In short
NFL reactions and analysis across multiple games: Chiefs vs Eagles (Super Bowl rematch), Steelers vs Seahawks (disappointing loss), Cowboys vs Giants, Browns vs Ravens, Bengals vs Jaguars (Burrow injury), Dolphins early struggles, and Bears early-season woes.
Guests
James “Deebo” Harrison (host) and Joe Hayden (co-host). No other named guests appear; they discuss teams and players as fans/analysts.
Key claims
- Chiefs/Eagles: Chiefs’ lack of run game forces too much on Mahomes; turnovers and Eagles’ “tush push” and time of possession are decisive. Eagles’ offense-defense-special teams “complementary football” wins even if Hurts’ stats aren’t huge.
- Steelers: Defense can’t stop the run and can’t generate consistent pressure; offensive line struggles in pass protection and run blocking; special teams brain fart costs points; zone/assignment discipline issues in coverage.
- Other games: Cowboys’ defense blew it vs Giants despite Russell Wilson playing well; Dolphins look hopeless due to inability to stop opponents early; Browns offense looks “vanilla” with Flacco checkdowns; Bengals likely struggle without Burrow; Bears’ QB Caleb Williams looks underwhelming and the team’s additions aren’t fixing it.
Notable examples
- Eagles: Devonta Smith third-and-10 catch; Saquon Barkley run game; not kicking back to Mahomes after a first down.
- Steelers: Seahawks’ Walker 105 rushing; Steelers averaging only ~5 yards per play; returner Johnson’s kickoff-return mistake.
- Cowboys: Giants 506 yards, 405 passing; Cowboys needed a 64-yard field goal in overtime.
- Bengals: Burrow turf toe expected sidelined ~3 months; discussion of Jake Browning.
- Dolphins: opponents scoring on first 10 drives; McDaniel quote “to win games, you have to win games, not lose the game.”
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOEagles vs. Chiefs Game Analysis
0:31 to 1:02
The hosts discuss the Eagles' Super Bowl rematch against the Chiefs.
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Eagles vs. Chiefs Game Analysis
1:55 to 5:18
The hosts discuss the Eagles' Super Bowl rematch against the Chiefs.
“Make sure I keep myself professional and I don't go to saying things that's unprofessional, you know.”
Steelers Defensive Struggles
5:18 to 14:00
A deep dive into the Steelers' poor defensive performance this season.
“And I think that's that's what it is when I see the Eagles play.”
Steelers Struggles and Line of Scrimmage Issues
14:00 to 17:00
The hosts discuss the Steelers' performance, emphasizing the need for better control on both sides of the ball.
“Like, he's just going there, scooting down, sitting there, and we're making like we didn't even see or feel this dude.”
Cowboys vs. Giants: Game Analysis
17:00 to 20:56
Analysis of the Cowboys' game against the Giants, highlighting Dak Prescott's performance and defensive issues.
“Dak Prescott in the fourth quarter versus the Giants.”
Cowboys vs. Giants: Game Analysis
23:23 to 24:13
Analysis of the Cowboys' game against the Giants, highlighting Dak Prescott's performance and defensive issues.
Cleveland's Defense and Offensive Struggles
24:24 to 28:00
Discussion about the Cleveland team's defensive collapses and offensive challenges during the game.
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Analyzing the Steelers' Loss
28:00 to 30:09
Discussion on the Steelers' performance and areas needing improvement.
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Debate on Quarterback Change
30:10 to 32:55
Exploration of whether the Steelers should change their quarterback.
“I love Flacco, but we know what he's going to give us.”
Concerns About Joe Burrow's Health
32:56 to 35:35
Discussion about Joe Burrow's injuries and its impact on the Bengals.
“if you want to be able to get a spark going on the offense, that just – it just looks real vanilla.”
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Travis Hunter's Dual Role
35:36 to 38:13
Discussion on the potential for Travis Hunter to excel in both offense and defense.
“He does all the – For me, I don't think they have a shot with the other guy.”
Player Snap Counts and Strategies
38:14 to 41:10
Analysis of snap counts for players and their implications for performance.
“So you would have him – I mean, either way, I would have him play – I love him on the offensive side of the ball.”
Miami Dolphins' Struggles
41:11 to 42:00
Review of the Dolphins' poor performance and their current situation.
“And then 20, 25, 30 special team, Jones, you out there.”
Miami's Struggles and Coach's Words
42:00 to 47:22
Discussion on Miami's poor performance and the coach's non-motivating statements.
“They allowed their opponents on the first 10 drives of this season to score.”
Chicago Bears' Current State
47:55 to 56:00
Analysis of the Chicago Bears' performance and the struggles of their quarterback.
“To win the game, you have to win the game.”
Quarterback Concerns Over Aesthetics
56:00 to 56:54
Discussion on the impact of a quarterback's off-field behavior on performance.
Colts' Success with a Strong Running Game
56:54 to 58:00
Analyzing the Colts' impressive game performance and their running strategy.
“But the Colts, they beat the Broncos 29-28.”
Team Dynamics and Quarterback Development
58:00 to 59:46
The importance of a balanced team for a quarterback's growth and success.
“Just being able to turn around and hand the ball off to him takes a lot of weight off your shoulder.”
Vikings vs. Falcons: A Disappointing Display
59:46 to 1:00:54
Discussion on the Vikings' disappointing performance against the Falcons.
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Rookie Quarterbacks: Expectations and Reality
1:00:54 to 1:02:35
Exploring the challenges faced by rookie quarterbacks in the league.
“See, that's why I ain't sold on the Vikings, dude.”
Bills' Dominance Over Jets
1:02:35 to 1:04:08
Analyzing the Bills' convincing win against the Jets and its implications.
“So I'm going to give them a chance, give them some time.”
Celebrating Individual Achievements
1:04:08 to 1:05:06
Highlighting standout performances, including Mac Jones and Calais Campbell.
“Mack Jones came in in relief of Brock Purdy.”
Fan Engagement and Support
1:05:06 to 1:09:12
Interactions with fans, including shoutouts and responses to super chats.
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Fan Engagement and Support
1:10:14 to 1:10:44
Interactions with fans, including shoutouts and responses to super chats.
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Transcript
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1:41Welcome back to the Deebo and Joe show. I am your host, James Deebo Harrison. I'm here with my co-host, Joe Hayden. Make sure you guys like and subscribe. You don't want to miss nothing that we got going on. So, Joe, I went ahead and wore my college shirt today. Okay. Make sure I keep myself professional and I don't go to saying things that's unprofessional, you know. So, yeah, that's why I had to put on the college shirt. Okay. You keeping it classy today? Got to. Got to. 100%. You know, after, you know, Sunday, I'm not feeling myself, you know what I mean? Okay. But we'll get into that. Let's see what went down with this Eagles Super Bowl rematch with the Chiefs, man.
