Bussin' With The Boys - Will Recaps Spring Tour, Reacts to Jalen Hurts Getting Paid & Dan Snyder Selling The Team + Bear vs Gorilla

Episode Date: April 18, 2023

Recorded: April 17, 2023 | In this weeks episode, Will is riding solo dolo as Taylor is back in Canada. Will starts off the episode addressing the fire fit that he has on. Next, the squad recaps our spring tour giving the final rankings for South Carolina, Texas, Ohio State, LSU and Arizona State. Then Will reacts to some of the big NFL headlines. He talks Jalen Hurts massive payday, Dan Snyder's infamous tenure w/ Washington Commanders and his trip to the movies with him. The boys end the pod shoutout no free shoutout and a new segment, Pet Peeve of the Week (still working on a name for it). Finally the boys get into two massive "Who Wins?" debates: 1. Gorilla vs. Bear 2. John Wick vs Jason Bourne. Tune in and see what the boys picked. Enjoy. ----- 1:28 Will challenges his dad for the title 4:55 Weekend Recap 7:28 Jack is going to get egged 9:59 Taylor bends Vegas over 15:19 ASU recap 31:05 Ranking the Spring tour spots 39:50 Jalen Hurts got PAID 46:33 Dan Snyder FINALLY sells the team 53:07 Atlanta year 10.2 might actually be happening 56:26 Will explains why players HATE training camp 1:03:16 Shoutout no free shoutout 1:10:48 Pet peeve of the week 1:23:03 Questions from the internet - 1:23:26 Would Will ever want to coach - 1:27:07 Thoughts on analytics - 1:28:38 Who would win in a fight: Bear vs Gorilla - 1:36:27 Soda or pop - 1:38:08 Grudge on someone and got revenge later 1:43:15 Tier Talk - Best college mascots 1:52:41 Post show debate - John Wick vs Jason Bourne SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Chevy: Head over to https://barstool.link/ChevyBarstool to learn more Factor: Head to https://barstool.link/FactorBussin and use code bussin50 to get 50% off your first box. Duke Cannon: Use code BUSSIN10 at https://barstool.link/DukeCannonBSS for 10% off your entire order Gametime: Download the Gametime app or go to https://barstool.link/GametimeApp, enter your email, and redeem code BUSSIN for $20 off your first purchase (terms apply) The Farmer's Dog: Go to https://barstool.link/FarmersBussin to get 50% off your first box + free shipping!For more, visit barstool.link/bussinwtbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We ready to go? Ready to have a day? Ready to have a pod. All right. Welcome to another episode of Bustin with the Boys. I am your host. Battle of the Boys, Arizona State Spring Game champion, Will Compton, along with Team Compton in the back.

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and shot me this photo saying, hey, your old man used to rock some snake-skin boots back and hey, some pythons. And I saw this photo because that was also the time where I told the story about him challenging me to the title. Like, hey, you ever feel like you want a shot at the title? You just fucking let me know when.

That was that episode. So I see this. I'm like, holy fuck, I sent us the group. Jack immediately. Yeah, your dad's definitely beating your ass. And from that moment, I was like, yo, I got to recreate this fit somehow.

I got to jump on the web typed in Gold's Jim crew. There obviously, there's a plethora of them out there. It's fucking Gold's Gym. Found me some Python snake skin boots on Amazon. These are some jeans I've just had in a white collar as well. But had to recreate the look because it's fucking badass, dude. You guys got anything to say about the fitting thing you want to say? It looks nice

It really does You gotta give credit where credit is due And it looks good I felt good walking in JP and Garrett were kind of pulling out Like hey you know open the door You got the you got the rattlers on Is this your official challenge

To Bill Compton for the title He's old and tired now I think it would Exactly Yeah but that's you gotta That's the old bull You know what I mean Like that's respect

That's the OG for all time You just don't ever You know dad he knows I would fucking rolling down a hill right now. But the old man, that's the fucking champion of all. Billy Compton, Jr., bro. There's rumors he used to have cabin women.

The boy used to just slay, apparently. But yeah, man, I feel superior. I feel like it's like, what was I thinking about earlier? Like, if Black Panther that clone was a person, this would fucking be it, dude. I said earlier, like, I walked in the kitchen. My wife immediately got pregnant. We got number two on the way right now. And probably a boy.

I believe it's Sex Panther. Black Panther is a franchise of Marvel. Sex Panther. I understood. Maybe that just helps playing to the whole part where I just didn't workshop it before I came on. The boys so fucking brain dead. I thought about it. I was like, oh, yeah, Black Panther.

You walked in this morning, like, didn't say anything. Just like your chest out? Just peacocked a little bit. It's not like, and waiting for us to say something about it. I was excited. I had a grin. I had that little shit grin. Like, I can't wait for the boys to see.

Because Taylor's not here. Taylor, he's enjoying. some off time. He didn't take the L very well. He needed an episode off. We gave him an episode off. The dude, he's a sore loser. He wanted to go off and lick his wounds out in Canada.

But I thought, like, I needed to spice the episode up a little bit. Because it's a solo pot. It's been a long time since we just ran a solo pot. I feel like we've been on the move going 100 miles an hour for our fucking, I don't know how long since when. Probably before the Super Bowl, yeah? I mean, it's been a minute. I felt like, you know, why not throw on the fit now that I got it in the

have a little fun with the boys. Cover some fun topics, but just have a good old fashion back of the bus pie with your boy, yours truly. We can recap. Let's get into, where should we start? Let's start with Denver. Last week, we went out to Denver.

We were going to go to the University of Colorado. And people, you know, I like to take to Twitter when I like to put some pressure out there to try, like, make an interview happen. We were up in the air with Dion. We were locked in with Dion. Then we got up in the air because Dion, very busy man,

an absolute stud, and he is one of the boys. There are people like arguing in the comments and shit. Like, listen, I do that. If you follow for a while, I do that just for fucking, that's gimmicky shit, dude.

But with Dion, he had a shoot from like 12 to 4 in the middle of the afternoon. And how we were doing our spring tour is essentially wake up with the crack acid dawn on Wednesday, travel all Wednesday morning, we land,

grab a bite to eat, we're probably to the university around like 11 or 11.30. and before we do the interviews, we need about 30 to 45 minutes to set up. Can I find the spot? And it's a new place. So if it's a new place, it's not like Nebraska or Michigan or Tennessee where we've been before, you got to kind of like get to know them a little bit and figure out,

hey, where's the best spot to shoot? Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So we landed in Denver at 11 o'clock. So we weren't going to get to the University of Colorado until like beyond noon, especially after we grabbed the bite to eat. So it just didn't work out. Like Dion, he had some shooting. Apparently it was like 30 minutes off campus, so we weren't able to make it work.

Because Dion was wanting to do the podcast, and he was also wanting to be in the vlog a little bit, like as they take us around the University of Colorado, and says, Deion couldn't do it. And we couldn't get his son, Chador, right? Isn't it Chedore? How do you say it? Oh, we couldn't get his son.

It's like we didn't want to waste that trip going to the University of Colorado. When we do, we obviously want to get Coach Prime. We want to get the fucking goat of cornerbacks, the legend himself, Coach Prime, sitting down with the boys. and taking us around, taking us around the facilities around campus because it's fucking, it's Dion Sanders.

And since we weren't going to get any of that, we didn't want to go and kind of do our vlog and not, we didn't want to waste our shot, throw our card on the table if we weren't going to have Prime himself or his son. So instead, we pivoted,

we did a little, we had a little fun in Denver, but other than that, there wasn't a whole lot going on for us out in Denver, except for the live show. The live show was it. And the Chevy,

you're right. Chevy showdown. you man that's why i got you uh we did the the chevi-siverado ev quarterback challenge out there that vlog is coming soon you guys will see who did well at that who performed well the loser of the whole challenge has to get egged in their boxers what in their boxes you got to strip down when do the boxers coming to play i think i said that when i was introducing the whole thing it is on tape spoiler alert jack lost We do kind of need to do that soon.

We need to figure out... Like egg him? Yeah. If we're going to put it in the vlog. Right, right, right. Yeah, we'll do it later. No worries. We got to figure out, though, like, we didn't put down, like, how far back?

Is it, like, just me getting pelted? Like, what's... That's a good question. Eggs aren't going to feel good. Like, obviously getting egged is one thing, like, your pride's going to hurt, but that's physically going to hurt getting hit by eggs. Oh, so you picture us rearing back and fucking pelting them. I mean, how.

Are you all doing it? Well, I would just throw them at you. I appreciate that. It's like I'll sit there and actually try and disrespect you severely, just a little bit of disrespect by just in your boxers getting egged. Yeah, we got a couple of pictures coming in. I mean, I could see some of these boys letting loose on that. Mitch already was like, what?

You're just going to toss it at them? Oh, that's what Mitch said? If I was doing it, I would expect you guys to rear up and throw that. Oh, shut the fuck up. He's been getting a lot of hate. Mitch's been getting a lot of hate. He's carrying around a lot of anger with him right now. Hate where? What do you mean? Up top, brother. That's true. A lot of baggage up there. Yeah, I do. Hey, I knew the newest photos just dropped. But yeah, so we will egg Jack in due time to round out this. And I'm going to take that shit like a champ. Just remember that.

I know you are. I don't want to say you're not going to. I'm saying this more for myself because part of me doesn't want to take it like a champ, I want to be upset about it, but... You should just stand in the frontal pose, just fucking let them go. I'm not to wear a cup then. That shit can... I'm going to take it like a man. In the live show,

View House Ballpark, that was probably the best scene we had. It was like right in front of Colorado Rocky Stadium. It had that in the background. And it was a good time. Maybe our better performance, I feel like, with the whole doing our live shows and everything else, I felt good at each stop we went to, but I felt like as far as buttoned up and everything else,

that was probably our best, or one of our better performance on the spring tour. But the spring tour was sick. We rounded it out. Denver, then I went back to Nashville. The boys went out to Vegas. Taylor, again, his wife and family, they're up in Canada. He was either going to fly back to Nashville or the boy, after the success he had on the blackjack table, he's going to fly up to Vegas since he was kind of a free agent.

He could have flew wherever he wanted. He wasn't going to fly back to Canada and then fly it back down Saturday morning for the Arizona State Spring game. So he had a couple days to kind of do whatever he wanted. The man, he wanted to go back up to Vegas and take him for everything they're worth. And I will say, I do believe he brought him to their knees. I won't say the number. I don't know if I can't say any of that stuff. I wasn't with the crew.

The entire crew is out there. The boys were having a time. Apparently they deleted a bottle of, what is it? Casa Zool? Casa Zool? Casazul? You guys had a time. Yeah, you guys want to speak on it at all?

Can you? Yeah. We have a big winner. Jack, were you a big winner as well? I, yeah, yeah. Well, one, look, if you ever been to Vegas, you've ever been to casinos, it is very unlikely that everybody

comes out even unscathed. Everyone in the crew came back with money. We all won, which is like unheard of. Normally one guy wins big and the rest are just like hanging their heads walking home to the plane. But everyone was a winner. Taylor, can I,

say these details or is this going to be in the vlog. Yeah, I don't really know how he wants to go about that, but he did well for himself. Yeah. The rich got richer. Yeah. The rich got richer for sure. I think just check out the vlog because I also won. Wasn't cash, but it's something that a lot of people try and get in their life.

