The Bobby Bones Show - 25W: Can the 2021 QB Class be Revived + Bobby's Latest Breaks + Recapping the 2014 Draft 10 Years Later

Episode Date: March 11, 2024

Following the Mac Jones trade, Bobby talks about which QB picked in the first round of the 2021 draft can revive their respective career in a new place. Bobby got a new load of boxes as part of the TikTok breaks he is now involved in and discusses some news stories around the country. Plus, they guys ran through the first round of the 2014 draft 10 years later to see how it panned out.    Download the DraftKings Sportsbook App today: https://dkng.co/bobbysports If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).   21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. N/A in NH/OR/ON. New customers only. Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 wager. $200 issued as eight (8) $25 free bets. Ends 9/19/22. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details.   Follow the Show: @25Whistles   Follow the Crew: @MrBobbyBones @ProducerEddie @KickoffKevin @MikeDeestro @ReidYarberrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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I, the only time, because it was on TikTok, I was flipping through and this guy was like, you gotta bet this game, it's the easiest game. And I didn't bet it. I was like, I don't know, I don't feel like good about it. So I didn't bet it. And he was like, you must take Duke to beat North Carolina. Oh, no.

Thank God. I've listened to that dude like every time and he's hit. And I don't even know who it is. It just pops up my algorithm. He just shows up. Well, because I think I'll watch the full video, so they're like, let's feed him more. Yeah.

But it was the only one because they were like, Duke's been on a hot streak. So I'm pretty happy. I didn't lose that one. Good call. Good call. Otherwise, I crushed the Arkansas game. I took Arkansas plus 12.

We ended up losing it overtime and that game sucked. Yeah, I got so mad at Kevin Kluge. Why? He sent me a text. We were up six with like... Oh, no. What did he do? Hey, we've all been there.

No, no, no. We've all been there. Let me read to you. Kevin Kluge's our trainer and our friend. This is exactly what happens. He goes, Arkansas, exclamation, exclamation, exclamation. He said, they got this. Oh, no.

They were up six with like a minute, 20 left. I said, if they lose, this text was, because right then they popped a three. And I'm like, Alabama, who's really good. Turn over, they had another three. I say, this is on you. Right when you texted that, it all turned, the game wasn't over. Why did you text that? He texts back, I'm actually ill.

Gosh, dang. I thought no way this text changes anything. I knew better. Gosh, dang. And then I said, in you of all people? He's a former athlete. I know, man, you know how this stuff works. And he said, you're right.

This is sports 101. God, they better rally. I'm cheering hard now. Never heard from him again. We lost in overtime. The next morning, 6.51 a.m. This is so that would be a Sunday morning.

First, comma. I'm an a-hole for that text yesterday. At least he realizes it. And then he said second, what was the word that the FSU fan said to the ref that got him ejected? Not sure if you remember that or not. Remember we went to Florida State?

Because the episode's up today. It was Sissy. It was. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was sissy. So, yeah, Kevin Kloog screwed the Razorbacks. But I had them plus 12, so I won a ton. Good.

No, they didn't win, though. No, but they covered. I would rather them win and lose the money. Yeah, but dude, at this point, like, you know what? SCT tournament this week. I know, I know, so that's what I'm saying. That game really didn't matter. I started saying you...

It did, because we would have played one less game in the tournament. Right. Now we have to play at the... Hey, but now you start with Vandy, dude. We good. We good. But if you would have won that game, you don't even play that round. That Wednesday?

Speaking of... Fannie beat us last the game before that. I know, I know. It's terrible. It's terrible. Speaking of what? Nah, nothing. Don't worry about it.

Go ahead. Nah, it's all good. You sure? Yeah, it's all good. I don't know what you're saying. I'll talk about it later. I need Kevin's number, man. Why?

Dude, the smoothie he got when we went? I got the same one, but I don't know what he got. And it's been driving me insane because it was so good. I just haven't been able to think of anything else. Yeah. You went to Florida State? Yeah. I thought maybe like he's a workout program or something.

You want to know the smoothie read? Dude, it was life-changing. It's not even his recipe. I know, but I doubt he remembers Zambian On. It's probably just saw a name up on the menu. I know. That's so good. I love you, man.

Okay, let's do the tittle-tattle. Get it. All right, let's go. All right, follow on the Mac Jones trade. Which quarterback from the 2021 class do you think has a best chance to revive their career? I like Justin Fields. I liked him in Chicago. There's a reason why some Chicago fans are,

upset because they liked that he was trending upward a bit. I think Justin Fields in the right system can be really good. Zach Wilson? I think Mack Jones has a good shot at revitalizing his career now that he's going to go be the backup for Trevor Lawrence because it just gives him a beat. He's still very young. Mitch Trubisky had this opportunity. Didn't really take advantage of it fully, but he goes to Buffalo and is the backup to Josh Allen. then there was a little bit of a market for him.

Like, we should give him another shot. He started a few places. Yeah. Well, then he went to Pittsburgh. You know, but I think Zach, or excuse me, Mack Jones gets that shot. He goes and takes a year, maybe two, backs him up. He's still very young.

He'll have another market that people are going to pay him decent money to come start. Trey Lance, here's the thing about Trey Lance. The Vikings, and this goes up today, we're recording this. The Vikings have been talking about maybe trading a third round pick for Trey Lance and let him come up and just run it. which is I think the only reason the Cowboys got him for that Right? To use him as trade bait later on Yeah yeah yeah I don't think

They gave up a fourth round for him So that's I mean that fourth round pick's pretty valuable Yeah but if I were to pick which one I think Justin Fields If in the right situation can be a really good quarterback I think Mac Jones probably gets another Great starting opportunity in a couple years Zach Wilson I don't know what the heck he's gonna do

Yeah And then Trey Lance it just depends like you're going to have to have a team. Kind of forget about him. Yeah. It kind of sucks. It's actually kind of sad. And good, I'm sure he's a good dude.

Everybody says he's a good dude. It wasn't his fault. He got drafted so high. Came out of a small school. Remember when we saw him warming up too, Eddie? Yeah. Yeah. He looked good.

And he's massive. Yeah, he's a big, well, that was part of it, right? Yeah, he's a monster. But he wasn't as athletic as they thought he was once he got to the NFL. Yeah. Zach Wilson, the dude that hooked up with mom's friend? Yeah.

That's awesome. How'd you know he was going to say? I mean, whatever. What else? What else would it be? I don't know. All right, next question. All right, with Mike Evans and Baker returning to Tampa, what do you put the buck ceiling at in 2024?

I think they can win 12 games. I think they're in a bad division. We'll see what other quarterbacks end up down in that division. But I think Baker's a pretty good quarterback. I've always been a big Baker guy. But it's not like they're new, and it's like we can't wait to see what they do. We just saw what they kind of do.

Yeah, yeah, last year. Yeah. So, you know, three years, 100 million bucks, it's pretty awesome for Baker. The guy was, like, bouncing around. People were saying it was over. I think he's in a good system down there. Mike Evans, two years, $52 million. The Bucks won a playoff game.

Don't forget about that. Because they won their division, and then they won the first round. I guess the Eagles. Oh, yeah. And stomped them. Yeah. So I think they can win 12 games, which is a lot. I don't know that I would say that if they weren't in that division, but can't control that.

A quick follow-up, if Matt Ryan, not Matt Ryan, sorry, if Kirk Cousins goes to Atlanta, then who do you like more out of those two? Man, he has so many weapons in Atlanta. I'm still going to go bucks, but only because I don't know where Cousins really is in his rehab. I assume he'll be good to go, but I don't know. And he's going to a new system, and that'll take a minute, even though he's a pretty cerebral guy, where Baker and Mike Evans are just, it's their second year. they come in as freshmen,

they're sophomores now, right, at college, basketball. So they definitely know the system, they know the coaches. I would still probably pick the bucks because I think Baker's a good quarterback. All right, next. All right, which conference going to basketball here? Which conference road win impressed you more over the weekend? Kentucky over Tennessee or North Carolina over Duke?

Kentucky over Tennessee, because Tennessee looks awesome. Yeah, Tennessee's great. Tennessee's a one seed, I'd assume. North Carolina and Duke, even if a team's bad. I'm not surprised if anybody who that's such a rivalry. If Duke's number one of the country in North Carolina's 300 and North Carolina wins

I'm still like, okay, well I get it. They hate each other. Those rivalry games are weird. Yeah. You see Philpowski? Yeah. Tripped that guy? Yeah. And he said he didn't. Tables have turned. Yeah. He obviously,

not obviously, it was obvious to me that he tripped a fan too. Whenever he got hurt when the court was stormed. I'm pro-court stormed now. Every good game. every two year. Every time they go anywhere if they lose, they're throwing water bottles, so I'm in. All right, what else?