2:28Okay. So the Chiefs obviously lost. We know that. They are now 0-2 for the first time since 2014, dude. Patrick Mahomes starts 0-2 for the first time since his sophomore year in high school, bro. Because he's been waiting. Yes, tell me about it. Jalen Hurts is now 3-2 against Pat, including the playoffs, 2-1 in the regular season, brother. what do you have to say about this brother i think so long story short this is this is not good for
3:01James Harrison:the for the chiefs uh i didn't think they started off too well this season obviously going on too but this this is my thing this is my take on the game let's just get into what i think went down uh i think the chiefs need to start getting a run game they're depending too much on Patrick Mahomes to beat Patrick Mahomes. And I know that's going to be the situation where he's going to do great things. He's going to be able to use his legs. He's going to be able to extend plays. But there's no running game. We need to see more Pacheco. We need to see more Kareem Hunt. More just being able to get some play action.
3:35James Harrison:Being able to just take some pressure off of him. So that was one of my main things there. And then at the same time, him and Travis Kelsey, Travis was balling. When you're playing against, when it's good on good, when you're playing against a team like the Eagles, those little things like that drop in the end zone, that's huge. That's not a drop. That turned into a pick. That turned into, I mean, that drop was turned into a turnover. You know what I'm saying? Which was turning the points. And when you give the Eagles team, which does have a run game, them being able to give the ball to Saquon Barkley.
4:05James Harrison:Jalen Hurts didn't have the numbers. Didn't do extremely too well. But when it was third and ten, when it was time, that ball to Devontae Smith on the side for him to catch that ball on third and 10. And then for them to be able to get the tush push, you know what I'm saying? To score that touchdown. And then not giving the ball back to Patrick Mahomes. That's the thing I love about them instead of the thing that the Ravens would do, would kick it back to him, give him a chance. No, let's finish this here. Our team's better than yours. We're going to get this first down and we're going to walk out of the stadium.
4:35James Harrison:He's not worried about yards. He's not worried about how many, all this. No, I left this game and we won and y 'all lost and we're going to get to the next stadium. So that's why I rock with the Eagles big time, not getting the ball back to the Chiefs. But then the Chiefs, when you're playing good on good, you're going to you can't make turnovers like that. But I think at the same time, you need some run game. Patrick Mahomes needs some help there where you do have Pacheco, you do have Kareem Hunt. Get them involved where they're like totem it so they have to worry about them. So I think it was a really good game.
5:06James Harrison:I think the Chiefs still got stuff to work on, you know what I'm saying, as far as like run game wise. Patrick Mahomes is still nice. But the Eagles, I think it's more Eagles good getting out of that stadium, playing, winning football. And I think that's that's what it is when I see the Eagles play. That's just a great football team. Yeah, I think, you know, the offense is built to run the football. You went and got Saquon for a reason and he's doing exactly what it is that, you know, y 'all want him to do. they're winning with the time of possession you know they're giving their defense time to rest which is you know letting them when they run the ball you know he's he's not getting stopped for negative yards very often so they're staying ahead of the chains thousand defense gets the rest they come out there and when they come down to it you know just the last you know a couple games like the defense plays better than the defense that they play against and they do enough so that they can be in those situations to win those games come that fourth quarter they said complimentary football bro yes very oh yes dude it's very very very complimentary football you know when you look at it uh i think it was uh chris was it chris jones yeah chris jones had said to uh hurts at the end of the game he said you didn't even get 100 yards and hurts said we won the fucking game shut you know that's that's really what it came down to he did what was necessary for his team to win he may not have put up the numbers that you know he had put up in the super bowl but he did what was necessary for his team to win and i think that's all you can ask for is for the offense and defense to complement each other and special teams add into it and that's you know that's really what they have going on right now over in Philly, and you really can't knock it too much, man.
6:55James Harrison:You love to see it, Jay, at the end of the day. You know what I'm saying? People love to see points. You want to see your quarterback throwing fade balling outside here and there. I like seeing a hard-fought defensive game where I don't want to see 500 yards on the field. I don't want to see. That's not exciting to me, dude. I don't understand that. I mean, somebody's playing bad. Somebody's playing bad. There's bad football being played if there's 500 yards. You know what I'm saying? of passing. You know what I'm saying? Somebody's getting lost. Who was in the wrong spot? We're going to get to where I had to go ahead and put my college shirt on.
7:26I had to get professional because we got to talk about my Steelers.
7:31James Harrison:I don't see all the towels. It's bad. My question was, this is what I wanted to talk to you about, Jace. I wanted to see how high you were with the Steelers when and if you get real cranky and start wearing college shirts when they lose. I guess you start wearing college shirts when they lose, they double-tiled up when they win? Hey, I'm going to tell you, it ain't nothing like when you lose and you actually playing. It ain't nothing like that. You're right. As soon as I left the game, brother, I wasn't bad. I was pretty good. You were present. You were in the building. Yes. I was in the building, brother.
8:10It's not the same concept as when you're you know you're actually playing the game okay no for sure for the first time since 2002 the stillers have allowed more than 30 points in the first two games the stillers defense gave up 14 plays of 10 yards or more the defense with six first with six former first rounders allow back to back 100 yard rushers goodness man god stillers don't give up rushing they that's just something As a base, that's one of the things that's supposed to be the standard. You don't give up a 100-yard rusher. And, dude, I really can't understand what's going on with the defense.
8:56I'm nervous. I'm scared. Yeah. I'm actually a little past that, dude. The defense is bad, dude. You gave up 32 points to the Jets. almost 400 yards, dude. What was it? 182 rushing? And the Bills just dog-walked the Jets, dude. Only gave up 154 yards total, dude. Like, we're in trouble, man. What do you think the problem is? Dude, we can't stop the run. We can't get consistent pressure on the quarterback. You got... Dude, what is it? what's his name? Damn, Darnold hit us for almost 300. No, he hit us for 200. Walker hit us for 105 rushing, dude. He was in... He averaged almost... Well, he was over.
9:55He was over eight yards of rush, dude. Our offensive line is bad, dude. We can't get a running game going. Jalen Warren is having to break a tackle in the backfield 25 % of the time, dude. if not more, before he gets out the backfield.
10:11James Harrison:Jalen Warren was the only bright spot, I would say, out there. No, we can't pass protect. He was our leading catcher out there. He was our leading pass catcher. We can't have our leading catcher. Right, and then the receivers started dropping passes, dude. Like, I don't – it was – I was a little distraught. Anyway, and then you got the turnover, like, right there in the end zone. That didn't help us at all. And then on top of that, like when it came down to it, we lost the turnover takeover ratio because the special teams just, Johnson just had a brain fart. I don't know what happened there. I am, dude, I'm up at, I'm, I'm up in the top, you know, I'm in, I'm in a, I'm in a suite over there.
10:55And as soon as he touched the ball, dude, the first thing I did and he didn't turn and go to it, I'm yelling like he can hear me. Get the ball. Turn it off.
11:10I'm screaming and yelling like he can hear me. I'm like, yo, I'm like, I'm invested in this a little too deep right now. I'm yelling from like, you know, like the 400 right there, you know, where you underneath the.