And I'm getting that. So check out the vlog. Oh, damn. Do I know what it is? I don't know if you do. I don't think I do. I don't think I've heard. those details. I think I can guess

based on... What's your guess? Why, I don't want to say it on here. Well, yeah, dude, we had a good time. The vlog is going to be crazy. Shout out to the Red Rock Casino. They were incredible. What is it, Joe? Yeah, Joe. Shout out Joe. Joe's there the first time, too.

Guy. I mean, they, like, just had all the services ready for us. The room you guys? Not you guys, I guess Taylor, but the room that was up there. Yeah, something else. out of like the hangover. What was that saying like 8,000 square feet? No. Taylor...

They tried to put Taylor in this 8,000 square foot room and Taylor's like that that's too much. And so they put them in the smaller one. And I can't imagine what that room would have been like in 8,000. Because when we were in, we're sitting there with their jaws on the floor. Like this is not real life. This is like the movie they filmed the hangover in. Yeah, I fucking love that.

It was just a all time. Red Rock is they are a really well-done establishment. They treated us with nothing but the highest of, class. So we felt like we were more important than we were. At least the boys in the back for sure. Good, man. That's fucking awesome. Shout out of Ray Rock. Shout out of April and Kevin too on the tables. They were, uh, I'd say our good luck charms. They were generous. Being generous. And if you guys follow Taylor, Dana White, the UFC or Bussin. Taylor, he's on a, he's on a two-streak heater right now. I'm talking, the boy is fucking making bags. The boy is out there taking from Vegas. And you love to

see it. The small guy standing up against the big guy, just taking for everything they're worth. Dana and Taylor, I believe, are flying a fan out. I don't know what the stipulations are to win that contest, but they are, I think details are coming soon, but basically Taylor, Dana, UFC bussing, they're going to fly a fan out to gamble with Taylor and Dana. I would assume they're going to have a little allowance. You know what I mean? I'm assuming that the boys are going to take care of this fan and they're going to get to go to the power slap the power slap event right which that shit is incredible that shit's fun to see in person um so yeah be on the lookout for those details i do believe they posted a video and collabed on it taylor and dan and then the ufc page

and busting page and i think they said that details will be coming soon but be on the lookout for that like i'm trying to be the fucking fan that goes out there hey guys fucking let me let me get out there and get a little something yeah no show up like this Dude, I fucking love this fit. This might just have to be the fit. Just every, every Tuesday, this is just the uni. Yeah, going to work. I thought I was going to get you guys, you know,

get some engagement back there. Do want this to be a pod where we're all, we are all in the circle of trust. You look good, man. Thank you, brother. Do you have any jokes? Do I have any jokes? Yeah.

You look like jokes Oh for you? Yeah Oh, to go at you? Yeah No, I don't really have any jokes to go out to you. You look good. I know, but it's also fun to do the whole

I wish I wouldn't have botched the Black Panther When I thought that one would have been solid Um Anyway, sex Panther Once again J.B, you can think on it Anytime you want to throw in a zinger Go ahead.

I'll be sure to interrupt you. Yeah, the mic is open. Fast forward to Saturday. We go Saturday morning. We all land around 8 a.m. in the morning. We land in Arizona, Scottsdale, Phoenix. We go to Tempe for the Arizona State Spring Game. It is Battle of the Boys,

Luan v. Compton, Maroon v. Gold. And they took care of us. Dude, I had a fun time at Arizona State. Shout out Matt Butterfield. Shout out Coach Dillingham. Shout out all the coaches. Shout to everybody there on their staff. They took care of the boys.

They took care of the back of the bus. That's always the big kind of thing that I look at when we go to these places. It's how our, because I know Taylor and I are going to get treated all right. But it's like, how are the people treating the boys? And Arizona State lets you guys do whatever you wanted, which you love to see. Tension right when we landed. We get there, you're kind of feeling each other out. We kind of know right out of the jump, right off the jump.

Like me, JP and Mitch, we all got to be, we got to separate. We got to divide this thing up. We took separate cars to the stadium. We were around each other. you felt the fucking weird energy the whole time. Taylor's trying to do his little big dog thing. You kind of felt that the whole time. I was just trying to stay focused.

Tunnel vision, focus on the boys. We get fitted. We get to go down. We get fitted for the game. Cleats. You guys saw the fits going on. The fits went crazy. Gary, you got anything you want to chime in on?

I feel like there's a lot of disrespect throwing at Taylor right now. In what way? You're coming at him while he's not here. Oh, he can listen to this. I will cut out, come out in the same way. The disrespect, listen, my favorite part of the whole thing is when we won, you guys went good guy mode. You guys went all good game, everything else.

Pre-game, nothing but disrespect. The pre-game speech Taylor had, the fucking Will's houses on my wrist, fuck Will Compton what they got going on over there. I got no good, I got nothing good to say about that ass, Pete. We ran y'all out of the fucking stadium. We moved the line of scrimmage. We fucking, we smothered you guys head. in a toilet bowl and we gave you a fucking swirley. That's what we did.

Explain though, why would I not want to respond this way? No, for sure. Why would I not want to be this way after we won? We felt the buildup. Totally. Totally. There's no personal for you, personal for Mitch. I saw those tweets. You saw it all. Taylor called my man JP a yes man right out of the gate. For sure. You felt. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You got to come correct before the game. What am I? We're not going to be buddy, buddy, buddy before the game. So I think the buildup on both ends was how you would expect it to be, especially from our crew.

Absolutely. But I think... For a great show. But I'm saying, what am I supposed to do? Go meet your guys' this good guy approach and kind of take the high road?

No, not at all. Not at all. I think you could do it with Taylor here, though. But how do you do it? We just did the spring game. I can't help you why he couldn't show up after a loss.

I know, I know. You know what I mean? I can help you. It's kind of tough. Because I agree with you. I do agree with you. But the win means something because the boy,

Taylor's had my number in a few different games now. You have my number. Obviously, the vlog would come out, the quarterback challenge. That almost brought me to my knees. I might not have shown it that day. No, you- But I was absolutely fucking sick that he won that.

Did you actually think you were going to win that? There we go. There we go. You're starting a little more. You're trying to give me jabbing a little more. It's all good. Yes. Yes, we can run it back.

We can do it again. We can run it back. I was in the leaderboard. You were good. Listen, you slung it. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking the one-on-one, this little inton-one. this little internal competition that Taylor and I have.

Yeah. That's like, what's up? He's got the bus and bowl too, you know. He's got the bus and bowl. And when we were playing, when we would play hoops out here on this little nerve one, he always had that mid-range jumper that would just fucking, God, I need him to move run and miss that motherfucker, dude. But no, I think.

But you know what I mean? It's like, you get those buildups. Finally got me a dub and I got a. You guys got the dub. You got the ice bath shower, whatever, the water cooler shower, confetti. Yeah, it's, you know, it's tough. to swallow. I mean, it definitely hurts more for our captain in his home state. Yeah. Yeah. I think, what are you going to do? I can't make excuses. That's not my team.

Yeah, you played the game right. You got me fired up right there. I was talking even more shit disrespecting him even more. You played the right card. I'm just saying like, there's no other way to do it. We had to. We can't just shake your hand. We can, but that's not fun. We're going to do it again next year. So it's like, I'm sure we'll have the same teams. Why switch the teams up? No, you can't switch it up. You know what I mean? We're coming for it. I know. You guys want revenge. The only thing I am disappointed is that you left the trophy back in Arizona.

I am too. You want to know what else I forgot? I forgot. I believe I forgot the jersey on Wait, you know what? I think it's under the... You flew with it. I know, but I think I left it in the fucking... I think I left it in the fucking what? In the sleeve

behind the chair. No way. Hopefully that little kid got it. I'm telling you. I think. Now that I'm thinking about it, it might be under my seat out in the truck. Because I was throwing a lot of stuff under the seat to make room when you guys got in to sit down. But would we be surprised?

No. No. But I was. I was bummed. I can't be sitting here with that trophy because it felt good to fucking win. I was pumped for my guys. I was pumped for the players. And you guys also tried taking our stormless fields after your first touchdown.

I mean, sure. Yeah. They said no rules on Selly's. What are you going to do? And there's those those little details that makes it sweeter because there's always that part of Taylor that's trying to fucking one-up you. You guys coming in during our pregame speech and filming it? Like.

What, me doing my job? No, no, no. Not you doing your job. Like Taylor with the, we're going to go in on wheels for you. You guys know I stay behind enemy lines. And then he tried waiting for me to do something dumb or whatever because you've paying them and he's like, you know what I mean? I felt all that stuff is felt.

But don't be like, that was my. Yeah, we had, are we? I'm just doing my job by filming it. And if you go over to the page, all of it was unbiased content. Yes, there was probably more from our sideline, but I was trying to make sure that it was not like, just because I run the socials that Taylor was getting all the limelight. I was giving any of the flowers.

No, no, no, no, I'm with you on that. I'm not saying any of that stuff. I, like, I know you're just over there, and you're just stuck to that sideline. I'm not saying that. I'm just saying like behind the I'm doing my job is also you grinning as you're filming too. It's like you know that's there. You know that's there.

So when we won and fucking threw a touchdown at the end too, and we were already about to win. Like it just felt it felt good. Yeah, the fake need of the touchdown. I don't really, I don't even know. I don't even know. Storm the field. Coach Dillian.

No, we want to score. Because our OC was like, we're going to take a knee. the game's over. There's five seconds left. But we're on like the three yard line. I'm like, no, I want to run the ball and I want us to score. I like run out to Coach Dillingham. I'm like, hey, no, we want to run a play. Like we are scoring. He goes, all right, do whatever you want to do. I looked at the quarterback because they were already lined up. I pointed it at 16, TB 16. I think it was him. Maybe not. Maybe it's a different one. But I was like, yo, just run a play, fucking score, just yelling it out loud to where the defense can even here. And they just get in the

victory formation. They just toss up a fade ball to 82. just a muscle, buddy and get the fucking water bath and everything else. It felt like we won the Natty Boys. I will say, look, you guys took the W out right and we're going to lose with grace. God. And all being said, though,

shout out to number four on y'all's team. That kid was an absolute fucking animal. And that highlight video they made, like the first 30 seconds, it's literally just his highlights. Bro, he was bawling. And just running TDs in. I remember at one point,

The game was super close to your third or fourth quarter, and y'all are on like a third and 13 or something where we had to stop. And we catch him at the line, and our team starts going, like, yeah, let's go. And then he look over, and he somehow got seven yards off of it getting stopped at the line. Everyone's just like, dude, I think I told y'all what all my style was saying. I won't say that on here. But, man, that kid was an absolute fucking hoss.

He was. He was a hoss. Next year we won him. Whatever school we go to, train. transfer there. It's transfer there. We need you, brother. But that was all to say, like, that was a good time.

The interviews, you guys haven't already. We had Jordan Clark and Jaden. Jaden Rashada, the quarterback who essentially was going to get paid $14 million to go to Florida. He signs the letter of intent. He goes to Florida. We tried talking and getting some more details out of him. But essentially what happened is Florida didn't have all of that money to pay him. So they kind of balked and lied about how much money they were going to have for him when he got there.

So he asked for basically if he could decommit and get away from that. And there's a lot of like, I guess, Fugazi stuff. You can just tell his guard was up about a lot of things. We have a really good conversation with him and Jordan Clark just about them going to ASU, why they picked ASU and everything else because ASU, Coach Dillingham over there, like his interview comes out tomorrow. You guys are listening to this on Tuesday. Coach Dillingham's interview comes out Wednesday.

