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Jim, I really enjoyed it, enjoyed

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it quite a bit. We had

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a nice dinner beforehand and I

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was able to watch the game.

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And one of the things that

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I really enjoyed doing, you know

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how you're watching a game and

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you might feel a little cheated

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that you don't see every replay.

1:07

And so I was able to go

1:09

back because there, you know, the commercial

1:11

breaks are long, obviously, you know, and

1:13

you know that if you want to

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watch a place six times, you

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know, you can keep going back because

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you're going to be able to catch

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up at the commercial. So I was

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able to do that, enjoyed it. I

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had never seen the commercials before.

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That was kind of fun. I

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took the dog for a walk at

1:33

halftime. I really enjoyed it quite

1:36

a bit. It was fun.

1:38

And I think I got a

1:40

really good understanding

1:43

of why the game happened

1:45

the way it did. And

1:47

Jim, I think, you know, I

1:49

walked out of that game. I

1:51

turned off the TV. I didn't

1:54

pay attention to the

1:56

post game Flotsam

1:58

and Jetsam. because I

2:00

was writing these notes that I

2:02

do every week and one of

2:05

the things I felt convincingly is

2:07

that Andy Reid has

2:09

got to get Brett Beach and his

2:11

personnel staff in the office Wednesday

2:13

Thursday when they you know have

2:15

a couple days to sleep and

2:17

to just breathe and Andy Reid's got

2:20

to stand up in front of his

2:22

team and say listen we got to devote all

2:24

our energy this off season all of it to

2:26

making sure that our offensive line

2:28

is never this bad again

2:30

and we need one tackle

2:33

do we should we

2:35

seriously consider Ronnie Stanley

2:37

in free agency in

2:39

the offseason should we

2:41

overpay Tray Smith our

2:43

guard who's really good

2:45

to stay or do

2:48

we look at other people do

2:50

we maybe scotch tape the

2:52

guard together and get a better

2:54

tackle and should our first two

2:56

draft choices be on the offensive line

2:58

I mean those are the things that

3:00

have to happen because I just feel

3:02

like there's no sugarcoating

3:04

it whatsoever Patrick

3:06

Mahomes had a bad

3:08

night but I would maintain

3:11

that you know you're never

3:13

gonna have a good night if

3:15

your offensive line is getting

3:17

caved in all of the

3:19

time and the defense

3:21

never needs to so

3:23

you're always facing seven players

3:26

in coverage seven defenders in

3:28

when you can't run the ball and you

3:30

have one can't run and you have you

3:32

have one first down in the first half

3:35

and you're not past the 50 yard line

3:37

there's a whole and by the way

3:39

part of it also was the

3:41

dominance of the Eagles offense over

3:43

yeah defense taking advantage of those

3:45

turnovers a pick six and another

3:47

one scoring those 14 points part

3:49

of this was that that they

3:51

were manhandled as well

3:54

by Jalen Hertz on the other side of

3:56

the ball and so a pressure on on Patrick

3:58

almost every play to have to do something And

4:00

he didn't do well. He was

4:02

awful. He was awful. And that

4:04

was that was shocking. I don't

4:06

remember. I really don't remember Seeing

4:08

somebody of his stature perform that

4:10

poorly in a major contest I

4:12

went back and looked at Michael

4:14

Jordan his worst finals games. He

4:16

doesn't have one He

4:19

doesn't have one Okay, Tom

4:21

Brady doesn't have a Superbowl like

4:23

that doesn't have one So

4:25

that was kind of shocking to

4:27

me And now you could

4:30

argue that my home's has had

4:32

two of them Yes, but

4:34

I would I would make the

4:36

point, you know, I'd push

4:38

back on you a little bit

4:40

I would make the point

4:43

that you know if if he

4:45

had Protection now look. Oh,

4:47

you're right. Philadelphia, right? Philadelphia is

4:49

great on the defensive front

4:51

and America until yesterday really hadn't

4:54

heard of milk Williams I

4:56

mean milk Williams was fantastic Now

4:58

I would I'd just say

5:00

to me Josh sweat was the

5:02

MVP of this game You

5:04

know with his two and a

5:07

half sacks and five pressures

5:09

and I thought he manhandled the

5:11

The the you know the

5:13

Kansas City offensive line, but but

5:15

anyway be all that as

5:18

it may You're right. There have

5:20

been times Where it's been

5:22

hard for Patrick Mahomes Very hard,

5:24

but he's found a way

5:26

He's leaked out of the backfield

5:28

and he's run for 12

5:31

yards on on Third and 11,

5:33

you know, I mean he's

5:35

done it He's solved he's figured

5:37

out ways to solve the

5:39

problems and he couldn't do that

5:41

in this game And that

5:44

was about 22 year old Cooper

5:46

22 year old Cooper. Yeah.

