Preseason Pop and Mailbag with Colleen Wolfe

26:20He wasn't born Debo. He became Debo. Right. That's how it works. Do not cross that man. That was Connie's travels. Yeah. Around... I'm sure there were other things that happened, but... Philadelphia. You know, you talked Big Dom. We'll get into it all. I went to a Slightly Stupid concert. What is that? I don't even know what that is. Slightly Stupid's like a... They're sort of like a reggae-ish band. I should know this. I don't know this. I'm going to learn about it. But first, we're going to take a little break and we're going to come back and we're going to get all your questions in the mailbag.

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30:35We have some really good, meaty shows. I feel like this is just a nice, refreshing palate cleanser in the middle of the week. I love that. We'll take some of your questions. I was getting more questions. When are you guys going to do a mailbag again? So here we are. I love a mailbag. The first question kind of bummed me out, but I needed to talk to my friend Walter. wasn't aware of him before this tweet or whatever you want to call it on Blue Sky. But he's a Lions fan, and his question was so sad. We have to lead with, has the Lions window closed? I mean, man. First of all, I don't really believe in windows anyways for good organizations, of which the Lions are one.

31:18I know that's hard to believe because the ownership's not totally different or whatever, but they're good. secondly they've improved every season significantly they won 15 games last year and we're still in the divisional round despite like all the injuries in the world and all the excuses like the offense still kept making it happen number one seed in the nfc i would i would go as far to say as if if this season doesn't go as well and you're getting a vibe from the lions like well we don't care as much about the regular season now if you could just fast forward us to the playoffs and we're 11 and 6 and we're the 5 seed like we'll take that because all that matters is the playoffs and that's a danger it's a little bit of a dangerous place to be but if they did take a step back this season because the schedule is so tough and everything it's like no I think the window like why would the window be even remotely closing anytime soon the coach the front office are awesome like there's so many good young players on the roster I know Jared Goff isn't the youngest quarterback but he's not the oldest either like but also he's kind of like the offensive coordinator a little bit on the field.

32:22So that's a good thing. It's wide open is my point. Like, yeah, there's going to be ups. There's going to be downs, but you got to get over the old Lions thing. I guess that is hard to overcome. Well, I'm sure that's this is the first time that they've been experiencing success since ever. When? Since before the merger. Since like it wasn't really the NFL and they're winning some titles in the 40s or whatever. Sure. Literally this is the greatest Lions era ever. Yeah. Like in the modern era. So I don't blame people. By far, just the last couple of years. But like, yeah, I don't believe in that window stuff.

32:57No, but I think that they do have a point to be concerned about the coordinator turnover. But like also you have John Morton, who he was with the team before, but this was before they were experiencing like this success. I think he was there in 2022. And then he was under Sean Payton, who is an incredible offensive line. So this is not like he was going around to different rando teams and learning from other people who don't really have the experience. And also, Kelvin Shepard, as a DC, who knows how that's going to go, but he was already in the building and he already has a rapport. Handpicked.

33:39Ben Johnson wanted to take him. They all wanted to take him with him. Aaron wanted to take him with him. Exactly. So he learned under him. So I wouldn't be so worried about that. the important thing here is the players are awesome right the offensive line there's some questions but you still have panace sewell and taylor decker who you love you still have jamison williams and aman rai like the these rookie receivers you still have sam laporta you still have like maybe the best backfield league you have aiden hudson everyone's going absolutely crazy about you have a lot of young players including brian branch like in the secondary like just nothing to worry about it did register to me though that the nbc crew doing the hall of fame game sometimes you can pick up a little something from what chris collinsworth said you could tell by what he said from his conversations with the Lions that they are sick of hearing about Ben Johnson, that they don't, that they probably think Ben Johnson's impact on the Lions, I'm guessing this is Dan Campbell, was like a little overrated.