Last one here. Currently leading the league in scoring, do you think Luca needs to change the way he plays for the Mavericks to be serious contenders? Mavs are 8 in the West, so they'd be in the play-in situation now. He had his six straight triple double, like 30 points. That's correct. I mean,

he's scoring so much. He's averaging like 35 points a game. I guess my answer would be yes from 10,000 feet up because you just look and they're not winning enough to automatically be in the playoffs 1, 2 or 3C and he's scoring tons of points

so where's the change? I mean even Jordan had to give up some points a little bit in order for those Bulls teams to start dominating. So, but I feel like even during the trade deadlines, because they got Gafford, didn't they? From Washington? You may look that up.

Kyrie, and they've been playing pretty well together. If they don't have anybody, I get it. But I just feel like they've been doing this over and over and getting the same result. So there's got to be something. They got Gafford, right? Yeah, Gafford and Washington. So, sure.

Because they ain't winning with him scoring 35 or 40. Anytime he scores over 40, I think their winning percentage is even less. So I'm going to go, yes, although Luke is awesome. And he gets to the hole anytime he wants to. Yeah. And they adjust a whole. I mean, they, to watch people blitzes,

him because they will they'll blitz him with the ball, I just get the ball out of his hands and him just to split blitzes is super cool but yeah I don't see maybe they just don't have the you know the like the soldiers there to win that war

but he's going to have to other people have to be involved because they're not winning games all right there you go thank you that's it title titill title hey we hit our parlay it was opposite day last week well listen this was a three team NBA one that Kevin

and Eddie picks. Let's be honest. We missed them all. All three. It was bad. All three, yeah. It's weird. I'll take the blame for it, though. No, don't know.

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Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. I got a couple more things in the mail. It should be ending soon. Like I know where my cutoff was in receiving any of this memorabilia from the breaks. So I think the last thing I'm going to get, because I was going back through my emails, still to come, I have a authentic George Kittle 49ers jersey.

Dang, that's cool. So when I parked, by the way, there is a box outside. There is. Go get it. Should I? I almost grabbed it, but I don't want to get arrested. I know, I don't want to be weird and be like, get arrested if you took Bobby's mail.

Yes, it's a federal crime. Okay. So I know I'm expecting a George Kittle autographed authentic jersey. A Dak Prescott. No, there is no. I have one. I have the jersey.

Oh, I thought you said I didn't come in yet. No. I've, I tried to get some cowboy stuff. I picked the NFC East and a lot of stuff, but everybody wants the NFC East. It kind of sucks.

They can't get on it. So I have a Indiana, Indiana, Indianapolis Colts helmet. It's a replica helmet. It's still big. It looks like a normal helmet. Menchu?

No. Payton? Jonathan Taylor. Oh, cool. Okay. I have a Jamar Chase, salute to service. signed mini helmet.

Cool. Which is worth like 300 bucks or so I looked at. Camouflage or something? Kind of, but it's a minute, you know how the mini helmets

are? Yeah. But some people would rather have many helmets than jerseys in this game. Yeah. Just depends on what they like. Yeah.

And I've not taken any out of the box. I don't even know if I'm supposed to. The mini helmets? Yeah. I would leave them in the box. Well, the problem is they don't look as good in the box. They're like,

I don't know. I got like the codes on them to prove they're real. Yeah. Could you pull them out and then put them back in whenever you're going to sell them? I would leave them in the box. Yeah, I would say no.

And the funcos. Dang it. Hey, but shout out to these places, though, for doing legit players and not just the random, like, second string linemen. It's not really the places for doing it. What happens is they buy from the brands that put it together. So let's say it was called Autograph Co-ink. Autograph Co-ink has paid players to come and sign a bunch of stuff.

Some are authentic. Most are custom. which aren't the, they look like the jersey, but they're not exactly the real play jersey. And the helmet, so let's say they pay somebody $10 to come and sign $150. And so some or some. Terrible deal.

Right. I'm just doing a game here. And then they pack them all randomly in these boxes, and the people that get them into the brakes don't know what's in the box. Because you have to unseal them on camera. Yeah. Cut the top, cut the seals on the sides.

And if people that are doing the brakes see you not do that, they don't get in the brakes. Yeah. So it's not the people, And they have to also say on the side of the box, like you could possibly win. Tom Brady. You could possibly say they can't just do all second stringers.

And if it was a bunch of crap coming out, people would stop buying from that company. But I've never seen like a second stringer, which is really cool. I have. I mean, I see Sam Howell sometime. I know he started, but he probably won't start next year.

Yeah, but we know who that is. I'm talking about... Oh, I did about a Devonet chain helmet, replica helmet. Looks like a four-gling. Yeah, like a jersey of his too, right? Yes, but I have a helmet coming too. So, but yes, if the company doesn't put great ones in,

that people won't buy from company. Right. Right. Okay. Because like you open it up and you're like, oh, it's a Dallas Cowboys. Sam Garcia. And like, well, who is?

Never that. Right. It is always somebody with some notoriety. That's pretty awesome. Yes. Well, they have to or people aren't going to want to buy from them. I'll bet what that be. We're going to try to do some of these breaks too.

We also, on this show, supposedly, because we're recording this before they come in, we have the dorm dudes coming in the studio. Really? Yeah. What do these guys live? In Ohio, but they're coming down to do this. That's awesome. And to talk with us because they're just,

they're, they're the group of breakers that I got to be a big fan of. Do you know what they look like? I have no idea. They don't show their faces to do it. Well, they also, nobody does this.

The first thing I would do to tell people if they were doing breaks on social media, TikTok, you can show your face, which is great. But also I'd put a name up of who it is because there are different people doing it. And people just have relationships with people. Yeah. Like, even if they don't really know,

like, it's like Jonathan, I'd have a Jonathan name tag up so people would know, oh, Jonathan's doing the breaks. And it just creates another level of, whatever the intimacy is between the person you're watching and listening to the other.

But they don't do that, so I don't even know any of their names. I recognize their faces from the Little Beach Circle. How many dorm dudes are the two? Don't know. There's more than that because under they pay people. Other dorm dudes come in and do it. Yeah. There's awesome. There'll be two there. Yeah.

But all these questions, I don't know if we're running this segment before or after. All these questions I'm going to ask them. Or I've already asked them, depending on we replace this segment. Okay, so those are still coming, and then we're going to get started with shooting and recording a bunch of the stuff. I did make a trade. for a jersey. On the spot?

Not on the spot, but people will message me when I win something and they go, I'd like to have that. What will you trade me? And so I've got like three Mike Vic things.

I told you I traded the jersey already. Yeah, yeah. I traded a Mike Vic ball for my favorite basketball player of all time, signed Jersey. Favorite basketball player of all time? Favorite basketball player of all time is?

Is... We talked about this. on the flight Budweb? No. Yes, but no. He says Budweb was as a kid but like right now.

The flight before that. Favorite? Oh, right now he plays for 76ers? Nope. A favorite player right now Drew Holiday. You remember right? Yeah.

Go. Pat Bev. Pat Beverly, that's right. I have Arkansas Razorback Pat Bev signed jersey. Oh, wow. So it's like the best. That's a great win for you.

Yeah, I was like, what do you have? And he told me, so we have anything from college because college is hard. And he said, I got a, Pat Bev.

Pat Bev 21, Arkansas jersey. And it's authentic because it's that. That's really cool. I thought you had that. No, I just got it. No, I just got it. That's perfect. I have a bunch of jerseys, but they all have my name on them.

That's really cool too. And then, this is one I got. This is that Stefan Diggs signed Funko. Oh yeah. Which is pretty cool. Nice. Really cool. I'm just going to show you guys a couple things that came in the mail.

Because we're about to be done with all of them. I wish the dorm dudes would do breaks with us on from the studio. But I don't have to, but that's their money on their. their stuff. I mean, I'd want to keep stuff. You buy it. You know? Can I ask. Okay, so this is... It's blue?

An authentic... Oh, signed. Wow. Peyton Manning jersey. Woo! Just a jersey unsigned is $200. Look at that. I looked it up.

I think I looked at up. Hey, Mike, would you look up a Mitchell and Ness blue, Peyton Manning signed jersey? And you could wear this one because it's so large. Man. But that's legit. But even his autograph looks like not half-ass. Like it looks like, you know, a legit autograph.

Yeah, I think you put a little time. Little effort. Some of the guys just like scruble up and down. Yeah. $1,000 at least. Wow! What do you want to put that back in that? Yeah, no problem, man.