5:48

Yeah Yeah on his birthday. Yeah.

5:50

Yeah, and look, you know,

5:52

I mean Jim One other thing

5:55

that when I think about

5:57

this game, I thought of two

5:59

things. I thought of Andy

6:01

Reed has got a four alarm

6:03

fire on his offensive line. And look, I mean, Patrick

6:05

Mom's 29 years old, he's got plenty of time. You look

6:08

at, you know, the distance between Tom

6:10

Brady's third and fourth Super Bowls,

6:12

and you just say, oh my

6:14

God, you know, Kansas City is

6:16

far away from being great again.

6:18

And they are, but look, as

6:20

long as you got a quarterback

6:22

in his prime, you're always going

6:24

to have a chance. But the

6:27

other thing I would say is, Howie

6:29

Roseman. just had one of

6:31

the greatest years of any

6:33

general manager in any sport.

6:36

And I know that's going to

6:38

sound like a crazy thing

6:40

to say. But if you

6:42

consider from start to finish

6:44

what he did in this

6:46

past off-season, you know, you

6:48

get Saekwan Berkeley from the

6:50

Giants, you figure out a

6:53

way with Siriani to get

6:55

Vic Fangeo as your defensive

6:57

coordinator. Vic Fangio said, hey,

6:59

there's this guy I like

7:01

from the Saints named Zach

7:03

Bond. Let's go get him. You

7:06

get him and he's a first

7:08

team all-pro in his first year.

7:10

You get Mackay Bechtin, who

7:13

nobody wanted, and he turns

7:15

into a serviceable and very

7:17

inexpensive right guard. And then

7:20

in the draft, Quinn Yanjan.

7:22

It's incredible. And then

7:24

his defensive front that

7:26

he's built. over three drafts,

7:28

Milton Williams, Jaylon Carter,

7:31

Jordan Davis, Nolan Smith.

7:34

I mean, Howie Roseman,

7:36

Jim, remember, you'll

7:38

remember this, 10 years

7:40

ago, Howie Roseman was basically

7:42

put in a broom closet

7:45

by Chip Kelly, who didn't

7:47

want Howie Roseman around.

7:49

So, you know, basically, Jeff

7:51

Lurie thought that Kelly was

7:53

wrong. about howie and he paid howie

7:56

to hang around he you know paid him

7:58

handsomely because he's still wanted

8:00

to keep him. And Jeffrey Lurie's loyalty

8:02

to Howie Rosen has paid off,

8:04

because now, nine years later, after

8:06

Kelly gets fired, Howie Rosen is

8:08

the best general manager in football.

8:10

So, I don't know, those are the two things

8:13

that really hit me in the minutes

8:15

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particularly if they continue on

8:43

from here the Eagles, that perhaps the

8:46

dynasty of the era could be in the hands

8:48

of the Eagles and not the chief. Could be.

8:50

Could very well be. Because they've

8:52

done the last several years. Yeah,

8:54

remember this is two and seven

8:57

years, so you're stretching back a

8:59

little bit. The only connective tissue

9:02

really is, you know, the owner,

9:04

the general manager and... Well, I

9:06

was doing that in relationship to

9:08

Howie. I was doing that in

9:11

relationship to Howie Roseman. Yeah, yeah.

9:13

And he's done a really good job.

