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21:46James Harrison:Y 'all talking about him. He said, oh. He said, yeah, y 'all the number one pay, but you ain't playing like, ooh. That's what he's saying. That's what he's saying. Where you at, D? Who going to be the best defense out there Monday night? That's what I want to know. That's what I want you to show. They could be number one in season, but when the playoffs come, it's single game elimination. You're only good as your last game. And we damn sure need to be better than we did last game. Show me. Show me, defense. Show me. Show me. Show me. Our discipline, baby. If we going to play that at zero, everybody get into your jobs.

22:30James Harrison:Everybody do your job. Every man whoop a man. Every man whoop a man and every good man whoop two. Whoop two men. Every good man whoop two. And they come in. They said the Steelers, Arthur Smith. he's to interview for the Titans head coach of agency. A Stiller blog says, what? No, ain't no way. Ain't no way. OC suddenly feels painfully obvious. If Arthur Smith leaves, that is Mike McDaniels. Get out of here, bro. Mike McDaniels, you talking about the dude that just got fired? Running a business is hard enough. So why make it harder with a dozen different apps that don't talk to each other? One for sales, another for inventory, a separate one for accounting, before you know it, you are drowning in software instead of growing your business.

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25:25In Miami? Yep. Whoever said that, man, tell them, go chew on wood or glue or something. I don't know. They sniffing glue. That's what it is. They sniffing glue. They got to be sniffing glue. I don't do Arthur Smith. Then he already OC somewhere. Like I don't, I don't think that's the dude that I want to try and develop my rookie quarterback or second year quarterback, whatever, you know, he'll be is Arthur Smith as the, as the head coach. Like he was, what was it? Atlanta. He was in Atlanta, right? He had Matt Ryan, Matt Ryan, um mariotta and then they had a rookie uh uh the desmond something um and what do you do with them i think matt ryan in like 2020 was mighty ice was almost 45 4600 yards right 2020 came in there at 21 they had an extra game and my dude ain't even get 4k of course he's older yeah you can say he's over and then they had mariotta that came in for about 13 and then that was followed by the rookie and i think both of them hell per game was like maybe a buck 70 a game something like that and then 23 same thing they started uh riddler he was about a buck 70 a game you know he get here in 24 man offense ain't been showing me enough sauce dude yeah like russ is like we ain't had nobody that was even at the the average or what i think the average quarterback right now is what is it like 240 245 a game something like that Russell's like 225 Fields was 215 hell even Rodgers right now is at 207 like I'm not saying Rodgers after a whole career of I think he was well that was before he got hurt like 265 a game like that's wild bro I know he older and all that but I don't know bro if I'm the GM and I'm looking at somebody to have come in and do that I don't know if it's him I for me

27:32James Harrison:I know it's not him what about you I definitely don't think it's him I haven't seen the creativity you know I'm saying as an offensive coordinator I'm like a lot honestly just dink and dunks there's no real route tree I'm not really seeing why I'm not seeing nobody open being schemed open or it's not really too much it's just a lot of a lot of dink dunks a lot of basics so that that That doesn't seem like nothing that's giving me hope for, you know what I'm saying, the future. I need to see something like these young, like McVay. If he's ready to go somewhere, these offensive-minded dudes, you're seeing literally Chicago people being schemed open.

28:08James Harrison:You're seeing people setting up the quarterback for success where it's not only you have to put the ball in the right spot, but you're seeing people being schemed open, like offenses running, flowing. Like this is a lot of dink-dunk. Like it looks really, really simple. like anybody could kind of run that so with that I'm like no disrespect but I'm not rocking with it yeah I mean when you really look at it like I mean over the course of the last whatever three four weeks whatever it is you see Aaron doing a lot of just talking to these guys at the line hey run this run that and when you know when I see stuff like that where the quarterback is constantly doing that it's not just you know a play here play there that that leads me to believe that we have we have some type of deficiency like you know it's times where you have receiving receivers or receiving cores of you know a number of people in you know different years whatever it may be usually it's younger guys but they they can't understand and grasp the concept of being able to read a defense so when you know your success as a quarterback is predicated on how well your receivers are are being able to to read and understand what they're running out there against and you have something called that's you know a man beater route and you go zone and that you you go against zone and he keep running through a prime example uh massacry when i played oh yeah yeah that was a he was running a man beater instead of him sitting down instead of coaches he led him straight into me because they were running a man beater route where he should have sat down in the hole somewhere and he didn't and you know he paid for it he got put to sleep So I think that's something where Aaron has now had enough time to get these guys together.