34:31And like everyone thinking that they're all going to fall flat on their face because, oh, big brain Ben Johnson's gone. Well, I'm Dan Campbell and I got my big muscles and we're going to win some games. So don't worry Walter. Is this the new Tom Brady or Bill Belichick debate? That is funny. But yeah, I'd rather have all the players. Ben Johnson and his big brain. And Dan Campbell. Not that they didn't all get along, but I get that. I think they probably are sick of those questions. There were a lot of these types of questions. And so let's go to the question about Micah Parsons. And it was, what would a trade for Micah Parsons look like?

35:09This is from Meat Breath. and he suggests Arizona because they got some cap room and they'd be aggressive yeah and they're I think at the right time of the team build that makes sense I haven't dove too deep into this because I just don't think he's going to get traded of like the types of teams that are going to trade for him because I just don't think the Cowboys are going to listen but if they were just to answer the question what would it look like I think the Cowboys would really want a player back that mattered. Yes. And so I was trying to think of different teams. I don't know how the bills could make the money work, but like, could you do Greg Russo a first and a third or something like that?

35:51Or if you're the... I don't think that's enough. If you were the Bears, could you do Montez Sweat a first and a second? Like something like that, where a legitimate player is actually coming to the back to the Cowboys in addition to draft stuff because I know people look back at these old trades calling like and compare them to like Cleo Mack got this. That's exactly what I was thinking. He got two first rounders. And I know the cap has gone up but Cleo Mack wasn't making$40 million a year. The percentage of the cap for these top pass rushers is even crazier now that you have to pay Micah Parsons that much money.

36:28I think that brings the cost down just so slightly. And by the way, I just gave you like a plus very good starter plus a first round pick. that's still a lot. You know what? The Ravens, maybe. That would be potentially interesting if they pursued him. But yeah, I think that you would have to do... I don't know if they would go for anything less than two first rounders. I agree with that. I guess when I think of a guy like Arusso or a Sweat, that's like a borderline first right there. And to me, it should be at least that much because you're kind of guaranteed you know that they're already good players.

37:02The Ravens is spicy. But again, I said this on the first show about Micah. I just don't think they're going to want to trade him for picks when those picks aren't going to help you this season. That's true. They want to win this season. Dave asks a sad question this time of year, but one I often think about. It's just who's the worst team? You got any picks? The worst team? I guess it would be the Titans, right? They're in the mix. In Las Vegas, the favorites have the worst record in the league. Now, this is a little bit different than worst team because you have to take into account schedule.

37:36Is it in the AFC South? No, it is the Browns and the Saints are tied for the most likely teams to be the worst. And the Titans weren't even third. It might have been the Panthers. They're up there. They're kind of like a sneaky, could-be-bad team. There's not a lot of really obvious bad teams. My choice is the Browns. You'd go with the Browns. Yeah. God. They have six quarterbacks right now. It's comically bad. And the quarterbacks is the biggest part of it. And I know they have Miles Garrett and Denzel Ward. They have some players, but the skill positions are not good. The offensive line, which has been good, has real big questions now at tackle.

38:20I think they have problems all over the place, which is kind of why I can't believe that Andrew Barry, their GM, has apparently so much job security. I don't really believe it, though. I think if they go 4-13, they're going to be a good one. to change. Schedule's tough. Their schedule's rough. They have the Lions in there and the Vikings, obviously. Their own division is so tough. Yeah. It's a bummer to think about, but I think the Panthers are a sneaky choice for this option, too. Yeah. Because everyone thinks it's on the up because it got better last year, but I think it's a pretty thin roster overall.

38:54I don't know. I think that they're going to get a little bit better. I hope so. I don't think I'm going to pick that, but I think it's possible. Some team could just completely blow up like the Dolphins have been on my radar as like a team that could just completely blow up. I don't, you know, that would probably take a two. I think that they are really going to implode the Dolphins. Like that's not even a question in, in my head. I'm, I'm worried about how spectacularly they're going to implode. Honestly. Wow. Yeah. So that they think you think they could be one of the worst teams in the league.

