00:00What's up for us today, Sean?
00:01Well, Greg, let's begin with Drake May.
00:02He spoke after the game about how disappointing of a performance and a loss that was.
00:06Let's hear from Drake May.
00:08Yeah, very.
00:09You know, very.
00:09I'm sure disappointed in myself.
00:12You can't put the team in the hole straight off the bat.
00:16First possession, first half.
00:18I feel like in the times we had chances to get back into the game,
00:20I messed them up, and we had chances to put us back within three points multiple times.
00:25And just frustrating.
00:28You know, I got to do a better job from a hole's perspective, communication,
00:33doing the little things right.
00:34And, you know, I just wasn't good.
00:37I wasn't good today.
00:38And we got to bounce back.
00:41We're on a far flight, but we got to bounce back and know that there's still some games left,
00:46and we're battling.
00:48We got to battle.
00:49I think that's just it.
00:51Man, Wiggy, you were so right when I asked you last week
00:55if there was any extra juice for the guys on this team.
00:58With Gronk, with Tom Brady being here, because there was not.
01:02No.
01:04They couldn't care less.
01:05Nope.
01:06And I just was like, hey, I wonder if there's any part of the heart inside this team that goes,
01:13wow, what a legacy they have here.
01:16Right.
01:16Greatest dynasty in sports.
01:18Bunch of guys are here representing that.
01:21Maybe we give it a little extra effort.
01:23No.
01:24For them, it's like saying, you know, to make the comparison, it's like asking one of these Celtics,
01:30you know, hey, Jordan Walsh, what do you think about the Bill Walsh statue?
01:34You know, he'd be like, yeah, I don't care.
01:36Like, that's I feel like a lot of these guys are when it comes to the older.
01:40Bill Walton, you mean?
01:42No, Bill Russell, I said, right?
01:43Oh, you said Bill Walsh.
01:44You said Bill Walsh.
01:45Oh, I'm sorry.
01:45I thought we were in the 49ers.
01:47That is mine.
01:47That is mine.
01:48I had a lot of things.
01:49The Bill Russell statue.
01:50Or even like in the Paul Pierce generation, the Kevin Gunnett, a lot of these guys don't care.
01:54The thing I will say, because I want to be the first to do this.
01:58Great, great point.
01:58I want to be the first one to do this.
02:00I'm not going to burp it, but I'll belch it into the atmosphere or into the ether,
02:06because I think this is going to be a national thing moving forward,
02:09is the comparison emotions of Drake May, Caleb Williams.
02:14I was thinking about watching that game last night, the Bears game,
02:17and then watching, obviously, both of them had horrendous games where they're making bad decisions.
02:22But we're watching these guys like, you know, two of our kids that are kind of like, you know,
02:28or two kids on our team that we're watching, like, who's going to climb to the top?
02:32And I would ask this question, because I think the people are going to say it,
02:35is do you want the guy who wears his emotions on his sleeve and Caleb Williams?
02:41That's Caleb Williams.
02:42Yeah, where he's throwing his helmet.
02:43He's kind of yelling at his teammates.
02:45You know, he's all over the place.
02:46He's hugging the kicker.
02:47Whatever it is, right?
02:48Or do you want the guy like Drake May, who almost looks emotionless, where he's like,
02:55all right, that play didn't bother him.
02:56You know what I mean?
02:57He never really yells at his teammates.
02:58He's kind of like talking to them.
03:00And so I think that's going to be the national kind of thing as we continue to watch these two
03:05guys,
03:05which we believe, and I believe this myself included, that they're the next generation of faces of the league.
03:12Yeah, I mean, Drake is, he kind of shakes his head a little bit.
03:16He, you know, he was at one point end of that game, he was on the bench with his head
03:21in his hands.
03:22But I don't, he doesn't wear his emotion on his sleeve.
03:25I think Drake May would be perfectly happy playing the game in front of an empty stadium.
03:30He had an opportunity when he was coming of age to go to Alabama.
03:34He was recruited heavily by Nick Saban, and he went to North Carolina.
03:38And I think you look at the difference in his personality, in Caleb Williams.
03:43I think Patriots fans, because of how you were reared on Tom Brady, want the fire on the sideline if
03:50things aren't going well.
03:51Even though it has really nothing to do with why Tom Brady was great.
03:54You know, you look at, I think, Joe Flacco is affectless, and he won a Super Bowl, had a great
04:00year.
04:00I mean, you don't have to have a guy that's throwing the tablet on the sideline,
04:04but it does, as a fan, when you're enraged watching a bad play,
04:09and you see a player not exhibit those same reactions, it compounds the anger.
04:15Curtis, I would ask Drake May to just bark at somebody once.
04:19Like, it doesn't have to be a frequent thing, but just, like, if Pop Douglas really ran the wrong route,
04:26I want to see him bark at Pop Douglas, be like, hey, we've got to run a better route.
04:29Or he's the one that made the throw.
