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Welcome into the show season four, episode 25 of the Justin Timesports podcast on iTunes,
Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. Coming to you on Wednesday morning, a little
bit earlier than normal. You guys used to be on a weekend show. We will be coming out
mid week in order to try and take advantage of the NFL calendar for pretty much the remainder
of the NFL season. So welcome in to the show. So excited to be talking with you guys. They
said last time you guys heard from me was Sunday. So just four days later, feeling like
I'm a Thursday night football team. You guys are hearing from me again. We're discussing
the NFL. We're pretty much most of the show. We're about Jack's hot take, which is going
to be a doozy. So stay prepared for that. But we are jumping right into NFL week one
about what's going on with the shield in the NFL. And of course, I have to start off with
the biggest news that happened. I'm recording this Tuesday night. So if I say things like
last night, just be aware of that. The biggest thing that happened last night. And that was
four plays into his New York Jets career. Aaron Rodgers popped his Achilles tendon and
it's out for the season and potentially his career is over. Watching it happen. It was
one of those things where he went down, right? And I said, Oh, he got sacked. And then I
saw some stuff people were tweeting or posting, I guess these days. Rodgers is down. I'm like,
that's weird. Like it was pretty, pretty normal tackle. There was no pain. It wasn't like
the guy immediately called over. It was like a regular tackle. And so see it, he stands
up and there's a few telltale signs of an Achilles injury. One of which is when a guy
stands up, you can stand up especially with the help of like help him up. He can line
me up and help him up. He takes a step with a non injured foot and then he tries to step
with the second one. His foot never comes off the ground and he sits right back down.
And I think at that moment he knew. It was one of those things where like there's a certain
pain. That's a specific area for pain. When that Achilles tendon disconnects from the
heel or you know, separates itself or injures itself and the heel and the calf no longer
connected. It's a very targeted level of pain. So I think when he had that level of pain
and the unresponsiveness from his foot, that pretty much he knew at that point. Also another
telltale sign of an Achilles injury. There was a close up video that came out and it
got right up. It zoomed in four or five times the size. And when he steps and gets the guy
jumps on him and is about to tackle him, you watch his calf shutter. And the reason why
that happens is the Achilles tendon is like a old pair of curtains. When you pull the
curtains up, well when you release that stress, because the Achilles tendon runs from the
back of your heel, top of your heel, you can kind of feel it go into your calf. So that
is pretty much what's holding your heel to your calf. So once he pops and he rolls up
like an old lamp shade, it literally shutters. The force of it shutters because it releases
the calf muscle. Kevin Durant had a shutter. You know, there was a guy named Timmy Turner
a few years ago. I can't think of his name right now. His calf shuttered. When I saw those
things I immediately at that time tweeted, it's an Achilles. It has to be because that's
what happens. And then the third sign of course is you look back. Like someone kicked you.
A lot of DeMarcus Cousins famously ran down the court. Kevin Durant I think famously ran
down the court and looked back like someone had kicked him. And there was no one there
of course. And he was an Achilles tear. So absolutely devastating for New York. And I
am going to take this in twofold. I'm going to take this from a New York perspective and
look at this from an Aaron perspective. Start off with the New York perspective. New York
spin since Aaron Rodgers was rumored to want to go to the Jets. They have spent the entire
off season and the preseason assembling players to fit Aaron. I started talking a certain
way to fit Aaron. Started adjusting the schedules to fit Aaron. In literally every single way
the Jets look a picture. I mean they got Allen Lazar. They signed Ramacob. They signed Down
a Good. The offensive coordinator of course is Nat Hackett. I mean he was literally settled
to be Green Bay East. Or Denver East if you want to take it that far. But it was literally
settled to be Green Bay East. All of Aaron Rodgers friends are going to have jobs. His
offensive coordinator is going to be somebody he can easily manipulate and trust and move
over. And his fellow teammates will be guys that he at least tolerated for year one. And
so Aaron was in such a good faith that he gave back like $35 million to the organization
saying you know you keep this. Guarantee me my two years 35 and let's go in the Superbowl.
And then the attitudes around the Jets began to change. From an organization standpoint
to a fan standpoint to a media standpoint. People legitimately began to believe in the
viability of a New York Jets Superbowl. I mean it all started of course with Aaron at
his introductory press conference saying he was touring a building in a facility that
Joe named the Superbowl 3 Trophy looked lonely. You had people discussing it from all different
angles. You had Robert Sala saying we're not running from my expectations. Daven Cook when
he gets signed said we know we're going to try to get a Superbowl. Ownership management.
