manage closely. But you're calling that move to fire the
Speaker 1: agent after that offer a sounds like that. No, I'm
Speaker 1: not blaming the agent. I'm saying when players are firing
Speaker 1: agents three days before free agency started or a few
Speaker 1: days before, it just seems like a weird, unstable person
Speaker 1: type of move. Okay, So let's let's break this down.
Speaker 1: And I guess we'll start here. Um, you guys West
Speaker 1: and Greg, when you can make this list, you basically
Speaker 1: talk out each player and and this is what I
Speaker 1: pick up. And Mark, let me know if you um
Speaker 1: involved in this segment. We are outsiders. Don't worry about
Speaker 1: I want to hear it. You guys got to pick
Speaker 1: it apart. Mark, you have like you know how you
Speaker 1: have fantasy corner during uh A draft segment, there'll be
Speaker 1: something similar, will be like sesss uh Street corner or
Speaker 1: maybe like Cess's beach bench. Each bench sitting and watch
Speaker 1: the sea. You throw it over the beach bench when
Speaker 1: you need to. Okay, cool anyway, So you guys disagree
Speaker 1: on certain names, and you you guys talk it out
Speaker 1: and you try to slot someone in, and every once
Speaker 1: in a while, you guys are in totally different places
Speaker 1: on a player. So let's talk about some of those players,
Speaker 1: and UH, Greg get us going. Which name jumped out
Speaker 1: immediately when I just said that, as some of you
Speaker 1: guys were not on the same page on Jason Pierre
Speaker 1: Paul was the number one guy. I see a guy
Speaker 1: who was by far the best player in the Giants
Speaker 1: front seven last year when he came back. Was an
Speaker 1: impact player. And if you put him on the free
Speaker 1: agent market two years ago, he'd be signing a five year,
Speaker 1: hundred million dollar contract. And there's that sort of ceiling
Speaker 1: for JPP now. And I think you get him at
Speaker 1: a relatively bargain type of rate, maybe a two year
Speaker 1: deal twenty million dollars, and there's a chance you get
Speaker 1: a top ten defensive player in the entire league. So
Speaker 1: I had him on our initial list even before all
Speaker 1: the tags. I had him as the number five player.
Speaker 1: West did not have him in the top twenty five. No,
Speaker 1: I didn't, and I don't. I don't think that you
Speaker 1: can say that the ceiling for a seven and a
Speaker 1: half finger player is the same ceiling as we saw
Speaker 1: him fail to wrap up guys multiple times he was.
Speaker 1: He wasn't the best player on the front seven. Robert
Speaker 1: Airs was, and Jason Pierre Paul had one sack in
Speaker 1: eight games because he Tackling is one of the most
Speaker 1: basic elements in football. If you can't do it, you're
Speaker 1: not as valuable. And I don't think Jason Pierre Paul
Speaker 1: gets too much credit for just running into the backfield
Speaker 1: and failing to make plays. I mean, if we're seeing that,
Speaker 1: aren't gms and scouts seeing the same? Why Why do
Speaker 1: you assume that the guy coming off of a devastating
Speaker 1: injury playing football in a different way for the first
Speaker 1: time in his entire life is just gonna be that
Speaker 1: guy for the rest of his career. Why can't you
Speaker 1: get better at playing with the but you're asking someone
Speaker 1: go put a lot of money. I don't the assumption
Speaker 1: that he is well, I think it's a I think
Speaker 1: it's a buy medium with a big time reward. I
Speaker 1: don't think it's it's gonna be. This isn't a guy
Speaker 1: coming back from an A C L tear and it
Speaker 1: takes him a year to get right. This is a
Speaker 1: guy that and West put it quite literally, has seven
Speaker 1: and a half fingers now and he's not going to
Speaker 1: grow more fingers. So you don't buy medium on the
Speaker 1: number six player on this list. Well, depend this. This
Speaker 1: isn't a ranking of who's going to get the most money.