This, like, listen, I know. know he's the head coach of Arizona State. A lot of people, and he even speaks to that, the media and everything else. A lot of people are thinking, okay, like, you know, why should I go listen to Coach Dealing him? He's one of my favorite coach I've sat and listened to. I feel like he completely understands the job that he's in. He gets the media aspect. He gets the lack of tradition aspect.

He gets the process and strategy and the steps it's going to take to make Arizona state a respected team. He talks about why you should want to go to Arizona State. You're probably sitting there like, that you, comp, you're not going to sell me on that shit. Just 15, 20 minutes, listen to Coach Dillingham talk. I'm not saying they're going to be the best team in the country soon. Maybe they, who fucking knows?

But as far as listening to him and listening to a head coach that absolutely loves the job he is in and loves the adversity and the hurdles that's going to take to try and build the program and kind of the stuff that he's already aware of, like it's a fun interview and just a passion he just oozes with. He's a young head coach, 32 years old, decided not to go to law school and be a lawyer like his old man, taking one of the going on the coaching route.

It's just fun sitting down and listening to him, talk about it all. He fires you up about it. Like, I'm rooting for Arizona State in the Pack 12 and just hoping that they establish those building blocks going forward. But those interviews will come out, Coach Dillingham, and then coach Regal, Charlie Regal, that dude, the speechgiver of all time. You know he's an iconic speechgiver.

I'm sure he'd be on Mount Rushmore if there was one. He was Taylor's head coach at Chaparral when Taylor transferred to Chaparral. So a lot of good behind the scenes, stories that him and Taylor kind of peel back the layers on at why Taylor transferred. Taylor's recruiting and everything else. But those interviews are awesome. They're going to come out tomorrow. The players, they came out yesterday morning on Monday, as you guys listen to Bless it on Tuesday, obviously. But all in all, great spring tour.

went to South Carolina, Texas, Ohio State, LSU, Colorado, and I just say Arizona State and Arizona State to finish it off. But a hell of a year, boys. Hell of a 2023. Hats off to you guys in the back. You guys busted your fucking ass. Getting out these interviews, you know, working extra, getting together, gee, helping out, everybody helping to get all the content out. I know we're pushing a lot of content right now, but we want to stay as close to up-to-date and current as possible. Because we went to the live shows. Like early mornings, definitely late nights.

Some fun late nights, too, boys. But way to bust your guys' ass. And thanks everybody for following along. The spring tour is fucking awesome. I think it's going to establish something to have an even better one going into next year. I got a question in terms of our ASU trip. So from your perspective, if you were in high school and you were being recruited by

Coach Dillingham as like a young kid, would it worry you? like that he's a 32 year old guy Is he 32, 33? Just having a young coach Would that like promote any kind of worrying In your mind just as a young cater Would you want someone with maybe a little bit more established credit Or seeing it from the other side

Do you like, because he was He was all time like Coach Gillingham Like you could tell like he has the fire in him Like he's ready to prove something Chip on the shoulder kind of mentality So like putting yourself in his shoes I mean as your shoes as a kid Would that worry you?

or would you be, like, more behind it to, like, kind of start a new regime dynasty type thing? I don't know. That's a good question. I think, like, Coach Dillingham, you say, like, wouldn't worry me him being young. It wouldn't worry me at all him being young. It's just, like, what's his background and everything else? Having success that he's had at other programs, like, what are they? Florida State, Oregon, Auburn. Like, he's been at perennial programs, and this is a coach that wants to be there.

So, like, for me, being lucky with Coach Bo being there all five years in Nebraska, you want a coach that you know is going to be there and they're not just going to be there for a couple years or something like that. So his youth wouldn't worry me at all. Just maybe his experience, but he kind of has the experience that goes with it. And then from there, it's like,

who, like for me as a player, like who's going to be my line by your coach? Who am I going to get to learn from? Yeah, you want to go to a good team. But Coach Dealingham as a young head coach, no, that would not worry me at all. If anything, it would make you feel a little bit better because he understands how to relate.

He talks about it in the podcast with social, media and everything else, you can tell he just understands not only the game, but he understands the kids and their relationship with all the things that go on, all the bells and whistles that go on outside of it, how to embrace it, how to face certain things. He has really good conversation and things to say about that, but it's fire and everything else. It's like, it's like saying McVeigh, I don't know how old he was when he took the head coaching job at the LA Rams, but he's a fucking, I mean, you just sit in a room with him, you understand like, oh, I'm with the guy who knows ball.

It almost feels like, too, he has less to lose because they are not like a historic program right now. But if they do go on and have like a really well-spoken season, you know, that positive numbers, that is going to turn into a lot of press and hype for him as opposed to that they just kind of stay in the same realm, don't really lose much. So, I mean, I feel like we all, we're ready for ASU to have their time. You can tell he wants to establish culture, credibility, consistency with the program because the location that they're in with Tempe and being right next of Scottsdale and Phoenix, it's like you have the location, a premier location to live in,

to go to school at. You got everything you need and everything you'd want in a college, right? You just don't have the facilities, the culture, like all the inconsistencies that ASU has had over the years. So you can tell he's very fired up to start developing that and like implementing that into their foundation because that's what's going to take for a program like that to be successful because they got they got where you want to live they got what you want to be around they talked about there's a shitload of money in uh in arizona in scottstale like the networks the connections like they got what you would love to have it's almost like how are they not a good school but you can tell he's fired up to kind of establish that and just walking around the facilities you see there's a lot

of growing to do um but he's fired up to do and that's what that's what i think's really cool about it. Anything on the spring tour? Does anybody want to give what their favorites were? I know a couple people asked when I asked Twitter, you know, what questions would they want to ask? People wanted to know how would we rank the colleges we went to. I don't really know what the formula would be or the criteria. I mean, we can rank it in terms of facilities, in terms of live shows and then just kind of like overall or food. You can do those three. Let's go facilities. How would you rank them? You may go first? Yeah, go ahead. You got the mic. That's undoubtedly number one. Um, there's felt like you're in a new age facility with a lot of money and attention to detail.

So yeah, shout out to Texas, even though it's always horns down. Horns down podcast. Number one. Uh, number two, uh, Ohio State, I think. Yeah, Ohio State had a lot of good stuff. Um, nah, I'm going to LSU number two. Yeah, LSU number two in the Ohio State number three. LSU also had that attention to detail factor where it's like all these places.

walk around, a secret door opens up, if you're in like an entertainment room, where they're like really showing you, like, the culture. They're trying to promote and, uh, what was it, the path? They have that whole kind of marketing going on for all their players. Um,

and you could tell that, like, there was a lot of thought put into stuff like that. Number three, Ohio State, just a historic program. You walk into that entrance. Um, the trophy room, it's just like,

there's so much history and culture there that, no matter if you're a Michigan fan or don't, you know, give a shit about Ohio State, you appreciate all of it. So, yeah, Texas, LSU and Ohio State is mine.

Mitch, what do you got? I think the only thing I would... What would you change? From his list? Yeah. I think I would switch LSU in Texas, in my opinion. I think, like, LSU's, like, player locker room is something I, like, that you literally dream of.

Like, if you're a big-time college athlete and you, like, walk into that locker room and you see these, like, legitimate beds, you can just take. taking nap on like pre your post practice like that is just like a godsend and then also the guy you were talking to the head trainer marucci and like even just hearing like i wasn't there for the conversation but what you were saying about it like he just seems so dialed in with like the analytics and everything um and like kelly brian kelly wanted to uh like expand on their training room and make it even better like i think lsu is definitely like number one for me like like Texas, it was like super insane, like with like the modern, like the lights and the colors

and everything. And then Ohio State, number three, because they're like, I would say I was maybe a bit disappointed by Ohio State because like Jack said, there's such a story program. You would think that like, all right, they'll have like the state of the yard kind of stuff. Like I would think Michigan's weight room is better than Ohio States. But I think Ohio State is better than the ones that we saw. Of the other ones. Number one,

is super easy and clear. South Carolina. Best culture, best facilities, best coach, best food, best everything. Number two,

LSU. And number three, I will say, I want to say Texas, but we didn't get to see like their weight room in, actually, yeah,

I'll say Texas. Number three is Texas. So South Carolina, LSU, Texas. respectable dying with your game cox mine is going to be texasus ls u south carolina simple as that based off what everyone else said the texas one is just it's pretty badass especially the players that they've had there that you kind of forget about all the quotes on the wall um it's just a a different culture that you're just kind of like all right i will die for

this brand same thing for lSU and with south carolina being there before I thought we were, you know, welcomed with opened arms the second time around. And Coach Beamer lived up to the hype. I think I will go, it is close out of Texas and LSU. I think if I chose to want to go, like if I went on visits there and then chose after that, I would go LSU, LSU, Texas. And then where else did we go? We only went to four, yeah?

I mean, I guess Arizona State. Dude, I might give the edge of South Carolina. I didn't think Ohio State was that... I thought Ohio State was underwhelming. Ohio State was massive, but not a lot of, like... It just felt a little more traditional. You know what I mean?

It was gritty. Yeah, yeah, it was gritty. But almost like an establishment, like it's too massive. Like, it's not gritty to where... Well, that... You go to South Carolina, and they got like nice, like they got nice facilities, but it's smaller. Like, you can tell they're going to develop and upgrade and stuff like that, but it's that,

that gritty you like, you walk in Ohio State and it's just so massive. But it's not a lot that they're doing with it outside of like the size. The trophy room was the best part of Ohio State. We didn't get to see, yeah, but we didn't get to see a whole lot at Ohio State just to give them the benefit of the doubt. As far as most fun, places that we've enjoyed the most, I don't know. what would you what would you guys say there let's say Austin right yeah awesome was a blast but I almost hate saying awesome because as far as the people in the facility and the common accommodating and everything like that you almost go I mean fuck it really doesn't it's almost like a it's almost like a

three-way tie between South Carolina LSU and Arizona State because we got to do like those staffs those like all those people hosting us at those facilities they were incredible to us like they were awesome. Awesome to you guys. They had gear. They had gear. They wanted us to do. Like, they were just, they were just all about it. Um, every school about Ohio State asked us to come in the fall. Yeah, I was going to say, I thought, I thought they were talking about some. I still fuck with Ohio State. I mean, Coach, Coach Hartline was fucking awesome. Like, they were, they were cool. They were, I just don't think they're their clear, clear cut winner in any of those. Texas was, Texas was all right. Texas was better in person, like when we got to meet them and be

around them. They were so strict where we couldn't do a whole lot there and they just you know, it wasn't the welcoming like we had everywhere else. Not saying it was bad, just wasn't much. I feel like they warmed up once you guys started talking to them when we got there. They were much cooler like once we got the guard

down and we're figuring out all right, this is, this works and I'm sure the next time we go they're going to have, it's going to be a lot more familiar to them. But I mean we couldn't even get a, we couldn't get a bottle of water there. And that's no fucking cap. That's not a joke. That's not a joke.

