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Podcast Summary: New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce - Episode 127
Episode Title: Travis on Returning for Year 13, Jason Defends the Tush Push (Again) and New Combine Events
Episode Overview In this episode of "New Heights," hosted by brothers Jason and Travis Kelce, the duo discuss various topics relevant to the NFL, including Travis's decision to return for his 13th season with the Kansas City Chiefs, insights on the NFL combine, and a light-hearted debate on the "tush push" tactic. The episode offers a blend of personal anecdotes, professional insights, and a humorous take on food from Los Angeles.
Key Points Discussed
Travis's Decision to Return
- Reason for Return:
- Travis expresses his love for the game and desire to improve after a less-than-stellar season.
- He feels a responsibility to give back to the Kansas City community and the team.
- The emotional impact of losing the Super Bowl motivated him to return.
- Decision-Making Process:
- Travis mentions relying on gut feelings rather than analytical decision-making.
- He highlights the importance of his relationships with teammates and coaches in his decision.
Defending the Tush Push
- Tush Push Explained:
- Jason defends the controversial quarterback sneak play often executed by the Eagles.
- He argues that the play demonstrates the physicality and toughness of football.
- Opposition to the Play:
- Some, including the Green Bay Packers GM, have called for the ban of the play, citing safety concerns.
- Jason argues that injuries can occur on any play and that the tush push is just as valid as other strategies.
NFL Combine Insights
- Performance of Rookies:
- The brothers discuss observations from the recent NFL Combine, noting the lack of fast times among tight ends.
- They express skepticism about some rookie performances but highlight potential standout players.
- Proposal for New Combine Events:
- Travis jokingly suggests adding unconventional drills, like juggling or competitive eating, to gauge player skills beyond football.
Food Reviews
Los Angeles Staples
- Taste Test Segment:
- The Kelce brothers conduct a taste test of various LA food staples they missed during the offseason.
- They review a burger from Heavy Handed (rating: 9), pizza from La Sorta (rating: around 7), and tacos from Tacos 1986 (rating: 7-8).
- The reviews incorporate humorous banter and insights about the food quality, reflecting their personal tastes.
Key Takeaways
- Passion for the Game: Travis’s drive to continue playing emphasizes the emotional and personal connections athletes have with their sport and teammates.
- Physicality of Football: The discussion on the tush push illustrates the ongoing debates regarding play strategies in the NFL and the balance between tradition and safety.
- Engagement with Fans: The Kelce brothers maintain a light-hearted approach to serious topics, making the podcast enjoyable and relatable for listeners.
- Appetite for Food: Their food reviews highlight everyday experiences and preferences, adding a layer of humor and relatability to the podcast.
Conclusion The episode wraps up with the Kelce brothers teasing future discussions and encouraging listeners to engage by sharing their off-season questions. The mix of sports analysis and personal stories, along with light banter about food, continues to establish "New Heights" as a unique and entertaining podcast for football fans.
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Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:28Let's go dude. to love listening, Jason. You got to listen. I'm Travis Kelsey. This is Jason Kelsey out of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Cincinnati Bearcat alum, if you didn't know. Shout out to the Bearcats. We're recording this together in Los Angeles. Yeah! We are West Coast, baby. Subscribe on YouTube, One Tree Plus, wherever you get your podcasts, and follow the show on all social media, at New Heights Show with one S to follow with fun clips throughout the week. Jason, tell the people what we got coming up. We're back with another incredible episode for you guys. We're going to get to the Big Yeti signing up for year 13.
1:05Let's fucking go! Of course, we're going to talk about some of the news coming out of the Combine this past week. Some of these rookies coming into the NFL trying to take everybody's jobs. And we're also going to get very specific LA food reviews. Don't worry, I'll make sure my microphone is away from my mouth while I'm chewing. I got those notes last time, guys. Thanks for that. Anyways, before we get to any of that, we're going to get to a little bit of that It's not right now. New News. New News. Coming in hot. New News is brought to you by American Express. Ooh. That's right. You can take that Amex and buy Audible books right with both.
1:40I mean, they're synonymous. God, this is. They're both working in and in. You see how we pair these ads up, baby? Make it easy for you guys. All right. Travis, we have a playing update, or you have a playing update. Yeah. It has since been announced that you are playing another season. It is. Yes. And I did want to say a year ago I announced my retirement So we have to address the huge news that you are coming back this year. Is it because you've seen me in retirement? You're like fuck that No, I actually I think you've you've handled it perfectly Jason. Thank you. Thank you You've thrived outside of missing an Eagle Super Bowl.
2:17I think you absolutely killed it dude. You fucking dick. Yeah. That's the only way I can have fun with it. No, but I do think you have absolutely killed it in retirement. That didn't persuade me in any way. So let's get to it. Why are you playing another season? Why are you going to go out there risk injury and make less money than you could make not playing football? Why are you doing this? Well, that was kind of the one I had to juggle right there. I think the biggest thing is that I fucking love playing the game of football. That's a good reason. I love playing. I still feel like I can play it at a high level and possibly at a higher level than I did last year.
2:55I don't think it was my best outing. You know, I think I let my guys down in a lot more moments than I helped them, especially if you look at my track record and how I've been in years past. I don't know if that's true. I just, you know, I want to give it a good run. I got a bad taste in my mouth on how I ended the year and how well I was playing and how accountable I was for the people around me. And I love so many people in Kansas City, both in that facility, in the community. And it's home for me now. And I don't want to leave that life yet. I put in a lot of hard work and I put in a lot of focus into being the best that I can for KC.
3:37And last year, it just didn't end well for us. And I just feel like there's a responsibility in me to play out the contract that I initially signed to give Kansas City and the Chiefs organization everything that I got. And that's what I'm going to do, man. Awesome. Well, I hear what you're saying. I think it's hard losing a strip bowl and you feel like there's so many things you could have done better or whatnot. And you kind of referenced it like you could have been whatever. I think don't lose sight of the big reason that you guys are there is because of who you are. You know what I mean? And I think sometimes you lose sight of that when you don't maximize the end goal, which is winning the Super Bowl.
