Bussin' With The Boys - Super Bowl LX Recap: Sam Darnold, Seahawks Dominate Patriots + Pats Future w/ Vrabel & Drake Maye

Episode Date: February 9, 2026

Will Compton and Taylor Lewan are joined by NFL legends Clay Matthews and Delanie Walker to break down Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.   The boys dive into Sam Darnold winning his first Super Bowl and just how dominant Seattle looked all season long. They also discuss Kenneth Walker III taking home Super Bowl MVP and what his huge performance could mean as he heads toward free agency and a potential payday.   In our Jim Beam Taste of the Offseason segment, the crew looks ahead to the future of the New England Patriots, pouring one out for our guy Mike Vrabel while recognizing how much this team overachieved this year. With Drake Maye at quarterback, New England’s future is still bright.   The guys also recap Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, while Delanie and Clay share what it’s really like playing in a Super Bowl and how the week leading up to the game compares to a normal NFL game week.   It’s the final football recap show of the season, and the boys bring the juice. Tap in.   Timestamp Chapters:    0:00 Open 1:35 Super Bowl Recap 8:30 Nerves Of The Super Bowl 15:40 What Happened At Halftime During Delanie’s Super Bowl 18:25 Patriots D Balled Out 20:00 Patriots O Was Basic 23:00 Seahawks Roster 27:00 Halftime Show 45:00 San Francisco Was Kind Of Clean 49:00 Alcatraz  55:27 JIM BEAM TASTE OF THE OFFSEASON 59:12 Titans Outlook 1:00:22 Packers Outlook 1:04:12 Post Season Awards See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You talked to a lot of people about, hey, like the sharps are big on Seattle. It's on Seattle, it's on the over. That's where all the money was. Seattle and the over. Did the over end up hitting? No. It didn't. I thought it was like a 45.

It wasn't 45. It was 44 and a half or something like that, right? 45. Then that doesn't count. That doesn't add up. You're right. Doesn't add up. We hit.

But it was. You know, you do the math. You do the math. If you carry the one and you move it around, that doesn't hit 45. So that's on me for that. But dude, the defense was incredibly dominant. Exotic Blitz has also got there with Ford. Drake May, he seemed like he was a little lost.

The office line had a tough time protecting. Receivers weren't getting separation. JSN's even out for a quarter. And buddy Kenneth Walker. Oh, man. Crushed it. So how do we feel, boys? Let's just call Spade a Spade of Spade.

The Super Bowl was a snooze fest. Yeah. Yeah, it was. It was a snooze fest. It was boring. Like, the sicko in you appreciates, you know, an ass beating or schematically when, you know, as a defensive guy too, Clay, it's like when you see defenses getting home with four, like, oh, man, you know, cover checks, whatever it is. Just get after. Like, I appreciate that.

But, you know, in this older age, like, I want to see some exciting football. You want to see points. And I caught myself because I was on Seattle the whole time, but we had the week there. We had the interview with variable. Like, we're around more patriots. Like, I started to fall in love with the story. I started to fall in love with the idea. You know what, maybe they can do it.

I was hopeful that they could do it. I bet against them still. You put yourself in a win-win situation, though. Then when it happened, you're just like, yeah, it was always going to be this way. It was always going to be this way. I'm mad at Bo Nix. I'm mad at Josh Allen couldn't get it done in Denver, and then I'm mad at Bo Nix for getting hurt at the end of that game.

Yeah. Not saying that they would have beat him, but... It would have been more excited. It would have been more exciting. Yeah. Yeah, no, I'm with you. I just want good ball. You know, my mother-in-law is.

And who do you want? I'm like, well, I like the underdog story of the Patriots. Like, we all think Seattle in their defense. You want to see Sam Darno. I'm like, I just want a good game. And at halftime, I'm texting you just being like, this is a snooze fest. I was just walking around upset. I didn't even watch the fourth quarter, I don't think.

But it was just, it's exactly what we all envisioned. And even more so, it reminded me of that 49ers Seahawks game, the two times they play, specifically the week 16, 17, whatever it was. where don't from Seattle's point of view, Sam Donald, don't turn the ball over, don't make mistakes. Kenneth Walker, run the ball, run the clock out, let our defense win the game.

And yeah, the sick of when you was like, this is great defense. Like, let's not be confused or let's not be, let's not misinterpret this. This was a dominant Seattle defense. But like, you know, you want to see both quarterbacks duel it out for 300. Like we saw in the Rams, Delaney,

you talk about the Rams, Seahawks game and the NFC championship game. that is what we want to see in the Super Bowl. And for all intents and purposes, that was the Super Bowl. The winner that game was. It felt like you sitting there watching at home when that fourth quarter hit

and it was pretty much out of reach. You just felt like any old average weekday. That's what it felt. Or you watch a Thursday night game that's, or any game that's like over where you're just like, all right, let's start getting ready for bed. Yeah.

That sucks. Because, yeah, you want the Super Bowl to be great. And they had like a wide view where they had like end zone to end zone kind of showed the crowd a little bit. And you see guys walking around. And it just, it didn't feel like, the most important game of the year at one point because it was so out of reach but there was a

i mean you guys talking about wanting good ball you get to like the part where drake may goes down the field those are dot to collins in the in the back of the end zone or in the front of the end zone you're like okay we got a little something then they go like four and out and because delaney started saying this he started texting's thank you so yeah yeah yeah basically like i'm the champion and then once the page you scored i'm like oh shit something's about that he's something's about happening here i'm like dude this jinks this jinks The page you had to get the ball back and they start dicing up and you're like, oh, let's fucking, they're actually about to turn this into a game. Because as much as Seattle was dominant, they were just kicking threes the whole time.

So they had, you know, three possessions with points and it was still a two-score game. Like it was nothing. And literally I look at the group chat and I see your text says, what is Drake May doing? I'm like, fuck, something about to happen. Sure enough, the next play, Drake May just sales one in the middle of the field. I'm like, what the fuck? What are we doing here? That one wasn't even the pick.

It was the start of that series where. He missed Austin Hooper. Oh, wide over. Hooper got right behind the defense, missed him on the overthrow. Then the next play, he throws into like triple coverage. Could have been picked off.

Then he went on that scramble on third down. That ball was sick, though, in triple coverage. Yeah. Then he takes off running on third down, and we're trying to figure out if I'm behind, if I'm ahead. I'm like, oh, you're lying or something about lying. And maybe then the pick happens.

And then I'm like, okay. You know what I'm talking about? You thought, did you think I was trying to cover? up? I thought you were trying to cover up to help me because I didn't see the pick yet. Oh, got you. You knew that you blew the play. Wow. You were talking about three throws before when he threw it in.

Yeah, and then he throws that pick and it's just like, son of a bitch, man. There was a long period of time where I want to say Collinsworth came on and said that they hadn't had a first down since like the first quarter. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. And it was just three and out after three and out, man. It's, it sucked.

But there was a piece of hope in me when Drake threw that touchdown. and all that was happening before he threw that insane pick. I was like, oh, we're about to have a game. Yeah. Like a game that's so terrible, but ends up the last like 15 minutes is unbelievable. And it wasn't. There was like three minutes of like, all right, here we go. We got a little something here.

And then. And it felt like too, like Seattle, even when they were taking threes. Like they were almost just playing like, all right, we're in range here. Yeah, just take it. Like it'd be like, what, third in five or third and six and they'd run the football. It's almost a just play for three. Yeah. We're going to beat this team.

Like this offense isn't going to move on us. Right. It's almost as if they watch the Patriots Bronco game and they're just like, yeah, we'll just take points when they give it to us. Yep. And instead of like trying to press and get seven or get six, like, let's just take three and let this game come to us in all 60 minutes. I want to say even New England, it felt like wasn't playing aggressive. I agree. They ran the ball on a third and five and just kind of played for field position versus like trying to get in trying to get in some kind of scoring range.