They all fans of course media began to fall head over heels for the Jets saying they're
going to win a Superbowl. They were elite defense last year. They had the weaponry.
They were just a quarterback away. And so the night could not have started off in a
more perfect manner for New York. It's 9-11. Granted the stadium is in East Weatherford,
New Jersey but it's right across the water from lower Manhattan which is where the attacks
happen. It's 9-11. Your new savior at quarterback, let's be honest, he was looked at as a football
savior. Your new football savior at quarterback is running out with the American flag in New
York. It's his first game as a Jet. And he's running out with the American flag. I mean
it could not have gotten louder in that arena, in that stadium. Then when the Anrizer came
out with that American flag. And then you go and you get a stop on defense. Perfect.
Let's see the Anrizer show right now. Let's just see it. He jaws off on the field. Crowd
is abuzz. Crowd is raging. And then four plays later. He's Achilles' torn. And it's seasons
over. And the air literally left the building. There has been some epic quiet downs. The
cheering even became hollow. It kind of felt like why are we doing this? It definitely
felt like, well this is the same old Jet. So I kind of feel bad for the fans. Ultimately.
But the situation is, the situation is dire to be kind in New York. That's for the organization.
Because now Aaron and Scott Chief are saying if I made it I was guaranteed. And now I'm
flipping to Aaron's side. Aaron, let's take him at his word. Let's take Aaron at his word.
Let's take him at his word and say let's believe everything he says. He's been contemplating
retirement for the past couple of off seasons. He's been engaging in some alternative solutions
to medicine. Including that he was immunized against COVID which raised a whole big stink.
Ayahuasca. That was his past off season. He dabbled in Ayahuasca. Which is a hallucinogenic.
He was on Instagram Live and crossed out the word Moderna. And he's IG post. He was in
a darkness retreat this past off season. Contemplating if he wanted to continue playing football
or not. He had become the very thing he wanted to avoid which was Brett Favre Jr. And now
he was looking to move on. He was going to move on in terms of his career choice. He
was going to move on to his team. He comes out of that darkness retreat and says he's
going to play for the New York Jets. Until he gets to the New York Jets and Nant Hacker
is already there. So they're already starting your version of the offense. And then you
get there and you kind of just fall into place. And yet you have good moments and you had
a good game in the preseason. The one you played in. First one in I think five or six
years. You threw an absolute beautiful back shoulder pass to Gary Wilson in the preseason.
And on the fourth play in the regular season. Your Achilles pops. And so not only did you
give back $35 million that you could have during your recovery. All your build up and
your escape and everything is now clouded and it's burned to the ground by an Achilles
tear. Which has retired better athletes. So I wonder. I wonder if he considered retiring.
And the reason why is that your recovery from an Achilles is going to be long and strenuous.
Your season is already over for Aaron. He only has one more year left on his contract.
So what does Aaron do if the doctors say it will be 18 months for your full recovery.
That's the end of next season. Or as all of this season. You know so I say the doctor
says 12 to 18 months for your full recovery. That's the whole two year life of the contract.
Does Aaron just say forget it. You know like I just forget it. Just don't even worry about
football anymore. And he walks through when he retires. Or does he attempt to come back
from the Achilles. Steal a Super Bowl ring. And then ride off to the sunset. It's just.
It's such an unfortunate situation. If you're an Aaron Rodgers. Because you two are your
kids. Jordan and Love look great. They started to kind of feel that the Packers nor the Jets
need you. You know Saus Gardner saying that Aaron told him sorry kid. That she was being
carted off. I mean we're looking at a situation here where the Jets are the Jets. That it
kind of doesn't matter what happens. It doesn't matter how they do it. It doesn't matter how
fancy they get. How many Pro Bowl players they sign. They're the Jets. And so now all
the momentum they spent all summer building has come crashing down because they're back
into the Zach Wilson business. Robert Salas said there will be no QB competition regardless
of who they bring in. That it is Zach's team. So that's going to be very interesting to
keep our eye on for the rest of the season. The NFL had a lot of up and down quarterback
play over the past week. The money men who combined for a little over a billion dollars
with the contracts. About 1.3 billion dollars with the contracts. All struggled. Joe Burrow
had a career low passing yards of 82 yards. Patrick Mahomes visibly struggled. We touched
on him on Thursday. Visibly struggled with the Detroit Lions pass rush. And Josh Allen.