Speaker 1: I think he'll have an okay deal. You said, you
Speaker 1: know he might not grow back the fingers actually will not.
Speaker 1: The scientists we you know, we didn't want to reveal
Speaker 1: this different. Well that is it's possible he was a
Speaker 1: really good player last year. Everyone is over rad under
Speaker 1: radium because if the West had any confidence in your
Speaker 1: ability as a duo to grow back fingers, he wouldn't
Speaker 1: have put him outside of his twenty five. If you
Speaker 1: talk about how your hand functions when you're trying to
Speaker 1: grab a quarterback, you're diving after him and you slip
Speaker 1: off of his rump. Or his back or his pads
Speaker 1: because you can physically grab that player your hand doesn't work.
Speaker 1: I think it was a good layer when he came back,
Speaker 1: and he's only got to get better. And people are
Speaker 1: under radiant because of that one game that was on
Speaker 1: Sunday Night football where he missed a bunch of tackles
Speaker 1: and Chris Collinsworth pointed out, remember he wasn't where there
Speaker 1: was an issue what the Panthers on a Sunday afternoon
Speaker 1: and he had major issues tackling Cam Newton. Take a chance. Alright,
Speaker 1: how about another player west that you jumps to mind?
Speaker 1: You guys definitely were not on the same page on Well,
Speaker 1: let's let me look at this link you let's start.
Speaker 1: I think Dwayne Allen, whom I have a lot of
Speaker 1: faith in, I'll always be an unapologetic Dwayne Allen supporter.
Speaker 1: We heard Steve Kim at the combine had one of
Speaker 1: the most fascinating discussions on tight ends. It basically it's
Speaker 1: two different positions. Now, there's no such thing as a
Speaker 1: tight end because you're either in f or y and
Speaker 1: one of those just blocks, the other one just receives.
Speaker 1: Dwayne Allen is one of about a handful of tight
Speaker 1: ends that can do both when he's healthy. Healthy. Health
Speaker 1: is the big question for him. He wound up and
Speaker 1: this is our Visan two that went up after all
Speaker 1: the franchise, like he wounded up at number forty six,
Speaker 1: you had a much much higher I see your point
Speaker 1: on this one. I think if you're taking a chance
Speaker 1: with a young tight end in this market, I'd go
Speaker 1: with Ladarius Green out of those two, who is again
Speaker 1: later areas Green is great, but he's basically just a
Speaker 1: big wide receiver. He can't fulfill every function like Dwayne Allen.
Speaker 1: Don't you think don't you think the offensive coaches and
Speaker 1: Andrew Luck would have found a way to get Dwayne
Speaker 1: Allen going in the last couple of years At some point,
Speaker 1: I have no faith. I have no faith in the
Speaker 1: Colts offensive coaches. West. So sometimes when you're making this
Speaker 1: list with Greg, do you ever wonder yourself was Greg
Speaker 1: even watching the same games as me? Only only during
Speaker 1: the Jason Pierre Paul discussion. I'll give me a break.
Speaker 1: First of all, Dwayne Allen, let's uh, let's go over
Speaker 1: his production macause Greg ever privately confessed to you some
Speaker 1: issues that he has with West. In terms of talent evaluations,
Speaker 1: Duade Allen missed the entire two thousand thirteen season, He's
Speaker 1: often in Jared, and he has gained a total of
Speaker 1: five yards the last two years. This evaluation isn't based
Speaker 1: on stats. My valuation if Duyne out is purely based
Speaker 1: on game filmed greg No, I argue with that. I
Speaker 1: I did too. That's what I put him like sixteent
Speaker 1: to me, I think is pretty high, you know, compared
Speaker 1: to other people. For instance, I put him fifty spots
Speaker 1: ahead of guys like that. We're much more productive at
Speaker 1: tight end, like Zach Miller or Ben Watson or players
Speaker 1: like that. You mean another one, how about Mario Williams,
Speaker 1: which we mentioned a little bit, but you know, West
Speaker 1: really thinks Mario Williams would be a good a good bye.