Yeah, Collinsworth was bringing that up like both teams were playing so conservative at points in the game where it's like, now you open it up. Like, I understand that the first couple of series on both sides, like, the nerves have to be insane. I mean, you two both know what it's like walking into a Super Bowl and how everyone's butt holes are super tight. But once you get into like the second quarter, it's like, okay, now you're playing, you should have like all the nerves off of you. And understand like, okay, this is just a game. Let's try to. Is it like that? Like when you hit, you know, the first quarter, when you guys are experiencing the Super Bowl for the first time?

What year were you in? Because, like, I've always said this. I was only in year two. So in 2009, my rookie year, that's when Arod started getting hot. We lost that 51 to 49 overtime thriller to the Arizona Cardinals. And so for me, even though the season ended, I was like, thank goodness. You know, you talk about how long that season is. And then the next year, we were kind of underdogs, the sixth seed.

And so I didn't, like the Super Bowl to me in my second year, like you don't, you would hope, you know, Drake would have that same mindset, which is like, don't make it bigger than it is. So that's kind of how I approached it. And I think I played lose still talking, talking my stuff out there, like, having fun. And, you know, our defense showed up. But I think if I was in year 10 or whatever it was, like, you know, you might be a little tense in the first quarter like you had mentioned. I'm not sure about you doing it. I was thinking this deal with shot.

Well, you just, I mean, you just realized the magnitude of the game. Like, I think about it now, like the losses really, like the NFC championship game against the Seahawks. Like, we beat the Patriots earlier that year. Granted, it was at Lambo. but that's Arod versus Tom Brady in the Super Bowl. And that Super Bowl still gave us the interception on the goal line. But you think of like, anybody can win one Super Bowl. Like, what about two times?

You know, you start thinking like that and like, what type of plays would you have made? And what does that mean for your legacy? Like you start playing those games. But, yo, when you're young in your career, you're like, oh, man, that's whatever. Like, you know, the next year we're 15 and one, you know, we're going to be back again. Yeah, I was in year seven. So that was like, you come out, you like, am I ever going to get here again? I got to win this game.

So you kind of plan with that. More of those stats here. You got a nice little picture with you. That's a nice little picture. Yeah, it's 29 right there. That's, uh, forget his name. He was one of those big D-Bs. No, he was good.

The lady doesn't like to learn people's things. He was good. Unless they earn it, right? Unless they earn it. Yeah. But, no, I was, I'll be honest, I was nervous as hell until, to the second half. I think the second half, that's when we came back out and was just like,

we've done this before we've been here. All the guys kind of chilled out after that. But I think being a seven, year bet going in and going to the Super Bowl you're not really knowing if you're going to have that opportunity to go back I mean shit that it's like you got to win because I don't know when I'm coming back and I never went back obviously but yeah you sign with the tighting bro you know what I'm hey hey hey hey we had a chance we had a chance for uh delaney for you this when you were in the super bowl what was that week like and then because you go every year to the super bowl you're

there in San Francisco like I'm thinking about it as a guy that's never been there but watching like opening night all the media taking place how it's like a true event for seven days and i can only imagine how i would be sitting in a hotel room like you anytime you get on social media you realize everybody and anybody in your world is talking about this was it like that when you played yeah was it been like a crazy scale everybody's in the city i mean i mean i feel like it was like that but the magnitude obviously is way better because uh social media yeah podcasts is you got everybody in there But I'd say I wasn't as a big as a star back then. So when you that star, you're really getting pulled here, here, here.

Like you got to do interviews. You got to go meet these people. You got to do this. So Drake being young and being a star and him, the runner up to MVP, like I feel like he was being tugged to do a lot of things. And it almost probably took him away from football a little bit because you there, you know, you get there early. They're like, hey, we got a lot of appearances.

You're Drake. You got to stop at hospitals. You got to kiss babies. You got to take pictures. You got to do all these interviews. And do all the things. And it's probably like, damn, I made it. Second year.

And everybody tell him how good he is. And sometimes you put that football on the back burner because, you know, practice is not as hard. Watch. I'm going to cut you off here. But like, I thought this was interesting that the Patriots did not install their game plan until they got to San Francisco. So here's what we did in Green Bay is we spent that first week, putting in the install. We treated it, you know, hey, you'd have Tuesday off.

We treated it the same. Wednesday, Thursday, full pads, Friday. And then you'd travel out there, maybe Saturday. So the next week, all the, you were ready to go, but you had another week of preparation. And obviously I'm saying this in hindsight now. And Josh McDaniels has coached in a number of Super Bowls where even if they've lost Brady's thrown for 500 yards,

I don't, you know, you look at the result in what you saw, like with all the distractions out there, would they have changed things up? Or the different perspective of maybe football's not on the back burner. Like football is sitting at the forefront of your mind and when you're trying to study and do all the ball, but you're also thinking about all the obligations you're going to have to do.

You know what I mean? Like, all right, I got to get all my studying in. I only have like an hour and a half right now before I got to do this or do that to where it kind of just pulls away. That's the part that kind of pulls at you because you can't be fully focused on the task at hand. Yeah, how much entertainment is too much entertainment?

Like when we're watching the Super Bowl last night, Every time they would go to or from a commercial break, it'd be like solo shots of like Lawrence. I saw that. They were all terrible clothes. I'm thinking, when did they do this? Yeah. I said to myself like, okay, we're doing a photo.

We're doing a photo shoot for this. Like, it's almost like Taylor Super Bowl. We have to do a photo show. Even my attention horridness would be like, I don't need to, this is, that's ridiculous. Right. I just take a photo like you saw Harold Landry. Yeah.

Did you see it all? Yeah, yeah. Everybody's in like, uh, nice outfits or what they, they're like styled up. And then Harold just in like, the zip up, like whatever the team gave him. Like, Harold's doing it right. Yeah.

Harold understood the process here. I just thought it was weird that they had like S&L cutaway type of things where they're like showing guys like doing the little. Yeah. It looked like the Seattle boys. Like they got dressed up. They look like Cooper's down on a knee. Like new kids on the block. Like Kenneth Walker's got his glasses.

It looked like the Patriots were buttoned up. Like you had said, they had the zip up and whatnot. Like that was their media day attire. But you kind of get caught up in it all too. when you go through it. Like, and you know, when you're playing too, you almost feel like you don't have a voice until you're older. You kind of just go with the flow because you don't want to be abrasive.

So there's a bit of that. And I mean, who knows? I actually like that. I know. That was cold. If they would have won, it would have just really safe. And the Warriors,

I'm blanking on buddy's name. I just know he's always barefoot. Yeah. But yeah, he scored a touchdown, right? In front of the show. Did either of you have a booth at the Super Bowl for opening night? Your own individual booth?

Yeah, man. You know what? I didn't have one. Delany who was at their walking around. No, I mean, you guys were loaded with talent. You think about your Super Bowl team. I mean, I kind of understand. And then to be honest, like, we've talked about you were always playing second fiddle of Vernon Davis.

Was he still on the team at the time? Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, like, but they, I mean, everybody. And that was Cap and Frank Gore, Justin Smith. Patrick Williams, Ball, Brooks. Like, bro, you're 49ers team. With stack.

I love, like, in hindsight when you think of those matchups, it was a good matchups. defensively. Alden Smith with his long-ass arms. Justice Smith, Alden Smith, Ray McDonald, McDonald, Al-Amah Brooks.

Deshaun Goldston. Hey, so what really happened that halftime when they shut the lights off? Because I know San Francisco, you got the electrical substation now, a lot of conspiracy theories floating around. What happened to get you back in the game? We had talked about it on the bus.

We had Patrick Willis. I don't know if that aired. Coming out soon. It hasn't aired yet. Well, never mind. Delaney O'Neill, break it down and say, look at the dudes in the suits. That's all you come up right before the lights come up.

All you got to do is look at the guys at the suits. And then you see how it's like shadow? The lights are not even all off? How are the auxiliary lights, you know, generator, you know what I'm saying? Just in case there's an emergency. So the generators don't kick on all the lights just. I'm digging.

They would need a big generator. Fat-ass generator. Yeah, well. Big-ass generac. Yeah. Big ass. But no, I think it was turned off on purpose. On purpose.