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Is it yours or what? Is there anything right there behind you, JP, or are they empty? I don't think we have any more of those waters. Thanks. So getting that voice fully recovered. I get my little frogger voice that you guys love to thank you three shots of Kirkland

let's get into some headlines Jalen Hertz got fucking paid shout out the boy Jalen Hurst boomer sooner the University of Oklahoma now has the highest paid player in the NFL and his name Jalen Hertz what an incredible story

that he's had to get to a five year $255 million extension that makes him the highest paid player in the history with $179.304 million guaranteed and no trade clause. Let's fucking go. Yeah, man, his story, well, like, never not talk about it. Anytime he's a prime example of what you want, whether you have a son, a daughter, going through athletics, a kid in college, going through some adversity. Anytime going through adversity, you could look.

look at a story like Jaylins being somebody who led a team to a national title, who was performing in that national title game, gets benched for the backup, handles the bench roll with grace. Alabama goes on the comeback and win that game for a natty, handles it with grace, a smile on his face, fired up for two, a fired up for his team, fired up for the boys, obviously handles his business, transfers to Oklahoma, has goes on a terror at Oklahoma.

And again, man, and he's somebody you watch too. He would always post, it was corny back then, but it's better to talk about now, but he would always post workouts after he got done doing, playing a game. Like the grind never stops him working out in the Oklahoma facility after a game. When he's a kid, that's something you look at and you like, you joke around with.

They're like, all right, you're doing too much trying to show yourself off. Like, you get the work, but doing the whole videoing. Now, looking back, I mean, it's something to pull from now and just show that he's an example that you want out of your athletes, that you want out of the kids, that you want out of everything. Somebody that handles adversity very well. Somebody that's got not a lot of, no real blemishes out there, right? Like no real bad blood. He's never, like, talked ill of anybody, never talked bad about his, never talked bad about any situation, really, and just handled his business.

Got drafted into Philly. Philly, there's a lot of negativity surrounding it, not all negative. There are some Philly fans who believed in it. But the majority was on the Carson-Wins train. He was an MVP. He was somebody coming off of an ACL. Right before the ACL, he was an MVP best playing the league type of. That's the type of ball he was playing.

Philly wanted to stick with that. When they drafted Jalen, that was kind of some writing on the wall that they might be moving on with Carson. That pissed a lot of people in Philly off. It took a few years. They took some lumps in the head. But now they got to 2022, and Jalen leads the charge. He wasn't the MVP.

right he was an MVP candidate he leaves a charge an MVP candidate for the NFL Philadelphia Eagles were absolutely balling he's somebody that commands the huddle after games when he speaks on hey you know when he talks about the weeks ahead and the road ahead how we got to stick to doing doing what we know the process everything else you can see all these veterans and older guys eyes locked in on him you can tell he has that leadership quality that grit factor that it factor when not only performing on the field but also he's got the intangibles you want in a leader. And just to see it all pay off, Philly, right move by Philly, getting him paid early versus

going and waiting as long as possible. You see what happens when teams do that. We're seeing it right now, Lamar Jackson. Team is now waiting and they're going to tag him. There's so much back and forth because Lamar wants that big bag, that fully guaranteed bag, I will now be curious to see how this affects the Lamar Jackson scenario because he took $179 million guaranteed off of the $255. extension, but good, that's a win-win for both parties.

I'm fired up for Philly. I'm fired up for the city of Philadelphia. I'm extremely fired up for Jalen Hertz, a contract well-deserved. And I think the boys, they have a good shot at coming back and making a repeat run. Did you see this article about his agent? No. It's a she, right? Yeah, she.

He's got a fully, shout out to the women out there. He's got a full female-led team that works with him in marketing. agent, all that stuff. So this is one, showing you the power of the DM and two, why women should DM men more. So back in school, when he ended at Oklahoma, was her name, Nicole Lynn. Shout on Nicole Lynn. She is a forefront leader in women's sports and changing the persona that women can add DM men.

Anyways, at the end of her season, he just... Women DM Jack, for the women listening. Do you have friends with women that could be in the Jack DM him? She sent him a message after the season and said, hey, have you picked an agent? If not, I loved a link. That was it. Now Hertz has gotten the biggest contract in NFL history,

led by Nicole Lynn. So I think that's super dope, like on a serious level that she put herself out there. And then now has the client with the biggest contract in NFL history. So that's fucking awesome. Congratulations to Nicole Lynn. And I'm sure she's going to be building a massive. massive roster now after that one and their old team.

Yeah, the entire Hurts team, man. Right of applause for their camp. But that is massive. And it will be interesting to see how this shakes up now with Lamar and everything else. You imagine the 30 for 30 on Jalen Hertz when it comes out? It's going to be sick, man. Incredible. Yeah, it really is incredible.

Because not only did he get benched in that game, he stayed that whole year after too. Right. As the backup. And then went to Oklahoma. That's right. He didn't transfer right away. No, because he came in and relieved Tua in a bad situation in the SEC championship the following year to go to the national championship again. I just got goosebumps.

I mean, that is sick, man. It's an incredible story, and it's really cool to see it in real time kind of unfold. And the Eagles do right by him and pay him early and get him. And it shows, too, that the Eagles aren't fucking around. They're letting everybody know this is our guy. This is who we're going to be with for years to come. And we're going to build around him and around this team that we have right now. I feel like their front office, just everything that Philly is doing right now with Coach Seriano, right?

Siriani. With Coach Sireani, I apologize. But everything they're doing right now, culture-wise, at Philly, they're making, it seems like they are making the right moves. They got their identity back. Yeah, yeah. I agree with that, man. And hopefully they won us a lot of money this year. I'll bet the bus.

Amen. Yes, sir. Washington. Dan Snyder sells the team. Freedom. Freedom. I think when looking back on this, the Dan Snyder era, I saw a funny statistic that there's three name changes and only two playoff wins, which is funny.

And a lot of people are always curious about what it was like with him as the owner. It's not like the owner has too much an effect on directly on the players. I will say this, my whole time there, they always felt like it's always, even being on the outside, you see it more objectively now. But it's always felt like you've always seen this dark cloud that's over Washington. When you're there and in it, you don't necessarily know, you know that it's national, it can

be national news, but it's not like you're in another state actually hearing everybody else talk about it. You just think you're in your own shit, you're in your own drama. All these reporters, all they want to fucking talk about is finding stories inside this Dan Snyder era. And when you're talking to players, players don't have a whole lot to speak on because it's not like,

A, that's the boss. but B, it's not like there's actually stories to know. I'm sure there are players out there that probably know some stuff, but it's not like a known thing playing for that, playing for that organization. But I think what sucks is knowing being a player that was there for five years is just knowing that it never actually got better. Because when you're a player and you're there,

I know when I got to start some games and then I became a starter and everything else, like the core group of guys that were on the team, Like, we had some good talented teams that just didn't get the job done. And that always sucked. And you always heard people talking about the outside noise and the outside clouds surrounding the Washington organization and how toxic of a culture it was. And from me and my shoes and a couple of the players shoot in our position, it's not like you ever wanted to feed that narrative because you felt like we were trying,

we were trying to implement and do the things culture-wise that didn't really merit what the outside noise was saying. Granted, we were naive and ignorant. We didn't really understand all that high-level stuff. stuff going on at the organization. But it just sucks knowing that, you know, there's a quote out there. You always want to leave a place better than you left it. And you look back at the Washington stuff in my time there, and it just sucks knowing that

you were part of it and you were part of a great group of guys. And even at times, like good staffs that unfortunately we just didn't get it done. So their jobs didn't prolong and players didn't get resigned. And you just always felt like it was something that, man, if we just make this play or do this right and win a couple more games, the ball get rolling. and it just sucks knowing like that never came into fruition. But now being out of it for five years now and seeing it from afar,

you actually see how toxic of a place it was, how many headlines are truly in the national media a few times a year with this team that you look at it from the top down that ultimately affects the organization, which affects the coaches, which leaks into the players. So you never saw from that high level when you were in it as a player

versus being outside of it now and just seeing it for what it was. And it's like, man, there will be times we sit in battle because I love my time in Washington. And those were my favorite years playing ball with a group of guys, stuff like that. And you almost hesitate wanting to speak highly on it because you know how much negativity surrounds that logo nationally. And you're just like, you know, when you're out of it, you're kind of just like, well, what can I really do now versus just pour into allowing more of a platform for people to talk ill of Washington? So I am fired up the Dan Snyder's out of it. I'm fired up that he sold it off to, I forget who.

I know Magic. Yeah, Magic Johnson was part of the team. The Mones of 76ers. What did it sell for $6.2 billion? Yeah, something like that, $6.2. billion or something. He's obviously getting paid, but, you know, it's like he's one of those succession-type fucking families, bro.

Talking. There was one time it was like we were, We were doing a team appreciation. We were doing like a team building activity. Coach, Coach Gruden, called off practice one day. We're fired up. And again, a good group of guys, like a good roster. I mean, the coaching staff that came from there that are all head coaches now.

Yeah, that tree, bro. You had Grunen. You had Shanahan. Before Gruden, it was Shanahan, McVeigh, LaFleur, O'Connell. I mean, you had some guys that came from the team. that tree. And then a lot of them with Green Bay right now with Joe B. Olive Adi that's with LaFleur out there.

But I remember one time we had this team building where we went and watched the movie. And it was, I believe it was, what was that movie with Mark Wahlberg? No, contraband. Yeah, yeah, Transformers. We were watching Contraband. And the actor, not Mark Wahlberg, but the other main actor that was like his brother-in-law. The blonde-haired cat, good actor, came from like Alpha Dog. He was there.

But I remember we're sitting in like the middle. We had the theater rented out. And Snyder and Bruce Allen come to come to the movie. They sit right in front of us. And you can just tell that they're hammered. Like they're just drunk. We're obviously kind of messing around behind them. Like the bosses in and stuff like that.

And it's kind of my first time really seeing Snyder. Because they were just weren't around. Bruce Allen and Snyder were just not around the team. they weren't really at practice, not the way John Robinson would be with Vrable, the Titans, where Amy would come around every now and then, or when they brought in McLuhan as the GM

for the Redskins at the time, he was around practice all the time. Bruce Allen and Dan Snyder were never around us. They're around us at this movie. And you can just tell her hammered in, literally before the movie starts, like they're being loud and shit like that. And Dan's like, shut the fuck up.

And literally putting his finger weirdly, like putting it on his lips and like touching his nose. He's like, shut, shut the fuck up, shut the bug up. To Bruce Allen, the president. And he's like, drink this, drink this. And they're like fucking drinking. It was just such a weird thing to see out of like the owner and the president at the time

to where like me and my boy Adam Hayward were like, yeah, what the fuck is going on with these boys? But just like a weird exchange. That's not a story that's like an all tell story. But just my honestly like singular experience around Dan Snyder, that was it. So glad he sold the team. What else? What else do we have?

Atlanta, your 10.2. What do you want to go on there? Yeah, people think that that jersey's a joke. That jersey's not a joke. That's what you need to address. Yeah, that got sent to me. I got, what was it? I got, when did I receive those texts?

Because I obviously feel you guys in. What was it, a month ago? Yeah, and listen, I won't say names. People can put the puzzle together. I do know coaches at the Atlanta organization. and I was there whenever I did my workout last year to where I went to sign, and I was running for the entirety of the day because we were trying to figure out my entire contract situation. And the GM there, I think his name is Terry.

I forget his last name, but Terry, the GM with the Falcons now was the head of player personnel on the Saints. Whenever I signed with the Saints and he rammed me through my workout. So I even have a relationship with the GM with the Falcons. But all to say, there's like open communication. We saw him at Ohio State. but like a month a month ago they were texting trying to figure out hey do we think something like

we do want to try and figure something out going into the next year if you're up for it and it's kind of like one of those conversations because listen your boy yes I am long in the tooth I'm 33 I'm white I'm old I'm not all this stuff that can go against it but your boy is finesse the last three four years of training camp

which is a positive thing I haven't put a whole lot of wear and tear on this body I've proven that I can show up show up at the drop of a hat and play that week if needed. Special teams, everybody has all that stuff. But I have those things going for me to be a veteran that you can kind of like, hey, we can get you on the roster. However, the stipulations of playing before a season are not necessarily in the cards for the boy.