11:21James Harrison:I know exactly what you're talking about. Yes, I'm yelling from the 400 like he can hear me. You know what I'm saying? There's no way. We are in trouble, dude. It just wasn't like, that's what I'm saying, D-Bo. It just, those things, like Danny Smith. We talked about Danny Smith. Special teams is he teaches that. That's what you got. Like, that's something I don't think that Danny's. Danny Smith does not teach that stuff. He doesn't teach, because I used to be the returner in that meeting room. He would teach us about keeping your foot out of bounds when you're trying to get it to the back. Yeah, grab the ball, put one foot in, one foot out.
11:52All of that stuff.
11:53James Harrison:So just the little nuances that you wouldn't really know, he would definitely teach us all of that stuff. So just going into the game, that's a brain fart, but that's something that's going to put you behind the eight ball. That's seven points. You know what I'm saying? And playing the games like this, when the offense isn't going like that, we're not getting the roster. That put us down by 10 right then and there. Brother. And then at the same time, too. How do you not even attempt? Like the whole stadium is yelling, get the ball. For sure. For sure. I mean, he wilded out right there. That's not – there's no excuses for that, bro.
12:29James Harrison:We're professionals. You're the kickoff returner. You're starting. You're back there. You know what I'm saying? everything about it's no there's no excuse and zero i say this too though like even with the run the run the run defense is looking kind of crazy i think it's got it got to be gaps it got to be you know i'm saying because he's sometimes getting to the second level with without getting touched you know i'm saying so that's just i don't listen i don't know i know we're bad like we need we need to we need to get better but then i'm trying to look at it and i'm like is this a skiing thing Like, are we just got to a point to where we're trying to cover everything and we're covering nothing now?
13:09James Harrison:Like, what is going on? I would say some of the things, though, I would see simple mental errors. You know Coach T, how he thrives on. Don't get beat to the flat. Don't get beat to the flat. We were seeing when he's doing boots, just people running butt naked open to the flat. You know what I'm saying? For like catching runs for 30, 40 yards. I'm like, that's just discipline. You know what I'm saying? That's somebody's assignment that where's your man? Like that needs to be your man. When they're running, we're running deep overs. And I'm seeing Jalen and them dudes coming across or the dig routes.
13:38James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? Like there's gaps. And some of these are zone coverages. You know what I'm saying? Some of these are mans. But we got to be able to understand who has who. There's a reason. We're not covering everything. But like they're going to be able to do catch and tackles. But people running sky free through your secondary makes no sense. You know what I'm saying? Someone should be around there. Yeah, I think the big thing with the zone is, yeah, that's your zone. But when you get a guy that sits down in your zone, you want to kind of try and relate to him. You know what I'm saying?
14:04No, no, no. A thousand percent. We're not even relating. Like, he's just going there, scooting down, sitting there, and we're making like we didn't even see or feel this dude. Like, you got to have some sort of awareness.
14:16James Harrison:We're saying the same thing. Once someone gets into your zone, then we're matching. We're matching. We're matching. Because you know these fire zones, it's zoning. Right. Then, man, once he's in your zone, you got to take it. You go until he get out of your zone and get back. You pass him basically to the next zone. We're just sitting there like, oh, my zone is right here in front of this hash. And yeah, I see him sitting in between the hashes, or I don't feel him, whatever that may be. And I'm not going to try and at least scoop that way to try and relate to him. I don't know what's going on.
14:50Like I said, we're bad right now on both sides of the line on defense and offense. And when you don't have success there, you cannot have success on the football field. And that's where we're at. You've got to control the line of scrimmage. I don't – they average – Steelers only average five yards of play. Like, how do you average only five yards of play and you're passing the rock?
15:25I think you know what it was. I got too excited. I know.
15:31James Harrison:You got real hype. It was a lot of we, we, we, we, we. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, the Steelers, I've been doing a lot of the Steelers right now. You know what I'm saying? Like I done separated. Now you back vested. Yeah, like, you know, the most successful runs or passes that they had That was the short stuff, you know, giving it to the running back. He just, you know, he just darting up out of there. Yeah, it was Jalen Warren, man, getting y 'all after the catch, jumping over people, hurling folks, giving everything he had. But at the same time, like, we need some more DK. We need some more to figure out a way to get Calvin Austin.
16:07James Harrison:He's speed. Yeah, DK was dropping the ball. He don't normally do that. You know what I'm saying? So it was a combination. But the big thing is we got to get settled up front on both sides of the ball. so that you can do what it is football is made to do. Pass the ball, run the ball, stop the pass, stop the run. If we can't do either one of those, it's going to be trouble, dude. It's going to be trouble, bro. We can't have Walker. He was running through the defense. When we're trying to get more possessions, we got to be able to stop the run, and we can't keep having just big plays. What was it, eight yards a tote?
16:44James Harrison:Eight one a tote? Eight one a tote is crazy. He only had 13 carries, dude. That's what I'm saying. Like. It's guaranteed first downs, man. Get up. Get out. Do the ball two times. Yeah. Anyway, man. Listen, I really. I'm going on. Let's go on to the Cowboys, man. Yeah. That game was crazy. Shootout in the fourth quarter, man. Dak Prescott in the fourth quarter versus the Giants. He was 15 or 20. 187 yards. One touchdown. One 16 pass already. that's nothing new to me that like that I think that's the thing he do in the fourth quarter and most of the time it was because they was down and you're playing a little lighter defense but I don't you know I don't know if that was the case here it's the Giants so it is kind of to be you know expected a little bit you know but I will say this would it mean the Giants and them having the defense that they have.
17:49I don't know if the Cowboys are better than what we thought they were. Right now, you know, they won the game. That's good. But you let the Giants put 37 on you, brother. 506 yards. 405 passing and no real pressure on Russ. You are missing Micah Parsons right now. Because you look at it a week ago, Washington held him to only 231 yards. They couldn't even piss a drop. Now you come in here and you throw up five, you got to shoot out with him, so you got to play Washington. I don't know if that's going to fare well for you considering you both played the same opponent and it's two totally different outcomes.
18:41So I don't think they I don't think they I think I overreacted the first week
18:47James Harrison:you're saying they ain't really prove too much right here no I think they actually put me back into the mindset of the Cowboys that they have been in work actually it's a little worse now because 506 yards to the Giants 400 and 5 cooking I mean to the yeah, to the Giants, 405 cooking? Russell cooking. He's checking now. Russell, I thought they won that game. When he threw that bomb, he did. They had more yards. They had more yards. They looked good. I don't know. So, the good thing is, just speak for Russell. They ended up he bought himself some time because even though they lost this game, Russell was cooking.
19:37James Harrison:Russell was balling. Russell wasn't the reason why they lost this game. Their defense needed to play a little bit better and make some more stops. Like, they scored that touchdown with 25 seconds left. I'm like, oh, Russell just won this game, came back like the offense was playing amazing. Their defense blew it, letting them get down and make that field goal with 25 seconds left. You need to play somehow to get into prevent defense, but they're just letting Dak. That's what we always talk about. Put a little bit more pressure. Yes. Don't give him 25 yards of just free, chill, standing about. Cushioning, cushioning.