4:19So I know you're going to be dedicated like you always are. It keeps getting harder, though. What's your plan? First of all, what was your decision-making process? How does Travis Kelsey go about making big life decisions? Well, it's similar to all the other decisions I make, and it's just off of feel. I don't really... You are a big off... I relish that about you so much. I'm not a big measure the pros and cons and all of that. But I just go off a feel and I just... Pure gut. A pure gut feeling. And I fucking love this game, man. And not only that, I love going into the building with the guys that are there.
4:53Coach Reed has been one of the biggest influences on my life. Not just in the game of football. And I don't want to stop going to work with him. I don't want to stop learning from him. I don't want to stop being the reason why he has success. or being a part of the reason he has success. I want that guy to have the most success in the world because of who he's been in my life, and that's the same with Pat. That's the same with guys like Brett Veach and Mark Donovan and Coach Spaggs and Tom Melvin. There's so many people in that building. That's a lot of good names to make. David Glover. There's so many people in that building that I love with all my heart, man, And I just I want to keep living living out those dreams and going to work with them.
5:41And, yeah, I never I never once kind of second guessed it. It was always in the back of my mind, even even when it got tough last year on the body or when it got tough after the Super Bowl. And, you know, you're at your all time low. It's just there's there's something in a motivating factor that, you know, you can do this and and and you want to do this. And I just, you know, I pulled the trigger as soon as I knew that, you know, I had that feeling. Yeah, and I think you knew the whole time. I felt like even when I would talk to you, and we didn't really talk pointedly about this, you never asked my advice on this, which I asked your advice, so I feel a little hurt that you didn't ask my advice.
6:23You didn't take my advice. But it's fine. All right. I felt like you always, you wanted to come back. It felt like that from the moment after the game. It felt like that to a week after two weeks. And I was like, he's gonna play again. He's not ready to stop. So I think it's the right decision and you talk about feel I brought this up on Chuck's podcast, but there's one thing that I very much like I Feel like whenever I make a decision or I'm like big Charles Barkley Chuck now Is that what everybody's a real moment? I'm just saying everybody not called I mean it's come No, I literally told everyone my name was Charles because it was his name's Charles Barkley.
6:59Yeah, that's pretty cool that's pretty full that's just a full circle my story my bad my bad so i'm on charles and uh ernie's podcast shout out to uh the steam room i forget how we got on the topic but i start talking about like a lot of times like when i'm trying to make a big decision i like really overanalyze things and i think way too hard about this thing and that thing and this thing and i'll call you and you have this really good way of not worrying about all these little meaningless dumb fucking things that i'm worried about they kind of mean or these what could be or what ifs it's like no it's just what do you want to do do you want to play football or not do you want to do this or not like and i think nine times out of ten it's like great advice for me to get out of my own head and it's helped me before so i don't know why i'm bringing it up i just always i mean there's i'm jealous of that there's some i'm jealous that you don't think about things in in a way that makes you uh what's the word bogged down i hear you man indecisive i hear you and don't get it twisted.
7:56There's always like that indecisiveness for sure. Yeah. Like in my mind, I think I can be a better player than I was last year. Yeah. I mean, I feel like every great player always feels that way. So it's like every, but you just think about it more now because of the way the season went. Yeah. So I think there's a lot of other things that compound on that, but how big of a factor was losing a Super Bowl in the decision? It was probably the biggest factor. If you would have won, would you have come back for another season? I mean it's a pretty cool way to go out but I still I think I would still have this love for the game and the feeling if you want to play you want to play shouldn't make that be a factor I think I would have thought about it more if we would have won I think because we lost and how we lost going out on top is nice it's not how I did it I went out crying on the fucking field because I saw Jeff Stalin and was like man this might be the last time I ever see him don't do that see him every week yeah but it's different all right i got you shout out 100 the the ending of that game i feel like i owe the guys that i come into that building with a whole lot more effort and focus and i just don't know what it was during that game man i i wasn't at my best and the more that i see clips or watch the film and you know put myself back into those moments man I'm just like what the fuck I think it's just don't overanalyze it Trev that's the only way you find you know at least that's one of the ways I find motivation you're the king of not overanalyzing so don't overanalyze it but that's how I find motivation that's how I create the beast that's how I flip the switch people put the clip up where Pat's scrambling around and you're just standing there and then he runs and then your guy hits him 9 times out of 10 everybody else in that situation is going to be standing there too.
9:51And I know that's not acceptable. It's not. And like when I watch myself do that, I would watch myself sometimes the quarterback gets sacked and you watch it on tape and you're like, hey, you fucking idiot, go over there and help the fucking guy up. Or like, why are you just walking away from your running back, help the running back up. As a good teammate, you think about things like that. You ask anybody in that locker room if you give good effort and who's a good teammate and all that show, you're going to get a much different answer. Anyways, do you have extra motivation this year going into the season?
10:17I mean, yes and no. Unfortunately, I've been in a situation where I didn't play my best in the final game and the biggest game of my life. Speaking about Tampa and the Super Bowl, and I think you try and make it everything. You don't find the love of the game doing that, and I feel like I play my best when I'm out there playing it for the right reasons. Sure. You know, can it be motivation in the offseason to, you know, go out and get a few extra reps, go out and run that extra mile, go out and, you know, get a few more catches on the jugs, go out and, you know, work a little bit harder, watch some extra film, really analyze what you're showing the opponent, really analyze, you know, how you're running your routes so that guys can't get a tick on what route you're running.
11:06All of that can help get you where you are, but you can't go into it like this mad human being that is just like, I don't know, has this built up animosity about, you know, the world and how it didn't go their way. And like, I need to this. I'll only be satisfied if it goes my way, because, you know, after Tampa, it didn't go my way. I didn't even make it back to the Super Bowl that next year. Right. So there's there's ways to to go out there and motivate yourself to be better than you were yesterday Get extra reps really put everything you have into your preparation But at the end of the day man, I'm I play my best when I go out there and I have fun man Yeah, and I don't I don't play my best when I go out there and I'm just pissed off at the world and I'm trying to be Be the bully because I'm playing against guys that act like the bullies.