Speaker 1: He wound up when you when you averaged out his
Speaker 1: two two numbers, he ended up being number seven on
Speaker 1: our list. But I think it's a it could be
Speaker 1: a big waste of money. Well, I just here's how
Speaker 1: I decide where to put Mario Williams. Find Jason Pierre
Speaker 1: Paul and put him above him. That's pretty easy to see.
Speaker 1: That's what happened. That's what happened sometimes in these that
Speaker 1: you're looking at the rankings. That is not a direct hit.
Speaker 1: But let's let's put a sandwich on it right now.
Speaker 1: We don't need to wait for the free agency show.
Speaker 1: Who has a better season? Jason Pierre Paul or Mario Williams.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna have a committee of three. Mark Sessler,
Speaker 1: Dan hands this, and David Eally behind the desk will
Speaker 1: be the third person. Okay, change, actually a bad choice.
Speaker 1: Why would you go with over like Connor or Patrick? Okay, Connor,
Speaker 1: Connor and Patrick will be a fourth person. It'll be
Speaker 1: a committee. Then we'll we'll okay, we'll workshout this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: who has a better season? James? I feel bad now
Speaker 1: because wait, listen to this. Why don't you guys just simplified.
Speaker 1: I know, you know, because you're basically asking us the
Speaker 1: PF the situation, who has more sex? No, I want
Speaker 1: you guys, he knows that Jason Pierre kids at quarterback.
Speaker 1: I want you guys to having about Jason p Paul
Speaker 1: is a great run defender. So better season based on
Speaker 1: our committee's finding store. Okay, it's the new Warren Commission. Here,
Speaker 1: here's the name. That I think you would find into
Speaker 1: resting Dan. I ranked Ryan Fitzpatrick much higher. I had
Speaker 1: him as my twy desperately trying to get Dan. That's right,
Speaker 1: funny fifth initially and that's moved up with all the text.
Speaker 1: West had him in the mid forties, barely had him
Speaker 1: as a top fifty player. Let me let me say this,
Speaker 1: and because I kind of think I know where West
Speaker 1: is coming from on this one. I think, first of all,
Speaker 1: he had a great season, with the exception of a
Speaker 1: bad quarter at the end of the season, which wasn't great.
Speaker 1: But he has much more value to the Jets playing
Speaker 1: in that offense than he does to any of the
Speaker 1: thirty one other teams. And I would think that's probably
Speaker 1: where West is at on this You can't sign bringing
Speaker 1: Marshall and Eric Decker along with Ryan Fitzpatricks. I get that,
Speaker 1: And that's why Ryan Fitzpatrick had a great season. He's
Speaker 1: throwing to one of the best wide receiver duos in
Speaker 1: the NFL. Well, I mean, it's probably the best red
Speaker 1: zone duo. Get he was smarter, he he improved as
Speaker 1: a quarterback. Here's the thing. You get a quarterback bump though.
Speaker 1: I mean if Kirk Cousins gets twenty million dollars. Then
Speaker 1: Ryan Fitzpatrick gets a bump and he's right right now,
Speaker 1: he's twenty three and Reggie Nelson and Georgia Loca, so
Speaker 1: he's got a big Bengal safety sandwich. What did Ryan
Speaker 1: Fitzpatrick cost the Jets last year three and a half million?
Speaker 1: That's when you want to Here's what I'm saying. Kirk
Speaker 1: Cousins had a great season for the Redskins. He maybe
Speaker 1: the Redskins took him off the market, but you could
Speaker 1: have pride him away for a lot cheaper. Chase Daniel,
Speaker 1: to me, is a very similar quarterback to Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Speaker 1: Why pay one of them fifteen million a year and
Speaker 1: the other one four million? But isn't like this list.