29:48You hear where he's saying, like, you know, they're meeting at his house. They're at his house, you know, multiple times a week. And I think that's one of those things where he's starting to have to do it. Like, hey, maybe the coaches ain't doing it. Like, hey, sit down. I'm going to show you. You got to do this. You got to learn this. You got to understand this because it's going to help me help you. Once you turn, it's going to help the team. You know, that's really what I feel. What do you think?

30:11James Harrison:I think you're saying your own point. And I think since having Aaron Rodgers being able to, like you said, a lot of these things, when it's man-to-man, he's knowing who's playing who, motioning out Gainwell, telling him to run certain routes. Like, that's just a quarterback knowing this is man, he's better than you, and I'm going to put him in position. Any other quarterback, they're not going to feel the authority or being able to be like, look, go out there and run a double move because the running back's on the linebacker. I like that matchup. I'm going to go there. You know what I'm saying?

30:40James Harrison:And so that's just, that's not in the offense. That's having a veteran quarterback doing this. So I think that we're kind of saying the same. If we had an offensive coordinator, that can put them in a position to know that stuff. But right now I think it's going to be good because we got A-Rod. He's talking to all these dudes. He can figure it out. And that's what they've been doing this year. So to get through this season, I like it. But moving forward with the OC, if you want to get more creative and being able to have anybody come in there, quarterback, putting them in positions to where people are going to be schemed more open.

31:11It'll make it easier. Yeah, I'm with you. I mean, I hope he get the job just because he's not here anymore. I mean, that's hard. That's hard. Just get honest. You know. So, I don't know. Yeah. I mean, it'd be a great opportunity for him.

31:32James Harrison:No, for sure. For sure. I hope he thrives. Get a chance to get back, you know, at the top. but it also leaves us with an opening that we could possibly, I don't know if it'll be filled though. You know how that works. I don't know if it'll be filled properly. So that's something else. That's another throw for another day. But we got what happened. Yeah. High hopes for the offensive coordinator. Yeah. High, yeah. High hopes. Yeah, man. Let's get creative with it. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway. It don't matter, man. But look here. What's we got, brother? Your head coach over there in Cleveland, he gone.

32:14Yes. He gone. You know, people look at things, they go back and they find things and they look at things and they analyze things. And, you know, somebody analyzed something that, you know, Miles Garrett, you know, his reaction from, you know, how he felt when, you know, Kevin Stefanski said something. Look at the video. You tell me.

32:41James Harrison:I do not lie to you. Do I ever lie? I don't lie to you. You don't lie to me about this game, okay? And you know how I feel about this game.

32:52James Harrison:Oh!

33:02Joe. Yo. Hey, listen, you've been over there in Cleveland. You've you've played with Miles. You know, kind of how his reactions or how he would respond to something. And you tell me what was said was, I don't lie. And you what do you think that reaction means, Joe?

33:30James Harrison:Well, you know exactly what that reaction means. Boy, you lie. Boy, you be lying. Boy, you lie all the time. You lied just now. You lied about not lying. But just being funny, because you know how somebody, them eyes. Hey. Y 'all heard that boy? Hey. Y 'all heard what that boy said? Well, hold up. Hey, you got to replay that again. And look at the other captain, 7 '5", right there. Joel, look at Joel. Joel, them dudes, man. He did a smile laugh looking to the right, too, before they glanced off him. Come on, man. Look, yeah, brother. You know what it is, Debo. Like, you know. Hey, man. Hey, here's the crazy thing, though.

34:13Who shot the video? Because it's in the locker room.

34:17James Harrison:Is that, is it media? Who's media? Brown media. Brown's media. Hey. Hey. Yes, if you know. The Browns official account posted that and they did not do, they do diligence. No, no, no. Looking and seeing what exactly was going on in the background. While your coach was doing his locker room speech, you did not pay attention to the people in the back. The people in the back say a thousand words. When people ain't watching the film, it's the funniest stuff that's going on is the reaction. So you can watch a video and see a different thing a thousand times when you watch it. And then you get to watch it and you get to be like, oh, in real time, that's how you really feel about certain situations.

35:10James Harrison:And everybody knows that, look, somebody says something funny or that is obviously you feel like is a lie. And you get to looking at one of your homies that you know. You're like this. Hey. Hey. And then you get real smooth. And he look at the other guy like, oh, camera look at that. They know I just made that. Oh, they just caught me. They caught me. He wish he had these joints. But look here. But look here. Where's your quality control of who's putting this out on your official? Because this is what I'm telling you. They so ready to be first. Debo, Debo, Debo, Debo. It's live. Your coach gets one time to have a pre-after game speech.