11:57So how do you have fun? You go out there and you go to work and you build that chemistry with the guys around you. And I think we got a young, fun team. We're going to get my guy Rasheed Rice back. We're going to get, hopefully, the wide receiver room that we, you know, accumulated once Rasheed went down. Hopefully, you get my guy Kareem Hunt back. I fucking love that guy. I want to win one for that guy so bad. You know, I just know that guys like Pat Mahomes and guys that we have on the defensive side like Chris Jones and George Karloftis and Trent McDuffie, they all know how to have fun doing it while being professional.
12:34And that's such a unique situation to have when you can get both done, be successful, but do it in such a fun way that it makes it more enjoyable than you could possibly imagine, man. That's such a unique atmosphere and a unique building to be in. And I just, I know that because I've been on teams where it hasn't been that. And it's just, I want to keep enjoying those moments and keep building what we have in Kansas City with those guys. Did you talk to Andy? Anybody? Is there anything else you want to talk about in terms of deciding to play again? What do you guys think you need to do to get back to the mountaintop next year?
13:11I mean, we got to get some pieces. I think 100 % this offseason we're stuck kind of trying to juggle some contract negotiations and losing some key pieces. And, I mean, that hurts, you know. We got a lot of guys that we rely on big time. We've relied on big time in the past that have helped us win Super Bowls that are in contract negotiations. And it's just like. Trey Smith just got franchised. Yeah. And, you know, I know they're working on a long-term deal to try and keep Trey. A lot of times they just do that. to prevent him going to free agency so they can still keep negotiating. Exactly. And I'm hoping that they can sign something that Trey appreciates and that the Chiefs can still go out and get other pieces knowing that we need more guys like Trey Smith.
14:00Guys that are dedicated to their craft. I've said it for a long time. He's one of my favorite guys to watch play. Exactly. He's one of my favorite guys to play with. The mentality that he takes to the field. Oh, yeah. I know I've always trusted Brett Veach and the front office and the coaches to bring in the right guys, and not only just the guys that, you know, have the skill set and the athleticism and the competitive edge, but do it in a fun way like we've brought in guys before, you know, that can add to the chemistry of how, you know, the weeks go, the routines go, and try not to make it like we're coming into work, like we're excited about what we're doing, and we're excited about the challenges ahead.
14:41Yeah, I'm sure. I mean, they know how to build it. Yeah, exactly. And you guys had that. I mean, come on now. Blocking kicks to end games. The chemistry was there. Yeah, so Kansas City, baby. We're back at it for at least one more year. I can't say whether or not this is going to be the last year because I still love a lot of what I do for the city of Kansas City and the Chiefs organization. So I know I got one on my contract, and I'm going to give you guys everything I got, baby. That does it for new news brought to you by American Express. Thanks, guys. Go ahead and buy some Audible. Let's move on to some bold topics.
15:19NFL Combine, that's right. The annual Combine held in Indianapolis wrapped up this weekend. Did you watch it at all? No. Yeah, I didn't. I'm not going to lie. I usually like to watch it, especially the O-line guys. I've been zero dark 30. I watched highlights and watched it through Twitter. I saw a little bit of the tight end workout. That's about it, though. There was a nice one-handed grab. Which was very surprised. Who was the tight end that had the, like, caught one ball? I think it was a tight end, judging by his stature and complexion. He caught a ball with one hand, and then he ended up having two balls in his hand at one point.
15:52That might have been a clip from a different year, Jason. Oh, okay. So, anyways. I'm not going to lie. I was so surprised by this tight end group's 40-yard dash. It is fun looking up the times. They didn't have anybody under a 4 '6". And typically, I mean, you'll usually find a - A lot of blocking tight ends. Yeah. I mean - The game's moving to more ground and pound. It is. It is. Especially with this fucking running back class they got. Yeah. Everybody was a 4-3. They were running. They were moving. Running backs weren't going slow. Neither were the DBs. Yeah. I think there were a few top tight ends that didn't elect to run, but - Yeah.
16:32Yeah. Either way. There's still some studs out there. I know the Penn State kid's good. Jason Taylor's son, Mason Taylor, LSU kid, he's good. Nice, nice. The Loveling kid up in Michigan. There's still some talent out there. Awesome. In the tight end world. But yeah, I was definitely, it was kind of like eye-opening. There was no four or five guys. Typically, you get at least one four or four guy in there that they like the label of H-back. Yeah. Meaning he's shorter. Yeah. Yeah. Short, kind of quicker. What are you looking at in these guys, either on tape in college or at the Combine, that is like, oh, there's some talented guys?
17:10I think over the course of the year, watching the Penn State team in the playoffs, watching the Michigan team over the last two, three years, Loveland's been pretty solid. He shows up for them. But what about, is there something when you're watching tape? When there's a play to be made, they make it, yeah. Is there something when you're watching where he does one thing where you're like, oh, okay, yeah, that guy's got it? Yeah. Make the big catch. Their catch radius is always a huge factor. How they catch it? Yeah. Like when it hits their hands, it sticks. Yeah. Is it like fighting the ball? Yeah.
17:43I think. Does it like bounce off of their hands? When you get a guy with the ball in his hands and he feels confident with what he's doing, like the kid from Penn State. I forget his name. Somebody can look it up for me. Yeah. Tyler Warren. When he catches the ball for Rocks 44. You know what he's doing when he catches the ball. He's running right through. Yeah, he's not. There's no juking happening. You know what I mean? But he has a little bit of, you know what I mean? Oh, he does. Yeah, he's got a little bit of it. He's got at least, he's making a defender make a decision. Nice. And he's playing off of him or he's like being the aggressor.
18:14Yeah. Like a guy like Gronk does. And it's just like you see a guy or a guy like George Kittle where you see a guy when he catches the ball, he knows he's getting north. Yeah. And he's either running through whoever's in the way or he's finding a way to make a miss. Sure. and that usually gets me fired up. Mason is just the Mason Taylor kid, Jason Taylor's, I believe it's his son. Yeah. Just a fluent athlete and he's not even 21. He's Jason Taylor's son. Yeah, right now. He's not even 21 yet. He's not? No. So I'm like, this guy had a good amount of success at LSU, played in the SEC, and then on top of that, fluent athlete, he's only going to get better as he gets older.