9:15

And the other thing he did, Jim,

9:17

I think, you know, a lot of

9:19

people blamed Howie Roseman for

9:22

Carson Wentz. starting to

9:24

have a little snit fit,

9:26

you know, in thinking you've

9:29

drafted this kid in 2020,

9:31

Jaylon Hurts in the second

9:34

round to replace him. Jim,

9:36

I'm just telling you, I

9:39

know this factually. I

9:41

know this. That Jaylon Hurts

9:43

was not drafted to

9:46

replace Carson Wens. Jaylon

9:48

Hurts was drafted to

9:50

be one of the best backups

9:52

in football and occasionally to come

9:55

in to be an athletic

9:57

guy who might be able to make

9:59

some play. with his legs. He did

10:01

not draft jailing hurts to replace

10:04

Carson Wentz, but Carson Wentz

10:06

had this mental block. They're

10:08

out to get me. They're

10:10

out to get me. I mean, there

10:12

was something, I mean, they would

10:14

never, nobody on the Eagles would

10:16

ever say this, but they had

10:18

to be very satisfied that walking,

10:20

looking across the other side of

10:22

the field as a backup with

10:25

almost no future in pro football

10:27

was Carson Wentz. because he

10:29

blew it in Philadelphia. Had he

10:32

just responded like an adult when

10:34

they drafted Jaylin Hurts, I

10:36

think there's a chance he'd still be

10:38

there and history would be a little

10:40

different, but we'll never know. Jim Gray

10:43

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the Super Bowl and your

10:59

thoughts to what now in this

11:01

long off season so

11:03

many things change. Does

11:06

Kansas City become the

11:08

aging great prize fighter

11:10

who doesn't rebound? Who

11:13

is on the ropes now knocked

11:15

out? Does this guy get

11:17

up? Does this guy continue?

11:20

Does he regain the

11:22

championship? or do we see

11:25

the slow and dwindling demise of

11:27

something that was great and the

11:29

pieces are shattered because professional sports

11:31

is very very difficult. Al Davis

11:34

used to say it all the

11:36

time. It's a vicious struggle to

11:38

be number one, one team wins

11:41

and the other 31 are looking

11:43

for answers. I think that's a

11:45

great question Jim and I think

11:48

it is incumbent on Brett Beach

11:50

and Andy Reed. They still have

11:52

to me. a state-of-the-art

11:54

quarterback. One

11:56

bad game does not make

11:58

me change my... Opinion that if

12:00

you had a draft of any

12:03

court of all the quarterbacks in

12:05

the next ten years If you

12:07

give me any one, I'd still take Patrick

12:09

Mahomes But having

12:11

said that I'm not sure

12:13

I would take Patrick Mahomes with the

12:16

same offensive line that I saw yesterday

12:18

That is a bad offensive line

12:20

that has to be fixed

12:22

So will he be or

12:24

will they be the prize

12:26

fighter that? That

12:28

You know the twilight of

12:30

the career treats him in

12:33

a very ugly way It's

12:35

just remains to be

12:37

seen but still Patrick Mahomes

12:39

29 years old he

12:42

is followed and watched

12:44

and Tried to pattern

12:46

so much of his

12:48

career mentally particularly after

12:50

Tom Brady and Just

12:52

think of all the great success that

12:54

Tom Brady. I think he won

12:56

his fourth Super Bowl at age 37 So

12:59

just think you know he's they've

13:02

got a chance, but Andy Reed

13:04

Brett Beach, they they got to

13:06

get the line, right? So I

13:08

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13:10

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13:31

love how Mahomes went out there

13:33

spoke for 10 to 15 12 minutes

13:35

yesterday after the game put it

13:37

all on himself Tweeted out that he was

13:40

the problem and you know

13:42

really took ownership of this in

13:44

in a really humble

13:46

and and and you

13:48

know Not in a defeated in a

13:50

defeated way, but in a humble and gracious Way

13:53

to his teammates the fans

13:55

and his opponents Speak

13:59

so highly of him and Andy

14:01

Reed is still the best coach

14:03

in professional football. So those two

14:06

pieces put them in great position.

14:08

I just personally believe having

14:11

observed sports, it's hard

14:13

to keep this together. There's

14:15

a reason nobody has repeated.

14:17

It's going to be awfully hard

14:19

now to come back next year

14:22

and put all of this together and

14:24

have all of those one score games.