Frame it, $1,300. Really? Yeah. So that's my point. I'll take care. I have a bunch that I'm not going to get $60 for. Yeah. But then it's when you hit the Peyton Manning authentic Colts jersey

I hit the Peyton Manning John Elway signed helmet Which I think I can get four grand for good hits man And I'm gonna sell it all back just about unless there's something I just love love to see if I can make back Or profit Is there something on top of your head right now that you love love you're for sure keeping Great question I love the Broncos helmet but I'm not gonna keep that Yeah you got to make money

Uh The Eagles that Jalen hurts Eagles helmet I get like like 800 bucks for I'll sell that. That's a really cool piece. I'd need to go through it again. I love the Pat Bev jersey. I'm not selling that. Yeah, I took that up.

But like the Warren Moon helmet. Yeah, that's really cool too. That thing's pretty sick. But I would, I'd probably sell that one too. Yeah, I don't know. I'm really not attached to it. It's more of a science experiment that I was going to do. So, but those are the last two things.

That's going to be down there. Okay. And the dorm dudes, that's going to be cool or fun. And maybe they already were. For that. Maybe they already were. A couple of other things I wanted to mention. scientists were baffled by a man who got vaccinated for COVID 217 times.

Saw that. Oh my gosh. But he's like a superhero now. I know he can fly. It's crazy. And he never got COVID. Like he never got it. Or did he didn't get real sick from getting the virus to me. He might have gotten the virus but didn't get symptoms. No, I'm sure he got tested. 219 times. But no, I'm sure he got tested, but he never got sick from having too much of the vaccine either, which I think is what I thought would happen. Sure. Like your body.

would freak out. A team of German scientists studied a 62-year-old man who deliberately got 217 COVID-19 vaccine shots over 20 months. He suffered no negative vaccine-related side effects. Where's the oversight in that? Like, where's like, I've seen you before. Yeah, I was going to say, don't the doctors at some point be like, hey, man, 53, you're good. Yes, I know.

He was doing it for other people. He's making money off of it. What do you mean? Oh. Well, okay, my name's Richard. Hey, Richard. I'm Eddie. Nice to meet you.

Yeah. Yeah, give me a COVID shot there. I know, Eddie, since you do shots here. Yeah, here you go. All right, see you later. I'm going to the CBS down the road. What's up, man? I am Connor.

And here's my ID. God, you sound that weird. Well, they don't even look. Yes, I'm sure. Boom. So now Connor's got his card. Connor didn't want to get the vaccine. Oh.

So now Connor's been vaccinated. So that's what he was doing. He was getting like four doses a day. That's insane. So a lot of people wouldn't get the shot. So he said, well, let me make some money off this. And he got as many shots as he could. Over 29 months.

217 shots. Does that also make you feel like the shot does nothing? This is how I feel about it now. If somebody can get that many and it doesn't affect your body? Well, let me give me my controversial COVID take. Because this is just in general. I think when it happened, regardless of how it got out,

if it was from the lab, if it was from a guy eaten, the head of a monkey? Monkey. Regardless of how it got out, we didn't really have an idea of what was going to happen. And now we can see that for the most part, it definitely killed older people.

Sure. It definitely killed younger people. One of our friends' dads died of COVID. It was like 53 or 54. So it definitely did that. And so when something is novel, and they would say the virus was novel, you really don't know enough about it.

So you're just trying to protect your butt in as many ways as possible and hopefully make the safest decision for the most people possible. But in order to- Who are you talking? What tense are you talking? Like as the government?

Yeah. Okay. And so mostly, because I do not believe the government was putting a chip in us. People believe that? They do, but I think the government's already got a chip in us.

It's called our phone. The government already has a way to watch all of us. Wait a sec. They don't need to put a chip on our bodies. Everybody's going everywhere with their phones. So that to me is, I'm not the government's not monitoring us, guy.

Of course they are. You ever heard of the Patriot, by the way? They get here and do it. They just don't need to put it in our skin. So, they're like, well, it's been shown this is killing people. and if they don't universally say you have to do it,

I ain't doing it. We're just not going to do it. They also don't know really what the effects of it are going to be on a mass population because it's never existed in the degree it was. So what they're doing is going, God dang, if we don't shut it all down, there's a possibility. 80% of people could be eradicated, even if not.

And they know it's probably not the probability, but the possibility. So they go, this is what we're going to do. It's like if a tornado's coming. Oh my God, tornado warning. It's like eight miles away. What do you do? You do everything you put you in the basement.

Does it hit most time? No. Does it maybe hurt some stuff around you? Yeah. Does it actually hit some people and kill them and demolish their house? Yes. Absolutely. So it was basically, and I've never heard this theory, so this is just something I've come to myself.

It was basically a tornado warning. Because, yeah, it's going to kill some people. It might kill a whole lot of people. And we think that this will keep that from happening. Now, obviously we've learned so much about it since, but we didn't have that knowledge. We didn't have the education on it because there was no education on it.

So here we are. Everybody's getting the shot. I got the shot. I would bet dollars to donuts. It's something, Arkansas Keith used to say. I like that. That the vaccine actually wasn't good for some people. because all of our bodies are different.

Yeah. That the vaccine probably made some people sick and did think, just like anything else we put in our, there are some pills where people don't know or an allergy. You allergic to something? Well, pills are good too because they all have side effects, but you may never feel the side effects, depending on your body.

But I think the decision that was made, and you have to remember, you can go, Trump was the president. He got the COVID shots. There's been a lot of, modifying how it actually happened where it's one side's like pure COVID shot, one is not. But it was so crazy even at the time the Republican president was getting the COVID shot and telling people to get the COVID shot and saying, I'm the one that created the COVID shot.

He's kind of backed away from that now. Because, and this is not a political thing, but because that political party has assigned themselves to being the non-COVID. It easily could have been the opposite. I'm going to tell you why. It easily could have been the Democrats, liberals, whatever you're going to call them. They could have easily been,

we're not taking the COVID shot. We have a choice. We have control of our body. It's our own choice. Yeah. We, you know, liberals, crazy hippies. We're not putting a chemical in our body. It easily could have been either way.

So it's not really aligned with anyone's views. It was only because it was a very political climate because an election was coming out. So what happens is some people get sick from the virus, but you have everybody who is now political and going, look, it's the virus that did it. You have some people that was saved, probably more. You had some people that took it and then got sick,

but maybe it wasn't as bad. Or like this guy, took it that many times and did nothing. Right. My point is, while looking back at it, now it's easy to go, no, the vaccine wasn't good for some people and it really hurt them, could have even killed them. For most people, it probably helped.

Some people, I'm sure, it saved their life. old people. But there's so much nuance to it. And the longer we get away from it, the more nuance there is to what was in it. Why were they doing it? Who did it help? Who did it not help? But I don't think anybody was out to push along an agenda while it was happening. I think it was the decision makers going, we got to shut it all down because we don't really know. We know that tornado could hit our house and it hit some houses. And it completely missed some. And you had people in the basement going, well, we never even saw the tornado. But I think that to me is, as I get farther from it, and I know people who it was initially kind of assigned as a long COVID. But what had happened is people that got COVID

that were super healthy, it reacted in their bodies in a way, even with the vaccine, that all these viruses that had lied dormant, it kind of was like, hey, wake up. Like you got COVID, but then if you had, like I know somebody who never remembers is getting mono, but got COVID, got better on COVID, and then like two weeks later, had mono so bad. Wow. And at first the doctor was just calling it long COVID, but then once they go in and see, oh, COVID's actually gone into a party. and met up with some old friends and been like, why don't we party?

And it's, it's, it's been debilitating for people. And you see it on TikTok too, where some people are like, I had long COVID, but now we're kind of figuring out exactly what it is. And nobody's wrong because that vaccine has actually been really bad for some people.

That vaccine has been really good for some people. That vaccine has really done nothing for some people. But at the time, I think the people, And we're working as a world. Remember, it's a world thing. Oh, yeah. It wasn't.

Oh, yeah, no, no, it wasn't a U.S. Just because we had an election here. Yeah. Like, there were decisions made because it was an election. Remember, the party now that's anti-vaccine, and that's fine. And now I don't get the vaccine anymore. People are like, you still update it. I'm okay.

I can't, we've spent enough time with it. We're on booster number seven now. Yeah. But here's also the thing about the vaccine. And people are like, the vaccine's bad. They've still been researching the vaccine of what it can do and what it's in it. They've still been researching. So the argument of don't get it because we don't know enough about it.

That argument's dead. Now we do know a lot about it with people and also they've had enough time to continue developing out what and how much and who. So this guy, 219 times, my hero. And he's just walking around like, yeah, man, I did it. That many times. That's crazy. Check me out.

And although we don't know what I did to him. No. We might die in in 50 years. He could be 300. We have no idea what it's, but that's novel. Someone taking it 219 times or he could kick over tomorrow.