18:51He's only going to develop more strength and more athleticism as he gets older. Yeah. So, yeah. What do you got for centers? What tells you? Just offensive line in general. I feel like. Well, he gets the ball to the quarterback. That's the least thing I'm worried about. We can fix that. Trust me. Been there. Fix those snap issues. Least of my concerns. No, I like just watching the way guys move, how they use their hands. I just feel like you watch guys play, and you can tell if you've watched enough guys play and enough teammates who has good core strength who moves their feet well who is always in balance balance is a big one for me when I see guys that are out of balance I'm like okay he's going to get torched backers going to get up under that guy he's going to get off balance and then it's going to get like judo thrown or like it's like I think and I've been there too I just like watching the way guys move that's why I do actually think watching the combine I kind of always like watching it even though I didn't do it this year.
19:55Because I do think that there is stuff to gain by watching how guys move. I really do. I think that, you know, Jason Peters just retired, right? 21 years, baby. Dude. And now he's working for the Seahawks. Come home, Jason. Come home to Philadelphia. You got to get Jeff and... He's doing fine. Stay in Seattle. You're doing all right. Wherever you're happy, JP. But he was never out of balance. I would watch that guy play. He would jump and he was just always anatomically in the right position to redirect on top of being enormous and a freak athlete. But there's just sometimes you watch guys and they're like always on their in steps or their feet are in a certain way or they're bending properly.
20:32They utilize their hands a certain way. And it makes you just like, oh, yeah, I like what I see out of that. And then you watch other guys. And even if they're like higher rated guys, it's like, like, I like this about him, but like his feet aren't necessarily the fastest or like, you know, he's super quick, but he just gets engulfed sometimes of power because it doesn't look like he has good core strength. So I love watching all of that stuff either on tape or even at something like a combine. Like if I watch a guy change direction quickly and they have good size and strength, usually they can translate to be good offensive lineman.
21:11You hear that, boys? Balance. Balance. You have to be balanced. Balance and body control. It's Jeff Stout in favor right there. He's got some big old boys that can balance themselves. It helps when you're 6 '9", 375 pounds, Jordan Milata. He's like, man, can you believe he taught that rugby guy how to play football? Oh, yeah, well, he was 6 '9", a freak athlete, but he's also 375 pounds with 18 % body fat. So, yeah, I can believe he's good at football. But still, shout out to Jeff Stallion. And Jordan. Yeah, and Jordan. And definitely shout out to Jordan. See, I actually love watching guys run their 40.
21:50I think you can watch a lot about the way a guy runs and be like, that guy's not athletic. I really do think sometimes just watching a guy run a 40, I'm like, yeah, not interested. DK Metcalf. No question. That is one that blows my theory out the water. That guy looked like he was fighting the turf every step of the way. Moving. Angry at that fucking ground. Moving. And it's like, okay, he's still panned out. But you watch some of these guys run and you're like, man, I don't like the way it looks. And nine times out of 10, it's right though. Like when a guy's hunched over running, it's like, dude.
22:23I'm hunched over when I run. No, not when you're cruising. What? No. Yeah. Not hunched over like that. Phase three, I'm staying in control right here. Balance. Yeah. No, no. It's different. I don't want to say names. so uh we did have an idea here from our production team events they should add at the combine what do you think anything first of all anything serious that you think would actually be good i immediately went to like could they like chew gum and like jump rope like i don't know do two things at once do things at once yeah a little can you juggle and walk or pat your head in your tummy or whatever it is.
23:05Yeah. I mean, it was a decent try. I mean, I could do it. I just did it. I do think innocuous things. I do like giving a kid, like for a while, I was like, we should be having these top 30 guys come in, play pickleball. And I can just tell whether they want, or competitive. You want everybody to hop in Achilles and fucking blow a knee out. Yeah. That's a good point. That's why they don't do it. But I think you can tell about like competitiveness. I mean, Nick Sirianni very famously played a little Rochambeau. Ooh. It's not bad. I think there's better things to figure out. Does he have any data on that?
23:43Like if a guy goes rock immediately, he doesn't think very fast? Yeah, he's like, stupid. Didn't even move his hand. This guy's not into it. Let's go, dude. God damn it, you're about to fucking throw rock. I know you are. Rock, paper, stare, shoot. I like these mind games. You're throwing rock now. You're going to throw rock. Rock paper say shoot. I can't get him. I can't get him. I can't get him. Fuck. I do like little stupid things like that and seeing how they think about things or process. I was thinking in my head, I'm like. There's a story that we're going to talk about in a second. We don't need the IQ test.
24:20I just want to know what you're searching on your phone. That tells me everything. Show me your web searches. Your web search history. What is it called? You would learn a lot about a guy. Yeah. Show me your search history. I'm not giving that up to anybody.
24:36That tells me everything I need to know. This guy's watched over a thousand hoof cleaning videos on Instagram. Dude, they're so injecting. They're so injecting, man. I don't know if this is good or bad. He's dedicated. Dedicated to that craft. He's locked in. He is. He's into farming. He cares about the animals. Yeah. This guy seems a little bit too simple to me. I mean, how many times are you going to watch a guy scrape a hoof off and stuff it with powder and pack it and wrap it and then... Every single time. Yeah. I don't think I've passed it up once on my algorithm. Alrighty. Some suggestions from the production team.
25:16How many Uncrustables can a kid eat? What would you gain from that? One, whether they like Uncrustables. Do they have diabetes? Which if they don't like Uncrustables, I don't know if that affects their ability to play football, but it does affect their ability to be like a trustable human being if they don't like him. I don't trust somebody that doesn't like an Uncrustable. Yeah. Once they get stale, man, they can get tough. Has to be a fresh boy? Obviously, yes. We're talking peak Uncrustable. Something about that white bread that they use. There's your free advertising Uncrustable. Timing for how fast you can delete tweets?