20:11James Harrison:Soon he turned around, whop, right on him. Like, that's just pitch and catch. You got to put a pressure on him. And you're not playing until when you're playing not to lose. And that's how you lose the game. So that's my thing there. But Russell played really, really good. Russell played good enough to win. And that's just a good step for the Giants. But all that being said, I don't think they're that good of a team anyway. And for the Cowboys to get out with a win, that's bravo. Bravo. I think you're a better team. You should have got out there with a win. There's no reason. I don't think they should be on the field with you guys like that.
20:44James Harrison:But it was somehow y 'all won that game. So I don't – I mean, hey, hey. It doesn't make me feel too much better about – You still had to kick a 64-yard field goal to even – Man, that kicker is amazing. That kicker – He's in the game in the overtime. He's not tripping. He's not tripping. As soon as he gets to the 50, they feel like they got a field goal. You know what I'm saying? And the Cowboys kicker is unbelievable. Oh, no question, dude. He got two of the – I think he got two of the four longest kicks in NFL history. Oh, he's making 64 yards or longer. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. He doing the thing.
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21:17He already – he already Pro Bowl already. Oh, for sure. Just right there, off that. As long as he don't do nothing crazy. Yeah, him and Bankroll. Him and Bankroll Bob's. But then, like, you know, on the other side, like the Giants, they really didn't help themselves. You know, the first drive, you got to tackle James Hudson, who committed four penalties on the one drive. He had unnecessary roughness. He had a false start, another unnecessary roughness, and another false start. So they benched him. So it says Hudson was benched the following drive and got into it on the sideline with the ball. Is that how you say that?
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22:20James Harrison:Debo. Debo. Debo. Debo. Brian Debo. Debo. That's Debo? That's Debo. Where's Wyatt? man you just coach they both Ryan they both alright so now this week is Hudson acting up on the sideline and you had Malik last week you think he's got an issue over there you think he can lead this team or they just ain't got no confidence in him I think he can lead the team Amazon Pharmacy presents Painful Thoughts. Of course I see my co-worker in light at the pharmacy. Can he tell I'm picking up prescription hemorrhoid cream? I'm probably standing weird. Why is he smiling? He knows. He's going to call me hemorrhoid Lloyd tomorrow.
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24:52James Harrison:I think it's two separate situations. I think Neighbors was going at Coach Devo because he wanted the ball. He's trying to just get the offense going. He just don't feel like, you know what I'm saying, he was getting involved enough. Hudson's wiling. Hudson, you committed four fouls on one drive, back to back to back to back. You're the problem. I don't know what Debo is doing that you're committing all these fouls. You know what I'm saying? It has nothing to do with him. That's you not being professional, not being ready. False starting, unnecessary roughness, getting in your feelings, like doing stuff after the play, causing penalty yards.
25:27James Harrison:Yeah, you're getting penalties before and after. You're tripping. Penalties during the play happen. You're going to hold or whatever. That's going to happen. And then you're doing unnecessary roughness after the play. You know what I'm saying? Like you're losing yourself. So I think that there's two different separate things that Coach Debo is getting after with neighbors and him. It's just really he's trying to get better. He's trying to get the ball. Coach, what's up? Like, I'm trying to figure something out. Great player. I want to get the ball. I want to do better. Hudson, I think he's tripping on the sideline.
25:55James Harrison:I don't know what the situation was, but you are unnecessary roughest. You have two of those fouls, and you have two false start fouls. What do you do? That's what I want to know. Those are personal fouls, right? Do you get fine for those? I don't know. I think it might depend on the unnecessary roughness. If you hit a quarterback that's unnecessary roughness, you get fined for that. Yeah, yeah. I mean, yeah. Yep. Probably. Do you get fined for every hit you get on the quarterback that's unnecessary roughness? Not necessarily. It depends if they thought it was a correct call or not. Okay, okay.
26:31Sometimes they make a call and they'll look at it later on and you won't get a fine for it. Okay. It's all depending on what they see. They actually do do that, so it's not automatic.
26:45James Harrison:Okay, so yeah, I don't know if he got fined for them or what kind of, let's say, roughnesses he had, but he was wild. I don't know why he was over there arguing. I see you got your Cleveland stuff on. You got some good stuff to say about Cleveland because, I mean, the Ravens just beat these boys 41-17. You know? So, Kyle Van Nooy, he said all they had to do was go to dinner as a team, man, get it together, man, make sure they don't have no more collapses like they did last week of the fourth quarter, man. It worked. The Ravens now, what, 13-2, following losses since 2020? 2022? Oh. Yeah, it was 10-3 at halftime.
27:31Game was going good. I thought you was probably, like, pounding your chest, like, we about to do this, huh?
27:37James Harrison:The defense, man, they was playing really, really well. They was playing really well, keeping the game close. Flacco was just doing – there was a lot of checkdowns at the beginning of the game. Almost then when it was getting tight, almost through the pick six, he had to strip, sack, fumble. So, I mean, Flacco wasn't doing too well this game. I think the defense was trying to keep us into the game as long as they could. But then once we started doing just errors, Delpit, shout out Delpit. He prevented two touchdowns. He balled out. He did his part. I mean, I had eyes on him just watching him to see how good he played.
28:13James Harrison:Very, very, very good to see him ball out. But I don't think our offense did too well. Like, there was just too many checkdowns. We didn't take really any chances down the field. And then when we did, we threw picks. And it just didn't look like our offense had too much going at all. The defense was trying to keep us in the game, but at the end of the day, once that second half came, it just was too much for us. Oh, no question. Like Miles Garrett said, I guess, after the game, he said, I mean, this shit is embarrassing. We got to do better on defense. We got to do better as a team. I mean, I think that's cool that, you know, he said that.
28:52But, you know, it's fought everywhere. And like you said, at the end of it, the second half, they gave up a lot of points, I guess. So, you know, they got to do their part, too.
29:03James Harrison:The bomb, the D-hop, man. Look, it's like we said earlier, Debo. It's three phases. You got offense, you got defense, and you got special teams. They gave up a big old pump return or kick return. And at the same time, they gave up a pump block that basically was a touchdown. So our special teams wasn't playing well at all. The defense was doing – they were fighting at the first half trying to keep it reasonable. the ball but then like you got it you get these short fields you're trying to get short fields and then at the same day bomb the d hop d hop had a great play lamar jackson scrambling using his feet and then they still have derrick henry running the ball so defense was fighting but you no question you can only do if you just sit back and you were to just look at the numbers not not look at the game you would be like how did this game end up 41 to 17 yeah because they were putting just short fields like you said pump blocks easy situations where like nobody's helping each other out you know i'm saying so special teams wasn't helping out situations defense was fighting offense wasn't really putting defense in good spots so it just was a whole overall the team just got to do better man it didn't it didn't look too good do you do you think uh it should be a quarterback change uh kevin stefanski said after the game that he won't consider change a change at quarterback in week in week three i think he's just trying to i mean i think he's trying to build himself some more time but i'm not gonna lie when dylan came in there at the in, even if it's going to be Dylan, I like Shador, somebody with some spunk that's going to give us some spark.