Yeah, yeah. So, and I hope, and listen, I don't really get into COVID a whole lot, especially the science of it because I don't understand a lot of the science and the chemicals that have been put into it.

I have not, I never say I research stuff because that's me looking on the internet. I have sat and been able to talk to specific doctors that have basically dedicated their life to helping people not get COVID, when they get COVID, how to get better, working on the different elements of long COVID. I've set with three specific doctors who this has just been their life. And even now they're going, yeah, to some people, it really wasn't. a big deal. Like, looking back, probably wouldn't have locked everything up like that.

We just locked up. They said that? Yeah. Was there an I'm sorry or my bad on that? Well, they didn't do it. They're doctors. No, no, no, I know. But like, my weird thing about all this is like, no one ever comes down and says, like, you know what? They can't. I was wrong about that. Here's why they can't. It's stupid. Our culture doesn't allow that in politics. Doctors will do that because they've now learned. We continue. See, the doctors that I've heard, they're always just like, well, what we've found out now is that. But it's not like, my bad, we're wrong. We screwed up on that. They can't say. They can't say. screwed up because they made their decision based on the best medical advice and literature and discussions that they had at the time. They can go, it was wrong for us to have been told that.

Yeah. And sometimes doctors. I just want them. My bad somewhere in there. And they do say my bad when they pay out if they like cut off the wrong arm. My bad. Yeah. But I don't think it was their bad. They literally were going with what they knew based on journals and research limited. Yeah, and I get that. And so what my, what my, And if we do this again in a year, I may go, you know what? From what I knew then, my bad. A couple things I was wrong about. Maybe don't get it 219 times.

Hey, same with sports guys too. They never, be like, my bad, I was wrong. Calhard does. Calhard does. What's what I like about calling show? He does. That's cool. Where Colin was right.

We're calling was wrong. And he'll go, this is where I was wrong. Yeah. But I do like how he does it because he positions it with, hey, first up, here's how I was right. But I did screw up a couple times. But I did do that. So that's my feeling on COVID now.

where if even as my doctor, one's a friend, two, or just, I've been lucky enough to say, hey, can I sit and talk with you about this? I think now we're seeing some of the negative effects of people being locked up, especially kids when they couldn't go to school. When now what we see is, for the most part,

percentage-wise, it was killing all people. But so does the bad flu. And now they say, and this is also where people just get online and they're idiots. I'm also an idiot at times. So idiot, recognize idiot. And the new story came out that was, now if you get COVID, just treat it like a flu. Just treat it like a bad cold. But the reason that is is because it's gotten so much weaker.

Because so many people got vaccinated because passing one to the other. And sometimes- Our bodies take care of that too. Yeah. And it runs out of places to go. So it's not that they're going. we were so wrong about this, because I think with the knowledge they had,

they'd do it again similarly. It's now, it's gotten so weak that it's that level. It's where it's like it's not going to kill you. If you're an old person, but if you're an old person, you get the flu real bad, it could kill you. So I don't know how eloquently I told that, but that is my feeling from what I have learned

about COVID now and then. And there were a lot of mistakes, but there are always going to be a lot of mistakes. When Godzilla's coming out, you've never met Godzilla before. You're not even sure if it's a good guy or a bad guy. You've seen a bunch of movies sometimes. It's a good sometimes this is bad.

But you don't make the right decisions. I saw it there making a new Godzilla King Kong movie. You should watch. Yeah, Godzilla versus Kong. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's the new one coming out, right? Oh, the movie. I'm talking about what's the show called Monarch.

Yeah. Monarch's good. Yeah, it's real good. And it's Godzilla. I hate Godzilla. You should watch Godzilla minus one. It just came out last year. They still Godzilla's baby or what? This one?

It's more hardcore, more artsy. Is it black and white? No, it's not black and white, but it isn't Japanese. Oh. No chance. We almost watched a movie called Falling Separately or something. I think maybe for a nominative picture of the year.

Anandami of a fall? Boom. Close enough. Close. Caleb's like, let's watch Anatomy of a fall. I hear it's great. I go, I don't know what it is, but if it's nine and rotten tomatoes.

It doesn't matter what it is. It could be. Clint the Plummer poops for two hours. Nine on Rotten Tomatoes. Let's go. All right. And we watch the preview real quick and it's like, voe,

oh, it's French? No chance I'm out. Oh, man. It's like half French, half English. Oh, it is? There's English in it? Bones, you got to stop doing that. You're going to miss out on really good movies.

Here's the thing. I'm not arguing that point. I agree. Like Parasite? How good was Parasite? It was amazing. Not one word of English. Maybe one.

Maybe a few words. If a foreign language movie makes it to America, that means it's at a different level. I agree. If you're just watching a random one in a different language, not arguing it's not going to be amazing because any foreign language, whenever I watched Squid Game,

I thought I was Korean. I was watching it so much. I was walking out saying Korean words. It's hard for me to get into something. I have no idea what it is about. Somebody's just recommending, and all the sudden, blah, blah, blah.

Plus, you're like me. I mean, you watch everything on captions anyway, right? I absolutely do. Can I turn it on English speaking and have English captions. I think with anatomy of the fall, you can't because it goes back and forth between the two,

so I don't think they have it dubbed that way. Because the characters themselves will speak English, and then they'll go into French. What's the ratio? It's probably, maybe 60% French, 40% English. Majority French.

And you liked it? Oh, well, that one actually didn't like. After all that. You gave me a good reason to not watch it. I can see why people would enjoy that movie. Can you plot me on that? It's this woman. who her husband dies and her son who is deaf

is the only witness so she has to go through this entire court process of explaining all the details on how he died. Sounds amazing. Well, no, if he's deaf, just turn all the sound off. Then I'm not hearing a foreign language. No, no, no, no, everyone else around is talking. Excuse me, blind. Oh, well, that's different. Oh, I can still hear. Ro, ro, ro, ro, real. Reed, do you need to do your meeting? No, it's canceled. We're good. Why? I got it

figured out and they were like, don't worry about it. Do we have issue with our show going up on the Friday? No, luckily I'd started the process yesterday instead of like 3 o'clock today. Got it. Ado boy. We're good, yeah. Also, I tried to hold myself in this whole time, but for a moment there, your

college shirt was covering the G and O. So it was just ASS equals goat. I've been seen that all day. Oh, really? That's really funny. It says gasso equals goat. Uh-huh. That's funny. But the G and the O I mean, that's not a bad shirt

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radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. A while back, we talked about the 23 NFL draft, 2013 NFL draft. And so it was 10 years from the day. And so it's a really terrible draft. And that's why we talked about it. And I could talk about some of this stuff real quick. But again, this is the 2013 before I get into the 2014. Like no one came out of that draft.

So again, this is the first round. First overall pick. Let me find that. Again, I was looking at it and I was just trying to figure out, well, it's only been 11 years. Some of these guys could still be in the league. First overall pick, Kansas Chiefs from Central Michigan, Eric Fisher. First overall pick, offensive tackle.

Number two overall pick from Jacksonville Jaguars, Luke Jockel. Offensive tackle. That's one and two. Number three, Miami-Dolphins, Dion Jordan. Number four, this was a good one. This is the first one that actually was, and still would be considered great. Number four, offensive tackle, Lane Johnson from Oklahoma. Number five, defensive end, BYU.U.

Ezekiel Anza, Detroit Lions. Wow. Number six, Cleveland drafted Barquevius Mingo. Number seven, the Cardinals drafted guard Jonathan Cooper. at 8 Devon Austin to the Rams He didn't have playing for Texas

For that Cowboys He'd had like a year Wasn't that who that was? No, who was that? Who was his first name? TABAO-N Oh, Tavon, yeah He was a good receiver, right?

Oh yeah For like a year Returner. Yeah, more of a part-returner. Yeah, but he was number eight overall. Number nine, D. Milner, cornerback. Number 10, Chance Womick.

Offensive Guard. And this is top 10 picks in the entire. crazy, man. I'm going to give you just a few more. Number 11, DJ Fluker, the Chargers. Number 12, DJ Hayden, the Raiders. Number 13, Sheldon Richardson. The Jets. Now, he, if I remember

correctly. Solid. Yeah, like, he had a career. Yeah. Star Lutele. I don't know, say his name. Lodulele. Was he good? Eh, for a couple years. Where did he go? Carolina.

Yeah, Carolina. He went to 14. The number 15 pick. Kenny Vicaro. Kenny. Our buddy used to say. Saints. Love Kenny Vicaro. He was in college.