25:54I mean... I think they're supposed to be funny. How long... No, take it down, take it down. How long can you speak without actually saying anything? I think we would win that. We'd do well on that. What? Nothing. iPhone screen time. That's what made me think of what your search history is. Yep. I don't necessarily need to know how long you're on the phone. I want to know. I don't want to know how long you're on the phone. I want to know what you're on the phone for. Simon Says is interesting. Simon Says, what would you gain from Simon Says? it's just I mean it's just a pure power move right I like doing this weird like Simon Says a kid said like what are your you play along okay then if you're bad at it Simon Says is kind of yeah you gotta lock in this guy can't listen you gotta lock in this guy's not a good listener have you ever like watched like the Simon Says championship like I've not dude it goes real fast yeah is it like an auctioneer yes it is quick put your hand on your head put your hand on your belly put your hand on your belly.
26:59Exactly like that. That'd be electric. We got to get a clip of that. I want to see what that seems like. Red light, green light? Do we just do all little kid games? Simon says, put your hand on your belly. I ain't playing this fucking stupid game. I like that guy. Give me that guy.
27:16That's the right answer.
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27:20Podcasting? How fast do you deliver an ad read or asking someone? I mean, listen. If I'm being honest, if a kid's trying to podcast I'm not signing I don't I couldn't even imagine doing this outside of my first like after my fourth or fifth year I do think that rookies you should if I had a podcast as a rookie it would be real bad not only would the content be bad it would have been bad for me I don't know that I would have made it I would have been a professional podcaster way earlier. Yeah. How good they are at trash talking. I actually really do like that one. Yeah. Find out what a guy says.
28:04You can learn a lot about the way you got trash talks. Some guys are just stone cold, man. They don't fucking give you anything. I know. I respect that. That's what I'm saying. That's the type. And that's the version of trash talking. Stoic motherfuckers. Yeah. Men of little words. All right. All right. We didn't gain anything from doing that, so we're going to move on. Three big combine stories. Ooh, what do we got? Colorado, defensive back and wide receiver Travis Hunter says he wants to play both ways officially. That's right. Travis said, they say nobody has ever done it the way I do it, but I tell them I'm just different.
28:33I'm a different person. I want to play 100 % on both sides of the ball, but it's up to the organization. He actually didn't say, but it's on both sides of the ball. We put that in parentheses. It was inferred. What do you think about that? Is this possible? It's 100 % possible. I mean, he's going to have to, you know, prove that he can do it. Nobody has ever played every single play on both sides. When Deion did it, he would be like a third. He was in like nickel. He was in like certain packages, I believe. I could be wrong about that. So do you think he's talking about 100 % play every single down?
29:07Corner and wide receiver. That's what he's thinking, yes. That's what he did at Colorado. Well, I'm aware he did it at Colorado. That's what I'm saying. In the NFL, he'll have to, I guess, they'll have to scheme up around him getting too exhausted. Yeah. Like they'd really have to weigh that into their play calling, both offensively and defensively. Like defense, you can't just go man and expect Travis to just run all around the field with a guy like Tyree Hill. After he just scored a 98-yard touchdown. Yeah. As an offensive coordinator, I'm sending them on a go every play. And eventually, like if you're playing offense and defense, like.
29:43Yeah, we're tiring Travis out. Yeah, the wheels are going to get at least a little worn out. Yeah, that's a great point. I haven't thought about that scheming the other team. Yeah. It's like, all right, want to run play? Run him off every time. Yeah, exactly. Like getting a new guy in there. So you'd have to scheme him to be able to play cover two. And I just think he's a better player when he's in man on defense. I think he's... Do you think he's a better man corner than a better zone corner? I just... No, he plays great in his zones. He can float around. He's got a good feel. Yeah, he has a great feel of seeing routes.
30:16He's good at seeing concepts and jumping certain routes and things like that. So he plays well off... I would say I say off the ball, but he plays well in zone coverages. But I think man coverage entices QBs to throw it at him more. Gotcha. Right. I just think when you get man to man coverage in the NFL, you're you think, oh, if I got a good guy out there, I'm taking my matchup. Sure. Right. I just think that that mentality, it can wear a guy out. And I'm not saying that he can't do it because I was blown away by what he could do in college in terms of like playing every single down. I'm blown away.
30:49I think it's smarter to find him. If he is going to do that, I think it's smarter to scheme it up to where you know you're not putting him in vulnerable position to get tired out faster. Got it. All right. Well, somebody who does think he can do it is Deion Sanders. Deion Sanders is quoted saying he's going to do it or they shouldn't draft him. Sanders told reporters, I'm going to make sure of it. Don't draft him if you're not going to give him the opportunity to play on both sides of the ball. I think he's proven that he needs to play on both sides of the ball. I think it's going to be really – I mean, yeah, I guess we'll find out.
31:24I don't know. I think it's easier for him to be on the field all the time as a defensive player and then offensively coming in on certain plays. Yeah. I think that is so much easier. Like, why have him as a first second down? Well, Deion did it the other way. He did it where he was on the field all the time as an offensive player and then did packages on defensive stands. I think he could be more influential. What's the point in certain rundowns where you know it's run to have him on the field going in there scooping out a safety. Like, could he do it? Yeah. Could I get another guy to do that?
31:55Probably. Yeah, but that's also going to be your heavy play action, take a shot down the field, and maybe you want him out there for that. Yeah, well, good luck, Travis. Yeah. I'm a big fan, brother. You want to come to KC, play both sides? Hey, there we go. That's how you get him there. We're going to pay you way less, but you can play both sides of the ball. We have like the 40th pick. We'll probably not even sniff him. Yeah. Yeah. Travis did say, Travis Hunter, that is, did say that playing both ways is harder than what Shohei Otani does. Bold statement. Very bold statement. There's no way we could possibly fucking.
32:28Well, we know that physically playing both ways in football is much harder. Yeah, we know that. We do know that hitting a baseball is probably the hardest thing in professional sports. I don't know what's more impressive. I mean, first of all, I guess Shohei is more impressive because he's actually doing it. He's not only actually doing it, but he's proven that he can - In the land of make-believe on one end, the other guy's actually happening. He's also proven that he can be literally the best at both. Sure. He was one of the top pitchers in the league before he had the surgery. It's remarkable, actually, when you really do think about it.