Yeah, the game was getting too out of hand. It was getting out of hand. And they needed to slow the game. Yeah. It worked. And I feel like even with the, like even the, I know it's settled, but these streakers, the games was getting out of hand. The streaker comes out, slows the game down, Patriots score a touchdown.

Keep it 100. Look, think about it. That's how it's like, they do things like that to slow. Yeah. To slow the game down. I'm telling you. It definitely is something about it. I don't know.

It is such a good job of it. I didn't even know the streaker happened until I was on Twitter. And then I end up seeing the streaker. Yeah. But I want to see that on TV. No, they, yeah. They won't do it. You see all these things down, like these different gambling apps where you can

gamble on like regular, like everyday stuff. People will bet on a streaker. Like they'll bet on a streaker and then they'll be the one that streaks and get paid. Yeah. That's what he was doing. going. What is it say on his back? He's streaking. He, because he vetted, he bedded on it. Zoom in on his back. With Delaney in the hall.

There's something at his... Sherman. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Enhance. Enhance. As a social media channel. Trained, flex trained. I don't know. I mean, buddy is, buddy is rocked up. He's got a nice back. Hey, but when he saw a Patriot comes out, he saw a Patriot coming after, he's there.

Was it a kicker or something like that? Oh, it was 18. A receiver, I think. Right, he, outside of, who was it, Christian Gonzalez, he's probably the only one to play defense. Actually, the defense was, yeah, their defense was. Hey, I'll tell you what, though, early in the game. What does?

I don't want to say that if it means something crazy. It's a cryptocurrency. Okay. All right. I've never been in crypto. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But I thought, though, based on the first couple series, I was like, Sammy D might throw himself a pick at some point.

Brother. Because Patriots were sitting on them. And he was still slinging it. Yeah. To me in my mind, he's like, all right, I'm not going to let this moment get too big. Like, I'm just going to cut it loose. He was cutting it. Yeah, there was one of the linebacker.

It was so tight. And they went and stabbed in the pocket and everything. It was right over his fingers. I thought it was going to be a pick six. You're talking about when the tight didn't caught him? Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah. There's a Barnum.

Yeah. Barnum, Michigan man. Barner. Barnum. Michigan State. B. Clump hit on the first touchdown. Yeah, that was Porter who shouted it out first though

Wait, you called that one? No, Porter did. One of our social contractors, he was like, I have a weird feeling that Barner is going to score the first touchdown. Wow. It's weird it happened in the second half. I know. And then what do you say?

I can't believe this Barnard touchdown, first touchdown's still alive? Because there hadn't been shit scored. It was like nothing later. Minutes after that text, too. Yeah, I thought the Patriots game plan was real basic too. Like, they didn't every time. It felt that way when you watch. the play like when we were sitting there breaking down and watching kind of the playoff film i was like

man their running game is just duo and one back maybe a couple zones and then they get in the two back and try to run the ball i'm i'm thinking of my head like there's no way this team is just going to be able to run the football at all right all and being that basic not a whole lot of motions and like when henderson was in it was hey let's try to get to the perimeter every single time with pitch concepts tackle pulling out to the perimeter hey it's us the jonas brothers and guess what we have some Big news. What's the news? Huge news.

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And it's like, then the passing game was, hey, let's drop back and just see what happens. Let's have like route concepts. Like there was no like getting, getting Drake to use his legs. Like let's roll him out. Hit a little mar or like a Randall type thing. Yeah. You fake the hand off. You keep rolling so he can have that run option in front of him,

but also a flow of like wide receivers coming over the top. As you just kind of sit there and like, you kind of just put, it looked like day one install. And then that's why I felt like Drake was kind of feeling the pressure because there would also still be guys that he could have hit before he takes the sack. No.

No. And it breaks my heart too because they were like, Collinsworth and them who were calling the game were so ready to come out, Will Campbell and to be like fair to them Will did not play good by any means It wasn't like he had like a great game And you know people were just talking shit like he played not bad

He played bad But there were a lot of plays that Fingers are getting pointed at him and I'm like Well that's not necessarily his fault One specifically was the bull rush it took place early in the game Guard hits him and hits him off of Will Drake starts rolling out to the right because there's pressure on the right side And it's ending up in a sack and they're like

Will Campbell got bullied on that plan I'm like well not really But they just, there's a couple times shoot, Drake's like sitting there in the pocket. He's got a clean pocket for seconds. For seconds. And the guards getting just dying of slow death to the point where you're like, you're looking at the guard be like, buddy, that's,

you can't really do anything more than that. And then he gets a sack over the top of the guard. They just showed it. Yeah. First sack, I think it was his first career sack that guy, get in there and just bull rushes them. Yeah. I think the biggest difference maker in this game is like what we saw,

we talked about with the Patriots doing, you know, single back. They never had two backs in the back field. They never brought in. or they did bring in six, I think one time to block and they hit booty on like a 20 plus yard reception. But you look at the Seahawks and what they did, bring in Witherspoon especially.

Like he hadn't blitzed all year. And then he comes out and blitzes like six times more than he had all year. Could have had MVP if they would have counted that interception to Nuwsu. As a sack caused fumble for a touchdown. But I mean, that's the biggest difference. I thought we, I think we all understood like, hey, Seattle roster-wise has a better team. But as far as the simulator,

pressures they had, not allowing the Patriots to run when they were in too high early and downs. Like it, they just, I think they made those, those two weeks because you never know what's going to happen. I think that's why we all had hoped that the Patriots would find a way to do something, but it seemed more of the same. And to be honest, they struggled through the playoffs. We talked about strength of schedules.

Now I know they played three of the top five defenses and then played the number six ranked defense, but it was more of the same where Seattle, defensively speaking, found a way to take advantage of at. at least the left side of the line. But it seemed like, it wasn't like... But Seattle also just has a great offense as well. Like the teams had top of defense is. They didn't have to do anything different.

They just ran the ball. Don't turn it over. Kick field goals and allow your defense. But the defense forced Drake into that interception. They sacked him six times. They got pressure on him, you know, however many times. I think that was the difference maker then. But, I mean, like you mentioned earlier,

it was fun to watch from a defensive standpoint, but outside of that, like... Just one more. Them running Kenneth Walker, like, the only time they really... got into troubles when they're like right let's try a pass here like if it is would have kept running with kenneth buddy it would have been even more of a blow up that it actually was no he was he was dominated he was dialed going into a con i don't know if they can franchise them i'm not sure

maybe he was a second round pick but going into a contract and you hear winning that super bowl MVP like good for him he he turned it up so big bro and he had that levy on bell type of patience in the back field you kind of sit there he's like but there was one it was late just kind of sits past feeding it. Boom. Yeah. Because there was one they were in like a duo type of play. You can see from the side. And it looks like it's all hemmed up. Linebackers are in there. It's like, oh, this is going nowhere. And he just sit in the backfield,

sitting and then hits a small little area and gets seven or eight yards. He, it was very impressive. Charbonnet going down. I mean, you never want to see anybody get hurt, but that was the best thing for him too. And I know obviously we talked about this on one of the shows, Kenneth Walker, how he was running early in the year. But I mean,

yeah, I mean, he took advantage of his opportunity. And if Seattle, I mean, I mean, you look at the rosters, too. It's a strict of, I'm segue in here, but you look at Seattle, like, they're loaded. Loaded. Like, you got your quarterback for another two years. You lock up your running back.

They drafted well on the offensive line with Zabel. Am I getting that? Gray Zabel, yeah. Zabal. Defensively with those D.Bs, you know, even Worry, DeMarcus, Lawrence, and Williams, you know, they're getting older.

They're getting long and a tooth. But, like, brother, they should be the number one team next year. if not the Rams. Like it's going to be 1A, 1B. And on top of all that, they're like, they might be 5 or 6 in cap space. Are they? They're 5 in cap.

So that's because they have money to spend, bro. Is J.S.S.N. Son's on his rookie deal? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Jason's at a rookie deal. Sam Darnel, like, I think it's weird to say, only $100 million. Yeah.