30:28James Harrison:I love Flacco, but we know what he's going to give us. He's going to check it down. He's going to try to be consistent. He's going to be a veteran that's going to try to steer the ship. We know what he's going to do for us. When we had these younger guys in there, he's faster. He's more athletic. He's mobile. The pass when he's in there, he's throwing touchdown passes. He doesn't really throw too many interceptions and he's young. He looks like he's ready. So if the Browns want to give some more, if you want to have some more chances to put a spark in your offense, the younger dudes are ready.
30:56James Harrison:They're sitting there. It looks like Flacco at the end of the day when he keeps doing these check downs for me. I'm like, the one reason why I do like him, because if you're going to, you can throw a decent, you can throw a good fly ball. You can throw a good fade. You can throw a good deep post, a good over ball. If you're not going to throw them, then I put the other dudes in there. You know what I'm saying? Anybody can kind of check the ball down. We need, we need more points. We need some more. And once you put one of the other guys in there, you add into a component of them being able to run.
31:20And now you can't just, turn your back and lock up everybody or just go ahead and do whatever it is you want to do while you're rushing him. Come inside, outside, however it is that you want to rush him. You've got to take into account now, like, oh, hold up. This quarterback can run. He could get out the pocket on me. Now you've got to rush in your lanes correctly instead of taking those liberties that you're going to take with Flacco. You're not worried about him getting out of the pocket, taking off on you. First thing he's going to do is get out the pocket and maybe get a couple yards if he does that and he's going to get down.
31:53I mean, he's – I think he's a little older than me. No, I'm just – No, D-Bone. No, D-Bone. He up there. Y 'all pick up, you know, Browns, you know, they'll basically get, you know, anything that they think can help them and then just rationalize everything else out. You know, I don't know. How y 'all work over there? Like, what's the components? that'd be like, all right, I'm going to put this guy here and we're going to do this. Just go ahead and say, you know what, we're rebuilding and start with one of your young guys because I don't think it's going to get – it can't get much worse, right?
32:32James Harrison:I mean, right now when I saw that offense the other day when I was watching Flacco, just throw the ball. You know what I'm saying? Give it a chance. You know what I'm saying? We know what it is. I mean, we need something different. I think behind the quarterback and that game just wasn't too – he just didn't do too much for me. And I like Flacco. But I'm just saying from a fan's perspective, if you want to be able to get a spark going on the offense, that just – it just looks real vanilla. I mean, it wasn't that bad until, like you said, they got into the second half. It was, you know, it was close up until then.
33:09No, no, I'm saying. We didn't get – but offense, we didn't score any.
33:13James Harrison:No, no, it didn't. That's true. You know what I'm saying? defense played good was fighting as long as they could i mean defense been playing good both weeks though when you when you look at it i'm not mad at the defense at all you're gonna do it you're gonna fight and just make sure you try to keep the yards down but if you get put in short field positions and you're continuing to be on the field all the time you know i'm saying that makes it tough yeah the short field makes it makes it real real tough because now you got to go out there and try and put the fire out and you know worst case scenario in some of those situations the best you're be able to do is three, you know, unless they go and shank a field goal or something.
33:49So, yeah, I'm not too hype on the Browns. I want them to keep Flacco in there as long as they can, especially when they come play us. Like, keep him in there. When they come play, like, make sure you put him back in there. Man, the record ain't going to matter when we come play y 'all.
34:11James Harrison:Y 'all already know what it is, Debo. That just don't matter. They're going to try to finagle something. They're going to try to finagle something? Man, they did it in the playoffs. Oh. All right, man, let's go over here to the Bengals, man. The Bengals and the Jaguars, dude. Bengals beat them 31-27, but Joe Burrow is dealing with turf toll that may require surgery. He's expected to be sidelined for approximately three months, dude. That's a minute. Do you think they can win with Jake Browning? With him missing that much time? I don't know too much about their backup quarterback, but I'm just sad for Joe Burrow now.
34:5623, I think he went 4-3 in seven starts in 23.
35:00James Harrison:Okay. I'm just sad about Joe Burrow now, though, man, because he's going to be out for a minute, and this is just becoming a thing. You know what I'm saying? He missed a lot of games, 2020, 2023, now 2025. he said he's missing up to three months. I could be, you know what I'm saying, 12 games. I'm just hoping not all of these injuries don't keep adding up. You know what I'm saying? Building up, making sure that – because it just seemed like a – I don't want it to be a pattern. I hope Joe Burrow stays healthy, but I just want him to, you know what I'm saying, watch himself. But I don't think this is a good thing for the Bengals at all.
35:32James Harrison:Joe Burrow is one of the best quarterbacks in the league. He's one of my top five. He makes all the right jokes. He does all the – For me, I don't think they have a shot with the other guy. The defense is not playing that well right now. They have times or series that they do well, and then when it comes down to the whole game, it's not always as consistent as it needs to be. I just don't like it without having Burrow in there to go ahead and throw points up, you know what I'm saying? I don't like it at all without your Burrow. The Bengals go as far as Burrow. I don't think they're one of the defenses that it would be difficult to score 31 on.
36:22James Harrison:I don't think that the Jaguars are not doing too much this year either. They got Travis going both ways yet or what? They do. I mean, I think in this game, that first game, he think he played like six snaps on defense and probably like 35 on offense. And I think this one he might have played. I know he played more, so I know he had a pass breakup. I saw a great pass breakup, had about two tackles. So he looked better. He's getting more comfortable. I want him to – I don't know exactly how they're doing it. I think he could do more plays. um i think he i think he wants to i think they would want to if it was up to me i would have him start at cornerback mainly i think they want to have him at receiver because you know they need they need another receiver they think his offensive ability is going to be able to score points why would you put him at corner like he i think he's gonna i think he'll get more at at at the receiver um you take him out at receiver like who else they go throw to and then the adjustments he can make to get to the ball is unreal.
37:30No, no, for sure. You give, what's his name, opportunities to, not opportunities, but if he makes an Aaron throw that's high, low. Yeah, Trevor, you give Trevor leeway when he makes a throw that's not exactly where it should be, and he can adjust to it and get to it. I don't see him being able to be so much better on the defensive side that I would take him off of the offensive side. I would do what they're doing, but I think I would be more situational with it.
38:12James Harrison:I don't know. So you would have him – I mean, either way, I would have him play – I love him on the offensive side of the ball. I love him on the defensive side of the ball. I think they need to give him more. I think he's ready for more snaps. Just work. Okay, I see what you're saying. So you're saying he's giving more and having gone almost like he was going in college. I mean, kind of. Kind of. Okay. Kind of. Because I think on the offensive side of the ball at receiver, there's a lot of plays where receivers don't play 100 % of the snaps, period. No. You know what I'm saying? They rotate. You know.