39:24I don't know one of the worst, but they're, they're not going to be any, I think they're just going to keep getting worse. they do have a lot of talent. The one thing with the AFC East is I think the out of division schedules are pretty good. Okay. But you get the Jets twice, you get the Patriots twice. Patriots are okay, but they're not any world beaters. But I feel you. I agree with you on that one. The next question is from Josh. What chance is there that Travis Hunter is better than Brian Thomas Jr.? Immediately. Immediately? I know he's so good, but he's taking on so much, learning the playbook, going to all of the meetings for both sides.

40:11If you heard him describe what his schedule was, I couldn't even... I got lost immediately. He's now doing the thing where he's practicing on both sides on the same day. So he's graduated to that. Exactly. Which, I mean, he must just be such a genius to be able to take all of this information in, retain it, and then be able to differentiate in such a quick nature of the game. The game moves so fast and it moves so much quicker when you go from college to pros. So I think that there might be a little bit of a learning curve, maybe eventually, and maybe even this year, eventually, that Travis Hunter is better than Brian Thomas Jr., but not right out of the gate.

40:51Yeah. When I read immediately, I think by the end of the year, maybe, but that's a good point. He's talking maybe more September. I was really high in Brian Thomas Jr. because he just moves different. I'm not a scout, but you watch a guy that big move the way he moves. And I was just like, I think this is probably going to work. And it really did. That said, Travis Hunter was a way better wide receiver prospect coming out of college. And what you said about the game going so fast and his smarts, I think that's such an awesome point because that's what stands out to me watching his tape in colleges.

41:24The game seems to go so slow for him. Whereas I think he processes just a natural football intelligence in addition to all the study that he obviously must do at a way that is next level, you know, on top of his athletic gifts. And you hear from training camp, like things are starting to slow down. I love that they released the depth charts and he's a starter at wide receiver and a backup at cornerback right now. It's just like, it's so cool. I do love that. But it's just so impressive. He was talking about how just from being around the game for so long and playing from the time he was so young that it's all just such second nature.

42:04But I think to myself, okay, but there's so many other players that have also just only been playing football from the time that they could almost walk. And it's, this is not like, this is literally a one-to-one comparison. It's never happened, at least in the current modern NFL. So I'm going to answer the question, what chance, percentage-wise. And I didn't have a Brian Thomas Jr. this year in terms of a prospect that I was just so high on, felt higher consensus. I felt so convinced because it was Travis Hunter. And everyone thinks Travis Hunter is amazing. I'm not on an island there. But I do think he's the type of amazing that it's going to translate immediately.

42:42And so I'm putting the percentage at like 60. Whoa, really? I just think, I truly believe he is going to be incredible. Okay. Like he is going to be a top, you know, 10 to 15 receiver by the end of the year. When he says immediately, I'm thinking during the rookie year. But yeah, I think he'll be right there and that they'll just have one of the best combinations. I think that I'm actually trying to... Maybe he doesn't get the volume because he has to play defense and all that stuff. But I do think he's... Oh, this is interesting because they have the Panthers first and then the Bengals and then the Texans.

43:15That AFC South schedule, there's a lot of good eating in terms of the defenses you play, except for the Texans. All right, I'll say 30%. Even that's high. I mean, Brian Thomas Jr. is awesome, but I'm just a big believer in Travis Hunter. Clive asks, who are the top five coaches of the last 25 years? So I prepared for this one. I did some research. I think Belichick and Reid are 1-2 in that order. But if you wanted to make the argument how big of an impact Reid made on offenses in his time with Philadelphia, I could even listen to that. After that, it gets tricky. I went Sean Payton, Mike Tomlin, and then I...

43:52What about like Bill Parcells? Well, he's not really the last 25 years. I mean, he did coach within the last 25 years, but his peak was before that. So some guys got a little cut off. There were good... Like Marty Schottenheimer, his career I would have considered for this list, but his peak is before 2000, even though he had some good teams after that. So I'm only considering the last 25 years. So the fifth spot, I thought about Pete Carroll. I thought about John Harbaugh. You could have either Shanahan. Mike Shanahan would be on this list if you could count the 80s, but you can't. I don't think it's crazy to think about Sean McVay there in terms of impact and just how good he is.