Do I think it can actually, if I truly tried pursuing the football gig, do I think it could happen? Yeah, I think it could happen. How serious are all these conversations? I don't know how serious. I just know that when my agent calls me and I get reached out to about the potential of figuring something out, I don't know what figuring out means. I don't know how serious those things are.

But all to say, like, if I were to play this year, your boy's not playing before the season starts. Like, that's just you got to draw a line in the sand somewhere. And that's a game I've been trying to finesse and I've been able to evade and avoid for the last three or four years. for the sole reason of being a minimum player. If I were to have been a guy in the past in these past few years that would have gotten a contract for two years or one year at $3 million,

I would go and partake in off-season activities. But the fact that I know, not that I know, I know what my resume is, I know what my reputation is. And if the market tells me I'm a minimum guy, then I know the injury rate in the NFL is 100%. The NFL at some point will need. linebackers and I know I have the reputation resume to be a guy to go in and play that week if needed as long as I stay in shape.

Staying in shape that's subjective, the workout, the splits, that stuff changes up all the time. However, that is me addressing the Atlanta year 10.2 for all the haters out there that are fucking, that get pissed off to see the, to see the success that the boys are having. Can you explain to like people who might not understand what goes? goes into like training camp and all like what exactly are you trying to miss out on like explain yeah you know what i'm saying yeah so it's wearing terror i know i know when i was at nebraska we had this coach doug coleman he's i think he's a coach in the pros now but he's like hey the game when you get in the league if you guys are able to make it one day and we were sophomores

he's like it's all about how many training camps you can survive now with that like when you're somebody that is a guy on the team and you can get taken care of. Teams are going to take care of you in training camp. But when you're a guy on a 90-man roster trying to make a 53. So what's the math on that? 37. 37 guys are going to get cut. When you're kind of seen on the fence, you're going to have to fucking grind to make the 53.

I got to an age, Jack, and it was after the Titans, it was after my first Titan season when we first when we stood up the summer spring when we stood up busing 2019 i think and it was kind of a decision i made that okay i was a backup on the titans and i didn't get to play a whole lot and i know you guys heard this story i literally i think i told it in denver and um i didn't know one got injured so i didn't have a whole lot of film as a starting backer so my five years at washington kind of growing from practice squad to starting a few games to starting several to being the starter captain, all that stuff that reputation and resume, you hope that you acquired, carries you into contracts, a contract two, which is a multi-year deal, and you hopefully can stay around a coaching

staff that understands all this stuff surrounding you, right? You hope that that plays into your favor because you've grinded so hard to get to that point. When you go to a new place like the Titans, I signed a one-year deal, so I'm trying to re-up. I'm trying to go one-year, play ball out, get a new bag, as they all like to say. Like re-up. It's going to be, I'll sacrifice a multi-year deal. I'll go one year at a time, and I'll try to get a two, three-year deal after that. It didn't work out for me that way.

So at that point, when I finished with the Titans, there's a lot of fun and passion that got sucked out of being a football player when I came to Tennessee. Vrabble's first year in Tennessee, it wasn't the most fun playing ball. And I, like, I would tell him that now. I don't know if I have told him that. but variableized relationship is that now is zero, as zero comparison to where it was or what it was about his first year there.

And I was ready to kind of be done, not really be done and kind of see what happens. But that was the first year. I was like, okay, I have my resume. I'm 28, going to be 29. The pedigree I have is the pedigree I have. I'm an undrafted cat. Teams know if I get picked up,

it's going to be because there's just a staff member on that team. that knows about me that goes, hey, he can play ball. Other than that, I didn't want to have to grind to reinvent myself again on a team that I wasn't familiar with. Because training camp in all-season programs, all-season programs, all-season programs, not that hard to know. But when you're trying to do what we're doing now, building a brand, building bust with the boys,

taking that risk, taking that shot to build the podcast, it takes up three months of your time, where you can't, you can't be half in and half out, but if you're going to take football seriously, so you've got to pour more into the football aspect. At that point in time, I was ready to pour more into my transition outside of the sport. So if you're not committed like that, you don't want to take up three months of your time in the spring. You're going to have to train your fucking dick off.

Because again, you're probably going to be second or third on the depth chart, probably competing with a rookie or another vet that they brought in. Then when you hit the ground running and training camp, you've got to sacrifice and brainwash yourself. and live in this world of like, you know, discipline, extreme discipline because you have goals and aspirations of being a fucking guy on a team. And that takes a lot of commitment, a lot of sacrifice that everybody knows about. And you have wear and tear on your body.

What I mean by that is you're taking reps, you're fucking hitting every day all the time. Listen, every athlete, every fucking football player that is out there and they're in the middle of training camp, they hate their fucking life. In a joking way, like, you're coming in after a practice like, fuck, man, I don't know how many of these I can pour together. Because you train so hard to get here physically, training can't beat you down to where you get to the season, and then you're trying to maintain that level all throughout the entirety of the season.

It's a fucking grind all year around. For me, it's like, I'm going to be a minimum player, so I'm going to skip off-season program. Because why go there if I'm just going to be, I'm going to be minimum? I'm not getting paid in April, May, and June. You get paid when you're on the team playing games during the season. So I'm going to do away with that. I'm going to try to get on a team late in training camp so that way I can take care of my body, take care of my legs.

And when I do get signed, you miss all the pads or on days, or there might only be a couple left. Because you're getting brought in because you're a trusted veteran that has been there, that a coach knows that there's a reference that can be called, that they're like, hey, are you in shape? If you're in shape, let's bring in for a workout. you pass a test. Were you comfortable? How quickly do you think you can learn?

And then I know once I get in and I can sit down for a day or two with the coach individually, they're going to know, hey, we can throw him in the fire right now. So it was more of like not a gamble because, again, there were going to be calls that happened, but it's just like trying to do your best to finesse all of training camp. The things you miss out on is building the camaraderie, building your kind of leadership role within the team because you're not sweating, you're not going through it with them all year long, you're kind of coming in last minute or coming in at the middle of the year. But that is what I mean by you try and finesse why veterans would want to skip training camp

because they're either holding out or they're just trying to take care of their body. Because there's a lot of veterans who have a vet day during training camp. If you're a guy like Derek Henry, like the Derek Henry's of the world, you'll go on a couple days and go off or you won't play in the preseason games. Me? I was over it. I didn't want to be in the preseason games anymore. I didn't want to have to reinvent myself anymore. I don't want to have to keep my head down

and do the same practice squad mentality that I had in year one when I'm going at year eight, nine, and ten. So it's a long-winded way of answering that question. That's good. It's all risk assessment for you at this point. Yeah, and it's just all like where you at in your career. How have you done with your finances? Like, what are your aspirations?

What are things you want to do off the field? All those sorts of things. should we get into our shoutout no free shoutout once we do shoutout no free shut up we can answer some fan questions and then we can cap it off with some with some tear talk Blassie you want to shut you want to start us off or should we hit an ad read before we get into shout out no free shut up let's do an ad read we get into the ad read if you guys are watching right now please leave a comment the boy solo delo right now chopping up with the boys on the back of the bus drop a comment engage do all that shit before we get in a shout out no free shoutouts we are here

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And that I felt my voice going too, boy. I know. And again, shout out this fit. We got the pythons on. The goals gym crew. The vibes are high right now. Blossie, kick us off with the, Our favorite segment, shout out, no free shout out, segment of the week.

My shout out this week goes to those times that you're trapped, mostly inside like a, I wouldn't say trap, but you're stuck at a hospital for like an extended period of time. And you see something in the corner of your eye. You're getting a little hungry. Your stomach starting to rumble. And you see that, what do they call that, the vending machine. So already you're excited that you see the vending machine. But what's even better is when you go to that vending machine, you put your money in. and you get select the item that you want

and that item starts to fall down and for whatever reason somebody who came before you bought an item just under it and as that thing starts to fall it hits that item you get two for one the double from the vending machine

so my shout out no free shout up that's a fucking good one bro that is a good one that's off beautiful beautiful stuff My shout-out, no free shout-out, goes to that first day you're able to like really spin in the sun. So we were in Vegas this past weekend on, it was a Friday, we got to go to the pool, and we just kicked it in the sun for like four or five hours, got a little tan going.

Then we're outside on Saturday for the game. You know, you feel a little bit burnt after it. Like you get in a shower and you're like, oh, it stings a little bit. But then like a day or two passes and then you're like, oh, I, like, this year we're getting tan. Like there's no question about it. So my shout and every shout out is, yeah, I guess the bass tan, but more just that first day you can truly just sit in the sun with nothing to do, but just catch them UV.

Love that. That UV in Vegas. And you're right too. Like when you look in the mirror and you start seeing the color a little bit, you're like, fuck, I need this. You got big head. My shout out and our free shout out goes to, like, we've been traveling obviously a lot with spring tour. So it's that when you get home and you just plop on the couch and you just let out that deep exhale,

like, all right, now I can relax for a couple hours before I have to go do whatever the next thing I have to do is. They're just kind of like hitting that quick reset button once you get home from traveling. Love that. Shout out to breathing, man. Shout out to oxygen. Got out to oxygen. Just free out here. Shout out to that O2 on the periodic table, man.

It is. My shout out, no free shout out goes to. the first thing I think a lot of people find is like when you go on the computer for the first time or you're like first learning your way around a computer screen it's when for me

my dad he would always play solitaire and he said hey Jay come in here I want to show you something drags that last card and then the solitaire end screen just goes crazy and it's like the first time you see that digital

no doubt yeah like it's just so shout out to the the solitaire end screen. Say what? Kids these days. Ain't going to know that. They don't know that.

They don't know that. I still haven't won it. You never wanted solitaire? Really? Really? Yeah, that's not good, brother. Yeah, that's not good. We need to get you on that.

JP hasn't won solitaire? Fuck. What do you got, G? My shout out, no free shout out this week, is going to go to when you're at a nice restaurant and maybe you're on a date with your girl, you buy a,

bottle of wine. And this is something that happened to me recently, never happened before. But they pour the glass and then you got to smell it. I have no clue what I'm talking about, but you just feel like a boss. Yeah. You're like, yeah, that's good. Smells good. Taste good. Whatever. We'll run that one up. So shout out to that moment of vinescing that boss feeling. Yeah. A nice dinner. You give the little swirl. You give the little. Well, so when I did it, look up and you're like, oh yeah. I went to, to spin it and the wine just went left right left right and was like oh let me just sip yeah that's good run it up so shout out to those little moments love that my shout

out no free shoutout is going to go to uh the smell of your hands after you peel an orange the smell of your hands after you peel an orange i rue has been loving um what are the small oranges clementines yeah yeah clementines you know clementines are a hitter we should do a fruit, a little fruit to your talk here soon. But Rue's been all about the Clementines and I enjoy peeling them for once I cut them up and I just, you just don't wash your hands because you're just like, man, I kind of enjoy this little smell I got from the orange, the orange peel. So that is my shout out, no free shout out.