Speaker 1: If you could go and find out where every one
Speaker 1: of them are gonna land and then re rank it
Speaker 1: by player and fit, that's a totally different list. Maybe
Speaker 1: it will be because what happens is last year and
Speaker 1: the year before the number one guy, some team, some
Speaker 1: desperate team goes out and overpays for someone, and then
Speaker 1: they vanished to some degree, some of these players. Because
Speaker 1: it's I would much rather take Matt Forte on the Patriots,
Speaker 1: then Eric Weddle on some terrible football defense. Well, you're
Speaker 1: right number one on this list, and I did one.
Speaker 1: I went back and looked before West arrived, dark days
Speaker 1: at the NFL back then. But then the number one
Speaker 1: player has not always worked out. Peyton manning that that
Speaker 1: worked out fine? Uh, Mike Wallace not so good. No,
Speaker 1: Jari's bird who injury issues fired? Irishman, irishman. You see
Speaker 1: how quick city is on that on that iPad. That's
Speaker 1: what we need from you. Start now, he's doubt and
Speaker 1: heard skills. Wow. In Dominican Sue is the guy last year,
Speaker 1: so we'll see. Um, I was surprised you had Chris
Speaker 1: Long in the top twenty by your logic with JPP,
Speaker 1: you had Chris Longham. Chris Long has ten fingers. Can
Speaker 1: I can I head over to the uh the beach
Speaker 1: bench with Mark Sessler to ask you a question, Mark,
Speaker 1: who do you believe will be the most overpaid player
Speaker 1: in the top ninety nine overpaid? It's a wild question. Um,
Speaker 1: didn't we just have this exercise and written form? I
Speaker 1: mean I think it's written potentially j APP, because I
Speaker 1: fall very much in line with Chris were like, I
Speaker 1: want to I don't want to invest in a player
Speaker 1: that potentially can't tackle. You know who, maybe Malik Jackson.
Speaker 1: Who was your answer when we wrote it? You don't remember,
Speaker 1: like was that over because oh for that, just for
Speaker 1: that situation and come back to us. I'd have to look.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Oh I had I had Bruce Servant,
Speaker 1: all right, tell us about Bruce. Every everybody just just
Speaker 1: wipe out everything. The last I was like, oh, this
Speaker 1: is cool. I can just relax. The next no one's
Speaker 1: gonna call on me. Was this. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if this was overpaid, but I think the Bruce Servant
Speaker 1: things on the beach, yeah, it is paid too much.
Speaker 1: I think Bruce Servant is the kind of guy that,
Speaker 1: like a lot of players coming out of that Seattle
Speaker 1: what did you what did you hit before you going
Speaker 1: out to the beach bench? What do you mean? I
Speaker 1: don't know in the morning, right, Why would Bruce Irvan overpaid?
Speaker 1: Because I think he's a pass Rushers and cornerbacks tend
Speaker 1: to get overpaid in free agency and then they leave
Speaker 1: the you know, super Bowl level defense they're on. They
Speaker 1: go to a bad defense where you don't have the
Speaker 1: supporting cast around Bruce Servant that's helped make him what
Speaker 1: he is. And he's a good player, but he's gonna
Speaker 1: get overpaid, no no doubt my mind, the Falcons and
Speaker 1: be part of a bad defense. Let me throw out
Speaker 1: a name here because the if you really want to
Speaker 1: get spooked, if you're a team that really needs to
Speaker 1: rebuild your offense in a hurry, um, take a look
Speaker 1: at the wide receiver class. Because you have Marvin Jones,
Speaker 1: who I I like a receiver. I think he could
Speaker 1: he could uh kind of take the next step and
Speaker 1: in the right position, kind of like a Golden Tate
Speaker 1: next step guy like him a lot. Mohammed Sanu though
Speaker 1: his uh um Jones teammate at Cincinnati's number two on
Speaker 1: your guys list of wide receivers, number sixty one overall,
Speaker 1: and you you put him in the nice sub subhead category,
Speaker 1: which I agree with needs the right role. If he
Speaker 1: goes to a team and he gets paid number two
