00:00And, Joey, it is 75 degrees, a 5% chance of rain, a high percent chance of more trades today.
00:065% sounds good.
00:085% sounds good.
00:09What a good day here.
00:10What do you think of the percent the Dolphins make a move?
00:13Give me a number.
00:145%.
00:15Wow.
00:16That low, huh?
00:17I don't think...
00:18You don't think anyone gets dealt?
00:20No.
00:22I mean, there could be a small deal in there.
00:24But I just...
00:29I don't think so.
00:33I like your idea to hold on to the vets and keep it together.
00:38Hey, man, since this is about developing the young guys, I'm going to use the old guys to develop the
00:42young guys.
00:43Pretty much is what I've been saying.
00:45Let those guys and their leadership on the field.
00:47Hey, coaches are great.
00:49They're important.
00:49You see it.
00:50There's a great coaching staff.
00:51They've done a really nice job overall.
00:55See, the grades aren't great.
00:56And I know the production's not there yet.
01:00But to get the best out of these guys, you need to keep key veterans here.
01:06And the guys that are here have been handpicked.
01:08They did their homework when they got here on who they wanted to keep as far as these veteran guys.
01:13Not only were they five or six of the best players a year ago, but they're also great with young
01:19guys.
01:19They did their homework.
01:20Who's good with the young guys?
01:21Oh, Zach Seeler, like, basically babysits these other three guys.
01:27And so, okay, well, we got to keep them.
01:30And so we'll see.
01:32I might be wrong.
01:33This is just my opinion.
01:34And maybe they do something.
01:37By the way, you know what they did out here?
01:39I went down there.
01:40I went down there to get a Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
01:42Are you talking about here?
01:43Yeah, here.
01:43I'm sorry.
01:44I flipped it over.
01:44Oh, go ahead.
01:45There's about eight dozen donuts.
01:49Oh, why?
01:51What happened?
01:52No, Dunkin' Donuts just bringing stuff in here today.
01:55For the other stations?
01:56Yeah, it's not us.
01:57Yeah.
01:58Even though you're their number one supporter?
01:59Well, just financially, I am every day.
02:02I'm a big.
02:03I told you, you could own a Dunkin' Donuts by now.
02:06How much you spend there?
02:07Woody, they, how many times?
02:11That is one of the few things that you walk by, and you can say it over and over, and
02:18it finally, like, oh, I'm not going to have one.
02:19No, I'm not going to, because I did used to eat a lot of donuts.
02:22When I first started in this business, I got a coffee, and I got a couple of donuts.
02:28It is hard to walk by that and not grab it.
02:31Did you eat one?
02:32No, but I came close.
02:33Good for you.
02:33Good for you.
02:34I came close, because I had the clock on knowing you were coming back.
02:37Damn.
02:38Oh, yeah, did you?
02:39So I, uh.
02:41Well, you're a banana guy, right, in the morning.
02:43You like to pound a banana.
02:44I do the oatmeal and banana breakfast.
02:46You're a healthy guy.
02:48Hey, man, I got it from my dad.
02:50This man, still alive, and has oatmeal and a banana in the morning.
02:56Yeah.
02:56That's what he eats.
02:57Yeah, but did he always eat healthy, though?
02:59Like, I think that's kind of a new school thing, all this healthy eating, right?
03:03No, no, he didn't.
03:03This guy grew up on ham and eggs and bacon and eggs every day, and by the way,
03:08linguiça.
03:09We must have linguiça.
03:10It's a Portuguese sausage.
03:11Yeah, I was going to ask you.
03:12You're going to have to tell me what that is.
03:13Very, very, very tasty.
03:15Linguiça is one of the great tastes of all time, because you can put in omelets, and I
03:20mean, the flavor is fantastic.
03:22But at some point, you know that stuff's not good for you, and you've got to stop.
03:25So, my man, just one day, at like age 70, he started eating oatmeal and bananas, and
03:31now he's 92 and a half, and tells me the other day he had oatmeal and bananas.
03:37I went, wow, okay.
03:39Might be something to this, changing the diet a little bit.
03:43So, I don't know.
03:44All right, well, I'm glad you're doing it.
03:45Keep you on the air for another 20 years.
03:47I don't know.
03:47Don't get crying.
03:48I think people are about ready to hear my ass say, I'm about done here, fellas.
03:53Why don't you retire at 90?