35:53James Harrison:And this is getting recorded like everybody. But the Browns account posted it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So they had time to go back and look at it. They like this. So this is what they're thinking. What are we going to do? Not just post coaches after game speech and after the win? We have to put something out to the fans. They should have cut that part out, though. They should have took their time and edited it. They should have squared that down to where you can only see his face. Where you can only see coach the fans. They just follow him. Follow him. Squeeze that. Edit that. Just him and the ball.

36:28Squeeze it down. You know how you take a picture and you don't want that little thing in the corner right there.

36:32James Harrison:They should have took their time. They getting too geek. They wanted Miles in there. They was happy. Oh yeah, we got Miles in there. Yeah, we got Miles in there. Yeah, you got Miles in the joint showing that he's actively laughing. Oh no. Hell no. You know Eli. What are you talking about? You got to be able to have Miles in while he's chilling. and as soon as he about to look at somebody crazy, you just zoom in to Coach Stefanski. Boom. And as soon as mom gets back to regular looking, then you can widen the screen back up. That's what they would have had to do. So who do you think will be the next head coach then?

37:05John Harbaugh.

37:08James Harrison:Ooh. John Harbaugh. Yes, sir. Please. Oh, my. Come and do what you got to do. Whip them into shape. Them boys will be ready to listen to that man. They will respect that man. Miles will respect them. Denzel. Everybody. Everybody going to listen to him, too. They're going to have to. They're going to have to. He's proven. We need somebody proven. Don't come in here with no janky somebody. No. I love our defensive coordinator. I love sports. I love our offensive coordinator. Joe, why would you say that? Because it's the smartest thing that we could do. No. Hell no. But Harbaugh's saying he wants to be, if he coming in, he wants to bring in the GM.

37:53James Harrison:I think that's what he's saying. Y 'all keeping y 'all GM though, right? Yes. I think we're keeping Andrew Barry. But look, hopefully they get along. I think Andrew Barry could come in there and say, look, man, I hope your mission is my mission. If Andrew Barry's smart, because that's a great coach. I think they might be able to get on the same page. I refuse to allow it. I would love it. I heard through the break. Harbaugh to the land. You heard it here. I heard this. I don't want to listen. Allegedly. Let me put this out here. Let me put this out here. This is allegedly. This is allegedly. I allegedly heard that.

38:24Hardball's going there. Your. What's the guy's name? The GM. Andrew Barry. Andrew Barry. Yes. Said that hardball. Allegedly. I heard this. Allegedly. Uh-huh. Is an asshole. Is what? Asshole. John, don't go there. guess no no he don't like you John

38:45James Harrison:no he doesn't he loves John John Andrew Barry I know we got Andrew Barry we got a real people that are smart and John Harbaugh is a smart man hey John go over there with your brother nope come on to the land just don't don't go over there listen he don't like you I heard it through the grapevine like the California Raisins no you know that was the smartest thing I said in a long time That threw me. I ain't going to lie. It kind of made me nervous. Yep. It kind of made me nervous. I ain't going to lie. You did it a little bit. Yep. A little bit. Yep. You want John Harbaugh. I want John Harbaugh for the Browns so bad.

39:25James Harrison:I would be so deep. So you want him to go against us? No, I mean, look. He already been going against us. That's why you ain't got a T-shirt and hat. That right there. You just want them to keep. No, bro. All right. I don't care. That's why you ain't got to... I'm going to go get me a hat and t-shirt. Still. Oh, my goodness. I'm going to go beat... Look, because Debo... Why would you put that out there, man? They just fired Hall Ball, man. Like, why would you put that... That don't make sense for you to put that in the air. It does make sense. It makes perfect sense. That's what we need. If they want to be serious...

40:01James Harrison:Yo, that just, like, kind of made me mad. I'm, like, kind of... Yeah. You know what... That... That... That... When I know... You keep saying we. Who is we? because I ain't with you on that. Huh? We getting hardball. We ain't getting hardball. The Browns are getting hardball. Okay. That is what's going to happen. Yes. Yes, Debo. They fired him over there

40:32in Baltimore, okay? Yes. They fired him over there in Baltimore. You know why they fired him over there in Baltimore? Why? Don't know why they fired him over there in Baltimore. Me either. I will say this. Todd Monken, he said he didn't coach Lamar well enough. How do you feel about that statement, Joe?