14:26

all of those things, you

14:28

know, that happen. You know,

14:30

it's possible, especially looking, comparing

14:33

it to the Patriots, it's

14:35

possible that you go into

14:37

a lull for two or three years

14:39

while you build it back up.

14:41

Now, how much longer will Andy

14:43

Reed coach? We don't know. But

14:46

I think, you know, Mahomes isn't

14:48

even in mid-career yet, really. I

14:50

still think he's probably got good

14:53

health willing. He's got 10

14:55

or 11 years to go.

14:57

And I think he is

14:59

going to become a little

15:01

bit more like Brady off

15:03

the field, where maybe he

15:05

won't have quite the dad

15:07

bod anymore, where he'll look

15:09

at Brady and he'll say,

15:11

how did he survive and

15:13

flourish at 43 and 44 years

15:16

old? Maybe I got to change

15:18

what I do off the field. So

15:20

who knows? I don't know. But you're

15:22

right. They are at the precipice

15:25

right now. They're looking

15:27

at some significant things

15:29

that, and we haven't even

15:31

talked about Travis Kelsey. I

15:33

mean, if I'm the chiefs, I

15:36

am wondering, do we want

15:38

a tight end who turns

15:40

36 next year, who's really

15:42

showing signs of age? Do

15:44

we want to devote $19

15:46

million or maybe even more

15:48

on our cap next year to

15:50

Travis Kelsey when we have

15:52

two other tight ends we

15:54

really like, including Noah Gray?

15:56

So I don't know. If

15:58

I were them... I might

16:00

want to give Travis Kelsey

16:02

the gold watch this off

16:04

season and have a very

16:06

hard conversation with him if

16:08

indeed he wants to keep

16:10

playing, but we'll see how

16:12

that goes. You know, that's

16:15

interesting because there's a big

16:17

fan base that goes along

16:19

with him obviously. Yeah. And

16:21

you would be vacating that.

16:23

So when you talk about

16:25

the money that you're putting

16:27

out against the salary cap

16:29

and the team and how

16:31

it may inhibit and what

16:33

he can do on the

16:35

field. This is truly one

16:37

of those instances where there

16:39

are a lot of other

16:41

considerations. Well, there are, but

16:43

I do think that if

16:45

everybody sees, and look, Travis

16:47

Kelsey is a beloved player

16:49

in Kansas City, but everybody

16:51

watched the game yesterday, and

16:53

you've watched the games this

16:55

year. Has Travis Kelsey been

16:57

great this year? He's going

16:59

to be 36 years old.

17:01

I mean, sometimes... You have

17:03

to have the hard conversation

17:05

and just say man life

17:07

moves on Jim Gray with

17:09

Peter King We're here on

17:11

let's go Peter. You did

17:13

not have an MVP vote

17:15

this season first time in

17:17

some time and It came

17:19

out at the honors and

17:21

Josh Allen wins the MVP

17:23

by four votes The all-pro

17:25

selection is Lamar Jackson So

17:27

we've got a kind of

17:30

a split result and I'm

17:32

just wondering what your thoughts

17:34

are on Josh Allen winning

17:36

the MVP and how that

17:38

vote went down. You know

17:40

I thought that Josh Allen

17:42

was the MVP in the

17:44

NFL this year. I just

17:46

think that while Lamar Jackson

17:48

added a gigantic piece in

17:50

Derek Henry, a great running

17:52

back in his prime, and

17:54

Henry ended up having over

17:56

1900 yards rushing this year,

17:58

regular season and playoff. I

18:00

look at, you know, what happened

18:03

to Josh Allen. He

18:05

lost the best receiver

18:07

he's ever played with,

18:10

you know, when Stefan digs.

18:12

And he doesn't

18:14

have a great receiver.