Speaker 1: receiver type money four oh, he's fourth Boden and Travis
Speaker 1: Benjamin or ahead of Okay, he's number fo war and
Speaker 1: if you give him number two wide receiver type money,
Speaker 1: I mean, if you watch this guy attracted his career
Speaker 1: at all. He can disappear for stretches, doesn't always catch
Speaker 1: the ball. Uh classic And I think Connor or wrote
Speaker 1: a peace during Combine week house. Maybe it's not a
Speaker 1: great thing to have ton of money in free agency
Speaker 1: because you might overpay for a guy that said, we'll
Speaker 1: be putting a bad role right. Most of these guys
Speaker 1: that make it are solid starters. They're not superstars or
Speaker 1: else their team would keep them. Uh. Our NFL media
Speaker 1: insider I rap Wars sent us an email while while
Speaker 1: we've been up here, just kind of think his name
Speaker 1: off your lips, bro, thinking about guys who he thinks
Speaker 1: they're gonna do very well in free agency that might
Speaker 1: not be getting a lot of attention. And there are
Speaker 1: a lot of our favorite players Chris on our list
Speaker 1: we did agree for the most part, and most most
Speaker 1: guys William Hayes from the Rams, who has been one
Speaker 1: of the best rotational ends for a while, Patrick Robinson,
Speaker 1: who has had a couple of good years at quarterback,
Speaker 1: Danny Trevathan Jay Howard, who's who made our list the
Speaker 1: best bargain picks. Maybe he not going to be a
Speaker 1: bargain ian thinks he might get eight That's right, eight figures,
Speaker 1: which means he would be making ten million a year.
Speaker 1: Jay Alaric, that's a little too rich for my blood.
Speaker 1: Brandon Brooks, Robert as Lair, Darius Screen who he likes.
Speaker 1: So it's a lot of those kind of middle tier
Speaker 1: guys that wind up getting big time, big time juice.
Speaker 1: Anybody want to throw out one more overpaid guy or
Speaker 1: do we want to move on to uh, the best
Speaker 1: values the guy that Jeah for nice. Let's move on
Speaker 1: to that and we'll start with Chris Wesley on the West.
Speaker 1: Who is someone in this top ninety nine that you
Speaker 1: can get on the cheap, relatively and could make a
Speaker 1: big difference In Twilight, I wrote about Dwayne Allen, but
Speaker 1: since we already talked about him, I will go with
Speaker 1: the other guy, Derek Shelby from the Dolphins. I watched
Speaker 1: his film because he intrigued me. I remember watching him
Speaker 1: at the end of the year when he was filling
Speaker 1: in for Cameron Wake. He's a really strong run defender
Speaker 1: with really strong hands, and he pushed his offensive lineman
Speaker 1: back into quarterbacks. He was batting a pass per game
Speaker 1: in December, bat down one past per game. He's never
Speaker 1: gonna be quick enough to be like a double digit
Speaker 1: sack guy, but he's a do everything defensive in I'll
Speaker 1: give you one. Uh, Mitchell Schwartz right tackle. I think
Speaker 1: that he a couple of seasons ago had real issues
Speaker 1: and was probably the weak spot of that Brown's line.
Speaker 1: But he uh, he's grown a lot. I think that
Speaker 1: you could probably get him at right tackle for he's
Speaker 1: gonna get paid, but you're not gonna have to break
Speaker 1: the bank for him, and he's young. Could center your
Speaker 1: offense around him, your offensive line around him for a
Speaker 1: long time. Walter Thurmont too. Maybe it's safety. Walter Thurman
Speaker 1: had a really good year. Like, Yeah, I'm a little
Speaker 1: surprised May switched. They aren't going too crazy to keep him,
Speaker 1: it sounds like, but maybe they just they've spent a
Speaker 1: lot of money. If you think about what they've done
Speaker 1: this offseason, I've been I'm doing this piece. West is
Speaker 1: doing the a f C version I'm doing NFC team
Speaker 1: needs heading into free agency. He Goles have a pretty
Speaker 1: good roster. I don't think that's a bad team to
Speaker 1: take over. They resigned Vinny Curry, They've resigned Bradford of
Speaker 1: course their defense. Um, who's your guy? Dan? I got?