40:54James Harrison:You think he didn't coach him well enough? He said he didn't coach Lamar well enough. When you look at, I think I saw something where he was like 8-2 with Flacco in the playoffs and it wasn't as good with Lamar. I mean, Lamar won MVPs, though. So Lamar was out there legitimately balling. You're talking about just not getting him to the peak, the high of heights, because he won the Super Bowl with Flacco and with Lamar through these years. He still hasn't done it. And Lamar's a great player, not even comparing. He's so much better than Flacco. But when you're looking at it, he's trying to say, did he coach him high enough to the heights he won MVPs?

41:27James Harrison:They did not win any Super Bowls. So I don't, I can't knock Lamar like that. I'm not putting Lamar on Lamar at all. I'm looking at Jen Harbaugh. When the standard is Super Bowl, then I'm looking at him trying to say, you weren't able to coach this MVP player for us to win the Super Bowl. I can understand what he's saying when they had Flacco there and they did win it. I can see the defense led them when Flacco was there. I can hear people saying things like that. But in my perspective, I can see why he said it, though. If you have an MVP player, I can see why you wouldn't want to. But for me, as anybody else, you're just going to, I don't know.

42:05James Harrison:It's so hard to find a head coach. And now that head coach that you bring in, like, Lamar Jackson has been playing to MVP level. So if you don't win a Super Bowl, then how much long, how much change, how much leash do you get this new coach? You know what I'm saying? Like, I just, I don't know where they're going to go from there because Harbo's a great coach, in my opinion. He's been doing a great job the whole time. So them firing him, I'm like, ah. And then you say he didn't coach Lamar enough. Lamar won MVPs. Great. Like, it's just they didn't get to the highest. I think he's only been there since, what, 23?

42:38So, I mean, as the old coordinator. So. So. What you think? Where are my stiller haters, Raven fans? I'm about to piss y 'all off. Okay. I think this. What do you think? I don't think he didn't coach Lamar enough. I think that Lamar is in a position. Now work with me, if you will. Okay. Lamar is the great athletic talent quarterback. Lamar is the greatest reason that they win in season to me. But I also believe he is the greatest reason that they lose in the postseason. Lamar is a absolute generational talent, bro, like athlete. But as far as the actual NFL quarterback position and what it needs and being able to effectively pass the ball, he's not doing that.

43:56When you look at Lamar's career, he is, what, about 195 yards a game over his career. And I believe in that same time frame, average, the average for quarterbacks in that same time frame of, I believe it was whatever, eight years or so, is 245. So while he is a generational talent, he is a athlete, while he is the coldest thing smoking, as far as a pure quarterback, he is not even giving you average numbers while you have quarterbacks. Like I said before, like Allen, Prescott, Burrow, Stafford, these boys are doing 260 to 270 a game. And when you get into the playoffs and teams heavily focus in and take away what it is you do well, if you can't do both, you don't have a chance unless you have a dominant defense most of the time.

45:07You have to have that. Well, you don't have to have that. Most of the time, you at least have to have a dominant defense or you're not going to win a championship. And if you just go back to 2000, OK, it's only been two quarterbacks. No, sorry. Three quarterbacks that have averaged under 200 yards a game passing that won a championship. Who do you think those is, Joe? I have no idea. You got to know one. You got to know one.

45:45Who? Flacco? Nope. 2 ,000 Ravens. What was his name? Dilfer? Dilfer. That boy was 136 yards a game. Trent Dilfer was 136 a game. But why? They had a historically dominant defense. Yes. And guess who the other one was? who take a while guess you can you can probably figure it out by looking down stillers ben roethlisberger 198 again a dominant defense the only one that didn't have a dominant defense was the 2001 patriots tom brady i think it was 190 yards a game but they was probably cheating you know i don't know i'm just saying i don't know but okay all right i'm sorry but seriously hold on hold on seriously yeah but yeah i'm serious like just go back go michael vick but if you if you go back and you look at michael vick michael vick is another generational talent at quarterback like they had horrible times trying to stop this dude and you know they could not stop this man for running like you go back to his um before like he was uh he was only 157 yards passing the game in his prime in Atlanta he got better as he got older and you know he started being able to to rely on his passing game and he was able to stay healthy so I think from that 2010 to 2012 front time frame in um Philly over there I think he was like 240 245 something like that 246 again they went to the playoffs but i think green bay knocked them out in 2010 though they actually won the chip they beat us to the fastest anyway he was healthy for the most part now the person i think lamar is more resembling as far as how his career route is going is you got to go back even further dude who you got first original randall cunningham dude Okay.

48:01He was the first quarterback that was generationally talented like that. But as he got older, he started getting injuries, started taking away his ability to be able to do the things that made him, you know, successful, impactful. And I think right now we're seeing that with Lamar. Like, what is Lamar in? He's eight, nine. And, you know, he's getting a little bit of the injury, bro. up. So quarterbacks that play basically, you know, a second running back, like you playing out, it's a higher rate of injury. Like we know this and those, you know, those injuries that they're going to happen. And that makes them less effective from, you know, what they're able to do.