As opposed to some of these quarterbacks are getting, you know, half a bill. But the squad that they got. But rookie contract running back. Yep. Squad that they got guys coming back and having that much money to also spend. Yeah. get paid though

his deal is up. Yeah, I don't think he's going to say with the house. Like paying a running back. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. Paying a running back is not like a decency for a running. Yeah. Who going to break? Yeah. I mean,

that's, you think Seattle's going to want to take a hometown discount. Yeah. Yeah. Yes, they are. But I think as a running back, you don't get paid a whole lot.

How much does, did Derek Henry got re-up after last year? What's he making $11 million? 13, right? That's nothing. Yeah, because we always talk about running backs and tight ends as much as they can

contribute to the offense. They don't make, you know, as much as past rushers, quarterbacks, you know, comparatively, whatever the word would be,

where, you know, they're making 50, 60 million dollars, like a running back who can run for, should have been 170, if not for the holding, call 150,

should have broke Terrell Davis's Super Bowl record, but nonetheless, like, 12 million is nothing. I mean, I hate to, you know,

but in the cap. And the cap's going up every year, probably another 10 million, you know, it's, I think they're good standing. I think he's going to test

market just to see where you stay. Well, you should get offers, but, hey, you got to March before the new year. It opens up because the NFL salary cap is increased by almost 100 million since 2022. Yeah, because of gambling. That's why I do it. Because of Taylor Swift. And because of these gambling for calls, like, I was allowing us to gamble. And these games out in Australia and Germany and higher and whatnot.

You see the Rams and 49ers are playing in Australia next year? No shit. How much bullshit is that, bro? I would hate that. You hate that? Think about it, dude. They're right there in Cali. Like, you got a division rival, like an awesome rival.

How far away are you guys from each other? Not far out. Two and a half out. No, no, I'm sorry. Well, you know, Seattle, yeah, something like that. But either way, now you've got to fly 12 and a half hours. You go playing Australia? Man, I see you.

Hey, the way you're saying it, I'm with you right now. Hey, while you're going off, how did you feel about the halftime show while you're on this topic right here? Oh. Yeah, so Clump doesn't have a mic, but he just asked Will about the halftime show. show. Rue wanted to watch, I sent her to a room. You ain't watching this shit. I'm trying to raise an American.

You didn't like, hey, bad buddy is American. No, he ain't. He don't love us. I love how you lean into it all the time. That's where you're so great. And then I told her I was like, Rue, come down here, sweetheart. I got something else up for you. She comes down.

We got Kid Rock playing. Listen to the Alex Jones podcast. You know, quick. I'm diving in the Epstein Files over here. Keep watching Kid Rock. You believe the shit. Look at this room. How was you able to, what did that come on?

The Kid Rock halftime. I think it was at halftime. Yeah. Where at? You had to go to like, I don't even know a different. The White House law. The White House law. I don't know where it was.

It's on YouTube. Just on YouTube. Oh, he's on YouTube? Five million people live watching or something. I saw it getting killed. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I did too.

Yeah. And again, I was just getting that from my, my, my, my X timeline. But it seemed like everybody was killing the. the viewership. Did it? Watch it? No.

That is funny. We had honestly, we had, we had told Rue, like, now that we have the power back on and everything else, like we were going to get the hot tub up and going. So during halftime,

we went out and just got in the hot tub. But it wasn't for like a protest. It's all good. I told myself, I let my family go and do that. I'm like, I'm going to join you guys. And internally, I was like, this is me protesting.

What did you think of the show, though, in all honesty? When I, I don't, I didn't see it. I didn't see any of it. Okay. You know, we were just out, we were out in the hot tub. I feel like you didn't, you didn't miss much. I don't think there was any, anything controversial about it.

I think, aside from the song that starts with the violin, like I was like, okay, I've heard that song. I had no idea what was going on, but it was filmed in such a way we talked about this when the show started. Like, it was cool in that regard, but I felt like to be. It's a music video. Yeah, I felt like you were there. Like, it was not like the fish eye lens, but like, I don't know, the way it was filmed. It just didn't look like it was from behind a camera. So it was kind of cool in that regard.

but and then you saw we talked about Ricky Martin looks good man he looks good out there Mickey Martin lady guy Listen I didn't understand a word Yeah In the whole halftime show

But I thought it was kind of solid It was solid I thought he kind of went off a little bit I'm thinking I'm like he's got to be saying something cool right now I would I do And I love how the all the plants were people But they had the plants walking out

After the bushes Yeah Yeah The bushes were people Falls through the house Yeah And all that was crazy But then it cuts to him like getting up

I'm like dude This dude And you know, it was like it was supposed to be like the 1970s. When he fell through, that's why everything changed. It was like the 1970s. Then he walked back out until the 2026. Like that was supposed to be like the message behind it. Because I'll use my ear pods and put it on a translation so I can pretty much understand everything.

You were living different levels. I mean, you know, he was saying that, you know, they got some color. He was saying that, you know, they beat. Dude, when he like fell through the house, I'm like, out, me and down or talking a little about my yeah this is like entertaining i don't know what's going on but it's it's solid like i don't know i'm so mad about immediately cuts the two guys grinding at you i know oh oh oh by the time by the truck hey by the truck what the fuck we do in here i saw that you're turning to that guy is like i don't know man like but why i said man what was that they was

that what was that quick little flash quick a little flash hey northern california you know yeah yeah yeah a little bit that part right there i thought that was sick you know it's just a cutaway though right. Yeah, oh, oh. Yeah. Oh, okay, I was wondering. I'm glad you said that because I was about to ask with that shit happened. Hey, that really wasn't cut away? Yeah, 100%. I could. I thought it was incredible camera work out. Me too. Me too. I thought that was amazing acting. Because, dude, bad buddies, you see all the celebrities walking by like, hey, you excited for the bad bunny? Like, no. Like, people just being, like, outwardly angry about bad money. People forget about how great he wasn't happy

Gilmore, too. You don't want to give credit for that. What was he, what was he doing in Happy Goalmore 2? He was the caddy. He was the caddy the whole time. You seen Happy Goodmore 2? You support your boy, Kelsey? Yes, the new one.

Yeah, God damn. Look. That's him. Oh, shit. He worked at the right. He took him from the restaurant. And hey, he was good. He was good in the movie.

Have you not seen the movie? I've seen it. I've seen it, but I've kind of forgotten. That lets you all you. I know that Adam said. As being with Adam, as you are, I'm thinking there's no way that you forgot. Gotten. Remember, I didn't watch it the opening night.

That's okay. So when we were talking about on the pod the next week, I hadn't watched it yet. I remember, like, they played some, you know, modern video game type golf at the end for the win. They loved them until he got the Super Bowl halftime show. That's how it's just how, like, you know, Donald Trump, they loved Donald Trump until he became the president. So, I mean, similar. Well, you've got a message from Donald Trump. Well, he sent the cheese grater.

I didn't. I said they loved him until he became the president. That's how. They loved him until he had the Super Bowl halftime show. How do you guys feel about him sitting down there and God Bless America? Didn't love that. I didn't see it. Didn't love that.

That was a clip. It was a clip that showed like Bad Buddy was sitting there while they're saying, I don't think it was God bless America. Was it the national anthem? Was this real? It was God bless America. Hey, I'll tell you what. I'm in my kids. I think my kids stand up for the whole thing.

The one photo I saw, I don't know if like that was him. It was a video. But you saw it on X and it's got to be true. I was looking for some rage out there. So is this supposed to be here? He's looking to get mad about anything. That's not him. No, that's him at a baseball game, though.

Yeah, that ain't the Super Bowl, man. I know what I'm saying. That don't even look like him. He literally says Yankees in the photo. Do that look like him to you? Yeah. That's the game, though, that you set for God bless America. Was that the Yankee Facebook?

Oh. No, no, no. I know, I'm like, yo, I didn't see that. I gave that. No, no, no, no. He didn't sing taking me out to the ball. game in the six? That's anti-American right there.