03:54That'd be a good age to retire.
03:56That'd be entertaining.
03:57Can you imagine?
03:59Yeah, no.
04:00I can't.
04:00You're doing the show in 25 years from now?
04:02No, no, I don't.
04:03That's not going to happen.
04:06But thank you, Woody.
04:07I appreciate it.
04:09Hey, I want to thank Charles Davis for coming on, and out of nowhere now, that Jeremiah Smith
04:15thing, when we went to the quarterbacks, and he said, screw the quarterbacks.
04:18I want to tell you, Jeremiah Smith is ridiculous, and I guess everybody has seen this thing
04:24about Jeremiah Smith, which is, I saw it on a podcast, and then it kind of like, hey,
04:29there's no reason for him to play.
04:30Just shut it down.
04:32I always love when people, whether they're former players, it just, and I get, you know
04:38when you play football, you can get hurt in practice.
04:40That's Malachi Tony.
04:41I mean, you never know, right?
04:43And the injury, and I get it, closer to your big payday in the NFL is potentially a first
04:49or a second or third overall pick.
04:51I can't imagine if he's healthy.
04:54He's gone after, he's gone with one of the first couple of picks, and you're getting a
04:59guy that lines up day one and is the number one receiver on the outside.
05:03He's just, if you watch football, you, not me.
05:06It's not like I'm an Ohio State fan.
05:08I'm not.
05:09But he's really good.
05:11Really good.
05:14And so here's a guy watching and just says, this class of guys and a couple of the guys
05:20supposed to be really good are probably going back to college again.
05:24Now, the guy everybody's talking about is a guy at Oklahoma State now.
05:29He just hasn't played a lot of football.
05:32Kind of a weird background.
05:34He kind of started this thing after high school, and he's picked it up, and he's got
05:40all kinds of talent.
05:42Everybody's raved about his talent.
05:44The upside of his talent.
05:48So, I mean, he's going to be in play, and I'm guessing somebody will take him, Oklahoma
05:53State quarterback, in the first round early.
05:57And, you know, if they're crazy about him, you know, maybe first overall.
06:01Maybe that does happen.
06:04But, yeah, everybody's saying the same things, man, especially with Moore and Manning.
06:10Has Manning done enough that he comes out this year?
06:14He's got a family.
06:15Charles brought up a great point.
06:16One thing about the Mannings.
06:18Remember Peyton went back an extra year?
06:20Remember that one?
06:21He was a really good.
06:22He goes, no, I'm coming back for another year.
06:23When he gets his degree and do the whole college thing.
06:27And it worked out, obviously, for Eli and Peyton.
06:32Honestly, I just don't know if this kid's got their kind of talent.
06:35I mean, I know nobody wants to say it.
06:38And maybe the more he plays, you know, it just, he needs to play more.
06:46I agree.
06:47He needs to play more college football.
06:48And this is not a shot at him.
06:50And the poor guy's got to hear about his grandfather for older guys.
06:54And for the younger guys, he's got to hear about Eli and Peyton.
06:58And he may never have that kind of talent.
07:00Woody, those guys are all, Arch got stuck, Archie Manning got stuck on a bad team his whole career.
07:06He ran for his life if you've ever seen him.
07:08And he was an unbelievable player on a really, really bad team, Archie Manning, the grandfather.
07:16And Peyton is probably one of the greatest quarterbacks in the history of the NFL.
07:20Definitely a top 10 quarterback all time, Woody.
07:23Are you with me?
07:24Peyton Manning, numbers.
07:26Eli's not, but he still, Eli someday is going to be a Hall of Fame quarterback without getting in that
07:31whole debate today.
07:32The difference now, though, is it's so attractive to stay in college.
07:35He said that.
07:37Right?
07:37$7 million, $8 million, whatever they're going to pay this guy.
07:39That's a good number.
07:40Go to another school, get a fresh start.
07:43Play, you know, 12 or whatever, 15 college, however many you end up playing.
07:49Another year, like.
07:50Yeah.
07:52It's not exactly a terrible option, you know.
07:56No, it's a lot better now because of the money.
07:58Yeah.
07:59Hell, you might see Mensa decide to do something like that.
08:03I don't know.
08:03Do you realize that if you, you, the money they're making now, they're making a lot more than all but
08:09maybe one or two backup quarterbacks.
08:12One of them being Jameis.