His third best receiver was Jordan Whitehead. The problem was Jordan Whitehead plays on
the Jets. The good news for Jordan Whitehead is he's got a $250,000 incentive for catching
three in Inceptions. His best bud Josh Allen made sure he got that all last night. You
know Josh Allen hit Jordan Whitehead so well with passes I actually began to take in a
group message. I mean all caps who is he throwing the ball to. Because there was poor decision
after poor decision after poor decision after poor decision after poor decision for Josh
Allen. I was legitimately curious at a certain point who was he throwing the ball to. And
then Lamar Jackson had the best numbers out of the group. However they were playing the
Houston Texans and it was not a down-knitting passing attack like I was expecting considering
that it is grambling. And now just for a few categories. Worst winners of the week. Bucks,
Eagles and Raiders. The Bucks did not look good. For most of that the Vikings pretty
much shot themselves in the foot which kind of allowed the Bucks to get back into the
game and ultimately win it. The Eagles struggled with the New England Patriots especially on
defense. Mack Jones was very decisive, very smart with the ball. No complaints about how
he handled himself in the slightest. And so you got a defense like the Eagles was supposed
to be this dominating force. Yes they did take the ball multiple times but you also
have an Eagles offense that was supposed to be a dominating force and they didn't do much
of anything the entire game. And then of course the Las Vegas Raiders battled out against
the Denver Broncos. I think the Denver Broncos would end up being ultimately a better football
team overall and have a strong chance at the wild card. However I just think Las Vegas
had their number that night. But the Raiders did not look impressive at all. And then we
have our best losers. We touched on the Pats earlier. But again Mack great decision making.
That's pretty much the gist of the Patriots game. Good decision making. You don't want
to throw too much on the film so you're going to relax on some of the other stuff. But doing
too much. Not doing enough. Not understanding all that stuff has to end. This week this
game all that stuff has to be no more. And then the Chargers. Same old story with the
Chargers. Different OC. Justin Herbert when his defense gives up 27 less points is like
some ridiculous number in 7. He doesn't lose if your defense is alive. He's not asking
you to ask for 2,000 Ravens. He's asking you to not give up 27 points because in games
where his team does give up 27 points and it happened in 27 in his 50 starts teams are
6 and 23. When the team lost less than 27 points the Chargers are 19 to 4. So that could
definitely kick start the movement in Los Angeles to try and get a better defense in
there. Now Brandon Staley is the defensive head coach. He was the defensive coordinator
for the Rams. They were the top defense I believe his last year. I don't know maybe
Aaron Donald makes everybody look good. I have no idea. But I mean Prime Aaron Donald,
Prime Van Miller, Aaron Donald, Leonard Floyd I believe, Prime Bobby Wagner, Prime Jalen
Ramsey. Maybe he was a product of his players. But they have a defensive head coach in the
Chargers and Brandon Staley. And the defense is obviously the issue as Justin Herbert can
continue to break records to start a career. And then of course my last category which
is the QBs that are over category is Ryan Tanahale and Justin Fields. Ryan Tanahale
looked cooked against the Saints. He threw multiple horrible interceptions trying to
force the ball to Deandre Hopkins. Marshall Adam will make him pay and a couple of other
people ended up making him pay severely for those poor decisions. So Ryan Tanahale I think
to me is over. I think the Titans need to get Malika Willis ready, Will Levis ready
to start because I don't think Ryan Tanahale is going to start very long. I don't think
he's the right man for the job at this point in time. And Justin Fields. I was on Trevor
Lawrence is better than Justin Fields in college. I was saying Trevor Lawrence is better than
him in high school. Trevor Lawrence is better than him in the NFL. I was called in St. Justin
Louis when the most popular people bet on. I just. Some of Justin Fields decision making.
I scratch my head a lot. And what's going on because multiple years in league and his
best assets, those legs. I struggle to figure out what's going on with the Chicago Bears.