Your hands smelling like an orange bele. There's another one in there, but I'm afraid to say it. I'll hold it. I'll hold it then. Another what in there? A little shout out within your, within your story. talking about the little burst of juice in your mouth with that clementine maybe there was yeah

you put that clementine in your mouth and you just bite down and you feel that just burst in your fucking mouth dude refreshing god's gusher as they call it oh oh i fucking love that jack god's gusher are you gonna do it are you gonna do one at all oh my bad my bad the wine the wine the wine

I'm gonna go again Before we go to the next thing, I still I want to allude back around throwing the idea of doing the opposite of a shout out or a free shoutout, whatever it may be, but still just putting that on the table. Someone has grievances, something they hate about life, once a week, one person.

I think it could really shine some light on things we hate. I think Hove proposed this idea and has a name for it. You have a name? Yeah, the pet peeve of the week. I remember you talking about that. We could do pet peeve of the week. I'm just wanting to throw it back out there because... Should we run it right now?

You got one? I got a fucking pet peeve right off the top. How much time you got? I got a pet peeve of the week. And this will be my first one because I stand. I stand about this, bro. People not turning left at the fucking middle at the light. When the light turns yellow and that person in the middle lane is not out there to go left,

when you're not over that fucking line it pisses me off it pisses me off dude because yeah what's what's the worst thing can happen nothing people talking about getting here

but like okay you you you creep over the line right here's the game like let me put you on some game you're sitting there and if you're somebody who sits behind the line and as that thing turns yellow and you're just like oh it doesn't feel right like no you've got a fucking take some risk and get out there.

You put yourself out a little over the white line. Matter of fact, get all four wheels in front of the white line. Get your bumper a few feet away from it. You got to be sitting. You got to be sitting out there ready to go. It's not, we got a cop. We got a cop here. It's not illegal.

It's not illegal. And you sit out there. And even if somebody's trying to run the red light or the yellow light from the other side that's coming the other way. And that's on your awareness, right? You're watching. If you see somebody high tail, okay, they're going to go. Even if that fucking light turns red and you're still over the white line,

once that guy passes and the lights red, you still just turn left. You've got, we've got to get people doing this because we're holding a lot of people back out there. We're holding a lot of people back. And that is a, that is on my Mount Rushmore pet peeves. I'm fucking, I'm in the back, I'm fucking hitting my steering wheel. I'm pretending that the person who stayed that they know what they did and they're looking at me in the rearview mirror and they can see me just lose. losing my mind at them behind them. You've got to get out there over the white line and start turning fucking left. We should make that illegal.

What? You should be able to get pulled over if you don't pull up. Yes, man. Citizens arrest. And I know the boy Taylor would be so proud of this first inaugural pet peeve of the week because my man will get on G on spring tour if he doesn't run red lights from 20 yards back. Dude, I hate that we're doing this segment without the boy. I know.

But I don't think I've seen that much passion and a shoutout, no free shoutout ever. So I feel like this segment has legs. This segment for sure has legs. We're talking about this is stuff. You throw clips out there and people are going to eat it up. But I think that that's the majority of the world.

Who would agree with that? Or America. Because they do roads differently in Europe. And all the other countries. But I think everybody would agree with that. besides people who don't do it. Am I fucking overreacting? No, absolutely.

We agree with you. Sorry, just getting it. Dude, if you're actually in a rush too, that's when like the real anger comes out because you're like, this person is the reason I'm late when in reality you could have left 10 minutes earlier. That's fair. That's fair.

But the comment against that is be on time and stuff. And let's play into that for a second. Even if you're ahead of time, like just the normal rules of the game, you've got to fucking get out there and move. because some of these lights ain't sitting that long. The main road's going to get most of the plane. If you're on a side road trying to hit left,

you're going to get about five seconds to fucking turn left. So it's imperative that everyone pushes and inches their way out there to go left because there's people behind you that you are holding back and you are letting down. You are letting people down, dude. Somebody else to a pep Eve. Hey, text Taylor and see if he has one. We can phone them in if he's got one.

You can just call him? Yeah. what's yours? My pet people of the week whisper to them or something does not come with near as much energy as as wills.

Mine goes to when it's raining outside and whoever's driving this makes me so bad. Whoever's driving has the windshield wipers at the wrong speed and so it could be like a drizzle

and they'll have them just whip it. I'm like, I go crazy I look out the window I'm like, oh my God, please, please stop this. And it's just, it's not,

efficient. It just, it bugs me so much. And I feel like I hear every single click and wipe. So, that's my pet peeve. I'm with that. I'm with that. Some small just pisses you off, bro. My pet peeve of the week, it's when the plane immediately land, the aliens and people immediately get up because they think it's going to speed up the process of you getting off the plane. because it's like you're just slowing the process down. There's no point like you're hurrying up just to wait even more. Like there's no point in it. And like especially when you're like on the aisle seat and a part like a bigger person comes and just stands right there and you're just kind of like have to lean over

because they're taking up so much space. Yes. When a fat person stands next to you and you can't, they're taking up all your space and like you can't, you're just stuck like this for another. 10 minutes because we're debboarding and they think, oh, I got to sprint and get off the plane. Like, you're not that important. I actually disagree somewhat with that take. How?

Because if you're on a long flight and you just want to stand up and stretch your legs, not walk or like start doing everything. But say I'm sitting on the aisle right now, right? Say I'm sitting on the aisle and you're in the middle seat and J.P.'s on the window or you're on the other aisle. And we land. I just, I'll just want to stand up because my fucking back hurts. like I gotta start getting my back right because now I'm gonna be walking like this down the aisle now I like grab my bags I get that

but I'm saying like we land sometimes I just want to stand up and shake these legs out I get that but it's like it's the people that will like grab their shit out of the top and then like start go like to start going down the aisle all right

I'm at it I feel you I feel you there I do feel you it leaves some good gray area to argue in a very well engaged type of post if you don't have one you can pass I got one Did you text Taylor or anything? Yeah he hasn't responded yet

But I gave him the context of what's going on I feel bad too I'd like to say some of that stuff over the phone Like hey we've been talking hell of shit I've been disrespecting you about this Championship trophy My pet peeve of the week is when you go to the movies You're actually with the squad with the girls

or whatever. And whether it's a kid or a couple that is talking or just being obnoxiously loud, I understand kids don't have a grasp on like reality up into a certain age. But if this kid is like screaming and yelling, take this motherfucking kid out back and give them a little whooping because it's like, don't bring your kid to a public theater unless you're ready for them to sit down and be a grownup for an hour and a half. Because like I'm not going to spend, you know, $40 at the end of the day when it's said and done off snacks and tickets and my good time and gas getting there for some little shit to ruin my time because it's happened before. I remember I saw Dr. Strange in theater, a movie that I don't think like a five-year-old

is grasping anyways. And they're in the back like, like, doing all this shit. I'm like, please just take your kid out. Like, I understand you're trying to like enjoy your time, but it doesn't have to do with kids, just people who just are like loud. And I'm loud. You all know that. Like I will yell in a space where you're supposed to be whispering.

but I also know when it's time to whisper or just not talk at all. I will stop talking. I'm glad you got that off your chest. Yeah. Glad you got that one off your chest. You know what I mean for like a year and a half. Hey, I was really worried that you were going in about it

like with all these kids. I'm like, Jack, man, you were at the Mario movie. Like, it's got a lot of kids there. Surprisingly, we did have a kid behind us who came in guns blazing, yelling and stuff. And he actually ended up being really good. So hats off to that kid. Some kids can learn from that kid

Yeah You got a pet peeve boss Yeah the pet peeve that comes to my mind Like immediately when you first mentioned it It was just people who Who rub their teeth on any kind of silverware When you're at the table That shit makes my ears

Rub their teeth on silverware Yeah like whenever they bite down And they scrape their teeth on the silverware Holy shit That's like nails on a chalkboard That shit irks me bad. I can see Will doing that.

What the fuck out of here? Dude, I ain't doing no shit like that. You do hear me suck them fingers now. That's what I'm saying. I didn't know that was a pet peeve, and I got called out for that by my ex-girlfriend. And it happened a bunch where I was like, what are you talking about?

And it would, like, ruin dinners for her sometimes. And I'm like, yeah, like, what? But, yeah, so I can. But it was, boss, that's a pet peeve. Get it corrected, Jack. Lose was... Eat that finger food. I do suck them fingers.

I could see how that can be a little OD. Because me, I hate... I hate my... I'm stopping him next time. Yeah, I just hate my hands or fingers being dirty ever. So once I get done with a wing, after every wing, boy, I'm fucking... Yeah, like that mouth is cleaned. What you're talking about?

But as long as it's off, as long as it's off my fingers, you know what I'm trying? That's what it sounded like. I know I suck them things hard I'm trying to only do it one time you know what I mean I'm trying to get in them little crevices of the nail yeah it depends because I'm a guy who likes to drink

I'm a guy who likes to take a drink after bites so if I'm going to grab my cup I don't want my fingers to be dirty Hey next time if you're picking up a I had a buddy Logan he fucking he would just be so messy when he ate

all the fucking time and he would pick up his cup like this to like suck out of the straw and it's like, bro, get a hole. Like, look at you. I do that. Well, next time you do that, fucking take a moment and be like, how do I look right now? Fucking double palming a fucking cup to take a drink. Wipe your hands, man. Next time.

Next time I'm going to get you, we're going to get an extra water cup that you can just dump your fingers in. Put it into this. I like the pet peeve. I'm glad we're getting it off the ground. Pet peeve of the week. there were some people I want to say

in the comments because we were telling people to leave comments talking about what we could call it but anyway you got shout out you got pet peeve for the week I like the pet peeve

we can get some shit off of our chest I know I God I wish the fucking boy was here boy could have been oh could he have been here I want to say he might have had something going on in AZ yeah

I need a fucking text about that meeting Um, how long has this pop been going? We're at 1.30 right now. Wow. That's mine is probably, yeah. Let's get into some of the fan questions. No bad questions. Let's get into what, Jack, do you haven't pulled up?

Yeah, but it's on my computer that doesn't, do you just read off a few or do you want to, because it's on Bloss's computer right now for your screen? Uh, yeah, go ahead. You can read off a few. All right. And I want to say, I check the email. And grabbed a couple.

All right. Well, this one, I guess, start now just because we were on the spring tour, do you think you could be a head coach in college or the NFL? Yes. No, I do. I do. Before all the podcasting stuff, I wanted to coach football. When I was going through college, when I was choosing my college,

I would ask, like, Coach Bo, all the coaches whenever I'd go on visits, like what they would advise me getting my degree in. just because ultimately I wanted to coach football. And going through college, if I didn't make it in the league, or if this stuff didn't happen, I would definitely be in the college, or not the college. I'll be in the coaching circuit, the coaching world right now. I'm glad I'm not because that is a fucking grind of a job.

Awesome. You get a lot from it, a lot of pros. The thing I really enjoy about coaching ball outside of the X and O's, because I love the game of football. I love, like, coaching defense. I love schematics. I love figuring out, trying to figure out what the opposition's about to do

based on how they're aligned and everything else. But outside of that is, like, impacting players, like impacting kids. I think I would have liked college more. JP, I was talking to you about this too after Coach Dillingham. He, like, gives me, I love sitting down with Coach Dillingham because he just, like, sparks that stuff that I love about coaching. I feel like he, that's what he speaks on. but I would have loved to have

or I mean I'm not going to close the door on it because you just never know I'm sure as time goes and I get deep in my 30s or 40s and I get that itch to like when to coach ball I won't say I would never do it because I very much would. If I wasn't doing this I would want to coach football.