Well, in Texas, he was awesome. Here's the story. So we're at eating lunch by the lake in Austin. And this boat's pulling up with a bunch. I mean, there's probably, what, 12 girls on there? 12 girls, three dudes. Kenny Vaccaro's one of the dudes. Nice.

Like, and my buddy, I mean, we're all, we haven't seen some of our buddies in a while, so we're all sitting there eating lunch. And one of our buddies is like, God, look at that. Kenny Vacarro, man. What a life. What I do to be. on that boat. And we're like, bro, like, we haven't seen each other in a while. We're all

sitting here eating lunch, us buddies, and you're over there. And he did that for 30 minutes. Oh, check. Dude, you got those chicks on that boat. He's got the life. I want to be Kenny Vaccaro, man. The first quarterback taken in the draft, the wild thing was, it didn't happen to number 16.

You know, and they really reach now. They'll take a risk. In number 16, Buffalo Bills, E.J. Manuel. Like, did he have a career and does he have? Yeah, but not really. But not really. Not, you know, the first quarterback in the draft.

Jarvis Jones at 17 Steelers. Okay. Eric Reed, that was a pretty baller. Yeah. Because Eric Reed ended up going and playing for the Chiefs. Yeah. And he was good. Yeah.

Or Justin Reed. I got drafted by the 49ers. I thought it was. No, Eric Reed. Was he a safety? From LSU. Yeah. Safety from LSU.

Didn't you go play with the team? He got drafted by the Niners, and then he was okay. But didn't he... You're thinking of Justin Reed. Safety, Justin Reed. Are you? Are you a common name, guys? Am I really?

He plays for the Chiefs now. He played for the Chiefs. Yeah, but what about that? We look up Eric Reed, see if he ever played for the Chiefs. I'm wrong. I'm sure I'm wrong at this point. He might have, yeah. He bounced around the last couple years, I think.

Then that means... If you played that means, he's bounced around it. He definitely wasn't... I guess I looked at him and thought, man, Eric, freaking Reed. I'll be really. I've only in Panthers. Okay. the wrong guy.

Who was the safety, though, for the Chiefs? It was real. Tyre Matthew? No, before him. Oh, Eric Berry. Eric Barry. Eric Barry. I was thinking Eric Reed was Eric Berry with Eric Berry with Eric Berry.

Justin Pugh with the Giants offensive tackle. He had a, I remember his name. Yeah. He still plays a little bit. I was going to say, I think he might even be around. Okay, so that was it. I'm looking at some of the people that were pretty good. Dondra Hopkins went 27th.

Wow. To the Texans. Cordell Patterson went 29th. Now we've got names all right. Vikings, but it took us 27 picks, really. And in the first round, and the first time I saw it, I saw Elam went in the first round, number 32. Who?

Elam. Elam. But not a kicker. Elam, you're familiar with Elam the kicker? Is it the league forever? No. It's not him. It's Matt Elam in safety.

Yeah, from Florida. Who's the cat? I don't remember the kid. I don't remember. I used to play with him all the time. Madden. And he's pretty good. Reiths you're talking about Elon Musk.

And he played for the, uh, the, Broncos, I think, originally. Jason Elam played four. He retired at 96. Oh. What? He retired in 96? Oh, I was five.

He was done playing. I was five. We were in high school. I definitely don't remember him. He played for the Broncos. Yeah, he did. I remember. No, no, no, no.

He played to 2007. Oh, okay. Sorry. Okay. He played for the Broncos from 93 of 2007. You were driving. He was legit. He was madden.

Really? That's why I thought, I kicked on the first round. but one, two, Super Bowls, three-time all-pro, three Pro Bowls. Wow. Good for him. Denver Broncos' Ring of Fame as a kicker.

Dang. Now they got Matt Prater with the barbed wire tattoos. He was around forever on the Broncos. Also, though, this isn't the same guy, right? No. Yeah. Field goal percentage, 80. 80%.

That's pretty good. He attempted 550, made 436. scored almost 2,000 points. Was Sebastian Janakowski the earliest drafted kicker ever? From Florida State. He's not in this draft. Probably. He was first round, though, wasn't he?

I was wrong about Eric Berry or Justin Reed. I mean, Eric Reed. Whatever. So now I question everything I'm about to say. I'm sure like a kicker back in maybe the 50s or something. But the draft wasn't upset. I thought like third or fourth round, Janikowski, and that would have been the crazy. What is it?

I see someone in 1966 Charlie Gogalak? Classic Gogalak, man. Oh, man. one of the best. Round one, pick number six. Dang, dude. Number six? They had a different class. God, dang. They're playing different kind of ball then, boys. That's when, like, football is

like, hey, we need a kicker. It's called football, boys. Like, we need a kicker early. Yeah, all the other ones were in the 70s, and Janikowski comes in at number four. Number four, what? Overall. Where was he drafted? Round one, pick 17. Wow, he was round one. Good call. For you.

17th overall pick? No, for Kevin. Oh, did you say that? Yeah. I knew he was an early, maybe the earliest of like, I don't know, AD. And he plays for... There's BC in AD. I feel like that guy's BC. Yeah. Yeah. The other two were 79 and then

1978. Boy, that's right on that line. I feel like AD would be like 1989 and above is AD. The game started to change a little bit. It wasn't, let's try to break their arm this play and get them out of the game so the better shot to win. That's barbaric. Or when the defensive end would head slap and get people

concussions every play. Yeah. Yeah. Deacon Jones with the clothesline or whatever? Deacon Jones, man. Is he a ram? Who was he? Yeah. Yeah. The Fearless Foresum? The Foursome? The linemen. Yeah. Vikings for me, purple people eaters?

Yeah, there you go. Don't even, that was before me. They weren't the perfect people if I was alive. That was like a PC. The Steelers had the iron. Is it the steel curtain? Steel curtain. And then what were the bears? the Super Bowl shuffle. Midway Giants. Oh, that's got to be old.

That's got to be from the 20s, dude. Yeah, I think you're talking about when they didn't even know what a forward pass was yet. The tears of the Midwest. That's a good one. I think they had a nickname too. They had something like the... I bet Mike will find it for us. Mike, now we put him in the position of we just say so much wrong stuff.

Monsters of the midway. It is. Monsters of the midway. All right. So 10 years, 2014 first round. definitely a different story. It's like they all went, we don't want to do that again from 2013.

And you also have a quarterback in the first five picks. So, Jadabion Clownie, number one, overall to Houston. Huge. Huge. Good. B plus career. Yeah. I've the first couple of years.

You didn't think he'd still be around 10 years later, but he is. Injuries? He just wasn't. And when he went to Texan, and I remember Clownie, because I think he played in South Carolina, he was killing people. Oh yeah, remember that game again at the Michigan. And the big debate was, was he going to be the first overall pick?

And obviously he ended up being the first overall pick. Oh, that Michigan, I think he had knocked his helmet off. Yeah, he almost killed a guy. Yeah. That's pretty exciting. And he was really good for a couple years. I think he, is he still in the league right now? Ravens.

Yeah, like he had the Ravens, yeah. The Rams, Greg Robinson, an offensive tackle. At number three, Jacksonville took and played, and I believe he won a playoff game. I think Blake Bortles. Yeah, went to the AFC championship. We were at. Where do you play? UCF. UCF.

He's on the wall. Blake freaking Bordels. Sammy Watkins to number four. That was the receiver. Went to Clemson. With the bills. Good job. Oh, let's see if you can name where they're from.

This is a fun game now because some of these guys are actually good. Like who drafted them or where they're from? Who drafted them? Kalil Mack. By the way, freaking beast, great pick. Kalil Mack. I mean, and he's still playing now. Is he in San Diego now?

Well, L.A. But yeah. San Diego. Sorry, the Chargers. Yeah, yeah. You got drafted by the Giants. No, all bears, bears, bears, the Raiders. Oh, damn.

You said it? You said it? I said Raiders, right? The Bears made the crazy draft. I mean, the crazy trade with them. Yeah. When they sent them to LA. Yeah.

Jake Matthews. Offensive tackle. You probably know that, huh? Chargers. Atlanta Falcons. Still playing. Yeah, still playing. Really?

Mm. Okay. Mike Evans. Where do you play college ball and where do you get draft? Texas A&M. Yep. Good job. And then he went, has he been with the,

No. I'm just going to go with Bucks just because he's been there for so long. Yeah. He stayed there the whole time. Drafted by him. Stayed there just on a new two-year deal. Wow. Okay.

Pretty cool. Justin Gilbert, cornerback. Any idea at all? Cornerback? Illinois. Cleveland. Browns by the Oklahoma State. Anthony Barr, linebacker.

I'm not familiar with Anthony Barr. Yeah, he's the Vikings picked him up. Still? Nice, dude. Right? No, no, no. He's not there anymore. Yeah.