How can we tell that? I did see the same thing. You did? I'm like, why? Why not just stand up? Yeah. And then when I saw too, they're like, oh, the entire show was in Spanish, blah, blah, blah. I was like, yeah, it should be fucking English.

Lots of clips. Jake Paul told me not to watch us and go watch Kid Rock. I'm going to go watch it. In the hot tub, fuming. Yeah. So then you must have loved last year's Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl then. if you enjoyed bad bunny this year, right? Tell me about last year's.

Is that when he was doing the, he did the Drake song, yeah? Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, that was gas. Are you with, that was what, gas? Oh, gas. Are you Drake or Kendrick?

Man, he was all drank before the beef. Me? I think the majority of the country was, all drank before the beef. Yeah. And then Kendrick came out of nowhere and like, wait, A minor. Hold on.

Yeah. Hold on, this guy, hey, what are we talking about here? What are we talking about? Yeah. Last name, Compton, you know, I'm supporting. Oh, great, because he's from. He's from. That was great.

Yeah, that should went hard, too. Yeah. But watching it with kids, a year before, Usher, Lil John, 2004 senior year in high school. That was a good one. I think, Mike's in the way. I think they changing the dynamic of it because you got to think about, yeah, prior Super Bowl's just like kid-friendly

artists that plays that, you know, everyone knows their music, white, black, Asian, masculine, you know, Kendrick Lamar, I don't know how many people knew his music. A couple of white folks. A couple of white folks. Last name, Compton. I knew it. Did you know his music? Did I know his music before?

Yeah. If you, you would have put on one of his popular songs, I'm like, oh, I know this. I've heard this before, but that ain't even him. That ain't even him. That ain't even him. What are he saying? That's a baby. Bino, yeah.

I said, you know, this is America. Gambino. That's Bambino. Hey, that song came out like 10 years ago. And like last year or two years ago, have you guys heard this song? This is America's song? Like, this is like a song.

Oh, you know, that was your first time out here. I think it was like Jack and Gary like, yeah, that's been out for almost half a decade. Clay, if you could have one band artist be the halftime show at the Super Bowl, what would it be for you? What would sing to Clay Matthews the most? ZZ Top.

Oh, wow. Sharp dress man, just open it up. Take your time. Clay. Yeah. I mean, I'd like to be prepared, you know,

thanks. Producer Klump over here. You got, don't, don't hit me with the hard questions. Unbelievable. Clay, I text to,

I texted a club last now. I was like, I'm going to ask about the halftime show so make sure everybody knows. Make sure it's on the pre-trial. Yeah, yeah. Put me on a spot.

No, I don't know. I think something for the, like, I'm at the age now where I just. Like you, Clay Matthews. Yeah.

What does Clay Matthews want to listen to? I don't listen to a whole lot of radio, to be honest with you. Okay. Like in the car? But I don't know. Who are some hot, hot,

like, No, no, no, no. I don't know who hot is. What does Clay like listen to? Yeah, it's like if you could pick the half time. Oh,

you know it would be really good if you got a bunch of country music stars together. Like, if you were able to get a bunch of like old and new country stars up there, like because I think country has, you know, that along with pop has really taken over.

So you can get like Morgan Wallin and Thomas Red. You just, he's running the jelly roll playbook right. Yeah, which I do. I think that would be gas. 100%, I feel like that's a Nashville

Super Bowl. After the Graham is... I disagree. Like, they've got... Like, it's not just countries and country anymore. There's a lot of pop in it now.

I agree. I agree with that statement. I feel like it could transcend just being a southern genre of music. So that's what I would like to listen to. I'm gonna say 50 cent. He did do it.

He did it in L.A. with all that. He came out hanging upside down. He saw Rush with blood. He was gas. He was a guest. That shit went hard though. But give him his own Super Bowl

and see what he had. He'll have, I'll promise you. He'll be in New York, then. Can't be anywhere else. He'll be, because he... Oh, that's right, because he was talking about him looking like a dollar instead of 50 cent. He was a little... He was getting a little husk.

Yeah, a little husky, yeah. He came out, we were at Oklahoma, Alabama, and he came out in the fourth quarter. Like, holy shit, kind of went off, too. Kind of went off. Did you see his DoorDash commercial? Oh, yeah. Oh, that shit was hilarious, bro. I don't think they had it on TV, but, like, on the internet on social,

DoorDash had an ad with 50 cent, and he was... Oh, he killed the great job. Yeah. He's got in a troll. He cooking. You know who he cooking. Yeah. Yeah.

Dude. It was, uh, that was, it was Diddy. So you know who you. He's like, oh, they got some combs. And then who else? It was, it was Diddy? A Jay Z? No, I don't think it was Jay Z.

Jay Z. And then at the end, he took, he took out the line. He's like, he's like four years, 50 months. Who's counting? Who count? Is this star in life? Yeah. Dude, we were, when we were watching the game, obviously my kids are in it, but not really in it.

Like, they want, like, like, they want, like, like, like, They're excited about like hosting a Super Bowl party when it was really just my family plus the neighborhood girl. Yeah. But they only want to have snacks. So like between one break, I'm like, hey, let's watch the commercials. And you guys tell me what they're trying to sell us. The first commercial to pop up once I said that was that fucking Lace commercial. Oh, with the dad.

Yeah. Hey, let's all watch this one. Any hands of the keys? I'm watching the commercial. I'm tearing up. Taylor and I're like crying. I'm like, so what did he say? I think I'm retired.

I think this is it. She's like one last one. Yeah, that's right. I don't know. It shows them being a kid. I'm with you guys in like the Chevy ad. Like that's Chevy ad from a couple months ago, I think was done really well. Yeah, it's a part of me when I see Lays is putting it on and I'm like, come.

Toyota did another one that was like family oriented. But like I saw it and it was eight. Well, it's funny because like my son and I, we planted some, some bulbs. Man, what type of? What are those flowers that come out early? Bulbs. Well, the bulbs are. No, they're like, they're like.

Not peaties. I don't know. Tell him, is it 200 bulbs getting planted. Yeah. We planted 3,000, my son and I, and I saw the commercial. Yeah, he just dunked on your area. Well, hey.

We just, you know, crazy. Is that just that? But that commercial reminded me and my son because I thought of, you know, the father and daughter. I got to go, you know, Clay, we got to go check on our two. I'm blanking on the flowers right now. It's upset me. But you did 3,000. What are the first ones?

Snow drops. Snow drops. No, like. Oh, man. the word buyers. Not the actual name. Either way, but you're saying you,

that wasn't, I, I always liked that family marketing because I feel like it just, it ties your heart to it. So you're gonna remember the Lays commercial. It's big food. Lays is trying to get you to buy junk.

You're right. Is what I'm saying. You got to see past it. Yeah. That's all they're trying to do. Yeah, you're right. Yeah.

I'm with you. I'm with you on it. They could have put Marlboro on it. You'd been like, damn, what a great commercial. You should rip heaters with our parents. You're right. Yeah, you right.

Yeah, yeah, dude. We're kind of the middleman. Because we might see it and be like, oh, we ain't messing with lays. But if we talk about the lays commercial and everybody, yeah, like everybody who would be like, God loves to play lays. Because they make great commercials.

But meanwhile, they're used to canola oil. Uh-huh. Oh, Budweiser is back. Ruanheiser Bush, back. Hey, why is it beer companies? Fully back. Why is it beer companies always have the best commercials? What is it about them?

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You know why? Fastballs. Fastballs. Fastballs. But even the farmer. People want to go and do some crazy shit. Like this right here, this commercial, every American's like, yeah, fuck yeah.

But even the farmer at the end, like just, the dust is in my eye, because he's supposed to be a hard ass when he sees the eagle. And they just always get together. Yeah, they just always find the way. And the Clydesdale of being a baby Clydesdale. I know, that was crazy running over there. I'd probably say that was a, I enjoyed that commercial.