Do what? I'd coach high school. I'd feel like coaching high school would be like I got everything I need, everything I want, I'm comfortable, I'm all this stuff. You got fuck you money that you can just sit on, you just coach high school football because you want to, I feel like, it's like that legacy of impact.

So you do all this stuff to want to make money, your ambitions, you want to chase all this stuff selfishly, personally, for your family. Then I feel like you also get to certain areas of your life or certain spots or stages towards like, you know, what are you trying to fill now? And I think ultimately it always ends up in like wanting to impact somebody somehow. So I would love to coach high school ball. If I was coaching right now, I think I would coach, I would want to be an NFL over college because the life of college is so long, like you're almost doing two and three jobs between recruiting,

re-recruiting these kids, you know, coaching football, and then versus the NFL, you get some more off periods. But I like the idea of college more because I think the 18 to 22-year-olds, you can imprint on and impact more to where when their time of, is up, it's not because you're cutting them. Because hopefully they're going on to things that you've developed. You've helped them find and develop and help them find themselves, find their passion. And you can kind of play a role in helping them achieve, whether it's the NFL or coaching or the next gig or be a reference.

And then they want to come back to you just because, you know, Coach Comp, I fuck with Coach Comp. He was there like he was pivotal, blah, blah, blah. It's like, that's what I would love most about coaching. Um, so yeah, I do think I could be a coach. That question was from our man, Briley, man. Uh, next question from Brennan Slocum. What are your thoughts on things like analytics as a player?

Does it make sense or do you feel like it boxes you in what the data says? Um, I think there's a place for it. As a guy who wasn't always the, who was never the best player, not always. Now, I won't say always. I set myself up for a nice little trip for people in the comments. I was never the best player like in the pros and stuff like. like that to where analytics like PFF would never really play in my favor and that would bother me.

But I think there's a place for it because I think if I got to be real and have awareness, like the tangible things that you can measure, that's what the data and analytics are for. Obviously, you don't play as long as I have as an undrafted guy or some of these guys who have been lower rounds undrafted. you, Bachtyar was a fourth-round guy who got a massive big deal. There are some things that data and analytics just can't measure that is kind of the balance between the two.

So yeah, analytics boxed you in, but also the right people know the answer anyway. You've got to take it all with a grain of salt. You almost wish the analytics were playing your favor just in general so you could claim it and have that significance or that fame factor to where you have that public recognition. But like I always said, man, numbers have been trying to chase me and hold me down for years.

They just can't. But yes and no. All right. This one comes from our guy, Jacob Barish. Who would win in a fight? A bear or a gorilla? An argument as old as time. This was always good for the locker room.

One by one, Blas, you start, or I'll start. Blas, you can go. And don't give an explanation. Just say what you would think, and then we can open it up. Mine, gorilla. I'm going to say bear. Gorilla. Guerrilla.

Bear. Wow. 50-50 split right now. Got to call Taylor. I know. Has he answered your text? He blocked me. So that would be an iconic matchup.

Iconic. I think we're, I think where it's hard is guerrillas aren't like, I mean, neither are bears, but gorillas aren't you don't see any of those like aggressive videos like you do in abundance with the bears out there like bears can stand and go fucking toes and it looks violent

however I think you pissed that silver back off dude like they're so fucking strong I think they can lift like 10 ton over their head they can hit a fucking look it up look it up Mitch I think a ton is what

2,000 pounds I bet they can lift 12,000, thousand pounds above their head. Six tons. Fuck, I had to do the math. I'm sorry, I'm just going off the cuff. God.

Trying to, like, flavor this up a little bit. Where my... Exaggerate. Where my hesitation was not going... Or if I went, guerrilla, would be because they have, like, you know, hands. And they can grab. Yeah, they can grab. They're fucking more agile.

They hit the little... What? Any adult gorilla can lift up to 450 kilograms, not with a body size that can go. that's saying. The silverbacks are in fact stronger than 20 adult human beings combined as they can lift or throw up to 850 kilograms

while a well-trained man can only lift up to 400 kilograms. And then 450 kilograms is 992 pounds. So we're looking at 1,000 pounds. With one arm. Doesn't say with one arm. Yeah, one arm. Have you all watched fucking Kong or Mighty Joe Young?

Or my hesitation was it was a leverage thing. I feel like a gorilla can get on two feet and definitely over... A bear can too. A bear can too, but I don't think they got the balance of a gorilla like that. That's what I'm saying, bro. I think it's...

So that's where I was having a tough time with, but in opening... With that being said, though, that opens yourself up to the bear to get under you. So that's ultimately where I let on. What did you just find Mitch? I like that. That's good fucking...

Um... It says, uh, gorillas have the bite force of 1,300 pounds per square inch. That is double a lion. Either way, your gorilla, your maneuver around and all you need is get on that back. You grab them, throw a fucking right hook and biting their fucking spine. It's over. A bear is 1,200. What was gorillas?

1,300. Yeah, the agility factor is what gets it for me. But think of the arm mobility of the fucking, Like, they're going to be Rillars are ready to go, man. You never know. Ever seen a fight? Yeah.

But you've seen, you've seen a gorilla fucking charge and just swing that motherfucker, dude. Bears are fast now. I think it just comes down to the aggression. And like you said, there's way more videos. We got to pretend. We're taking best on best. Yeah, best on best.

Mentality is there. The aggression is there. We got to pretend that they're wanting to fight. Bruce Buffer is there. Yeah, br- Yeah. It's time. A brown bear can run up to 35 miles an hour

and a gorilla can run up to 25. I actually saw... They don't look up speed in a boxing match. They don't look up speed in a UFC fight. We're in the wild. But if one of them runs, Well, you know, I just think if they're both running at each other, I envision a fucking gorilla, taking that arm, wop, laying in one to the head.

Maybe the grizzly stands up because we got to say grizzly bear, right? We got to assume grizzly bear, and that's a bad motherfucker. But let's just say the grizzly bear stands up. Taking a shot to the gut, boom, shot to the gut, and one of them rolls that them gorillas do. And then again, bear drops down. Gorilla jumps on his fucking back. Another one, bam to the skull. Yeah, or he just takes both.

hands. Yeah, hits a little DK and then bites his fucking spine, 300 pounds per square inch. It's over. But, okay. How many, what I say? 1,300 pounds per square inch. It can go the other way, too.

All of that can go the other way. Bear can body you and then get you in the jaw. Yeah, but if he grabs you, he's got claws, bro. Delete that sound effect. Y'all, we're talking about, like, weight. A grizzly bear, can weigh out, like, averages around, like, 600 pounds.

A silverback gorilla averages between 300 and 500 pounds. Double. Yeah, but that's a fucking thick gorilla, bro. Still half of the bear he's fighting. He said three to 500. Think of a 500 pounds silver bag. I'm terrified. God, we need, how do we get that happen?

How do we get that to happen? I know. Put me in the cage. You'll see what a gorilla looks like. What else you got, Jack? I think it's a good debate. Leaving the comments, guerrilla or bear.

Two or three, like football or like current related questions. Let me do one hypothetical. Because that's where I feel like people have the most passion. Somebody, I saw somebody go, what do I think about Jalen Hertz deal? And how does it,

how does it affect if Lamar Jackson gets an agent or not? No, not that one. This one was, how does it affect LeBron's legacy? There was it? There was a, I had one that leads into our tier talk. Yeah, okay.

I had a couple from the email that I will pull up. All right, so what are your thoughts on the new Herbie Husker mascot? Hang on, hang on before that one. Here's a good hypothetical. What do you call soda? Is it soda or cola? There's three, hey, trust me. I'm talking I would go toes at Nebraska

because people up there call us fucking pot. Who say pop are also still saying the N-word, so let's get that straight. But ways to call soda, they would say soda, cola, or pop. I'm definitely soda. Well, I can understand soda versus pop because I feel like that's a northern thing. Yeah, northerners say pop and pop is not it. Pop is gay. You say pop, you are gay, dude. This was an email.

What you got, G. J.P. got something. This comes from at J.Havy 34. Are you gay? Fan question. Do you want to address that? No, no. This was at J.Hubby 34

asked that under your tweet. They're asking you if you're gay. Oh, if I'm gay. Yeah. No. No. No, I'm not gay. There's a saying that I had that's how you find out.

You got to know, sometimes you got to suck a dick to know you don't like suck a dick. and we know, and I found out, and I found out. So no, I would say I'm not gay. Nice clip. Here we go. Here we go, boys.

Have you ever had a grudge on somebody and enacted revenge on them years later? I would say, I don't think so. I think if I ever did, maybe I would be just in a position of power. Maybe that person needs something. I might remember what they did to me. I might just give them the nod, no. But if I'm truly reacting out of revenge years later on something, then, yeah, they're still winning.

Yeah, because that person doesn't go to bed thinking about you. You clearly do. If you're a prisoner to them. It feels like they would have to done you really dirty for you to do that, for you to still be harboring all that anger years later. And like Garrett said perfectly, they are still winning if you act on revenge years after the fact. Like, you should heal and forgive that person.

Because if not, you're going to live to the day you die. I didn't say forgive. You can also, to speak on that too, you can also forgive and just not forget. Because you almost have to... Or the other way around. Because I feel you on the forgiveness thing, but it's almost like you just have to forgive...

Right, but you almost have to just have to forgive the situation so you can allow yourself to move on. You know what I mean? I agree. Not like, say, Jack, you did something, right? Say you said, did something to me. That's truly unforgivable. I think over time, as I got away from it,

you almost just have to forgive the situation so I can just move... So I can personally move on from it. Yeah. Fucking, you'll laugh in this pod, you'll cry in this pot, and you'll also fucking clap and root for the boys. Mike Tyson says something like the person that is ruling your emotions is your master. Yeah, I agree.

Yeah, I agree with that. So, yeah, if you're saying, if somebody's wronging you're thinking about using revenge to get back to them, Mr. is a soda, cola, or pop guy, don't do the revenge, brother. Give the situation. what you have? Let's go one more question and we can go into our tier talk. Our tier talk this week

is going to be college mascots. Yes. So a good segue for our last question from Haterade. What are your thoughts in the new Herbie Husker mascot? For those who don't know,

Nebraska got any mascot. Will, you can probably... It's not new. They're just getting back to the old Herbie Husker, right? They've kind of modernized it a little bit, I guess.

I'm looking at a little bit. photo right now, the dude looks kind of goofy. Whoa, he relax on the boy, Herbie. He's got a fighter's jaw, though, so I can respect that. You're talking about it with the little blonde coming out of the hat? I saw the video. I fucked with the video. I kind of fucked with the whole rebrand or kind of getting back to that, not getting bad to that stop, but I guess what I'm saying is I feel like

Nebraska's tried so many different things over the years. It's nice to see them fundamentally, like, stand on, stand on one. because I feel like this logo's been reiterated a lot, right? They said the last time it was occurred was in 2003, so 20 years removed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I kind of fuck with it. I fuck with it. Listen, your boy, your boy's a Husker forever.

I will always back the boys, you know, unless it's late in the season. There's nothing I can do at that point anymore. But I did. I like the video. In the group chat, the Fuckery Island group chat, they approved of the video. So that's all it matters. Yeah, I think, yeah, good news for the Huskers. Good news for the Huskers.

Now, you know, you wish it could be cooler because it's not like it's the coolest thing in the world. It's fucking Herbie Husker. Fuck with Herbie. But I do like that they are just kind of like establishing. This is our mascot going forward because I don't know if you guys saw it the game we're at. They have two. They have a little red, big red.