44:30I think I would maybe even take him over Pete Carroll and John Harbaugh. But by the numbers, you know what the numbers would tell you? Tell me. Like wins, playoff appearances, playoff wins, winning percentage, all that. Like John Harbaugh should be on this list. Well, I was thinking about John Harbaugh. I mean, and then if you could just put a last name on there, Shanahan, Harbaugh. That's fair. That's true. So kick Tomlin out. And then we put Shanahan, the family and Harbaugh. And sorry, McVay. You haven't been around as long. Exactly. So, by the way, when you brought up Marty Schottenheimer, when I was with the Cowboys in Oxnard, we were talking to Shadi and he was saying we found out that he used to, for years and years and years and years, carry this card in his wallet.

45:14And the card he had written on there that his goal was to be the youngest head coach in the National Football League. Wow. Yeah. So he said that eventually he took it out when he realized that wasn't going to happen. But he said it was such a blessing that it didn't happen because he wouldn't have been ready. And now he's in such a better spot. But I just thought that was so interesting and also adorable. So when Sean McVay got hired by the Rams, however old he was, somewhere that day, Brian Schottenheimer. Oh. That mother f***er. Sorry, I don't know why. I just was imagining Schottenheimer with his backwards.

45:56Because what was Sean McVay was like 31? Sean McVay's still young. He's a baby. I don't know how old he was. But I should have asked him where he put the card. Did he throw it away? Did he put it in the little special box? It could be viewed as a sad story, but he got there. And I think he's going to do as good a job as he can do. I think he liked the Cowboys. I like his baggage. Mark asks, Greg, you frequently cite all these team-specific podcasts you listen to, but you're also an avid reader who is said to have a healthy work-life balance. Who is said to have that? Who says that? How many hours are in a Greg day?

46:33Wow. Yeah. You know what, Mark? Absolutely. I want to know this. I don't know how you have time. Balance not as healthy as I would like it to be during the season. Okay. I mean, I definitely do my best. Now, are you counting... My kids like me. Audiobooks? I don't know about love. I do listen to audiobooks. Not that much. I would say like one out of seven books I read is an audiobook. What was the book that you had on tape when we picked up Steve Smith and me and a bunch of other people from the network jumped in your car? Yeah, that was a biography of the author Gene Reese, who I really love.

47:08I usually don't get that dorky That like academic And Jean Rhys She's amazing I think like British slash sort of Jamaican author Very depressing But it was about her life It was like early Early last century I would say That was embarrassing Not the work like I've kind of cut out like Some things go TV and movies have taken a big hit Oh man, I never watch movies They're kind of gone And then the TV specific podcast I do listen, like there's very little time When I'm like just Doing, like in my life Where I'm not listening to a podcast I feel like, I'm like, when I'm around the house I'm always listening to a podcast Or you're going like the grocery store, I'm listening to a podcast If I'm doing any sort of like You just always have your finger on the pulse I'm just saying I'm like brushing my teeth Or you're going outside And then you do the 1.5 speed or whatever.

48:07Yeah. You just, there's never a time where you're just in silence. There's not a lot of that because that's where... That's my favorite show. The conversation that we had a few weeks ago comes in, where you start to face the void. I love, I like to sit in the void. It's comfortable. I do sometimes. And that is what I read about often. I mean, like, that's sort of the number one subject I would say of literature in general. Really? Like, everyone's going to die sometime. Yeah, I think that's like the number one topic. I love how existential this gets. I mean, it's not always directly that, but I do think it's talking about the human experience, you know, of having that knowledge while you live.

48:51Because it's kind of like the thing that makes humans so unique. That and apparently that we can gossip about each other behind like each other's backs with no other animals are able to do. Oh God, I never thought of that. Well, neither did I, but I'm reading slash listening to the very popular book, Sapiens, because our friend Chris Wesseling, who this podcast is named after, carried that book around and loved that book. It was recommended to him by Henry Hodgson. I found this out just over the last couple of weeks. I mentioned to Keisha, I finally picked it up. He loved that book so much. It really blew his mind.