No, that was a good commercial. No, I bet that was number one to you. Yeah. That hit home. As you sat back, all right, that makes up for the halftime show. Yeah, they hit home for me. I'm in the country. That's all that.

my neighbors right there. So country halftime show. ZZTop, 50 cent. Yep. If anybody's wondering, Blink 182. Blink 12 would be. Blake 182. Hey,

are they getting back together, not angels and airwaves? No, they've been together. Okay. See, that's right. They did a whole tour last year, man. Yeah.

Whole tour. Came with the whole album. Florida Georgia Line comes back and gets in on the halftime show you're talking about. Florida Georgia Line comes back. They need to call bus with the boys and say, thank you. That's what they need to do. Y'all put them on the maps back together.

Yeah. Are they from the bay? Yeah. Yeah. clip from the fandal party I was there when they were like going off about Trump when he was like the president or the president of the FC files has the

board during holiday I was there president of the FCPA oh you're at the fando party dude how they did it up I'm shocked y'all didn't go we did we did we did the whole blue carpet thing at the beginning but I had to take a red eye back and we had to hit another one and show face that so we had to kind of like structure it out to where we

couldn't like stay the whole time yeah we we went we went back and they started they were Dude, they sounded so good. Hey. Oh, so you went back and listened? Yo, yeah, and they were awesome. They were awesome. We walk up, they have this little like a VIP tent thing or whatever this little area.

Like, it was like the stage on the side. And we walk up in some kind of suits like, man, I, Taylor LeWan, right? I was like, yeah. He's like, I have somebody that wants to meet you. We walk over Gavin Newsome. Wow. The fucking. Gavin Newsom.

He's like, hey. The mayor, what did it? I thought you did well on the Sean Ryan podcast. That you did well there for a little bit. He was talking about doing a, hey, I want to come on your show, want to do this. He said that? Yes. You're a MAGA.

You're a MAGA podcast. I would, hey, hold on now. You obviously didn't see my Twitter this past week, man. Hey, yeah. Yeah. You shook his hand. Can I be honest? A firm handshed.

I would have spit in that hand. Yeah, he's like, yeah, I want to come on. You should come on our show. I'm like, yeah, we'll figure it out. Absolutely scurried off from the corner. I went to all the boys like, hey, yo, they're crazy as shit just happened to me. Getting out and they're getting groomed.

Yeah. Did you get his number though at least? No, no, no, no number. Firm handshake, I'll say firm handshake. Firm handshake? Yeah. Did he pull you in though? No, he didn't.

I was ready though. Did he be going on? The last set, the base. I'm like, good to meet you, man. Just in case you tried to body my ass. Body me for a second. You were hanging out there? Handsome man.

People were coming after you for the Jeffrey Star. Yeah, what's that about? I don't know, man. Well, why would you? Can't be me? who posted that who reposted it the world I had like 12 million impressions

disappointed in your your uh Mexican food take in Nashville I don't think there's anything to be disappointed about that it ain't touching California I mean there's a big I agree Nashville like it's not Nashville's fault like out west there's just

Mexicans here people are from like Ecuador and Argentina and they're not as much way farther We might have a Hispanic following, bro. Yeah, hey, watch out. The Hispanic community, especially in East Nashville.

They did. I eat dinner out there sometimes. They say, what's up with your boy? And I was like, hey, you know what I'm saying? Clay, do you think there you can find some good Mexican food in Nashville? How do you do vatos Locos? I got a spot for y'all. What's a spot?

But it's... Cali Taco? No, it's lost... Pramanda. Yeah, in Green Hills Mall area. Well, no, mine's is in Dixon. Yeah, but I've been. been to that one as well.

Did Dixon? No, no, the Green Hills Mall when the one you're talking about. But to come to the one in Dixon, they can't speak no English. That's what you want.

That's what you want. That's what I'm saying. Bus down. But if you go, like, like the barrier of entry to say, hey, this is good Mexican food is extremely low.

But it's not, like, there's like good, like the Mexican food is just good in general. Yeah. The ingredients. You go out west, that's great Mexican food.

Oh, it's on a whole other level. Whole another level. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, the West has better Mexican food. Yeah, and that's just... But you can find some good Mexican food in Nashville. For Nashville, sure. Yeah, you can say it like that. Wait, Clay on a call right now. What are you doing? I'm talking to the misses.

Yeah, we're on a show. Oh, we're on a show. I'll text. Hey, but, yeah. I just talked to the Mexican's all, all, right? So was this the breakfast burrito? That's the bread. Actually, that was fire, too.

It was fire. Yeah. We went to La Toccaria, which. It was like, I guess, an award-winning bordeaux. Oh, yeah. And it was fire. Yes. It was awesome.

This was good, too. This was, yeah, good quality. Like, yeah, you can kind of find it anywhere in Mexican food. El-Conto. Yeah, El-Conto Cafe. Cafe, yeah. But did y'all go to the deli bros? Well, you know.

That's where the boys went. Those boys went there. Yeah. It was. Fire. Fire. Yeah. Did you get the 49er?

I got the Mick. The Mick. The Mick? But Jack got the 49er. Oh, my God. Fire. Fire. Yeah.

I waited in line for like a. hour. Yeah, pains me. I love sandwiches, bro. You didn't even hit my minorities either. What'd you guys think of San Francisco other than the Mexican food? It was no homeless people, really. They cleaned that shit up.

They cleaned them up. It's so weird. It's so weird. You brought that up. Yeah, little pockets. But like, anywhere we would go, but hey, the city's actually really nice and clean. And everybody that lived there would be like, just wait. Come back in a week.

I know then I see everybody coming on saying like, oh, he just, your boy, Gavin, cleaned it up. Yeah, it was very clean. It was awesome. Yeah. Yeah, I enjoyed the weekend there. Yeah, well, you probably went near Folsom and stuff, though. Like, because Jack took y'all to the hood, to the deli.

But so, yeah, when you told you, so you went to Folsom near that area over there is where all the smokers and stuff is at. Oh, we saw some leaners. Yeah, they lean, their bodies, they can't pick their bodies up. It's just bent over. It's crazy. Those little kid toys, when you press the bottom, the thing will kind of walk down, but their legs will stay. Yeah. It was some of these people out here dangling.

Yeah. Had the craziest balance I've ever seen in my life. Insane. And they were slumped, huh? Yeah. That lane right there. Yeah, but dude, there were a couple of cats that I saw were like, even more.

Their hands were touching the ground. Even more. So, hey, Dee, when they talk about, like, clean it up, like what happens? They just kind of like, forcefully, they're like, hey, go somewhere else. They bust them out, bro. They bust them out. What is that? What is that?

What is that? They get the homeless. They, hey, come here. We have something for you. They're like, what? and they put them on the bus. Yeah. drive them out of town.

Free food, free drink. Just get on the bus and we'll take it somewhere. Right. Also, too, with you're not. That's how they get them to a different area. Yeah. Well, also. People of San Francisco are like, hey,

well, if you can do this, like, why aren't we doing this all the time? They'll come right back. They'll come right back. Also, what y'all don't know is they fence them in another area and just let them stay over there. Like, it's like you treating zombies or something. It's true.

They just fence them. They got a fair to. Legit, dude, that. Like that. You see that a couple times. See through the zombies out there, but so they're, this is actually what San Francisco They're not tight in their shoes.

Like that they're supposed to. The spots that we were at, it'll look like that most of the time. Most of the time. It'll just be sitting there pair handling, tweaked out. Because they, man, bro, do you think homeless people are not going to be out during the Super Bowl trying to panhandle? This is the most people they're going to see.

They had those boys. I don't know where they put them at, but people were saying they got them fenced up somewhere. You're talking about fenced up is crazy. It's crazy. I'm telling you, bro. Put them in there. In L.A., they fence them up.

You go to Skit Row. It's a fence that blocked that whole freeway area, and they all live in there. You go in there as danger zone. That is crazy. You know what I'm saying? That is nuts. Hey, we went to Alcatraz, though. I know, I saw that.

So much fun. Dude, Alcatraz. You went with the pro bowlers? No. We went with a bus with the boys crew. I know, but I know the pro bowlers was. Yeah. We're a bus and bowlers.