33:04On top of that, he was hitting home runs and stealing bases every year of his career. Yeah, I mean, listen, playing both ways would be remarkable. Good luck, Travis. I can't wait to watch it happen if it does. I mean, it would be electric. I can't wait to watch and see if it does happen. It'll definitely have. He's too good on both sides of the ball. He's proven it. He's already proven. That's the beauty of playing. Do you think he's better on offense or defense? I haven't seen enough of it. What kind of receiver is he? Is he an outside receiver? Is he a guy that can play in the slot? Dude, he's a fucking all-around athlete.
33:32Just whatever. You can put him anywhere on the football field. You can give him the reverses. You can do anything with him on the football field. He didn't run, right? So we don't have the time from the combine. No, but when you watch him run, you're like, yeah. Yeah, he's got it. You can tell. Yeah, no. It's one of those where it's like, yeah, I don't need a stopwatch on that. We should probably throw him the ball. Some of those guys where you don't even need a time. You're like, him. What's his 40? Don't know. Yep. But I know it's good enough. Yeah, I've seen him run. I've seen him run. Like when you watch Jerry Rice run, you're like.
34:02He was a 4 '7 guy. There's no way. A thousand percent. I find it so hard to believe that he's out running DBs in the NFL. Just shake. Dude, I've looked it up. It's anywhere between a 4-4 and 4-7. I've heard 4-7. There's no way. I don't know who's telling me, but I've heard 4-7 more. At the combine. What combine? The NFL combine. No. He was like a D-4 player. They weren't running at the combine back then either. He was a D-4, but you're a D-3 player. I don't think they were running at the combine when Jerry was coming out either. It was only medical. Bill Walsh said he ran a 4-6. Bill Walsh said that?
34:41Who the fuck is Bill Walsh? Shut the fuck up. So Bill's probably giving him a friendly time there too.
34:53Or he's saying a ridiculously slow time to show just how great he was as a football player. There's only one way to solve this. We need to ask Jerry himself. Jerry, the goat, can you please tell these Jamokes you were not a fucking 4 '7 in the 40, Doc? I mean, what if he was? He's still the best receiver. What does it matter? I know what 4 '7 looks like, Jason. Maybe he just was a notorious slow starter. Maybe he just was a strider. Dude, there's no way. This dude was quick off the ball, and he had a fucking great stride. Jerry wasn't a burner. He was a freaking route runner. Dude, why was he always behind the defense?
35:26Because they were terrified of the comeback and all the other stuff he was running underneath, and he would, and then go right past him. True. He's a great route runner. He sold it all. I concur. Yeah, well, you're not a great route runner unless they're terrified of you going deep. And you have to have speed to do that. I'm just saying, sometimes you're smooth and it all looks the same. Dominic Goodman. Dude, didn't plan out in the NFL, but very good college. Shout out to Coleraine, Cincinnati. Last bit of combine news. Sources have told Pat McAfee's show, shout out to Pat McAfee, that Saquon Barkley has signed a massive two-year extension with the Philadelphia Eagles.
36:01Nice. 20.6 average per year. That's million, in case you were wondering. I mean, deserves every penny of that. Yep. 36 million guaranteed at signing. Damn. 15 million available in incentives. Ew. I wonder what those incentives are. I don't like that. That's a lot of money in incentives. I don't like that one bit. You mean I actually have to play and earn it? What? Does he have to get a 2 ,000-yard season every year? I'm betting that - Fuck. So, yeah, I'm betting that a lot of these are max values with, like, the way I used to be structured with how I'd be, like, there'd be playoff incentives, Super Bowl incentives, Pro Bowls, All Pros.
36:40And then with running backs, usually you'll add in yards. So you have to, like, rely on someone's vote to get your incentive? That's, for offensive linemen, it's typically how it happens. It's pretty shitty. Damn. Yeah, no. That's fucked up. I mean, I always hit mine, so it always worked out. It's because you podcast. Always podcast. That's right. That's why you should definitely start podcasting as a rookie. Yeah, I'm betting that a lot of these are just like kind of guaranteed ways of the Eagles to be like, hey, we want to pay you this money, but we need, you know, if injuries happen or something happens.
37:11We're not paying it. The max value. But he's still getting broke off. I mean,$36 million guaranteed at signing is. I mean, that's damn good. That's unbelievable money for a running back in today's NFL. And he deserved every penny. I mean, he proved how valuable, not just how good he is as a running back, but like his big play strike ability. You could tell he was one of the leaders on that team. Oh, that too. I mean, just a great freaking dude. And it probably frees up a bunch more space to sign other guys. This is typical Howie Roseman. Chess when everybody else is playing checkers. All right.
37:41Great delivery. I got nothing. Another offseason news. Sticking with the Eagles. Everyone debating the tush push. Green Bay Packers GM Brian has submitted a rule. GM Brian has submitted a rule proposal to ban the Tush Bush quarterback sneak. I mean, listen, I get it. I would want to ban it, too, if we sucked at it and it wasn't a mechanical advantage. The only issue I have that I take up with people is people saying it's not a football play, it's rugby. I don't know what's more of a football play. I really don't. What represents football? Physicality, toughness, will. We're going to fight for half a yard.
38:21You know what's coming. We know what's coming. and we're just going to bulldoze against each other like machines made of meat. I don't know what we're – it's completely about football. I think to some people football is like, oh, look at this pretty Pius concept design. It's like that's not fucking football. I just don't understand. That's a different side that is – this is what football has become. This is about pure physicality and advantage for the offensive lineman because we know the snap count when it's coming and where we're going. Don't get me wrong. Jason's having fun with it, but I just don't understand what the proposal, like why stop it?
38:58I think, one, people want to ban it. People want to ban it because, one, some people have like a safety concern on the play. They think that it's more dangerous. In my experience, it is not a play that has much of an increased chance of injury on it. Do guys get hurt on it sometimes? Yes, but so does every other play that you run in the NFL. Typically, it's more of a grueling play. The plays where you get hurt are usually like these high-impact collisions or somebody gets landed up on wrong or twisted, and that just doesn't happen that much on that play because everybody's just nose-diving forward to try and get as low as possible and push for a yard.