49:27And I always wanted to read it. I was like, eventually I will read it. And now I'm reading it. I like to read books sometimes that he was into feel. I love that. I might try it out too. That's very like, you know, academic and stuff, but what does that mean? I wouldn't know. I just read, I read, I read novels. I just like books when like Anthony Bourdain's telling me about what kitchens are like and how he got into the biz and all of the crazy stories. But I also would say with that time stuff, I don't know how old Mark is who asked. But to paraphrase Mike Gundy, the great Oklahoma State head coach, like I'm a man.

50:08I'm 40. And I feel like your 40s, this is an idea I've been. OK. They are your prime. I agree. I don't mean like physically, obviously. False. But I do think it's probably the decade you're peaking. in the sense that you can handle the most and do the most like all things, like family, work, life. I think you're just sort of ready for it. Like if you're like going up and like now you're in it more than any other time. That's how I feel in the middle of my 40s. So I'm saying I can handle it better than I ever, that I certainly would have been in my 30s or 20s or even in my 50s. I wouldn't want to do my 20s or 30s over again.

50:54I'm much happier where I am right now I feel like I could handle things way better I totally agree I've always liked getting older At some point that'll probably stop No, why? There's the movie Yeah, I think my dad, for instance Is having the best time of his life right now So is my dad Yeah, this is what we could all do We don't have to complain about getting old I wasn't expecting to take this big a detour But you know the movie Garden State? Yes Which is somewhat famous for, I think, rightly being not as rewatched. Like when you watch it now, you're like, oh, this didn't age well. Natalie Portman.

51:31Natalie Portman, Zach Braff. There's some things that are problematic about it. But there is a part of the book where he's talking to her or she's talking to him. I think it actually is. And she's talking about you're in it. You know, you're in it right now, which is like a lot's happening in his life, his personal life and everything. And that is like a time in your life when a bunch of different things are happening. and you're almost like alive to everything around you in a way that almost feels uncomfortable. Those are the moments where you grow the most. I feel like the 40s are the closest to you're in it as like a time of life.

52:05At least that's been my experience. Yeah. Especially, you know, the kids are now 10 and 13. It's like, it's just all happening. That's why people have midlife crisis when they turn 40 because they're like, oh my God, I'm in it. And this is not what I wanted to be when I was in it. So got to make some changes. Yeah, like my five tattoos I've gotten in the last five years. Like, says you're right. I got my nose pierced last year. Like, what are we doing? It does feel great. And it's a fun day. I want to get another. I want to get one. Where are we here? All right. Let's fly through a few more. Let's do a speed round and then say goodbye.

52:37What former current NFL player would have the best energy to join the See You Next Tuesday team? Great question. Ooh. Jordan Mailata would be great. Oh, that's a good one. Yeah. This is from John, by the way. John Byrne. I immediately thought of like, well, people we know. Marshawn Lynch would be funny. Like Steve Smith. I don't know him personally, but you do. Yeah, he'd be great. He's someone we actually, maybe we'd get him. I think he'd be great. Kobe Turner, who we've had on the show, I feel like adds a nice sunny vibe. We did a show with Mina Kimes and him too. So now we've met him twice and I just feel like I know him a little bit.

53:10He would add a nice vibe. And then people I don't know, CJ Stroud to me is such a ball knower and has just a great... Ball knower. I think he would add a lot of knowledge, but also goodbye. Like, okay, he's unique. Jair Alexander is just out in left field. He would be fun. Yep. And then I thought someone that I liked, but that wouldn't fit would be Todd Bowles. He's too serious. Oh, yeah. What? That's, I just, for some reason, I thought he threw me off there. Who would be a really funny person to just have on this desk every single week. And it'd just be Todd Bowles over there. I don't know. Just being like, he'd be cool.

53:46I think he's chill, but it just would be, I don't know if it would work. Yeah, not sure. But, who knows? Stroud, I think, would be great. Stroud would be good. I think, too, MJD is always, I love MJD. Yes. Joe Thomas. Like, the guys we've worked with, it's an unfair advantage, but we know that it would be great. yeah. MJD would be, would be amazing. Charlie Weber asks, how much concern should there be for the Packers' cornerback room? Maybe this happened after the Nate Hobbs surgery. Maybe not. Their top cornerback, by the way, is undergoing surgery and, is expected to potentially be back for week one.