04:32Like, be pissed about it.
04:34Kyle Williams gets back there, and you want to see him get in his face.
04:37Yeah, like, dude, just keep running.
04:39I'm going to drop the ball in a bucket for you.
04:41Just keep running a straight line.
04:42You'll catch it.
04:43See, because, Curtis, I agree with you.
04:45It has nothing to do with what type of player you are on the field.
04:49But what it does have to do with is how fans will then judge you more so when you're losing,
04:56right?
04:57Because we do it all the time, or we did it all the time with Jason and Jalen,
05:01and it was very similar, right?
05:02And that's, like, we're not there.
05:06But, like, if you hit a bad patch and you have, like, you know, you lose again,
05:12people then start to go, with the person who doesn't have the emotions,
05:17they start to go, oh, this guy doesn't care.
05:19It doesn't mean as much to him.
05:21So you're saying we'll be back to the alpha-beta discussion.
05:24Well, I don't necessarily say alpha-beta, but how much does it really mean to that player?
05:30The win and the lose and the, you know, like, people like Brady Allen met the world.
05:34Like, if he had to choose between, you know, going to see his kid or, you know, winning a game,
05:40it was going to that game.
05:41Like, that was, like, what people saw.
05:43I thought Tom Brady did a great job calling that game.
05:46Yeah.
05:46There were some people that were DMing me saying he can't bring himself to say anything positive about the Patriots.
05:53What?
05:54There wasn't a lot positive for him to say, but he was—
05:57I thought he went out of his way to be complimentary to Drake May in a game that really wasn't
06:00worthy of compliments.
06:02He was very complimentary about the throw to Ramondre Stevenson on the go-round.
06:08The touchdown.
06:09Like, so I didn't—I thought he was great.
06:12And he pointed out accurately that Kyle Williams slowed down.
06:17I mean, to me, I think it's such a great—
06:20Brady, I think he—at the beginning, I think he was a little nervous.
06:23I don't know.
06:23It sounded like he was—it's awkward to go back there and do that, but he thought he did a good
06:27job.
06:27So my thing on the emotion conversation, you can have the exact same play and win,
06:35and the quiet, non-emotion person is called someone who has poise.
06:40Whereas if you stink and you're the exact same, it shows you don't care.
06:44And so it's all about the result.
06:46And I watched Drake May yesterday, and I think a lot of people are like Scheim,
06:51where you throw an interception, and if it is Pop Douglas' fault that it's nearly picked,
06:56get in his face on the sideline and say, hey, let's go.
07:00Let's figure it out.
07:01Interesting point, Wiggy.
07:02Great point.
07:03I wanted to belch it into the—
07:04I'm glad you did.
07:05I hope it goes viral for you.
07:08No, I think it's something that I think nationally—because we're going to watch the two—
07:11these two guys are the new Mahomes Allen.
07:13So we're going to watch them and how their careers ascend, and people are going to talk about those type
07:20of things.
07:20Also, Scheim, since we're talking emotion, a plethora of emotion-themed rejoins.
07:27You might want to—we have a few minutes.
07:30You might want to take some—
07:31The question, I don't need you to be, because you know I'm a Tatum fan, and Tatum doesn't show a
07:35whole bunch of emotion.
07:36Was that the Bee Gees, though?
07:38Yes.
07:38Was it, though?
07:39Yes.
07:40Why?
07:41Do you think that that was a knockoff version or something?
07:44Yes, Scheim, what was that?
07:45No, that was the Bee Gees.
07:46It's also featuring a woman, I believe, though, and her name is Samantha Sang.
07:50Oh, okay.
07:51That wasn't the original, because I was like, wait a second.
07:53It is the original.
07:54It's by the Bee Gees.
07:55It's from the Bee Gees album.
07:56All right.
07:58All right.
07:58I think Wiggy might be right.
08:00Yeah, that did.
08:01Wiggy listened to a lot of Top 40 radio in the 1970s.
08:04Yeah.
08:05Scheim, you didn't.
08:06That's true.
08:06I was not alive.
08:08No, I mean, I'm just saying, I know it was the Bee Gees in there, but I was like, who's
08:13that with?
08:13Uh-huh.
08:14Yeah, I was just—but anyways, I mean—
08:16Yeah, no, that was not the original.
08:20That's what I'm saying, right?
08:21Yeah.
08:21You would know better than I.
08:23Yes.
08:23Yeah.
08:24But, like, I'm a Tatum fan, and he doesn't show a lot of emotion,
08:27but I think Curtis brings up a good point, right?
08:30When a team loses, the emotions are what judge you and the minds of a lot of people
08:37when you lose on whether or not it bothers you.
08:42It matters to you.
08:43Your investment.
08:43Yes.
08:44So yesterday, you know, and again, it was just so deflating.
08:48God.
08:48I don't know about you guys, but you're so excited about that game.
08:52And the 1 o'clock game sucked.