38:48James Harrison:So it's a way that even if you're the number one receiver, your guys can play 80 % of the snaps. You know what I'm saying? So if Travis Hunter is the number two receiver on the team, he can play 60 % of the snaps. There's not all formations, not all the stuff where if there's two wide, sometimes he'll be in, sometimes he'll be out. But also if you take him out and you only got him in there, you know, say, like you said, 60%, when you could have him 80 % or 85%, that takes away the defense having to worry about him and have that threat in there. You know what I'm saying? Mm-hmm. So I just think just getting them because I think Travis Hunter, it's not that I want to, I think he's ready.
39:23James Harrison:I think that him being different than any, like a lot of the other players from as far as we saw him do it on the defensive side of the ball. We saw him do it on the offensive side of the ball in college, but I think just his work ethic, what he does off the football field, how football is really his thing. He don't drink. He don't smoke. He's not out doing nothing else. He's trying to be in the facility and be the best player that he could be. So I think film-wise, he's one of the dudes that is different, that I think he's ready for more. He can take more on, and he takes care of his body. Like, I think starting earlier than other players would have.
39:54James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? So I just think with all of that being said, giving him a little bit more – giving him a little bit more exposure out there on the field isn't going to hurt. I think it would do nothing but help his – help him help his progression and help the Jets. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I understand where you're at. Yeah, he don't do nothing but football and work out. You know, the biggest thing, you got to have endurance and the win to be able to go both ways, you know. That's a big thing. And I'm not mad at it because, Debo, at the same time, but when we played, like when I was a rookie in Cleveland, we said defensive snaps is out there a lot in all special teams.
40:31James Harrison:We are averaging like 90 snaps a game. You know what I'm saying? So it's not that if he's out there playing. Right now he's playing 43 on defense Or 36 on defense And 6 on offense That's 44 snaps in a game How is he playing 90 snaps a game bro? Bro I mean that's when You're on the field a lot And then I'm playing all four phases Yeah I understand And I'm playing all four phases Yeah I was doing that I was starting and playing all four phases We was getting off the field though I'm doing kickoff return I'm doing punt I'm doing punt return. You know what I'm saying? And then I'm doing defense. Every play, we out there for a lot.
41:11James Harrison:Defense, you'll play 65, 70 snaps. You know what I'm saying? And then 20, 25, 30 special team, Jones, you out there. Oh, dude, I didn't even think about that. I was playing like that. That's wild. You know what I'm saying? You don't really count, but if you put up your whole, all the snaps, you're really out there playing, you can get some snaps. You get up there in the 90s. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I forgot all about the four. You do four a quarter. That's easy. That's 16. If I should 60, you're probably going to do more. Yeah. You could get up there, dude. Nice and easy. We got a problem over here in Miami, though, man.
41:48For sure. Dude, the Dolphins are 0-2 after a 33-27 loss to the Patriots. You lost to the Patriots, dude. Like, like, they allowed the – whoa, dude, listen. They allowed their opponents on the first 10 drives of this season to score. The first 10 drives, everybody scored. So Indy scored the whole game. And then the first three drives of the New England game, New England scored. Dude, I think they've only stopped three times. They've only stopped the offense three times, I think, so far this year. I could be wrong. Somebody look that up and check that out for me, dude. Like, you think it's already hopeless in Miami, dude?
42:38Think it's over?
42:40James Harrison:I mean, hopeless is a big word, but, like, we got – it's not looking good. They're on a downhill spiral. I'll tell you that. They're not going this way. They're going that way. Listen. I would say that. Did you hear what the coach said in this interview? What did he say? What did he say? He said, basically they're asking something about winning. And he basically said, well, you got to win to win. I swear, give me that quote. I need that quote so bad. Like, I'm looking at him and I'm like, yo, he looked like he Miami'd out, if you know what I mean. Like, what is, dude, it was, it was no, it was nothing in his eyes that said he was upset.
43:27It was just, and it, dude, when it comes out, give me that, somebody got to give me that clip so you can hear it. I'm like, what did he just say? It was like, you don't know what to say. So yeah, we got, well, you do. I'm trying to tell you, it was like, we got to win to win. I'm trying to tell you. Yeah, man, that doesn't sound too motivating. No, not motivating at all. Like, my coach can't even give me something, you know, on the – just something to give us some hope. Like, you got to win to win.
44:04James Harrison:I don't – I mean, they got to – not getting a stop in the first 10 drives of the season is crazy. Hold up. I got the quote, brother. I got the quote. Hold up. I'm going to give it to you right now. It said, McDaniel said, to win games, you have to win games, not lose the game. You on dope.
44:29James Harrison:Something wrong with him. Something wrong with him, people. Something wrong with him. Hey, you just said to win the games, you have to win the game, not lose the game. Who the fiddle faddle don't know that? Something going on over there, dog. It stinks. I'm trying to tell you it stinks bad, dude. It smells like a bag of chopped up dunk. I'm telling you it's bad. I told you that I played for your man, and he was our Robert C. He was our coach in Cleveland. I said he's a very brilliant, brilliant man. He's a brilliant, brilliant mind. But I don't know if he should be a head coach. because that's not a head coach answer.
45:17James Harrison:We've got to win the game. That is not an answer from anybody. I know. You know, he's trying to be smart. You might as well just win Mark Sean and say, I'm just here so I don't get fined. Yeah. You know, like Bill Belichick won't even answer questions. He's being a smartass. He knows what he's saying. He knows you've got to win the game. Hey, listen, dude. Belichick be answering questions but not really answering. He don't even talk like that. He be mumbling and all that. I know. That's his personality to do the same thing about Belichick, of saying you got to win the game. That don't even make sense.
45:52At least Belichick makes sense. To win the game, you have to win the game, not lose the game.
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47:51Don't miss Guns N' Roses. From McDaniels, you want to win the game? To win the game, you have to win the game. and I lose him. And it was like an epiphany to me. Boom. Oh, my God. He's right. I don't want none of what he's on. Because that was nothing to say. I don't want nothing of what he's on. You are hilarious. Dude, okay. Listen, man. All right. So we will roll over here to the Bears. All right. The Bears and first-year head coach Ben Johnson are 0-2. Now, Caleb was underwhelming against them. 52-21 loss to the Lions. Hey, see, the Lions is who I thought they were. See, they went on out there.
48:47So, Green Bay is really that because what they did to the Lions. You know what I'm saying? Yep. And then the Lions went over here and put them paws on them. You know what I'm saying? Get your hands on my child. They probably had people like wives and girlfriends in the stands. Moms like, get your hands on my baby. Get your hands on my baby. They were boys like that. That's out of control. I'm telling you. We talked about this. We talked about 50 pieces. You can't put no 50 piece on me, man.
49:19James Harrison:They went and they had a point to prove. We talked about the Lions. We said, what are they going to do? We're going to see what happens when the Bears play the Lions. And I'm like, I believe in the Lions more than I believe in the Bears, just the organization and what they got going on. And they went to prove a point. They dog-stumped them boys and wasn't trying to know. I like the Lions because, like, this is professional football. You know what I'm saying? Like, no disrespect, but you got to stop it. You got to stop it. You got to stop it. No question. Keep us out the end zone. You know what I'm saying?