18:17

He's best receiver's Kille

18:19

Shakir. And so, you know,

18:21

look, he did more with

18:24

less. He won one more

18:26

game than Lamar Jackson

18:28

won. And while Lamar

18:30

Jackson lost to Las

18:32

Vegas and Cleveland during

18:34

the regular season, Josh Allen

18:36

lost three games, all to

18:38

division winners. So, and again, look,

18:41

I think Lamar Jackson was fantastic

18:43

and Jim, I would have

18:45

voted exactly the same way

18:47

that the voters did. Lamar

18:49

Jackson, 41 touchdowns, four interceptions,

18:51

you know, ran for whatever,

18:54

900 yards, led all quarterbacks

18:56

in rushing. let all quarterbacks

18:58

in passer rating. I mean,

19:01

individually, you know,

19:03

statistically and in all ways, you

19:05

know, we had the best year

19:08

statistically of any quarterback in

19:10

the league. I would have

19:12

voted him first team all

19:15

pro, but absolutely, I think

19:17

that Josh Allen did more

19:19

with less and I would have

19:21

voted him number one on my

19:23

MVP ballot. Also voting this

19:25

past weekend where those getting

19:27

into the Hall of Fame

19:29

small class this year just

19:31

four guys Your thoughts on those

19:34

going in to camp Well, I was

19:36

kind of surprised because look

19:38

the Hall of Fame in

19:40

my opinion the classes have

19:42

gotten too bloated And you're

19:44

right I had a vote for

19:47

whatever 32 years or whatever it

19:49

was I mean I had to vote

19:51

for a long time and this is

19:53

the first year I didn't have one

19:55

but I thought that you know we have

19:57

91 in Chinese in the last 10

19:59

years That's 90 year. I just

20:02

think, I think it's too many.

20:04

I think the Hall of Fame

20:06

should be exclusive and I think

20:09

it should be harder to get

20:11

into than it is, or than

20:14

it has been. I was for

20:16

Sterling Sharp getting in. I was

20:18

a little surprised at Eric Allen

20:21

the cornerback. Not that I don't

20:23

think he deserves it, but in

20:26

my opinion there were better individual

20:28

players. on the ballot this year

20:30

than Eric Allen like Luke Kekly.

20:33

I thought Antonio Gates and Jared

20:35

Allen, excellent picks. You know, I

20:38

think Kekly Suggs and Terrell Suggs

20:40

and Adam Vinitary, I don't know

20:42

whether they were, but those would

20:45

have been guys who I would

20:47

have supported. And look, next year,

20:50

you got Drew Breeze, Larry Fitzgerald,

20:52

Frank Gore, all eligible for the

20:54

first time. It's only gonna get

20:57

harder. And although Jim, I think

20:59

Eli Manning does belong in the

21:02

hall, I can't muster up a

21:04

lot of anger or angst about

21:06

him not getting in, and I

21:09

think eventually probably will get in,

21:11

but I think that his long

21:14

career and really having two, what

21:16

I would say of the greatest

21:18

playoff runs that a quarterback has

21:21

had. I mean you have to

21:23

overlook some other things to say

21:26

that Eli Manning definitely is a

21:28

slam-dunk Hall of Famer. Well Jim

21:30

Plunkett's not in the Hall of

21:33

Fame. So why do you make

21:35

that assessment? And he wants the

21:38

Super Bowls and he belongs. He

21:40

belongs in the Hall of Famer.