I don't know if they're tanking, if they're not tanking. If they're tanking I take up
Caleb Williams. They aren't taking, tanking rather. I don't understand what's going on
with the Chicago Bears. But up next we're going to shift into our NFL week 2. Welcome
back into the show. Now we're going to dive into NFL week 2. We're discussing some interesting
match ups we have on the dot kit. Of course we have Thursday Night Football. And you guys
know if it is a game I discuss I would not pick a winner. If it is in my Jax pack, it
was our NFL betting segment. Vikings and Eagles is not in my NFL betting segment. I have the
Eagles. Look the Vikings are coming off a game where it was a noon game and they struggled
against the Bucs. Thursday night, prime time, Kirk Cousins is the quarterback. That's a
bad mixture. But on the other side it's not like Philadelphia had the world's best game
against New England. They struggled in multiple areas including protecting in the middle of
the field which N'Kobe Dean is down. And they had an issue when they got spread thin with
something they can't just fix on the fly. That has to be something that they fix with
the person that they have. So that is going to be incredibly interesting there with the
Eagles and the Vikings. I've got the Eagles relatively close by about 6. I don't know
what the point spread is but I've got the Eagles by about 6. And so the Eagles will
move to 2-0 and the Vikings to 0-2. Up next it will be Ravens at Bengals. I have this
game on Jax Pax. I would not pick a winner. But this is the battle of the two AFC North
pillars as far as quarterback play. So Lamar and Burrow are going at it once again. Burrow
has owned Baltimore for a vast majority of his career. And so I don't see why that changes
today. And so the Bengals and Ravens will be a physical knockdown drawn out. Whichever
one of us makes the long pass first will definitely get the victory.
Patrick Mahomes goes to the Prince that was promised. This game is not in my Jax Pax but
I've got a strong feeling that the Chiefs will go into Duval against the Jaguars and
take another L. I just think that the Jaguars are going to dice the Chiefs up. I'm not sure
how you fix hands over the weekend whether it's a confidence thing or what. But whatever
it is it's going to be hard to do in a week. And so the Chiefs have a confidence issue
heading into Jacksonville and Duval. I've got, make sure it's not in my Jax Pax, I've
got Jacksonville win this game by about 6 points. They're going to make a play or two
on defense. They're going to take advantage of some less than 100% confident receivers.
And I just think that they don't have the defense enough to stay with Jacksonville right now.
Trevor Lawrence had a rough game against Indy but I expect him to bounce back to our offensive
bounce back. And they're not going to much well or unit than the unit we saw in the second
half of last year and not in the first half. And then Tuwa Atmak, the battle of the Alabama
quarterbacks. Also again, 9-9 Jax back. Tuwa Atmak is a huge game. I'm going to join those
games where there's a lot of storylines in this game. Alabama quarterbacks, they went
in back to back. Tuwa then proceeded into Mack Jones. Both of them with a lot of questions
entering the NFL. Honestly Tuwa's carried most of his questions. Max kind of shed a
couple of his. But for the most part they pretty much got their same exact questions
they got from when they were younger. Two quarterbacks from 9-9 SA, that's physically
gifted but has a lot of ability in this league and is being able to play in this league for
Tyree. For Tuwa, talking about low up, you've got the track team. You've got Tyree. You've
got David Aiken who was the fastest runner back at the combine. You have Jalen Watto
who was one of the top five fast people ever at the combine. When you have a situation
like that, this game has so many storylines, it is going to be incredibly interesting to
watch. Again, a game also 9-9 Jax back. I am going to pick it. I've got the New England
page to buy for 27-23. I think it's going to be a little bit too much. Tyree's here
usually does not go off against New England. Bill Belichick has had a lot of practice against
him when he stayed on the Chiefs. Nice had him multiple times when he was in Miami in
the division. Tyree Hill usually doesn't go off on the Patriots. It is the others. Jalen
Watto gets a big catch. Anybody else who possibly showing around trying to just free up Tyree
Hill. I think Belichick is going to really focus his efforts on Tyree Hill and do his
best to take him out of the game and not remain coverage. Then if you look at it, what could
possibly cause the New England slip is the new offense, new continuity. They looked like
a team that hadn't played the preseason together or hadn't played it all together. It was just
small stuff that could be corrected that a good team in Miami Dolphins could go into
New England and beat them despite what I was saying it would be a 6 point game.
Now with some quick hitters. Lyle Collins has been released by the Cincinnati Bengals
from the physically unable to perform list. He has been connected to the New England Patriots.