I think the Cowboys had him for a little bit. Yeah. I think he played from this past year. It's like a reserve guy, though. I don't know he was. Eric Ebron. Lions. Yeah.

Dude. Go, baby. I did not expect you to get that. Did you guess that or did you see it? You visualize it. I'm going to visualize it. Good job. I'm just trying to picture that name.

Does fantasy help a lot? Sure. Yeah, but not here. Big time, but that's not a, that's a. Not here. I don't know. He's a tight end. Yeah.

Oh, okay. But I never had him. He's kind of like, you need two injuries for that to happen. Dude, fantasies and sports cards are the ones that really help that stuff out. Yeah. And now a bit gambling. Yeah. And with the breaks that I do, divisions.

Like, I know all them really easy now. But yeah, fantasy, a big part of it. Taylor Leone, 11th overall pick from what college? Because I don't know that I remembered him going to school here. Tennessee. Michigan. Oh, I didn't know that because he's friends with Ryan Hurd. I knew that.

Oh, are they friends? Yeah. And then what about what team you get drafted by? The Titans. Correct. And think about Taylor, he retired a Titan, right? He hasn't officially retired, but... Well, he lost a whole lot of weight.

Yeah, he ain't playing no more. Yeah. Yeah. O'Dell Beckham Jr. College? Where did he go to school? And recently, he was in trouble because he was passing out money on the sidelines. Okay, he got drafted by the Giants. Yeah.

But he went to Alabama. LSU. Close. Close. He's giving the players money when they won the national championship. This was before NIL, right? Yeah, that's right. Aaron Donald.

Aaron. Rams. No, no, no. Aaron Donald got drafted by the... Is it the Rams? I'm just going to go Rams. St. Louis Rams. Okay. And where did he play college ball? Oh, no clue. USC. I wouldn't have got this. Pittsburgh. Would you got that? Yeah. Good for you. He could just lie. I'd say yeah, but I believe...

You know what? If I don't know, I'm going to let Kevin answer. Okay. Kyle Fuller, cornerback, number 14 overall pick. Kyle Fuller. Texans. Mm-mm. Have you looked at these, though? No, no, I just put them together.

But I didn't, all the sudden. I swear. He knows everything. All the sudden, he's like, yeah, I knew it. I swear. The Clemson. Kyle Fuller, what's cool? The Bears.

Virginia Tech? Yeah. Okay. Okay, you know the answer. I swear. Hey, here's one. You'll know this one because it's not a great. Well, I won't say ending.

Maybe ending to his career. But still go, Ryan Chazir. Ryan Chazir. Right? Yep. Chazir. 49ers Hittsburg

Oh You know what happened to him? No He's paralyzed I mean he's walking now A bit From a hit Yeah

Yeah Yeah against the Bengals Remember he couldn't walk You know he's like He can walk a bit now And they like brought him out The next draft He's also got the

I forget the what's the syndrome called Where they don't have hair on eyebrows or Alopecia? Yeah Alopecia That's how you might know him too Wow I'm mostly known for a story

about getting hurt and they said never walk again. Dang, dude. It was like on Sunday or Monday night football too. Zach Martin. Zach Martin, Notre Dame, Cowboys. Nice. Let's go. That's funny. It's like I asked you what your own birthday was.

It's a cowboy. C.J. Mosley. C.J. Mosley. Colts? Ravens from Alabama. Dang, dang, dang. Calvin Pryor. I'm going to pass through some of these. Louisville Jets.

Joanne James, he still play? If he does, I don't, I can't know where he is. I have no idea. Joanne James, offensive tackle, went to the Dolphins. Brandon Cooks? Brandon Cooks? Rams? Another Rams?

No. It's okay. Rams already picked in the first round this year. They could have traded for a lot of them. Brandon Cooks plays with the Cowboys now. Yeah. It's not Rams. Who dropped in the Saints.

Went to Oregon State. How about Ha-ha Clinton Dix? Yeah, the past. Packers got him. You know what went to college? Alabama. Yeah, good job. Johnny Mansell went 22nd overall.

Texas A&M. Browns. Yeah. What's crazy, too, is that Mike Evans and you know that when you saw the Baker documentary, you see it a little bit. It's not like they make a big deal about it, but they play together. Yeah. Mike Evans and Baker Mayfield.

Who would have thought? Johnny Manzo. Johnny. Johnny, yeah. Yeah. D Ford. Slam dunk, slam dunk champion. D. Ford.

Is he a Browns, too? Chiefs. Oh. D. Brown was a slam dunk champion. That's maybe why you said Browns. Whoa. Wasn't D Brown the one that put his arm over his eyes and dunked Slam Dunk Championship? I don't know.

But, you know, the brain's weird like that. If that's D. Because now I think it's Brown who said Brown. I said Browns. That would make sense. Mike. The no look dunk. The no look dunk is by D.

D. Brown. Wow, dude. That's crazy. Yeah. The human brain, man. It's nuts. Or did you just. No.

How would you just? I mean, brown's a pretty generic name, dude. Are you sure? Not. But again, I can't explain what's in my head. There's really nobody else on the list because we could go through. But my only point was, oh, here's one more. Yeah, better picks than that. Much, yeah. Teddy Bridgewater.

Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville. Great job. Nice. Minnesota? Yeah. Nice. That's pretty good, dude. Thanks, dude. Thank you.

Are you all caught up on Dynasty? No. The last one I watched was the draft. the big, the big tight end draft. Well, this week, as of now, they're all out. Oh, they are? Oh, as of today, yeah.

Well, we recorded, as of the recording of this. I know what you're saying. I know what you're saying, man. Yeah. Cool, I'm excited. The Aaron Hernandez one is, whoo. You know, I don't think that you're, you've seen the 30 for 30 documentaries

on Aaron Hernandez, right? So, I mean, there's nothing crazy, obviously. You kind of know what you know. But the inside of it is, operation-wise and how he was. So you saw that episode on Dynast? I did, dude. It's pretty cool. It kind of leaves you just being like, wow, this is a lot.

It's a lot. I purposely waited until all four were done because the first six I watched altogether. Then I was like, oh, man, I got to wait. So I just held off. I held my pee. And it starts to hurt. You're like, I just want to do it. You got to pee. But I just held my pee because I wanted I wanted that, oh, when I finally got to do the four. But that came up because, you know, that was a big draft for them, two tight ends.

And then you know, don't say too much. I'm not saying too much, but when they're in the draft room kind of just like, do we do this? Do we not do this? I don't know. Should we do this? Okay, I'm going to read a few things that I have on my page here that I've been going to talk about and then we're going to be done. These four notes that I have.

Number one, I was shocked that kickoff Kevin does not know anything about wrestling. Yeah. I'm not too shocked by it. There's like a five-year window where I was really, really into it. As a kid. Stone Cold, the rock, the Hardy. I don't know what that is. Generation X?

Yeah. Now we're talking. See, even if he was into it, he would be into the... Yeah. That's SDX. Yeah, that's what we're talking about, right? But like Sean Michaels, pre all of that was... Freaking, the Rockers.

Yeah. Sean Michaels, Marty, Janetti. Then he was the Heartbreak Kid solo. Then he was... But he didn't know all that. We were talking about our favorite wrestler of all time. Did you pick, who picked Hulk Hogan? I did.

What a lame answer. But that way he was like the star of our generation. I hear you, but it's like going, what's your favorite John Mayer's song? Your Body's a Wonderland. Oh, that's a jam, dude. Body is a wonderland. To me, my favorite John Mere's song. And Kevin, who did you say favorite was?

Stone Cold. It's hard to hate on that. Yeah, he was awesome. But see, Stone Cold is that Hulk Hogan. He is that generation's Holcogen. But did that generation also have like the rock, who is just as big as him? But I hated him.

Okay, but our generation had Hulk Hogan and it had Rick Flair. Okay, so you like the either one or the other. But also, no, not one of the other. Rick Flair, you liked him when he was good, hated him when he was bad. He was, woo! But wrestling wasn't as universally accepted than as like attitude era when it was much bigger. Did you ever go to a match? Yeah.

You did? Uh-huh. In Arkansas? Here too. I moved here. No, no, I'm talking about when you were a kid. Oh, no. Oh, yeah.

I went and watched the Von Ericks. Okay. That's cool. That was like mid-south wrestling when I was a kid. And they were local boys, right? No, they're from Texas. But they wrestled in Memphis a lot and made a trip over once, the pyramid and watched them.

That movie, you've seen the movie? And I haven't seen it yet. Oh, then that doesn't even matter to you. No, I haven't seen it yet. Which one? The Vont claw. Iron claw. It's about to, have you seen it?