08:13Jameis Winston got a really good deal.
08:16I think he's making nine or 10 a year.
08:17But I know you said like with Mensa, you can't, you know, this is the best he can do.
08:20And you're probably right.
08:22Oh, if I'm Mensa?
08:23Why wouldn't you just, like, what's the, what's the point?
08:26Like, just stay another year.
08:27Injury.
08:28Yeah, but.
08:29What?
08:29What are the odds a quarterback, you know, has suffered some career-ending injury?
08:34Like.
08:34Why if Mensa in a, in a class of.
08:39Now, I don't know what the pros are saying about him.
08:41I, I don't, I don't know.
08:43I, what he just made in the second half of that game.
08:48And by the way, a lot of pressure, the blocking was not, the pass protection was not perfect.
08:55He makes throws on, one of the best throws I've seen is the one he made on fourth down
08:59that became caught, you know, catch or no catch.
09:01That is a great throw no matter what level.
09:05Going to your left is a right-handed quarterback.
09:08Before you go out of bounds, what is it, 20, 25-yard flip?
09:12And he puts it where only his guy can get it.
09:16Where he goes up with two hands.
09:18Catches it, you know, but it was a throw.
09:21He made throws in the second half, four or five throws in that game in the second half
09:25that were.
09:27I just don't think he gets any better for him.
09:30It might, he might not, but.
09:32You know, I think a lot of it depends too on how their season ends, right?
09:36No.
09:37Like if they don't, if they don't win a national championship and your pitch to this guy is,
09:41hey, you know, here's, here's $8 million plus whatever else you make on the side.
09:45You know what the pitch is, Woody?
09:47Malachi is going to be back with you another year.
09:49I think you're missing the big pitch though.
09:51The big pitch is, as soon as I qualify and I got a chance to be a top 10 or
09:5512 pick in
09:56the NFL draft, I want to go.
09:57Let's assuming he does.
09:58Woody, if he doesn't, then I don't have the right guy.
10:01If that guy's not hungry to show how good he is in the NFL.
10:07Well, let's assume, again, assuming he is a top 10 pick, which, you know, I don't know.
10:13There are a lot of teams.
10:14I just think it's a lot more attractive than you're making it out to be to go back and,
10:18hey, you know, for $8 million, probably going to be closer to 10 when you make all your other
10:23deals or whatever you're doing.
10:25You can go and play 12 more college games, compete for a national championship.
10:29Yeah, how'd that work out for more?
10:30You don't want to listen.
10:31What about more?
10:31What about Manny?
10:32They went from great teams.
10:34You can't be on any better teams than those guys are on, and look what happened to both
10:37of them.
10:38Talking about he's a game manager on one side, and the defense is great.
10:44If I'm Arch Manning, the last thing I want to hear is that our team, we're a defensive-minded
10:50team at Texas.
10:52I don't know, man.
10:53I just happen to think that the decision is a whole hell of a lot tougher than you're making
10:57it out to be.
10:58What do you mean?
10:59Coming back?
11:00Yeah.
11:01Maybe.
11:01I think it's incredibly attractive for someone like that.
11:05Hey, come play with the best wide receiver in the game.
11:08Compete for a national championship.
11:10Oh, and by the way, you're going to make a fortune doing it.
11:13A life-changing money.
11:16Most people, they get a check like that, they'd be set for life.
11:18We just think differently.
11:19No, I don't.
11:20If I got a chance to be a first-round pick, and if something happens next year, and I'm
11:24not a first-round pick, or Malachi gets hurt early in the season, and now all of a sudden
11:29I'm struggling throwing it around the field.
11:31They tell him he's going to be a top-10 or top-15 pick, fine.
11:34I'm with you.
11:35That's all.
11:35But if they go, hey, you know, you're a fringe first-rounder, you're late first-round.
11:39Well, I've seen him projected there.
11:42You just do that in.
11:43I've seen him projected all over the place, but.
11:47Well, I think he's a first-round quarterback.
11:49Texas set-up Saturday, and I think both Mensa and Carr prove themselves to be ready for the
11:53drive.
11:53I do, too, man.
11:53He's pretty good, too.
11:54CJ's Carr's really good.
11:55No, that's legit.
11:56No matter what you think of that, you know, Notre Dame, he's good.
11:59He got a lot better from the kid we saw a year ago at that first start.