Big Red's kind of like Herbie Husker. He's wearing the hat, strong jawline. muscular, looking like a farmer. But it's like there's also herbie husk. There's so many out there. So I'm glad they're just establishing that this is the mascot going forward. Go Big Red. This episode is brought to you by one of our favorite partners, Duke Cannon.

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Best College Mascots. Who wants to go first? G, Jack. Mitch, are you going? Mitch, J.P. I can go real quick. Go ahead. Honorable mention for Best Mascots

in college or is going to go to Florida State Seminole. I just think that that tradition on the walkout out of the tunnel is badass. Tier 3, USC Trojan. Similar kind of thing to dude full on in the armor. I just think it's sick. Tier 2, the Oregon duck.

Some reason that thing is just like super iconic to me. And then tier one's Big Al all the way, roll tight. The name that was your list in the session? Al. Big Al. The Oregon Duck. And the USC Trojan. And then honorable mention to the Florida State Seminole. Solid. Solid. Yeah. Of course. You know the rules, brother. Blue Bloods. Yeah, legends.

Solid. Iconic. J.P. Go ahead, young sir. Honorable mention goes to the Delta State fighting okra is a funny looking mascot. My list will be will look different than most. Number three is the Stanford tree. It kind of bring out different renditions of the tree, which is fun. Number two is the is big red from Western Kentucky University. Basically just like a red blob. And then of course, tier one hockey from the University of South Carolina because he's also paired with

Sir Bigsper, a live rooster on the field. Those are mine. With Big Red was so good. Fun. Funny. Hilarious. Similar.

JP. Honorable mention, we were two of which, well, three of which we've been to this break tour. Honorable mention goes to Bevo, Texas Longhorns. He just looks super cool.

My tier three, Some would say that I look like him. That is Brutus the Buckeye from Ohio State. Number two is Ralphie from Colorado because it's a buffalo. And I just think that's really cool. And then number one, I think it's the best mascot is Mike the Tiger from LSU. The just a live tiger is so sick. Big head.

Dense. Powerful. Livestock. Variety. Jack, you have the floor, brother. My honorable mention, me and JP have a very similar list. So I'm going to go and throw that out there. Honorable mention, though, goes to the Stanford tree thing is goofy as hell

and coming from a place with very high credible academics. It's funny that they just have this tree. Three is also going to Big Red because that dude just from first look is a menace. What are you doing, Mitch? I didn't do shit when you were doing it. Number two, Mike the Tiger. We got to see him in person. Mike is all time.

Truly the definition of a catnap. We got to see. And he's just an undemiccicated wild animal in the middle of a college campus, which maybe is unethical or maybe is the coolest thing they have. Number one, going with Smokey, tip of the cap to UT, one of the best boys out there. There's a legendary list of Smokey's, rest and peace to all that have come before us. So that is my list.

Legends Dece Solid Outside All right Um My honorable mention Man there's so many good ones out there

But my honor My honorable mention is going to have to go to the good boy himself Smokey I do love I just love dogs man And you'll see a repeat You'll see a repeat animal Come up on this

Come up on this tier list My tier three You guys just put me on last minute Scrody from Rhode Island. Scrody, phenomenal mascot. Go Nads. My tier two, Uga, Georgia,

the Bulldog. You guys know I love me a Bulldog. I'm a Bulldog guy. With that, shout out, The Farmer's Dog, no free shoutouts. Oh, Farmer's Dog. My Tier 1, you guys know, listen, Herbie the Husker.

The new mascot, Herbie the Husker. Best mascot in college football. Comes out in 2023, getting back to our roots, getting back to the corn, getting back to the agriculture. My tier one's Herbie the Husker. So that rounds out my tier talk. You got Herbie with Scrody and our pet dog, Uggah. Family. Eh.

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We love a healthy debate. Welcome to the Post Show. Welcome to the Post Show. Brought to you by The Farmer's Dog. 10 minutes on the clock. All of us apparently got something we can debate. Said it off, brother. We talked about this over this past week.

And one of the large arguments was John Wick first Jason Bourne. Who would win in the fights? We'd love to know in the comments, and we'd love to hear the bus's opinions. Clock is started now. Fuck, man. Get it popping.

I personally think, without diving in. And I... I hold control to change my mind anytime I want to. But off top, I'm going to say John Wick. We watched John John Wick 2? John, I mean, most people watch one and two. I didn't watch one, but...

Don't do this where it's only... Don't bring in what movies are better. Jason, poor movies are better. I'm not, I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. Negative, anyways. I'm just watching John Wick 2 in like his fighting style. Granted, they some say that was the worst one. Like, they're like, cinematicly or whatever.

Whatever. Who says that? Whatever. JP and Taylor Boy Boys? On John Wick, too. His fighting style and everything, just, was like the people he were going against were like glorified cop like glorified renter cops so like it didn't seem like he was really going against him and johnwick too he's

literally fighting assassins they're all assassins that they're all assassins do not is that what you don't understand that no i understand it he was just basically he was just fighting dog shit fighters and i think jasonborn is better so i actually watched born identity last night i'm restarting the whole thing because of this argument, and I'm a John Wick stand through and through, but I'm not going to come in with a biased opinion just because I have passion in the game. I watched Born on Ditting last night. I forgot a lot of things that happened, but how the fuck are you going to lose a fight to a guy that doesn't even know who he is?

How are you going to do that? John Wicks never, ever forgetting who he is because he is the Baba Yaga, the boogeyman. The Bama Yaga, the boogeyman. do not lose to the boogeyman in my opinion, but I will say Jason Bourne would be a very, very tough battle because he's quick. He's a little smaller than John Wick would be, but you can tell he's got a lot of fucking talent on his side.

Dude's been in the gym. He's like a product of the U.S. government. So that is very impressive. I'm also with Will where by the time I finish the saga again of Born Identity or just Born, I will give my honest opinion again and reserve my right to change. Because I love John Wick, but I'm not going to lie.

But John Wick, and this kind of goes outside of the realm of, like, the fictional fight, but Keanu Reeves, who plays John Wick, also does all of his own fighting sequences and stunts. That's pretty impressive, just on its own regard. But that has nothing to do with John Wick versus Jason Bourne. That's just Fiona Reeves doing Keanu Reeves things. Keanu Reeves is whooping the shit out of Matt Damon. I know that much. X.

So I need to go back and watch the BORN movies as well But my initial Vote is going to be John Wick He's just relentless And as we were saying the whole time I'll hit you with the three piece He'll hit you with the three piece

One in the stomach two to the head Over JP brought up a good point Jason Bourne is very tactical So he could be setting up things Behind the scenes to help him But hand-to-hand combat first vote is going to be John Wick.

Yeah. I think it's hard. Like, Jack, it's hard to, like, speak on because I haven't seen the Born movies in a while. I haven't even seen all the Born movies, truth be told. But, I mean, John Wick just runs through bulldozes. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think with Born, like, don't get me wrong, John Wick is, like, badass for sure.

Boren, I feel like it is the highest train guys in the country or like in the world that are after him. The government's after him as well. And he's just like a, in a lot of movies, guys get bailed out. But John Wick got bailed out big time twice in his movie. And Jason Boren, it's always, Jason Boren's bailing himself out. And so the bailouts where like he had the Green Goblin as the sniper, like, that's, That's like a dope scene in the movie, but like, Boren doesn't have that. So I think hand-to-hand, I got Jason Boren.

Two goats in the scene, but, I mean, he's, born is just taking out everyone's solo. What I do credit to Jason Boren is in that first born identity, he doesn't even know he's capable of stuff. Like, the first few fight scenes, it's just his reaction. He's like, I don't even know what the fuck's going on, but I'm handling cats left and right. It is tough.

Like, the more I watch this sequel, I'm going to have some things to say. Because he's also, like, humble. Right. He's got this, like, weird humility to him. But, man, it is tough. This is a goaded argument, in my opinion. He said a goaded argument. We've had a couple goaded arguments in this.

Either they need to fight each other or they need to join forces to take on two of the most epic villains. That's true. I mean, it's like you say the point about bailing himself. out the government's after him and everything else. It's like the whole company that he used to work for was after him. And just the crim della crim. Every single person is searching for Jason Bourne. That's what I'm saying.

I haven't seen Jason Bourne in so long. Like I truly would have to get refreshed. I love that you bring up the argument. I think I would just argue John Wick just for argument's sake. But like truly trying to piece something together, I can't remember the Jason Bourne stuff to like give something where I'm not talking where I'm not like talking out of my ass. Who was,

who was talking, also we have four minutes left on this argument. Who was talking about how John Wick uses like Jiu-Jitsu and how that was lame? There's a video online you can go look it up

where a black belt and jujitsu goes over all the techniques and he talks about it being like flawless technique. No, no, I think the technique is great, but you don't think that would help you and... I mean, not if the person's holding a gun in one of their hands. You can yank my arm all you want. want, but in my other head, I got a gun.

He has a gun, and it's usually when they get down to hand-to-hand, both guns, you know, they slide apart to off the corners of the room, and they're kind of just using what they have at their disposal. The funny thing with Jiu-Jitsu, they make funny videos on it, but, like, Jiu-Jitsu is designed to help you when you're on your back. So it's like, you're not, like, engaging with somebody on your feet to, like, start doing Jiu-Zitsu on them. Right, exactly.

I'm about to get murdered. Come here. who do you think is winning in just straight up handing in combat? Jason Bourne. But I love the openness of everyone's minds. I recently re-watched all the

You can tell we all want to watch them. Yeah. Yeah, I was stoked to you brought up because last night I had a lot of fun watching Born Identity. And I even started the second one, but it was kind of late, and it's a long movie, but.

We watch the first born, and then next week we can come back with the same post-show. conversation. Yeah, I know. They both be at four. That's something we should do for the post show.

Pick something to watch. Yeah, and then have like a... A debate. Yeah, just have a little debate. Yeah, that'd be fun. Because I need... Yeah, I need a refresh. Yeah, that'd be fun.

Just always have something that we're just generally doing. Yo, I tweeted last night recommending... What is it called? The Night Agent? Yeah. Yeah, that's a fire show. I want to start that one soon.

Dude, hey, buckle up because you're going to want to bench it. It's like... I heard it's nonstop. Yeah, it's 10 out of 10 cliffhangers. Like, you're just like, motherfucker, I have to watch another one now. They crush it, dude. I can't wait to finish it up, but it's always good because you see the cycle of like those government style. There's something going on.

Let's Find the Truth. Those shows come around every few years. What was it in the past that I really loved? 24. 24 is a really good one. Dude, Kiefer Sutherland. That was like what got me into, like, cable television. Yeah.

I'm used to watch it, and we would just binge that shit. House of Cards. Good one. There's another one, too. I haven't seen Homeland by here. Homeland's a banger, bro. There's this other one. It's like the president dies in a bombing.

And somebody steps in as the president, and they're like an independent. Oh, is it Quantico? No. No. Movie or TV? A designated survivor. Have you seen that, JP?

Dude, that's a good, that's a good show. Those have good cliffhangers But where they're around the White House And they're always trying to figure out Like where the truth is and everything else I'm like obsessed with those shows But check out the night's watch Where are we at on time?

Literally One minute right now Dark is that on Netflix? I check it out German but they dub it in English Yeah Guys thanks for uh Thanks for hanging out with us

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