Yeah, I've seen it. Oh, my gosh. But my uncles, I remember they always gave me in a headlock and be like, the claw, the claw. I have no idea what they're talking about. It was their dad's move and then Yvonne Erics did it See, when you say that, I think of the movie Lyer Lyer Lire Lair Lair.

I never said Lair Lair. Yeah. Oh, such a good movie. I went to, is it WCW? Uh-huh. Was WCW and the Road Warriors were there? Is that Road Warriors? Hawking Animal.

Shoulder pads. It's Spike. It's freaking awesome, man. Face is painted. And that was my first time to ever go to a wrestling match. And it was amazing. And then one of the road warriors

fell out of the cage. I fell out of the ring. And then he went under the ring. And I'm like, that's weird. right in front of us. Like that's weird. And he came out with blood all over his face. Then he gets up back in the ring.

He's like, oh, I'm bleeding. So he went down and cut himself. Either cut himself or got all the blood all over his face. That's the first time I realized. Cut himself. Oh, wow. This is a stage thing. They do mini slices.

M.I and I. They really do? Mini slices, yeah. Dang. I thought they were. Especially like ECW stuff and some of those, you know, they put on the ground, they'd put like a staple.

but dumb tacks on the ground. What's his name that had the sock-o? Yeah, Mankind. Yeah, he was awesome. Mankind, first of all, he was Cactus Jack. Oh, the shoes. Yeah, but he was the original Cactus Shack. Mankind, dude love.

But, yeah, he was all, Mankind. It's funny, you know him as Mankind. I guess he was biggest as Mankind. Yeah, he has one of the best matches ever with him and Undertaker, hell and himself. Yeah. That's my favorite wrestling match of all time. And you have to be amazing to have the physique that he had and last that long.

Because it wasn't like he was ripped. No, but he was so dedicated. He put his body on the line. Is that the one where they had the cage? Yeah. And they just like, yeah, threw the top. Oh, my. The ringer.

Yeah. It was like from 20 feet up. That was crazy. I watched, he was in, I watched an interview with him recently. And maybe it's on TikTok. And this is what I was going to get to is Kevin does it. My favorite wrestler of all time is blonde-haired sting. Before he went black-haired sting.

Yeah. Then he went like the crow type thing. He was much, he still sting. Like, he still wrestles. He still does. A.W. Yeah, he came out pretty recently. He's like 60, but since he paints his face, he doesn't look old.

And he's still in good shape. His name's Steve Borden, I think. Never met him. But like even Jeff Jared, who guest hosted our show. Yeah, he was here. He's a Hall of Famer. W.W. Hall of Famer still lives here. What did he put me in?

He put me in his thing. Oh, that's called a butthole. No. No, that's where he locked me up with his legs and everything. Oh, he did that? Yeah, I remember. Nice. So I was going to ask Kevin, like, hey, we should do too much access with Jeff Jarrett,

a wrestling one if we could find a ring here. And he's like, I don't know that it is. Good for you, dude. He's too young. Good for you to say, I don't know who that is. Instead of being like, you got it and then go Google it. Oh, no, no. Well, I did.

Oh, I did. Before I answered, I googled it. I was like, I don't know. But I need him to be honest. Yeah. And I said, hey, Jeff Jared. He goes, I don't know who it was. Reed, favorite wrestler of all time?

I liked Ray Mysterio and then the big show Oh big show is cool Why did you like Ray Mysterio? He was so small I just like the The mask? The 619 is that his move where he goes through The bars? He was just like so flippy

You know he was like I love Spider-Man So like to me he was like the Spider-Man The Spider-Man of wrestling You ever seen him out a mask? Yeah You have? Yeah people will spot him at the airport And they'll know it's him Who's your favorite The Rock is a heel

yeah and he got so good at being a heel that he became he did the best promos yeah and he came back and now that he's back he's doing he's a heel but he he'll never be a heel he's just so good at it that even as he's doing heel promos they're eating it up yeah he's too likable he's too likable and he's too good he's too intelligent at it and when he was like we set a record tonight you see this and i get it in utah or something this is like two three weeks ago and i'll mess it up but he's like I'm wonderful I can find it on TikTok.

And The Rock was being a bad guy, but at first the crowd was convinced he was coming out to celebrate them. We'll be done in a second on the segment if you guys need to go. But I mean, he'd be the best. Like, hey, what's your name? It doesn't matter what your name is. You Gibroni?

The Rock World Record Ring promo. See if this comes up. So initially he's like, we're here tonight. You guys have broken the record. That's really funny. They're like, yeah! You did it.

You broke the record. For the largest gathering, a trailer path. And then the fans love it. They cheer because they're like... Oh, they're doing them now. Oh, no, but they're laughing. Yeah. They're like throwing their hands up.

And he even smiles because he knows... Now, if he didn't like that, this. We'll have a story to tell. Because he's in... Again, he's in Utah. in Mormon land yeah more enough

yeah oh more you're going to tell your 600 inbred grandchildren one day oh my and that is what

it's like to look at greatness in the flesh because finally the rock so the crowd they're so into it

they even do the call with them yeah it's awesome nobody gets the people going like him does he write

that stuff or do they kind of feed it to me both? Yeah. He's so good at it. And a lot of the natural stuff, I'm sure, like, his sensibilities would come out.

But yeah, there are definitely people. When you have so many catchphrases. Yeah. Yeah. I'm talking about just like, all right, we're in Utah. Here's going to be your joke.

You're going to get him with this. I think he probably could have been a part of it. Or somebody's been like, this is what you can do, lead him in. Because they know what he's good at. They definitely have writers. Yeah. Oh, they for sure have writers.

But I don't think everything the Rock does is written at this point because he's, yeah. And nor could it be because if you're just writing someone their entire career eventually. They're not going to work with good writers. They're going to screw it up themselves. Like it's a bit of, like a talk show host. Like Letterman?

hilarious. I had writers every night. Yeah, yeah. Because it's hard to continue to write and do what he does every night. Okay, I'll be, I'll be quick here. Okay, Kevin doesn't are wrestling. He's an idiot. Wrote it down.

I watched the Kansas City broadcast when Owen Hart died. So I believe it was a wrestling, maybe it was a press, it was a pay-per-view in Kansas City. It could have been WrestleMania. Owen Hart was my favorite heart brother. I like British Bulldog. He was David Boy Smith and he was with Brett Hart.

And they were the, weren't they the British Bulldogs? So Eric Hart is Brett Brett's brother? Owen Hart was. Owen, I'm sorry. Make sure I'm right on the British Bulldogs. Because he was the British Bulldog, Davey Boy Smith. No, because Jim the Anvil Knight Hart was with, was with, I'm getting him mixed up. Regardless, Owen Hart was the brother of,

All the hearts. And they were lowering him down for an event because he was a different character. And it broke and he died. Dang, didn't know that. Oh, you don't even know the own heart story. No. When was this? 99.

99. And it was on the pay-per-view. Let's see. The live paper. Because all the Hart Foundation. Yeah. He died 1999. Like, Brett Hart, obviously, it was his brother.

their family was famous for wrestling they had like a dungeon in whatever in Canada they would train other wrestlers too and so they were lowering him I forget what character he was at the time and it malfunctioned and he landed on the post and he died right there in the ring

killed him and so they were doing the broadcast they kept it on they kept the show going even though he knew he's dead and this is very controversial now because they were like should we keep it going and they defense McMahon probably was like we've got to keep it going

and then you can see like Jim Ross struggling and then finally when he's like and you see the wrestlers doing promos about to come out like breaking in tears

and they didn't tell people he died initially but I'm sure immediately you knew something was wrong no because they cut from it on the show on the pay-per-view Owen Hart

character when died he was the blue blazer with the mask. He was Blue Blazer, a superhero inspired character that he used way earlier in his career.

But again, I watched that again. Like clips of it on TikTok, and you can see the wrestlers doing their promos and like crying. And they were so pissed and they've always been pissed about the fact they had to keep doing that show even though they knew like one of their dudes.

I died. One final thing I'll look up. British Bulldog. British Bulldogs. British Bulldogs. I remember Davey Boy Smith for sure. Oh, the Dynamite kid. Got it.

All right. Got that note out the way. Do you know what the clippers? Do you know what a clipper is? I was thought it was like a nail clipper. Hey. Color me knowledgeable because I did not know until I. Read a story about it on TikTok.

What are they? Or on the internet. And then I followed up on TikTok. The L.A. Clippers. What's a clipper? Do you think it is a nail clipper? If you would have asked me out of thought as a big pair of scissors.

Yeah. Some kind of clipper. Kevin? Yeah, I don't know. Never even thought about it. Never even thought about it. What are the clippers? You can take a guess, though, because I'm wrong, Eddie John.