Yeah. You guys played Call the Duty, though? Like, all that did was. I mean, I had rebirth island. I was like, man, it's so... Colum brought that up a couple times. Clum brought it up, and people were kind of questioning him, and he was like, I'm telling you, this is a man.

Yeah. I'm like, is this Rebirth Island? I know. Loosely, loosely based. It's badass. It was awesome. But then you start to, at the end of the thing, the tour, they start talking about how, like, the prisons now are way more, like,

intense and dangerous. I want my alcohol chutz. I want to feel like Alcatraz is the most all-time dangerous prison. Kind of sound like a bunch of boys hanging out. Was, yeah. It kind of seemed like, oh, you're just trying to get away to the world? It was, I mean, you got some of the most notorious killers. You know, some of the cliques of the dead going on, like it was probably on court.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, but the mafia ran it, so it probably was as smooth as it could be because you probably couldn't do anything. No, you see the mafia ran Alcatraz? Most of the, most of the, most of the mafia was in there. Oh, prisoners. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes more sense. But I think they're saying it's dangerous because you couldn't escape. I mean, I mean, one person did it.

escaped. They don't know if he ever made it because three three guys in how many years what's that I'm sorry well I'm sure they probably told you if you took a tour like how many escaped and how many like how people escaped Alcatraz there's three there's so there's one famous story of three guys who used spoons to like carve out what some of the cement blocks and they went like in the the walls up and over and then got on a raft these three guys the raft was found but these three guys were never found was the raft found on shore or just floating in the water I don't know about that they didn't go in the detail about that, but they say that these guys...

Probably drown. It probably drowned. Sharks, the whole thing. Yeah, it's sharks. Because you know, growing up... Ain't no way they dug out with those wooden spoons. Ain't no way. We have. Y'all saw the wall. Because then Clumps started bringing up all the conspiracy theories. They were actually helped out of there.

It's, yeah. I think they were helped out of there. Yeah, the spoon theory is on Twitter now. They're like, you can't scratch through those malls. Most either. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But the way they had them all kind of set up with the masks and everything, like in the cell the way it was,

it's pretty badass. Play a little baseball. So they had total attempts, 14. There was a moment though, Clay. We, we, like, walk down these stairs

that are super steep and we look out and like, look at this view. Why would you want to leave? Yeah. They had gardens, dudes hanging out, just playing cards.

Why they say they shut it down? They, yeah, deteriorating, but there was something else. Someone brought up something about, like, something was going on the way they were a tree.

Like, they left a guy in solitary confinement for too long. Oh, that solitary confinement. It was crazy. Yeah. It would just throw,

it was pitch dark. Oh, yeah, yeah, pitch back. Yeah, it was interesting. It was, yeah, it's badass. Like, have you seen The Rock

with Sean Connery? Yeah. What a movie. You think about those little green balls? Yeah, that's how I want to view my Alcatraz.

Not the way 34-year-old Taylor did. Like, oh, this is just a hangout place. And how many people did it hold at the time? How many inmates could... Oh, it was kind of small.

That's what I'm saying. Yeah, yeah. Because it was like the notorious of notorious, Right, yeah, killers. There were people there for, like, tax fraud. I mean, but that, they was...

That wasn't tax fraud. Al Capone. Al Capone. Al Capone. It was, like, a top mafia guy in Chicago, and they couldn't pay him for anything, but they got him for tax fraud, and that's why they sent to Alcatraz. I saw some other people that said, like, he was a killer. Alcatraz was like, what they call it, maximum security plus, or like, whatever it was?

Like, this was, like, the top of the top, the worst of the worst. Now there's, like, 30. We have, like, 30 prisons like that now, yeah. All over the place. Because you finish the tour. to have this big screen that like shows the different areas and have like maximum security. Yeah.

And it talks about how like these ones are way more intense than Alcatraz ever was. And that's where I was like, fuck man. I want my, all my Alcatraz to be scary. Think about it. I mean,

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You got to watch it. I watched this one of those little balls. So. That's a great film. That's a great film. Prime Nick Cage, too. Yeah. Yeah, photo-faced.

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You know what we should talk about, though? Mike Brable, man. Yeah, man, damn. Taste of the season? Taste of the off season. Provided by Jim B, man. I hate that. Heart goes out to New England Patriots, Drake May, but mostly more than anybody, Mike Brable.

Sat down with the boy. at 6 a.m. on Tuesday. Talked about cut off half, leave or six. Just maybe the best sound bite we've ever had with busting with the boys. And some rare prime Mike Grable form, like his personality.

You got him to loosen up a bit. Not that he's overly tight, but he's a coach now. You know, you can't act the same. It was a good interview. Damn no, he does, though. But even also even followed up, talking about being proud of us

and sending us a clip like this is the most authentic this is the most authentic version of us. it just feels like it's fully just developed over the last decade of no one over the last several years of no one. Like having a moment of reflection in his hotel room. Yeah. Thinking about the friendships he's had and took the time to text us. Yeah.

Well, obviously, that's awesome for you guys. But I think that also lends to the fact of why he's such a great coach too. Yeah. I don't really know him all that well. We played around the same time, but just hearing the relationship that he has with you guys and the way he talks to the media. Like he just feels like he's just present.

He's there. Like he's a great leader of men. And honestly, like, you know, looking in hindsight, because we talk about Seattle's roster, like New England's, I think they kind of overachieve this year. Oh, oh, my gosh. And like, I don't, you know, you look at Drake May only being in year two, maybe.

What they say on the broadcast, like 30 first year players on the roster? I don't hear that. But it just felt like. Was it 30 first year? year of 30 something because they got they're also top five in cap space as well right they're going to need some I mean you talk about a Campbell like are we are we are the Patriots going to keep them out there left tackle do you move him in do you add some help you might need another

wide receiver defensively I mean us you know like I just think there's a lot of holes there yeah I think they're probably still the frontrunner and the AFC you really think east oh these But yeah, but you got the bills, man. But Joe Brady, head coach now. But going 17 and 4, and 4, Super Bowl runner up,

first year, after two years of 3 and 14. Oh, my God, yeah. 3 or 4 and 13, 4 and 4, whatever the... Yeah, whatever it is. Whatever it is. They won four games.

The previous years. But you're right, like Will Campbell, do you keep them in a left? You get a tackle in there. But also, dude, think about your rookie season and hitting the rookie wall

in like mid to late November. I agree. And you're going to keep playing over, and you play three, top five defenses is the number six. Like as much criticism as he's done and he deserves some of the criticism. The kid, I mean, he played what, 20 games? He's going to be a stud.

He's going to be a stud, man. Yeah. When I felt the worst for him is that false start when he was kind of rocking. Yeah. And then the end comes and still bulls him and pushes him on his back. I thought. We've all been there, man. It's a terrible feeling.

A terrible feeling. But yeah, pouring out for the New England. A lot of optimism, though. You got Vrable. You got Vrable. It ain't easy to go back. You know, like you said, you can get, you can win. Like Dan Campbell when they lost the NFC championship game a few years ago.

Yeah. Yeah. And then our only chance. Yeah. Naming back since. I'll tell you what, you, a sleeper in the AFC, you brought them up earlier in this podcast, Tennessee Titans. Sleeper this year. Let's just get to like six, seven wins.

I really like their coaching staff. I love the higher. Great coaches. Great coaching staff. Who did they bring it outside of Sala? There was another. David. Dave.

Dave. Dave. Dave. Sorry. And Gus Bradley's? They made all the right moves this off season. Find out if Kim Ward's that guy. Kim's that guy.

Can you get guys around? Can we get somebody to help him? Can we get the office aligned to play better because you have the talent on it? What do your picks like this year? We have the fourth overall pick. Trade back for two ones. What are we thinking here? Yeah.

Put your GM cap on. I think it just depends on. Yeah. Yeah. Will we look like? You can probably bring. Kenneth Walker. We got one.

You don't want Kenneth Walker? Fourth pick in the first round. They could bring in Derek Henry, AJ Brown. They could bring in Derek Henry, AJ Brown. Picks. Johnny Smith. Yeah. Oh, wait.