49:50James Harrison:So that's why I rock with how the Lions went about this, like, trying to prove a point. People were talking crazy about their offense. They like this. okay, we're going to get it popping. We're going to get it back rocking. Running back Gibbs. We're going to get it to Amarose Brown. We're going to get it rocking. So they did a great job. And at the end of the day, you got to stop them. So I'm not mad at any team that's trying to get their self going. When you're coming off a loss, coming off not playing well, coming off not feeling good, you're going to go do what you got to do. Because, you know, if it was on the other foot, they would try to dog stump you.
50:18James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? So try to go as many points as you can. For sure. For sure. And, you know, they got Caleb some help. in this offseason. They brought in a couple new pieces. And, you know, it just I don't know if it's really helping. I mean, did you see the Bears looking this bad with them actually adding something to helping? I didn't think they was going to look this bad. But, I mean, I still, like you said, for me, it's a bigger sign of I don't know what Caleb can do. I think it's the top. It's the kitchen. Whoever's bringing and putting the pieces and stuff together, it's not working.
50:53James Harrison:And I don't know if it's the play calling now because it's just it's been happening to too many quarterbacks. I don't think that I think if he were to leave and go in a different situation, he may look like a better quarterback. You know what I'm saying? I don't know what the Bears got going on over there. He doesn't look like anything's going on time. I got a backup quarterback over there now. It's not who Tyson. His name is Tyson Bajan. He's a he's a undrafted. He's a undrafted guy. I think he went in the game. He's playing for the Bears? Yeah. Yeah, I do. He's undrafted. I think they just signed him to a$10 million contract three weeks ago, bro.
51:34They're serious. I'm trying to tell you. He went in, I want to say it was maybe the last two series of the game. Okay. Like obviously to get some You know get some snaps in and you talking You know like I said undrafted Backup they just got to do A$10 million contract three weeks ago Um oh and his daddy Dude is uh Travis Like the arm wrestling champion dude
52:03James Harrison:Yeah oh yeah do you think Do you think they just doing that to get him some snaps They not about to start him I just gave him I just gave him$10 million three weeks ago Not to not to go ahead and maybe say, hey, maybe we you know, maybe we done messed up. Maybe we need to go ahead and see if we can't get something out of him. You know, at what point do you say? I mean, he don't he don't consistently do what he needs to do. Like the first quarter seems to be the only time he could do something. I don't know. If I was Caleb, I would hope they try something stupid like that and let me get up out of there and go somewhere else.
52:49James Harrison:If they're thinking crazy like that, like Caleb's the problem, I think the Bears are really lost their minds. That's just my opinion. You think the Bears are the problem? You don't think he has any downside? I think that he has some downside. I think that he could do better. But I think that he's not the reason why they're losing games. I don't think that he's been in a position where they're not helping him with the play calling. They're not helping him as much with the run game like with the line he's scrambling i i just don't think with all other quarterback justin fields is looking better like then then i think it's the coaches i think that he is i don't think he's being coached that well over there that's just my personal opinion i feel like he goes to a different team he would do better i don't know man i don't know if he would if he would do better because i ain't i ain't seen him do better um that's i mean i'm saying you know i'm doing i'm I'm doing like my guy over there, Daniels.
53:45I don't know if he would do better. I ain't seen him do better. I ain't seen him do better, so I don't know if he could do better.
53:49James Harrison:But how you do better is you got to do better. Right. Hey, boom. You got that, D-Bow. How you do better, you got to do better. You got to do better. Yo, hey, we need that one right there. How you do better, you got to do better. You got to do better. Yes. Real C, though, man. Real C, though. Oh, my goodness, man. bro jerry golf dude he had 334 yards five tutties five tutties defense wasn't helping them either now no that's that's that's that's what i'm trying to tell you how many like caleb he gonna do as only much as he can but he can't stop five tutties getting thrown in the air he can't stop them not getting after golf them not stopping to run you know what i'm saying i mean it's a lot going on over there.
54:39We could try and get some points over there.
54:41James Harrison:We could get some more points. How concerned are you with Chicago? How concerned should they be over there? They should be very concerned. There's not too many positives going on over there right now. Some furniture moving, some people should be getting new addresses? 1 ,000%. That's the only way.
55:05James Harrison:I've never really been. That's the whole thing. I don't want to be a hater, but I've just never really been a Bears fan. And they just don't prove to me to be ready to make something shake. Like just the people with Trubisky, with Justin Fields, with all these quarterbacks that have still been going there and not rocking. I can understand. I play for the Cleveland Browns. So that's not the same. Organizational-wise, you know what I'm saying? Sometimes things got to get moving. It could be. It could get ugly. Right. Right. are you confident in the Bears do you like them do you like what's going on no I don't listen man I got I got issues with Bears man but listen you got issues with Caleb too I got issues with Caleb too okay respectfully yeah yeah for sure for sure like I don't know man I just I can't have my quarterback painting his nails dude I just you too busy flossing your nails in the first quarter you couldn't do nothing the next three I don't know okay okay you think it's his work ethic his dedication and stuff like he worried about too much other stuff I'm worried about painting my nails in a football game bro what is that going to do for me I can see taping your fingers I can see doing all that you're talking about purely aesthetics of your hands, dude.
56:38James Harrison:Yeah. Okay, no, I feel it. I can feel that, D-Bow. I'm lost. I mean, that's my quarterback? Listen, man, I can't do it. But the Colts, they beat the Broncos 29-28. That boy... Danny Dimes. They say it was Danny Dimes. Danny Jones about that, man. The Colts are 2-0 for the first time since 2009. The Colts are the first team in the Super Bowl era to not punt in either of their first two games. Now that, that is fire. You didn't punt not in one game? You telling me you just, you just destroying people? you make a short worst case you get at least three or they could have went for a fourth and not made it too now but i don't think that was the case like where do you see where you see the coats at man where would you put the coats in the in the rankings over there i i ain't gonna lie to you i'm danny dimes is in the good situation right now and this is what i'm talking about too like it's the team it's everybody everybody's playing well hey that's what they got what they got running game they got a running game they have a great running game they're not leaning on daniel jones they're making sure he's an asset but at the same time he's doing exactly what he's asked to do you know what i'm saying and they're not leaning and that defense is doing good running games doing well and he's consistently getting wins so i'm very very happy for daniel jones and this is the thing where we're saying to like the like him Jalen Hurts they're doing what they got to do to win they have great running games they have a good defense and they're not leaned on to do everything they don't have to make every play like with Patrick Mahomes you have a great quarterback here when you have good run you need to give him some running game at the end of the day just making sure that you have your quarterback trying to do too much every time like trying to be Superman it doesn't always work and it's a team sport so them being able to do that extra is always going to help out, but them having to have a great running game like, who we got, Taylor, the running back for the Colts.