Speaker 1: I have a couple of we have a written, we
Speaker 1: have a written. He's for a lot of this free
Speaker 1: agent business, free agent bargains. You can find it on
Speaker 1: It's in the centerpiece right now, at least as the
Speaker 1: taping of his podcast on the homepage Little Industry Insider Talk.
Speaker 1: But I like more than certainly Greg Rosenthal. I like
Speaker 1: Lamar Miller a lot. I think that, uh don't if
Speaker 1: he ends up with the team that takes advantage of
Speaker 1: his talents, I think he can uh really make a
Speaker 1: big difference. And since running backs don't get paid, I
Speaker 1: think he'll have value. And I also like Chris Ivory
Speaker 1: not with the Jets and and not um, mostly because
Speaker 1: they have so many issues. Well, he'd look great with
Speaker 1: the Patriots, wouldn't he. I do not like to imagine that,
Speaker 1: but I totally you would give him a hundred and sixty.
Speaker 1: He basically would replace legera blunt right and be a
Speaker 1: much better version of hun same thing with Lamar Miller.
Speaker 1: You don't want to give him too many And that's
Speaker 1: why I'm just gonna I threw it out there in
Speaker 1: the piece. How about if you need a complete reboot,
Speaker 1: and you don't want to go through the draft. You
Speaker 1: signed both Chris Ivory and Lamar Miller. That's a nice
Speaker 1: one to punch. Come on, get excited people. I mean, Chris,
Speaker 1: you wont you won some games and you know September
Speaker 1: to December. Let's let's start winning some games in January February.
Speaker 1: Come to the Patriots. I like that at fourte would
Speaker 1: be another one. And because of what you said, running
Speaker 1: backs are so cheap, someone's gonna pay a third for
Speaker 1: Matt Forte this season. Of what a guy like Jay
Speaker 1: Howard is gonna make just for this season, just for
Speaker 1: one season. There's no way he is not going to
Speaker 1: help your team. I think Chase Daniel who he mentioned,
Speaker 1: and and a guy right next to your guy, Derek Shelby,
Speaker 1: who I like, Nick Fairley. I know, I know he's
Speaker 1: a he's a risk off the field, but I'm telling
Speaker 1: you he's a difference maker. He question he questioned Mario
Speaker 1: Williams work ethic and motors, and you go out promoting
Speaker 1: Nick Fairley. Well, it's all relative. You're not gonna I
Speaker 1: don't think you're gonna have to pay him an insane
Speaker 1: amount of money, and I think he played pretty well
Speaker 1: for the Rams last year. I'll throw out another one,
Speaker 1: but just because I'm loyal to the making the leap
Speaker 1: Klan and the the entire roster dating back to two
Speaker 1: thousand thirteen. Ladarius Green, who came earlier today, He's You
Speaker 1: could probably get him very cheap. You put him in
Speaker 1: the right offense a little bit with a good pass, sir,
Speaker 1: and you and you put him in a role where
Speaker 1: you can spread the field, he might be a breakout guy.
Speaker 1: You won't have to pay a lot for him. He
Speaker 1: is someone you talked about watching the tape. He was
Speaker 1: really impressive last year. He to me, had a breakout
Speaker 1: season without the numbers to back it up, because he
Speaker 1: just wasn't a big enough part of that offense and
Speaker 1: he had to stay into block and he missed a
Speaker 1: couple of games injured. I thought he was really good
Speaker 1: for that team. I'm gonna throw out one more name.