48:51And you got a quarterback, you know, that's in a basically running back, like Derek Henry position, Look at Derrick Henry. Derrick Henry is is getting into year what? Nine, ten, something like that. What year is Henry? I mean, probably on year 10. OK, so let's just say Derrick Henry is year 10. Derrick Henry in the offseason is going through a rigorous training program. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Now, you look at Derrick Henry and year 10 and people are astounded that he's able to still play at this level. They're astonished, bro. Why? Because he plays the running back position, okay? And that is a physically dominating physical position because you have to put out punishment, you have to take punishment, all that.

49:45And right now, the Ravens have a quarterback that is basically playing their second running back. But he's not putting himself through the rigors of the offseason to be able to go down in, down out, game in, game out in the offseason to have his body ready to handle it. And to be honest with you, I don't think he can handle it. I don't think the position itself can handle it. And that's why you're so astonished you get a guy in year 10.

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52:45I believe so. And it's not unless he starts to develop his his past game. I don't see it being something that is going to be conducive to him to to be able to continue to play this way, because that's a lot of punishment on your body when you're playing the quarterback position. But you're actually playing it as a running back half of the time.

53:08James Harrison:I can see what you're saying. Definitely, because you're not going to he's not getting any younger. You know what I'm saying? Being able to lose from his rookie season to now his speed. Like, he's not going to get any faster than Lamar Jackson was when he came into the league. So you're not going to gain these steps. So protecting his body, making sure he does all of the treatments, make sure that he's able to be out there and going as fast as he possibly can because Lamar Jackson is an athletic quarterback. And once you start losing steps, that's going to kind of, like you said, take away from his game.

53:38James Harrison:The one thing I do want to say, though, Debo, is for the last couple of years, winning the MVPs and say these playoff games that he's lost. Bruh, MVP. It's been a lot. I understand MVP. No, no. But let's say, no, no. Just say when he gets to these playoff games, the fumble by Zay Flowers, the drop of the ball by Andrews, the missed field goal that we just had. Like, he's driven the ball down. I'm just saying, like, he's not. It's a team game. Yes. So I'm not sitting here acting like him. Yes, they didn't. I don't want to sit and bash Lamar Jackson. I'm not bashing him, dude. I'm just giving you history.

54:11And history tends to repeat itself. And it hasn't repeated itself since 2005. So you tell me that you're going to break history of when he, the thing that got against him is he ain't got a chip. He ain't got a championship. Ain't nobody did it since 2005. At the rate that he does it right now, as far as a quarterback in that position, doing that job, it hasn't been done. It hasn't been done in over 20 years. And the league now that is heavy pass, In a league now that has more games. Like, why do you think they put these rules in place to try and protect these quarterbacks? Well, they doing that to protect them so they can have the longevity of these guys throwing these balls.

54:54But when you start running the ball, you lose all that protection. So you got to build your body to be able to play that game as if you are going to run that ball. You're a running back now. You have to build your body for that. No, I'm with you. I'm with you. Look at the dude in Washington, bro. What's his name? The little slim dude. Daniels? Jaden Daniels. He getting fired on.

55:20James Harrison:He getting folded up. No, what's my man's name? The quarterback for the Giants. He's running around. The rookie that we seen getting hit on the sideline, running, taking unnecessary hits. So, no, I'm with you that he definitely needs to be able to start protecting itself like and because it's because his game that's his game like cam was in the same way once you start getting older and that's when we when we played cam i think when we hit his when we hit his shoulder that kind of messed him up but once you start if if running is your thing rg3 when he hurt his leg it kind of just changed his whole game because if you don't if you're not full speed and that's really what separates your whole game which makes you your your arm is Definitely good.

56:06James Harrison:Quarterback worthy. Amazing. But you're that thing where you can run like a wide receiver and be able to literally run away from DBs, run away from linebackers, defensive ends. That makes you way more normal than you were before because you're moving. A lot of quarterbacks can. He's like, oh, he can get there, but they're not moving like running backs, like slot receivers. When I look at Lamar Jackson, I'm like, dude, when he got into the league his first couple years, he could play wide receiver. I feel like he can move and really get out of there on people. he could run 4-3, 4-4. So now we're just slowing it down, being able to see like 4-6, 4-7, that looks a lot different than when you're out there running 4-3, 4-4.