A paper clip. Okay? Read. It's that old Microsoft clip-clippy. Oh, yeah. Oh, the guy in the bottom of asking questions. Want to build a resume? Yeah.

Is it the thing that holds your bag of chips together? Okay. Also good. Mike, do you know the answer? No, I thought the barbershop. Hold on. I got another guess. Could it be like an eclipse?

It could be, sure. But it's not for this anyway. I'm going to look up the official. So I did not know this because they changed their logo a little bit. And I was like, oh, that's interesting. The Clipper mascot, a clipper, is a boat. They always been in Los Angeles. Interesting, yeah.

Yeah, I think so. That makes more sense than the Lakers. Yeah, Lakers were, I guess, Minnesota? Because of the Great Lakes. Yeah. Utah Jazz. Did you know what's where I was going?

I just had this conversation with my kids. Okay. And they're like, why they call the jazz? They were in New Orleans. Because of? The jazz music. They're crazy. Yeah.

Are there any other ones? Because we started talking about this. They're like, are there any other ones that don't make any sense? Well, for a while, the, well, even Memphis now. The Grizzlies, that's a good one. Yeah. Vancouver. That one came up too.

Because they had actual grizzly bears in Vancouver. Right. But in Memphis, we're not grizzly bears here. No, I thought east, huh? Grizzlies? No. Up north. Or north.

No, I'm saying. but they have bears, not grizzlies, black bears. Black bears are here, yeah, but grizzly bears are all up north, like North America, Canada. They change their name in black bears. I keep typing all NBA team mascots,

but I just get all the stupid ones like, Boomer, Willie. So if it's not a mascot, what is it called? That's a mascot. Well, I think what they're listing on mascots is like the actual name of the person who comes out in the suit. Oh, so it would be like,

what is the... Yeah, I don't know. Like the Houston Astros. What's the Astro? How would you even ask that question? Okay, here you go. The Lakers, originally, Minnesota, Golden State Warriors. The San Francisco.

I got to imagine. Yeah, Golden State. Yeah, but I'm saying the Warriors. I think that's just a generic. Let's just find it cool. And you guys can look this up and count me wrong. I'm just going through the teams real quick. I would imagine there were probably like some kind of Native American warriors there.

Maybe, but sometimes they just pick something that's cool. Like the Tigers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like the Tennessee Titans. It wasn't like there were giants around here. That has a story. No, it's not the Predators. Predator.

Yes. Boston Celtics. Irish. Irish. Celtic. Celtic. Yeah. Mavericks.

Like a maverick. A cowboy maverick. Yeah. Nuggets. Gold. Suns, Phoenix. Hot. Hot.

Yeah, mountain hot. Milwaukee bucks. A huge bucks out of there, man. Huge deer in Milwaukee. Were they always Massive deer Milwaukee Bracken like the

Bucks have they always been the bucks Big old bucks L.A. Clippers, they're a boat You just found that out? Miami Heat It's hot in Miami, man. Toronto Raptors I don't know if they had

dinosaurs there but that's an expansion team I remember when they existed they've never moved So that's just the original Okay Maybe that was the land of dinosaurs, Toronto. Maybe and I don't even care about that but it's mostly I want to know

if they've changed and it's the old one New York Knicks Knickerbockers I hear you but That's what you call someone from New York A Knickerbocker?

No, so it's pant Isn't it? Those are Knickers But that's a short for Knickerbocker as well Really? Oh

Oklahoma City Thunder Well when they moved from Seattle they just took the thunder so that's not a change Yeah The Spurs What do you mean?

They were Supersonics Seattle Supersonics Yeah so where's the thunder When they moved the team they changed the whole name. Oh, got it, got it. Meaning it wasn't, they weren't the Seattle Thunder, now they're in Oklahoma City. Like, why the heck isn't it in the other?

Okay. But they have a lot of storms in Oklahoma City, I hear. Tornadoes. Which is, what tornado Oklahoma team is there? Because there's a team, it's tornado, tornado mascot that's Oklahoma. Not the Tulsa.

Tulsa Twisters? Toledo Rocket. That'd be great, man. I think there's one, I think there is one, though. And I can't remember what it is. Sometimes I was first, find Chicago Bulls. I'm sure that was always it.

Remember Wolves, Minnesota, that makes sense. Philadelphia 76ers, always been the king. What is 76er, though? I don't care. 776, right? Independence. Oh, good one. So good, Mikey. I see these a lot of TikTok too.

It's like the 49ers. It's the gold rush. Yeah, 1849. Cleveland Cavaliers, always the team. Brooklyn Nets, basketball, Indiana Pacers. Don't know, but hasn't it always been the Pacers? Yeah. It's got to be keeping pace. Oh, the pace car. Pace car.

and the... Oh, yeah. Yeah. Good. I bet that's probably it. Detroit Pistons. They piss on everybody. No, no, no, no.

No, no. That's the... The car. Thank you. Yeah, it's a car. I thought you were being serious. I'm like, dude. The Washington Wizards,

sellouts. They see the bullets. All right. But why were they bullets? Washington dangerous? Is it dangerous over there? I think it's just a cool mascot. A bullet.

They do a lot of shooting. See, like, I like the hockey team. Oh, no. We're almost done. Houston Rockets. Texas has... Canaver or they, NASA. NASA, but not Cape Cinever, but NASA, yeah.

NASA. Memphis Grizzlies, that one doesn't match. Utah Jazz doesn't match. Orlando Magic. Disney Magic. The magic of Disney. Do you think that's what it is? Yeah.

Yeah. 100%. Orlando. Because they're still fair, what are they, 30 years old maybe? Yeah. New Orleans Pelicans, all the babies are being born there. The pelicans are being born there. Storkees.

I'm thinking storks. Pelicans kind of lame mascot, let's be honest. It's the worst. A pelican is a seabird. The bird. No, no, we know why. New Orleans is right. I get it.

I get it. But come on. It's like, let's list 30 mascots. And then what would 30 have been? Let's pick that one. Porcupine would have been better than Pelican. Charlotte Hornets. They're back.

They weren't. They were the Bobcats for a while. But they're the Hornets. Atlanta Hawks and Portland Trailblazers. So just a few of those, though. And the final thing. Mike's got to go and I got to go. But the Jake Paul Mike Tyson,

Netflix fight. Love it. He's going to get murdered. Here's the thing. No, he's not. Do you know there are legal rules about a boxing match that people have to follow if it's a boxing match with judges, you can't throw it. That's why they call these exhibitions. They're not saying it's a fight.

They're saying it's an exhibition. To do that, they get to skirt every rule and they can rig it. They can do whatever they want. If it's a real fight, it's called a fight. It might be a real fight inside the exhibition, but an exhibition continues the, you can do whatever you want. Yeah, it's like in Rocky 3 when he fought whole whole whole. Hogan. No. Really? Mr. T. No, Hulk Hogan.

Remember at the very beginning? Yeah, but didn't he find Mr. T? Yeah, he did, but that was a real fight. That was like, clubber laying was trying to get the belt. But it's all a fictional movie. You're right. No, you're right. It's not real. And Hulk took him out of the ring. Yeah, and they hugged afterwards and everything. He played your favorite wrestling, man. Hulk, dude, he was awesome.

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Okay. But not necessarily how they did the last season or whatever, just big names. I mean, there were big names that generally do well. But again, I can't even recite them. I saw it TikTok on it and I thought, there's no way that's true. Then I saw a news story about it and thought, wow. It'd be tough for them to get it up next year. They say next year, but it'd be tough to get it up next year.

Do you watch our show on Draft Kings? Yes, but then there was some sort of tech issue, and it kept cutting it out. Yes. But I left it on my living room hoping somebody would say anything and no one said anything. Your family? My kids just watched a little bit of it. I didn't say anything. I'm like, no one thinks it's cool.

We're on TV. No one. And they're like, oh, yeah, that's pretty cool, Dad. Yeah. So Fridays, 5 Eastern, 4 Central, 3 Mountain 2 Pacific, our show is on the draft. Just you have a Roku, search for the Drive King's channel. We're on there. We're breaking a bunch of stuff.

It ended up airing on Saturday and another time on Sunday, but there was an issue. Are we going to have that issue this time, do we think? No. Let's hope not. It won't be this episode. We'll do another episode that will be later this week that will be on Drive Kings. That was awesome, man. I thought it was pretty cool, too.

That's really cool. watch it, but there were issues with it coming back. And so I text, I was like, hey, what's up? There's some sort of tech issue. And if you don't think I want to be going to sports bars around here and be like, hey, man, can you put it on that TV channel? You got a Roku? I brought my own remote, don't worry. All right, I got my whistle on, I'll blow it.

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