59:00James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? Just being able to turn around and hand the ball off to him takes a lot of weight off your shoulder. So I think this team, they're just doing a really good job of all three phases of working together, and he's doing a great job of his 111, for what I like to call it. Yeah, I tell people that all the time, and the person I use is Ben. Like when Ben first came in, Ben didn't have to be the guy he ended up being. Like we had a run game, you know, it was run, run, and, you know, have him do a pass. And if he couldn't find a receiver, they were covered. He, you know, run around extra time.
59:35Now defense breaks down, it's spot and throw, you know. But like you said, you got to make them have to put seven, eight guys in the box because they want to stop that run game. Now you give them that play action and you give your quarterback opportunity to get easier reads without having to sit there and gun and try and read all of the things that they're doing. And over the time of progression each year, each game, each game, each year, your quarterback is going to naturally get better at doing it from doing it. But trying to, you know, throw them in there and make them do it, you know, from from day one is it's going to be difficult.
1:00:09James Harrison:Yeah. Thousand percent. Good. And I think they do it. That's what I'm saying. It's team ball and not just leaning. Because you don't want to, they can be able to grow. I mean, if they're going to have growing pains, he's not going to come in and be just not making any mistakes. But it makes it so much easier when you're not asked to just sit back on first down and shotgun and sling the ball around. When you know first down, you're not behind the sticks. You got a second and four, you know what I'm saying? They don't know if you're going to run or pass it. It makes it way easier for a quarterback to convert that than it is for a second and ten to a third and ten.
1:00:42James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? Just being able to keep them ahead of the sticks, making sure that these are short yardage things where the defense doesn't know if you're going to run or pass. Keeping them on their heels helps them out so much. Yeah, yeah. The Falcons and Vikings. See, that's why I ain't sold on the Vikings, dude. The Falcons beat the Vikings 22-6, bro. Like, 22-6, dude.
1:01:08you couldn't score no more than six points I didn't know what was going on with that one like what did you think of the mic? I don't know man well I know B. John killed him B. John Robinson killed him he had like almost 170 yards from scrimmage so he went out there and he did his thing I don't know if
1:01:40the Vikings are putting too much into the quarterback and the JJ I don't I don't know if he's like that like this last two weeks I know he's not like that I mean he may have been like that in Michigan or whatever
1:02:01James Harrison:but he had a really good fourth quarter the last game. This game did not look too good. I was hoping that he would... But again, was that a good fourth quarter by him or just horrible defense by them? It was a little... You know, you got to make the plays. You got to make the plays out of it. I understand. Yeah, I'll give... Like you said, I'll give him credit, but they... I think they assisted in helping him be able... They clip-palled it to him. Okay. I can respect that. But you got to make it. So, yeah. These two... I mean, this game was... I was hoping he was going to come off with a better display after that last coming off the hype fourth quarter they only put up six points i don't think that looked too good i know uh the quarterback coach and my boy josh mccown are too excited about it so i will hope to see next week give him another week a good week of preparation um let's see let's see what he does next week i'm gonna give him a little bit more time like you say he's still a rookie he's still young he's still young in the league he's still gonna have a lot of learning curves but not gonna throw out on him yet because he's still athletic he's still mobile and I've seen them make some really good throws.
1:03:04James Harrison:So I'm going to give them a chance, give them some time. Yeah, for sure. And now the Jets, they got stumped out by the Bills 30-10, and that's why I'm so nervous because the Bills went and stumped the Jets out and we, me and the Steelers, let them put 30-something on them. Like, they shut down fields, dude. Like, from the start, offense couldn't do nothing. like Cook ran for 132, two tugs on like I mean you know they had a week of film they had a week of film, Bills came to study they came ready to play, they came studied up on fields, he didn't really stand too much of a chance out there and at the same time the Bills, their offense is amazing when you have Josh Allen and then being a great quarterback it doesn't matter because you can just hand the ball off to Cook and he was toting.
1:04:00James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? When you have that, knowing that you can just give him the ball, it was kind of obvious that they kind of spanked the Jets up. Yeah, for sure. Run through. 49ers beat the Saints. Mack Jones came in in relief of Brock Purdy. Jones threw for 279 yards, a career high, and three touchdowns. Jones, after the game, said, I've worked a lot on my mindset this offseason. the line did a great job blocking for me and when they do that i know i can sit in there and let it fly shout out no question shout out mac jones baby let's get it going i'm gonna go i gotta go over to my homeboy though calais campbell man calais campbell with 26 seconds left baby secure the win for the cardinals 27 to 28 og i think he in year 19 congratulations to the cardinals to my dude, my guy, Calais Campbell.
1:05:00He trains with me in AZ, dude. I love Calais, bro. Real good dude. Yeah, real good dude, man. Yeah, huge dude, man. Again, man, listen, we got to get up out of here, though. Congratulations to our two ticket winners, James and Olivia, who went to yesterday's Stiller game. Hey! We're sorry it didn't come out like you wanted to come out, but But here's Olivia at the game yesterday. Check it out. Olivia, go ahead. Had a little ball out there. Boop, boop. Boop, boop. Ball out. You didn't pull it. Ball out. Pull it. Ball it out.
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1:06:37For sure. Gary H. donated five and said, what's with the defenses from college to pro? Body check. What? From college to pro, body checking instead of wrapping up. I've been seeing so many plays break to big plays from initial contact. I think they're changing the rules. So guys are afraid to put their head in there. So if you put your head in there and you make contact and the dude make like he's hurt, you're going to get fined. So it's a lot of arm tackling going on. I think that's what it is. and guys that's what I think for me I wouldn't care I would just go and make the tackle but like facing they're doing it in high school too even facing up somebody is not a
1:07:33James Harrison:shoulder check in Debo he's talking about people just launching into people he's saying guys aren't hitting and wrapping he's saying they coming in and they doing the bump and not hitting and wrapping I see it a lot dudes are just trying to shoulder bump knock people out. You know what I'm saying? They're not rapping up. They be thinking they coming up with a little boom and they going to knock them off their feet and they be bouncing off their little stuff. You need to rap up little man because a lot of dudes be coming in that D-bow. You know, I don't know if you was too big of a rapper. You were exploding to people in like when you hit them, they kind of coming off their feet.
1:08:06James Harrison:Dudes be thinking they going to do that and dudes like, man, come on, just bounce off of that and keep going. Those dudes got to come and rap instead of trying to just... For sure. Is that... What is that name? Pronounce it for me, please.
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Join NFL Legends James "Deebo" Harrison and Joe Haden as they react to Sunday Night Football which saw Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons defeating JJ McCarthy and the Minnesota Vikings. Later, they react to Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers sloppy loss to the Seattle Seahawks, and much more from Week 2 of the NFL season!
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00:00 - Introduction
03:30 - Eagles vs Chiefs
8:30 - Steelers Lose to Seahawks
17:40 - Cowboys vs Giants
25:50 - Ravens beat Browns
33:10 - Bengals vs Jags
40:30 - Trouble in Miami
46:30 - Lions beat Bears
54:00 - Colts beat Broncos
58:15 - Vikings x Falcons
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