56:42James Harrison:So we're speaking the same thing. I was just saying for him getting to, I know what you're saying, the 20 yards passing, it's not as high. But I'm saying he's getting to the playoffs with these teams and a lot of the situations, I could say the game wasn't lost because of what he did in a lot of those games. Do you know what I'm saying? I understand what you're saying, man. But, again, I like to look back. History tends to repeat itself or does not repeat itself or whatever you want to call it. But when you look at it, it hasn't been done. It hasn't been done in over 20 years. And they don't have that dominant defense that they had.

57:22It's hard, you know what I'm saying? And then that's what I was saying to you. I'm like, you're like, Lamar is worth the$75 million that the cap hit would be next year. That's 25 % of your hit. But, yeah, I don't know for me if it is, if I'm the GM and I'm trying to build a team team because I have a lot riding in him. And I now know he's he's getting older. He's he's he's getting more injuries. You know what I'm saying? Like he's getting he's not able to do the same thing that as you get older, you know, you know how the game goes, bro. And now you're talking about one of the biggest things that makes you what you are.

58:03You're now being taken away. And, yeah, you could play receiver. Why? Who tackles you? DBs for the most part. Not linebackers, D linemen. You know, like that's different. When you're at that quarterback and now you're playing, you might take a hit from a D lineman that's 340, 340. You may take a hit from a linebacker, you know, that's 240, 250. you know like it's it's a totally different thing and you're talking you know especially when he first started doing it dude was you know he was shaking and baking you know knocking giving everybody the spin move no for sure because you know you even and it's not even a fact of him you know being like hit and hurt he has he's having soft muscle uh soft muscle injury uh issues you know that's that's just where and you know weakness of of the opposing muscle that causes the other muscle to tear because you're not putting in that time to build up all that strength and endurance and all that over the offseason because he's a quarterback.

59:04I'm guaranteeing you he's not out there running routes. I'm guaranteeing he's not out there doing cut drill. He's not doing what Derrick Henry is doing. No. Okay. Yes, but you're right. He's out there. He's out there getting carries. Yes, yes, yes. You know, that's 20 % of Derrick Henry or whatever that may be at times.

59:21James Harrison:No, I feel it. He got to start training like that then. if he wants to, because, you know, it means not going to, the speed is going to eventually go. So you got to definitely start keeping that training going. Yeah. And then when you, you know, even the OC, when you have that quarterback, you have that person that's that quarterback, your backup has to be that kind of person. That's why Huntley makes sense. But at that same point in time, if you don't have that backup, it's kind of hard to keep that quarterback beyond his waning years because I got to have somebody that can do what he does as my backup.

1:00:00You can't go into training camp and do two totally different offenses. For example, Joe Flacco for Joe Flacco and a Lamar Jackson. You can't go in there and do two different offenses at training camp. You got to go to one and make sure your backup can perform the other.

1:00:18James Harrison:They did it at the beginning of the year. Before they put in, I forgot who they, what my man name was that the Ravens put in. Complete opposite of Lamar Jackson. God, he came in there for like two games. Oh, my God. I can't even know what I'm talking about. He came in there looking crazy. He got bopped. Yeah, he got bopped. He came out there looking ready to get bopped. And then you're trying to tell your receivers, you're trying to tell your O-line that we're doing this now. You done put in basically a whole new offensive scheme because what you did, all OTAs, all training camp, All preseason, we can't do now because the person that's backing up my starter doesn't have the skill level necessary to execute it.

1:00:57We cannot. Cooper Rush.

1:01:00James Harrison:There it is. Cooper Rush was the one. And we said Cooper Rush can't be out there running RPO. He's nervous. Right. Look at us. Look at us. Look at us. Aaron gets out there and he does what he does. OK. now we get Mason Rudolph or whoever else was out there and Mason Rudolph gets the same thing right now we get Aaron to where he's like hey it's this it's that do this do that it's looking different now why is it looking different because a lot of it I believe is Aaron and his work with getting his receivers online to understand and be able to adjust to what it is that they need to do in each situation according to what it is they see and be able to know what they're seeing do you know who I actually like Dio Debo too now that he got to sit for the whole year.

1:01:48James Harrison:We haven't ever talked about Will Howard though, the backup quarterback that played for Ohio State. He got hurt, didn't he? No, no, no. He didn't get hurt. He didn't get hurt? No, no, no. We just had him as the backup. He's chilling. I think they let Mason just rise above him. But I'm loving it. He's been able to sit this whole year. I thought he got hurt, dude. Long story as well, he's on our team still. Right. So I just know quarterback-wise, I do remember him and I think him being able to sit there in those meetings, listen to A-Rod, get some of this tutoring. He's a big body. I like him. I like him a lot.