Speaker 1: It is just a weird name. He would be in
Speaker 1: the top three if there was no nothing going on
Speaker 1: with him. Alden Smith remember him. Do you sign a
Speaker 1: guy that's could you get think a little left field
Speaker 1: and sign a guy that suspended for the for the
Speaker 1: first half of the season. That even allowed what was
Speaker 1: signed Darryl Washington. While you're at it, well he's on
Speaker 1: the car, does though um negotiating with O. J. Simpson
Speaker 1: to be a pro player In persons, true, I always
Speaker 1: liked the guys that you take a chance, and we didn't.
Speaker 1: We didn't rank Greg Hardy high at all. He was
Speaker 1: he was buried. Other free agent added to the breaking
Speaker 1: news just came across the wire on Twitter. And I
Speaker 1: don't know if he makes your top ninety nine. He does.
Speaker 1: Roddy White released by the thought he will not be
Speaker 1: in the top two hundred. Wow, that's just mean. I mean,
Speaker 1: we don't even have a top two hundred. Almost singlehandedly
Speaker 1: sambotaged the Falcons offense. Damn was I know that's fine,
Speaker 1: but this is one of my favorite receivers of the
Speaker 1: last decade. He's had a great career. I had a
Speaker 1: great career. But this is the end. Well that's Chris
Speaker 1: Westling colon, Roddy White, the John Wilkes booth of Falcons offense.
Speaker 1: In you don't think I will get a job? I
Speaker 1: was overstated. He he failed. He couldn't separate for two
Speaker 1: years straight now and the Falcons had no speed on
Speaker 1: their offense after Julio Jones, so that was a problem,
Speaker 1: all right, Jacob Tammy's a slow tight end and they
Speaker 1: had nominal meder. I never understood the articles that were
Speaker 1: saying they were going to keep right anyway, So I
Speaker 1: think that Dy White was writing those articles and Kwan
Speaker 1: Balden can't separate from anyone, and he's like number forty. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm bold is one of the most physical wide receivers
Speaker 1: in NFL history. Though, this is the second Roddy White
Speaker 1: to get the boot from the Falcons in two years.
Speaker 1: Remember the guy Roddy White who was piping in crowd noise?
Speaker 1: We could totally it's sae, it's what they need to
Speaker 1: do A thirty for thirty on that that the too
Speaker 1: Roddy Whites forget that too? Uh what is it that
Speaker 1: to the two Escobars, the too Roddy White. I think
Speaker 1: you should be respectful to of internal promotion. It should
Speaker 1: be a football life that we do know, and you
Speaker 1: were great. I went overboard, and I apologize to Roddy White.
Speaker 1: He's had a great career. What did Wilkes Booth say
Speaker 1: after he assassinated Lincoln six semper tyrannus something like that.
Speaker 1: Other than that, how is the play Mrs Lincoln was
Speaker 1: in him get a copy about catching the Ryan his pocket?
Speaker 1: When he did? Then, yes, what is that's? That's Lennon's
Speaker 1: assassin that. Oh see, things are a little weird over
Speaker 1: on the beach bench. You know, I don't know where
Speaker 1: you're coming from and something. Do you think that I
Speaker 1: actually thought that someone in a Lincoln civilization, Lincoln era
Speaker 1: America was sharing capture of the Rye around in their pocket.
Speaker 1: That's what I considered fact. Okay, listen, sorry, I could
Speaker 1: see you being a big Salinger guy when you were younger. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm saying. My friend and I tried to
Speaker 1: find his house, couldn't find it. You were not the
Speaker 1: first you have a movie about that. I know. Then
Speaker 1: it became cliche. We tried it earlier, you tried it
Speaker 1: before Field of Dreams. What Okay, I got where you're
Speaker 1: going West. But it's all right, So let's let's stick
Speaker 1: a pin in our free agency talk. It doesn't mean
Speaker 1: it's over because next time we uh we join you,
Speaker 1: which will be Monday, we'll we'll continue to talk free
Speaker 1: agents West you're heading off the Tybee Island. Uh he.