39:34Does it suck? Yeah. Is it a fun play to run? No. I mean, except when you get the first down or a touchdown. But is there an increased chance of injury? I just haven't seen that in my experience with the play. Is there an increased chance of you being fatigued? and hating your life, yeah, but it's worth it for a yard. And then the other thing is I think people just think it's an unfair play for the offense, that they can push. My argument to that is you guys can push too. It's not like you're just pushing on the offensive side. You guys can hunker down in there and push and accumulate mass. I don't know.
40:11It doesn't feel like teams across the league are as good as the Eagles are at it, so it feels weird to try and ban this play for an advantage that it seems like really just one team majorly has. Yeah. In my opinion. I mean, they're not trying to ban the quarterback sneak. They're just trying to ban the way you guys have perfected it. Yeah. Like, do we ban, if it's an unfair advantage, like, do we ban Saquon Barkley from running with the football? Because that seems like an unfair advantage to me. You know what I mean? And that does it for the news news. The news that we have, the last bit of news.
40:47and if any of you have any off-season questions, please leave us a question in the comments. Yeah, we'd love to answer them. Yeah, or not answer them. Don't really have much else to talk about, so now's your chance. Yeah. We're going to be answering a lot of questions. Trying to make it big? Put on a comment. Dumber the better. Yeah, that's about all you got. All right, now the L.A. Food Court. That's right, we're going to do a little taste test for you guys. Oh, give me these calories. All right, L.A. Food Court is brought to you by Suave. Man, how about it? You got a little suave going right now.
41:19You're the suave. Take that hat off. You got the suave. I'm not doing that. All right. Maybe just a little. Yeah, look at that. Ooh, look at that hair. Gosh. Putting this thing back on. I can't believe you haven't started balding. What? We're Kelsey's. I'm balding, Travis. I'm getting thin up there. Where? No, it's just a widow's peak, not up top. You're good up top. No, it's going thin right through. That's why you do it to the side? I don't do anything. I just wake up. I don't do shit to my head. All right, here we go. We're doing a little food taste test for you guys. Moving on to a little New Heights Food Court.
41:50We have a very special theme this week on the Food Court. We'll be trying foods that we missed out on because we skipped Jake's wedding. Jake, I can't wait to judge the food you had at your wedding. I know. Do you know how fired up I would be to go to a wedding that's not what? Do you want chicken, steak, or fish? Yeah, you were invited. I don't remember getting the invite. It's on your fridge currently. Well, you know you're supposed to send that stuff to Emily. I did. That's right. We decided not to attend. It was in the fall. It was during football season. We couldn't go. Yeah, we still chose not to go.
42:24Okay. Okay. We were busy, Jason. Sorry, Jake. All right. So we're told these are all L.A. staples. We have Heavy Handed, which is a burger out here, a burger spot out here. We have La Sorted, which is a pizza spot out here. And we have Tacos 1986. 1986. Which I would assume means they've been open since 1986. Yeah, what is that? That's not even like an impressive. Yeah, like they just started making tacos. In 86, like that. I mean, I guess it's, actually it's close to 40 years now. I mean, I can tell you right now, I'm not trying the tacos. That's all you, Jason. You're not going to even try it?
43:04No, I'm not trying those. Why? I'm looking at them, I'm like, I'm not trying those. Travis, come on, it's Jake's wedding. We didn't go to the wedding. We at least got to try the food. Food number one, heavy-handed, burger and fries. All right, this feels weird eating a fry. without ketchup. It is a smash burger, in case people are wondering. I can tell right away from looking at it. This is probably the roughest way to ever do a food test. It's kind of unfair. It has been sitting around a little bit, so heavy-handed, we apologize for these ratings we're about to give you. I mean, cold fries. It's just so hard.
43:33I can't even rate this. Let's just go burger. Let's just go burger. Out of all the cold fries you've had, were you? I'll say, for a cold fry, absolute horse shit. I'm just going to be honest. There are certain fries that hold up well with age and this is not one of them. Other fries that do not hold up well with age, McDonald's. McDonald's are great if you catch them right out of the fryer. The moment they aren't hot, they're fucking terrible. It's layered with onions. I'm not eating this. Don't do a food. You can't have me test food that I'm not going to eat. Everyone knows my criteria. I don't think everybody doesn't know your criteria.
44:11Everyone knows I don't eat onions. I can tell you that I don't know that everybody doesn't know because I don't know what your criteria is. Other than white sauces and onions, those are the only two I know. Well, there's onions on that one, so. How is it, Jason? It's absolutely delicious. Nice. There is definitely a heavy McDonald's taste in this. Ooh, a little Mickey D's. Mickey D's was out here in the West Coast, started out here. A lot of people don't know that. It's a Big Mac style sauce. Ooh, I'm in on the Big Mac. It's very good. I'm in on the Big Mac minus onion. It's a very good burger.
44:39Nice. If this was warm, it would be incredible. And I will say, I think this is better than Five Guys. No. I don't think it's even a question. That's better than Five Guys? I'm not a... Oh, wait. You're thinking of In-N-Out. I was thinking of In-N-Out. I screwed that up. I was about to say. It's definitely better than In-N-Out. Five Guys. I think it's probably better than Five Guys, too, if I'm being honest. You're more of like a smash burger type guy anyways, though. I don't discriminate. I am on a mission to find the best burger. I've been trying to... I'm trying burgers all over the place. I love burgers.
45:10Nice. I got a burger spot for you. There's one in L.A. called Frankin' It Up. It's just a food truck in Santa Monica or something like that. Yeah, I'm out on food trucks. Well, it's not even a truck. It's just like a guy set up in a residential zone. I don't even know if it's permanent, but the fucking guy makes a great burger. At least after 15 micheladas. One out of 10. One out of 10, where are you going? For a cold burger, one out of 10. Those pickles are great. They're very good. I like pickles now. For a smash burger, nine. I'm not heavy. I need a really good burger. I need a really good burger.
45:44I'm not heavy. For a smashed burger, what it is, if this was warm, I'd be like devouring it. I mean, you are. You've taken four bites, and it's already gone. That's your fourth bite right there. Cold fries definitely get them warm. All right, heavy-handed. Got a nine. That might be one of the highest scores Jason's ever got. Can you not just take the onions off? Food number two, La Sorta. Peppers. And cheese. We have a cheese. We have a cheese. Cheese? Nah, it's too childish. I can do peppers. I can do peppers. I don't prefer it, but I can do peppers. I don't think peppers on pizza go great, but I'll try.