1:02:20Hey, get A-Rod back after this run. Hey, Joe, listen, I'm going to go ahead and put it out there. I don't even care. I'm going to put it out there, man. Listen.

1:02:32Saturday, Sunday is games, right? Look here. This is what I need to happen. I need the Bills to win, and I need the Chargers to win. Okay. Then we got to win. That bring the Bills back to us. We ain't going to do that same bull that we did last time. No. That send us... I don't want it to send us nowhere because I really want the Bills to go over there and do something. I mean, sorry, I want the Chargers to go over there and do something. Because they already beat them once, I believe. Something about Denver? Yeah, do something with Denver. And then that way, we get the AFC Championship game at home.

1:03:12We play far better at home. So you're trying to get it to play the Chargers? I'm putting it in the air, bro. I'm putting it in the air right now. I'm telling you right now.

1:03:22James Harrison:So what you're thinking, though, is either going to be real talk. Chargers at our crib or us in Denver. I like that mild out of here. But I would much rather. I mean, if they don't lose, that's what we're going to have to go. I hear. I hear you still a fan. That's what I hear, Lord. I know I ask for a whole lot and I get things that I undeservingly get and blessings that I shouldn't get in favor that I'm well undeserved of, but if you can find it in your heart. When are we giving away them tickets, Coach? We're giving away those tickets this weekend, brother. Okay, okay, okay, this weekend. It will be Saturday that we will give away the tickets.

1:04:12Three. Three sets of two. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Six tickets to go see us do what it is we do at Accra Stadium against the Houston Texans. Let's go. Head coach right now already said that he is feeling disrespected and not feeling. He is. Y 'all disrespecting him. The Steelers defense ain't it, won't be it because they are it. What you going to do? You going to stand up? You going to stand up and show him? You ain't even got to say nothing. You ain't even got to say nothing. All you got to do is go out there and dog walk him. The offense ain't that. You know, CJ going to start talking about, I was playing better when I was in high school.

1:04:58If y 'all start jumping on his neck, y 'all remember that. I was playing. When you was 180 pounds, he said he was playing better in high school. Let's get him back to talking like that. the you know what time it is though it's play a fade presented by prize picks

1:05:26all right joe you know how it work man yes sir yes sir you either play it or you fade it I got Williams and Cormor Wolf over there in LA I got a mow for the rushing Because them boys over there They can't They can't Carolina got problems with the rush game Yep They got problems with the rush game Caleb go go ahead and be like Hey This is what I've been doing all year Y 'all ain't got Y 'all ain't got your boy over there on the side He ain't gonna be able to get to me They playing at home Home game in Chicago The Bears Swift go go for more. Caleb is going to go for more. What do you say, Joe? What do you say?

1:06:08James Harrison:I'm going to play this one. This is the easiest one you done made the whole year. Listen here, man. Y 'all heard me. Literally, literally, Debo. Literally. This is the easiest one you made all year, bro. This one going, yeah, this one going hit. Yes, sir. Hey, download the app today and use the code DEBOJOE to get $50 in lineups after you play your first$5 lineup. That code is DBOJO. Get on over there to prize picks now. Look here, Joe. What's up, brother? We got some super chats. We got... We got Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy donated$10. Hey, Doc. As Doc said, Hey, guys. Great show. Will you be in San Francisco during the Super Bowl festivities, etc.?

1:06:56Would love to meet y 'all. Listen, we gonna be there at the Super Bowl festivities because we're going to be there probably playing in the Super Bowl. Facts. But we're still going to be there even if we ain't playing in the Super Bowl. We're going to be there regardless. Hopefully with the team. Oh, listen. That'll be the best ever. It's Sunday. Basically, it's Sunday. It's Sunday. Go how we needed to go. Return. Still a fan. Return. Still a fan. He got on his black and gold right now. Lord, Lord, I'm asking for a whole lot. I know. I know. But, hey, Joe. Yes, sir? If two come in the greens, whatever they ask for shall be done, right?

1:07:42Yes, sir. We coming in two greens, Joe. We coming in the greens right now. Right now on the show. We asking for Buffalo Bills to win, and we asking for the Chargers to win.

1:07:55James Harrison:Chargers to win. We in the greens, Lord. We in the greens. Yes. I think you're in the greens, too. Yeah, the chat in the grids too? They advise the grids. Chad, are you in the grids? Can I get an amen? Can I get an amen? Can I get an amen? Can I get an amen? Can I get an amen? For sure. Coming in like, she back, she back. Donated 40. Said, vets, let's play like vets. And forget the state. The who? Forget that state title team. We have who? Forget the state title team. We are the Steelers. What's the state title team? Houston. All right, whatever. Hey, Texans, you're coming to our curtain.