Speaker 1: It's masked loosely as a charitable endeavor, but it's really
Speaker 1: a place for you to recover from bronchitis and have
Speaker 1: a what's the charity again, what's the name? It's Tybee
Speaker 1: teen Cuisine And I to my Twitter page. I have
Speaker 1: the tweet pinned with all the details if you would
Speaker 1: like to give to charity. You know, I make one
Speaker 1: joke and Greg's like, that's not fair. Well, I was
Speaker 1: distracted because of your incorrect information you gave all our listeners.
Speaker 1: We have a show on Thursday with Lindsay Road. Do
Speaker 1: you don't have to wait till Monday to listen. That's
Speaker 1: we're gonna be coming back at you with a big
Speaker 1: time star Lindsay. Yes. No, I'm not going to Tybee
Speaker 1: to recover. I think that would be impossible. I'm worried
Speaker 1: that you come back in the box. I've said that.
Speaker 1: I thought we were maybe gonna call West on Tybee
Speaker 1: while you were there, but there was some discussion. You know,
Speaker 1: we always had the call West whenever Western Tybee. We
Speaker 1: gotta get on the horn and call up huck A
Speaker 1: Poo's And that's the best place to reach west, which
Speaker 1: is a little uh a beachside bar on this island
Speaker 1: off the coast of Georgia. Correct, you have called Hucka
Speaker 1: Poos and I think I've been there almost every time
Speaker 1: you called. When you walk in, is it like a
Speaker 1: norm moment? Yeah? I was like, well it is. It's
Speaker 1: my face replaced. I mean, you have your softball jersey
Speaker 1: retired there, don't you. It's so big, like, yeah, there's
Speaker 1: a big it's not a statue, but it's like a
Speaker 1: big softball with my name on it on the ceiling.
Speaker 1: How many people are in there at nine thirty eight
Speaker 1: in the morning. Nobody. I think it's still locked at
Speaker 1: Is there any resentment among the islanders about um, you
Speaker 1: moving to the big city out west, so when you
Speaker 1: come home and you're getting shower of praise. Is there
Speaker 1: any guy in the corner and being like that dirty westling,
Speaker 1: I'll get him? I don't think so. These are some
Speaker 1: of my dearest friends. I don't think there's anyone. But
Speaker 1: you never know about the element because you haven't been there.
Speaker 1: Like I'm too cool for school now, like I'm too
Speaker 1: good for they. I don't think you are. But maybe
Speaker 1: there's someone on the island. And there could be someone
Speaker 1: in the corner who's like, oh Wesley moved to l
Speaker 1: a that quit West I'll show him there could there
Speaker 1: could be a villain lurking that you don't suspect. It's
Speaker 1: all tofu and spray hands. Now he's trying to inspire
Speaker 1: drama now in other places too, He's like, go after
Speaker 1: him Tybee. I know you're listening that quest wrestling, hell
Speaker 1: get Hays. If it's the last thing I do. Yes,
Speaker 1: we'll be back Thursday. Um. The old guy from the
Speaker 1: amusement park on Scooby Doo is no now hanging out
Speaker 1: in Tybees. Yes, so Lindsay steps in for Chris Westling.
Speaker 1: That is quite a change. Uh in terms of roster
Speaker 1: we will also, um, just because you're a lot different
Speaker 1: as people, not better or you know, we will also.
Speaker 1: We meant to do it today but ran out of time.
Speaker 1: iTunes comments, Uh have to wait the good and the bad. Uh,
Speaker 1: We'll do that on Thursday. But that's it. That's it
Speaker 1: for this show. Thank you for listening. This is Dan
Speaker 1: hands As signing off. Four Quiet storm over on the
Speaker 1: beach bench, the mailman, the boss and I see it
Speaker 1: behind the Glass One more show, Darling, it's down Thursday,