He's had a very up and down tumultuous career. But now he's looked to find a home. He's
had to be on the PEP list. He is now a free agent and it appears he's ready to go. If
that is the case, he immediately becomes a top target for the New England Patriots along
with anybody else who needs a legitimate tackle. Deontay Johnson of the Pittsburgh Steelers
along with Cam Hayward of the Pittsburgh Steelers will be out multiple weeks due to their respective
injuries. So the Steelers will be out two starters on defense before the foreseeable future.
And Carolina Panthers cornerback J.C. Horne is out multiple weeks with his injury as well.
So now we're going to transition into our NFL betting segment, Jack's Pack.
Welcome back into the show. And now we're going to be discussing our NFL betting segment,
Jack's Pack. Our successful NFL betting segment, Jack's Pack last week. We went positive three
and two with our picks including nailing our lock. I thought our lock was pretty obvious.
It turns out it wasn't to most people. But we nailed our lock last week. Let me pull
that note back up. Our lock last week was Packers plus one at the Bears. Absolutely
nailed it. The Packers dominated the entire game. So we nailed our lock last week and
we went positive three and two in our selections. But now we're going to try and keep that trend
going. So the first game again, these games are in the order list. We're doing this off
the app, the ESPN app when I did the numbers. So I got them Tuesday night. Again, they're
not in order of favorite. The only thing that is a favorite game is of course the lock game.
So on the docket we have number one, Raiders at Bills. Bills minus nine and a half. Take
the Bills. Josh Allen struggled severely on Monday night football. He was summarily embarrassed.
He had four turn of turnovers including three picks to Jordan Whitehead. The entire world
is questioning his quarterback ability. It's questioning his team, questioning his organization,
questioning whether Stefan Diggs even wants to be there anymore. So many other things.
The Raiders is not a program that is currently used to success. And so they're going to struggle
in my opinion, handling their new foul success. Having done a number, not done a number on,
but having successfully taken down the Denver Broncos, an intro division opponent. Now they
have to deal with success and they get to go at the Buffalo Bills who will be looking
to give a measure of revenge against the NFL for their general ineptitude on Monday night
football. Losing to the Aaron Rodgerless, New York Jets and Zach Wilson. Field goal
return, punt return touchdown. Absolutely insane ending in that Bills and Jets game.
But I think the Bills absolutely rolled the Las Vegas Raiders here. I think Josh Allen
is going to have one of his 35 to 40 point games, which means that the Raiders would
have to get anywhere from 10 to 17, we'll have to get anywhere from 25 points or higher
in order to win, in order to keep the points ready to write. I don't think that happens.
And so I have strong faith in the Buffalo Bills winning this game by more than nine
and a half points. So again, the bet is Raiders at Bills take the Bills minus nine and a half.
Chargers at Titans. You get the Chargers minus three, take the Chargers. They don't watch
the Titans play. Now I get it. Now I get it. The Saints defense, one of the best defensive
in the league. They are completely and totally as advertised when they came into the league,
came into this season. A lot of people thought they were going to be one of the best defenses
and they showed up and showed out. I just don't believe in Ryan Tannehill and the Citus.
And I'm also looking at, I think the Chargers are going to get 30 points in this game. The
Titans have a pretty good pass rush, but I just don't, they don't have the corners to
keep up with the Chargers. Now it's at Tennessee. So cross country travel could be advantageous
Tennessee. But I just don't think the Chargers have the ability to be slowed under 30 points,
especially by the Titans not having the corners required to really try and compete with the
Chargers defense, or Chargers offense rather. And so Chargers minus three, hammer the Chargers.
Ravens plus three and a half at the Bengals. Now I'm not picking the Ravens to win this
game. I am picking them to cover three and a half, but I'm thinking it's going to be
a field goal game. I think in the Bengals I'm going to win this game like 27, 24, 24,
21, 23, 20, somewhere in there. The Bengals are going to win this game very closely. I
just don't, I don't see the Ravens lose by more than four points. I just don't. It will
have to be 27, 23. Some weird shocking surprise for that to happen. But I've got the Cincinnati
Bengals winning the game. All right. But I have a Baltimore Ravens covering the three
and a half. So Baltimore plus three and a half over the Bengals. Commanders plus three
and a half over Denver. This is my lock. This is my lock. I don't understand this one sprint.