1:08:43James Harrison:You coming to our curtain. What's that? Steel curtain. Did you, uh... You know... You started drinking already? You know... Yeah, you want to go drink some money. Oh, she funny. Nephew. Joe. Where's your AFC North hat and t-shirt and terrible tie? 100K, let's go! Yes, yes, yes. 100K for 100K. Texas fans, click the subscribe button and get to stepping. Everybody's stealing for life. You know it. You know it. Click the subscribe button. Y 'all already know it. Y 'all already know it. 100K before we get to the Super Bowl. 100 ,000 before we get to the Super Bowl, man. Facts. look here man look here what we got here solo fe beats hold on i just scrolled off on you solo fe beats 520 donated five dollars with all the picks we have how would you guys use them are you trading and moving up for a quarterback or are you trying to fill in the gaps that are missing.

1:09:55We don't know what's missing yet. So we got to worry about winning this and then we'll tell you what's missing afterwards. I ain't worried about no draft. I'm worried about putting my hands on these Texans. Come on, man. Lasting on these boys and tying them up by the feet. Go ahead and branding them with a stiller. You know what?

1:10:15James Harrison:I'm going to go ahead and give them a little answer. Wide receiver O-line. Wide receiver O-line. Yep, yep, yep. For sure. What about quarterback, Joe? I'm rocking. Look, we got time. Like you said, I don't know what's going to happen after the season. I like Will Howard. Exactly. Let's see what A-Rod trying to do. Let's see where we at. And we hosting Lombardi. We having a whole new conversation about what we need. We hosting Lombardi. We in the basement, bro. Come on, man. And I'm going to take it. And I'm going to take it. I'm going to take it with a smile on my face, bro. Drinking mojitos and bombitos off there and conelitos.

1:10:58Exactly. Exactly. Straight out the bottle. Come on. Look here, man. We got another one here. What's that? Corey Hewitt, 795, donated$10. Said, honestly, I think the Steelers O-Line can surpass a lot of us and run, surprise, sorry, surprise a lot of us and slow down that Texans pass rush. I don't see the later rounds in the playoffs as being more challenging than this one.

1:11:32Denver.

1:11:34James Harrison:Denver? Denver? For sure. Denver's defense and this Houston Texans defense. That's why I'm not even going to play. That's why we need Denver to get up out of it. We need Buffalo to get Denver up. Come on, for sure. Because if we want to talk about the least line of resistance, that's what we're going for right there, D-Bow. Oh, no question. Oh, sure. Listen, that put us at home. We need to be at home. At the crib. We need to be at home at the crib. Yes. Sleep at home. That is generationally needed. We have to be at home. I felt the energy. I felt it was there. Joe, it was there. I'm trying to tell you.

1:12:15It was there. Okay. Okay. Look here, man. Look. We got a... Nope. Hey. It's almost 12-10. We over time. Hey, look. Hey, hey. We got the playoffs this weekend. Okay? And of course, we got Monday Night Football. Hey. We got our show before the... We got our show before the game. We got a... I was about to tell you, Joe. We got the show before the game. Yes. Okay? Come one, come all. It's going to be turned. Come one, come all. We get to talk about all the games that happened previously, where that puts us, leading into Monday. What we need to get done will always be win, win, win, no matter what.

1:13:03And we will already know where it is we may be going or who may be coming to us. We came into agreements. Okay. We came into agreement. You need to. Okay. Chat said, amen. Amen. Okay. Look here. Look here. Listen, don't forget. We got the tickets that we are giving away this weekend. It was more likely than not be tomorrow. Saturday. Two sets. Three sets of two tickets. Make sure. you like, subscribe, follow, Joe, Debo and Joe, myself. If you want your opportunity to come through there and watch your Pittsburgh Steelers do what it is they do. We want to thank you guys for joining us on another magnificent and joyful episode of Debo and Joe as I hope oh oh yeah it cut out yeah every time you hit this thing it cut out I gotta look I gotta look I gotta look and make sure I gotta see the exits across that listen make sure you guys come on back cause I just I just feel like we may be giving away some more tickets to a home game to another home game another one another one

1:14:43James Harrison:okay Let's get it. Joe! Yes, sir. Hey, make sure y 'all back here on Monday to catch us with the pregame, basically, to the turn up. We're going to know who we're going to play. We're going to know who we're going to have to beat. Hopefully, we're at the crib giving away more tickets. We're going to see you on Monday. We out.

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