46:21Ready? You still got it.
46:28Okay. Great sausage. Alright. A little pepper and hamburger meat. It's not bad. I'm like positive that's sausage. Yeah, probably a sausage. I looped the two in Can we get confirmation? Sausage and peppers I mean it's pretty good It's very good It's pretty good I fucking love a good like Detroit style pizza A New York style pizza But I don't know I don't know It's not like cheesy enough Or like enough sauce for me It's a little dry I do agree There could be more sauce Yeah And more cheese The bread and dough actually I'm in on though I'm in on the bread and dough I'm in on the bread and dough The sausage is really good The flavors are fantastic I like that it's got a little bit of red.
47:09Does it have red pepper flakes on it? Yeah, 100 % it does. I'm in on that. I'm in on a little spicy. I don't think long green peppers should be on a pizza. That's good. That is a good piece of pizza. It is a good piece of pizza. I'm going, see, I'm a pizza fucking guy, dude. It's also hard. It's just in a warm pie. It doesn't matter. Pizza, cold or hot, can be fucking delicious. Sometimes cool pizzas. That's what I'm saying. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. You don't always get that with burgers. As it lingers and I get more of that spice, I like it. The bite is pretty solid. I'm going a solid seven.
47:44I'll go a seven on that. It's got really good crust. The texture of the dough and everything, they nailed all that. Yeah. If it was just a little more robust with the ingredients, it would just really. Really just knock those taste buds out. It might be perfect. It would be right up there. I mean, it would be real good. I'm going to go 8.2. you threw it up there you're pretty generous right now I think you're just hungry I am I am on a diet caloric deficit so this food tastes amazing compared to food without fats and sugar we're right up your alley nice so we got a 9 from heavy handed I'm also trying to gauge because it's not like right out of the oven trying to be a little bit generous anticipating that to be look at you fucking good Samaritan well heavy handed 9 uh la sorta um I go 70 goes 8.2 so that puts us at about 7.6 this fucking taco good luck that avocado has been sitting out oh I thought that was like bean sauce it's avocado it's just been brown because it's been oxidized avocado if you don't eat it immediately just oxidizes are these all the same no this looks like chicken Chicken is possible.
49:04What did you have at your wedding? I mean, unless they have, unless you had tofu tacos. We got all the tacos at the way. Love the tortilla. Big corn tortilla only. I used to eat flour tortilla. All we ate. All we ate was flour. All we ate was, yeah. I still eat them. I can't fucking eat flour tortilla. I can do it. Maybe there's a seafood taco. No, I got you. I can't. Like, eating a flour tortilla now just feels so gross. I love the crunch. No, I'm out. You don't get them the way they're supposed to be. Flour tortillas? Yeah, you probably get them a little soggy and they're not as crunchy and as fun as the...
49:41I'll still go to Taco Bell and get two and two. I'll get too soft, too hard. It's a good chicken taco. Chicken taco, by far, least favorite taco of all the time. Sure, what is this? Do you have like an alpaca? What's that? Is that pork? I think that's carnitas. All right, let's try the carnitas. Jesus Christ.
50:04caloric deficit
50:09you got the eyebrows up you know it's a good thing you get those eyebrows to go up that means you've surpassed expectations or there's a little jolt of flavor town that he was I mean it's a great taco I will say let's wrap it up I mean they're good tacos tacos are one thing that I feel like the more off the beaten trail you go, the better the tacos are. It's just the way I feel with tacos. The more commercialized it is, it's just not as good of a taco. If I'm catching this out of somebody's back of their vehicle that they drive, it's going to be the best fucking taco I've ever had in my life. Dude, Taco Bell made a living on selling rat food.
50:49They're good. They're very good.
50:54Oh, yeah. He's going for the moon pie. What the fuck is this? It's a mulita. Melita. Is that like a real thing or is that like a gordita? No, it's a real thing. Looks like a quesadilla to me. It's a Donald quesadilla. It's a taco burger. The heavy breathing is the fucking illest part of this entire thing. I mean, it's hard because corn tortillas should be eaten fresh. God damn. All right, we got to give it one out of ten. Where are you going? I bet with all this being fresh, these are probably about as good of a commercialized taco as you can get. But, like, the last time I was in L.A., I went to, like, the street that Whole Foods is on in Santa Monica.
51:38I'll eat those tacos over these any day of the week. Harder to order from. I would say I will give these a 7-8. 7-8? Nice. So, well, that does it for Food Court brought to you by Suave Men. And shout out to Jets J for getting married. How about it? I had no idea that guy. What are your ratings for these foods, Jake? Burgers are 10. 10? 10 out of the burger. Okay. Nowhere to go. Nowhere to go. Just never be tough. It's my favorite burger in LA. It's easily my favorite burger in LA. Well, it better be your favorite in the world if you're giving me a 10. You're giving me more than one 10 in LA. All right.
52:19Erroneous. This is where you and I disagree.
52:24All right, go ahead. Pizza, 8.5. All right. And tacos, I'd give a 7.3. 7.3? Yeah. Nice. Nice. You guys are kind of on the board. I think that's pretty... Nice. Yeah, we're in the same ballpark. That does it for Food Court. Sorry for my chewing. New Heights Food Court brought to you by Suave Men. That is it for this show. That wraps up another episode of New Heights. Make sure you subscribe on the YouTube to the New Heights channel. To the YouTube. To the New Heights channel. and follow New Heights on the Wondery app or wherever you get your podcasts. You can listen to new episodes of New Heights early and ad-free by joining Wondery Plus now in the Wondery app or on Apple Podcasts.
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53:34What's the point of writing an Audible?
53:47I got a nice sweater on. That's a cardigan, Jason. Is it a cardigan type of sweater? Look at you, you little schoolboy. You look Amish in this thing. I had a Jeff cap on too. Eastern PA? I had to take off. They made you take off your hat? No, I took it off because I was trying to be polite. Does that work? I don't know. Justice is justice, whether it's polite or not. Oh, you have not been to court, have you? I'm a criminal justice major. you want to do it i don't know you sure you just use that part and move on all right
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