21:42

Jim Plunkett walked into... Walked into

21:45

a much better situation with the

21:47

Raiders than Eli Manning walked into

21:49

with the Giants and Jim Plunkets

21:52

two Super Bowls First of all,

21:54

I would argue that he had

21:57

a lot better supporting cast on

21:59

offense than the Giants had for

22:01

Eli Manning. I think Eli

22:04

Manning's definitely more deserving than

22:06

Jim Plunkett. But as I

22:09

said, I think they both belong

22:11

in, but I'm saying if the

22:13

voters, if the voters have made

22:16

a case against Plunkett, I can

22:18

see how the voters might be

22:20

feeling that with Eli. I've never

22:23

thought that Plunkett was deserving, but

22:25

you know, we could. argue about

22:27

that but my feeling my feeling

22:30

my feeling about the Hall of

22:32

Fame is that too often the

22:35

emotions run too high either pro

22:37

or con with people and the

22:39

way I got to it Jim

22:41

later in my career with the

22:43

hall is I was able to

22:46

look around the room when we

22:48

met in person which is much

22:50

better than meeting on Zoom which

22:52

in COVID and then after COVID,

22:55

it's been Zoom meetings and I

22:57

wish they would get back to

22:59

doing it in person. But I

23:01

look around the room and I

23:04

would always say this at the

23:06

start of a meeting. Hey, I

23:08

feel very strongly about Player X

23:10

or Coach Y. But, you know,

23:12

so I'm one of 49, one

23:14

of 50, however many voters there

23:17

are. And my vote means no

23:19

more or no less. than anybody

23:21

else in this room. And, you

23:23

know, we've all been doing this

23:25

for a long time. And I

23:27

used to just, I never, I

23:29

stopped getting angry, I don't

23:31

know, maybe 15 years in, and

23:34

I just would say, look, here's

23:36

the way I feel, and I'm

23:38

going to give a strident opinion,

23:40

and then we'll see what happens

23:42

in the room. And so anyway, that's

23:45

kind of the way it fell.

23:47

And, you know, the last thing I

23:49

would say. I'm really tired of hearing

23:52

people talk about, oh, he's got to

23:54

be a first ballot, all of Famer.

23:56

He's not a first ballot, all of

23:58

Famer. Nowhere in the bylaws of

24:01

the Pearl Football Hall of Fame,

24:03

does it say that voters should

24:05

treat a first ballot, a player,

24:07

you know, under consideration for the

24:10

first time any different than he

24:12

treats a player as a candidate

24:14

for the 11th time. I just

24:16

think that is an invented rule.

24:19

It's kind of like the old

24:21

baseball rule where the old timers

24:23

didn't vote for guys in their

24:25

first year. Why? Why? Why? Why?

24:28

I mean, how are you not

24:30

voting for Ted Williams in his

24:32

first year? I mean, it's just,

24:34

it's insane. How do you not

24:37

vote for each year of this

24:39

year? I just think in a

24:41

lot of ways, the story shouldn't

24:43

be us. It shouldn't be that

24:46

should be it. You should just

24:48

vote for the guy who is

24:50

the most qualified guy in your

24:52

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voting now turns to the off

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season. Jim Gray with Peter King

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as we continue here on Let's

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Go. Looks like Aaron Rogers has

25:17

been voted off the island with

25:20

the jets. I thought the greatest

25:22

thing was the back page of

25:24

the New York Post on Monday

25:26

where it said, Bayouaska. And for

25:29

those who remember. Aaron Rogers trip

25:31

to South America to do the

25:33

Iowasca treatment or whatever that's called

25:35

experience last year. But look Jim,

25:38

I think this is finally a

25:40

couple of guys, the new coach

25:42

Aaron Glenn, the new GM, Darren

25:44

Muji, basically saying, okay, we're in

25:47

charge, we're the adults in the

25:49

room, and we do not want

25:51

a Scotch tape job at quarterback

25:53

at quarterback. are going to identify

25:56

and find and get a guy

25:58

maybe a veteran and then try

26:00

to draft a quarterback, a Jaylyn

26:02

Millrow, who knows, the Jets

26:05

are not going to be

26:07

in position most likely to

26:09

get one of the two

26:11

real good ones this year,

26:13

so who knows, but I

26:15

just think that Aaron Glenn

26:17

did not want to start

26:19

his regime by Scotch taping

26:22

the most important thing

26:24

together and then saying

26:26

we'll put off the

26:28

quarterback decision till next

26:30

year. I think he

26:32

wanted to have a blank

26:34

slate going in and good

26:36

for him. Peter King you

26:39

picked Super Bowl 59 winner.

26:41

You said the Philadelphia Eagle

26:43

so here we go be

26:45

the first on the record

26:47

Super Bowl 60. Who's going

26:49

to win it? I will take...

26:52

The Baltimore Ravens over the

26:54

Philadelphia Eagles a year from

26:56

this weekend Wow, yeah, all right, why not?

26:58

Snake marked that one down Peter it

27:00

has been an honor to have you

27:02

on this program. It's been a joy

27:05

to work with you Appreciate everything that

27:07

you've done to contribute to this

27:09

show and and it's also been a

27:11

lot of fun. Thanks so much for

27:13

joining us here on let's go and

27:15

hopefully you'll be back with us again

27:17

next year Jim. Thank you so much.

27:19

I really appreciate the opportunity I've had

27:21

a lot of fun too. Have a

27:24

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