We got five to five round picks. Rams got two first round picks with that trade to Atlanta, was it? That'll be in shoes here. Rams have two first rounders? They have two. They'll trade that. They'll get a nice player. Why do they have two?

They beat a trade with somebody. Good. Check out the Rams real quick. I want to see. Eight players should help. We should be able to get some good out of eight players. How are they going to contribute, though? We'll see how this, we'll see how this GM do it.

Do this year on picking guys who can actually play. Chiefs guy? How are the Packers going to do, bro? Did you see Michael Parsons and Miles Garrett sit down doing like a... Miles Garrett bodding Michael Parsons? Oh, bro. Miles Garrett was cooking. No.

Yeah. Well, first off, I'll answer your question, but what would they cook them and what were they were i mean they're obviously having like a banter back and forth and miles garrett was just on his a game with comebacks to yeah micha over what picked to the defender player of the years how long it took you like supposed to be us in the super bowl this year and miles garry man we wasn't healthy you were fully healthy but we beat you like he was just giving it back to him bro killing him no i mean listen like like he likes to be like hey y'all and he's like y'all like i'm one to one yeah damn that's what he was saying he didn't

say one of one but like the way the way the clips were going it seemed like Michael was trying to press Miles be like I'm the best defensive end he's like your light is dimming he's like just because your light is getting better isn't his mind dimming whatsoever yeah that by the way is a bar I think I think Miles Garrett is a better

pass rusher I think Micah Parsons is a better athlete and probably a bit like a more impactful defense you think so yes because you think of more impactful that's one of the craziest things you've said as a as a As a pass rusher, like you're, you're to one side of the field.

You look at Miles Gary. Yeah, he got 23 sacks. Incredible. Like, you know, it's going to take another. On a shitty team who is always losing. Yeah. Okay, I'm not diminishing what he did. Looks like he sounds like you are.

I'm not. But what I'm saying is like he's on one side. Like Mike is moving all around. You know, as far as production, I want 23 sacks over 11 or whatever Micah finished with might have had like 1415. But like the fact you can move on, moving around, make him a spinner. I think it helps everybody else around there. and not just the DBs from a sack pressure standpoint.

That's all. Don't he always go against the left tackle, Miles Garrett? No, he'll move around. He'll go in that rover set where he goes in the guards. He'll go on the right time. That's all I'm going to say. I'm just saying like, and again, 23 sacks on the Browns

where, like, every team is running the ball in the second half. I agree. I'm not diminishing that at all. He had 18 by week 13. He's two-time defensive player of the year. He's like, brother, he might break. He brought those trophies in. He'll probably break the all-time.

shoot what's he a what's what are his sacks at right now he's got to get to 1 99 to be the number at least tie uh no not reggie white uh martha no nope clay matthews no i had to play for another 11 years he's got a hundred he needs to get to 199 and he's in what year is this eight or something he already got a hundred and twenty five that's insane that's insane yeah and dude i mean i get what you're saying like i'm not taking anything away from micha parsons and how incredible he is because he's a great player But if you're looking at people, you don't want to go against. That's the number one person.

You do not want to go against. That's the one. Bruce Smith, 199? Is it 200? Somebody has 199, right? Okay. And then it drops off to, I think Kevin Green and Julius Peppers are tied at like 160? One.

It's insane. He might not get close to that number. The drop off from like top five. Then you just, you hope to crack a hundred. And if you get to 100, you're like, that's it. Did you get it? $125 already. 103.

No, I, well, regular season, I, a 91.5 postseason I got 11. So you got 100 sacks? No. Yes, I do. I like to say, I have 100 sacks, but it's, like in your career, you got, you eclips 100. Correct. But like, a lot of times, like, for instance, if they're going to say Bruce Smith or Julius Peppers have X amount of sacks, they will not count postseason at all.

But how do we? count but now with the new era you'll see like including the playoffs they'll use it just to say they used to know yeah but now we would they add it two more games though so how it doesn't matter back in the day they used to have 15 games before

they went to 16 so like we'll forever be beaten you know today's generation we'll be beating the Oden's playoffs at the record before 17 because he was there for what three games it's a game there's no bigger but why does why is the MVP voted on at the end of the regular season then they got it right this year based

on what happened in the post season. Yeah, they did. If they would have a runaway by Stafford. I feel like, that was big of you. Dan Oloffsky was right. No one's going to really talk about it because of what's happening right now, but that was huge.

No quarterback? No quarterback should have got it. Who should have got it then? Puka. But he didn't even win an offensive player of the year. J.S.N. did. I mean, J.S.N. should have got it then. All right.

That's all the time we have today. I don't think Savage should have got it. You don't think Sefer should have got the MVP? No. Hey, hey, Delany. Why? That's the craziest thing you've ever said on this point. Let him elaborate.

No, it's just because you. Tell my man to wait. You got poker. You're throwing a screen of puka. He turning into 80 yards. You throw him a two-yard slay. He turns into a hundred. Throwing shots to Sidney, too.

I mean, it's. We make them look good by doing all the work and they get the accolades when he was really the key factor. If they didn't have puka, he wouldn't have his season. What do you mean by we make him look good? I'm a skill player. You ain't no puka in the cula. I was. Pooking the court for the Titans.

Yes, I was. 1600 yards. I was in. Different position. I plan tight end. I'm tripleting every time. Yeah, you, look, you said. You ain't even a Higby.

You have all these people. Higby. Who did? They knew. We don't even have to cover these guys. Cover 80, cover 82. And still getting those. Have you seen the comments in the locker room?

Hey, you might not be Puka, but you were the champion this year on the locker. I am the champ. I am the champ. I am the champ. I think I think too what we're failing to understand zooming out your comeback best comeback one of the greatest comebacks you've seen in the history of sports history of gambling for sure last place to what week like a bad last place yeah I mean y'all like the lady might be mathematically eliminated close to like like Taylor was doing his thing

and I just remember in my head like I'm laughing with it and also thinking like yeah it's a bad He's out of it. And I'm sitting there like... Or he's had a terrible year. Terrible year. Especially because you have what the 13th, number 13 gambler in Nashville. 18. Yeah.

And his name is Delaney Walker. You took his spot? He's like so, yeah, come on. Hey, locker room next year's going to be awesome. Yeah, I mean. We're switch it up. We'll do units. We'll do a whole, we'll do a big brainstorm on.

And we do units. It's really about to be over. Yeah, especially when you start doing crazy lines. I can't. What? What? Money is part of it. It's part of me, right?

Ram's playing the pan, baby. No, no, no. We're going to pick, we're not, we're going to let Clump pick the game still. It's just units. It's units. It's just units. Whatever. Like, you take a big time favorite and go money line.

Like, can you win a few bucks that's tacking on to your unit? Yeah. And whoever's got the unit. Biggest unit. The biggest unit at the end of the unit. Biggest winner. It's like when you put a bet in it says $10 to win whatever. So we'll know.

We'll just track this. Yeah. We'll need Fandle to track. help us track everything it'll be it'll be difficult though because some of the bets we do on the locker room we also do more bets

outside the locker room as well well you should only be allowed to gamble yeah okay okay all right you can change them we can edit the car we'll work

yeah it's only got six months to get it right yeah does that mean you're back oh yeah that's a verbal commit that's a verbal commit right there Clay's a man of his word too.

That's the thing. Like this NIL thing that goes on but kids can commit to not commit. Like Clay would never do that. Never. He's a real man. You hear holdouts too.

You know what I'm saying? I'm in my, I'm in the, you guys are franchising me so I can withhold services until you, you know what I'm saying? I want that for you.

We're putting the franchise tag on you so that way we can negotiate with you. And then you have a little pressure. I can withhold my services. Yeah. Clay Matthew. He's fine in the loophole. Hey, that's all we got for the recap, guys.

Big hugs, thank you. Hey, big round applause for Delaney Walker, the king of the lock room. We will see you guys. This is the last recap of the year. Last year ago. Oh, yeah. We got to get a paintball day set up. We got to get just outdoor stuff set up.

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