I mean, again, cross country travel is potentially at play here, but Denver looks flat out inept
against the Las Vegas Raiders and they're a less put together organization than the
Washington Commanders. And so I think that Denver struggles continue. I think the Airbnb
enemy gets a couple of big plays off and around Rivera maybe gets a turnover or two and the
route could be on for the command. I actually would pick the Commanders to win this game
outright on the money line if I was doing that sort of thing. And I am not just picking
the point spread, but all kudos to the Commanders for going to be ready for this football game.
They're going to be coast well, they're going to be strategized well, they're going to be
fired up. Meanwhile, Denver is kind of still looking around like what happened to us. We
went in with a lot of anticipation, a lot of godliness, a lot of hype because Russell
Wilson was there, Sean Payton was there, and then they laid an egg against Las Vegas Raiders.
So that is going to be something to keep our eye on for sure. But it is my lock of the
week. Washington plus three and a half at Denver. And lastly, but certainly not least,
Browns minus two and a half at Pittsburgh. Did anyone see what Miles Gere was doing to
Cincinnati Bengals offensive line? Literally doing crossover moves before getting down
and sacking Joe Burrow. Pittsburgh is already going to be down a couple of players. Deontay
Johnson is going to be down Cam Hayward, which means they're going to be scrambling for larger
bodies in the game. And that's what's going to take our advantage. If you are a Cleveland
Browns fan, you're going to have the advantage up front on both sides of the ball. And so
bikini picket not being in the world's most athletic quarterback. Also not necessarily
knowing what to do and pressure folding around him. This could be a potentially rough start
to Mike Tomlin's effort of non-losing seasons going 0 and 2, which means he has to go 9
and 6 to secure a non-losing season. Possible, but it just makes it a lot harder to get done.
So run through these picks one more time. Bills minus nine and a half over the Raiders.
Chargers minus three over the Titans. Ravens plus three and a half over the Bengals. Commanders
plus three and a half over Denver. Cleveland minus two and a half over Pittsburgh. Now
up next, we're going to go to Jack's hot take, which is going to be take on USA basketball.
Welcome into the show. And now we're going to jump into our final segment, which is our
rebranded final segment, Jack's hot take. Now recently, and let me make sure I get this
correct. I don't want to do that. I don't want to be that person. I want to get information
together. Recently, as of one day ago, the news I reported to me and Sean Charani reported
that LeBron James was interested in committing to Team USA in 2024 for the Olympics. He was
also leading a group that includes Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant in his group about
probably committing to play in 2024 for Team USA. Later, we learned that Draymond Green,
Aaron Fox, Anthony Davis, Damien Lillard, Jason Tatum, Devin Booker, Kyrie Irvin, and
Bam Adebayo have also all been linked to wanting to commit to Team, thinking about strongly
committing to Team USA for the 2024 Olympics. Where is, I know the world comes out the Olympics.
I totally understand that. I totally get the world comes out the Olympics. Personally,
if I had a choice, I'd only play the Olympics too. But the fact that we went from Anthony
Edwards, Jaren Jackson Jr., Austin Reeves, Jaylen Brunson, to LeBron, Katie, Steph, A.D.,
Dange. If this team does come together, it has an argument for the greatest team ever
assembled. It's just, it's one of those moments where it's like, wow, the full force of American
basketball could be barreling down on the world, in the world stage of the Olympics
in Paris. So, I mean, it frustrates me because, and my take is this, because I'll back up,
my take is this. The USA will win gold if that team comes together by a larger margin
of victory than the original Dream Team in 1992. That's an angry team. That's a team
where they say, we're going to shoot you out the gym, we're going to dunk on you, score
a pass, you lock you up. Like that's a team where they're going to blow out everybody.
It's one of those teams, it's a reminder team. Like, no, you have not caught up. You are
not in the same tier as us. That was our C players. Let's bring out the A guys and let's
play basketball. And so I just think that they're going to have such an advantage just talent
wise. I mean, the 12th guy on the bench might be bam in a bio. I mean, he's going to start,
but I'm saying the 12th guy on the bench may end up being, I'm not saying Andy Davis
to blame, may end up being, Andy, Andy, Andy, make it on the team. He may be the 12th guy
on the bench and barely play. Like that's the level of talent that's coming in the 2024
Olympics. If those guys truly do commit and actually follow through on their commitment
and play for Team USA. But I think that, again, this team will blow out people by a bigger
margin of victory than the names you dreamt of. But that is all I have for you guys today.
Hope you guys enjoyed the rest of your week. I hope you guys did listen to this podcast.
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