54:20I have no concern. Actually, I feel better about that room now than I did at the beginning of camp because of the reports coming out. And I think they have a pretty good group. They brought back one of their former players as well to kind of fill in while Nate Hobbs is out. But I'm not that concerned. Is Colleen in on the Colts? We hit that. Judging on reports out of camp, what free agent will have the biggest impact? It's a really good question. I was thinking about my list of free agents. Yeah. I hope it's Milton Williams. We haven't heard a lot about Milton Williams, but they could really use a pass rush and him combining with Christian Barmore would be big.

54:58That would be awesome. I like that one. Yeah. I don't know. I feel like this is something I need to marinate in for a second. That's a tough one. I want to think about that one. I should have just sprung you on that. Have you counted Zach Bond? Because technically he actually got to the agency. That would count. I'm still on the last one. I'm like, Ed Reed would be an amazing ad to a Tuesday show. Ed Reed is like two on his own planet that I don't think you could integrate him. Could you? And to the rest of the group. You know what was a great pickup was the Colts Charverius Ward, I think is a sneaky answer for this.

55:33Also the guys maybe that the Broncos brought in that we mentioned earlier, like Drake Greenlaw. That could be one. Yeah. Coach Finstock asks, and he's one of the best follows on Twitter. Okay. I mean on Blue Sky rather. How far can the Rams go with Jimmy G playing quarterback? Not very far. I think that would really make them a team that's not going to make the playoffs. Like they're going to win some games. But I think that's a big enough problem that it's not going to happen. The next question from Brett. Let's give Brett Drake May a competent offensive line. What's his ceiling? I think it could be a ceiling is like a top 10 quarterback this year.

56:09Top 10, yeah? They're making the playoffs? That's his ceiling. I mean, that's pretty... Yeah. You're talking about ceiling. I mean, physically, yeah, that was a great rookie year. Like, why can't, like, Justin Herbert was a top 10 quarterback as a rookie year. Stephon Diggs there now. He's looked good. Uh-huh. He has some... They have other issues. Yeah, there was another Patriots question where he was like, Massachusetts is panicking. What's happening with Carlton Davis and Morgan Moses? Did they strike out in free agency? I was like, don't panic. Don't listen to the sports radio in Massachusetts.

56:38It's just stupid. They spent so much money in the offseason. None of that, like, okay, Morgan Moses is being wrapped up. This doesn't matter. Our last one is from T. Shane, and he asked, Justin Fields has been dreadful in Jets' game. I don't know if that's totally true. If he's awful in two weeks, should we explore a move for Kirk Cousins? Ooh, that honestly feels like something that could 100 % happen. It's dark, though. Kirk Cousins gets sent... Be patient. Well, wait. It'd be too far off of what I think Aaron Glenn wants to do. So the Blue Sky name of this gentleman who asked him said Jets should tank for Lenoris.

57:19And I think that's fine. Don't be trying to win one or two extra games with Kirk Cousins. Just see how this works. And if it doesn't work out, you'll have a high pick. You think Cousins is going to want to go there? I think he'd like to play football again. Unless Michael Penix gets hurt. That's not happening. We'll be doing this again. You're back next week. We're getting the whole crew back together. Jordan Rodrigue. Rod Rieke. We already have the plan for next week. We do? We're going to do a rerun of our very popular show last year, I Can Fix Him. So think about who's going to get fixed. Okay.

57:54Not Coldplay style. Like, I can fix him. No, this is fun. That's a great one. We're doing that next week. Looking forward to that and looking forward to our next show. We will be back on Thursday. Ollie Connelly and I are going to talk about the most interesting defenses in the league. Nice. Not ranking, just like who we want to talk about. We're going to go deep on it. Really excited about that. Colleen Wolfe is the absolute best. No, you are. When she's back off the road, football's back.

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